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THE FOURTH" ABROAD.
OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENCE.

PARE July 7, 1885.
Tho Fourth OF July celebration at tho Pre- Catalai
passed over with happy Tho weather for the
two three previous days was not encouraging and
oven the morning OF the event IL gloomy and de-.
pressing, and doubtless deferred many from participating
in the fe. As II rain fell during the celebration
and Ave six hundred people gathered in the charming
retreat and enjoyed delightful afternoon and evening
Tm DECORATIONS
There two nne large pavilions erected on tho
grounds, which profusey decked with the flags Of
the United States and France intimately blended An
immense and magnificent collection of flowers gener-
ousy sent by the city from its conservatory, added
beauty TO the commodious SALONS and pcrfumed the air
with their delicate odors.
JUVENILE BALI.
Tho chdrens ball In the afternoon was exceeding
ly charming and successful affair. in which host OF
happy little enjoyed themselves dancing 10 the
The Prince Imperial accompanied by his tutor came
during the afternoon In magnificent coach. and spent
and evidently was greatly pleased Hc is 1ne manly
little fellow, modest and we'll behaved
rHRKH cHEUw yoR THE PRINCE
On his departure the democratic naseinbago him
throe rousng cheers which no politely acknowledged By
removing his hat
Tho Empress expressed desire to be present. bat the
weather threatening that she concluded no, TO
CO. As the Emperor was giving additional ecla 10 the
glorious day BY making great peace and now Italy
TEE sPEBCHrS
After tho children's dance there the usual num-
Der OF speeches-which did not rcport-from Nr.
Tucker one Of the committee; John Jay Of New York;
Governor Coz, Of Maryland; Dr. Hitchcock and several
other clerRymen all Of patriotic and agreeable charse
ter, which were we'll received
Then came a stil more popular entcrtainmsnt-an
elegant and rechreN supper dinner al which there
was . crush, but very joyful time. There
abundance Of all good thinvs edible and the wines
unexceptionable either In quality quantity This por
ton OF the entertainment was appreciated by all.
DANCING AND 0rnnn DrPLAys
During the evening and mp to . late hour the young
ladies and gentlemen ndulged In saltaiory exercises
with great anmasiou, and seemed to enjoy IL to the
utmost
The fireworks did not come on but no one regretted
the fact They could not have added greatly 20 the
OF celebration which will be long remembered by
all with pleasure and saisfaction who participated It.
Among the distinguished guests present were Hon.
John Bigclow and wife, Mr. Assistant Secretary Fox OF
tho Navy; Commander Beaumont, Surgeon Taylor. Pay
master INLAY, Masters Blanchard and Mackay OF the
Miantonomoh, at Cherbourg; Mr.. Nico,ay, United
States Consul and Others.
The committee having tho affair in charge TO be
congratulated for its success.
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oua sasDeAux CORRESPONDENCE.
BoRpnAux. July S. 1850.

BoHpuAux, July s, 1854.
The ninetieth anniversary OF the American Inds-
pendence has been celebrated In this po with great N.
nation by the American shpmaaers and b. party Of
gentlemen connected, through commercial relstisns
with the United State6
Al an early period In the day could be perceived BY
the American ships In the river being gaily decked wi
the national ce0rs that the Fourth OF July 70 -
commemorated with distinction.
At four O'Clock the parties taking part In the featvy
began asemble at the United states Consuate whence
they proceeded TO tOver" reputed for the chsos
OF dinner parties In public matters where they were ~
ceived BY Monsieur Th Coomber, the host Of the
ing The banquet which presided by M. Davt-
son. tho United States Consul left nothing 70 be desr
being provided with all the exquisite vands tho seaso
could command. After the good things were dhpsssA
Of series OF toasss PROPOSED and responded - n
= good syie and appropriate speeches delivers1
by the Consul Monsieur Th. Coomher, and BY some d
the American shipmaste, and IL only advascs1
hour which caused the company TO break up AFTER .
have oepssted tho friendship Of Ill who attended -
the oocasioh for . long time 70 come.
