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PERSONAL.

Prof. Ewost, Of .Corusll. would b. zaosc ii
homo at Vasasr. ,:1. ,s'
Senator Boutwell, has ahs largest farm IN Mid.
tlese1 County, Nass. :,
It tts moved and seconded to change thu nams
Of Tom shsaz1nhn 10 Bham Tearman.
Jim Dcnnost is coming homo. 1Ila hstaIds,
two $500 sottor-pups. have roachel Newport,
Prince Arthur is going 10 bare lttt1e lapnt
on his own aqcauut, IN hia yacht Ale4, to Syria.
Tho English press thinks that, tho widow OF
Shirley Brooks should rscsavs.A Government
renai1n. =. >, 49,, =:
lnview OF. tho constant Alterations IN bin nu.
psrb liotel. wags cal cur millionaire host Potter
Ing Palmer. 49,.
Col. Theodore Hyatk President Of tho Penn
syivanls Military Academy, 10 A'kusst n tho
Sherman uouao. -
Trautz Ii tht 1ame Of tho great Ausrtckn
swimmer. He uolnea of agtne family, md will
mover DO caught In that tide.'
Now that Prof. Tice's eeyeia Is sndsd, 10 could
make seusaslou on bicycle. Had probably
have more succcas On tho lAtter.
II happous that III the Cornell CROW pt thIs
yoaE STAND very high in thalr olssaes ~ also do
tho GROVE Of uuion And Williams. !
The Washington Eussts9 Star nhsrses Bslknap
With kissing pretty gil who vantsd hpe hus.
bAad's discharge from the army. .9
ANew Orleans man has announced that he
can spin cotton into silk. Bah tho trlek 10 Old.
There's TOO much cotton in silk alsesdy.
"Cnah paid Tor garae VIA tho loeend over .
butchers shop In Norwich, 0onu, Till tho pollos
1a,ded him as keeping gambling house;
Brazil cannot get pyzotechnIcs Of !ta own, md
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Henry srnrhhAn. 4a.77.-E Elizabeth H. cssy ", wIu.
imstMrg City Firo 1nsursnce Company Of Brooklyn,
verdict ii, ,f91 1s Ind fn1ttnn fnr hhw trial.
Gfkoutt Cobnr-GoKpEsE1oNs--A. r. Minet1AJ N.
Nspne II, HlaIth. Dra!nurd T. Smith, snd Henfy Il.
htuith k79O,
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[fOil SALE-A GEN np \ RtStnES,;E0H su1s1I
nds onnfsni"nt n hnsness, in" lrahs, thr~s st,.
.les hix. h'scms1t twelse rnH', sr.A s"lsr l.ndy.
soId At Ahsrsaio. AhJrn,.t'~SENs. 'fr'una eflc.
t1oi. saLE-un Tniif-ruN .UssMrl.,vED
cit. suburban sssi sat.ts. nn~ suty MI
1ncnt hr!et house. III West EsshlnRlsntt. UWSEItN.
L,oR sAfE -i6fa dxiHin,Ait1. .Ay., aUrEnIoly
kt!s. ohIo Ar,psr net*rtltto, Nobld. Aua ind'.aH
-! h"ii'. pIs,' 4i,od I'D sps.'ds. u. 'HitkkTts
DIXIE, 2D1 !AssIts4t
l'UR SALE-FUR tanQ, 9-sTnHY AND JtASE-
L msnl htIAk hpatA "A #rtt side, apod krat3, eA.5
tetms Call hst wesn ~ and 10 no 4. n H. ". KEAN,
- tNfAifs IT., EoItn II.
11un kAtE-TwD BAKdA1nk-e;,oo1. 1s.Nn1M
barn. I'D asias. va. Aonss1.s, Als:. .asr nm
South Esahston; nlnst so! Hoo'n1t, n ciat IT.
Is1n sALE;-hT 4, A,sANn1FtrE-s,fs Expith Ht:r.-
trr.nh.. III tc"t II. u 1ynciarh. nrtt ttnt.1n
;sa ;stt }n' es,. RI s2; e n Ill., vi'"
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

