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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-07

l. has always been said that rainy weather
on election days 10 the North was favorable to
the democrats; whether, because the farmers
Of that section ofcouutry are generally opposed
to that party, and vii, DOT ride or walk to the
polls iu the rain, we cannot say, but If 1t DC
tr.e. the democrats will 6od food tor reJolclog
u the telegrams 10 to, days Gazette, for there
was cloudy or rainy weather 10 almost all inc
Nor,hero States 1t may be that it the tates
have decreed rilden' election, they Will have
it by such largo majority that the radicals
will not attempt revolution by 40 effort to
throw out the vote OF some OF the oou'hern
States, aud made The weather so dsagreeable
as TO keep radical voters at home. 1t such.Oe
the case the couutry should always consider It
self uDder obl.g atoms to the said iateS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-07
Election Pro ;DecfS.

The feeling IN the result o. tbs election
at the democratic headquarters in New York
last night was very cou6dert:
The latest advices received from California,
O.rgon aud Nevada represent these States az
certain for Tllien. TIE acquisition OF the cleo
toral votes these States, 10 as; iition to those
conceded by he republicans, MAKE Mr.. Idcu's
election almost positive certainty.
New York and Indiana were considered dem-
Ocratlc reyoud pera1Veuture.
No advlces have been received lately directly
lrum Governor Hendricks, but dispatches from
various portions OF illinois snow the prospects
OF the democratic party to be even with those
OF the republicans.
The pool rooms were crowded with specuia
tors wagering then money on the election. Mu
| tual poris were selling GU the numerous caudi.
dates, and combination pools were being sold
on the general result 10 the Presidential election.
| The betting was very heavy 90 The result. Til
den was the ia7orue. Inp poos on the gene
| raj result sold as follows:
TiidcD......... 500 $500 $500 500 $500
hayes. ......... $50 $40 $3.50 s75 $50
T,ldcn 800 s75 500 500 $lOu 500
Hayes. $40 $50 $50 $40 SIS $50
on NEW YORK STATE.
TiIdeu.......... 500 $3.50 $500 $500 $500
Haycs..... %. $3.50 S24O 500 1910 $50
That T'd"u vii nave $4,000 majority u
New York State, $500; that hv ali uot, $500
J hat Tliden Will nave 80 900 majority oyel
Hayes in New York city, 5000; that he wl
no, $50.
has i'den carries New York, \ Jersey
Pennsylvania aod Connecticut, $500; that H.
will not, 5000.
That llden has ~. 900 majority over Hayes
10 Indiana, $780, that be will not, $500.
THAT Ha5ys will nave 5000 IN jOrity IL
Ohio; that lie viii uot 500
Gov Ti!dcn SAID at the state headquarters
tine democrats viii have N .iority in New
York State north OF Harlem br. 'ge-in otnc
words, they will carry ne State outside of Noy
York city aud Long aud Staten lslaLds." l.
was thought at the headquarters 'ha the dem
ocrats Will have IL ny Of $4,000 in tn
city, and that they will carry kiug comfy D.
$4,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-07
EXANDRIA, V A.
TUESDAY, Nc. llMBEk I, 1876.


He ELECTloN.-1he e"e.'ou 'n" WV
decide whether the Unltei states govern
rcnt shall be restored to Its former oe"'
ocratlc form apu rcpuoncau insl"u'ioo'' "
be corhImed IL It's present pefsohai uii-
tary and d@spote conditlon' ano DC ioaucco ~
make iur,hef sUldes 'o"aluS Noo'"ii'iA' J
been held, anu TIC l1tcllseoce VI nS 'oSu'' 10
looked for with ueep c"actEh auo 5er'ous
Anxiety by ali wnU tecl aoy real interest 10
the peace aod Prosperity u! 'ht!r COUNTY, VI ~
then CIVIL and ,h.ir countty Aeu ) welfare. Tic
campaign was !. io"g AID s's'y QUO, aud though
many OF tnosc VINO work-d aud voted Tor inc
radical Candidates 4te 1airh o1 ;hat '"ey acco
from pure aui patliotc mot!veS' re Lave 10
GuDlt-D.e svlcuce ;hat som. alnors ti'em "ei'
lufuc need ouy by h,I'fcd auc IL VIII, aud sonI
ty the mcro so.dld motive OF sell 'o'er
est. Win large uaJ'hiy oi Tue oemocfao
aud CONSERVATIVES tho sus' a!"rg siltH u 'h'
campal2u has uceu d Snc@Fe 1tSirc u restore
peace ahu que u lho uS''"0'e" ''"'
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Foreign aews.

