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Adjourned to Monday.
HOUSE.


NEW YORK, March 24.-By the Rising
Star we have Panama advices to the
18th. Three American ships had lately
took fire at Valparaiso and burnt to the
Raines, Feb. 9th, and the Flora McDon-
aid and George the Fifth, Feb. 10th. 1t
is suspected they were fired by the
crews.
The acting President, Project Juancho
Diaz, was shot in Panama on the 10th
by drunken man named Major. The
wound was a serious one.
The steamer Raines, formerly the
Railroad Cuyler, had reachedi Santa
Martha, from New York. This is the
vessel seized here on suspicion of being
Gillian Privateer.
Much excitement existed in Bogota.
owing to the differences between Presi.
dent Mosquera and the Empress, the
latter refusing to acknowledge the loans
made by the former.
Advices from Sydney, Jan. 3Oth, and
Wellington, Feb. 9Th had reached
Panama. The ship William Cole, from
San Francisco, had arrived at Sydney.
The harvest was over and the WELD OF
cereals was larger than ever before
known Large Quantities are being
exported, and the market offers NO in
ducements TO shippers in Chilli or Cali
fornia-
The Aborigines in New Zealand are
again trouble.
Chilli advices state that Peru has
never thought of peace on the basis
proposed by the mediating powers.
The latest advices respecting the Ar
gentine revolution, are important. A
division under. Felipe Sua, after a
bloody engagement, lasting two hours.
was defeated by Gen. Pannero, at Io,
Loros, with loss of 200 killed and
many wounded. Two other reyoIu-
tionary divisions undertook to avenge
this defeat, and were themselves routed.
meeting with much heavier losses than
those suffered by sea Pannero then
quietly continued his retreat to form a
junction with Futre.
New YORK, March 24-The Heraid,s
Rio Janeiro correspondence, dated on
the oath ult-, says nothing was transpi-
ring beyond an occasional lombard
medt of Curapuity by the Paraguay
ans, and picket firing along the line.
Reinforcements continue to leave Rio
Janeiro.
Two steamers with Argentine and
Oriental troops aboard had exploded
and quite number of lives lost and
an Argentine war vessel had been run
down.
The Mendoza rebellion was nearly
suppressed
a conspiracy to murder the members
Of government in Buenos Ayres had
been discovered, and the eonspirators
seized.
ST. Domingo adyices, to the 1Ith inst,
state that the BoeZ party. bad been
crushed, and that the Republic was
quiet
The proposed treaty with the United
States for the bay of Samara is likely to
elicit spirited debate in Congress.
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Nov Yerk SnecInI..

NEW YORK, March pa Tribune
special denOunCeS the late reconstruc-
ton ratification meeting at Columbia,
South Carolina, addressed by Wade
Hampton, as n farce, and says the
the negro, Beverly Hash, and his fol-
lowers are regarded as copperheads.
A Tribune special says, General Sax
ton, in his testimony before the Judici-
airy Committee upon the restoration OF
property to rebels in South Carolina,
says he acted upon direct orders, issued
through the War Department, by the
President OF the United States. The
amount of this property was very
large, as it consisted of the houses,
land, &c, which had been abandoned
by the rebels. All the property in the
hands of the Treasury Agents, seized
during the rebellion, and which had
Qeen turned over 10 General Saxton,
was also surrendered to the rebels, by
order of the President The committee
have gone very fully into the question,
and the evidence thus far ELECTED shows
that hundreds of millions OF dollars
worth of propertyhave been turned over
to leading rebels, without any warrant
of law.
The Herald's Washington special
says: It is reported that Sir Frederick
Bruce has been informed by the British
Government, that the sentence OF Fee
mans in Canada will be RENTED.
The Times special says: General
Howard testified before the Judiciary
Committee yesterday, concerning the
restoration OF abandoned rebel proper
ty. He had himself prepared the origi-
nal orders for restoration, and submit
ted them to the President for approval.
When they were returned to him, he
found them so much modified and
changed as to establish q policy alto
gether different from the one he had re-
commended.
to the loyalty of Gov. Thomas, Senator
elect of Maryland, has been postponed
until the next session of Congress.
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The Penbotix Rnnnnet.