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Wy ner ptoftrrtd, wcst ot Gfsan.st.. anuth d ~ W
X. IT, noth 81 fAk. sn s*tt ef WestrrnAt.. for oash
~ ". fisns f M M sassn. %!sn.
lnsnn.st Hoons Ia and u. raA!a dpos.
IUANTEp-rON UABH-A sMAL,, FARM OF IL
W to t0 acres With rpod huilnz1 rithin b miller 81
QhIcako, near small toNn and tafoad dept. Adtrsss
81. Tribune ps1cn.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

1 uRANN.NRW sts5 WALNUT AND TERRY
~ p.rlo1 sat. ss,so pIses. t9e $4i ssr{ 1ish sad
ts&snt salhut pAt'ns su aaslJ sAEssd sna polsh4d.
ssts Il al.b. lAkfIh'H. residence siS WAbalh.A1.
IRON nRuHrKADB-1HH uNLY HEDsrEADs TO
ksqp sway bugs. Used " I'll lq4dnx famtllss. Obi
tA$o Iron Qsd Company t3l DaaAl.st.
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A HkNrH WAETED--SOLlCITiSn AQENTS ARE
~ wanted by tbs Chicago Adssrllsn3 bureau. Ne, lS
W.shnxsoast rhs beat o. nsGsp.pas.soIk sna lafs
sn..nssd sn Vie =. t. IT, 1ss!ns 1aa
1hoss who have solicited fos Adssrtsoeuts q nss
i.QrspcS pAtsntfsbts or slas, do p&fto.
The New York herald., 1875-10-23
WALL STREET NOTES.

The Lake Shore pool yesterday followed out their
programme as previously indicated. The PhiIa-
dephians ''short Of the stock rushed TO cover and
forced the prco to 61H, but they sup
piled than the holders Of tho stock sent down the
quotation TO COS. There alternate rallies and
declines from this point II Is safe to say that Mr.
forty thousand shares yet i is rumorcd the street
that this amount Of stock furnished by
COMMODORE VANDERBILT.
and his allies Frank Work Mr. Joe Harker and DR.
Corey The points 10 buy everywhere dis
tributed and the manpulators had borrowed tho
stock TO make il for delivery and will probably
throw IL the market to-day the forcing OF the few
petty brokers TO the wall-who failed In their de-
lveries-seems to convey lesson Of cruelty as we'll
as weakness Tho facts are that no men arc al once
so savage and generous stock brokers' exhibiting
the Of tigers and lambs Some ncxorable credit
tors Of the Stock Exchange who have
PUSHED DEBTOR TO WALL
have been the FIRST 70 forgive unfortunate his whole
debt
Tho Pacific Mail speculation haa not been quite SO
clear 20 the street The directors who promised
statement Of the companyis affairs were rumored TO
be sellers Of the stock, and all inquiry 10 the prom
iscd report failed TO elicit the same Mr Hatch the late
managing director, had "gone MP town Mr. Scott tho
vice president was preparing for his voyage Europe
and Mr.. Houston, the second vice president az the
foot of Canal street did not know Of any statement,
had heard nothing about II ana know nothing
N every particular II there any favorable fncts
therefore, the directors Ia Missouri Pacific arc keep.
ing them to themselves IN order that the public shall
receive tho stock and their profit in philanthropc
sense.
GOULD, SMITH OSBORNE AND MILLS
arc generally credited With charitable motives so that
the Withholding Of the promised report looks ii they
we're waiting for favorable bank statemcnt-and
market
The New York herald., 1875-10-23

