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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-12-31
Terrible Cruelty.

A correspondent of the Levant Hcraid,
writing from COnstantinople, complains
of the unaccountable clemency of the
Judges in the criminal courts, and states
that, although more than a hundred
murders have been committed within
the past twelve months, not one of the
murderers have been punished. An ex-
employee of the Custom House named
Said has lately taken advantage of this
state of things to perpetrate the follow
ing act of atrocity A young lady of
Bethlehem, newly married, was walking
alone i'll vineyard near the village,
when she was met by Said with knife
in his hand. Said, who is an impulsive
character, having put out her eyes and
sliced off her ears, mercifully cut off her
head, and then took to flight, carrying
off as memento of the deceased every
article of value he could find on her
body. In the meantime some children,
having witnessed this hasty proceeding
from distance, gave notice of the affair.
The operation of the law was swift, for
the mudir of Bethlehem at once i'm.
prisoned the artless infants, and also the
master of the vineyard. This action on the
part of the mudir did not, however, meet
with the approval of the Governor OF
Jerusalem, who caused the prisoners to be
released. Said is still at large, and there
is no immediate prospects of his capture
as nobody knows what has become OF
him; but the police think that they
have a clew."
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-12-31

At recent exhibition in Bremen a
fleece was exhibited from South Australia
of yearling ram, which was remarkable
for its fine silky luster and softness, and
the unusual length (over five inches) of
the smooth, fine wool, as well as for its
beautiful, almost dazzling whiteness. All
were satisfied that fine, firm yarn, and
very superior cloth could be made from
it. 1t was stated that it was a result OF
in and in breeding of Negretti sheep
with Leicester QIincoln) rams the mum
ber of generations required was moi
stated, however.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-12-31

A HYPooRITE.-A young man was re-
Gently reading aiBible lesson in his Sun
day-school class, at Ipswich, when the
word hypocrite occurred. "What does
it mean Z" asked the teacher "Well, 1
don't know, was theEreply, "but I've
heard that Mr.. - was one" naming a
leading man in thei church, with the air
of one bestewing praise,
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-12-31

We must take things as they come,
as the man said when Bridget, who was
scrubbing the front door, let fly pail
of suds at it just as he opened it to
step FORTH. arrayed like the bride
groom, into the morning sunlight.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-12-31

The United States Agricultural Bureau
estimates the average value of horses in
this country at S7l. AS a head.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-12-31

The construction of the Panama rail-
road cost 81, 900 human lives, destroyed
by malaria-or one for every yard of the
track.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-17

common to fair extra; ss I50l for god to chsioe
Whisky a shade drmer at 9slc. Wheat heavy; q
ut 9lkc for old Western mixed in s,ore. Pork
heavy and lower new mess SIS SIk Beef quiet
and unchang-d: Lard heavy At 3l6c. Ia.low
nuiet At II O7xc. Resin quiet and unehan ged.
TurPep tine 4sIc. Preights to Liverpool steady.
Coffee quiet. firm and unchanged. Sugar dull
md sc lover: y a7' ;"T fair to GOOD r.nnlng
720T6c. Rice unchanged
CINCINNATI January l6.-Cotton FULL AMI lower;
% 4 %he s quiet and nr s, ' s.
Demand good at fnli prices; eod62c. Oats STEADY;
demand moderate: 45as0c. Pork held firmly:
coke. Bulk meats-Dtnan fair and market firm;
shoulders 6s 06Ac; clear rib * GTSc; clear ~ q
TIC. Bac"n-D-msi d fsi market hrin; shoui.
opened quiet at csc; closed firm at S'ci all offerings
taken.
lower; iddling E1 al5Ac. Flour duh and IN
cha, gsd; business very email Wheat dull and
prices dropping: No 2 spring Chicago S 250l IS;
No. red viii. 81 6iDl s.. Corn more active;
No mixed a8c Or east track. soc in elevators.
Oats In isir Grmard and market firm; No 2 43c on
east track whisky Arm esc Pork quiet; job.
weak ard ga Ter. buyers at lower prices: little
60ue. Bacon easier and lower
Foreign rlnykets.
lorpcE. January is, Evening common 'osiu
-b1s 81. Slrits iLrpeatius 3ls,
LIVERPOOL. January 10. Evening. Spirits tur-
pentlle 52S.
ta,sxyokr. January 10 tinted States bonds
CLOSED at 9'a.
pAnIs January iS.-Rentes closed at set occ-
Loso c:, January Is, evening Tho street rate
Of discount 8 ~ cent below that of the Bank of
England. Cor sols 92s COX. New fves 1928.
kri- 10
Llvss,oo1, January is. observation-disclosures
of uplands good ordinary basis de iverab e
FEBRUARY and March Sd: sales of DREAMS on good
ordinary basis. shipped February and arch SID.
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester quiet and III
changed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-17
NEW o2IEANs CLEARING HOUSE.

