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regular nominee Of the NATIONAL Democracy; and we
can triumphantly yindcate our course at Baltimore
from first to last We know the nature Of the com
binaton that exists but defy the worst that sell
&hshness and ambition can accomplish. We DM dp--
peal to the people, Unnecessary against secession and
d's"niOn. We will strip the covering from William
l.. Yancey, if necessary, and hold him up, and his
followers in Alabama, Georgia, and Mississippi, in
all their hideousness as plottcrs against Constitu
tional Union and the best hopes of man. We will
point the people of this State to the yawning gulf Of
dsunion opening before them. We tell gentlemen
that will do this and more if this warfare is kept
up against us. Wewill dolt without re, d to
sequences now and hereafter; for they may as well
understand once for all that when we have duty
to perform, when we KIN we are right, and when
we are crowded, imposed upon, and insulted by
those who should be our friends, or who should at
least treat us justly we will not stop to consider
consequences The tn h is, a great battle is to be
fought in this State sooner or later between the
people one hand and privilege on the other; and
between Union and DisuRion Our friends will
know where to find us when that battle begins. We
will stand fall by the people.-we will stand or
fall by Constitutional Union. We will not con-
sent to secede or dissolve the Union for existing
causes and he who would deliberately dissolve and
destroy the national Democratic party while it
stands upon its old and well known doctrine of nom
intervention has but one more step to take to be-
come disunionist Woe unto the man who shall
lift his hand at this time against the temple of the
Union and against the banner of the stripes and stars
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Session of ls6O-'6I.
TJNHE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES WILL
IL commence on the first Monday in OCTOBER, and
continue until the first of MARCH.
CHI BELL GIBSON. NJ. d., Professor of Surgery.
DAVID II. TUCKER, d. Professor of Theory and
BEVERLY R. WEXFORD, NJ. D., Professor of Materia
ARTHUR E. PETIGOLAS, NJ D., Professor of Anatomy.
JAMES II. CONWAY, NJ D., Professor of Obstetrics, &C.
S MnRfoE h MSSAE N 6 Chemistry
This Institution offers TO Southern Students every fac
ty for the attainment of complete Medical Education,
Through The bcay of the Legislature at its late session.
in aPpr"prating the of Thirty Thousand Dollars in
aid of the College. these facilities will now be much ex-
tended Large and important additions are being made to
the Museum, the Chemical Apparatus and other means
employed illustrate The Lectures in the several depart
ments The College building is UNDERGOING repairs and
desirable alterations and Hospital is in of
erection immediate proximity to the College, which will
greatly enlarge the means of Chemical instruction
Ample facilities will be afforded for the prosecution Of
Instead of the single Warren Prize of One Hundred
Dollars heretofore offered TO members of the graduating
r ie bts Essay on any " a subject the
the hest Essay any subject pertaining to the Theory
Practice of Medicine.
FEES: Professors Tickets leach Sl5) sos
Matricuation,
~ Graduation, %
Demonstration of Anatomy 10
For further information, for cory of the Catalogue
''"'A'H''s -" p L. s. JoYNEs, Md,
,s-. Dean of the Faculty.
Richmond. July 5, 1860. 54-2Oi.
Receipts per Atlantic and N. C. Railroad.
For sOesk ending Jtae 90, tn foVoEiag C1nsignees
Raleigh June a5th and 9th. =
N. Mfg. Co, P. F. Pescud, J. Womble, C. q: Brogdeu
]. W. Fowls.
CIV Watson Grsntham, Webb Moore. -
Greensboro, June 25, q.
CG Yates, Owens.
Morganton, June IS.
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Gems of Sacred Music.

