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THE TREATY OF yIILAFRNCA

Mad world mad kings mad composition -
Francis, to keep Napoleon from the whole,
Hath willingly departed with part
And France, (whose armor conscience buckIed or
Whom zeal and charity brought to the field,
As Gods own soidier) sounded in the ear
With that same purpose changer, that sly evil
That broker that still breaks the path OF faith
That daily break vow; he that wins of ALL
OF kings, of beggars old men, young men, maids :
That smooth faced gentleman, tickling commodity ,
Commodity, the bias of the world;
Till this advantage, this vile drawing bias
This sway Of motion, this commodity
This Bawd, this broker, this all-changing word
Clapp'd on the outward eye ofickle France
Hath drawn him from his own determined aid
From resolv'd and honorable war;
To most base and yile-concluded peace
Shakespeare, O. little altered
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The Atlantic Telegraph.

NEW YoRK, August ll.-By the last arrival from
England learn that the Atlantic Telegraph
Company have decided to make the conductor of
their next cable of six copper wires twisted about
six times the size of the old cable There is to be
no outside covering of iron wire, except for few
hundred miles of the ends. The cable is to be made
and laid down, guaranteed in all respects and it is
expected to have it in order for business early next
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Destructive Fire at Cincinna,,

CNcINNATI, august ia fire occurred here
this morning which destroyed the wholesale liquor
store of S. S: Boyle Co., involving a loss of
slOO, 600, on which there is insurance only to the
amount of S50,OOO The fire also partially destroy
ed the warehouse of S. n. Pike, wholesale liquor
dealer, whose loss is estimated at $50 OOO insured
ior SlOQ00 and the metallic burial factory of
Messrs. Breed Co., whose loss is estimated at
$40 nnn -
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EXPORTS FROM RATTJMORE
For Shipping Intelligence, see 4th page
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH STAR.
THE lSTHMUS GOLD FEVER SUBSIDING-
REVOLUTION IN CARTHAGENA.

New YORK, August 1.-THE steamer North
Star, from Aspinwall, has arrived but brings no
news of Importance.
The excitement the lsthmus about Indian
mounds and golden images was dying out
The English steamer Paramattee, before report
ed, was still lying on the reef near ST. Thomas
The L. 5. sloop-ot-war st. Marys sailed from
Panama on the 2Sth for Reaego.
Advices had been received of 4 revolutionary
movement at Carthagena on the 23d ult., when the
Liberal party pronounced against the authorities
and appointed Ex-Governor Juan Jose Nicto pro-
ysionaI ruler
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The Goodxxood Racas

New ioRK, August 1.-THE sporting intelligence
BY the Arabia Gays that at the Goodwood races on
Friday, Mr.. Ten Broeck's horse "Starke" won the
Bentinck Memorial stakes of one thousand sov-
ereigns. "Prioress' was third, fifteen horses in
all, running. Mr.. Ten Brock, is said to have won
f25, 900 on the Goodwood stakes His colt s'Um-
pire," by Lecompte, won the ''Nursery stakes also
on Friday
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uons barely maintained. Iron firm at 5s 4f6 los for
fSlls and t6afe 5s for bars; pigs steady at 53s 6d
Turpentine heavy and slightly ower-saes at SIS 37s
On on he spot and 36s to arrive. Fish Oils quiet Lnseed
vi quiet ana scarce at 2Ss apes TallOw steady The
wool sales were animated and prices were firm.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-The London money market
was slightly more stringent with an increased demand
Consols closed on Friday at 94HG95S for account
f236 0OO ~
Messrs Barring Bros. quote Bar Silver at S. 2Hd: Dol.
lars 5s X d.; Eagles 76s. 4d.
hAVRE MARKET the week ending the 26th ult -
cotton dulsales of the week 5000 bales stock 50 900
paes New Orleans tres ordindre H. and do bas lO6f
Delng aslght decline The weather in France had been
voraGie for the crops. Breadstufs dull but
steauy. Pot Ashes firm at 4Of. Coffee dull Ois-sales
S 9SnimpCrtont. Rice heavy Sugar dull but firm Lard
uuL. Mhaeoone in active demand and frmer-
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS

FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYsIC,
composed that disease within range of their ac
ton can rarely withstand evae them Their
properties search and cleanse and nvgorate every portion
OF the human organism correcting its diseased and
storing Is healthy yitaies Asa consequence Of these pro
perS the invalid who bowed down with pain hyscal
debility astoniSed find his health or energy restored bv
a remedy at once so simple and inviting.
Not only do they the every day complaints of every
body but also many formidable and dangerous diseases
The agent below named pleased furnish gratis my Anne
rectoqs for their Use in the following complaints Core
dch Nausea, Idigeson Pain IN and Morbid T,action Of
The BoceiS, FIdtueRcv, Loss Qf appetite, Jd,lpdce and
other kindred complaints arising from low
Oh nhstrIctinn of fInctinns
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EXTENSIVE HAUL Or CoUNTERFEtr MoNEY-Seiz-
lre Of $4,000 in Bogus Blis Thirty Bank Note
Plates, Presses, Dies, Etc-0ne of the most exten-
sive seizures Of counterfeit and bogus bank notes
ever known in the annals of the Police Department
was effected by the detectives on Tuesday night
Sergeant Dickson and officers Farley and Eustace
were detailed to work up the case some two weeks
ago, and night before last they accomplished the
task to their entire satisfaction. On Sunday
they arrested two men named Thomas Potter
and Daniel Clark suspicion Of being engaged
in the manufacture of counterfeit items" on the
Oneida County Bank. A number ofthe spurious bills
were found in the posse sson of the prisoners as also
the plate and press used in the manufacture of the
bills No other counterfeit bills save those on the
Oneida County Bank were discovered; but the
officers felt confident that further search of the
premises and the surrounding neighbnrhood would
lead to interesting and important develop
ments. Superintendent PilsbuTy, it appeared, has
received letters from the country to the effect that
the business # counterteiting was going on on
grand scale in this city, and the detectives
who were made aware of the fact, came to the
conclusion that they had hit upon the very men
who were at the bottom Of all the mischief
They not much mistaken in their conjecture
as the sequel will show. On Tuesday night the po-
lice paid second visit to the premises lately occu
pied by the prisoners in Forty-ffth street but no
thing discovered. In a short while after
wards, however, one Of the officers stumbled upon
a carpet bag which was concealed in the rocks
about two hundred feet from the house, which
amply rewarded them for all their trouble Upon
opening the bag it found be stuffed to its ut
most capacity with counterfeit money, besides
bank note plates and a large batch of letters. The
carpet bag was brought down to the Office of the
Deputy Superintendent yesterday morning and its
contents placed upon table and carefully inspect-
ed, when it was found to contain no less an amount
than $4,000 in worthless bills, besides thirtv-six
plates on a variety of banks, and correspondence
in reference to the cOunterfeiting business
which numbered over four hundred letters
" Y Herald.
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FIRES.

The alarm of fire yesterday evening, between
and o'clock, was caused by the burning of small
shed, on Eager near Somerset street. Several fire
engines proceeded to the locality, but their services
not needed.
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AYERS CHERRY PECTnRAI.

