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tended at Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, today.
Mr- Beechcr odiciated. Previous to the services
at tho church, the relatives Of the deceased
had taken q Last look at the ramains At his
late residence. At the commencement OF his
LAST Illness, Mr. Tappan requested that his
funeral should be as unostontatious and as quiet
IS possible, and, in compliance with this request
1t was decided that the pal1-bearers be dispensed
with Yesterday morning meeting Of tie COL
ored caergymen Of Brooklyn WIS held at which
appropriate resolutions were adopted relative to
the death OF Mr.. Tappan-
William 7: Lambert, q curb-stone broker a.
rested recently for having in his possession
Toledo city bond, has been committed for trial.
The sc:: Of the Rockford, Rock Island l. St.
Louis Railroad against Henry Il. Boody, former
Treasurer, to recover 2377, 900, funds alleged TO
hare been misappropriated, Was before the
Court to-dny on motion OF the defendant to
yacato attachment and order Of arrest. The
decision is reserved.
Frank Haye1st1aw was 80 dreadfully beaten,
on tho corner Of Sixteenth street and First
avenue, last night, that he has since died There
we're several assai1ants. but the actual murderer
is supposed to be one Larkins, Thoaa where
abouts are yet unknown.
, 1873-06-25
FIRES.
Destruction Of Property in Various
Plnce0.

Destruction of Property in Various
Places.
CIEcCsHAr1, June 24.-The following is list
OF insurance on DR.. Thomas tobacco warehouse,
At Covington, KY, which was destroyed by fire
last night Royal, Of liverpool, s5, GOO; impe-
rial, Of London, $4,000; Franklin, Philadel-
phia, 5000; Clay, Of Newport Ky, 5000 j;
Enterprise, Of Cincinnati, e10, 600; Commercial,
Of Cincinnati, 5000; Union, National, and
Queen, each 5000.
READING, Pn., June GA fire broke out early
this morning in the main building of Thomas
Jacksons rope-walk, destroying coal-ahed and
insurance, So, 900, in local companies.
LONDON, June 24.-The announcement yester-
day that the Butte DOCKS at Cardiff, Wales, wero
burning, Was incorrect The fire Was in ., build
ing adjacent.
DE7ao1T, June 24.-The frea in the woods in
the north OF the State have been oxtinguishcd by
the recent rains, but several millions OF feet OF
logs are reported rs being destroyed.
EEw YoRK, June IA Syracuse dispatch an-
nounces the burning Of the old unoccupied State
Arnory By an incendia1y. LOSE unknown.
Special Dfspaseh to The Chicago Tribune
DETROIT, June M--The total loss by tho
burning 1t tho salesburg lu1nber-rnill and salt
works ot c. n. Smith 4 Co., OF Chicago, is now
given at CSC, ,000, with an insurance OF ESQ, 900,
IN Chicago companies. The mill will be 1t onca
rebuilt.
CacxNA11, o., June 24.-Dfgpatchea received
from various points from Lake Eric to the Ohio
River ahow storms Of rain and wind this after
noon and evening. Tho manner in which tho
telegraph wires have been working indicates
that the disturbance has extended over consider
able territory. In some places damage to the
growing srops is feared
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scHESEc1ADY, n. T., June 24.-The e1pross
train from Weston, on the New York Central
Railroad, due in this city at GAO last evening,
this city, demolishing several freight cars and
the engine OF the passenger train, aud killing
Romlin Hannlin, and Severely injuzing J. +,
WickB. the brakeman Of the freight train also
injuring the engineer and fireman Of the pas-
sanger train.
Special D1spoteh to TIE Chicago Tribune
UNION C11Y, Ind, juno 24.-AbsalomF Fleming,
for mauy years resident Of this city, while
crossing the track at point one mile east OF
bound train at Sis this afternoon. aud Instantly
killed, a. also va8 his horse. His nephew. q
boy about II years old, who was with him at the
time, had al arza brokeu
Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune
ROCKFORD, ILL.,. June 24---A fatal accident
hsppened on the Chicago l. Northwestern Bail
road last night, about mile east Of the city.
4 boy living # Belvidere uas coming into this
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Tuesdny, June 24-10:18 p. N.
Station. lBar. IThri R1nd [RainI WeaGh<r,
PROBABILITIES.


