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Tho BeIi and Everett Wen DisrOnGoiate
over the NOrLa Carolina Election.

WAsHISGToN. August 6.-The result in North Caro-
lima. showing Democratic Breckenridge majority
of at least 5000 very discouraging to the Bell and
Everett people. who built great hopes on the vote
of the Old North State. 1t is very well known that
in certain counties the whole Douglas vote was
given to the Opposition candidate and in some To-
caes this vote was felt, bur appreciated gener-
ally throughout the State.
In 1854, Dockrey, the Opposition candidate for
Governor, was only beaten 1000 votes. Now. the
Opposition. supported by the Douglas men are eight
thousand behind. If Douglas electoral ticket il
run, which is now doubtful, the majority for Breck
inridge will be increased. Thus it Is evident the
real contest is between Lincoln and Breckinridge
Douglas and Bell constitute what they call at the
regular stock board. fancy stcck.-Cal Gdzeile
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,y1rf reward OF Fifty Dollars for the delivery TO N
81 nv negro man GEORGE taken out Of this State, or
twenty i've Dollars ain i taken 10 TIE State and deiiVses
~ ne avs n les uorthWert Of Nashville, Te1n
George s5ouss years Of age, deep black 4ye feet
six or seven inches weighing about rs $50 pounds eJt
prominent, fsce coyereS with ard. psyes shaving.
apr99-5 tTe- E-u EiCHAhD X HYDE
(h PaGaeGh AraiS copy to snoansof 81 and send bill
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"a Cnnfrnofnrs.
Frosh Tmrnin seed.

EIDs will beFecved until 10Th OF August at the Mayors
Office the widening and enlargag the Sewer South
summer the crossing Of Wilson's Spring Branch
Pans and specifications be the Mayors Office
iuy9itd 8. n HOJLINGSYOkTH, MAYER.
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Ts tIE Broadway Mills in short time VIII be prepared
Grind WAea toll. Farmers II The Lighborhood
ae requested 70 call and examine the arran geusnts
iuIyi4-u D DIcKEY, Agents.
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Inhis speech at Independence Mo-, Senator GREEN
contended-1. That DOUGLAS had not been regularly
nominated and 2. That if he was. he was unsound
as a Democrat, and unfrendly to the South. Mr.
GREEN added-DoUGIAs only received 1914 votes,
when 2O2 were necessary and when it was moved
by Gen. CLARK to make il unanimous he had been
oREDIDIY INFORMED that there were some TYESrr
MEMBERS WHO DID NOT VOTE and as there were 2l2
delegates in the Convention at the time the twenty
refusing 10 vote defeated the legality of the nomna
finn
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Gov. Wise FOR BKEcK1SRIDoE AND LASE.-The
capital which some of the sQuattersovereignty peo-
pie have been endeavoring to make out OF the ST.
lenee of Governor WISE is all destroyed. We sup
pose his son, Mr.. o. JENNINGS EISE, may De con-
si5ered reliable authority as to the course the Ex
Governor will take and he told Democratic meet
ing in Norfolk lately that his father was i'll, but
would shortly take the stump for BREcKNRrDGE and
LAKE
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God grant the success of BREcK1NRIDGE and
LANE mo squatter sovereignty! am over eighty
three years of age-voted first for THOMAS JEFFER-
SON, and have cast the Democratic ticket at every
election since " is the letter of hale old Vermont
snhscriher to the Boston Salesman.
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Valuable Real Extn1n 60. snIo

WILL sell on Monday, September 10. 1867 my Mills and
French Bars for Ehea pair corn an rood sSg
ABOUT ~ acres eieArsduldDgs good only tive
miles froE town with good pike to t.
gh stole Rooms ore or more Dwellings, the ouRt Pleas
ant hoe-tnti the only Hotel In miles OF this place
ABOUT ~ rom Lots suitable for Dwellings, Soyes S1ors ne
Mount Pl,aSsnt is surrounded BY The richest lands On
see and the terminus Of the Tennesses R
road.
seven hundred and forty acres Of land from ten miles
IRON this place. we'll hmbered and four free springs
AGO. 9O0 acres miles South Of this place. on me rum
Pike ~ acres two 0Thsrds Buildings good three nhe
Tree stone Springs, andfeneng good This place Is nov Gee pea
by Andrew kened8y. Terms literal. T. U. Ckoss
Mount Pleasant .tuix
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New Magazines.

HARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR JULY.
LAsSAsAh'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
FOR JULY.
JCST RECEITED AND FOR SALEBY
- JOHNSON & TREANOR,
NJ TT
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Gard from Senator NEcNeilly.
N,r,n, .,r,, A,rr I,b IS6

CHARLOTTE, Aug. Attn, IooO.
EBTfoBs PATRLQT;-I see in your paper of the Sd
inst, what pGrpsrts to be an extract from the
Maury Press, which says that, in my remarks at
Breckenridge meeting in Hickman county, used the
following language, tO-wit: My countrymeR, If
there is a Douglas Democrat in my county do not
know It. If there is one, have yet to see or hear
of him. If there is one in the crowd do not know
L; but if there is, have no hesitancy in saving
that YOU will find him to be a man with not
brains enough to gEease gimblet." A part of this
statement is erroneous. used this language on that
OCCASION THAT if there was Douglas Democrat
in Dickson county did know it; or if there was
one had vet to see him." / also said that did
not know that there one in this crowd and that
no Douglas man could believe for moment that
Douglas could carry Tennessee; and that Demo-
Graf yho voted for Mr.. Douglas and could not see
that his vote would have the effect to foster the
claims and advocate tie election of Mr.. Bell did not
have brains enough in his head to grease GIN
blet"
Do me the justice to publish this explanation.
Respectfully, Tho. MCNEnLF.
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NEW YORK WIRE WILL.
n Il LSON 81 RICtB MOND,
Il4lul l1tll 10 y AHI DgdllTlI 10
WIRE OF ALL DESCRIPTIONs

WIRE OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
AREICU Ar attention given ordefs sent to their Ware
house. 81 John St. Y, which will be filled promptly,
have speedy Dispatch Circulars furnished giving discount from
List, or net prices ct L0t1sSt Market Rates.
EermSs-six Mon tbs Note payable Bank with current
rate Of Exchange New York. or per cash
Wire Mill 18th street, Warehouse 81 John Sc New York
iulyIS-dIm
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THE I.YpRRSS EREIeRT TEAM

THE TX PRESS FRE4IHF TRAIN
ON the Ns,hvilJe and Chattanooga Railroad VIII eonme1ee
runnn 10 fes s ay Of July. in close connection with
and Satanoh and continue daring the business season
;nIsS5ts1 nv s. " COLE, sgperintepdsB:
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GunPOWder,
Imperial and
Young Tyson Tens.
Ooong POwehong Teas Pickles. Preserves Oysssrs snok
ing Tobacco and nany other articles.
NJ ? To all e which, would attention anl
invite the inspection Of the and assure mem u can oF
many Inducements TO be found elssEhere
jsns-f ARCHER OHEArHAM & BROTHER
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CoUNTY CoTRT sAGE.

Alexander Thomas and wife Mary Essson and others
pursuance % decree q the Coanty Court q DaYon
county rendered in the The July term,
sill oger sale al the Court House n Nashvs.
day, the thday Of Augu't u-zt, named Dck,
about thirty eight years age.
TermsSluo will be required &c cash. and forthe hans
credit u twelve months wiz Be given, and
payable IN bank, required. y. r. CHEATHaA
jn yI3 go dtds Clerk and Master
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AS an act of justice to Senator McNEnLr, whose
language, we are satisfied. has been msrepresented
we publish the following card from him, which ap-
pears in the Patriot of yesterday: ...
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AT the broadway Hills

AKTRETH's THfnip Seed, summer and wnter, warranted
j1lyg7 RIMS, BROWN & co.
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Mississippi River Cotton Plantation


VIE Cypress Bend Plantation Chico. county, Arkarsas
one OF ths best Cotton Plantations on the MssisDni
ysr . roW offered for sale the extremely low price on s
w II has on it all the improvements machinery eon
Tor eighty hands, au7 1000 Of n cut alton now
rearing crop OF unsurpassed cotton corn There are 500
acres altogether in the aud one bat i arabic Pm
ected as this place by front and sid eVees overoWs are i'm
possible, and upon examination it Will be the eeapes
place on the river.
ier % LiSDsLEY hashyiils Tenn, the premises
20 - -, H. L. 4 A. G. WELLBOEN.
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FINE cOeNAc.

