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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-14

The Directors Of the Michigan southern Railroad Com
any in seson in this city to-day but no facts
hranspred reference 70 their deliberations II was IN
detood however, that the affairs Of the company were
~ way Of amcable settlement regards the late
reasurer and large purchases mode Of the stock
~ parties having Information Inaccessible to the Press
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State bonds we're dull and lower New Tennessee Is
lod G5l North Carolina new ss Al Special Tax bonds
saoI5; North Carolina old 6s asa q48; Alabama ss 92s
louisiana Levee 6s Ca Railway bonds firm; North
western SITS sold at Ss9 Rock Island 7s ss; Lake
khore dividend bonds So. Bank shares were inactive
Express shares lower, with sales Of WesFargo at
R2a2li, American SAT Pacific Mail has been steady and
has ranged from 81 10 65
: The Railway share market was barely steady at the
kcpenine Of business. New-York Central, Michigan
SG5iharn, Cleveland and Pittsburgh, and Rock Island
xere veil supported. The Northwestern and st. Paul
otooks we're weak and pressed for sale, Fort Wayne
Guseeuteed was firm at sa; chicago and Alton sold at
b4O Newyersey Central IOo Morris and Essex ST. New
tYork and New Haven scrip. 1904 Dubuque and Sioux
SCty ITO. sale OF Third Avenue Railroad stock was
reported at 1871 The market continued dull pntl the
Ilose OF the Second Board when there an active
eand for Michigan Southern and the prices advanced
esS under parge purchases by large operators The
kadvence this stock stimulated the entire market and
sreee we're from per cent higher at the close, the
knarket ruling strong.
The following the closing quotations Of Govern
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

LONDON. Oct BILL m-Conos at 91l Tor MONEY and gi
United States FveTweuiy Bonss 1872 Bi 1863,
old Sl; 1861 49,; Ten Foes lot Ee az; Illinois CeDtra''
9i Atlantic and Great Western B TAlo~ as per eNt 70, raw
IdyERPooL Oct IJ-ll m-Cotton opened quiet hidding
Upaud l2i02ld Kidding Orleans nel2id Corn 1913 per quar-
Cor European
IosDoS Oct l3I D. m-Cono 9 for both monsy and the
American securities quiet. Stocks easier Bries. ~.
PARIS Oct l3-Tls Boutse Is quiet Rentes. III toc
HAvKK IA otton opened quiet al o est for ,hoat
LONDON 1850 closed 9Ji for both
FveTwen bonds 1852 eii 1865
old 1861 sJ! Ten Pres TO- stock. gue Brie' 49, Illinois
Cenra g Atlantic Western 2t Petroleum. S per gal
70 Refined
PRASKroRr Oct l3-Uuea Bonds arm a for the
issue of 1867.
LIVERPOOL Oct 1880 p m-Coon eo,ed With downward
tendency Mdding Upauds ld Mddlag Oeaas l2l sale, Of
the dAy 5000 bales
HAyRE Oct l3-6 D. m.-Cotton closed quiet -
ll-Petroeum h at $50 Tor STANDARD White
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SECOND ROARL-l2i O.CLCC:.
SATIoSAI STOCK EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY. Oct. l3-P. ".

The market to-day has been stagnant in all
departments Of the Stock Exchange Gold has ranged
from 1904 aSO1 closing 1901 The China to-day took out
.R 40 900 in treasure.
Government bonds were firm under she purchase Dy
She Government there absence Of speculative
operations. The investment demand continues quite
active at counters Of the large dealers The offerings
Co the Government to-day unusually large, and al
She Board the market reacted from to per cent
om the opening prices. At the close the market was
dull and steady. At the Government purchase tine oner
lngs amounted to 249I5O at prices ranging from ho4
20 1900 The following were the awards:
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Z PER CENT GOLD BONDS,
Coupon or Registered.

Free of Government Tax.
Secured by First Mortgage on the
NEw-YoRK AND OswEGo MIDLAND RAILROAD.
and by the additional guarantee of paid-up capital
OF six million of dollars.
Issue limited to $4,000 per mile of road actually
built and in running order.
The road is in course of thorough and rapid con-
structon $50 miles will be completed by LIST Noyem-
Der next and the entire line, it is believed by the end
of the ensuing year.
The admirable selection of the route for command
ing both local and through business cannot fail to
make it one of the best paying railroads in the
country
These choice securities meeting with rapid sale
at par and accrued interest in currency, at which
price they are still offered.
For further particulars apply to
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co.. Bankers,
No. % Nassau-st.
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THE MARKETS.

