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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-23
VALUABLE IRON PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
TENNESsEE ROLLING WORKS.

We will offer for sale on the SECOND DAY or OCrO-
Der 1875 reui.c tie valuable Iron Property know u
a, THF TENNESSEE ROLLtNO WORKS, witho,H acres
Land about acres good aiming Land cared aud under
fence stun,ed the Cnmbegaud River miles above the
mouth IN Lyon County, henursy embracing large ana
CONFLICT Rolling Mil a Forge with twenty MODELLING Fires.
Machine Shop containing Ghes Boring aud Flaming Ma
clises with Boiler aid Eugn. 10 run separate nom MIL
with a Cr: Mil attached iarsr Warehouse Dry Gooai
ciors Brick Once sud large uuu Der Of Dwellings for work.
men Ais0 about forty thousand bushels OF Stone Coal aud
sixty hous nd bushels Of Charcoal.
THE above Works been in successful operation for
number Of yrar 5ul the reputation Of the Iron fully es.ab,
shrd with capacity iOf making I've or Thousand tpn 81
ann. rio Charcoal Iron yodIyunsu passed By any munu
tory In lie United St The ac ities for obtaining rig
Iron are superior establishment Ia the West here D.
In three charcoal furnaces within 10 three mile o i
Mil capable Of producing seYen OF eg thouAnd 1Dhs "a
Fig lion yearly re p,t
Inc 10 ties for obtaining cheap supplies OF Corn Fork and
otier ar'i. Is orf Unfarfsssei 80,
shipments Of Iron he made 10 the mouth oil TIE Cu
befl nd River OIL seasons % me yeaf.
TERMS OK SALE.
The Rolling Mill Forge and Lands herrnnto attached Al
Tools embracing Min FORGE and Blacksmith Tools and weigh.
ing Scales be sold credit OF one two ihIrt tna
tour wears from date with approved security and lien re-
tanned unti tie purchase money Is paid.
Ii IL understood thai The purcnae OF the mil lanos ara TX
lures l. take the wrought iron and cat ron scraps uohe
coal charcoal farming tools carpenter tools corn sy ns
cattle ho.s iron safe and hIufes IN ohce wagons carts
medicines etc. and cash 81 lair yaluaon Two aislht
eed tx said ysgsOn Ia case they DO MOI agree 70
cal IN third man. -,
The object Of sale coae up said partnership see'
ABLY 10 tie article. Of cOplruership.
Capitalists wishing 70 inyesf in profitable iron property
viii 10 well 20 examine The same, where competent n' wa
be ready sl times TO sho" ne property ana pv, par
v,,;i ds'v of sale nlLLMAS BROTHERS
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DANIEL UNDFKnlLl. Precedent.
Oliver H. Jones William llaxiuu. tm- L. stewart
Isaac y. Seymour. SauL J. Ng-ins r,mrrl D9use
Abraham = Dlvis. e. r. flciher. Nclan ,''.noene''
Saul. g. hani1L Sylvmns brdsn thss. ~ Lr N IN,
John r. Andrew. Il. NJ bpchunfn. Etheofit ;; 'la
i,iah n - tVlihsn, HrriseL Joseph \. Drcyiou,.
John Even. Thomas Dewey. James a. ~. ~.
William Depow. Henry senth r. ys'o' l. .
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IpAnlsG ArIIcrgs-Oi6 .g g Co.. Of Nil sry Justice =
Are foI Justice iie~ M No' rsti The iafdonms Busi-
sess Peuusy wanna Tue or raGtc RAJ ioaJ Sen5or
SHERMAN GA Pro'e'on The h'usstonie Ntdics Editorial
News srnrAnY-nHltary Nsvala New from Washington;
Newfo'ti Neg.Ense,i, Sirr.Ta; ILe Ca!oina' END
Western sac, Pol.,ica. uour.tic Miscellany.
foEEIoS Nsws-enfop'i iis,ii: Mesieoi 1.sanscs- -.
ale Ketchum sorcfles r Jc-ns Roobrry, end tho NUN
ford lr..o .t
Tn HousAToSIc 1RAOrDY-r~rdco OF the Coioners Jury
spssis pi.1a, \ 20 ~ e IS. T. noun. ,....,l.
Altered Title; trredn 81 Shots ies. Cesr Proper De-
esoni Ans Il the sayeaodeTs Croeliie' 70 the Op
GREAT BaI-ArS-H~r Con-, tuition aud Government; His
tory Of Her Parliament; h~~ tracise Law, The Reo
bin; Comro.iion O. The Late lncsh rarianen; Tie In
eish Exro9se Thorough and Colprenens'e View OF the
INTERNAL 3ayEsUz Dxosi ~.
OUR EUaoPsAN C,.iasr NnEScs-Leiters rom London,
OF Interest.
WrsTc4rsrsa COrxrr AeRcurrpnr--Good srd Bad
Sowus Grass SEEDS Orchards itout apples; CaTe.esness
Sith Farm Implements.
How Far ,ne Wors 10. frOsfe.srd; Howl is Done.
Fhos MExIc0-ffon our special respondent; Troops
ENaLASD aSD rIE UNITED TArEs-sAFi k1'-sls Reply
DrArE ~ !. p. sToxe-A sea Lesson.
FORT WAaRsSAow Alexander stephens and Re- ;an I'm.
TRox NoETa CAEoLHA-The Scheme to Ezteruinae the
THS TAI OF NInr-Th. IN cmeu, Assast,he Prisoner.
TnEo. LriGo-by tle Aotlor VI Dennis Donne" &C
Chapter AA..N H.
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BATTLE or BXENfSGToN-E III hit -risitn Anuigerssry;
Oraon by ito Rev d. apu Distinguished Gaesss IRON
Our Specia, Correspondent.
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OUR ARTIST IN CUBA.

