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StcEIaOu~e Il NaCaUlay
CONNISSION MERCHANTS.

CHARLOTTE, y, c., and &C Pearl St., NEW YORK.
Pronpt personal attention TO the sale of cotton,
cotton yarns naval stores, &c and the purchase of
merchandise generally.
REFERENCEs-John Wilkes and 7 ii Brem, ESQ RS,
Charlotte, { Jordan Womble, ESQ, Raleigh, C.;
Q Parsley 4 60, Wilmington, c; D Paul Co,
and Robt Mure Il Co, Charleston, C.; Wilcox
Hand. Augusta, Ga; Dunlop, M"hcurc Go, R'ch-
mond, Va Taunahill, Mcliwanr Co, Par
fridge, Wells i Co New York.
February 26, 1866.
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ISAIAH BeBLossoM,
Bs3g~Liberal advances made on consignments on
receipt of Bill of Lading.
REFERESCEs: The Bank of n c., and other Banks
atWilmington, New bern, Washington, Tarboro. Fay
ettevilc, Raleigh, Salisbury, Charlotte and Wades
boro, \. Z.
a. NJ McPheeterS, Raleigh, n. c, will forward
US: through that place, (free OF forwarding com
mi: sic NJ paying railroad freight, to any shipping
port.
Joseph r. Blossom Co, Wilmington; George
Brown 4 Co, Washington; Jones & Co, New
bern, n. {; Henry GhSelin, Norfolk, Va; will for
ward Produce TO us, free of forwarding commission,
except on naval stores and grain, by steamer or
sailing vessel. as shippers may direct: and, when
desired, will pay taxes, &c, at the shipping ports
ConSignnents TO US are covered by FIRE and Ma
rine Insurance as fIeiehted from all pla ces
on all Railr DadS and Ri7ers in North and South
Carolina Georgia aud Florida, and from all South
ern Shipping Ports, through to New York whether
advice of shipment is received or not.
July Il, 1865. lypd.
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CHARLOTTE
Steam Refined Candy Mandatory,
3AE8RY E gDMp2DFIDN3DY.
Wholesale and Retail.

"HVfVstsEC stFEN HhCsaFfE'
The subscriber is now manufacturing all sorts Of
CANDIES, CAKES, BREAD, &C. &C
Plain and Ornamental Cakes. for Weddings and
Parties, always on hand or made to order.
BeTg~ Merchants and dealers in Candies will fnd
it to their nteres: to purchase from me, as will
give satisfaction both in price and quality
Orders from distance attended TO at short
notice.
j. G. G. Lesser,
One door south of tbe Mansion House,
Tryon street, Charlotte, \. {.
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/. Presbyterian.
2. Methodist tSouthern)
3. Baptist Psalmody.
4. Lutheran Hymns
5. Note Books of different kinds
The H ymn Books of every variety, from very
cheap to the most costly styles.
r. n. TIDDY l. co,
New Book Store, next to Scarr's Drug Store,
March s, 1866 3m Charlotte n. G..
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MEDICAL CARD,

DRS. GIBBON McCOMBS, having associated
themselves in the practice of Medicine and Surgery.
respectfully tender their professional services to the
citizens of Charlotte and surrounding country.
From large experience in private well as
Field and Hospital practice, they feel justified in
proposing to pay special attention 10 the practice of
Surgery in all its branches.
Office in Granite Row, up stairs, opposite the
Mansion House.
ROBERT GIBBON, II. D.
Dec II. 1865 J. p. INCOMES, NJ d.
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THE EQUITABLE LIFE
ASSURANCE SOCIETY

OF THE UNITED STd TIES.
Accumuloted Fund $4,000, ,O00--Annual In
come 81 100000
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Ezutchi>on & Springs,