tCArefa1y reported for TnE TRIBrSg -. 90.
WKDNEspAI. OF. - 1883
AsHRs-Tbe bnt quiet sales " 10 bb a, - 81
81 CO. for Pots: Pearls nominal
CofTONBuyer. have sbo~na better disposition TO operate and
the slight
upper quses sales OF 4 bales 32 last evening
and arrived Of which 2 taken by exporters
B9 1875 by speators for future delivery
October % 2Slc 3o October s4c 90
November Isle December 100 December. Zoe 100,
January 200 December and So free board At saaanh
and $50 free board New Orleans BE- all on bAss
Of Low hiddiBE We quote as follows;
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RECEIPTS OE PRODUCE.

Pcr Canal ' esSeis, ava HdiTpdl-
3-3 1888 bales Cotton IL 955 bb Flour 6S hush Whe.
l6 33O6O bush Oats 46l bush kaIseei 90 bush
Beans 1863 bush Peas bb Meal bags b. X. Peas 63
spirits Tupenpe bills 1926 bbl. Resin, 6s bills
SO pkgS Beef 800 kegs Lard ~ pkR Ashes 1914 pkgs Bnttsr
5a59 ptgs Cheese psgs T.ow 80 pkg Dnd F,ul 70 ess
Hops 500 sides Leather Hides 100 bids Tobacco "a boIes Tobacco
7lOpkgs Starch 6Pka Bee.w 200 bags Samae 3l5 sbI Refined
psy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-14

SEVEN PER CENT GOLD PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
FIRST MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE SINKING FUND
BONDS FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX, ISSUED BY THE
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA RAIL
ROAD CoMPANY-We confidently recommend these
Bonds as a fTst-cass investment AT the price they
yield about 10 per cent interest per annum. Only
limited amount are offered before advancing the
rate Pamphlets and full particulars can be had on
application.
HENRY CLEws & Co. No. 20 Wall-st.,
Financial Agents of the Company
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Sinantial.
ASSERT VI. EiCoLLI. Auctionser
SI7O.OOU FlRSr-cLASS
TEN PER CENT BONDS,
FOR PERMANENT INVESTMENTS.
AT AUCTION.
ALBERT III. NICOLAY
VIII sell os THURSDAY Oct. II. ls69 at ~ o'clock

VIII sell CD THURSDAY. Oct. II. 1869, al ~ o'clock
attbs Exchange ssieroom. No. Ill BfosdSU
tRor Account Of Whom II may Concern,
sl7O 600 TEN PER CENT BONDS
o'e Tow Of Mnonk Washington, Reading ADD Pekn The
Woodfor TIess and Livingston state ibo. Issued
undr by state Legislature and confirmed BY vote
all the above ToSnsh, casting large majority OF
va a. ia favor Of the same Of the Chicago Pek
aud Company Thee Bonds are dated June aud
JAW 10 principal aud 10 yer centherest pay
sbs al The American Exchange National Bank NewYoTk 900 each
Real Property the above W
Whole Indebtedness Of all the Towns including the issue -
Trustees Of Estates Capitalists ana others seeking nt
elias. invited To tasAle their Aen
ton as security tbrs Bonds Of undoahted char
.e- and paving Of nteres regarded superior
Investments copy OF the law and the necessary
nu by the different County CLERKS certifying 70 he 10
ty Of issue the ONCE also other Information
ALBERT II. NICOLAY,
stock AnotioBeer and Broker,
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LIVE srocK MARKETS.

wEDSE,DAr Oct 3Tbs live train, begin 70 arrive the
Road One Of cattle through for odtys market
huDddbt where 1895 head fresh and about $50 from Monday
disposed Of yesterd and There little change In
prices from this day vesk pes selling aud medium stock
saas market vssksl whs the ss cattle ss. ssJhns
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And the following for Railroad bonds:

