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MORAL.

The PANIC which seized US 20
suddenly, while MILLIONS worth of
GOODS were landing from FOREIGN
SHORES, forced OWNERS te sell ct AUG
TIoN at ruinous prices, to realize CASH.
Our buyer has been constantly in the
market, and taken advantage of the
times, and purchased rHoUsAoDs OF
DOLLARS WORTH, AT HALF THEIR VALUE,
in style that have recently appeared,
which will be entirely controlled By us
in this market. We therefore call the
attention of the public to the following
list of prices of FoRrIGs Goops, and
invite all who wisht to SAVE MONEY
to inspect our Stock.
ladies will aad this rare chance TO secures
Handsome SILK for a small amount Of nspsy
Only think of Good Silks selling st axe
per yard.
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coxGREssioSaL.
WAsnEsGroS, Jan. 10.

WASHINGTON jan 10.
HUUSE.-Among other preliminary bus
mess Mr. Harris of Nd presented memo
rial sigoed by ~ 600 citizens Of Baltimore
irrespective Of party principles, for the
adoption Of the Critsenden compromise.
Mr. Stanton vindicated the Methodists
from The charge by Reagan that they stir
red up Instructions in the South.
Mr. Reagan explained that he did not
mean to be understood that instructions
were inaugurated by that sect as dy.
but by members of IL in Texas.
Mr. Stanton defended the Republican
party; he informed the gentleman from
Texas that the principles on which THIS
government was founded cannot be surren-
dered under any threaa OF civil war; The
Republican party has no purpose, principle
or noliey ncs sanctioned by the Republican
father, from this point they could not be
s1ven; he said he knew of 20 Republican
who looks to that organization and d,-
signed to interfere directly or indirectly in
the remotest degree with slavery in the
States
During the course of his remarks, Mr.
Crawford said that Georgia had seized the
Forts because they were intended for her
protection and defence, aud takes all the
responsibility.
Mr. stanton said Georgia takes on herself
the inauguration Of civil war, and makes
no pretence of Constitutional Justification
for the act.
Mr. Hill disclaimed the act on the part OF
Ga. as a State, il was done by bands Of
soldiers without authority.
Mr. Love thought the position Of both his
colleagues wrong; the Forts wete seized as
defensive act. there being a probability
that the Government would send garrisons
to them; ifthe Convention of Ga. determ-
ined not to seccde the Forts will be surren-
dered.
Mr. Hardemau said il Ga. should secede
he was determined to sustain the govern
mens in her act for veal or woe.
Mr. Stanton was willing for an amend
ment to the Constitution to prevent the
Federal Government ever interfering with
slavery in the States. except by unanimous
vote of the States; he was also willing 10
remove the agitation of Territorial ques-
tions by the admissions of New Mexico as
State
Mr. Adrian in the coSrse of his rem arks
said. IL the Union was to be dissolved, 1t
would not be without an effort by all pa
triotic men 10 prevent IL by all Constitu
tional means. the people Of the North will
defend it to the last; he urged it was the
duty of every one to sllsy, not excite the
feeling, and not add fuel to the fire now
intensely burning; Mr. Lincoln, he said.
was a conservative man from whom the
Sonth have nothing 10 fear; he concluded
with a patriotic appeal for concession and
compromise; The doctrine Of peaceable Sc
cessiOn was utterly fallseious.
Mr. Anderson Of Mo. favored a meeting
Of the border States, aud that the Gulf
States too participate; there should have
been concert and union between all the
slave States; he appealed to Northern men
to yield amendments to the Constitution so
as to prevent anarchy and blo5dshed, so as
to restore peace.
Mr. Garnett got the floor.
Adiourned
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wicked INIT Good.