To uheE We would cathe particular attention Of eounoisur,
and those who van. pure article Of Bkldy medical or
poses. Our braadl Of Champagne vsry shoioe and
veil known-
Madame We. On Ponsariin.
Tfe cent fns stsieiisieck 4 CO.
The Lele5rated = Palma"
s.Glesler & Co." Gold Label and White.
:. Prince Inqefial.n and seEeral othera
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New Cigar aUd Tobacco Store.
THNBE undersigned ass leave inform smokers and ehewrs
as we'll dealers ars I'D robtccN, that he has just
opened and Tobacco Store at No ID Public Square, next
Cahouns old stand where keeps constantly hand
general asyormnto the best brands Of good sin his line Also
Snuff Pines, &c, taug9-tfl EJAH CRANE.
ImsOsVemt Notice.
DUDLEY, deceased hereby notified to hle them legally
with the Clerk Of h County Court OF Hickman
county, Tennessee before the 18th day Of November
in order that settlement and division pro rata be made.
augq-w3t LUCY A. DUDLEY, Administrative,
For sale, Rent, will be Exchanged for
City Property.
VERY residence with ~ acres adjoiuins the
"a Fair Ground, The house has the first aoor
the attic and three in the basement three brick servants
smoke house. and large ice house, has been newly
panied ard papered, and is in complete order
aupg-tf JOHN KIRKMAN
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Premium Mineral waters. Porter
and Ale.
tbs undersigned desire inform nv friends and eua
toners Of the city OF Nashville that an nov fully ps
pared to furnish and all named beverages h ans
quantity that uay be required Also my customer the eoun
ny may rely on always having their promptly TO-
Persons furnishing Pic Mic other parties on Be
Supplied at shortest notice My wagons daily through
supplied. N NrcORNTCy
Sl.Iis.l,t~
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NAsHV VILE TmEATRE.

ENhE undersigned having leased this estabshraat from
Il Aeasrs ALLOWAY q FOsrKz, will with select
Dramatic Company about the 10Th Of September Ladies'
and gentlemen OF good standing apply Mr. EvER-
kIF TAI MesSFs bernard Co.'S Theareai Agents York;
MUELLER & EVERETT.
1uy{S Lsssees
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THE ST CLOUD 8OTEE---ENLAHGE
And KEFUHNESHED.
yHyHE undersigned having taken he NJ. Cloud Hotel, has
enlarged materially. rsarnishe &c thro1shout II
elegant STYLE vii open ne house to ne Pu9ie on
Thursday the 5th inst.
july3-dd SAMUEL , cAArAh
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At Inc al
A CONSTANT supply Of New Flour; Undated Flour, aud
"a Fresh Meal. D. D. DICKEf,
julF26-n Ageat
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North Carolina Election.

Below we give such returns of the recent election
in North Carolina as we have received:
1883 1850.
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Coffee! CoGee!!
New cigar and TObacco store.

EETE are in receipt shipment of the finest Coffee
w csived in Nashville, which offering he rsdea
a low figure. I.ug9l AIz SIT, HOPPER &C.
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The Largest Stock
TOBACCO AND SEGARSI

Ever shipped 10 Nashville,
icing received By the undegnsd, embracing every
possible grade, much lower figures haa Tor years past
JOlberS we'll a. dealers generally are invited exaniBs ny
STOCK AND PRICES,
As promise them bargains such tEsy have not hd for 10
years. j. W. LANGLEY,
j1ly29-u "A Union Street.
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DAILY IS; TRI-WEEKLY 50; WEEKLY 81.
rNvARlAsEY N ADFAscE.
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J. o. GRIFFITH, ?. c. HUNTINGTON, -JE0 c. BURcH,
LEON. TRousDALE, THOMAS S. MARI.
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TOBACCOS,

Is very extensive, and be ezcssd quality. We
give very great ndueemens the trade IN this article have
made such Arrangements that purchase from the manufacta
rer direct and 80 avoid the commission charged By the Bal
nnoTe market Our fue PdRcGk Rog1 ad Re0dy and Flat
Plug Tobaocos from the Virginia We
haA = also coed and common Tobacco Of our State
Amonsst cur miscellaneous arees call attention o.
good selection OF fne
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T1tal....-.......3U3 I,65Jy5U Iy50fiO09 eeOi'
*By Legislature.
Necessary to a choice, l52.
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WHTSRZ.