CHARLOTTE, y. c.,
Agents Of the most reliable ~ s ER R.4.TCE
GO.VP.l.1EES in the United States
Be the SAFE SIDE and insure your property
against loss damage by fire.
ALSO, INSURE YOUR LIFE for the benefit of your
wife and children.
RISKS. taken at moderate rates.
Call Ilutchison l. Spri.gs, No J. Granite Row.
E NYE HUTCHINSON,
J. n. SPRINGS,
March :, 1866 Agents.
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lot T. Miles 4 Sons Ladies' SHOES. Call soon
March l2ih H. i. WILLIAMS
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FULLINGS g. SPRINGS

FULLINGS g. SPRINGS
Have removed their CLOTHING and MERCHANT
TAILORING STORE, to No. 4 Granite Row, lately
occupied by j. s. Phillips We are offering our
stock of
at cost for cash. Our former friends aud patrons
will do wei supply themselves at once.
We will keep at all times good snrniy of Cloths,
CasSimers and Ec>rings which will made to
rider in the best style and manner, We will keep
aSo good stock of Hats, Shirts, Drawers and other
furnishing Goods.
FULLlNCS SPRINGS.
Jan % lSG6
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GLOVER SEED.

A large supply ofFresh Glover Seed, received anC
for sale by
Feb %, 1866. BARRINGER, WOLFE co.
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Raleigh s. GastOn Es. x. Co.,
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
RALEIGH, n. C, Feb, Is, 1866, }
CHANGE OF TIME.
On and after Monday, February 10, 1866, Trains
will run i follows:
PASSENGER TRAIN,
Leave Raleigh 4.30 y. NJ.
Arlivc al Weldon, ll.00 ''
Leave Weldon, l.30 p. NJ.
Arrive at Raleigh, $50 :"
FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
leave Raleigh on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
at A NJ, and arrive Weldon 4 p. NJ
FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
leave Weldon on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
davs at \. ", and arrive at Raleigh Z. VI.
BY this change in the Passenger Train, conuec-
tious are made with the Seaboard L Roanoke Rail
road rs well as by the upper route ria Richmond
Way passengers be accommodated by the
Freight and Accommod odaton Trains, if they think
proper to do so. This train leaves Raleigh from
the Raleigh & Castor Depot, in the Northern part
OF the city. .
ALBERT JOHNSON,
General Superintendent
March ), 1866 II
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Raleigh n. G., March 10, 1866 Ct
, 1866-12-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
mONHTARK r.

WEoEEsDAI Ev18tSo, December aC.
Tue general t'ade Of The city Is duls, aoa viii
continue 80, rnu1 after The holidays. At tho
banks the1e Is no exception. Collections hst re-
ported exceedingly slow, and deposits show no
slcus Of fncreaslne. The demand Ios aecomno-
untfoa Is qnftn actiTe, eo?t4ttng largely In tho
Way OF renewals, though there u tasr amonnt OF
PAPER oncrfng@ mostly on account Of provision
and produce opeMtoB. The market continues
uncoHfo.tab1y csose, causing e1oac scrutiny on
al paper oCcred. 1he best names are passed II
the usual banE Taic-lo per cent In the open
market there Is good inquiry for discounts At
rstes rasJing from 1xGs per cent per month.
1hcfc was An increased amount OF Exchange
ostr1uss and the market wns lower aodar1r2ulas,
with eales between banks ii SOC discount to sc
ptcn1nn-nosuJ Rt par. The ennnter rates weIe
steady al par buying and onesensh premium SELL
ing.
On the Produces Exchange Flour WAS quiet but
Mm. Wheat advanced &c on No. and 1c on No.
esptinc. Corn was quiet and steady. Oats ad-
vanesd h@1c- Ryc was In better request aud a
lr1fe f1ner. Barley was quiet. Whlssey IVES en-.
ttfely neglected. Pzovlt1ons were quiet. Mess
Po1k was In demand. but holders we1e above The
Views OF tuyers. Cut Meats were dull and neg
1eeted. Lard was nm. Dressed Hogs were
rather dual-eloslng Z trtte easier. Gfocetes
wesc dull, knd prices ware weak md In favor Of
buyers.
Gold In New York to-day was again heavy and
lower. The market opened Mt l3sa. declined 10
1915, aud closed at 13lx. Tho following quota
ilons were received by Boyd Bros. gold and stock
h+GI
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astrolo91,
agents dlduteD.