An old lady from puritanical village.
lately attended party in town, where OF
course. champagrewas served, and was
prevailed upsn 10 take a glass. She
drank two, when, smacking her lips, che
exclaimed: DWELL it may be a ,oieked
drink but it's 90Odl' Just 50 it was with
the Deacon who silly purchased lottery
ticket, which drew prize. He thought
all very we'll to preach against the sys-
TEN from the pulpit, but he thought s25,
900 prize in the minister's pocket might
soften the sty ls of the denounced wrath
At least he had it in his, and felt quite
comfortable. IL the reader wishes to feel
this 25 900 dollars worth of comfort, lei
him enclose 81 so, $500, $1,000. or $50
90, to Messrs WooD, EDDY 4 Co. OF WI
minqton. Delaware, or ST. Louis, Missouri
who will trausnitac chance in one OF theiI
LOCALIZED lotteries, by return mail.
dWlW
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To Comsumptives.

The Advertiser, having been restored to health
in few weeks by very simple remedy after
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection, aud that dread disease, Consumption
lis anxiOusto make known TO his felIow-suffer-
ers the means ofcure.
81 - viii stI q copy ofthe
prescription used tree OF chsrge)i with the d.
rections for preparing and ssing the same, which
they will nnt sure care for Consumption, As
n mn, Bron chetis, &c. The only object Of the
DIV eriiser is in sending the Prescription to
benefit the afilctsdand spread information which
he concoivcs to b. invaiuable, and he hopes ev
cry sufferer Will try his remedy, as il cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishf Rg ihs prescription will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg,
dwIy Sept. I6. Kings County, N. Y.
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s L IA s !!

1000 yds. FANCY SILKS, gsed
style, worth rs cts. at At OTIS.
800 yds. Fancy Silk, good style s7&
cts at so cts.
900 yds Fancy Silk, good style, worth
100 cts. at 623 cts.
Also, new and elegant Illuminated
Silks, in great variety, inst received
Also, 95 ps. Extra quality. "Oil
Boiled" Black Silk, just received At
so per ct: less than we have ever
sold the same Goods before:
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Jan. TO.
Flour-Receipts OF 4 $50 bbls-market
dull and &c lower. Sales of z 900 bbls at
5,30@5.35 for super State; 5,45@5,6O for
extra State; 5.30@5.35 for super western;
5,50@5,9O for com. medium extra western;
7O@5, so for inferior to good shippiog
bands Of extra r. II. o.
Wheat l .221a@I.30. Corn 70@7O19c.
Whisky dull aud lower. sales of 300
hills al Iqc.
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Home Testimony.

JAsOHFILLE, UFetus Co, IuI
May 2, 1883.
DR.. G. W. RoBAeK, Dear sir:-My wife
has been affected for many years with pal
pitalion Of the heart, have employed sew
eraI Physicians, who have given her but
little relief. Ia the winter Of So and 80
/ purchased two bottles of your Blood
Purifier and one box of your Blood Pills
which / concluded totry as an experiment.
I am happy to inform you that she is well,
indeed for the two dollars and twenty five
cents thus expended, better and more last
ing effects have been produced than by the
hundreds Of dollars previously expanded
for medical service, Yours very Truly
fs sz JOHN BADDERS.
See advertisement in another column.
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Adlourned.

GROCERIES AT CosT.-Our nsighbor, Mr..
s. P. FOole is now offering his entire stock
of Groceries and Provisions at cost in order
to close his business In that line.
His assortment is complete and of the
best quality, and house keepers will find
it to their interests to give him call. Mr.
Foot also offers for sale his fine dwelling
on south 9Th street:
This is very handsome piece of prop
erty and can be purchased at a bagain.-
See advertisement
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CHERRIES SALE.-By virtue OF
Notice.