NEW YORK, March 23.-The Peabody
banquet at the 5th Avenue Hotel. last
night, TO General Grant and the trus-
tees OF the Southern educational fund.
was grand affair. Mr.. Pesbojy 90,
eupied the north aisle, WIN GJ5,;rel
Earragut on his LEFT, and Mrs GanaraI
Grant on his right. General S;reDt
Admiral Farragut, Robert G. Wintbr.rI,
and the wife of Mr.. Peabody Were nrss'
ent. Among the guests were GoysTno-
Aiken, of South Carolina; Goyernor
Graham of North Carolina; General
Anderson, Governor Clifford, Bishop
McIlvaine, Robert c. Winthrop, Gov
ernor Fish, Msssrs. Aston. Stewart and
Bancroft, and the wives of these. be-
besides other ladies, were present.
Mr.. Peabody made speech, and
gave "Our country, our whole country;
its Chief Magistrates. its Congress; its
army and navy, and the commanders
of them both, who are with US here this
evening. He was here interrupted by
applause, and by the band playing the
National airs, when, after their conclu-
sion, he added: 1.-The country in which
have long lived and prospered, and
its honored and beloved Queen.
Speeches were made by Robert @.
Winthrop, George Bancroft, and rsso-
buttons were adopted expressive of
gratitude to Mr.. Peabody for his
princely donation.
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BY THE CABLE.
Adviees to the oath of March.

LONDON, March 2S-Noon.-Cousols.
91i o. S. bonds, 7411z Illinois Central,
7sA; Erie, 397<.
LIVERPOOL, March 23-Noon.-Cot-
ton, dull at 1876 MiddIiug UpIands
= higher for Orleans.
Provisions, generally unchanged.
Eastern prime mess, rs Cd. Bread
stuffs, unchanged. Oats, quoted at SIS
cd.
LONDON, March 3-Evening.-Con-
soils close at 81 for money; % bonds
745z; Illinois Central 1871; Erie SO.
LIVERPOOL, March 2S-Evening-The
cotton market closes quiet at 1870
1871 for middIing uplands; sales, 1000
bales Observation-Disclosures quiet; corn
Ais. PrOvisious-Market inactive; pork
firm; lard 5O@6Os. Spirits turpentine
S7s 3d. common 9s Cd. Iron-5ls Sd for
Scotch pig.
BERLIS, March 2s.-There Is bitter
feeling in France over the alleged
treaty between Prussia, Bavaria and
Baden, and it is believed that the eff
forts of Napoleon to form Il confedera-
ton against the Prussians, is traceable
to this cause.
vienna, March 3.-The Sublime
Porte refused the proposition of the
Great Powers relative to Gambia and
Greece.
LONDON, March 24-sunday.-The
government has published a CORES
Pondence between the English and
French Cabinets in regard to the illegal
extraditiou from Canada of the French
forger, Lamirane, and the subsequent
demand made by England for his sur
render.
DUBLIN, March 24-The trial of the
Fenian prisoners for high treason, will
commence on the 9th of April next in
this city.
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new York News.