q Il 7
COUGHs, COLDS, INFLUENZA, HoARsENsss, GROUP Rsny-
CHITtS, lNCIPIENr CONSUMPTION, AND THE
RELIEF OF CoNsUMPTIvE PATIENTS
ADVANCED STAGES OF
DISEASE.
wide Is the field of its usefulness and numerous are
the of its that almost every section of country
abound in persons publicly KNOWN who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases of the lungs by
its Wheu tried its superiority over every other
medicine of its kind is too apparent to escape
and VIII its virtues are known the public longer hest
tate what andoe to employ for the distressing and dan
gerous affections Of the pulmonary organs that incident
to climate While inferior remedies thrust unnn
the community have faed and been discarded, this has
gained friends by trial. conferred benefits on the
afflicted they forget, and produced cnrps foo
numerous and too remarkabe to be forgotten.
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Sailing of the Arabia

sailing OF the ArabIa.
SAcKvILLE, August l0.-The Arabia sailed from
Halifax for Boston at $50 p. NJ. yesterday. She
will be due there at midnight tonight
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MAGNITUDE OF THE COPPER REeIoN,-A Lake Su-
perior correspondent of the Cleveland Herald, wri.
This mountain is twenty-five miles west of Onto
nagon, and is quite celebrated for the promise of
copper it contains; the veins cropping out of its
cliffs for several miles east and west, and found to
dip toward the Lake at an angle ofabeut thirty five
degrees. 1t is here the Carp Lake Mining Company
are at work, and have already found well defined
vein, which has produced several barrels of stamp
copper, with small masses indicating larger ones as
they descend with their shafts and drifts
Mr.. Hayes, Superintendent of the work, and who
is pioneer miner, having opened the Cliff and sew
eral other mines, thinks the show for copper her
as good as in any place on Lake Superior.
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OFFICIAL CREDENTIALS PREsENTED.-We under
stand that Mr.. Edward Bloudeel yesterday deliver
ed his credentials to the President, and was re-
ceived as envoy extraordinary and minister pleni-
potentiary of his Majesty the King of the Belgians
to this government and that on Friday last, the
9th inst, the Chevalier P. Massone charge d'af
faires OF his Sicilian Majesty presented his creden-
tas in that character to the Secretary of State
Constitution,
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AY RS
In HID n L-N-D Il Il d 4 n
OF SARSAPARILLA,

the most eectua remedy which the medical skill of our
times can devise for this everywhere prevailing and fatal
aady 1t s combined from the active remedals that
have been dscqyered for the expurgaon of this foul dis
order from the BLOOD and the of the system
destructive consequences Hence should be employed for
the cure ono only Scofua but also those other affections
which arise from it, such ERUPTIvE and SKIN DISEASES
81 ANTHoNYs FIRr, ROSE, ERYsIPELAs, PIMPLEs PUs
IULEs BLoTcHES BLANs and BoILs, TUMoRs TETTER and
SALT RHEUM, SCALD HEAD. RINGwORM, RHEuMATIsM,
STPHILITlo AMP NEsCuRAL DISEASES DROPsY, DYSPEPSIA
DEBILITY, and, indeed ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM
VITEATED OR iaPURE BLOOD The popular belief in smpu.
TttV oGtte bood is founded in truth scrofa is de-
generation OF the blood The particular purpose virtue
OF this Sarapara is to purify and regenerate this vital
mated constitutions
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MARK ETS BY TELEGRAPH

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, August 1I.-Cotton-sales to-day of 500
bales at decline of " Mddling Upands, l2k the
market closing with further downward tendency Flour
depressed Sales of II 500 bbs at decline of 10 to
cts State, S41504 AS Ohio 81 755 90 Southern 81 go
Is Wheat is quiet Sales of 1000 bushels; choice
white Southern, 14S cts Western red ITO Corn
buoyant. Sales of 900 bushels; mixed 7S6sO cts
white "a cts yellow 81 cts Beef is heavy at s@11 for
repacked Western. Pork-Prime is 10 cts lower Sales
at Sl0Gl0 25 Lard is quiet at 1Oh@l04 cts Whiskey
steady at 25S cts Sugar is heavy at 516h for
Muscovado. Coffee closed buoyant Sales of IA 900
at l0S@l2x cts. Spirits Turpentine is heavy 434
cts Rosin is dull. Rice heavy Freights-Coton for
Liverpool taken at 3-16G4.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l1-Flour is unchanged Wheat
active at l4245 cts for white and 133l35 cts for
red Corn Is firm; yellow IA cts. Oats active at SO
pt Tba norl,at
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORk
BY TELEGRAPH.
through LILLIAN FISHER Son, Stock and Bill Brokers