HAYWARD s. CO., PUBLISHERS,
IL 131 Fea1fst., View Tozt, Lrp.ue'. celebrated
OIL FottfAiu, e1bue eite, fwIth Without fsames
sotststns Of porlrsin Of Presidents Ltaeotu. Johnson
Generals Grant Lea End 9soae uiif JsctRot Mxfth3
&C., afr nov offered BY tho publishers at
rec euced prices. Agents EAntsd.
, 1866-12-27
MISSOURI.
The United Statea TroUps vr2thdrawn-
hcncral taFnnt Finds tnnt H& Sol.

Esa...., u e,sS stAes AFoons s.tnoraHn-
dser. are f"t Needed In Missouri.
From tie 81. l. mis- Deaoc,at, Dece mosr 2s.}
BY despatch from General Grant It ap.
pears that he has counternanded the order
ssendirg United States troops to Lexington.
Il Is likclr, therefore, that bcfare this time
the danger OF conflict Between the State
aud Federal authorities has altogether
passed 1t is matter for consratulatlon
Lat tho little mistake BY which
tnis danger was caused has been SO
anickly corrected. Is the continued
presence Of two different commands with
orders possibly conaleti9e, might ia time
have Led TO what Eosby calls t'sliyht
onp!casanAncss. IN.
~, ~ ~ suppose. Genefal Gfant sent these
tros'Ese ~lIAout direct ordcTs from Wishing
ton, ne must have been deceived by some
hody. lie may have been told that the
, 1866-12-27
A flnrcl, DcAtfoYed By FIec.
1(rFfNxIsnn1nnrt,1 1F In ~ u L-r >nr.

RE. December 2, 1860.
Shortly before eight O'Clock last evening,
while number ot persons attscbed to
Ch1ist's Church, in this place, were engaged
IN trimming It for Christmas. flames we're
discovered issuing from one of the tiues near
the roof, md although Immediate efforts
we're made to arrest Them, they were IN
AyaIltng, aud the beautiful building WIS
soon ono sheet Of lame,
AS soon asit was found impossible to save
the cdif1cc q number OF gentlemen conuccs-
cd with the church, with other friends near
BY, Etnt 10 work with Will, and succccdcd
In kovtuE d good portion Of the valuable
organ, all the cushions, carpets, communion
table and service, reading desk and puIpit,
Eccd portion Of the books {nauy Of 1hcnl
tlme.honored aud voluabIel, the secretary in
tho vcstry room, the robes of the Officiating
Clergy man tRcv. Mr.. Aleop) and u fact, near
~ all Of tue valuable PROPERTY This morning
only The tlackeucd stone walls aud belffy
neihain OF the Holy and. dearly loved
Temple, around which 50 many hal
lowed associations cluster, und the re-
rlcmbtancc Of which will slwnrs be pre-
eious- few wccks since Rcv. j. G. White
tisc recent paste: OF :his church. was caiscd
auayto rcs.- Peter 5. Chauuccy, who was
previously l'ast,r tor fourteen years, died Oh
Friday OF Inst week, mud now llc church
it:cit has also turned to ashes.
The lropcrty rou11 scarcely be replaced
thday short ot $SO,OD, and uuly small
portion u This sHrn was covered by insu-
rance 1t is probable the church will be.
rebuilt Immediately on itB present site.
, 1866-12-27