Russia and Turkey are ueg ',:stiog with each
other, aud conference OF the Powers tGay be
come uunccesso IS. NJ. Won Burw, whr is 1t
the head OF the Foreign Office ct The German
Empire, sid ia The R"iclls ~ Yesterday. tuut
i. was not likely Germany would DC atieaed by
tue cJuree oil ,hg Eas;,rn question orc way or
the other; that lis pol!cy vas a.w,ys 10 remain
q fru tu.wark of peace. The Porte, yiei:lng
to tue dcmaod OF Russl9, vii! cvacuatc Dbl
grad. The ServiaL army Is SO completely dc,
mo!aiizad that il can hardly nc SAID ~ exist at
all a conference al COnStan;tu0pe has been
proposed by gland, winch Is TO be Gu The ha
sis Of the integrity and Independence Of Turkey,
AID that the Powers participating Sinai! re-
Douuce all selfish objects Of territorial aggran
diZemeot. a Vienna carrc spOndcnt u tie Llo,
don Tlue> reports that Russl; 5 entirt armyls Ga
q war iJotlug, and is hclLg made ready Tor I'll
eveDiualitcs.
Accounts Of the potato crop OF Great Britain
are less gloomy. The imports o. grain III Lon
don tUr the week are unusually hight, aud the
rate Of importation continues TO be lar less ,nan
the estimated requirements OF 'he country.
Holders ot wbes; resist any decline 10 prices.
The Hare dealers IN salt provisions nave
pc;itiouch the French Scua2 to abolish ~"
Hu'y of four per cut, Which was ad I'D Ia
1871 t. the duty n salt meals. TIER petition
+. i1r> csp@cay t. such goods from AmeIlc..
A til, usaud adIit!uaa troops u:liYad a. lia'
v.Lna !fom Sr.! 90 Saturday last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-07
News of the Day.

The mail steamer which arrived at New
York from Bermuda on Sunday neither saw
uor heard anything of the Franklin; she had
DOT put into any Of the por!s of the West To-
dies. Two men ot-war were seen signalling
each other on the Sd instant at point lodlcat-
iug latitude in the neighborhood OF Halifax,
and it is cooiectured that one of them was tue
Franklin, which had been driven out OF her
course by contrary winds.
Yesterdays admissions to the Centennial
Exhibition are reported at 1887, of which
|, 3O4 We're at bali fer. The grand total of cash
aomlss,ons to date foot up at so cents 1888,
4O2; at rs ceots, 73S,OO4; to'al. 7,476, 400.
The total cash receipts a, The gates we're So.
553, 1929.
Tie total intermepts at Savannah, yesterday,
were nine, of which six were from yellow fever.
Adolph Gemn, of the firm OF Gemm 4 LETTER,
died yesterday.
Two men were burned to death 10 German
boarding house which was DESTROYED by fire at
Little Rock, Arkansas, Sunday morning last.
Rieh deposits Of coal have been discovered
within short distance Of DanVille, Virginia.
EFFECTS OF RADICAIIsM.-A special to
the New Orleans Picayune, Of yesterday
from Nicksburg says \ Shcrif's posse sent
FROM Fayettc yesterday to arrest a negro tol
shooting another was fired into by negroes
from ambush and two Of the posse mortally
wounded. The Sheritt's posse were unarmed
\ detachment Of troops was sent from this
city to Delta, La.
\ special to the Democrat from Bayou
Sara says: Captain Thomas G. West, Dem
ocratic candidate for Sheriff, who was am
pushed and shot yesterday, died this morn
ing
Dispatches from Monroe, La, says a large
body Of armed negroes entered that city Sun
day night, secreted their arms and remained
there to-day. The Mayor issued a procla
nation commanding them to take their arms
and return to their homes. They were
about to comply when Hamlet, the Negro
Sheriff, collected about three hundred negrOe
in the city limits and advised them not tt
obey the Mayors proclamation The negroe
took the Shertf's advice and concluded t.
remain. They say they will have anothe
company join them tonight
Mayor Endom and Colonel Hale, Unite,
States army, discovered a large number o
arms secreted in the house Of Y. Moore
colored
Last night as !; democratic process ion il
Raleigh was passing down Fayetteville stree
it was assailed by negro mob. The polio
interterred, and were attacked by the negroe
with pistols, knives, clubs and stones. Tw
policemen were badly injured and severa
other white persons hurt. Order has sine
been restored
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-07