TERRE HAUTR & RICHMOND r. co.
Secretsry's Once, Terre Haute, Dec. Goth 1860.
THE Board of Directors have this
Il day declared a dividend OF FIVE Isl per
cent on the Capitol Stock for the six months
ending November S3th. Payable to stockho1
ders on the books of the company at that date.
Western Stockholders will receive their dfvi.
dends { the once efthe Treasurer of the Com
psny in Tcrre Hauta, on and after December
81: cHAs. WOOD, see'y.
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DIR. McLean,s Universal pills +,


FOR LIVER COMPLAINT, BTLLIoUsSEss, HEADACHE, d c
There never has been CATHARTlC medI-
cine, offered to the public, that has given sue h
entire satisfaction as McLeGn's Universal Pills.
Being entirely Ivegetabie, they are perfectly
innocent and can be taken by the most tender
infant; yet prompt and powerful in removing ull
Bilious secretions, acid or impure, fetid mat
ter from the stomach. fact, they are the on
tricts.
They produce no gripping, sickness or pain in
the stomach or bowels, though very active and
searching in their operation, promoting healthy
secretions of the liver and Kidneys. Who will
suffer from billiousness, headache and foul stom-
aoh, Aken so cheap remedy can be obtained ?
Keep Them constantly on baud; siRgle dose ia.
ken in season, may prevent hours, days and
months ofsickncss. Ask for DIR. J II. McLean's
Universal PHI Take no other. Being coated,
they are tastelesss. Price only IS cents per box
and can be sent by mail to any part of the U. 8
II. MCLEAN Solo Proprietor
Corner OF Third and Pine-sts, st. Louis.
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DIR. II. McLean,s Volcanic Oil Lin.
iment.
The Best External In the World, for Man
Raaet

Thousands ofhuman beings have been saved
life OF decreptitude and misery, by the<ese of
this inv alu able Eniment. IL will relieve PAIN
almost instantaneously, and it will cleanse
partly and heal the fOulest SORE in an incrsd-
Bile short time. McLRANiS VOLCANIC OIL
LINIMENT will relieve the most inveterate
cases of eunatism. Gout, II Neuralgia. For
Paralysis, Contracted Muscles, stiffness or
Wesknessin thcJoints, Muscles or Ligaments,
il viii never fail Two applications will cure
Sore Throat, Headache or Earache. For Burns
or Scalds, or any Pain, IL is an infallible rem
edy. Try il, and you will find il an indispen-
sible remedy Keep IL always on hand.
PLANTERS, FARMERS, or any ore having
charge OF horses, will save money by using Me-
Leans Volcanic Oil Lirment. II is a speedy
and infallihle cure for Calls, SprsiEs. Chafes,
Swellings, Lameness. Sweeney. Sores, Wounds $.
Scratches, or any external disease. Try 80, and
you will be convinced.
DIR. J. n. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
ja9dwly Saint Louis. Mo-
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rEvE,, AND AGUE.

a case of Eight hpuths' Standing earsd By
BGRHAVE,S ROLAND BiTTERs.
MIcnArL KELLY, No. ] n eventh, near Gran
street, says:
LAST July, while running on the river, on a
cotton boa. plying between Natchez and New Or
leans, was takenkHlth Fever and Ague. For
eight long months fsafered with this dreadful
disease. The greater part of this time | was
unable 10 verk, and spent at least fuy dellars
for different m medicines, but found no permanent
relief. Three weeks ago, one of my friends in :
sisted upon my trying BGRHAvE's HOLLAND
BITrKzs, saying that cure pas guaranteed. AZ
taking IL for one week, ! must state, was a
sound man. have been at work now for two
weeks, and have had no return of the Cnills and
Fever whatIver.r
Tcertify thatthe above statement Is tue.
THOMAS AQhgS,
ja9dwew Diamond House or X Chest6RS Hall
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spEoIAL NOTICES.