EiHs 0id Bourbon, Rye and Asa Bhfskss Pure Holland
Gin Scotch ard English Ale Londoa Porter, aud 6rlanes cell
ebrated extra Dublin Brown Stout.
Our patrons have Two auned Thousand Cigars 70 select
frofrOm the cheap German and h-st class Domestic 10 TIE
very choicest HkVANAs.
On. 80 Il
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Our Sher-ieS aud MaGeiraS are unexceptlonabis
in quality and favor We " Hdr1s0Ry = = Dur GOFs10a
Geld" Fine 7a1is sherry BFJ1cH and Golden Sherry 50
We always Keep large stock Of Pure o0srsos C5antg
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EENHE WHAT CHEER YEAST CAKES make the sreesst ard
Il most wholesome nreaG-never fail to rise.
i've have just received large lot fresh from New York
iaiyl4-n MtC&ENZIE & MINCBIN.
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THURSDAY, AUGUST ., IscO.

pu THE CANVASS, Single copy--.-..-....-.eOo ent''
Clubs Of Eve or more-...-....-5O -
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]. o. GRIFFITH & Co,

csucsessors % E. c. Eastman q Co.,
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ELECTORAL TICKET.

FOR the state nj LARGE
LANDON C. HAYNES, of Washington.
w. C. NHITTH0RNE, Of Maury.
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nutgcod hnnh 70 deliver the aame md set up reAdy
~ Operatioa the Acory at Broskiyn; received no est
mnaes IRON any other party were run down win apph
cations, offering to DO It for ~ 200 they were
not finished when put up; am not mAohnist enough W
know what was required Mr. Eastman was sent TO put
up tho boilers &C., by Messrs. Woodruff Beach, TO be
done under the general direction OF Mossrs PeArce
Walters.
10 . Juror-Mr. Morse's men, steam pipe filters,
engaged at work at tho time OF the explosion think in
laying pipe necessary for warming the building.
Dr. Charles I. Chase sworn-Saw the bodies the mon
died from the effects OF the explosion Of the boiler
have seen five OF the deceased.
Cornelius Hail. sworn-Reside In Myrtle avenue, near
Nostrand avenues am halter by trade, employed this
factory was there on tho morning OF the explosion right
boiler about twenty minutes; John Farrell Mr. Eastman
Mr. Gallagher and gasltter were there; saw Mr.. Wal
the other room; Eastman turned tho cocks and
asked. Chow Ia thisS OF the fireman: he Said on trying
the cocks Of the boiler furthest from the ongne Never
the get below the lower above the up
each boIer be had sent the fireman TO shut the valve
on returning Mr. Eastman told him there was too
much steam and hung the poker on the valve, saying
thare was too much steam; the steam stopped for
the moment, but as soon AZ Eastman lifted his
hand it came out again; stad there TIL the
went 70 the plank room and stood At the deor saw
brick fy asked what that was, and got out the
door ~ quick ~ possible.
To the Jury-The fireman sent TO shut the valve,
but don't know what valve, whether he did az d.
rected not; the fireman had told Eastman that the
water was lowest IN the middle boiler he tried the cocks
and said was lowest In the boiler furhes east he then
said never let tho water get below the middle cock, OF
above the upper ONE Go and shut that valve" he con-
tinued, immediately.
At this stage Of the proceedings tao investigation was
adjourned till hafpast ono O'Clock Tuesday (today).
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Police Intellfueoee.