There is but little doing in foreign bills at New York
and rates are unchanged. Sterling 1O9Gl104. Francs
5.Eh@5l5
The earnings of the Michigan Central Road for the
month of July were:
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SToRY OF WArERLoo.-The following story
pertaining to the battle of Waterloo told by
Whem, in his recent hi.tory of France published
by the Blackwoods, the author guarantees to be
authentic:
1t was on Sunday; and while the church bells of
England was calling the people to prayer the can
nonade commenced. Everybody was in expccta-
ton of a battle. 1t was known in England that
Napoleon had crossed into the Netherlands and
that Wellington ready tomeet him. News was
slow in coming, and peoples hearts were sick with
the expectation of the next mail. 1t chanced that
between the services on that eventtul Sunday, a
clergyman in Kent walking in his garden His
gardener old soldier, who had fought in
Spain. He said: "There is a fight going on, sir,
somewhere; for | remember when we were in the
peninsula we always knew when canuonade was
going on, wherever it might be, by a crumbing of
fresh mold He took a spade and dug down
single foot and along the smooth surface left bv
the steel an imperceptible trembling shook down
little pellets of the soil That's enough, sir" said
the gardener, "theyre at it sure enough" Before
the next Sunday came around, the news had spread
from end to end of all the seagrt ise "iov cannon
had sounded from all the castles in the land and it
was known that the greatest victory in modern
times had crowned the British arms.
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Total. $l08 1903 "a s143,s7245
beSleuSo's's So0,OOo.0l
The Directors of the Hanover Branch Railroad Comma
ny have declared dividend of dollar per share on
the capital stock, payable after to-day 10th inst
The Branch Road under the efficient Presidency Cap
tain Eicheberger is paying the stockholders
and to the community for whose accommodation and ben
eft il was constructed-- York RprluLicnn
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IncTease.... ~ -. -.
PRICES OF REEE NJ FnRrr.Fnrnru snprrr