Money continues in good supply at per cent on Gov
yernment bonds and cat per cent on railway shares
commercial paper commands high rates. prime names
pelng at loan per cent The banks report moderate
Equipments OF currency South and West.
Sterling Exchange continues dun and steady at quota
ons London, 90 days 1904 SlOst London, sight iOSi
tlO9, Pas long, 6s4a5I7i; Paris, short, 5l6i 05l5
Antwerp. 62Oa61si; Swiss, o2Os61si; Hamburg s5la
$751; Amsterdam 4f94Oi Frankfort SOiQ4ol; Bremen,
IgSia7sl Berlin, 7Osa7oi-
The transactions OF the subTreasury today were az
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PosTPoNEMENT OF THE CONTENTION
The committee of "nine" in Washington
very wisely changed the day for the assem-
bling Of the convention in this city to take
into consideration the condition of the
State and such matters as might grow out
OF the action Of the committee itself. 1t is
probable that nothing projected by the com
nittee can be matured by the day first
named, and there would therefore be no
utility in meeting on that day. By the 18th
of March, however, we may confidently ex-
pect that the whole question of Virginia
reconstruction will be disposed of by Con-
gress, and convention of the people of the
State will at that time have the matter COM
pleted for their consideration.
For reason so satisfactory, there must
be general acquiescence in the propriety
of the change.
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A SAD TELEGEAM.-We had received in
timations that the present occupant Of the
Government mansion had given up and
been given up. The Wing has gotten hold
Of his brief and woful Washington mes
sage, which that paper prints as follows:
can Is lost. Grant has joined the commit
tee Of zine" -
And why is all "lost ~ Because there
Is a possibility at least that the whole PEG.
pie Of Virginia are to be permitted to select
and elect the men to administer the affairs
Of the State. What presumption it is that
demands that this right Of selection should
be denied to the people lest Mr.. WELLS, and
Mr.. SWAMI of Henrico, and the Rev.
Colonel WHITE, should lose their places
Congress is getting tired of this.
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CUBA AND THE, UNITED STATEs.-What
We have looked for as q certain eyent-the
acquisition Of Cuba by the United States.
seems to be very near at hand. Our Go
sernmsnt is now in treaty for it, according
to statements which seem to be reliable.
The present period is altogether favorable
% THE enterprise, and we have little doubt
Of its eensummation. The price to be paid,
It i reported, Is the only difaculty.in the
way Of the closing Of the bargain, Spain
being entirely willing to give up Cuba, cad
very much il want Of means. -
Sat the same time the /" fiiibusters " are
asking the United States to recognize tho
independence Of Cuba: exactly the very
thing she has no idea of now.
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GENERAL GRANT AND THE NINE.-He ex-
pressed his decided disapprobation Of many
of the features Of the Bayne constitution,
and his approval Of the plans and purposes
of the committee as explained to him. He
also expressed GA earnest desire for 8
speedy and satisfactory adjustment of all
difficulties, and hoped that Congress would
act upon the suggestions of the committee.
Reference being made to the letter of Co.
vernon Wise, the General shrugged his
shouldera, and smiIingly remarked that he
much harm.-Alecdndrid Gazette.
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VERY CoNClLIATORY.-It is understood
from Washington that On acquaintance,
BoNIFACE RYE, has gone back to that city
with instructions which include terms of
settlement with the committee Of "nine !"
The main point is that the "nine" shall
pledge themselves and their influence to
sustain the Radical ticket of this State |!
Upon the giving Of such a pledge, the Radi-
cal committee, with the immortal DUDLEY
at its head, will concur in the plan of recon
struction proposed by the nine. This is
very modest and conciliatory indeed
Quite an honest arrangement! Very happy
laea to show how the most important int
rests OF large and enlightened community
are subordinated to the greed and ambition
OF little knot of strangers unknown to the
people they desire to rule! ..,. H.
Rye was much embarrassed by his stu
alton In Washington last week. He had an
overwhelming desire to join his own peo-
pie and come out from among the strangers
whose cunning and sleight-o hand have SC
bsmboozled him and SO added his.simple
and honest old head. 80 e lucky though,
hit him he would come back to Richmond
for instruction. The sachems Immediately
took him in hand and lectured and instruct
ed him for many hours; after which he re-
osived his papers, and returned to Wash
ington more obfuscated and perplexed thar
ever. We pity RYE. He is ever on tn,
Radical gridiron, and is nearly roasted t,
- death. Like HuNNIcUTT, he win ere long
forswear "carpet-baggers," and, like old
p" FALsTAFF," live clean.
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szy- SOMETHING NEW EVERY DAY a