., So1fFEH1o rec,htrs very quiet o1t prices arc
It p1 hnd1tE SIR. u nae:aN d., PCT .aus xes-
e Ee eola Epd. IN bond: Ito o., rid HaTTes cx
AfSko. md arc do. balance Of cargo Of Maaes
3.okI p 8ff1re ROT ttne 1crt7s not E15o pnpnt-
st srf =: hayr oatE 70 noace sIsaes Of
-. ~ eeks NaEaestbo et ls4 1s:{r. sotd:
oI-4:S11-!tc niA:krtfar Ntkt i7d.s rcs.Acs very
fa,et nGs ptt e afe crue.al;y .appo.tz.. seg N
re tasineh4 u private and palic sa- hartnS rsseea
~ - -. ptls AEc Tsry drM. E1 f4:atz alvlnrc.
En Epod 70 tItEe Crnte+ Of E~7t C%1ia1. The ta1t4
HI ~ hndt Pogto Rico It 3tafc. IN DO c.ntrif1xM
Itha %Sa y. lca: aEd - nfI. Srss O:lsaas. SIt Sc
cam. ~ hucuhn. E0 hfls View 0f1ca;s SOL. IT
Ata = DO Cuba AuAen< <Ado. 4ic. mos
sSoAt-1htrt - moFr inquiry fos raw tnu the
We9s feaittTa End speeul.t1r. te latter caxsL hoEey
t. 5sahg NE largest bpyts, and Htth eoastdez Ahe
ehe market u Urn 1t tutthes AasArec Of Kc
~ tocnd rla4t marked on refining grades, clost 1K
Mhn nHfoenluE tcndtzey+ noc~iInst4atln- ts> con.
Mee9aess decline Y ths prtn,,Em On golt We quits
n fCtned *e notice quite Are cs.at fof export
fhe Esle embracing 400 brls cscshe1 tor shipment 10
- fsfAiso, aid LUG do for Brasil thrse sAes relieve
he OF the suFpluS lots that wecc forcing noon
y anti u tooAt Of tie feantfs hcge1llS prpd1c-
oa - usual At this period Of HE scaso 2r1ce. n.y
tem % Late ruled Eanasusalt .ow ~. koue 4: ps3t
thr qrot'noos OF b5th ,ic<c1paoEs bring nov hetoH
thesv c1lrent Khcn cuj 1.s; 9uo:e u.h.r ii IN
saA:stt whoet rr1cts Will be foua IN our c.aS,Ia u
~, hAnt tt'e1sc sotl white. -.1lic and yellow
G.G15H. which for the LATER Il Co1s4deeao.e j
xaIee Ihe 1sies 9f taw ase p hist. Cosa At w j
6elh1a Havana 81 sHg!5.c- months; anJ ll33 &C
1Ed ~ Lids Porto Rico On ttruA not Irahsntre1t
, 1866-12-27
4 MIDNIGHT MURDER,
An CID Wan 1Ssn~~lnafed In Bcd-The
AnASE Hnvo1yed In 1Iysscry-ykobbcrY
supposed to be the Motive.