WASHINGTON, June 24--For New England, On
Wednesday. gentle and fresh noztherly to east
erly winds and partly cloudy weather are proba-
bic, with possibly light rain over the southern
portion For the Middle States and Lower Lake
Region, gentle to fresh and occasional briak
winds, mostly from the north and west, gener-
ally cloudy weather and rain areas. For the
South Atlantic States, gentle and fresh winds,
mostly from the southwest aud SOUTH
east, partly cloudy weather and
occasional rain areas. For the Upper Lake
Region, winds veering easterly and souther1y,
rising temperature, and partly cloudy weather
during Wednesday. For the Northwest, falling
barometer, fresh and brisk easterly and eouther-
y winds, and probably increasing cloudiness
For tbs Cult States. east Of the Mississippi,
partly cloudy weather, light to fresh winds.
From Tennessee northward over the Ohio
Valley, partly cloudy weather and occasional rain
areaa.
STAGE or WATER-
Daily report OF the stage Of water, with
changes tn the twenty four hours ending p. m.,
June "a, 1873:
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Special Dtspa,eh to TIE Chicago Tribune.
ZAxEsvuLE, o., June PA heavy rain storm,
accompanied BY severe lightning, passed over
DePew, l. ". Trim, Geo. L. Bhinoack and
others were moro or less damaged. seyera,
chimneys were blown Oh. The streets vere
flooded with water, and for time the lightning
haahed almost necessarily. Several 1umors are
Jet nothing reliable has been received.
c1ScIssAT1. June 24.-A special from Spring
field, O., says that during the storm there 4: i
o'clock last night, lightning struck the spire OF
the English Lutheran Church and set it on fre
John Powell, foreman, attempted to ascend the
interior Of the spire. with hose, when block
OF timber fell On his head, crushing his skull,
and killing him instantly.
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Convention OF the Friends of Temper
auce and the Sahbath,

ALBANY, N. Y, June 24.-A convention Of the
friends Of Temperance and the Sabbath organ
lied here to-day, with N. ]. Groo in the Chair.
After remarks By different members, in which
Potntment at the course Of the Republican ma
jority in the late Legislature, the Convention
took q recoas till 2 o'clock One hundred and
6fty-1Ve delegntes we're present.
After recees the Committee On Business re-
ported resolution which declare that the Ii
cense laws ought to be abolished; that law
prohibiting the liquor traffic ought to be en-
acted; that the Constitution should be 60
amended as to prohibit the enactment Of License
laws, and that the temperance people Of the
State will use the best efforts to secure these
ends. The resolutions also regard the veto
by Gov. Dix Of the Prohibition bill
as direct violation OF the p1ighted faith
OF the Republican party, and unworthy the ex-
ocntive head OF the State, and say that some Of
the leaders Of the Republican party, who advised
the Governor to veto the Local Prohibition BILL
and others who we're Indifferent notwithstand-
ing tho pledges Of the Republican party, deserve
the indignant rebuke OF the temperance men OF
the State for their duplicity and treachery to-
SUCCESS in the last political campaign
A resolution Was also adopted that the State
Temperance Committee be authorized to call a
State Convention prior to the Let of October
fall election, aud that the Committee be in
ganizaton in the several districts, by
local alliances, conventions, or otherwise,
in order to secure the election Of
thoroughly reliable friends of prohibition to the
next Senate and Assembly; and we also rec
onnend that property pledge be embodied
in the Constitution Of our alliances for sssess-
ment In order to prosecute all violations OF the
present laws.
A resolution was offered proposing an Inde-
pendent Temperance party, which elected q
long debate but WAS rejected. Adjourned eno
die
, 1873-06-25
POLITICAL.