EH SOMETHING NEW EVERY DAY AT
+ JULIUS sYCLE's,
~ AS BROAD STREET.
The people who crowd the store OF JULIUS
sYCLE, ais Broad street, daily are now fully COLI
WINGED that he is selling his desirable stock OF
DRESS and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS as cheap
as any other house in the city. Below l mention
some of my numerous goods for the benefit Of the
public:
CaLICOES,
I'd. MUSLINS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
FRENCH MERINOES
49, ..., ENGLISH MERINOEs,
OPERA FLANNELS,
BALMORALS, .....
BLANKETS, .. ~
@.# CLOAKS
sHAWLs, &c.
have also very large and selected stock Of
GENTS WEAR, comprising
CASsIMEREs,
BROAD and BEAVER CLOTHS,
DOESKINS, u.. .-......
And CAsINETS, ...a. s. .
which am selling now regardless of cost, before
laying in my spring stock.
The ladies and public in general would find it
to their advantage to call early and secure the
greatest bargains that ever were offered In Rich
mond before, at JULIUS SYCLE'S,
d1s Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth.
LESMEN.-R. 6. CARE, j. j. TURNER,
GEORGE swABAcHER, JONAS WEINBERG.
STORE CLOSED ON SATURDAYS. jals
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PUBLIC MEETING IN ROANOKE COUNTY.
We learn that meeting of citizens OF
Roanoke county WIS held on Monday last
.fcourt-day), at which delegates were sp-
pointed to represent the county in the pro,
posed convention to be held in Richmond
on the 10th Of February. An animated
and able discussion, participated IN py
several prominent gentlemen, occurred on
the proposition to instruct the delegates g
vote against the compromise proposed ~
the "2s"; but it was finally. decided py
the meeting TO leave the deleg ates free . 9
act as in their Judgment sh Guild be deemed
most proper.-Lynchburg Meas. .,41
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s4 .-aa - y u ~. .4-EN ~r@
GENERAL GRANTS Vlsws-VERY sleE1-
rIcAsr.--The editorial correspondence of
the Wing published in that paper yesdtter--.
day contained an unusually important para
graph relating TO General GRANTS opinions
on the Virginia constitution. In reading 2
! statement 80 important 1t Is very grateini
! to know that It comes from one who is In
! capable Of Misrepresentation, and whose
intelligence makes what he recites reliable
for accuracy as we'll as truthfulness.
s The committee Of nine made aformal
\ visit to General GRANT on Monday morn-
ing. The subject Of conversation was
chiefly the Virginia movement. Ms'0,
SMITH, in his letter, states that General
GRANT seemed to desire no secresy' anu
], spoke with perfect openness ana Tree
DOM and Expressed himself as being
IS warmly in favor of striking out the dis
franchisiDg clauses" Of the UNDERWOOD
constitution. The Major adds:
"He expressed himself as being warmly
ain favor Of striking out the DISTINGUISHING
"clsuses Of that instrument, the homestead
"clause, and the provisions relating to
&c county organization, which last he seems
"to regard as more Objectionable even
ethan the rest. lie said that It per-
united to stand as a part of the comssata'
"tion they ,oould necessitate the election o.
''negro judges, sherifs, magistrates, clerks
commemorative attorneys, constables, &c.,
% de-, and that the conditioned efairs 'oossld
abe so intolerable thct in those localities aohere
"there is preponderonce OF blacks the
eighties ,oould be compelled to remove and
"ssek homes in other portions Of the State.
"He expressed the wish that the proposed
arrangement may be speedily carried
"out, and indicated his confidence in such
rasult.n Soc AZ s.s ..aa .a4 -
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GPECIAL NOTICE.-By an order of the
- United states Circuit Court for Virginia In
the cause OF McIlwaine Us. Saunders q Tardy,
trustees Of the Rank OF Virginia. 1t is referred TO
the undersigned to state an account Of the trust
fund In the hands Of the trustees. and am direct
cd TO report N.i 1890 hE 1
ls.. AS TO the nomins value Of the assets now In
the hands Of the trustees.2
I'd. IA to the present real value Of said assets.
Sd As to The amount Of claims which have been
proved against the Bank Of Virgins under this or
der which said claims are to bs proved before and
allowed me. $500
All persona, therefore. having claims against the
Bank OF Virginia are hereby notified TO file the
same with the proofs to sustain them With the ur.
dersigned, on Or before the lsTH DAY OF FEB-
RUARl: 1899. On rattle alton Of my report In this
cause, all parties concerned are notified that The
court Will direct all the assets or the said bank 10 he
divided pro rata among all the creditors of The said
bank whose clatns shall have been allowed by said
report. JOHN JOHNS, d..
jaAS-nW Master In Equity,
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In all issues involving any sort of conflict
between opinions and facts, practical rsa-
soning and pride, wisdom and sentiment.
you may be sure there will be q storm OF
passion. Fortunately, the storm is gene
rally as brief as it is violent. i~
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our market reports, win BE found highly
interesting to ell. I