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LYNN Tunes Sentences, and Chants carefully select
ed from various publications. for Congregational uses and
social Rel Ous Meetings and families together with
variety of Tunes for Sabbath Schools By L. B. Barnes
Price SS cents Sent post paid receipt Of the price by
the publishers,
a....- OLIVER DITSON & CO.,
277 Washington St. Boston. +
July 5, 1860. SIT
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CLOTHING FOR HOT WEATHER
AT HARDNESS.
JUNE, 1850,


JUNE, 1860. 's y ~
ETUsT RECEIVED
100 BLACK SILK WARP ALPACA SACKS AND e
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$50 BROWN LINEN SACKS AND raocKs
200 LINEN DUSTERS;
p SO GRASS LINEN SACKS; -
rs LIGHT COLORED MOHAIR SACKS;
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sq GAUZE COTT0N;
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In OHIo-Nearly every Democratic paper in Ohio
hoiSts the names of Douglas and johnson. The
Cleveland Democrat, owned by U. S. Marshal john
son, sustains the seceders.
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NOTICE.

II H. GOOCH'S UNIVERSAL AND CULTIVATING
q . PLOW, is exhibition at JAS NJ. TOWLES'
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in agriculture and native inventions and Improvements in
Agricultural Implements requested call and the
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First complete turning plaw Second sub-soiI and
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SIKH scraping pow All of the above are war
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the kind
Cal! at Mr.. Towles' and examine it for yourselves
j. II. GOOCH.
Oxford, n. c., July g. 1850. sat
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Henderson Military Academy.
TIME NEXT SESSION WILL COMMENCE 18TH
IL July.
INSTRUCTORS:
DANI II. CHRISTIE, Supt.'
j. Il. CHERRY, COmmandant,
Graduate of Virginia Military Institute
II. c THOMPSON, A. ~,
Late of University of North-Carona
TERMS FOE MONTHS.
Board and Tuition, 500 to SIS ,
For Catalogues address ...s
DAN'L 81. CHRISTIE
Henderson, N. C.
July S, 1860. a-w&sw4t e
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July 5, 1860.

STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.-N
- County In Equity.-In the matter of Josiah Pope
Winny Cotton, ct ais, VS.. B. D. Manu. Administrator of
Rachel Atkins ct ais pending in Equity in the county
aforesaid
In pursuance of order in the above cause said persons
as are the next of kin of the late Rachel Atkins of the
county of Nash being first cousins of nearer degree
are hereby notified to appear and make their kndredsh
KNOWN decree will pass for the distribution of her
estate among such as are known.
G. W. BLOUNT, C. NJ E.
Nashville, July 1860 pr. ADV. So 2s-w2m
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SPRING MATTRASS.

AM NOW MANUFACTURING A SUPERIOR
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the public The righteousness of this elastic couch and
the convenience of its arrangement well the low price
at which offer them for SALE strongly commend them to
Honsekeepers generally.
Call and examine them at WATSON'S Upholstery Es-
tabishment, Raleigh, near the Market House.
July ., 1860 E54-tf.
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NORTHAMPTON COUNTY.

TTNHE CANDIDATES FOR THE LEGISLATURE WILL
Il address the people of Northampton ut the following
finn and MI viz.
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A state Convention. d

The following is the recommendation referred to
in our paper of Saturday last, by eight members
of the Baltimore Convention, that a State Conven-
ton be held soon as practicable for the purpose
of hrrmOnizng the action Of the party in the Pres
idential election: ~as~'rEs -
We, the undersigned, members of the Democratic
Convention at Baltimore, recommend to the Execu-
tive Committee Of the State of North Carolina, to
call Convention of the Democratic party as soon
as practicable, for the purpose of harmonizng its
action in the next Presidential election SIS
BEDFORD BROWN. p
R. R. BRIDGERS.
W. s. ASHE.
COLUMBUS MILLS.
SAML. p. HILL. .-.
L. w. HUMPHREY.
WALTER L. STEELE.
W. W. HOLDEN
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The large and we'll selected stock. that will greet your
eye the money that you will by single purchase
will nrrve n sufficient reward
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
AT RICHMOND