ANASr InyoIycd In HIyssery-Ykobbcry
supposed to be The slotivc.
tFzum the louisvi'ie Jonznal. December e4.l
Nor long time wc have been congrntu1a-
ting ourselves upon the fact that while our
sister cities seemed orerruu with crime,
cviI-doers. But our bali laudation las come
to q sudden mud terrible end Marles
In Its most LEdc0ua form-mtduight
a.sassi1atson-stasks our streets, and It's
victims are not ouiy our own cit-
ztns, the aged as well as the young, the
strong cs well as the weak. but the atrlnger
within oay gates possesees no Immunity from
harm. The furry boat trusedy had scarcely
Lrcn dropped out Of conversation before tho
town was s.artlcd BY The report, yesterday
mo;nsrs, that most foul and unnatural
murder had been l'erpctrltcd in the upper
right. On reraiilns TO the etcne OF the
isBgtdy, house In IN alley, between WASH
'h.ton and Ftanklin and Wcuzel and Camp
ss.sl streets. We found that the victim Of the
nseassin was an old tnau named John Mcu.
DEL, a German, aged about sixty years,
who WAS well kpoTu in the city " nj
honest, industrious woo1-sswyer- The In
strupient uscd was an n4e, the poll Of
which had hceN buried up to the lciyc In
the poor 11nH's brains as he slept. No
riue was obtained that will lead TO the
identification Of lis murderer, md the
supposltion Is that he VILE Killed by some
l'arsy WHO imagined that be had sarel up
some MONEY, us trunk belonging to him,
MS well us one belonging TO his son. In the
tsnc room, lnd been sitlcd oi their coatcnts,
the fon avcring that over 500 was ta6en
from his trunk. The old man was 'ouud In a
dying condition BY thu soa, who rcturAcd
about 1nidni:ht from vsitins; d young lady.
He Immediately gave Tic ul4rm, but Ill
work 0! the mrl desc had bccn too we'll pe,-
Gntiud. Nfr. Meudcl, though alive, vas
specclless, scnseicsa. He expired about nine
O'Clock yesterday morning.
, 1866-12-27
New EorA Provision Market.


Cur matfet Tor ro1s has bten 1sl5,y a;nve n h1t Al
u 10. sst I'D he schdre 1sF,a:ialt the ta.Ee
fo:k hare bsen ns eht3 sar,ea q II SsesSaeas
Ec.e disposition ehotn TO pntrass. 70. tnt1rr telv-
eJ. TIE Ioxer picts which onerrd III Jkn1A-y
sna tsor;ats tt:raet-E a,ten:ou q @ seSnlias; Ivy
li.n and stek cf this u rodnc ms1e: bai Vt
tht:e II ecute tne1eAsc At tht present rse q a.
p.eton eus trrck ofuld wi! tocn t2!' tne
eru1parauvelJ light: :ov "a nave ! brisk
demand for coaEuszp pton and export. p:o3,n;y
four tines Larger tnan y tsls 1ius lass set5.
t. Us good pocy to tceoa.sgc this aen.2t. haa not
otestoek the na1ket hy specul1, fIr ID
turr deavesy at Ecrestoaaole psiec. Is Eov G:.:c
ca,ain tnasTery 1ls pItE:s Eisss IN - passs 'a.s
t1S!ed e'Arth.Ss iaeEe Is coahs ct ~ ae.o1Aat
s172,y & po:k the ecnfa !tas- And Stotvat n1-st
Ls; sss seI Esoesis; nsns ne, r., 6sen =. 9ass
t1lly. IN rcfesr lIrtd nu5iless has esn tose Il
irregular prices Io-isY tne-r h. ee les dong In
polk, but prices 1T Without Elslas
ssss! %ssG;s re- .n's asl!E &c .ssf 81 ;s2 e:
r!ss :. sis.<71sS nrr e.d u.rss; s:ssiss a,1 sss
+, rev Do; s-n;.aHm t,s n-v Wesse:n n:as
siees ,a sfa aat f5 s!
p..ta ress: st1 q 500 foE new %: tl--olAl,7
ior old e1us; sad tt'o0<h y 70; nes 40 N,su
pet bar ben N certr demand and p:1eea have I'm
chiefly rE 1serlpe! Tnt stock Ct Foods ts ss.srr,
G.a wa aSd fl! rs!crs ssi toaay nfo rs 1t $E.s
Os!9 s ns,se Te'. ~ fS a 1S % Tor lsd'i n 1e,
.csy ptn.; sates Of 1o orts Al SnoA1Hoa II
Western, iha Ns. now held Il $nM. G.
, 1866-12-27
New York Fiosr Atarkce-stAil 1lcpprt.
IEroh The 1fl1,u1e OF Mnctar3