poke. Volume e ssroLrs-m osiF co. A. e., II, les II
a3y na-e. g. ''. i e,yn ~ i,raviie. or Wood
,y pr ed on .iuied paper I'LL" handsomely 'o'''' -
ClnLn. ILL., r. ".
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college HILL MILITARY SCHOOL,
Mr.. DO LEwIs's FAMILY SCHOOL for

~ YOUND LADIES. Lexington, iiafs. .,-,, q.
Twenty superior ie.r.~ls among wuon are 4i'.Np's'
D. WELD, formerly irnciTl OF ,hr is.lrsnooi a'hn'l
New Jersey aad t. " tARLt fO.'. iofiDey u Fn!np'
S,md Tor Caf.losr- srd Circular to nr. LEWIS
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Summer Retreats.
SNOAiAN'S INFIRMAEY.
W COHE FOR INVALID fENiIgsD
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
CYs.uuyDnrD ASD gIrrY.sizrusr.. AEu. Yea,

CHguuSDflrD AND WITT SIXTH M hEu YcRx Ctrv
Qh most tesi.lbe f.i,0 q. Saute for sd ~ 49,.
he de- c.tei there entire -hsece O! the
Of HogPiIAL tt brr- reilly what tho above ua.s nd,,
"a boss. ~bsIe woman who ies sni can r.. =.
Icaiu.rut unirr tire nes dcai s.i, and l.ss he. ~,
boil and ,rfc..e rc-usnd acturdne ner iced, >
lr1irT amp ct ION Of giaiy, wattE ,reunen ,n5.u
the npplaar- modem in"'ai science used IS m. 80
requsas The location il perhaps IT, finest On the i,S
r1ausldnr eytrrvr views srrroundei by 81 lad. ~
but rees, md se garden, which SUPPLIES ye,es.ss
ani igli,s.
Bousl rom = Toto 400 per week f5r paying ps,ient.
Ons-flll "a of the patients free.
Ply scii. Ices regulated by tie nanre OF tie easns,
required.
App ca,ion may be made 10 Dr. J. w MITCHELL Hcrs
Ph,sc and Surgeon Washington bei-Ls One rpsi.l
.utan ysxtnst q 10. - Wsss tsgeaiy glst N.v
MEDICAL STAFF:
| Physician snd Surz.or--j. ". MITCHELL, ~. D.
| Committing p ysic 4us--JOHN r. GRAY, NJ D., EDwn
BAYAKD, II. D. - -
j. \. McyiCkAl,, u. d.
WAYS OF sCCrsS.
TRR iluDsOy lIvCa RAILRoAD Way TRAINS stop u o.,
ndredHll.hfty ~ecore-s
Osy suaE. pass te ntrmsrJ every lanour coanscsbs
win taa I.r,n stesmtsaius tue Second ard Taio.rs
horsrc.rs and esrbo which Ply between tie Low M
lt.4 city Harlem eud to y h Bridge
TIE tIGuTH CARS nun 10 Dhe-a ei-:li snty-
ffth o.. STU oumi5s-e connect with them aisn
sss-ss-- - : 5skrterD
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)uspranre Companies.
NETWORK FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
72 wALL.STREET
CASH CAPITA ,,sCO zoe.

Thi, Company ha, been in successful operation Tor more
han THIRTY YEARS end continues 20 lNs, RE 'ftns,