impressed with tho prominence given TO prayer By
the Saviour In his instructions TO the disciples, nor tho
wonderful Importance IL under His teaching.
IL we should separate the Saviour's instructions on
this subject from tho other parts OF the Gospel and
real them IL they were given at one sitting TO His
disciples, IL would If there was nothing impos-
sible to prayer We have abundant instruction for
EVERY POSSIBLE ExIGKNcY
What can think OF for which provision Is not made
IN tho instructions for prayerS He cxhorts us 70 ask
for ourselves largely He appeals to our social affairs
10 our affection for families, saying, "lf ye, being
sV nave power TO give good gifts unto your children,
now much more shall your Heavenly Father give you
.ne spirit when you ask for itln Our hearts are
turned toward those brethren who coming among
lhcre are hundreds here who have had this prayer
IA .ner hearts;-"Lord, revive Thy work" We have
gone back TO rcvvals which have occurred under
ina. .hat reyvals are nothing new All through the Old
eshent the history Of the jews perpetual history
OF Dackslding and revlvals: of tho Worship
ol iuos ana tho outpourng Of the spirit OF God
gaming tnem back to thcir allegiance 10 jehovah
IL would DO interesting for TO the cnse OF Hezc-
KAN HIS father had debauched the whole people
When Hczekiah had authority put upon him he al.
tempted to reform his people, and he was successful in
comparatively brief time, and from shameful idolary
they rose to MS high a degree OF devotion to the
commands OF God as existed among that
people. Arc making the preparations that are
necessary Are gathering the tthcs into the
houseS Are thero not stumbling blocks in tho
wayY Let us remove them. We have had prosperity
as church. God has wonderfully blessed us Twenty
eight years has tho church been in existence, and
average OF l40 persons year have Joined us; but
there are multtudes who meet with in the house of
God and yet not of u.s. Let us hope influence
may come with these brethren that will reach these
The New York herald., 1875-10-23
LONG ISLAND.

About ten o'clock yesterday morning Joseph Levi,
night watchman in the employ OF the Long Island
City Improvement Company, instantly killed by
falling IRON dirt car.
The first annual fair OF the Hampton Agricultural So
ciety held at Bridgehampton Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, measurably successful considering
that IL the initial effort OF newly founded society
The display OF agriculture and domestic products
very creditabc and the attendance was quite numcr-
The Grand Jury at the present term Of the Queens
County Court Of Oyer Terminor among many other
indictments found two for the cmbczzement Of certain
funds oil Long Island City against John Horan the City
Treasurer and II the intention Of District Attorney
Downing 70 call them on for trial at the November
term oi the Court ~ Sessions The District Attorney
will also IL is understood cndeavor 10 obtain indct
ment against Mr. Horan for misdemcanor in filling to
comply with tho provisions Of the charter his method
OF handling the city funds.
The supcrintendents OF the Poor or Queens county
presented yearly report 10 the Board Of super
year the OF the poor and the needed improve
ments at Barnum Island, where the poor farm
ated amounted to about S42 600 0f this Sl7 600
was expended directly for the poor, the remainder
being for stock and supplies for the farm, highway
across the marshland, bridge &c. The cost OF sup
porting paupers estimated at less than 81 each per
week Tho total expense during the coming year
timated at $50 600
Some months ago a pedcr named Donahue
arrested for suspected completely in tho murder of
Graham the Little Neck shoemaker but as the Dis
trict Attorney could not establish against him
he was finally DISCHARGED Under the name OF Lancr.
gan which he insisted his true name, he subso-
auenty sued the Sheriff OF Queens county 10 recover
$40 900 damages for false imprisonment The case was
called yesterday in the oyer and Terminer but
Lanergans counsel failed TO produce him IN court and
Judge Pratt ordered the of the calendar with
leave TO reopen IL In thirty days.
The New York herald., 1875-10-23
CROOKED" wHISKEY SEIZURES.

Most OF the evidence against the indicted whiskcy
dstllers in ST. Louis has been prepared in this city
Its collection commenced about year ago. and the
batch was sent away by Deputy Supervisor Brdsall
quito recently to Chief of Revenue Agents H. T. Yaryan
at Washington, who holds tho cumulative evidence Of
fraud and collusion in the matter between gaugers
storekeepers and recters, charging them with empty
Ing spirits without cffacing stamps; also with tho
removal Of distilled spirits without payment of tho
tax TO other places than warehouses used for
distlery purposes and for consprng TO make fraudu
lent internal revenue returns On the 10th Of May last
Supervisor Hawlcy who had commenced tho investi-
cation of these frauds year ago in this
city with Revenue Ageut Yaryan Agent Smith and
large corps Of men, seized in ST. Louis from nforma-
tion obtained in this city, several hundred thousand
dollars worth Of crooked whiskcy, dising appa-
ratus, &c, since forfeited to the government the
owners Of which have admitted their guilt and
which judgment by default has been entered by tho
United States District Attorney Whether any OF the
dsters viii be sent to prison has yet to be In
one st. Louis establishment alone 1,21S barrels
seized. short tmo ago another successful raid
made by the revenue officials at st. Joseph, Mo-
The New York herald., 1875-10-23
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