Formation of q Farmers, Partv in
Mclean County.
Speetdt D1spanh to The Chicago Trlbune
BLooM1Soros, Ill, June 24.-The convention
OF the members OF the Executive Committee OF
the Mclean County Farmers Club. held in
this city to-day. has just finished its 1abors
The meeting has been most important one in
al respects. It has been decided to organize q
" Farmers Party" to cali convention for the
purpose OF nominating candidates for the elec-
ton OF the fall. The time Of holding tho nomi-
mating convention has been left to special
committee OF seven One do1egat, will 30 i'd
mltted from each club, Grange, mechanical
and industrial organization, now formed, aud an
additional delegate for each fifty members
, 1873-06-25
NEW YORK..
More OF the Ring SxgIndIer9~-F8cary
E0rEerics--FunereaI WnlzEorth
observation-disclosures News.

| more OF tne King S"lnd1er2~-f8caT1
--Eunereai--1he "nlsFortf
| observation-disclosures News.
6p<1al Dispateh to n. Chicago Tribune.
! NEW YORK, June 28.-1n the Walworth muir.
| der caee today. the counseI for tho defanae
! rorosh.do,.o7 tha;r +s,+;o, ~, 7o,,;,;-. -. -
,ta4 .o11ao - W +aou 'asr,o1 y oeenn'oe !" w
1ect 70 Inc 1ois1nen calleo, thus throwing TIT
burden Of challenging on the prosecution.
The committee appointed By the Donnorumma
Association, an Italian organization, are making
good progress IN their efforts for the protection
Of the Italian children Of both sexes who are
now travelling our streets as itinerant musicians,
petition is being circulated, receiving numer-
ous signatures, asking the Government Of the
United States for active measures for the sup
preston OF this most infamous traffic, carried on
by vagabonds, who kidnap tbs children in italian
cities and bring. them here to lead lives Of
wretchednees and crime Inc great question
With the agltators OF the movement ia,
How is the abuse to be remediod2 It is con
coded that the Government cannot take official
cognizance OF the ev1! without materially alter
ing the immigration laws, and plan for new
law is now being drawn up BY MIR. Monacacie
and several other prominent ltahan residents OF
New York.
The rooms Of the Importers and Grocers'
Board Of Trade we're formally opened this after
noon.
tTo the :''e7Gted Press1
OF the ihte I1ng o1cial5 "no we're recently IN
dicted have been placed IN the hands Of super
ntenaent Mataeu' anu tne9 WILL pfooaolY DO
served to~day; -.
Inc u1al-o1 young Nai"ofth 1or ehooung h1s
1atnef e TN N ena Gourr o. usef ana
4 ~ 10 o,,[~ao hroth %aa clo~uGu ~ t
Ihe mother 1 ana Two younger M o1osne5s 1e 70 OF tne
defendant sat M pea5 htm aIso ;l tue keV. MI NJ
1aGkhonse, tno nuspana o. toe slster OF n1rs'
"a1"o1tn, auo se4e1a4 osner 11lonas.
thomas Ca1nan Phneas =. hlngsiand' and
TWO others named roe Ana Monanan, nave been
arrested under the recent ring indictments
They a1e resdy TO gre oal' rr
Inc lndictment 1 agaipss 11 Inomas coraan 10: ior
bribery ls set tortn IN t1reo counts charging nun
With putting IN forged warrant tor e55, 453,
knowing it to DO 1alse warrant, Ae the wofk haa
not been done: ano' Ia Consideration OF
5 per cent OF me amount ne - ceft11ea
Il. Ine nolctme1s 1puao ssanus1 ~, 1homas N.
Hoe ana Peter Monanan LOT ior 1 1elon2 ..s .ehA!ee
them WITH obtaining aenatures 70 Written m
struments BY means Of false pretensee, by Plao-
ing the signature OF mayor 4. oakey aall to
county Matfaos 1or o;s 1ulnnsmne statlonefy, &C.,
to the Office Of the + receiver an OF LAKES. They
were each ba4ed IN s9,oW'
, 1873-06-25
GREAT BRITAIN.