Loss and Damage by FIRE upon terms Asorace as n
limitations
Az Loss.s LlBrRALLx ADJUSTED AND PRSzrrlY PAID
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WEEKLY NEWSPAPER and JOB
w OFFICE for SALE in oHlO-Jhis is =. rare
eb,,e. For particulars address A. J. PEABODY, Box No.
100 Tribnu. Office.
ODS nkln A party having extraordl-
SZD,UOU. nary iaciite. in the China trade,
where $4,000 bs advantageous used t. large profits
d..ir., PARTNER active seut. Mons bat principals
wi tie means need apply References exchanged Address
sronting Interview BANKER, Box No. lOl Tribune Ohce
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IN PRLSS.-T OF CAPTAIN HENRY
4 WlRL tie ke-srof Auf,-sonviie Prison. vi b. pub
lshed BY DICK = rI-Lfri'd ~, NO. - Ann-st'
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GREAT EDUCATIONAL ADVANTAGES in


EUENHAA.'S AMERICAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
SPRINGFIELD MASS.
re r III, sr,as, mo -. and thorough Institution OF
,i. kind a. Srw. England where fonnt Ner receive .
tor1l.h irir and ST. portry hici io al hus"sa PR
unt, G.EAT fNFRON EHrNf m the method oi irsir"c
ton uniting School Room md f0un'if GLOON Upon ran
t ..cur-s sl the practical advantage OF errh hr 3indo
Huvs ssis Barter. Sfs Cou,gn. Discounts, lnsus' ana
keen. hrs Account IA ctuRI busiue,,.
Prof JOHE ". FOWLER LID, hr eighteen years
Pc, den, of the New OK State ID biona' Law aclo"
roug..sie hss ci.i.e OF Law Department aud WI DE-
himself su-ra interest OF tie student. oi 'i Col
t-g~. .....
NORMAL WRITING DEPARTMENT in eiarse Of the
hes ruS.s sud Dru-i1-tl irnMln aut itsh'r on Tie
ointment LfNFkL LNEIUCllDAS male = soldiers Wto
country. -tryicc. - go,
WHAT THY SAY ABOUT TITLE uccess Of thi:
COLLEGE g-sat tie brlei thrt II VIII 'yeniu
5-coin- a. already i tr Bat hr thHon
iie kud in ar cDauty"-l pushrd hepoDc'n Junn ~
los.
WElTE FOR PiRr,CULtRS.-Circu.ars. Papers &c,
giving fl uc srs esns t. 'r lo"fr Of ,i"lf' 'A'o'
.xp.n.e OF n-d au ,or nay - nld by I'd fsssins
bot Is ". EJRsitA ~. ir-.ii. mt sufin- hrll, NJ az
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an MARRIAGE AND CELlBACN "A my
NF.ooei.l aud MeacIl isssy of value 10 person. m
eelle Loa.n. Just published. sds by nan ~ t'qiri i"
Ter ei.vf ne free @! charge. Address Dr. j. ShiLhiN
iiOlu tiON Howard association, NO 2 South Ninth H.
Philadelphia "a.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-09-25
A NEW CONSPIRACY.