BoARpMAN-TALLMAS- Wednesday, October 20, at
the residence of the BRIDES parents by the Rev A. H.
Lyman, ARTHUR T. BoARDMAN, ofMacon Ga, to REBA
w. TALLMAN, of Brooklyn. No cards.
CEcn-HESRIouEs On Wednesday afternoon. Octo-
Der 90 at St Thomas church, by the Rev. Mytton
Maury, GEORGE w. CECIL TO ANNIE, daughter OF
Francis Hcnriques, all OF this city
HENDRIcKsoS-BLooDGooD.- Keyport, N. j., on
Wednesday morning, October 20 at the residence of
the BRIDES parents by the Rev. j. X Manning DANIEL
G. IESDRiCKsoN, OF Mddlctown, n. j., to LILY G.,
daughter Of Captain A. J. Bloodgood.
LAMBERTI-ABRAns Brooklyn, Thursday
BERTr OF Philadelphia to Miss FLORENCE ABRAMS
second daughter OF T. Abrams, of Brooklyn and New
Orleans.
NEwMAN-PEED.-On Thursday, October 81. 1875, by
Rov william Short, THEODORE NEWMAN TO LoTTIE f. i,
daughter of Charles n Pecd, all of Brooklyn No
cards
REMsBS-- --BRUyDAGE-On the 2lst inst, at the First
Presbyterian church, Bedford, n. Y, by Rev. p. b.
Heroy, T. W. REMsES, Of Jamaica, J.. l., to TILLIE
daughter of William Brundage, OF North Castle West
chester county.
TAYLoR-BuLLus ST. Stephens church, Twenty
eighth street. New York city october 81 by the Rev Dr.
MeGynn, DR. JOSEPH TAYLOR, United states navy, OF
Chester county Pennsylvania to MINSIR NJ BuLLus, Of
New York city Youngest daughter Of tho late Com
modore Oscar lullus, United States Navy.
NoNDERsMTTH- H-CHuRCHfLL.-On Tuesday, october 19
at the residence of the BRIDES father by the Rev Dr.
Magcc, FRANK W. VoNDKRsNITH, OF Passaic Bridge,
NJ j.. 10 ABBrE A., daughter OF II. r. Churchill, Esq,
or Albany, n. " No cards.
WoRTH-SAYRE.--On Thursday, october a ut the
residence Of the brides mother Newark n. j., by the
Rev j. Few.Smith, d. D., FREDERICK WORTH, Of New
York, to G. ELIzABErH SAYRE, OF Newark.
The New York herald., 1875-10-23
DIED..

ApEMA-On Wednesday, October 90 DEBORAH, widow
of John Adofna in the list year OF her age.
Relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from tho residence her
son-in-law John Walker No 80 Lewis street, on sun
day the oath inst, at ono O'Clock.
BELr.-On Thursday afternoon, of pneumonia
THOMAS II BELL in the Goth year Of his age.
Funeral services from his late residence No IA Rem
wick street. Sunday afternoon O'clock Relatives
and friends Of the family arc invited To attend
BoGERT.-On wednesday night, Goth inst. THOMAS J.
BoGERT, native Of New Orleans eldest son OF q. G.
and Eliza Toby Bogcrt
Relatives and friends Of the family arc respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services his late resi-
dcnce, No l3S West Twelfth street, this fSaturday)
morning, at ten O'Clock
CLAY.-Suddcnly, on Thursday October 81 WILLIAM
W. CLAY in the 10th year Of his age
The relatives and friends OF the family invited to
attend his funeral, from his late residence % West
Thirty first street. on Saturday, October 23 at one
O'Clock.
CoNDY.-on Friday, October 22 THOMAS CosDr, in
the 41st year Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from 81 Vincenrs
Hospital, Tweftl sstrcct, near Greenwich avenue on
SUNDAY. the Gath inst. at one o'clock share
The New York herald., 1875-10-23
PLYMOUTH PRAYER MEETING.