The following kilograms were posteG at the Cot
NEW YORK, January Is II =. M.-Carrying rate.
gold. q cent; money rate 6dT:
Lo,DON, January IT, P h.-1he rats of discount
In ouen ma, ket for three SnoHth-' bills is 81 y
cenr. Amount of bullion gone into the Bank Of
In gland on balance 10 day is $1,000 coo
Gold openeo at Ill y 6llls, az tiist ll!h at New
lIlh alllh. against lllh in that market. :, he
sales summed ~ t6s 500 embracing sSrW n ~ :,
5000 at isiI.: and 1900 Ss.oc aud $ls 700 at
ms.
dollars were qunted at 1857 1l0et. ard III. xican
dollars at tDc :, dl0!s
rhe movemtntis sterling exchange showed q
fair q, gree of activity. Tho market opened With
q sl shL improve NJ ard under The sub -equ-nt
advaic in bills at Neg I'ra closed q an advance
of o cent higher for a 20 ..' go Tor
prsirg 5000 bill OF adiH x at IS 29lz as 80, 5000
and S2ooGo DO and Al crar at IS 5000 81 i; 4ace
clear AT S. 81 as 50: E15 zoe do d. Sl 81 = Us 32k
All. 500 baak At SIS So.
The only sale Of francs reported was 50 eco con-
In German marks ~e noticed a eaie Of 100000
A, the c,ce sterling biIts were quoted at IS 900
% for bill of .dlng and Al cha aud + s u o
535k for bank, aud francs ac ISL oi77's tor
were quoted ct lt4ts GOA.
The offerings of domestic exchange were Of lib
crsl extent. and ccmmel cial sight on New York
c"ssa nvsr Haw Yols g ss
$50 600. s20yi 100 and $3.50 privst bankers at =
y cent discount. $1,000 Go at 1852 and 9 S,oS
c0mm+rcial and ass5 CG0 private bakers. and
b2s COO s35 O00 % coo and $50 900 bank at I-6.
We also rotic. d safes OF s 10000 90. Providence at
4 y cent discount. 5000 at =.
The banks checked .,n New York at r. cent
discount. and q, numerical es.: was quoted at
7-l63h.
Several sa'es o. bank socks were reported, the
PARTICULARS of which we're Withheld
In bones Ne noticed eale Of $40 Few city
seyen per CENTS at 48k. eg-coupor- Ihe sale re-
rt..ll last n,I1 ho het..
The sal-s # city appropriation certificates in.
cluded $4,000 at 81 $500 at 81 and $1,000 at So.
whi.h the CLOSING rate.
NJ sales of Metrnlol an Police warrants were
repOIt.d. They were stin quoted at 70d7l
Eoihi reported II new state (ChntonJ
warrants; they we've quoted at about SIS. Tue
ported sales 81 old State tGraham) warrants
arnonrt.d 10 551 coz. embracing b50o0 and 52o 600
So $40 coo at 81; 5 00 at 81 aid j 1000 at So.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-17
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY IT, 1874