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The News In Venice and Q Most
Exciting Effect.
To be Turned Into Frenchmen Dis
tasteful to the Venetians.
THE FOURTH OF JULY ON THE CONTINENT.
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS TO THE MIANTONOMOH.
&c. &c. &c.

Our special correspondence from the continent Of Eu
rope and England, published this morning, contains
most interesting history of the situation of aarsfor
continued and extended peace-to the days just
previous 70 the sailing Of the Scotia The matter is Of
much importance and great interest
The celebration Of the Fourth Of July in Paris Berlin
and Bordeaux, France with the visit Of very dstin
guished party to the United States clad Mantono
moh, at Shseness, described TO convince the
public Of the solid advance Of American ideas and in
teress in the Old World, during the period Of
most disorganizng war conflict
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Third se..iou--.,3O p. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUEsDAy. July A-6 r NJ
BREADsruyss Receipts % lla bbls -four, 700 do and
200 bags corn meal co. 722 bushels wheat. 1929 do
corn, sss do oats 100 do rye. and l2s6 do malt We
have again to marked decline n prices for State
and Western four and continued limited demand.
The sales were mainly ~ reduction OF 10c. Zoe per
BARREL aud only comprised 1000 bbls, at our revised
quotations annexed. Southern -four also duh and
lower selling slowly at concession Of 1Oc TO l5o per
bbl Canada -four was neglected, and though holders
offered freely at decidedly lower prices the business
very limited, being confined to about 100 bbls. Rye
-four was dull Of sale. but prices were nomnaiiy IN
changed note sales Of 800 bbla as 50 80 6o
quality. Corn meal was in moderately active demand,
and prces were steady We note sales Of 800 bbs In
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There was a moderately brisk demand for bills on
England and the continent particularly the latter Bank
srs sterling OF sixty days quoted 109 three days
ITO " commercial 1915 l0s Bills on Paris at sixty
days were quoted at 5.12 5la, three days 6s GIL
on Berlin tihalers) "a ais; on Bremen 1sX 7S1; on
Amsterdam AK Nj on Hamburg 37ss q as.
The news by the Scotia Is financially unimportant,
except roates to tho advance Of United States secu
ties Ia London. tho quotations for which and British
consos were o. subioined ON the dates mentioned.
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nent and hoped the result might no free and unitsG
Germany ana froe and united Italy.
Professor NeumAnn compared the history or the
United States the seldependence self control and self
government OF It's Inhabitants, with the widely dlaerese
Institutions OF the Old World and delivered gowtne
euiogy the 'nation OF self made men," The address
Of the learned professor with loud sppauss
as were the toasts offered TO Congress- to Governor
Wright and hs lady &c, and the company separated -
the decorous hour OF en we'll pleased with their enter
ainment and with the gratifying display OF unanmIsy
ana patriotic feeling TO which IL has given rise.
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HIP PING NE w S.
ALMANAC ZOE Hnu yoaS-fzm pAx
PORT OF NEW YORK. July "a. 1856.

Cleared. @
Steamship Persia (Br) Lott Queenstown and Iiverpoo-&
Steamship s.,.soss King Norfolk. City Point aud Rich
Steamship Ashland, Norton, Boston-w Clyde.
a1 ass ssa C
'as ss!l Huber. eB,. wrgh. Cork for ordsrs-Bo,a
BARK Diana tsws, Bsrgenstrom. Cork-Funch, Mencts
Bark wayfarer (Br) Blatchford PernambucoJ PhAsps
Big Alice lB.,, Loud. Rio Grapde-9ret. Son 400.
s ssad 1kI Eanry Knss H.
srs s 5 s. gsSa
s: ss ~.: @ sss Gss s'Ex: ..
schr A Fsrnsworth (Br), Sawyer. Barbados-E smith
ssSr Lotts. w,lcoI, Dsmaras. "a 81, s " Levi. Lev Co., Co
S sSSr c.pss sr, Tsyior DorcSsssr SBF Ss'u.
steamer N Stevens. Mclaughlin. Baltimore.