Paris is just now greatly excited by the
news of an extensive conspiracy. 1t is not one
of the old sort, however; Legitimists had
no hand nit; Red Republicans had moth
ing to do with it. 1t was conspiracy of spec
ulators, and their objectwas, not to dethrone
dynasty, but to make money. A few days
ago large number Of shareholders in Paris
received from Lyons telegraphic messages or
dering sales of various stocks, chiefly Rentes
and Mobiliers. These were all signed by we'll
known Lyons brokers, and their brethren in
Paris had no reason. to suspect anything
wrong. 1t SO happened, however, that one of
the Parisians brokers, who had received an
order to sell, happened to bein the company
of the Lyons broker from whom the order pro-
fessed to come. "Here is an order of sale for
$4,000 francs from your house," said the
first to the second The latter remarked
that it was very strange that such an order
should have been sent in his absence, and re-
quested the former to reduce the amount to
5,00Ofrancs. Another somewhat similar oc-
curance happening almost simultaneously led
to inquiry, which proved the whole thing to be
d forgery and conspiracy, the perpetrators of
which had thought 10 cause fall in the value
ofstock, which would enable them to purchase
with advantage. gF9Hp
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QIda13I1 A correspondent Of q Boston pa

.Qlaa15.1 A correspondent of Boston paper, after
giving the above figures, says: s.ai1 ss3so
~ - "The contracts, which were closed with
Messrs. Pierce G Blanchard last week. en-
brace.every item in the work of construction,
and Che above margin is enough to pay for in
men build the line from Bangor to ST. John
for s31,475 per mile in Maine, and $S5 900 per
1aiD4' mile in New Brunswick"
OF this line 10S miles is in Maine and So in,
a. New Brunswick. The Provincial Legislature
has voted aconditional gratuity Of $4,000 per
mile, and promise a subscription Of 100000
when the balance is provided for. At $4,000
'tAh" a tnie-the "contract price-this So miles
will cost over and above the Provincial gratu-
XnBa fty 81 10000. .Deductthe proposed subscrip-
ton Of 100000 and it leaves $780, 900 to be
SD made up by private enterprisei This shows
sod hosv encouraging are the prospects beyond the
s4q a State line How is it with that portion Of the
road to this side of the linea We ask the reader
toput his eye on the above table of resources
aieo - and carefully weigh the statements which fol-
low. ., sAgpHe ss.4sa bsissg ,.03
mfsef The FIRST item of resources. with which to
build this long line of road is the Bangor loan
IL : Of s60o00o. The act authorizing the city of
Bangor TO make this loan approved March
100 "a 1884, and contains this provision. @f said
Il. 9Company [E.s& N. A. Railway Col shall,
a,uitssn three gears from, its approval this
aactl finish and complete their line of railway
ssr3 a @from Bangor to Lincoln, by running of cars
~ thereon" then the Treasurer OF the city is
7- - to issue bonds, &c., .or the purpose Of oatld-
NOi / ing, finishing and coupletiag said road"
Two things are plain from this language,
,E first, that if the road to Lincoln--not blow
.slo, on which has yet been struck-about forty
i've miles, is not finished and completed" and
ct Inc cars rpnon it by the 18th of March, 1857,
tns loan becomes void The reader can judge
as wen as we, how good are the prospects of
bdsi5Ioa retzlhg on this Sloan" under such circum-
v.Do4gss Stances nearly twohirds of the time having
already been allowed to run to waste and no
loo purpose to break ground before another
spring being entertained. Second the very
g4 ~ language Of the authorizing act shows tbat
sssi this loan can be used only towards abuldn9
finishing and completing said roadn bevo-S
Lincoln, after that between Bangor and Tin
s, coin shall have been finished and completed y
Gby running the cars thereon" We know
r that Mr. Poor holds out the idea that this
s u s5o0OOOs to be used to build the road TO Lin
col3y but the law itself is too plain to admit Of
reasonable doubt as to its intent
The 10S miles, at the contract price-$31, )
475 per mle-will cost to construct, $780,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-09-25

