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show that the Picayune's correspondent is long
way off soundings. as also out Of his reckoning,
when he indites the following remarks:
The statement the week has caused considerable
II If further II The loans
Of he ns
assrs ss @ GEO. while the specie in their vaults i only ST.
former form JEDI se history banks specie
regarded as dangerous in the highest degree.
Undoubtedly the loans are higher than ever be-
fore, but they not higher, if the specie basis is
to be taken into consideration, than at many times
before during the past five years. We are not the
apologists of nor do we approve of the New York
system of banking, yet we cannot permit such
views as the above to spread before our CONNER
eial and financial community without exposing the
errors, and obviate, as far possible that infa-
ton and oyertrading- leading to another panic
which are the prominent features of the movements
of the New York City banks.
The paragraph above closes with the remark,
that the present (then) condition of the NewYork
banks is regarded as dangerous IN the highest de-
greet If there is to be commercial and finan-
cia revuIsion this season, without any political dis
turbances, foreign at home, then will the world
be indebted to the NewYork correspondent of our
neighbor for his timely caution.
The Exchange market moved along very quietly
to-day. The counter rate at the banks for checks
on New York was steady and uniform at prem.
Outside there were sales at par and at lie dis,
drawers having rather the advantage. In time
bills the market was rather languid. We have only
to repeat quotations for sixty days sight at
1l@ls discount for choice to good, and HOLT
away to 1902 get. discount for fair and jockey
bills. On Boston good and Al old fogy sight drafts
were taken freely at par. In Sterling for remit
lance purposes, there was lacking to meet the
demand. The banks sold sixty days on London at
1O9@lo94. Outside drawers were not plenty, even
at an advance. We quote 10sa@lOsg dealers buy
ing rates ruled at 1oS@1os4 and 10ss. In bills OF
lading we did not note any sales, but continue to
quote standard drawers and drawees for legitimate
purposes at from 1O7s@lo7a and 1919. In francs
there were some small transactions at 5.2O-range
of the market from 5.25@5.16f.
In Stocks there were sold 40 shares Bank of
Louisiana at lis, and some 1900 shares jackson
Railroad have changed hands since meridian yes
day at advance of from one to three dollars per
share over last week. The shares or stocks of all
the banks are held at the highest prices, which
have ruled during the last sixty days.
POSITION of THE BANKS or NEW ORLEANS ON
Saturday q erefg ,ses commencing ieiii The d'teat and
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ed the markets, consequently, Iissiess The sesaf s
caedine 600 baiess - s y 'Fua4 ~ Aes OK
The Liverpool cotton viii be closed III ~ din MI m
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SUGAR ~. About 800 hhds. were sola Il M
changed prices. Fair to Fully Fair ea@5ao. a d.
MoLAssEs. The receipts continue light. ana
the sales were confined to $50 bbIs at s5ossc. II
gallon for Ordinary and Fermentiag.
FLOUR. The sales embraced about 1000 bhls.
Superfne in three lots at IS rs % Dbl, though ttia
price was refused by some holders.
GRAIN. About 1000 sacks Corn were aizposea
Of, comprising 1900 Yellow at 75c, $500 white
Mixed at 80, ands50 Prime White 81 s5c. 70 busheF
In Oats we heard Of sales Of about 3AOe sacks ST.
Louis on Monday, including 500 at 50c., sss in two
lots at the same, and $500 IN three lots at Sic o.
bushei. % Bran about lloC sacks were sold, com
prising $50 at 81 10, and 100 at 81 is . 100 fss.
4 HAY....A lot of 200 bales Western was sofa
without inspection At s25 90, and another of 400
at SIG 90 o tnn.
Provisions. The transactions in Pork were
confined to retail lots at SIS Is q Dbl for Mcss,
In Bacon we noticed sales Of some 200 casks. III.
Guiding 43 Shoulders private terms Is OF J7c.. 40
Ribbed Sides at TO- Is Clear at III and 80 at Ii3c.
% D. In Lard we did not hear Of sale Of any
consequence.
COFFEE. .. The sales were confined to 100 bags
at l34c. % n.
RICE. There was fair demand from store IL
4i@4ic. y ID.
SALT. A cargo Of 6152 sacks Liverpool about
one-thrd Fine, was sold on Monday at 75c a. sack,
and some 5000 sacks from store on private terms.
WHISKY. The sales embraced l55 bbls. Raw
in two lots at zoe. % gallon.