freight room for LiverpooL quote choice pale
80 sG03 IS, for strictly No. 81 1904, for No. ,
81 50; no common or black offering, there isso
good stock on hand We quote spirits Iarpentlne at
3S04lc y gallon. Tar S454 50 p Dbl; half bbls
81 2Js 30. Pitch lie du x there is very little here,
and 10 quoted at - 1904 - y Dbl.
CASTOR Oils selling 1t Ike p ID for New
York.
FEATHERs-Are selling at $4,000 y b.
WUOL-Receipts are large. Lake Is quoted at
&c; hurry l21t4c y b.
DRIED FRCIr-Appiee sell at 7asci peaches soec
y fb The supply is light, with fair demand
ESCCLBNTS AND NOTWITHSTANDING are
dull the stuck is ,arge onions are scarce and ia
request. PotatOes-Russets, Western, are sellin z
at So So Pc oh blows 81 80G2 %; pink eyes So rs
early rIse SIS IS jackson whites SO 50 p bill
Onions $T37 50. Apples $445. Cabbages SlGdl2
p loO SOurksout $3d3 IS T. half Dbl and S. 50 p
bb
STARCH Good demand. and firm market. 100
and $50 boxes Western sold at 4kcP b.
fRBIGHTS-We bear of new eng agement, in
fact, there no diseugased ships il port We
revise our quotations, rs follows:
Bv St@am-C0ttOn to Liverpool nd to Havre
IL al l6c to Baemen 2332d; 10 Hamburg l LOO
% 32d: TO Antwerp via Philad.l ptis Is led; to
Boston Il; 70 New DIRK y e. molasses to New York
s. y bti; tobacco 50 y mid.
Nv Sail-COtton to liverpool Nd: to Havre lhc5
to Bremen Nd, to Antwerp Ia al sc; to Hamburg
ID l6d; to Barcelona sc; TO Boston &c. cotton seed
oil to Genoa los y Dbl
TOBiCCO->ct q sale has tIanspired in the past
three days. Sales for the week 80 hhds, against
1888 Last week and 81 the week b, fore Estiin 2ted
amount sale 5000 bids. Quo atoms are nomi.
nal Inferior ags 5k no. medu to good Tugs
6n 0TFc; low leaf IN 03kc medium ak p9* C. and
good to fne, lGfl2c.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-17
.FOREIGN.
eTbe Surrender of Cnrtagena.


LONDON, January l6.--lhe Times cor
respondent at Cartagena reports that the
aumults of the people. who were convinced
of the treachery Of their leaders, precIpl,
tated the surrender.
Refugees 10 be Delivered.
1t is understood the French government
will deliver to Spain, under the extraditiou
treaty, those of the Cartagens refugees now
N Algeria who are accused Of piracy and
otbeS crimes.
Steamship Burned.
'ine British ste amship Wallachia has been
1ryned ia the hat Dor OF Ameria, Spain.
Marine.
Sailed from Liverpool-Ships Clyde and
Dale, for New Orleans; from Dtai-Hegna,
Sos New Orleans.
Riot in Limerick.
4 serious riot took place at the election
SOday. Two rival candidates Of the nA-
2iOnal party are running, and fight took
place between the ir partissBs. Knives and
pistols were freely used, and several per.
cons were wounded. The police came upon
the ground in fore e and put down the ri {,
after arresting numbers OF the participants.
The report that the Pope would hold an.
other eonslsiory next month WAS erroneous.
The consistory was held to-day, when the
slnai ceremonies of installation of the re.
and a number OF bishops were appointed.
Indemnity Refused.
Henry Belknap, o passenger on the
steamer Vile du Havre. writes to The Times
ahat the Transatlantic Steamship G. ,n.
papy, relying upon the exculpstion of their
officers by the French court, refuse to in.
demDify parties for the loss OF friends and
properly by tho disaster, and the sufferers
propose 10 seek redress i'll the New York
courts.
British Royalty at st. Petersburg.
Sr. PETERSBURG, January 10 The Prin.
cess and Prince OF Wales have arrived.
A grand tete will be given at the Amer
Scan legation in honor of the Duke Of Edin-
cnrs's marriage Monday.
More Cardinals md bishops.
ROME, January l6.-The Pope will hold
another cOpsistory early next month, when
he will appoint several additional cardinals
and seventeen foreign bishops.
Thanks.
MADRID. January 1.-THE Spanish gov
eminent has Thanked France for her con
duct i'll the case OF the ironclad Numancia.
Lawyer DIobbed.
LIVERPOOL, January l6.-As Mr. Haw.
kins, counsel for the prosecution, was eav-
ing the court to-day he was mubb-d by
friends of the Tichborns claimant. The pu-
lice interpreted and arrested four persons.
France and the Papacy.
BERLIN, January 1.-THE North German
sfaSettc says that If the policy OF France is
made subservitnt to the temporal aims of
papscy. the peace OF Europe will be COM
promised.
Scene in the Lundstax.
There was an exciting scene in the |
1undstag to-day. Herr Mallimckmat, an |
nluamoDtane deputy, quoted passage |
from recent work OF General La Mar. |
mora, alleging that Bismarck, in 1866. dis |
Sus sed the cession 10 France OF a portion |
of Rhinish territory. Bismarck arose and |
pronounced the statement an audaciuus |
and malicious falsehoOd.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-17