Oxford, N. c., July 6, 1850. 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-13

NEW YoRK COUNTY MEDICAL socETY-AysrAI MKr-
NGThe anniversary meeting Of the above society took
place last evening In the large lecture OF the College
Of Ply scans and Surgeons Of Fourth and
Twentythrd street, which occasion DR.. Oliver Whl.e
President Of the Society," occupied the chair After the
reading OF the minutes Of the meeting in 1882 and
the two meetings subsequent o: tho Coo.ioa kinora,
the following officers for the ensuing year elected
by ballot
Prendsnt H d Bulkley, NJ D.
Vice PTesidem Alfred underhill, n. n.
Recording Secretary-Henry s. Downs, N. d. ire
elected
Corresponding Sezeary-s. A. Purdy, n. D. IRE.
elected
Treasurer B Robson, NJ D. ire elected)
The following gentlemen elected Censors for 1851
IRIS. 7. Hubbard, l. G. Fnncil, g. p. Woodward, James
O Smith and Joseph Worster Moved by Or. j. Foster,
eecon fed by DIR. j. Worster, and
Resolved That the Secretary be requeted to furnish
list OF the officers and members OF The Society for the en-
eung year. together with list OF members deceaset
with their ages as far be ascertaned with
Of DEATH &C. 10 be furnished 10 the Secretary Of the
sate Medical Society previous TO the rst day OF Febru
ry 1881 and that committee Of I've be appointed 70 aid
the Secretary In making out said list.
The committee was appointed 10 consist Of the follow
ing gentlemen: -Drs j. Foater j. worster, j. r. Van
Keek, A. Underhi, and T. c. fnncll Tho delegates 10
the State Medical Society for 1881 were, notion in
sructed TO pay the requisite tax to the said society
Amer the transaction OF other business the meeting
motion adjourned. The socety consists Of about
4t0 members.
THs BATrrRy ESIARcErryT-SrArxs ISLAND FERRY-
Another difficulty growing out Of the Battery enlarge
mant nas turned up Mr.. Vanderbilt, seems, Ia.
menced the erection Of pier his Staten Island
ferry, at the north eud OF the Battery, which
building the Comptroller and Board of Harbor
Commissioners consider contrary TO Law, and without
agreesby 10 the wish OF the Barbor Commissioners
pended operations for the present.
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N.vvs rrom havana.