TFrOm INC E0Fnfn Co EAoLFs UhIo-I
1T Many kinds Of Tonic are adrerfised,
that we are assured will strengthen the htIr and
prevent Its filling our, but none that we have
seen used docs all that IL promises, save that Of
Prof. q. ]. Wood. This we know Is goUd from
its truly beneficial enects- DR.. Wood was kind
enough to send US a couple Of boxes, and after
finding that it prevented our hair fron falling
out, we presented bottle to friend who had
bsen bald for at least thirty years; Il has rcstor
ed his hair entirely, and IL 10 now as thick and
glossy when he was twenty Ave. This wa say
In all sincerity, and We shall be glad 10 have
our friends try ID for themselves, as we believe
tits just whstit processes tobs.
ja4dwim
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McLKAs's OoRDIAL.-As may be seen, We
insert this week, the advertisement Of McLean's
Cordial. &c. II Is very well known that we
are not part iculariy favora bic 80 patent medi-
eincs, and, as general thingsesehcw the whole
OF them with but little ceremony, and with
these sentiments we declined inserting This adj
vertisemds until we knew what were the In
gradients ID the medicine. and how compound
cd. This We have learned and believing as we
do, that the Ingredients are good. and the COM
pound judiciously m ede werecOmmend it as a
The above Is from ~ St.iLouis G ris.ian Ad-
vocate, edited by the renowned Rev. DR.. McA-
naky, which spesks volumes in favor OF Nc
Leans Cordial. We say TO all, Try IL. See the
advertisement in another column. Lja9twim
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Fever and Aguo, ana ali revcrs,

Fever and Ague, and aiI Fevers,
Are cured by perseverance, with
BRANDRETH'S PILLS,
which takes all poisons ,ofwhaiever nature they
may be, from the circulation.
Mr. John Y. Haight, Supervisor of New G as
tie, Westminster county, 4, says, Now, 1883
~ was, two years ago, alta eked with fever and
ague, which, Notwithstanding the best medical
advice, continued to sorely afilct me for six te-
dious months. became as yellow as saffron,
and reduced TO akin and bone. Medicine and
phi ysicians were abandoned in despair. As an
experiment, concluded 10 try single dose oil
six OF Brandreth's Universal Vegetable pills,
on an empty stomach, early in the morning :
The first dose seemed 10 arouse all the latent
energies ofmy exhausted frame. ! feared tse
worst-their purgative effect was different from
anything had ever used or heard OF. Al length
this effect ceased, and l seemed lighter and
breathed freer. That evening was indeed sen
sibly better and slept soundiy all night The
next day l fellow the same course, and
Continued to take the pills in this way about
three weeks, when 1 found myself entirely
cured. My health has been surprisingly COED
ever SINCE"
Psice 25 cents per box.
Sold by J. X. Cunnin gham, Main street TER,
Haute Ind, and by all respectable dealers II
medicines.
lao DIV I'm.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
BRY ANS
PU j. M oNIC WAT E K s.

The Or isinal Medicine, Establishedin 1897. and
hrst article Of the kind ever introduced under
the name f"PulmoDie Wafers," In this OF
any other country; all other Pulnonlc Waters
BY the name BRYAN being stamped on each
Wafer.
BRyAs's PuLasxIc WAyRRs
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, H0arsesess
BRYAs's PsLNosIc WAVES
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing
BRYAs's PuLnoxIs WAFERs
Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Palms bn The Chest.
BRYAs's PULnoNe WAyKRs
Relieve lneipient Consumption, Lung Diseases.
BRYAS's PuLxoSfe wArERs
Relieve Irritation Of the Uvuls and Tonsils.
BRyAs's PULxosIc wAyzRs
Area blessing TO all classes and constitutions
BRYAx's PuLxosIs wsyKas
Are adapted for Vocaiists and Publtr Speakers
BRyAss PuLsoxIc wkysRs
Aie la a simple form and pleasant TO the taste
Bsv.s's PULnoxsz WATERS
fot only relieve, but cfc6t rapid cures.
BRrAN's PULxosIc wAyEss
Are Narrated to give satisfactioa TO ever one
No family should be without box Of
BRyAS's PULnoNc wAyxRs
IN the House.
No traveller should be without supply Of
BRyAs's PULnosfc WAIVERS
In his pocket.
No person will ever object to give for
BRYaN's PULxoxte wAyxas
TWENTY-FIVE Cests
JOB MOsbs, Sole Proprietor, Rochester. n Y
Sold By J. X Cunningham aud p. NJ. Donue I
~, Terre-Haute.
n32Idw6m
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III ED.