F6T7 1r"1F"E'
LONDON, June 24'-A re71e" OF 1.ooo trocPs
Mas ~ held BY Queen Victoria, at :, Windsor Park
1m 1n1s afternoon, IN honor o. the snah OF Persla
Spectators were enormous After series OF
nf1inant maneuVres, the troops formed in line
ahd marehed oy the Queeo aud shah among
tne olstlngulsbed persons woo assisted At the re-
T,ew "ee9 ne Frlnce apa Princess o. "aleg. the
OF Cam6f3oRe fT1ncess beatnee, the Czaro-
"1tch ana hs we the Prtncess Dag4ar:
~ tne house OF commons to-day, Aegheeson,
5 onoei s 1ot ne cotonla1 Ueparment,
moved tne SECOND residing OF the CANADA Loan
, 1873-06-25

city, riding On the top Of an extra freight train
when he accidentally fell between two cars; and
nearly the whole train passed over, killing him
instantly. Portions OF his limbs were found
scattered about at distance Of some ha1f-mile
apart. All the fragments that could be found
were boxed. up and sent to his home in Bel
yidare
, 1873-06-25
FRANCE.


NV YoRK, June 24.-The London Ielegroph
Of the 18th says: As the result Of tbs sup
posed clerical character Of the new Government
in France, the Vienna papers give credence to q
report OF the conclusion Of treaty Of alliance
between Germany and Italy. In the meantime
II. Fournier, French Minister at the Italian
Court whose sympathies with Italy are well
known is retained in office as # to indicate that
France to give color to such An alliance
PARIS, June 24.-Ihe deputies Of the Left. at 3
meotlng to-day, adopted q resolution inviting
N. GreVy, late President Of the Assembly. to
draw up . declaration Of principles and policy
as the rallying-point for Ill partiea Of the Op-
position.
The Municipality Of Paris hare refused to vote
. the granting Of money for expenses Of the re-
viii consequently take place at Versailles.
VansAL1Es, June 24.-There was stormy de-
bate in the Assembly to-day On an order issued
by the Project OF the Department. Of the Rhone.
prohibiting civil burials after the hour Of in
the morning. motion made by the Left con-
demning tho Projects act Was rejected by large
majority.
, 1873-06-25
FOREIGN.
Treaty Offensive and Defensive
Bet#een Turkey and
Egypt.
Paris Refuses to Provide Public Fes-
tivities for the Shah of
Persia.
Formal Resignation of the
Margau Ministry in
Spain.
Colonial Affairs in the British Par
Lament.


ofAN4
MADRID, June 24.-The Government troons
have defeated tho united bands Of Carliets Of
Elio, Doz1akar1y and Ollo. The insurgents lost
SIXTY killed and 800 wounded.
Tho troops under Nouvillas defeated tho Car
Lists on Friday last, tnfioting severe loss.
BABcELo.A. June A--About twenty-five SOL
diers OF the garrison, when drunk yesterday,
came in conflict With the townspeome OF Barca-
1onita, suburb, and severe fight followed. in
which weapons we're nsed.on both eides, Sew
efAl soldiers were arrested. Further fighting is
feared.
MADRID, June 24.-In the Cortes, last night
benor Pi : Margall made formal announcement
OF the reaignation Of tile Ministry, and aaked for
time to form new Cabinct, the programme of
which he Raid would bo liberty, order, and
justice"
The debate On the policy Of tho Government
was postponed until Friday.
senor CASTELAR, declared that he accepted for
himself aud his political friends tho RESPONSIBLE
lty TOR the acts OF the late Cabinet.
The Government has introduced bill abolish
ing the Spanish legation at the Vatican.
Tbs Cortea rejected = proposal for the reduc-
ton Of the principal aud interest Of the public
debt.
Senior Marfari, intendente of the e1-Queon
Isabella, and Gen. Caballero de Rodas, have AZ
rived in Lisbon.
BAYoNsE. June 24.-There is q rurnor that tho
Carlists have captured Gen. Nourillas.
The Cure OF Santa Cruz has ordered the proe-
tlsutes to leave Guipuzcoa on pain Of death II
they remain after d certain time
, 1873-06-25

PITTSBURGH, Pa. June 24.-At the Democratic
County Convection to-day, in the afternoon seq
sion, more than half tie delegates withdrew on
account OF the action OF the Chairman. The
rest Of the Convention continued in session and
made show Of nominating delegates to tho
state Convention, which meets at Nilkesbane,
Aug. q.
, 1873-06-25
CUBA.