News 1rOA hoVehes
ARRIVAL OF ~HE DE soTo-ACcoUCHKhESr OF THE
COUNTESS D1 SAN AErONIo-rHR sLAyBTsADE, BIC.
The steamship Do Soto, Capt johnson, from New Or
cans and Havans with dates from the latter city TO tho
morning Of the 9Th inst arrived at his port yesterday
morning.
me Countess de San Antonio was safely delivered Of
hne gl on the evening ohe 7th. There other item
OF interest.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENTS.
HAVANA, Nov. 6, 1850.
Spanish Freate Coming to Nsp Ycrk-7ae slaus Traders
Uncoayorsabo-Jack Ashore AZ HaUana-7he Captain
and Orew Of ne Champion DC d.
The epansh fgate BareDguela steamed ont Of the har-
Dor this morning, bound New York Al half past eight
this morning the Do Soto arrived in fortyesht hours
from New Orleans.
months. The Governor General has shown his hand In
such positive manner that the ont stock companies
are vastly troubled All the small steamers duty
IN asrtstlDg the slave trade. So much for srow from
John Bull
The United States steamer Crusader arrived on the
sth for the purpose Of giving jack good run after egn
months hard work without liberty They have for the
last two days, been doing the groggeres, shows, vo
ans and all that kind Of amusement Their conduct has
been excellent-so much 90 ~ 70 attract much COM
mepdation.
The Crusader Lieutenant Commanding Msf1t, sailed .:
$50 ~ for Key West 70 deliver 70 the United States
crew some days sgo. The all under arrest and
20 the Crusader TO be tried for mutny &c They are
all negroes English negroes) Tho captain VIII unques
tiopably be Sustained by the United States Court
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Before hon. Judge Nelscn and Jury.
Nov. l. -Riehdrd r LerdEr "a John b. xxTay and
Aa W. BrovR IA action brought 70 recover q The de-
PENDANTS three bonds Of the Delaware aud Rsrau Canal
ard Camden and Amboy Transportation Comp,oy rsya.
cvideIce TAKEN In this that about The "a of
Fetrcay. 1859, TIE SAT. u The plantE. who s citizen
CT Penpsy lvana, erfsfed 10 bG6ncss IN Pbsd pha
broken INTO and thai ite bonds 10 question: with others
ofihe same kind, were stolen from u On The morninr
of the day following, per,cn, Who called himself ~.
Nessrr Kellogg Psrkcr, brokers Of this city aud De.
aired lean N thuc 81 these bonds. Mr.. snrker, 90
bearing tsAt Nr. Murray, cue u The defendants,
iau,llir with the securities offered, applied
10 him, showing the botts 70 make eject loan on
tn m On learning What M. Murray would make or
EJECT q loan Tor MI Parker called again Introducing Dr.
paes " RA,es represented nimsef being acquainted
with s Mott, Parker snd other eminent physicians Of
this city Aner making some Inquiries 70 Mr.. Lard
rtr the plaintiff OF whorn Dr. Bates said be had obtained
the bcnos, and satisfying hi nsed 70 Mr. IArine Mr.
Murray negotiated . lean from The Manhatan compaey
for 81 1to depesitire a. collateral The three bonds ia
suit, his own note and zoe Of Dr. A. D. Bates. Mr..
Murray learned few days Afterwards by printed cir.
collar that the honda he'd been stolen from the pantn
On the nsi OF March following, Mr. Ludncr the plaintiff
called Mr. Murray and demanded the boods M nur.
ray refused 70 give them up He gsve Mr. Lardper All the
Dr tes not taking NJ his note when became doe Mr..
Murray raid bis and received and still holds the honda
he Judge raid 10 council that he would hold Ia hs
charge 70 the Jury that " they ahould nnd that Moray
obsxped the honda In bona Ode transaction for value
and without notice, be hn good title assns the plaintiff
from vHous they we're stolen. ne canse win DC submit
ted 10 the iusy 70 mrns Al the opening OF The
court neesrs Evuh. Souihy-ad and Choate Tor PLAIN
ir. VILLAIN T..csor, Rynept snd KncS ;or dcerd-
ON.
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On No This ~ss good shot, buta little Inclined
70 me IN Of the target ,,,,o n thu ,,yh, and |
u N No. a-rhe ball struck hshe W 'no heA' s1N
" nhip twenty feet OF the target ..,,.,
Gun No b-Ihe ball struck 70 the right and wishin
''p Gsn No. eseivo rhot, the ball struck the waisr
thirty feet beyond the target and ricocheed I'VE tnes
Gun No. the ball struck 10 the left, and witAin
- A ,he conclusion Of this round the detac.nmcn
changed poeions but In atten ping 70 ira erse tho
pieces 70 &C. Sa 70 , Ss - me we
the execution OF previous shot, was out o. range and
the nriDE consequently ceased although tho pieces
The detaehmcnts then formed ccmpsuy and marched
ont OF the Battery down 70 the point whore the muske,s
we're STACKED AZ twenty minutes past two o'clock
they were embarked on the steamer Pecon roa< for
On the return trip the Guard and their guests partoo
OF . bounthul collation.; the eau de pie was passed
around followed by volley OF cork popping from the
champagne bottles Brie appropriate and complimsn-
ayy toaas were proposed responded 70 by Gen. Hall
Col Bostwick, Col Burnhas Lieutenant Sweeny, Of tho
United States Army and Captain Lowell, OF tho Guard
responded 70 by Mr. Lowell Of Savannah and brother
70 tho popular Oommandant Of the City Guard.
Tho ,ss guns have @ sns aS
iy Of our volunteer troops 70 operate the material for
harbor defence, when placed under competent ntruc-
s Sa nSpn s ,s win the nc. So rsns
understood, we win enlishten them 50 rM as
proved very destructive TO % enemy trying foroe The
passage Of the Narrows The target q. whch tho Guard
fred was 3 sheet OF canvass twenty by ten iset,
raised . wooden frame, on dais noated
by six wHtertgbt oil casks; but unfortunately IN the
forenoon and before the troops reached the iort the
target was thrown the surface Of tho water by
sioop which was beating up through the Narrows; con
Squcntly the object At which the sho's were
directed was the debris OF the target, q
yery ntspgiole and indis,nct mark Yet with this dis
adv antsge the Guard fired like veteran troops The
shot from gun No In the second round un
moved tho target, and the strong northwest
wind and ebb tide carried II gradually away until 1t was
OF range yet the firing at IL kept up necessarily,
with good effect although The guns required change Of
elevation NJ each round
The Secretary we learn, win recommend 70 the EMU
ing session VI Congress- appropriation TO enable the
state troops on the sea coast 70 frequently practice with
the heavy artillery.
On the subject Of sea coast defence Secretary War
Floyd has manifested considerable interest," and placed
every facility IN the hands Of the City Guard 10 insure
succees 70 the movement they have 60 auspcousy nau
gursted.
Lieutenant Stone David Banks Jr Prescott and Cooper
commanded the sub divisions the battery and evinced
considerable tactical skill In conveying the orders Of
their commandment and mpariipg Instructions 70 those
unoeP their command.
The Guard returned to the city al half past four II
/ and made very creditable street parade.
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A SUIT AGAINST TRUsTrr or A METHODIST CHURCH.
Nov. Il : Ld,rin r. 7aylor, ~ his Guardian, Joseph
Taylor, oeaina Ess sro,'oa This action was brcugha
BY the plaintiff yourg lad under age, against The de-
fenfant or IN alleged nssuH ard baytsy and false I'm
prsonmtnt committed on tho evening II tho Ih Of o.
tober. II appeared By The evidence THAI NJ Taylor had
gone on scrdsy evening 10 the kcthodst church ooFner
Of Ausn ard elancey streets 70 attend MS sms nome
II about half rasi eight O'Clock In the evening while
waiting fer her The defendant ordered him 10 change bis
teat aes7g that be disturbing the coaereeasoo By
whispering This The pai,ii1 refused 10 do, on vhish
the defendant, who 10 trustee, and dssAied o.
keep order, ssixed him roughly and hsd him
Ilsced In tho CT ssody Of . policeman, By whom he
was brought 10 the Deck police station There The de-
ferdant cha, sed him with making disturbance In the
church, and be wss locked up for the night Ga the
the case evidently eciing considerable interest on both
sites vas summed mp by Mr. Clinton for defendant
The plaintiff che Hundred and any dollars damages an6
ons
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Arrivals anA Departures.