FREraHrs. Cotton shipping to Liverpool to an
up at lied, and we noticed three ships taken,
two Of which were without consignment, at that
rate one for the North Of Europe on private terms,
and on Monday one for London at AS 3D. % hid.
for Tobacco
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DURE OLD RYE wHISxY-ie ees OF sape
jaai q JONES Co 81 Grnster street.
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY. April II 1850
Arrived 259 Western Beeves, 1875 Texas Cattle.
62s Hogs, s75 Sheep, % Mich Cows, and $50 Veal
Cattle.
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STATE LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans City Of New 0rle u.s.
Be remembered that this day or March, 1860 he
fore M subscriber, Justice Of the and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Charles Briggs President
and H. p Janvie Secretary Of the Louisiana Insurance
Company o. New Orleans who being duly according
law do depose and that the above
true and correct transcript from the books Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
H. P. JAEYIER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before me- 10Th day Of March,
1860. b r. MITCHELL.
Second Justice OF the for the Parish of Orleans
The Board OF Trustees have resolved pay Six per
terest the outstanding certificates profits on and after the
Second Monday Of May redeem after that
date the Scrip issue of the 1885, they
ared scrip dividend of Thirty Three One Third per cent
on the net earned premiums Of the ending February
for which certificates will be issued after the frs, day Of
June, 1860. -
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
GARRIERIs
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON,
And
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROADi
Important Notice
T He TRAv YELLING BLIC.
l Js J;Zs -.
Time and Price Reduceds
THE FINAL COMPLETION
OF the
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Enables to afford the gratifying information of Rednc
ton in the Time and Price
10 THE
North, East and West!
Two Daily Trains leave the Depot Of the New Orleans jack
Northern Railroad corner Caiope and Magnolia
streets, as follows:
MAIL TRAIN at 7.3o A. NJ,

MAIL TRAIN at 7+3o A. NJ,
- EXPRESS TRAIN at P. NJ, 5
Both Of which make close connection at Canton with Trains
the Mississippi Central Road
Tickets to the following places at prices named:
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For further information, apply at the
General Ticket Office,
No. 46 ST. CHARLES STREET.
N. P. WHEELER. Agent.
.,.. COMPUTATION TICKETS
who reside in the city and have residence estab
ishent the Road procure reduced
rates, at the Office on ST. Charles street.
G. P. OAKLEY,
General Ticket Agent.
BENTLEY d. HAsELt,.
Chief Eng. and Gen. Superintendent . 81
WifhuT's Omnibus Line.
TIE Coaches and Baggage Wagons of sWILBUR'S oMNI
BUS LINE will call for of the Hotels in
of the city, by leaving orders a the office of the N o.
j. and g. n r. R., on ST. Charles street.
fe6 tt I. L. WILBUR.
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We think that the foregoing figures concusiyely
show that the Picayune's correspondent is long
way off soundings, as also out Of his reckoning,
when he indites the following remarks:
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POSITION of THE BANKS or NEW ORLEANS ON
Saturday Of ererg GEEK commencing Nth The faneiaf and
commercial, year II e city The III day Of SEPTEMBER 1856.
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. The qnanty of American known at sea for
Great Britain Is abont 2eo bales against about $50
bales last and that Of East India cotton
bombay by The middle Of June next is about 12GD bales
against about rs, 080 bales last year
The prices OF American cotton quoted higher than
follows, viz
New Orleans Ordinary I'D. 95sd.
New Orleans aIiddIing 6si Ss.sd
New Orleans Mitidliug Fair....... 1ssl
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The Company eosnue insure against the pers sea-
and rivers and loss and damage by fire. the
premiums.
qe5p% Office No. Caronaeet street dIe
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Private Banks and Exchange Dealers.
BROWN & Co, So Garondclet street
Samuel. SMITH 4 CO., Camp street
JUDSON d CO.. Canal and Camp streets
BROWN, JOHNSTON & CO., no 80 Carondelet street
BENOIST, SHAW h CO., No. 81 Camp street.
Corner Camp and Gravier streets
THOMAS H. BARKER corner Camp and Grayier streets.
II. W. CONNER 4 SON. No. 80 Carondelet street
JOHN WOOD \ CO., corner Camp and Common streets
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f.1,s F-zf " = $1,000
g. IL IL 80 NEW ORLEANS
TO
New York, Boston. Louisville & Cincinnati,
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Daily Trains leave CAIRO morning and evening upon
arrival the Trains from New Orleans and Memphis making
direct connection with all lines East and West for
ST. LOUIS, BALTIMORE,
LOUISVILLE, WASHINGTON,
CINCINNATI CHICAGO,
INDIANAPOLIS, NEW YORK,
PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON,
and all Towns and Cities throughout the EAST and WEST.