Sibcc onr review OF Wednesday <e bsre had nutts
5SWrssed feeling IL inc Low and ne.11nm Etadea 0
Wtetern and State CoHr; tpecniAtIre ,ldfrs have
eIfnceI Morr cuposlnon 70 seN and. to do va have
yielded ~ .Sc h1t. Trade and family orsods lave
,old sloSs md It freElsr prices: receivers srrersy
Cd Atsah an: ElateT,al reduction our sIork tydu
frE uch cohE drncc and some tpcua,ye inanIrT 10
Jatuafy delivery. We have II note xAie. Of eoQ- 10
std1 brls common ettza Ssate 1t 5llA The xYers-r
tett!lts OF co1r the past week have bern abolt at
hrs euct Eith 1hc.e very 4sht srItt1 the da!ly ic
p'elIE In stock Is large. lhc trade are vcrT EcI
zcked AID hAre purchss a less ftcty than ususl spd
o-l3 to k'en up tGelF assottmcns. We es.lnsfc our
present stotk 1t abons bsts, which xlta the Ith
rettpt, q ptosrfct cst be resRsded slasu. The
pure stssA1ncss n eonss9aenss;, the ,sisaac..
k.v- rcs3sn.ed g. lItas liz 'H q iec,sn o,r|s Esd
Tne hlst fer c1crt bas brru :ht-oa!Y ~ ~,
--:cr:IliEs tN0 htl. 10 Eusooe, aI0 iris II SSnth
AErTcA ard the West n!les AEd "a h1ls 10 tbs Erif
sh pFuy1tcH. dag Lhe hutlacsa has bctn extremely
lu&Cc. 2ur u rtcet sAltH decline Of 51lac per ~
YES submitted to on the low kud medium GRADES
Eso,i es.n:; s5e az trsely oErea, - - ste,y
s1rSid M e: ;9End ex,1a sts;s 81 5es 70 2 tor lne
Wsteensin r1..as ard % fsr ST. Lows ex;51s
canadian co1r Il tactve but tisa1y: sars l0t beT1
At <1S.4kRl3n for t1tr 70 good extras. Soute5u
Eo1s !. IN limited te:.nd. hut prices arc without
eaLErs taies ol 10 hfl. At iA1afs for common to
sair t1tFa Bat;:1ore md coantiy and si1oalS1 fer
sass ct e ot;s 4 ts:*aa;:A Com neal i its.l1:
fR fRHt A. - = n -
, 1866-12-27
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Forrsrfr Of Jxmea' Lock Hospital, Custon Bousest,
Sew 0resns. and r tic lsst eix ye.y losed In Chi
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cesa1l treatment CT syruu1s- GoSoEauGl, sfEE4A-
zoxxurA and erezy cc>spttop ot p.!v.tc ctson1sss.
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a3d Tie p.eta to aAye 90 super1nr-
THF AoAE1uH, sev,sed and greasy eniArxed, gt7ts
fah fusplmatnn npou the subject Of Secret Ds-ass,
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asole ID, thes remedies, &c. This book VIII in,ure
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old ohlse, don T. To. 70 N. T. .. boz 69H chi.
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Prepared OH OF Palm and mace,

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"a Valuable Medicine.

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apply lhe Ded1etns1 ytrtaes Of tbe Whie pne Bark.
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rtaanilJ. and the proprietor hat teaInonIas Of IL
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Et1ts."IS. j. Independent.
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WHITE PINE COMPOUND Il nrs offered to The It
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stases where Its merits hare beeouc Ell know u
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The Waits Itns Conpauud eurss Gore Threat CoftG,
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Pulmonary Affections aereEa1T. It Is \ remarkable
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sold bJ Druexist1 and DeAlest Ia Mettc1nes gene
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agents.
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Total 10 dale sltce January se31, 81, s.
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Increase 70 dase, ssAs8o,3i3
The currency value OF the exports Of domestic
p,odrcc ana miscellaneous goods frotn New pfE.
includinE fol e1gu articles reeIpoEtci s1nec jana
arv /, 1-tN are as follows tho Esur:s being OF.
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