UNEXPECTED ABSENCE or MR.. BEEcHER FROM
HIS FLocK-MR. HALIIDAY's EARNEST AP-
PEAL FOR REVIVAL IN PLYMOUTH.
Plymouth lecture room was unusually crowded last
night At halfpast seven Mr. Halliday ascended tho
platform and taking Mr. Beechcr's chair made the an
nouncemcnt that tho Plymouth pastor would not be
present
He has been attending the State Convention OF
Congregational Ministers at Norwich, and, though he
had started back TO be for the prayer meeting
was detained on tho way by accident
After tho preliminary services Mr. Halliday said;-
There is no reader Of tho Gospel who has not been
The New York herald., 1875-10-23
RECENT FAILURES.
THEIR EXTENT AND nroRrAScE-Soan STA

THEIR EXTENT AND NfPoRTANCE-soME SRA
TIsTIcs.
The mercantile troubles in New York city during the
week have been numerous, though Of very great
importance.
r. Butterick h Co., tho pattern dealers whose la
bIlities about 100000 the most important firm
whose embarrassments have become public great
effort will be made effect compromise and carry on
the business. All interests will be served by such
policy the assets OF such character that roa
zaon on them would necessitatc great sacrifice Tho
stock OF patterns is OF course, unavailable, except
for old paper unless facilities offered to sell them
by retail, while tho large printing Office which has
been run by the firm, would realize but little II sold
out pecemcaL
The failure OF John II. Cuthbert Co. is rather I'm
portant They about s2500 Their creditors
are undetermined as TO what to pursue There
is trouble among several small liquor dealers.
William Ettinger, fur dealer, Greene street, after
strong efforts TO make his credit good tmo ago,
has succumbed
The assignment and subsequent disappearance OF
Archibald Henderson, we'll known dealer in teas
formerly proprietor OF the Uuitcd States Tea Company
has created the greatest possible surprise the trade
He not looked upon exceedingly fortunate oflate
years, but his honesty almost proverbial
The affairs OF W. b. Hunter h Co. continue in stitu
quo the committee appointed TO investigate
not having yet taken any action. They continue TO
receive orders from Canadian friends and execute
thcm and II the firm effect settlement they have
in this excellent connection nucleus for good busi
Isaac T. Meyer 4 Co., importers Of fancy goods
whose failure wasreported in the middle of the week.
will 1t is feared, not make favorable statement The
member of the firm went abroad last year per-
feet business arrangements, and it was presumed
that he bought pretty heavily The statement that they
only SIS 600 fer trade Indebtedness and 1925 for
borrowed money creates good deal of criticism Their
stock it is feared, if forced the market at present
will realize but poorly. 1t is understood that large
quantity Of their goods in bond and cannot be real
lied until heavy duty is paid.
Warren Il Wyman, booksellers, who were embar-
rassed about year ago and got extension, have at
last been forced to succumb
At meeting of the creditors of W. s. Hermann, held
Wednesday, forty cents the dollar offered by
the insovent firm, which offer refused unless Mr.
Hermann gave his own note at year for ten cents
additional
From the circular-of
MERCANTILE AGENCY
OF Dunn, Barlow CO. the following interesting figures
in regard the state of trade cleaned They show
the number of failures which have occurred through
out the United States and Canada for the past nine
months, together-wth tho amount of liabilities;-
The New York herald., 1875-10-23
NEW YORK CITY.

Barnum's Hotel is TO be closed to-day Tho first
story is Be rcmodclled and turned into stores. The
dwelling rooms above are to be rented for hotel pur
poses but on the European plan.
The Fifth Presbyterian church having offered It's old
church building at the corner OF Finh avenue and
Nineteenth street the Central Presbyterian church
on condition should be removed TO The atter's
lots on West Fyseventh street and debt be left
the structure the latter have consented 70 the cond
tions and have already raised by subscription nearly
s35 600 The entire cost IS estimated at 500 O00 pay
able n instaimcutg
The New York herald., 1875-10-23
BROOKLYN.