Time quicker and less changes than any other line.
Sleeping Cars On all Night Trains.
Baggage Checked through to all important points.
Fare always as low any other line.
nFFor Through Tickets and information apply OF the Office
of the New Orleans jackson and Great Northern Railroad
St. Charles and the Memphis and Ohio Railroad Office
under the st. Charles Hotel.
W. P. JOHNSON,
General Passenger Agent Chicago
W p, ARTHUR,
General Superintendent Chicago.
IT, b. F. LONELY.
mil If General Southern Agent, New Orleans
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The Board of Trustees have resolved pay per cent
eTest the outstanding Certificates years 1851
and 1853 and after the second MONDAY in February
The Board of Trustees have declared Of
Per Cent the earned Premiums of Company for the
year ending November So 1850 for which Certificates will be
issued and after MONDAY February next
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ADlp- On Friday, september %, EtIzAEnm O.
ne relatives and riends, and those Of her soos VIM
ana n n Aaams, are respectfully invited 70 .ssent
from 49 Broadway, door below Thirty first street.
BErKit-on sunday evening, September 20, AIsEsr
BnDktL, 500 Of The lae hrAel Bedei Of Baking Ridge
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Of bali past three O'Clock on
Wednesday Afternoon from the horavian church, staten
blard
BIlces-on sundsy, September 90, wnInx 7. BsIccs,
be fresds and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral from The residence Of his
father Isaac w. Briggs Ia Attorney street, At four
tered IN ,bc ysrble Cemetery, secoad street,
BnKz in this city, on Sunday, September 20, after
a,hcr ness, Mr.. cHRisnAs Btm1R 70 the 18th year Of
his age
ne relatives and friends o. the family are respectfully
iaved 20 attend the funeral, at two o'clock Wenes-
scsy afternoon. from bis late residence, las East Broad
ftosifs on sAlurtsy, september 20, DasnI cso~-
TN. aiseE severe sicsucss.
friends and those the family, and these Of bis
rcn, ianes Crowley respectfully requested 70 attend
h1 funeral, Rom his la'e residence, Seventy eighth
street rtn Fccrla avenue this Cruesday) morning, at
ter O'rTrS
cis.rsd Nes Hnrra papers pleass copy.
c., ~ 20 - 4 90 SUNDAY mornins'
rleseatlvss aad if'ends o. the family are invited 70
titsrs the funeral n the residence o. her father a.
ftaiN@ n tnf fiNc~fNNy Ntfu0pn " wv Ns-~ e@fs
leave atou ferry. Broostn n, every niteen minutes.
CNwAy-A' Pleasant Valley, n. ", on Saturday, Sep
rmber % y consumption, Aura. oalz daughter o. VIM
CouwHv. tn the 1ist year ~ her age
Tbe festvsa and friends or the family respectfully
invited 10 attend The fner.l from the residence Of her
fathsr this ueaiav) morning, At eleven O'Clock. The
sssbosi rbs Hise leaves the foot of Spring street
., ocock Her remains viii be Inferred II Fort Leo
,cox On Sunday, september 90, amer short nlness,
arsrrzs CooK, IN the roth year Of hew age.
Tie relatives and friends are respectfully invited 10 al.
tend the frpcra this (ruesisy) afternoon 1.-TWO o'csck
IRON the residences q Der nephew John shepard, SIC
Cumberland street, Brooklyn, without further invita-
tlon.
coseD.--on Sunday, September 90, s Montgomery,
orauae county ~ r., JoHs 8 Govern, in the <sth year
OF biz age.
crsreHAs.-In Brook yn, on Monday, October I,
FrvlRD X, infant OF John and Corneia Gun
ninehsu. AGED 10 months.
The relatives and friends Of The family respectfully
iuviitd 70 attend the funeral this ussday) Afternoon
Of three O'Clock, from 200 Myrtle sveuue.
DRsw-on hondsy, sepiember ~, - congestion q
The brsn, gsrKa THsrEY raiive 81 Bcofsrswn fFeuce
county nuhlM, ireland, arre % yeas
Dublin papers pleafc rory
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The Progress OF ths Psincs Of wales.

The Pregress or ths Peince of wales.
PnupuHo, Oct 1, 1880.
Ths Prince or wales end suite arrived here q quarter
committee at the depot here he received by Mayor
Wilson, who delivered an address Of welcome
The Prince and suite then entered their carriages
amidst the cheers OF the immense multitude who throng.
cd the streets.
The Duqussne Grays acted IS guard OF honor.