NV uprAws lsp U.yAEi-eiesnvhp DeSc.o--r q Faez,
ssrsrde A IL grifcar. HAnr~t. ken, Mr. HOFFMAN,
Nendive sec esushsra Fernando. Arrigunssa A
Dalton Rsnfez nunesr, Capt L'rendieop. Mrs n A
Coors Mrs Nichols, Miss nsiaswAer.
siv.s..n-slesm shis Hcn,sville.c wTdeS Living
son W irdsr ~rod, Mss Fsnny re.erp y wilbur,
Cannon q nvnnsf John brigham, WI Iamson Boa
and lsdy, MS Keni. Mr. Ferguson. Js& n NJ
CpsnlR o.-Besushp Colunhia-Niss 10 Ndman. Isaac
per~ea, W Dcnshty Anron, Mr. Abril X " Snsn y
panehy, Iackmsn fstasset HAigLs. Holt
X Crucker and IS tn the sieerAss.
Brsus--Bsrt vera-Johan Helmna. Wilhelm rhrin ann
A6slupr Aiersndrne and Lecni Ade,ung css, the
Protest
pHrARrrRKa.
S..sir, MP, Asp MISUNDERSTANDING Karnat-g~o Mas
co.,e w Socb man xrs sargent and chi Hsy.
and brother Geo Town, Jss rcod ton Jro pcndlesos.
and seryapt Asd~riey yr Rox Wssninscs, dsush.
servant Bilinsl ooodvtch, Ms Harrington
soev nnler. Mr. spd nrs Irad Hawiey Ms Hawey snf
Sstor wcx Geo borden, NJ md Nh Leuk, Mrs wm Cal
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Court OF Com mon Pleas.
Before Hon. Judge Hilton and Jary.
I,1rnur IA An no rnnu ,nnunr