NEW YORK, March 3.-The Roberts
Senate of the Fenian Brotherhood dis
posed of the proposition for a union
with the Gleason branch Yesterday
They are willing to unite aud send sup
plies TO Ireland If revolution is actu-
ally in progress in that country, but the
movement against Canada will not be
relinquished.
The storm of Thursday was the Sc
Terest known here in five wears, There
We're no signs at an early hour this
morning of its abating. The Austria
lasian was unable to come in yesterday,
and the Ocean Queen and Merrimac
were unable to go out.
The Winter Garden Theatre was de-
stroyed by IRE this morning,and all the
properties of the Theatre, Including a
magnificent wardrobe of Edwin Booth,
adjoining was badly damaged. Loss,
about three hundred thousand dollars.
The steamer Ocean Queen, for Cali
fornia, 2lst, is still inside, being wind
bound.
The steamer Australasian, left Liver
poor on the 9Th, and Queenstown on
the 10Th, has arrived.
The Fenian movement is diving out.
The entire north and west of Ireland
remains tranquil.
The Times denies the report put in
circulation that Mr.. L. w. Jerome has
failed-that he has disposed of his in
terest in the Times establishment,
and on Satu rday, made an assign
ment of Qis banking effects.
NEW YORK, March A.-Counterfeit
5-2Os on the National Bank of Portland,
Me, are in circulation.
Judge Russell, yesterday, refused
bail in the case of Wall, the alleged
marshal in the st. Patrick's day nroces-
sion, who cut and dashed the policeman
with his sword.
Messrs. John Savage, Judge DAILY
and Eugene Kelly, who were, unknown
TO themselves, appointed to receive
Eenian funds aby the Union Square
meeting, decline to have anything TO do
with such funds, and have returned
various sums already sent to them from
a distance.
The Herald's special says:
Parties who have recently conversed
with Alexander II. Stephens say he adj
vises that the wisest course for the
South is to remain quiet and await the
issue of events. That nothing the
Southern people may do will influence
the policy of the dominant party in
Washington.
General Schotield is about to dispIace
such Justices of the Peace in his dis
trict as he deems incompetent.
Advices from North Alabama state
that the inhabitants living at z distance
from the railroads are dying of starva-
ton, and unless relief reaches them
the whole range of counties in the
sand mountain section will be depopu-
lated.
The recent floods DESTROYED over 8. 900
bushels of corn and large amount of
food sent by the relief associations to
the sufferers.
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forenoon; but closed heavy and lower; regis
tered, 1881, l0S5<9l09; coupons, 81. I0Siial09.
- q l9IAtgIg7S; 5-O coupons
iig':z9los; do January and July, iOSGiO7Ss
lo-4ls, registered, E5<G975z; 1910 Co1pons
SS112fs august '-Sls' lOoS loo5s; June, 1853
STATE SrocKs-Border State bonds ara
quiet and without material change. Ten
neSsee Is 641f96f5<: North Carolina Is Aa-6 a.
Missouri 6s S69a5[+; Virginia 6 rose to S7E,-
BoSD-Ha1ni6aI & St Joe bonds S5StsS
STEAMSHIP SHAREs-Higher and more in
denandi Pacific Mail l2iIz9l2I5s; Atlantic
si5S9SS.
MARCH 2S.-FLoUR-Ing good local demand
AMI market steady trade brands SlI 5Od Is 50
Si ~ iaInily do sII9I6c.
" INV heat-Firmer and higher with a
s,1SiI, closing at 81 5592 90 for No.
sPftti,nS' and 500 for winter. Corn-Firmer
tor It sn so 90 d1 De No. 5Ss74c in eIeva
q 81 sE ! At PIC Hye-In moderate demand al
81 -, 80 g for No. l Barley UnchanPed.
&c nomlnally. The Receipts Snr IN Il.Il
were 2S7 bales. and for the ssss6,3 ,ToII1
os Ne, against ESQ bales last season.
PRoEIsIoSS-Qulet and not much done
but holders are rirm at 50 50G23 OO for Tnt.s.
PORK: s4SlQAc for bulk shoulders and sides.
95<, liz and l21Sc for bacon. I.ard-HeII
firmly At l21ES lSc for country and city. with
safes of country at the quOtation- The ax-
ports during the week We're 1871 hhds and
1873 uerces bacon and hams, 2SSl bbls pork
1915 boxes English meats, $50 bbls lard, and
80 kegs do The export of lard this season
50 far were $1,000 66ls, against 5000 do the
CHEESE-Steady at l65<9l7c.
BCTTER-21eISSc-
I4aI5e.
SEEDs-Clover Seed-In demand at s. 7Sa
S go Timothy-DulI at 81 9OSS %. Flax-In
good demand al 50 i0d2 81.
CERIEs-SusRr-Steady; Cuba MA
2o927c.
MoNEY-Marlzet is unchanged.
E1CHASGE-Firma at previous quotations.
SSoLD-Ciosed at Isl buying, and l3iIE4lSS
San Francisco.
MARCH 22-FLoUR-In good demand and
Oregon 81 7585 o.
GRAIS-Wheat-Mark quiet IT is he
lieVed large quantities are being secured FOR
Liverpool; choice 10 good 81 SOtSl -.
Buffalo.
MARCH 2S.-FLoUR-So. l spring So
Observation-Disclosures spring, per
sample, 81 4; No. ., 81 50. Corn-Sl for old;
changed.
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Rnnronn Hc.Inenr