e y
HaIps Vegetable sicilinn Hair Renew
err has proved itself to be the most perfect prepara
ton for the hair ever offered to the public. s ba
tits vegetable compound, and contains no inju-
rious properties whatever. ,tAe1 a
1T WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIG
INAL COLOR. 2s8 FNN4sS
1t will keep the hair from falling out. rll o d
It cleanses the scalp and makes the hairssoft. lus
trous and silken. y e a W. Y 8AAAt
It is a splendid hair dressing. o-tess
No person, old or young. should fail to use it.
1T IS RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE
FIRST MEDICAL AUTHORITY. e
e Ask for Halls Sicillan Hair Remover, and
take ne other.
E@tb0N RIP. HALL CO..
d. Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
For sale by an Druggists. auglOsnd&Wsm
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Hoxtetter,s B;.ters an the Battlefield.

! Hostetters Bitters on the Battlefield
1t is satisfactory to know that our field hospitals
are longer unsupplied with this lesaving prepa-
ration. Soldiers who private citizens, had become
acquainted with It's properties have in many instan-
ces made a special request that HOSTETrER'S
cELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs might be
added to the medical stores of their regiments, and
their wishes have not been unheeded. As means
ofsustaining wounded men on the battlefield, and
Of enabling troops to bear fatguing marches under
blazing sun, 1t has been strenuously recommended
by distinguished medical men, and the prospect Is
that it win eventually supersede all the adulterated
tinctures, liquors and dangerous 1onics that have
heretofore been considered medical staples The fact
that asnal quantity ofthe Bitters mixed with water
from any of the Southern or Southwestern rivers win
prevent 1t from affecting the bowels or the liver,
should be borne in mind by army physicians soldiers,
and all who have occasion to visit those portions Of
our country. The man who uses Hostetter's Bitters
in conformity with the directions, may set at defiance
Intermittent Fever and all other diseases generated
by the action of an unwholesome atmosphere upon
New York House, 80 Cedar Street, N. Y.
Sept 15-d&w2w
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IA CARD

THE undersigned take this method of returning
their most grateful and heartfelt thanks to the Fire
and Police Departments, friends and, particu-
larly to their kind neghbors for their arduous abors
in endeavoring to save their property from desruc-
ton by fire on Wednesday morning last.
Sept. %, 1s65.-d1t. MISSES CAPEN.
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Some thirty Safes Of different makes tested in
this fire. the contents of which, with one or two ex-
ceptions, were entirely destroyed. Here excellent
opportunity Is afforded ct least for the business
Of this State to ascertain whether tho Safes they are
using, and SO highly recommended by the makers,
are really fire proof not. Parties who DESTROYS
of learning the particulars do so by addressing
the following, which Is only small part of the busi-
ness men in Augusta, who have met with very serious
loss by placing confidence IN Safes which they had
recently purchased in Boston,, and which they had
reason to believe were lily fire proof; Messrs vose
q Harley; Seth E. Beede, ESD; Joseph H Manly,
ESD; P. +. Sanborn, Esq; also Mr. osgood, Agent
for Eastern Express Co. Remember, gentlemen, that
the alum Patent Fire Proof Safe, manufactured by
Valentine q Butler Of New York. has been tested in
over too hundred and Jyy accidental fires, ten of
which have occurred within the past year. scishoat
single failure Second hand Safes taken in exchange
References to nearly one hundred bushes men in
this city Send for descriptive circular and price list
ss THOMSON s. co..,
q New Haven, Ct, Sole Agents ior New England.
sept25d2wsn .n0itaeDsl 5sa '--
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DISASTERS.