~44 Arrived. s
Steamship Tybee, CroweI Savannah. July a. with mdss
steamship Quaker City, wss. Charleston s. hours witt
He~es days. with d.e .aa
s7s p:.s.pgsT the Union S;yjss,loa
s1o. Z B4fSs:. July is lat 4. 80 saw .Sip Gss
With d;s and Go v
"a m "A
Bark Rainbow. Bosds Cardenas 10 days. with sugar As
gsrL Rachel Mitchell. ka.anzas 10 days, with molassss
Henry Fhlner Park, Matsnnas 10 days with sugar.
Bsrk At.ns. Ri, Boudrou,. cardenas 10 days. with
5:, ssss. . s. q Ss ,s & .
ss1s Depons so s.S.
Il = e :sss e 6
Ellen Dyer Sheppard, Remedies II days, viii sugar
d "
L:iss n.n.u0o. PR. d.,- ~A
gns Nellie Taylor 8 crs. II days. with sugar and mo-
Brig signal SNOW hasoans, Is days. with wood and osf
Brig Fred Cite tBr coalaeo. Eas, uarDor IT, sd.ys,
with salt 70 Q reniston 4 Co:
.us ss . s' g ssfi9a p. days. with
a'...s Big s-ssGs e gs naTPy' oenfass' days "A
Brig Ieons SBr) Bshop. Parrsboro. NE. 10 days. With
sshr Esy Sansam, Beveridae Cat Ialand, days win
scSr Pssswsy Compton rndianola, . days with oos,s..
Arctic Ogden, st Marks ss days. with cotton, Ia. -
sssr sssr I'm s.Msss asss d.u sSi s's s
scsr s Ferris. Hunt yirsni.
sssr sssr sssSsissp sssss; sspfs Sai.. x..sF1a ssa
sssr r s,an:: Taylor. vlrsIai..
ssr sssr Ros:l.s. S.a NAM s..r vsa ss%s ssn. Virginia
@ schr w.yes Cal; y!rsin.. -.
schr Asa Eldridee, stsdmsn, Vrginia.
sssr sssr Klsss1s.su . i ssa. ss', ass1se.o~.. DO
Schr Louisa. Gray. Bangor
Schr Albion, Smith, Bangor.
schr Harriet Fuller, Hopkins, Portland, Ne.
Schr Pair Wind. Bowman, New Bedford
schr N Hudson, searr Now Bedford for AfSssy.
schr Forest - Fall River.
Schr Judge Tcnny, New Haven.
Steamtug Stevens having In tow OF the Cea
Wrecking Co.'S sehooners has the ssse.suos o.
brig ChAs Poole. ashore al Great Egg Harbof
Below.
Ship Ceres, from Shields.
Wind at sunset NV.
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Marine Disass ers,

Marine Disasters.
.sn M xs sg ns.s
Ing. put back ihls morning with scrsw damaged.
q isi''s ssesrss @ .o's A. s::
built Al Msdford in 1880 and owned by Hss,inss
81 She Va. SsaSs q sOoas 20 IONS bur
up Rissr upon oSsirai.a:
captain and crew had barely time ., secure their personal
gagged IN the coa.ns trade owned BY Capt Martin Ry
she not insured. but will be raised
Miscellaneous.
The purser OF The steamship Quaker City
has thanks for fsvors.
ship Nicholas Biddle AZ Ts3 lens built At Portsmouth,.
siloo0 employed lumber trade from that pos
Ship Mary Glover. Al see buii Boson sss hs
been purchased In San Francisco supposed for about s
this oity recently aunehod and completed FOR the GEN
s :s q sssgaF a S sssss &
in vessels o The srsss, es, On the 18th nsan. si. dse
she being the nrsi vessel % enter.