MxSPHis, January l6-Werk's receipts II yT8
bales; exports 10 4S7; sales 10 Quo: stock Gt.2l3
MACON. January Is Weekly Irc,ipts 1898 bales;
shtpmebts 1881: sales f74s; stock 1866
EAsHvILLs. January Is. Weekly receipts Sf91
baiess shipments 498l stock 70S6.
GALVESTON, January i6. nteck lG35+O bales
weekly receipts % 35T; exports TO Great Britain
1882 the continent 1898; to France 3tI1 coast
1895; sates 9O0O
CITY FotSr. January lS.-Weekly receipts 800
bales.
bALrimoHR jar wary I6 Stock II $50 ha'es week
" r-ceipis s46 groes 6O5T exports Great britain
500; t" FIanc 50; coa.twlse 2453; sales 2653.
COLUMBUS. January I6. Weekly e'pts 420i
bale; shipments fOse: saes 1877; stock l. 953.
NORFOLK, January l6.-S,ock % 30s haise; weeay
receip's 10 0I exports to Great Britain 1868 cOast
wise " 1894; sales $3.50.
sAvANsAH, January Is - Stock lOS 80 baies;
week y receipts 70, 302: exports to Great Britain
5sA2, to the continent 1000. coastwse 9754; sA.es
e74i.
WrLMInGTos, Jai uary l6 Stock 1924 bales:
we. ky receipts 1926; exports c.astwise 1868;
sales 500.
CHAxLKsros January is. a Stock Is Gg6 bales;
weekly receipts IA $50. gross Ii 999; exports
- Great Blitain 57Sl: TO the coutn mt 2s4,. to
France $3.50; coastw &c 55T8; sales 10 oO0
MOBILE January l6-Siock I'll 49, hales; weekly
r ctipis IL. LAST; exports to Great Britain 60l1;
to France 1893; coast " se 6736; .rles 10000.
BosTo>. jar uary Is Stock 5000 bales weekly re-
cr,p's saS: gross 1919; e,ports TO Great Britain
5s7i; sseS 1850
tHILADKLPHiA, January l6-weeklv rece.rts 23S
bal * g,oss 26js; exports to grta; Britain Isl.
nsLsA, Janma'y l6-Weekiy receipts 213' bales;
sh pm-nts 1885; stock GIT.
AuGusr., January is Stock % i42 bales; weekly
receipts $3.50; shipmt nts 59g'; ssles e9jI
hoSr9omKRV. January l6.-W,ekly IeCes pts 10
beltsi s;Ik pleLts 1892; stock 19s2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-17
MARAETsS.
Domestic Markets.