A POLICEMAN FIRED ON by A PRivArg WArcHMAS-A SIM
GUAR CAsKAs officer Etzsmons, Of the Sixteenth pre-
cnct pairong his beat about three clock yester-
day morning he discovered in shutter box corner
OF Sixth Twenty third street. under suspicion
circumstances. To hs inquiry rs 10 what Ae dom
there the man made an abusive answer The officer,
thinking he was IN liquor ordered him to go nome, and
started him along the sidewalk for that purpose. When
The officer bad got away from him short distance b..
heafG the report OF pistol running back found
Gently discharged pistol the hands Of the He im
medatey seized him and with the assistance Of Office
Sharkey, conveyed him 70 the station house. where
gave his name as John McEroy stated that he was
private waichman by occupation. Justice Quackenbush
held me accssed for examination on charge of assault
with intent TO Kill
STARRING ArfRAY-Mcbael Gushing and Michael Greene
got into An alteration IN shth avenue during whca il
is alleged the former drew knife and stabbei his
gopist under the left eye Justice Quackenbusb reid tne
accused to answer in 81 ,oOs bal.
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eut Of suitable committee 70 raise funds TO help those
In distress and want N F
Deputy Superintendent CAxrxR called the stsentoa q
the meeting to The fact that money Watches &c., had
would try and find the proper owners. He also hoped
that steps would BIO taken by the citizens in ree
renee To modelling OF tenement houses most of
them now built were unsafe. He stated that he had
received $107 In money from various merchants and
others for the benefit OF the sufferers $50 OF which he
had dispensed among the several destitute families.
Mr. harlow Of the House of Industry also stated that
he had received about $500 in money and about $500
worth Of clothing Of which has been distributed
and the remainder he would be happy TO hand over 10
the committee appointed.
The CHAIRMAN appointed Joseph Hoxe, Thomas Boese,
a. G. VAIL Sanford L. Macomber and Deputy Suporiuten
dent Carpenter Finance Committee 70 raise funds aud
distribute the among tho different persons who suf
feeed by loss ut the fire.
The meeting then adjourned
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the Board what would b 70 rsco,
the Gansevoort property Adopted.
TIM LATE FIRE N LIN n11xxr.
The following Wa offered ~"

the Board what would b 70 recover
the Gansevocrt property. Adopted
TIM LATE FIRE N LIN G1xRr. M
The following was offered
circumstances connected wh W By ro OF IL
tenement house No La Elm street. ThurSdAy evening
Feb mperavey demands that Immediate action should be
taken 70 prevent Tic recurrence Of such calaes be H.
Resolved That ire Counsel 10 hs Corporation bs and he is
behalf OF the Mayor Adermea and Commonay OF this city
esctusy 70 guard against he possDy q ~ o.
acciden Of similar to destruction by Of the
tsnemeus house No. Ia Kim street
Adopted. far.nt.. ~. .,r.
The report Of the Committee on Assessments in favor
Of donating the Of IS $50 70 St. Andrews church. to
be applied IN payment for assesssnt said church. for
widening Reade street. Laid over.
Alderman BOOIx offered the following
q ~ o the be- n aaa ss :.
houses which, from their construction and excessive number
OF occupants dangerous the public health and life
Xdopssd A' "''a' ''''''' ''A '''' ''-''' '
QUESTION on rnz SECURITY ARSENAL.
resolution came from the Councilmen for the ap
p0intment OF commission Of hrst class mechanics TO
inquire into the safety Of tho state Arsenal with view
TO its use for military companies for drill.
Alderman GENET moved a. an amendment, that no pay
or compensation be allowed to such commission.
Alderman DARgAGH said thai this Board could not In
out giving them . compensation.
discussion ensucd, In which Aldermen Brady Farley
Genet, Starr, Cornell and others participated
Alderman GENET designated the object OF the commits.
mission be appointed TO VISIT and report the security
of all tenement houses in tho city. Lost, by vote Of,
8to6.
The first amendment, that the commission enter upon
iion SO amended, adopted Adjourned to Monday
next ...I ..f|
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Williamsburg City News.

CONSOLIDATION OF THE FERRIES The Long Island Ferry
Company and the Brooklyn Ferry Company have consol
dated their interests and after the LIST OF May next the
boats will be run under the new corporation from the
foot Of South Seventh street, williamsburg to the foot Of
Roosevelt street. New York The consolidated company
will have capital OF $685. coo, with seven directo-four
from the brookyn Ferry Company and three from the
other II is understood the fare for foot passengers
VII not exceed two cents Until the LIST OF May next the
two ferries viii be run separately.
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Court Calendar-Thts Day,

Court or OYER AND ikSAiskR-lart H-AdJournod to
THURSDAY
SUPERIOR CooKr-PNt mos. 423 24l, All, 4sl, %.
461, 245 AL, 40l, 49, 5l3 ST. 5ie, 52i 62e Part
Nos 49, 26s 4l6, 430 1852, u.s. 466 AS, 4s2 4s6 1874
COMMON PLzAs-Part Mos H. 2S2, 2S1, 332, 333,
1924, $780, 1885, 392 1896, $685. 123, 2s9, $751; Part
Nos 22o 1884, l643 1645 to l6As 1850 1851 1852 1854
10 1851. 2S3