Yesterday the Board OF City Works approved the
sessment ro for constructing the expensive Greenpoint
sewer, amounting 20 f5S,5T
The residence OF Mr. Bell No. 73 Ross street. Brook
lyn burgariousy entered last night and robbed Of
$40 worth Of clothing and jcwelry. There were
arrests.
This afternoon member Of the Fort Green Pedestrian
Club will attempt 70 walk ten miles IN 100 minutes
the unfrequented path surrounding the pasture in
Prospect Park, upon which halfme has been
measured.
The New York herald., 1875-10-23
THE MURDERED NEGROES.

District Attorney Britton Ays that he viii make an
enort % have John Mcclure, the alleged murderer OF
samuel Jackson the coored man. tried in tho Court or
oyer and Terminsr next week Tho counsel for the
prisoner are going to contend that Mcclure did not
.nroW sne stone which killed Jackson, but that It was
Dy Mrs Henry, the sister Of Jackson at Of
W. wnlte @ men and accidentally struck deceased. An
effort will also be made by the defence 10 show that
In the fatal encounter
The New York herald., 1875-10-23
REAL ESTATE SALES.

There was very small attendance at tho Exchange
yesterday and but few purchasers present
Anthony J. Bleeckcr, Son 4 Co, upon foreclosure
sale sold by order OF the Court or Common Pleas the
house. with lot - by So No 1O1 Hester rect north SIDE
90 feet west Of Allen street. subject rst mortgage
Of ST. sos with interest from November 1874 amount
ing 10 s272 IT, for $500 over and above the mortgage
and interest to r. Bulky, In all SS577 H. said prop
crty being valued NJ sl4O00
II w. Coates sold, by order OF the Supreme Court in
foreclosure, one house. with lot ~ by 0o5 West Fir
The New York herald., 1875-10-23

Tho increased number OF failures in numerous sec
tons Of the country is important indication Of tho
pressure Of the times. II must also be taken into
account that many Of these failures the result of
previous embarrassments and OF
PANIC 1873
Tho effects of the latter clearly traccable In the
above tables. While the above figures seem indi-
cate much condition Of AFFAIRS than gener-
ally supposed yet there many Indications Of re-
turning health and vigor. As compared with tho
condition things this date last year there is GER
tainly an improved prospect.
Tho results Of indiscriminate credit and unwisc
pansion the wrong direction illustrated by tho
condition OF things in Canada In the last months
there have been 500 failures with $22 600 600 labi-
ties This implies that thirty in every thousand traders
have failed while in the United States during tho
same period, only eight out Of every thousand have
gone under.
The New York herald., 1875-10-23

ysxth street south side 100 feet east OF Eighth ave.
nue., 70 Theodore G. Thomas for Sl2 600
r. A. Lawrence sold, by order Of the Supreme
Court in foreclosure lots each 25 by l02 on Fast
Seventy seventh street. north side l25 feet cast or
Madison avenue, subject 70 mortgage OF S4s 0OO
Edward jacques for $l2 900 over and above the mort
gage in all 800 600; said property being valued at
$50 900
William Kennedy Sold in foreclosure by order OF the
Supreme Court, one house, with Sailors Snug Harbor
lease, of lot % by 00 Eighth street. Clinton place
south side l75 feet east Of Fifth avenue for 81 $50 to
James NJ. Deitz
six other sales announced to como or wcro ad-
iourned
The New York herald., 1875-10-23
BOARD OF APPORTIONMENT.
THE ESTIMATES FOR 1876.

Executive sessions Of the Board or Apportionment
have been held during the past week. at which several
heads OF departments were present Their meetings
are strictly private A public meeting, however,
called tho Mayors office at two o'clock yesterday,
Mayor Wickham, Comptroller Green, Alderman Lewis
and Tax Commissioner Wheeler beng present After
short consultation 1t concluded TO adjourn ever
until this afternoon. II is probable that all estimates
or the different departments will be settled in executive
session. and that no will be allowed when the
regular meetings take place in the Mayors Office.
The New York herald., 1875-10-23

EXCESS IN HuHlocr Vi lOT past nnne
months. ............................ liza
Excess Of liabilities for past nine months 730 900
In New York city during the periods the tables
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-05-22
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