WhaIemen.
a Newport ast inst. sshr Ellen Rizp.h Taylor North
Atlantic OcrAn OF and for PIovnceown, with ~ bbs Oh
Sid from Honolulu Nay a. bark Navy, Davis, Of Nh. 70
An Yotohsm. May 10, bart Eagle, ncksnne, Of Nh.
letter from Capt toug6 OF ship Northern Ligh. NIB
making sS.h 100 - wa All .siS Bound % &reuc
letter from the 1r. OF bark vgan, EB repors
her sea May -, no aa Ar Nth I'D bbs oil on boArd
litter from Capt Smith, Of hsrk lava 2 NIB reports
MoiscoA Passage Nav with bbis sp cil-sn wel
letter from CAPT smith of bark Atlantic NB dated on
s ws 40 ss hi. ps as s % !. csS s an sB that
spossn1spr e. u, . 8. loa iSS q Z, sAp rnion.
spoken, &c.
Bsk Union, Heard. Phisdsipsis June Is for Per-
nambuoo, june "A iatBT y. lou ~ %.
n.rk SANDY neos Gibbs, from sYork for New Orleans.
Foreign Ports.
tocrA. June l3-ln port Nay Quecn phipr-, unc
BnAkn Jnp sid E,tsferr. I.akensn Baltimore.
basrOF, July tS-fI Danube EronEbon Tor hfork.
Ids Hsnpion Atkinson do do; Scisoa, Weis for oueeee
Btocx Horss M,s,s G ". July 5--Arr Albert Devils
Dewis, SYsrt; eth, Tuba Cain Pinkhsm DO; Ih ssry.
swain. Bsislnorr I'm MARSHALL Marshall New yort
cld On, cyrsne Roy, NYo.s ns .hioa stsherd rsm-
rscs. Mnss. and Ran nsns ssa Memphis. sandfors
NyorE.
CAPE verds Montpelier ws, George the ffh, springer,
and xemnon Bsser RIO Jsners, To- Lord, frcbels.
Isrs.horn' for R1~so. syres All idg --'
CAME July sAtr Johan kerlcr. Hskc Nfork. bid th,
fi. p.sovrs. gsiy sa x,nue.n Freeman fro
Dssssss.. July s-in port bark xsrnesta dsD, Ia.
do Nisss.,ppl Doe for B-itnore sail 2th frcsusss.
James, for NYork 70 sail Ia fd.C, -, from Baltimore.
Gl1secv Jaiy u--Ar 81 Andrew tsh Scott, Monsresis
port s,h, s.rks Gpons cmes, for Boston, idS; Lses
GsIis Iune ie1ATr 81 hihans Pike Sunderland n.
osAsp ruxx III, July s-Arr bart Arsons, oonAnt New
Hs-ngrs Jay iss,a orsse sars-nt MI,esen, gnsl.rd,
HsIvosr, July ia-Sd Amelia gherins Hsysi1. osrhG.
LvrKroot Jui1 i,-En,S out Delaware ul, ncnws5s
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100 Q'ks'lver Mng Co a7K 200 Illinois Cent RR. ilsh
100 Mariposa pref y, 800 Chic h N Westn. 33A
100 Boston w Power ASK 100 Chic a Rk Isld.. OF
100 do :. .bs0 "a 200 prlls, " W 4 Chi ssh
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clared itself pcaanence and resolution has been
brought in for transferring its 10 Ratsbon-
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Reported for the Daily Commercial l

IO%SONToWN, January S, 1866
Circuit Court for baltimore Couatg-Before HIN
Henry Stockbridge. Special Judge. John T. En-
sor. Esq, States Attorney.
State VS.. Henry Harden, negro, indicted for the lar
eeny of pair of boots, the property of George Manly.
tried before the Court; held sub curio. h. W Dough
erty, Esq, for defence.
State vs.: Charles johnson. negro indicted for the
larceny Of some bread and beef the property of Eli
phalet Parsons; tried before a jury. Verdict guilty
sentenced to be confined in the penitentary 6months
k. w. Dougherty, Esq, for defence.