kHv feRz. January 10. Eveuicg.-Money easy
oi'f st 4. B>clanse hrmer, sdvaDced; 81 81
Cover me MS strong and active. Stale bonds
stIo,g, but dull
Sis.so 1881 me 6ve-twenues OF 1862, il3k; o.
lSt8. il6a Lew 6ves lilS,; ten forti.s ll3A
fein-ssees NV TN; Virgiuias a. rev Is
consolidated stt deieu.d 10: L.u,iaias 30, new
~, eve- SKIES 45t eigtts Sc; Alabama sistis IS
6ves 3; Georgia tises g.; Norlh Carolinss % +,
Dew i6 sltciai tax So; South Ca olnas Is lev 81,
April aud October a.
Cotton closed dull uplsnds i6Sc; OIlesns tic.
Net rec-ipts l;2S bses gross 4Ko: .res 1887. F,,-
tures closed steady: sA.s ~ $40 bales as TOD
l6 s.l6c; April l6 1874: May II I6c, June i74c
Southern f.ur dull an l;ools7x, sc sSds for
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-17
IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF WOLF SILVERSTEJN

UNITED sTArEs MAKsHAL's OFFICE
New rleans. Dec. u Der 10 1879
luis IL TO GIVE NOrICK THAT WARRANT IN
l. banh rrptcy has be- q issued out Of the JG.trirt
Court OF the Cu'+d states TO, the district OF Inn
L-'ana. against the rs ate of Volt 8,verstetn NJ
Louisasa. adjudsed bankrupt up,u hia ,w" NJ ~
ton; tina the pa, men ofay de BITS and the deli
or any property be on2ing to said bsnkrnnt =,
MIN, or TOR his use, and the transfer of ary
property by lin. are for hidden by law. tho, =
meeting Of the creditors Of sat banLrrnt ="
prove tneir debts And choose or more assigness
OF hie estate. viii be held At q court Of hanL
ruptcy to BE- holden On the eeventeenth dav ~
JANUARY. a o. 1874, At 3 1. NJ At the On .;nr "
n"oss building. New Orlsana before G. 8. Kellogg
a.,o.,, A. D. PACKARD
~os0SsAf United 0tAtee Harshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-17
IrnNrNUED BRoM PIHsr PAGE

'yill be. The ques ton has not been yet de-
ridet whether Honduras will accept Senior
Seiva az president. instead Of Senior Arias,
who has been provisional president since
Che overthrow Of the Medina administra-
sion. SenoS Seiva has already organized
tis cabin...
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-17
The Maryland senatorshIp.

Tut HHEyfsHu SfuHIOrsuIps
ANNAPOLIS, January l6-William Pinck-
ney White nom mated for Senator by the
Democratic caucus, is sure of election.
Freezing Weather.
Sr. LoUIs, January I6.-Trsterday the
thermome ter stood at zero. Two such day .
will close the river.
The Railroad strike.
TRENTON, N. j.. January is The New
Jersey southern railroad lis in the hands OF
General Il. F. Stockton, with, however. no
right to iun it. Arrangements for resump
ton are hoped for in few days.
Meeting o: the Creditors Of Jay Cooke &
Co.
PHILADELPHIA, January l6.-Jay Cooke
4 Co.'S creditors had cOncilarory meet.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-17
Monetary--Commercial.
MONETARY.
CEYICE OF THK DAILY REPUBLICAN,
TlIpAY RyRNING. yanuaxY u. 1874.

FaIDAv RvKyING. Januaxy 10. 1874.
The money market confirm ee quiet, the demand
FOR disco ants at the banks liberal and The stree
moderate The offerings at the former are readily
sccerted when of al p owed signatures, while on
excep, with unexeept!onr bile collaterals At the
SANE time there ia = sea- city Of really ttst class
signatures. and the reported transac non ndCa'e
no auntate alton III rates We continue to
quote first class loans colia.era!s at al y ce"t
p mouth; Al without cOilAterals ct lQli5, and
second grade at 2. First class mortgages r,.ie at
--0lO " cent ~ annun. and second grade at ll0l2.
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$500, 900.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
LeKaiized BY state Authority and Drawn
In Public In st. Lopis.
GRAyD SlNGLK NUMBER SCHEME.
$4,000 NUMBERS.
GLARS 81 10 EB DRAWN JANUARY 81. ls7i.