HAvAEA, June 24.-A report comes from Puer-
70 Principe that duel has been fought between
former assuming command in chief Of tho 1e7o-
lutionary forces.
, 1873-06-25

PROVIDENCE, June H.-Joseph Perry. Of New
York, who pleaded guilty 70 per jury in the Junel
estate Gaze, WAS sentenced 70 four years in the
State Prison, md fined $40,
, 1873-06-25
TURKEY

New YORK, June 24.-A Constantinople special
says treaty has been concluded between the
khedlve and the Sultan for mutual protection,
by which the former in case Of the invasion OF
Turkey, agrees to provide 10000 troops.
, 1873-06-25

HALIFAX, June 24.-The body OF Henry II.
Wellington, Of Boston, has been recovered from
the wreck Of the Atlantic.
, 1873-06-25

BERLIN, June M.-In the German Parliament,
yesterday, Minister Delbruck and Von Moltke
made speeches against tho North Sea and Baltic
Canal enterprise.
, 1873-06-25
0hifuafTa

NV YonK, June 24.-Stacy B. Collins, for
merly prominent bookseller. died on Monday,
agod 83.
, 1873-06-25
WAN TED.
LOTTERY.

r1nx r1.ssx .! tbs Daily Combination Lottery:
& assaeS !; 70. I ! 1n FOR JUNE ~, 1873.
l., E 70. ii. F0k JttTEl + H1s - 49,
ss.s.S tan tan = sscn:,.a y, = n as = j, s. 81;
nsa os:ssas' = sk7eS%, md ii seuth Gh1i-st.; G IT,
SsstA Csas ~ Ho1thAr.. e Wat Madissnst., md
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Columbia Music Store.
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Melodeons. yiolins, Guitars. Bnnjos, Flutes.
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Pianos, Organs and Melodeons tuned and re-.
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UNION SAVINGS BANK,
OF COLUMBIA, g. c. n,
Authorized Capital, $500, eco.
Subscribed Capital, *144.C0o.

THIS BANK is now open for the transact
i. tion Of q GENERAL BANKING, EX-
CHANGE and SAVINGS DEPOSIT BUsI-
DEPosITs OF ONE DOLLAR, AND UP
WARDS will be received, and interest al
lowed at the rate Of Seven Per Cent; per an
Cent. on Accounts; also. General Deposits re-
ceived, subject to Cheoks at any time.
COLLECTIONS attended to at all accessible
points, and remittanceB made promptly.
The Bank is located next door to the Caro-.
lima National Bank, and will for the present
have the use Of tho very superior Vault OF
that Bank. This gives depositors an addi-
tionsl guaranty for the safe-keeping OF their
funds. .N
This Bank is Also made capable, by its
charter, Of acting as Executor. Administra-
tor, Guardian, Trustee, &o., by appointment
OF any person or court OF competent authofi-
ty. and 10 now ready to accept and execute
trusts OF this character. ALI funds Of this
kind will draw Seven Per Gent. Interest from
the time Of deposit until paid out.
3.P. SOUTHERN, President.
G.. NJ. WALKER, Cashier. tt
D1nKcToRs-R. @. Bhiver; 8. L. Leaphart, J.
n. Kinard, ". B. Guiick, Geo. Symmers, A.
Cooper. Dec 80 3mo
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An exchange says: THAT wss : ,very
touching thing-putting Q boquet Of rare
flowers on the desk OF Cakes Ames. But
Why was he alone favored 2, q Was there
nobody, to bring. flowers, for Garfield,
Wilson, Harlan, .PattersonS Brooks,
Kelly and the rest of tho sentiment.
al brethren7" Oh, yes; there Was the
same fellow that brought them to
Ames, but they didn't think to hire him
20 60 le.ioAa ,..,.9 90 9lt haa. ..:nti-
Mr. John Keane, of Waterford, Ire.
land, some time back. buried the body
Of q woman that had been sent to him
from q hospital as that OF his wife. "A
sSEEP PATRICK g Burial Society paid the bill.
1As3ew days. ago the real Mrs: Keane
turned up at the domicile. Keane was
mad, Mrs. Keane IVES mad, and the
agent Of the burial society was mad -.
Milton Harrlng gtoh, Of Falmouth, KY,
last'week swallowed ten pounds Of oys-
ters in less than quarter OF an hour,
for which 2gluttonous performance the
local press very properly thinks he ought
to- be oysteracised from decent society. T
The Spanish republic seems to be, GO
ing to the bow-Wows already. The re-
voluhonists there are TOO dogged to be
content with any key to, government ex-
cept anaf-nhy. ~ ss d, s,,sf .,,as.
"A aern6an IN Buffalo fell into beer
vat the other day, aud wasirowned. He
drank AZ hard as he could to save him.
self, and would have succeeded had no!
floating cork choked him. soit:h>. IS.
"A man in Texas said he could drink q
quart Of Cincinnati whiskey, and he did
it Tha silver mounting .'on his coffin
cost $13. 76. 49,. cfr
Phanixyillss,H Del, expends, $3.50, q
year on its police force, and he isn't
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Deposits of 81 and Upwards Received,