State VS.. Eliza Hall, negress. indicted for the lar
eeny OF q cloth cape and nubia, the property o
Francis G. Fossett, Esq; tried before jury Verdict
guilty not sentenced. Messrs. K. r. Boarman ano
Oliver c. Warfield for defence.
state Vs. Richard Dorsey indicted for the larceny
OF gold watch and chain and some money, the pro
perty OF Clara Webster; removed from Baltimore city
tined before jury. Verdict guilty. motion in arrest
81 Judgment filed. Richard Grason Esq, for the
JACOB Crawford convicted a few days since of MUIR
III the second degree, wassentenced this morning
70 De conhned IN the pententary for ten years and
state VS.. W lillian Garretson and John Reese in.
dlcted Ior falsely arrestng, imprisoning and extort
ing money from Harriet Fallow removed from Bal.
lott, ESQ.,, for defence. "o0ise h'i
Reese's bail was forfeited. Garrison was tried no.
fore jury and convicted; motion for ne t t "e
Court then adjourned until TUESDAY mornine NJ
half past nine o'clock, A-''i 'ns I"
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nol7 eod2m
EpY ORDER OF TIEE COMMISSIONER
Il . OF INS0LVENT DEBTORS-Noticeis hereby
given to the creditors of the following named Insol
vent Debtors that the said InsOlvents having filed
their petition to the Court of Common Pleas for the
benefit of the Insolvent Law of Maryland, that the
day Hereinafter mentioned fixed for their appear
ance, to answer nterrogatories, if any be filed, and
that the following named day has also been fixed for
the final bearing In their case, before the aforesaid
John ii. Cook, applied 18th September, 1865-frst
appearance 9th November, 1865, final hearing LIST
A. K Foard applied 5th October, 1S65-frst ap-
pearance 9th November 1865, final hearing LIST Janu-
airy, 1866.
John H. Baynes applied 9Th October lS65-first ap-
uary, 1866. -'' 'N-
Lewis Kalbfus. yr.. applied 5th October, 1S65-frst
January. 1866.
John F. Staub, applied October 7, 1S65-frst ap-
Pearance December 4. 1865 final hearing February
James Richter, applied October %, 1865-frst ap-
peaTaance December 4, 1865 final hearing February
Charles c. Egerton, applied November l. 1s65-frst
appearance December f. 1865. fnat Learning February
Samuel Linthicum, applied November 8, lS65-frst
appearance December 4. 1865, final hearing February
James Rice, applied November g. 1865-Trst ap-
Michael HAYES aye applied Nov, D. 1S65-frst appear
Anton Winter, applied Nov. IS, 1S65-first appear
ance Jan; l, 1866; final hearing March s. 1866.
Ann NJ Southcomb applied Nov. 20. 1S65-irst
appearance Jan l. 1866; final hearing March S. 1866
ance Jan. /, 1866; final hearing March 5, 1866
John Fisher, applied Nov. q. 1865-frst appear
ance Jan. l. 1866; final hearing March 5, 1866
Thomas Waters, applied Dec. |, 1865-irst appear
ance Jan. ], 1866 final hearing March s. 1866
Simon Wolf applied December l. 1S65-frst an
pearance February 5, 1866 final hearing April 3, 1866.
William Clements jr., applied December Is, 1855
first appearance February 1866 final hearing April
2, 1866.
John 0. Horsey, applied 3Oth December, 1S65-frst
appearanee February 5, 1866 final hearing April ID
1866. '
Benjamin Tanner applied 30th December. 1866
first appearance February 5th, 1866, final hearing
April ID, 1866.
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AUCTION SALES.
GALE OF CONCERNED
- ORDNANCE STORES.

GALE OF CONDEsINED
= ORDNANCE STORES.
viii be sold at Public Auction at INDIANAPO-
LIS ARSENAL, indianapolis, Indiana, on the 10Th
large quantity of ORDNANCE STORES of inferior
quality consisting in part Of the following arti-
81 Carbines, various kinds.
5000 Muskets and Rifles, new and old United
zo, @ States and foreign Of various calibres.
503 STAIRS Army RevOverS sefviccable
20 Sayages Navy Reyclyers. new: and others
with large lot of spare parts for the repair
$50 Cavalry Sabre Belts,
~ Cavalry Saddles worn.
l,0W Cavalry Brides worn.