In this city on Sunday night Jan. 18th at
IL o'clock, of Pheneumonia, Dir. James
Peters in the 18th year of his age
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D r ESS GOODS


400 ps. New Style Figured N. De-
Lainies, always sold at Is cts. per
yd. by others, at let, Is, 10, and
20 cts.
100 ps. Plain NJ DeLaines, worth 1s4
cts. for | cts. per yd.
Also, a SPLENDID variety of PLAIE
and PRINTED WOOL DeLAkiEs, very
cheap.
Merinoes in all Shades and Qualities,
at much less than cost of imporh-
ton.
Elegant Printed Marinoes just reed
Elegant Plaid Merinoes just rdcsived.
Coburgs, worth 80 cents at 1874.
Coburgs, worth 40 cents at %.
Coburgs, worth so cents at IS.
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sheetings and shirtfEss


100 ps. Good White Flannel, WORTH Is
cts. at / 5 cts.
100 ps. Better White Flannel, worth
go cts. at 90 cts.
100 ps. Super. White Flannel. worth
35 cts. at 25 cts.
100 ps. Fine Red Flannel, worth ySs.
at 25 cts.
so ps. Fine Yellow Flannel wsrth e5
cts. at 25 cts.
All other grades in same proportion.
LOOK AT THEM-THEY AnK AWFUL oBuAy.
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DysIepsia ana Costiyeness.