Yacht Una, which sailed from this port on Satur-
day for Portsmouth, proceeded as far as Boon Island
when she encountered strong head winds ard was
oohged 70 RETURN On entering the harbor, she got
ashore on Hog Island but was afterwards got of
with damage 70 the amount Of $500.
sch Bedabedor, tol Rockland,l Kennedy, from st
9 MB or PhiladelPhias went ashore outside Of
VIII probably come off without damage. q
Sch w Dav0l, from Philadelphia for DiRhton,
with coal went ashore on Leaning Beach, N j, 18th
inst, and bigedA Crew saved The vessel registered
Philadelphia. w ~
Brig Nellie Hunt, from Lingan cB tor New York,
was totally wrecked ON Main Adieu Sept 2d
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MARINE N EWS
PORT OF PoRTLAND.


ARRIVED. iiAN4 Y l4D
Steamer Forest City, Donavan, Boston
Barqne Deborah Pennell, (of Brunswickl Pennell,
Shields, Eng, 4s days, Lands End so days Spoke,
9Th inst lat ~ 40 N, Ion 80 BOW ship Cty OF Mon
treal bound East; 18th, lat AZ Ion bl shin Bunker
HILL from Liverpool for Boston,
Brig Torrent, Gould, New York for Bangor.
Sch Ocean, Pierce, Boston. q 80
Sch II Pray. Clark, Pembroke
Sch Sarah Harris, lSanborn Machias.
Sch Amulet, Hopkins, Trenton Mem
Sch Commodore, Clark, Wfnterport
Sch Lafayette, Atwood Winterport.
Sch Ida Morton, Prince, Belfast.
Sch Preference, Thurston, fremont.
Sch Utica, Thorndike, Rockland 'A
Sch Ike, Royal, Damariscotta ~
Sch Emaral, Soldiers, Damariscotta. - t N
Sch Morilla, Allen, Brookln.
i Sch Commerce, Wasgatt, Bath. III.
E Sch Lgure, Pray, Boston Cor fremont. Ail
Sch Biilow Wass Boston for Addison.
Sch Mayfiower, Weymouth, Boston for Bangor.
Sch Bangor, Jordan Boston for Ellsworth. a
Sch Pennsylvania, Scott, Boston for Bath ir 4
Sch Labanah, Winchenbach, Salem for Waldohoro
. Sch Martha Maria, Sprague, Calais for N Haven.
Sch Elizabeth, Brown, Calais for Boston,
Sch Pushaw, Grover, Calais for New Haven 1gl
Sch Henry Clay, Hammond. Calais for New Haven
Sch Montana, Jones, Machias for New York.
Sch Senator, Smith, Hancock for Lynn. - l1sa
Sch Jack Downing, Hodsdon Bangor for Hayerhill
Sch Sarah Buck, Grover, Belfast for New York.
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REMOVALS.

- MRS. A. COLBY
: Has removed her stock of Minihery to rooms over
her old Store, No. Free Street Block where she is
prepared to receive her customers, faas
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RICE BROTHERS,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

90 and II East Water Sc,
MILWAUKEE, VISION SIN.
Buv for Eastern account GRAIN, FLOUR, BEEF
PORK, LARD, HAMS, BUTTER, SEEDS, etc.
The fnllowing choice brands OF Flour on hand:-
BERTsHY's BEST, n. WARREN,
: ~ GARNET EAGLE,
CHAMPION, MCCLELLAN.
Market Reports sent daily or weekly without
Flour and Produce bought, stored and insured at
lib : al rates mar13eod1y
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