RIMARKs ON BEEF CATTLE.-The market has continu-
ed very similar last week The increase in the receipts
has been about equally divided between poor and good
quality for the former prices rather lower
1918 head were purchased by New Workers. We quote
prices at 6H 9lOH cts average cts Some very
high as IL cts
Veals-The supply much smaller and prices are I'M
changed-sales of common to prime at 4G6H cts
Mich Cows-There is very little doing, prime grades
are scarce. Sales at $25d65, as to quality.
Sheep and LambsThe trade is rather better and prices
shade higher. The supply being over 6 900 head re
would dress 32d34 lbs at % shiings each Store sheep
have sold at 81 per head.
Sales by Mccarthy of SO2 head at s25O@5 By Thomas
c. Larkin 623 head for So So. John C. Larkin 2S
head for S3 1872. By McGraw and OBrien 2226 head
for SC 6s43.24 BY R. II. Hume, PA lambs for s65349
do for s3oS l21 do sl s75 lO2 $685. 43 do
for s127 so; and 200 store sheep at 81 each
Swne.-The market has declined largely and is well
supplied with heavy corn fed and distillery fed. We
quote at 696R for corn fed and 5A9 96 for distlery
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, August lO.-There is
tte or no export demand for Flour and the market is
dull today 30OG40O bbls only having found buy
ers al $3.50 for fresh ground superne made from
wheat ana 50 for sound old stock holders indf
selling at these rates, but the sales are linn
10 M wants OF the trade who buy cautiously at from
50 up to 81 per bb for superne and fancy brands
S 70 quay and freshness Rye Flour is held at
S5Io and pennsylvania Corn Meal at s3 62L per Dbl
but we are only advised of small of the latter to-
day, at quotations.
only moderate, and about 900 bushels found bnTer h
small lots at 81 33 for reds of and prime nsrt
Ieu LOT Wnlte lncuulng LOO bushels of
former prime Delaware, and 600 bushels of the Ia
prime Kentucky, at the highest figures Rye Is stsod
with sales Of 4d500 bushels Delaware 20 cts old
Pennsylvania is held at rs cts Corn is in better de-
mand, and most of the lots In the market some 5oo
bushels Pennsylvania and Southern yellow were taken
at rs cts partly in store Oats contnne in steady de-
mand with sales of about 5000 bushels old Pennsylvania
to note at S73S cts mostly at the latter rate in store
and 1000 bushels new Southern at 33 cts, sdoat.
In Groceries and Provisions there is nothing new and
the only sale hear of 100 hhds of Bacon Shoulders
to 20 out of the market at steady rates.
or Lead We are advised of sale of s77 Pigs Galena
taken before landing, terms kept private. The de
mand is steady and holders firm.
The demand for Whskey continues limited. PennsyI-
vania bbls selling at 26 cs Prison and Ohio do 2727X
cts, and Drudge at rs cts Hhds dull and nearly
nominal at 26 cts.
WILMINGTON MARKET, August 10.-Turpentine.-
The receipts for the week have been SMALL owing to the
low stage Of the water courses the receipts having been
confined principally for lots per railroad and per vessels
There 10 good demand existing, and parcels meet with
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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE F0
A LEX HOFFMAN,
a. DESIGNER AND CARVER,
SCHOOL,
49, No III BALTIMORE STREET, (third story,)
mazly Opposite Sun Building, Baltimore
A LEX HOFFMAN

SCROFULA, OR KINGS EVIL is a constitu-
otona disease, corruption blood by which this
u!d becomes yated, weak and poor Being in the crc-
aton Pervades The whole body and may burst out in
disease on any part of it, No organ is from its attack
nor Is there one which it may destroy The scrofuIous
faint IS variousy caused by mercuria disease low living
dlsodered or unhealthy food. impure air. filth and filthy
habits the depr ssng vices, et Whatever it's origin It
Is heary IN the constitution, descending from patents
oehdren unto the third and fourth generation" indeed
II seems TO be the rod of Him who says 81 will visit tn in
qultles OF the fathers upon their children
Its effects commence by depos from the blood of
fupt or ucerous natter which, in the lungs liver and in
@ sGrai gans Is termed tuberces in the glands swellngs
anu on te surface eruptons sores This foul corruption
Whlch Gende the blood depIeSSes the energies of life 50
that scrofulous constitutions only suffer from scofous
conant nut they have far less withstand
tacSS Of other consequently numbers perish
by dlso der5 which, although scofuous their nature
are still rendered fa by this faint in he system Most Of
the consumption which decimates the human family
origin directly this scrofulous amnaInn and many
destructive diseases Of the liver Kidneys brain and indeed
ofa the organs arise from aggravated by the same
cause. -
one quarter of all people scrofulous their persons
are nvaued by this lurking infection, and health
undermined by it. To cleanse it the system we must
renovate the blood by Alternative medicine and invgo
rate it by healy food and exercise Such medicine we
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A QUEER PUGIIsTIC ENcoUxrER.-Rathera an anu
sing rencontre occurred yesterday on Fifth street
between two men, one of whom was large and
neshy, and the other slender though muscular
They had several rounds, when amnesty having
been proclaimed and explanations made, the bel-
gerents mutually apoogized.
1t appears that the fat man on the back OF
the other a coat so much like one he had lost that
he accused the wearer of having stolen It. This
accusation aroused the feshy individual of course,
and he answered with blow which was returned,
and the engagement became animated. When the
two paused to breathe, the coat-osa" discovered in
his foe an old friend who had been absent from the
citv for several years, and had grown so fe>hy as
to cause the slender person to forget him. Both
were ashamed and amused, but regarded it on the
whole as good joke, that they entered the first
cafe to drink to many more such, with the fighting
nd I,nni ,.n1rtiE E,nn,.s.
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Gbutatign.