Nov II -Th. Wate5T transportation Company dozi'iS
Haolsy Ho'ce This Was action brought to recover
. charge o! lghterage and denurage. From the proof
It appeared that the 18th November, 1885, the de-
fensants shipped at Buffalo the canal boat II. skecl
large quantity Of grain and other feed stuff TO be de-
vere to them at Nov York by this boat whicn
OF the plaintiffs line. On her arrival at New York, at
pier No. T. which claimed 10 be the usual place Of
delivering for the lsne the plaintiff. gave landing no
tce 10 The defendants OF the arrival Of the cargo and
that awaited their order Al the bottom OF this roce
printed memorandum 10 the effect that II the goods
taken out Of the vessel at another pier charge or
ghterpge would be made 10 the consixnee II proven
that The order OF the deendans agent the vessel
the ooet Of which towage was IS FOR that scr rce
the spUlaions contained In The landing notice the
tbs claimed recover So and upwards Of lghierage 10
addition 10 this after the vessel had laid at pier No last
river for three days the rrntins defendants de-
muirsEc notice claiming 10 recover IS per day for do
murrt1e The vessel lay in all seven days dschargng,
for which the painns sought 10 ss5 The pain
hs proved that three days was ample time 10 discharge
pats cndeavorod provo custom Of Tie for warders
recogu1cd by the shippers 10 the elect that IN cases
charge Of fGtrngc imposed by The Forwarding CON.
panics After the plaintiffs hsi rested their ease. Mr.
Ecsnhon moved for nonsut on these grounds. First,
that the at sei custom which the claim for lighter
agc was supported vas only practice adopted By The
forwarding lines, and vas In no wise obligatory upon
resoshircd il in some way ma, to bind these
defendants u must be shown that they bal adopted
RuCh az usace, or were IN some wlv contracting
expressly lrpledly to ray u. Sccoaaly, that 20
tue charge % deugrage claim Of that Mat could be
suseiatd as 10 provision for domurragc vas rsrssd 10
the bill u adnF and therefore ooul be recovorei
and the plaintiffs failed to show any at the part OF
the e,cndGnts unseAscrably OBTAINING the vcsse kr.
HuSbe, On ths part Of the plaintiff comhastca these
postors snd stated TO the Court, though the amount
here yE comparatively sna yet Tho principle involved
was exceedingly mp rant % the forwarding Lres and
shippers o. goods. Judge Hilton suited the plaintiffs
holding that the proof 4 The paaa as 10 the tariff 81
bsh efage sFrecs ny the fcrwnders not enough
TO estabfh custom binding the defendants 10 ray
EgttsY,ge. A. % The charge Tor dcmnrr,Ea, such
clafn scced n the bill Of ladinr consequently
den urragc coald net be allowed unicrs 30 spec.sed
lrr Of Of ArfcrSarl.