Our Paris letter bears the marks OF its
Parisian origin--as, q The condemned Jour- =,
nails, do they, &c.; g when the opera s0'4
opens &c. We do not ourselves know
g,vbether,the author is native of France
or not, but. ne, as also our readers oAa
easily perceive that ha has resided IN sna'
country 50 long as to have acquired . ~
reign method Of composition.
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A CRuMB OF COMFORT FROM GREELEY TO
THE GREEDY CARPET BAGGERs. THE
New York Tribune says: "Between q
/" stranger and ole massa especially
"when the latter happens to be a gentle
man-it is just as certain that the latter
will have most influence with the great
body Of Industrious, frugal, dooile me-
" groes as that water will run down hill"
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The NISE.-The character of the men
no less than the peculiar emergency they
are endeavoring to meet in the mode they
may find best calculated to promote tie in
terests of the State should have been a
sufficient protection against the many
charges now brought against them. These
imputations, while they may temporarily
scare the timid, will hardly serve to control
the calm judgment Of the great mass Of our
people; and the gushing predictions that
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71a,pECHAL NOTICES. A
kSA~--~-<-~~>S ~rs->~e<-<~<<S~rs
rBnIsass BAEERY.
pown WITH THE PIECES

=. ---.--.-@---I JET THEM ELK -.-1-EE I-@11-.-
~ swHnrEsALE PRICES:
..,o.,o- SODA CRACKERS, loo. per pound.
, s'.le.,or BrTTTER CRACKEBs loc. per pound.
snps-1er OYSTER, CRACKERS, lOc' per pounc'
superior WATER CRACK Ehs, 70, ye' ~, 49,, w.
superior ARRoWRooT CHAcfAh1s' ~ 20
pound. s,n,r,pa ,ac. ner mound.
s supsro, SUGAR CRACKERS, Nc. per pound.
s ,..p.,o. T.yMON CRACKERS, i4c. per pound.
sape, spICENUTs, nc- per pound. l
s'.porto- MoI,AssES CAKES, SOC. per leo'
Superior SUGAR CAh-Ss, w. 81 -
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e,,,r friend DR.. ,Hoyt must take our word
sor T. that we never intended to call him a
Radical nor to cheat him ont Of his local
,tomr -EsrH=8 ts G. s ae 5As
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the nresent action will damn them for
ever win fall harmless upon men deeply
/ conscious Of the single desire to avert, II
noaaible. untold evils from their native
state -Psdrisbtsrg Gazette.
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MEETINGS.

M AsONIC NoTICE.-The mem @syEs2M
lyl beers of LAFAYETTE r o Y Il &2AEs
AkS;H CH PIER, No. "a, are requested sZ zmMSsS
to attend stated NEE ting Of their Chapter ~"Sa,
THIS hursday) EVENING at O'Clock, at Inc
By order or the N. E.. Bigh Priest
~ AUG. ARSLLL, JR.-
IA u 1t+ 49,, gr--. -. = u. secretary.
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THE VIRGINIA MoyEMENT.-To a COM
pany of gentlemen yesterday the General
tGrant) remarked tina. the surrender came
too late-it should have been made at least
year earlier; that as it is now, however,
these "patriotic !" gentlemen should be en-
coursged, as the only effect of their move
ment" would be that they would be driven
by the Democratic secessionists into the
Republican RANKS !-Washington letter
BAH more Gazette. -a5lgz .5.a ty =
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DIED.

In Washington city, on the 18th instant. WISE
aged fourteen months, only child OF
W. Fl. and b. 9. Tyree.
Friends and acqnatntsnces Of the family are In
viied 70 attend the funeral from .he residence 0.
", T. STEER. no. Is Marshall street, TO-DAY as
O'Clock Z. NJ.
Patrick and Kate shay aged three years and six
days. =. * - ,,.S
The funeral viii take place fl the residence of
his parents.t corner Main aud Twenty second
atresfs. at O'Clock =. NJ. THIS DaY. The
friends and acanafntances Of the family are re-
specially invited to attend without further nol G.
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MARRIED.

AZ the residence Of the brides mother, on the
10th instant by the Rev. W. e. Hatcher, Mr. y
J-MISFTREE to Miss JANE e.. 1ALLE1,
only daughter OF the latsA w. Talley; all OF re-
tershurg. re $3.50 - -. 'szrG
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

BAKERS, HOsTETTER'S, and PLAN
ID TATlON BITrERS, at manufacturers
prices, wholesale or retail; ROSADALIs, the
great blood purifier, at low rates 6y ,~,-,,,
1. q X. W. POWERS.
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The circular Of Messrs. J.. K. GILLrAT s.
eo'' OF LONDON, which we publish among