~ SCHOOL. OF LETTERS.
The next Session (the 55thl will begin the SECOND
MONDAY the 18th Of SEPTEMBER. For information or
matrcuiat,on, apply at No 32 MULBERRY STREET.
a9tu,th&slStt Rev f.. A. AI,YRN MPLE, y. D., Pret
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2,S19 bbs.
Spirits Turpentine.-Th has been very little doing
IN TINS cle since last and the market ruled steady
but quiet at Al cts. per gallon Up to Monday when
there was decline of cent and the market closed at 40
cts per gallon Sales during the week of only 9I6 bbs
lot OF 800 bbls sold yesterday to be delivered 1st
September at SO cts per gallon
Rosin.-The market for this article has ruled quiet
The finer grades il has been entirely neglected sin.
gle transaction having taken place knowledge in
either Pale No. l, No. .. In Common nave heard
of sales Of only 2,470 bbls.
Tar-There have been no receipts since our last and
consequently we have transactions report There
Is some inquiry and prices would meet with ready sale
at quotations p S-A lot of 80 bbls received this
ing and sold at $3.50 per bb
CINCINNATI MARKET August 1O.-Flour closed dull
at $l05 for red and Sl05G1l2 for white. The receipts
and exports of these articles for the were as follows
Receipts Exports.
Wheat bushels ..' SO 20 7sa 5a4Ss a'4Ss
The export demand chiefly from what is known
as the frosted district in State and Pennsyva
mia. Provisions are inactive.
There is some demand for Bacon and cts. for
Shoulders and Sides, but holders ask cent
Mess Pork and Lard may be called nominal Some small
orders for the latter filled sl5d5 So and these
are the asking prices but what 500 900 bbls would
bring if thrown the market it is impossible say,
but the effect such effort to realize would have be
inferred from the state of the New York market.
Holders of Lard are quite independent 1t would be
difficult to buy below IL cts while round lot could mot
be Sold probably, at 10 There good trade
demand for Sugar and Molasses and prices firm
to cts for the former and 3s for the latter. Whis
key declined cent during the week closing %
There has been good demand for Barley from the
regions, for feed, at 58d60 cts.
There is nothing doing in new, brewers being as yet
unprepared purchase There has also been good
mand for shorts from the interior and prices have ad
vanced to slsd2o per ton The injury pastures by
the late drought renders it necessary to feed cattle in
many places and hence demand for and the large ad
vance in the price of, bran and shorts.
The receipts at this port during the last twenty
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

t4'II OIN 10 n DItI INIOIlT.
CARDIFF, WALEs-PruS. Ship A. Boninger.
1857 bars +. T. iron, order.
COASTWISE.
CHARLEsToN-Str. PdtdpScO
l26 casks rice, White Elder; ~ do, Jas Corner
Son; 67 do, John Williams & Son. 10 do. J. Brandt Jr
l2s do, A. c. Schaefer; 20 do yarn, c. Worthngton
tcs molasses j. c. Yates Co.. 20 bales cotton order
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
WEST INDIEs-Br 6rigdntine Queen Tictoria
lies bbs. flour, 100 do. corn meal so bags do 200
bushels SO bbs pork so boxes cheese so pals lard
20 doz buckets 20 do brooms, $4,000 shingles 1925
casks +. slaves
ST. JOHNS, n. F-Schr. MARTHA
l,545 bbs. -four, 81 do. jowls, 10 tons coal.
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A PECK OF RATTLEsNAKE.-Josias Barry, of Lynn,
captured live rattlesnake in that city on Friday,
five feet long, eight inches round and with IL rat
ties. 1t just filed peck measure,-NsU Bedford
Mercury.