wooDsrocK, C. W., March 2s.-The
night express train going west ran into
freight train near Woodstock this
morning. Mr.. Rogers, mail agent, was
killed; Mr.. Farrell, the cond uctor, seri-
ously scalded, and Mr.. Gilman, ex-
press messenger, slightly hurt. The,
and everything inside was burnt. The
express safe is supposed to contain
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NJ AIN TR U n X
OF the
Great National Pacific Rail Road,
authorized, adopted and aided by
THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.
It runs through the heart OF the richest
and most pOpu1ous section OF the State OF
California connecting the
Extensive Mining Regions of Ne
VadR, Utah and Idaho

with Sacramento and the Pacific Coast, from
whence their supplies must be drawn; and
the Earnings Of the portion already running
are very heavy, and largely in excess OF the
Interest upon the Company's Bonds.
Having been Tor some time familiar with
the operations OF the Central Pacific Rail-
road Company, we are satisfied that they
are conducted with rare ability and prudence
and that the energetic and economical man
agement Of the COmpanys afairS, entities
them 10 the confidence OF Capitalists and the
public We have carefully Investigated The
progress resources, and prospects of the
Hoad, and have the fullest confidence In its
success, and In the value and stability OF the
Gompany6 securities The attention OF
trustees OF Estates, Institutions, and iudi-
vlduals desiring long, safe and remunera-
tive Investment, rs especially invited TO these
FirSt Mortgage Bonds.
orders may be forwarded to us direct or
through the principal Banks and Bankers in
all parts OF the country,
Remtttances may ne made in drafts on
New York, or In Legal Tender Notes, Ma
tioDal Bank Notes, or other funds current In
this city, and the Bonds viii be forwarded 10
any address by Express, free OF charge In
quiries for further particulars, by mail or
Otherwise, win receive Punctual attention.
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wMnISeToS, DEL, March 28.-The
Delaware Legislature adiourned last
evening Among the important le1is-
latton has been the passage of the bill
to equalize punishment regardless OF
color; the rejection oE the constitufionsI
amendment; and the passage OF Inc
amendatory school Law. There Is a
strong feeling among the Republican,
OF this State in favor of impartial Snf.
frage.
The Commercial of this city contains
an editorial article strongly urging the
gift OF ballot to the coIored citizens OF
Delaware
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Toledo Grain Market.

IVIaEzI7OI zFLEIIIII Io0ds
wHEAT-There were small sales of No. 2
Amber at g o.. Amber was offered at 81 S2JS
but the best bid obtsinabIe was 81 50. Other
grades not named.
c9RS-The market Is dun and lower. sales
on Change: l-0J0 bu No. old at Sc; $3.50 bu
No. new at Soc; $50 bu No. l Michigan at 7ac:
3OOo bu No at sc, s. first half April; l7JO bu
No. 2 new at I7ci loo bu No. at soc, b. mt
half OF April; 1900 bu No. new at &c.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.