INTEREST ALLO WE'D a T TIE IA TEOF
HETEN PER GENT. PER ANNUA,
ON CERTIFIOA 1ES OF DEPOSIT
IND SIX PER GENT. com.
POUNDED EVERY 8LX
AONTHS ON AOOO UNITS.
OFFICERS.
Vim, Martin, President.
John B. Palmer. Vice President.
A. g. Breni1er, Cashier.
]. n. Sawyer, In general charge,
John O. B. Smith, Assistant Caahier.
Directors. v'
Wade Hampton, William Martin, 4. O. Has.
hell. r. ". NOM Aster, e. Il. Heinitsh, John B.
Palmer Thomas E. Gregg, Columbia.
J. Eli Gregg, Marion.
G.. T. Scott, Newberry. r
ia. Mayes, Newberry. is
B. H. Rutledge, Charleston.
nanielRavenel, Jr.. Charleston.
Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks. Widows, o. I.
phsns and others may here deposit theirsAy-
fnps and draw q liberal rate OF interest there.
on. Planters, Professional Mon and Trusteel
wishing to draw interest en- their funds until
they require them for business or other pur.
posos: Parents desiring to set apart small
sums for their children, and Married Women
and Minors whose deposits can only be With.
ilraw wn by themselves, or, in case Of death by
their legal representatives,) wishing to!ay
ideiunds fox future use. are here anordea
M opportunity Of depositing their means
where they will rapidly accumulate, and. at
thesam time, be subjectto withdrawalwhen
seeded. Aug 18
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CENTRAL NAT10NAltBANK,
so ,.,,!..n- r Of i! ~; :ise. t+ssfi
COL U II q A ,.A. C.. n...,s
si5o,oW.
$5W4,W

Present Cdpttdl, >" $50, 600
Authorized CopRq2, -. '5. s5O0,60O
OpFICERs. 49, ~
JOHN B. PALMER, President. ~ ,-T
A. g. BRENIZER, Cashier. f g,-'i
q. n. g. BUTT. Assistant Cashier.
THIS BANK will soon occupy it's magnifi-
Il cent three-story apd Mansnrd Roof build
ing, now in course OF construction on tho
corner OF Plain and Richardson streets. but
for the present will do bustness ut its old
Banking House. opposite Coldmbia Hotel. A
General Banking Business transacted. Ger
tifcates OF Deposit, bearing interest at the
rate OF seven per cent. per annum. issued.
Notes, Bills OF Exchange and other evidences
Of debt discounted, and money loaned on col
laterals. Stocks, Bonds, Gold, Silver bought
and sold. Drafts on all the prominent cities
in the United States bought and sold.
DIREcToRs-J. Ell Gregg. John B. Palmer,
2. ". McMaster, R. D. Sem, {oi r. D. Sem
son,} G. W. Besrden, tot Copeland & Bear
den,) Il. l.: Bryan, lof Bryan d MoCarter.}
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