2SS Belt Holsters for Pistols. worn.
200 Cartridge Boxes for Pistols, worn.
800 Sings for Carbines, worn.
l5S Sets of Artillery Harness, worn.
4I"D Sets Of Infantry Announcements, worn.
A IS, large lot Of Appendages for the various
kinds Of Mus5ets and Rifles.
Samples to be seen at the Indianapolis Arsenal and
at the United States Ordnance Agency, No. a North
street, New \ ork city.
Terms of sale cash, .
JAS. n. WHITTEM0RE.
Captain and Brevet Mai. Ordnance,
JGS-tt2O Commanding.
OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT QUAR-
" MASTER,
WILMINGTON, DEL, January ID. 1866.
SALE or SURPLUS GOVERNMENT MULES
All good and Seryiceable.
p viii be sold at Public Auction, at Wilmington
FRIDAY, the 9Th Of January,
FRIDAY, the 18th of January,
FRIDAY, the 18th of January,
FRIDAY. the 18th of January
FOUR HUNDRED GOOD SERVlCEABLE MULES
One hundred on each day of sale.
The particular attention Of purchasers is called to
the excellent quality of these Mules being of good
size, in good condition. kind and gentle, and well
broke to harness, being the surplus team Mules of
Washington Department.
Animals sold singly.
Sale to commence at 10 A. NJ.
IermS-Cash in United States currency.
By order of
Brev't Brig. Gen. JAMES A. EKIN,
In charge LIST Div. Q. NJ. g. o.
c. ii. GALLAGHER,
.S-tlhth linnt nd 4 u
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STEAMBOAT NOTICES.
FOR SAVANNAH. GENRGrg

FOR SAVANNAH. GEORGIA
DN SATURDAY NENT
Ez:slss,.ss- the 18th January, the splendid iron
ze~@-Side wheel steamer RICHMOND
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NEXT and will leave the wharf foot of Concord
street adjoining the Norfolk steamboat pier, on
SATURDAY AFTERNOON the lG-4 January at
three o'clock
For freight or passage, having superior aCcomuo-
dations, apply to the pUrSer on board. or to
j. BRANDT, JR..
No IS Light street wharf,
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MILITARY DIRECTORY.
Middle military Department.

Major General W. s. Hancock commanding head
quarters corner Calvert and Fayete streets.
Assistant Adjutant General, Middle Military De-
partment. Brcvet Col. 4. T. King.
First Army Corps U. :. Veteran Volunteers Head
quarters corner Calvert and Fayete street. BIT. 1t
Cd. Finley Anderson. Assistant AdJutant General.
District Of Ba!timorc-Brcvet Major Genl GEORGE
W. Getty CoWlu3Udiu= headquarters, No. q Iiolll-
day street.
District Of Western Ia-yland-Bt. Mai. Cent J. p
Fas5cUdcn comman tius headquarters, NJ. Il Holt
dly street.
Medical Dire tor-Brovet Colonel Josiah Simpson,
olicc, third story Department headquarters.
Provost Ngrshal-Brevet Brig. Gcn'i JoEn " 0oliey
olice, corner Camden and Eutaw streets.
Provost Marshal General of Delaware and Mary
land-Brcyot Br5aicr General ". Il. Browne: Office.
NJ. 81 n. Calvert street.
Provost Marshal Congressional Dis ticts Of Nary
land-Captain Robert Cathcart Office No 50 b. Baln-
more street.
Depot Comnissary-Br Brieadier General Thos.
Wilson: assistant and Captain, /. n. Smith, Z. s.
ONCE No. ;. Gay street, ~ stairs.
Depot and Department Quartermaster-Col Geo.
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N = :. Gay ST., Ug stairs.
Ch.ct Observation-Disclosures Iert. Col. T. II. Fttinc
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4. I. G. rer, Brantz Mayer, William Il. Nicos
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stantly on hand for sale.
TIN ROOFS and IRON FENCES painted witt
our PATENT PARAFFINE VARNISH.
PAGE BROS co.
OFT sfE Smiths wharf