The markets were heavy in New York on
Saturday. a decided reaction is not expect
ed until after the adjournment OF Congress.
1t now seems to be the policy of the De-
paItment at Washington TO examine the
BOOKS OF National Banks at irregular inter
walls Close Investigation Is one OF the great
should be persevered in,
The New Orleans Price Current gives re-
turns nom seventeen out OF twenty-four OF
me sugar growing paTiAhes. The aggregate
that for 1872, frOm the same parishes. was
1889. so that the present crop Is but a tribe
over one-quarter that OF six years ago.
The following in regard to the incone tar
is from the New York Journal Of Commerce:
We are not little Startled by the-asser-
ton made in a communication before ms that
the authorities dare not bring the Question 10
a judicial test, and that the writer ..aIthouPh
doing a large business in this CITY, has never
had any trouble from n-payment." II he
will send his full address as wen as his name,
proper district, and we think a test case
would very soon be made. Whether cOnsti-
tutional or not, the income tax will always
De The most unequal, tnQuisitoriaL and un-
popular OF all the exactions for revenue and
We hope will be one OF the INST repeaIs n
levied without discrimination, as IL should be
at all, in an equal per centage on every dollar
OF income from any Source, the will of the
people would then De fairly tested. In thai
case we do not believe that II yrouId s.a11d
another year. The plea that il reaches men
OF wealth who cannot be taxed in any other
last upon labor There is no property thai Is
not earned, and all taxation is a lien on
labor, and comes out of somebody's earnings
no matter who pays over the money. There
Is better way than this to produce the same
result, and We trust 1t will ultimately be
found"
In regard to the Dry Goods trade the PhIIa-
delphia Ledger speaks as follows:
Trade shows little more activity in dry
goods, as well as in produce and breadstuffs
Though the business IN the former is by no
means equal to what II has been for several
years at a corresponding time, still II Is fairly
acuEe- There are quite number OF buyers
on the market for staple cotton goods, and
prices are more firmly maintained. The
wooden tartn having stimulated that depart
ment OF trade, there Is impaired a more
cheerful tone TO the hole dry goods bIlsi ness
While this IS so, there is no sPeculation-nO
taxing OF large stocks for future market
Prices for the time are firm, and while orders
TO the manufacturers continue light hope is
entertained that supplies, especially of staple
goods, may be kept within the current de-
mand, and the market thus be carried
material decline of prfc,-S
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From CIaeinnntt.

CIScSSArI. O., March 3.-w. W.
Smythe, for long time connected with
the Telegraph Office, in this ely, has
been elected Vice President of the In
dianapolis, Cincinnati and Lafayette
Railroad Company
at meeting of the Democratic Ex-
ecutive Committee last night. a letter
was read from Samuel n. Pike, declfn-
ing the nomination as candidate for
Mayor. No action has yet been taken
in the matter.
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FISK & HATCH,
BankersaDd Dealer. in Government
Securities,
Sc. 5 NAssAu srREET. y. Y.

No. nassau STREET, n. y.
S.B-An kinds Of Government Securities
received Al the full market price In exchange
for the above Bonds. Also.
5gAll descriptions OF Government SAcn-
Tities kept constantly on hand, aud Bought,
sold. and collected.
tect 70 check at sight.
~ Collections made tIlrou Rhout the conn
Try.
ss-M Miscellaneous Stocks and Bonds bought
a a11 sold a. the Stock Exchange on commits
especial Attention given to the tx
change OF SEVEN-THTkTY NOTES OF ali
me series for the New FINE-TWESTY
BONDS OF 1855, on the most favorable terInE.
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Wheeling Classical Institute.

MIR 7. E. BLARELY. b a. GRApU-
vi ate OF the 0ueens University, Ireland,
beEs to inform the Inhabitants OF wheeling
and vicinity. that he has opened a first clasS
Enslish, Classical and MRIhemaffcsl School
In Lhs Commercial college bIlildfI.es where
an opportunity VIII be Afforded the youTh OF
the neiSh6Orhood OF Obtaining an eductiOn
that will dtthen for entering on any path
OF life, whether their vocation be Profession
al or Commercial
Once At the conner Of Monroe and Main
streets. mp stairs
Further particulars, terms, Sc. can be OBJ
tanned from SIR. T. z BLAkELY, at his Of
ice, or by consulting circulars, or CONNER
otal College Monthly" maris-lw
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For Rent.