After partatng Of their sappers the Prince and suite
retired to rest.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE PRINCES VISIT TO
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Oct. l, 1860.
The reports sent OF TO the Northern press stating that
the President going TO the railroad station to receive
the Prince OF Wales Ia untrue
The Prince and suite will arrive here on Wednesday,
about four O'Clock in special train and will be met at
the depot by the Presidents nephew In the evening
there will be repast suitable to the occasion at the
White House, and also Thursday.
The Prince viii dine with Lord Lyons Friday, and
invitation VIII be extended 70 the diplomatic corps to
dine with him before his departure.
BE viii be conveyed to Mount Vernon 90 the steamer
Harriet lane but have not Jet been able TO learn
on what day this visit win be made.
The pyrotechnic exhibition viii be had In the reserva
ton south Of the Presidents mansion. Mr.. Edge pyro
technst from Jersey City, with several assistants
present in this city, buslv engaged in preparing for this
occasion 1t win surpass, II is said any similar exhibit
ton at any time given in the United States.
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Markets
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


PmApElYuA, oct I, 1890
Stocks sseady. PssnsyivanA state SIS, osys Read.
rosA, Ss<; Pennsylvania Railroad. az sight exchange
On New York par 70 2otn per cen, premiun 90.
flour dull and prices weak: supsrnne, IS SO Is e2.
wheat-saes GOO bushels at 81 40 81 So Ohio red,
81 ~ 81 So Corn dull At 7ac 7sc oIts 800 SIC.
Oodce firm: sales Of Rio ~ l2tsc. lac Lard, I3c.
whiskey nrm held a, &c. 23kc.
AtRASv, Oct I-sPM
uour-Ns much doing, operations being checked BY
ind offerings sxcce'K the demsud Gales 2eoo bushels
prime white hcaigsa at OIL 10. 8 600 bushels white
Canadhn on private terms nrsy-Kee.ip. prcsS
demanda ses 1000 bushels Canada last 81 s2, II 2co
bushels do at Sac $500 bushels Canaan West At sac
81 c Rye in some inquiry sales 600 bushels al 7lc.
Oats in light request, without change In price: sales
1000 bushels state and NADIA al oec. aexc. Corn
5000 bushels at size Whskey-sales 10 obs at ~ Ac
BruAIo, Oct 1-lP.x
Corn. 70 New YORK lake imports-lo 900 bbs aour,
OF 900 bushels wheat " 100 bushes corr 10 600 bushes
our % 600 bushels -hsa bushes corn, 1000
bushels oats, 1000 bushels barley.
Flour steady At IS 80 Tor extrs state. whes, dul
eNlss 5000 bushels choice Milwaukee. Cub n ~ 1sh
Corn arm: sales 900 bushels Illinocs r 6oc. Other
grams asis. CANA frsghts Ic love, 90 gr.ia Flour
impors-so 100 bushsls wheat. 20 900 barley. Canal
sxpcrs-sls bbls -four, "a 900 bushels wheat 800 DO
espssWb~-s 2ps bbls flour, 2Is2 500 bushels wheat,
27oS do covn 50 ass do osss sse SIS do barley, "a
2lb DO rye, $50 DO psas Imports since opening OF
OF p31 DO. corn. - e<1 DO cs s37 sis do barley
o. ees do re, ss do psss les oSi fest Of lam
Der.
cncAoc, October L. 1880
Flour quiet, but nrm. wheat dul, oee osnt higher
Sec r No IN Sore csrs ssy ~ s Irn !. y. sss n
store. Oats duh Receipts-, 500 bbh nour. az 900
bushes wheat 600 bushels corn, - 900 bushes csta
shpmenss-151 900 bushels wheat SO 600 busbeh oorn
Freighn advancing lac 15c wheat 70 buffalo sight
exchange New York per cent rremium. Receipts 10
October since January l, a. COMPARED with The same
dime ID 1859 show decreass Of CO coo bbis forr; IN.
crease on wheat of 600 900 b1shes and increase
corn Of 200 900 bushes Tho shipments are IN about
Che same proportion
flour very dun Al 81 = q 10 for scpsrane. Ba-o
peoyant Mess Pork dull Money market sasy
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DssRSAs-wAttAcx On Thursday evening, September
g. By the Rev. James Mlett, 1T his residence, DAVID
c. DaAsnAs Of White Plains, TO SARAH CAnr, only daugh
TER Of the late samuel waliack, Esq, Of this city
HnL-wArs.- Tuesday, September Is, At Phlladel-
phia, BY the Rev Dr. Dubachet Mr. BAKroS Hni, come
dian, 10 Miss MARIAN wArs, OF New York.