Tiokets go Half tickets IS. Quarters 81 So
Our lotteries are chartered BY the state. are
always drawn at TIE time named. and all draw.
iegs under tine supervision Of Sworn commits
The official drawing will he published in the St
Louis papers. and q copy Of the drawing cent to
purchasers of tickets
We will draw q similar scheme the last day Of
every month during the year 1874
Remit by postohice moaey orders, registered
letter DRIFT express.
Send for a circular Address
MURRAY MILLER CO..
Post0t.ce box A+s, lit. Louis Missouri
s0IN aod WV
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-17

FRIDAY EVENING January Is. 1874.
COTTOE-The sales :odsy We conf ed to $500
bales at irreR uar and lower pric. for all rAdes
below mIddiing occurring u rtduc ion in
qusiatioAs of y a hcs We give also the Ext hange
nyurgA "A bSiOx:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-17
CONSTABLES' SALES,

Pierre C0sfe vs.. Ramon Nlonasterto, and
dro Nolirri. surety-FourtN Justice Court for
the a'ish OF Orleans, No 15Ol.
DY VIRTUE OF A WHIT CT fiERI PACIAS TO
ID rue directed by the Hon John CAIN Fourth
Justice OF the Praee AID for the parish Of Or
leans, will proceed to sell at publio auction ~
the corner of Dauptine and Union STREETS on
MONDAY. January 70. 1874, a. 'welve O'clock NJ
THE CONTENTS OF The DRUG STORE stu
ated 81 the corner of Dauphine aud Union streets
belonging TO hamon Monssterio, of the de-
PENDANTS herein.
seized il he above suit,
Terms-This b,ing the second and Last auction
ha said drug store will be definitely adjudicated
to the highest and last bidder for what it will
bring at t~el mouths cr-dt. the pure hassr
furnishing DO ud with good and solvent security
be ring five per cent interest anaum fir m date
until final payment Said purchaeer will have to
deduct a. pay in each the printing. ronstable's
and court fees amounting 20 about 8 1875.
jas - II J ". 10 NES. Constable
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-17

Dark and ir, lement weather nearly suspended
the movement at the opeuing OF the market, bus
the inquiry coon became quite general. and al
though the den ard exhibited ry Iitti. sp ri yet
the sales summed up the amount noted above
eighteen brokerage houses rarlicipa iug in the
hu.inrss, tour OF " HON took 800 les. With Tut
little competition among buyers and y decline at
New York OF &c in spots and \ &C in futures, 10
geih- with unf .vorabe cou Of E, change
q d un. 1pect.dIy heavy ,ectip's. fzctors stre
coE PEELED 10 make como s, hons OF i Dkc In order
TO feet sales L,w, rdinarv sold ut 9l:c, ordinary
al lie srlct q dnar, al diskc God ordin ary
I. y e and less strict cd ordinary low m d.
ding ut A7 Is, Il. and Aac, low niddiing IAN
and Is &c. the l.iier for high style and midGl ny,
high style. at 16kc.
The sa<s of he at three days sum up $50 bales
5000 on Desdsy. $50 yes erdss sud $500 to.
DAY T. making. WI the -6diion Of lou bali to
Tuesday report, an aggregate for the week of
$3.50 bales against 81 tVo last week and AZ 900 the
week before.
Week. receipts 50 $40 ba'es. embracing 64i6 from
other delivery pnrs (of " hich 5c2i from Mobile,
y from FLORIDA and 1858 from Texasl, and 81. LIZ
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supplied for intrOd uct ion at usuAl rates by
kOBKHT J. HARP Agent
At the Book Depot. Nos. ITO and liz Camp street
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