NNHE STORE ROOMS OCCUPTFD BY
i Geo R Taylor & Co., and j. Clemens &
Co., on Main street; also basement rooms
nulshed- Good ofhces in second story, and
good rooms for other purposes in second ard
third story in good order. Possession given
70 some rooms Immediately, Others April LIST
Many building lots and dwelling houses for
sale in the Sixth Ward, on reasonable terms
THOS. HORNBROOK.
ONCE, No. llS1S Main street, above Mon
roe. up stairs. febS-tf
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River and weather.

CINCINNATI, March 23.-The river has
fallen Is inches; 20 feet inches in the
channel; weather cloudy; thermometer
rs.
LOUISVILLE, March 2s.-The river has
fallen two feet in the last twenty-four
hours there is now eight feet on the
CAIRO, March John KiIRour
from New Orleans for ST. Louis at 10 D.
M; Henry Ames from st. Louis for
New Orleans at a. m.; Silver Noon
from Cincinnati for Memphis at a. m.
NEW YORK, March 2s.-By the Win
ter Garden nre, Booth loses his entire
wardrobe, which was valued at from
$50, 600 to SIOe, 900. 1t includes many
family jewels, some Of which belonged
70 his tather. He WIS not insured.
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In regard to the Dry Goods trade the PhIIa-
delphIa Ledger speaks as follows:
RaItlmore Llve stoek ,Iarket.

BALTIMORE March23.
The offerings at the Live Stock Scales for
the past week foot up only $50 head, against
SSi head last week OF this amount lis hezd
were from Chicago, Loo head from Ohio COM
ing over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad:
LS( from pennsylvania, by the Northern
central Railroad and partly on foot; and IS
from Maryland, on foot.
BEEF-OCi the number Offered li2 were sold
for Washington, II 10 graziers for stock cattle
and the balance TO Baltimore butchers.
The range OF prices were as follows:
90 COWS ana Wags--.-- ...-----.-.S5 5090 90
a. ~ EOO9--------- , tsly1S 30
Frin 0O,99 IS
= few sold at fraction higher
sHEEP-The supply continues scarce, and
prices remain about the same as last week,
which RANGED from 7@91fc, gross.
HoSS-The supply has been moderate and
prices essentially unchanged, ranging from
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Is second to no stock in the city. Buyers
will ind 1t to their interest to examine be-
fore buying elSew there All the most desirl-
BILE styles constantly kept on hand, and sold
at a small advance upon cost
Our stock OF CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
RUGS, &c, will be found to be very deSifa able.
CARPET CHAIN and COTTON WARPS,
all cOlorS, always kept
The Proprietors would call attention to the
fact that their long business experience, their
extensive acquaintance with imports and
manufacturers, a large cash capital, not to
mention the exorbitant tax that most houses
have to pay in the shape of rents, enable
them 70 offer Inducements that few, II any,
can offer.
Remember the old stand, near the Suspen-
sion Bridge, at the sign OF the GOLDEN BEE
HIVE nov2S-Iyd6kw
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for Bent.
For Rent.
For Rent

A DWELLING HOUSE ON ZANE ST.,
n containing six Roorns. Apply to
mSrO.u PRYOR BOYD & co.
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For Rent.

NNHESTORE ROOM OCCUPIED BY SCOTT
l. & Hcnnegen. Possession given April
lst- Enquire on the premises, 12I Main st.
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For Rent

For Rent,
FOUR OR FIVE OF THE BEST ROOMS
IL n the city for sleeping or office purposes
VIII be ready April LIST Corner Main and
Union streets Gas in each room. Apply
at GARDENERS,
IeDGb-u $50 Main ErrfAat
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VNHE SWAN" TAVERN, ON WATER
! street, containing seventeen rooms Ap-
Ply ALEX. ROGERS.