HotIIsrIR-Isrsx On Wednesday, September 20, 81
the Presbyterian church In Thirteenth street NATION W.
HoiIRs Of Pennsylvania TO AsnIA l., youngest daugh
ter Of Joseph Inslee, Of this city.
REpwAy-SssorT Al Newark, on Sunday, September
80 by the Rev y r. Wilson. Mr.. THoe. H. r. RxpwAY, TO
Mrs KAu sSSorT Of Newark.
RoE-kiEis In BeLport, l. I, on Tuesday, September
49, at the rcsderce OF the brides father, by the Rev
Mr. Cooper, Jous Epwu Roy OF Patchoguc, L. T., 10 Miss
Macy A., only daughter OF the Hon Geo. r. MILF.
sAEgopr-CoRsEIL On Monday evening Ostober L,
by the Rev. Mr.. Pendleton, Mr. FRmxRcx r. SANFORD,
Eq, Of this city, 20 Miss ExsA CORNELL, OF Brooklyn
TuArt1w-RocKwn1I Al BrAttleboro', w., on Thurs
day september 81, ~ 81 Mohaeis church, BY Rev w.
n soutbgate THOMAS " THArcHns, of Kansas CITY, No.
70 Macy K, ooly daughter Of Dr. W. n. Rockwell, OF
the former place.
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Late ImpOrtatfOns, Sc.
We are now In receipt Of our largo tmporations In the
CoArIvGs,
vESTfN0S
PANfALOoNKRY
FURNISHING GOODS.
FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR.
They he choicest selections 70 be found In the French
0ermAn and Engbsh markosA
We Ao invite attention 70 very extensive stock Of
fashouAhle Clothing for and boys contains great
variety styles and fabrics 70 be found nowhere olsc
Al OF which NO Offer II extremely low prices.
An early selection 10 respectfully recommended The
demand . already very iarge:
DKvLIN, HUDSON 4 co.,
Noa- 16o. $50 and go Broadway,
Corner OF Warren street
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srYRnu Cocsr, cTRcrr-psrt Nos. 1921, 1895, IsT,
1872, ass s15 13s3 1921 1889 1850 Part aAcjournsa
TIL Friday. =
srru1on Corrr-Psrt t.-Sos. als, SIT, $751;, Hi,
651, ss, s5sk 5e1, 5e7 s11, sT3. SIS, ST. SIP $50
Part Ecs go, oox eco, eos, 7oo To2, To4 52, 7is
Te, rs, TO, Ia, T2e
COMMON PrsAs--Psr Nos. 1873, 2o5e, 2oso, 1so1,
2o61 1850 2o5s 1Tss oo7s 2ooi 1911 1880 2o.e, 2oso
2os1 PART a-or, Ios $40, $780, 8s1, ises 2o7T, 2os3
2oss, aosI, 2oso, 2oos, 2ooe, 2oof soes.
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Naval Intslligence.

The Y. ,. rIfAnkk MAfkk NIIths
The United States steamer Water witch arrived 81 La
zareio Point, below Philadelphia, the 2ssh uli, Ia
nine days eighteen hours from the s.e Of Pines and
guaranteed in consequence Of having the yellow fever
board, only Of which, however, 10 severe Up
the Inn there sickness and all board coagatu
lated themselves having escaped well, when sui.
denly, that day two Of the died unms,akAbe
yellow fever and u being deemed prudent 10 leave At
for colder climate, she sailed the morning Of
18th for Boston, touching at Key West, where she
detained forty hours
The Water witch ssId BY competent pcrpons not TO
BE- adapted 70 cruise In u ATTITUDES owing 70 imperfect
rsngemenn for ventilation ard not space enough
she carries Tie officers quarters sclerable
bat The place occupied the said 70 be disgrace
ful In these days Of comfort and improvement She will
have Of be thoroughly cleaned out and purified
before she be safely used again bat II ril not be
proper 10 send into her hold until the weather gets
considerably colder little singular that those at
tackled were who had not been ashore for months
while those Who bad been going constantly escaped c
left Norfolk last November sir months cruise and
has been In commission ever since.
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To Clergymen.-To Touch the Hearts OF
your people shoud properly undeapd the principles OF
nature ana 70 this yoS mould become &C
No. 800 Broadway.
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Shirts, Shfrts-Sfx for Ss.-mads from
he best Amoskeag and wamsuA nnsns Depot 100 Chat
ham street. corner of Pearl
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Brooklyn Photographs.-Miniat 20
Life Size. CHAs. II. wILL1AMSoNs Gallery. Estabushed
1871.