CINCINNATI, Oct. IL. 1859.
For many years l have suffered from dyspsp
STA, Joined TO an obstinate constipation of the
bowels. In the same time have been obliged
every few days 10 take some active purge,
WEIGH in the experience of all who resort to
physical pills, merely aggrayates c0stiveness.
l found no permanent relief until = within a
few months Il began using Peruvian Syrup.
fad the constipation cured my digestion has
so much improved that my flesh has increased
several pounds, and a rheumatic affection and
weakness of my lower limbs, which troubled me
very much. now entirely gone. l am persuaded
these beneficial effects have resulted from the
use ct Peruvian Syrup.
CHESTER HARD, % Columbia Street.
~ CoUGus. The sudden changes of our
climate are sources OF PULMONARY, BRONCHIAL,
and AsrHMATIc AFFECTIONS. Experience having
proved that simple remedies often act speedy
aud certainly when taken in the early stages OF
the disease, reoourfe should at once be had to
''BrowR's BrOaeAiat Troehes." or Lozenges
let the Cold, Cough. or Irritation ofthc Threat
be ever so slight, as by this preeaution a moro
serious attack may be eGectually warded off,
Public SPEAKERS and SINGERS viii find them eff
fectuai for clearing and strengt the voice.
See advertisement.
w6m.
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Cure Cough, Cold, HoarseHes,
TA. Influenza, any Irritation or
ENl6LA Soreness Of the Throat, Rs
tieUe the Hacking CoRghis
Consumption, Br0Reh'ti;
ES9N asthma and Cdtarrk
NkR Clear & giee streRgth
49, to tkeUoies Of
Public Speakers and Singers
Few are aware ofthe importance OF checsins
n Cough or ssCommon Cold" in its first stage
that winch in the beginning would yield TO ,
mild remedy, If neglected, soon attacks TIT
Lungs. "BrOpR's Bronchial 7rOehes,n contain
ing demulcent ingredients, allay Pulmonary
and Bronchial Irritation.
"That trouble In my throat lfoi
RpOwN,S which the "Traches', are a speeii
icl having made me often mere
whispcrer." n. z. WILLIS.
TR0CHES Il recommend their Use TO Pm
LcSPKAKERs."
BROWNS cable for Hoarsenes A.''"' Se'''
REv. rENRY WARD BEECHER.
TRocHEs almost instant relief in the dis
tressing labor OF Breathing, pecu.
liar 10 Asihma.n
REv. A. c. EGGLEsToN.
BROWNS "Contain no Opium or anything
injurious.n DR. A. A HAYES,
TRoCHEs "a simple and Tn plea.an sO sS%Si
nation for COUGHS, &c.,
DIR. G.. Y. BIGELOW, Boston
BROWNS "be n. "a w brO aSR so.,0n
al have proved them excellent
TR0CHES for Whooping Cough"
REv. II w WARREN, Boston.
Beneficial when compelled 10
speak, suffering from COld.-
BROW n . REv : j p ANDERSON, st Louis
''ffec tual Ia removing Hoarss.
TRocuPs ness aud irritation Of the Throat. 50
common with Speakers and Sing
ers. Prof. II STACY JOHNSON,
Teacher of Music, Sou. Fem. Col :,
BROW n IS Lagrange, Ga.
s'Great benefit v hen taken before
and after preaching, as they pre-
ThUChES. vent Hoarseness. From their past
effect think they will be OF per-
mancnt advantage TO me.'
ppouyN,C Raw R0WLEY, AN,
onO ~ . Prest. of Athens College, Tenn.
TROCHES Sold by all Dru geists at CSC box.
no25w6mis
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue oil
~ three Execution issued from the Vigo
Common Pleas Court to me directed and deliy
cred, one IN favor of Ezra Pead, one in favor OF
Minerva Lockwood, ard one in favor of Jane
J Scott, and all against William Lockwood, |
have levied on the following described Real
Estate, situated in Vigo County Indiana,
to-wit: part of lot No. nys 80 in subdi.
vision No. one (t) CT Eutaw Farm. as made by
NJ. A. Jewett, and wife, Beginning forty l4O). feet
south of the rorth east corner of said lot and
running thence south forty (4O) ieet thence west
TO the west line OF said lot. thence north forty
(40) feet, thence east 10 the place OF beginning,
and on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1861,
within the legal hours ofsaid day at TIE Court
House door in Terre Hante, will offer the
rents and profits OF the above de crbed real es-
tate, together with all the privileges and ap-
purtenances 20 the same belonging, fer a term
sot exceeding seven years. 10 the highest bid
der for cash, and upon failure to realize a sum
sufficient 10 satisfy said executions and
costs, will then and there offer the fec simple
in AMI to said real real estate To the highest
bidder for cash 10 satisfy the same.
This. 3lst day of December. lsG0.
janiw3 pisa SAMUEL CONNER, Shff.
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az DMINISI RAIOR'S NOTICE
II Notice is hereby given that the pndersign-
ed has been appointed administr ator, de Bonis
mon, ofthe Estate of Robert Hopkin ms, late of vi
go County, deceased.
1t is desirable that the Estate be settled up
forthwith. Those interested will please take
notice. GEORGE JORDOE,
lalH3 Adm'e De Ronis Non.
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DIES carmine Marking Ipk some hing new
snd nice for marhing sbthes al B4RR 8
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-19
Shiglllna =:


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S5bfEj{nn -
90 nor 49, 20 "H3@' *F-Frs
NsESEG -, IN IL FEhPOOE.-Ih he Gro -
d spatch Fr fSaiiins at Commercial yLa,f A. Jaggs
,,,o,. 'SA' apply to go ''o VIII have
-,--- e - rs,
&sSia FOR LONDON-TIa :, y ; WaTf
don, with n-arItt ~ cDERICKF ! ory o,1 49,, 'piA
SoWags az az" htr cargo engaged ,g;li ioF Lon
~ mus -. ii \ NJ d CO,
iyI5tf ~ .g4ih %ag street,
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