PHYSICIANS PREscMpTIoSs.-The owner
ship of physicians prescriptions is bong warm
~ discussed AZ Portland, the druggist and the
pa lent being the other contendlng claimants.
Druggists in Now England generally fle away
the prescription sent thoEl to be filled, in order
10 protect themselves from The errors of the ply
stefan in its composition, by being able 10 show
his order. 1t is plain, however that such Il
light is subject to The right IF the patient who
has bought the medical service and is entitled to
tbs original memorandum Of advice. The pro-
prietary right to the manufacture and sale of
the remedy prescribed is more '!ificut of settle
ment 1t would not seem to belong to the drug.
gist; it clearly belongs to the patient SO far Us
he III use it in his own case or that of his fami-
ly. Beyond thst it would seem to belong to the
physician. but il would not be professionally
proper for him to keep The prescription secret
IN order to enhance its value and derive great
revenue rom its use In some other coun-
tries the druggist has to content himself with q
careful and iull memorandum Of the prescrip.
lions, which are return, to the patient and IN
case of death the health officer examines them
carefully before giving burial ermit-Spring
field Republican.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-07

A COLLEGE DISTURBANCE The sophomores
Of Brown University wcre victorious II football
but were ANONYMOUSLY iefeatrd ~ base b.!l.
On Saturday the rssamen gathered the
campus, brardishcd cune, and CT alierged III cir
riyais 20 a cla-s -ush. The s"phonores were
discreet, and the roisy youugs!er: fla y re-
tired, after grooming unit they +" i u IN the
face The cane Gcs cut uD into butt M ard
these were fashioned into pins, and las. Monday
morning every freshman wore ore on b breast
when he went TO chapo!. THIS aroused tr. ire
of the sophonores AID skirrns ing went on
right and let. On Tuesday afternoon both
Glasses mustered III full force for ru.h, and the
campus wore a warltEe aspect. fore hosiiitics
we're opened, however, President Robinson ag-
pested on the ground and suspended half q doz-
en- sophomore. be class WIS very indignant.
a meeting Wa held without delay, and u COM
mi.tee was appointed to wait upon the Presi-
dent, and to suEges. the Suspension "f the whole
class. rather than smai! fraction of it as they
were oil equally to blsne. The President who
somewhat resem bles Dr. Wsyland in his meth
DDS Of government, grimly respond ed that il
any Of them felt guilty hey could go, but if thew
went thsS would not be allowed to return He
also forbade the wearing of the cane pins by
freshmen under penalty Of immediate expulsion.
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CANAL. .;f<Cn.

Arrived-Boats T 4 West, to j p Agrcw; 5
1IIden, 20 csp-.in; d Annon, w barrow, +
Bender, II 6 F,.gg. W + Bell J Hsytcr, l.
Stewart, RechGbites I'D Buyer, } Bed, j L!
Parrot, jr ,nd j IL Platte, to American Goa
Company
Departcd- Boats 6 l. Boo.he, ! Dune W j
Boothe, IT., Nj Sanford, Il Delif"id, ~
Hunter d A Lowe, d Annon and ) j Tilden
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-07

CoLoRGNG HUMAN HAIR BY EATING EGas.

COLORING HUMAN HAIR BY EATING EGGs.
The iEuciI exc, question:. b !Og:1 gold tar,
is solved at last While the Gcrmau> shrink
from being held fair haired patton, WHO
knows. but the sufferers, wat OTTER nations
have gone through TO win the hair despised ty
PRUSSIA? Ladies nave bccue uuhear: OF or
mcutS III pursuit Of this fictitious god. ga
who had to b turucd rouad 10 the sup 'rr
huurS duriug the process bore with stole rt!-
tud" the terrible headaches Involved each week,
nor ever c,mpaiued Of what she had To
pay. though, after all, she was scarcely
even eleciro-patcd Some run other risks
in robting reuton corpses of their long fair
locks; and all is Intellectual while eyes and skin
remain TO give the lie to hair Now, no more
dives, mgralncs, or wigs will be necessary.
Everybody may sport the glad gold har'-
nsy, b!nc eyes, TOO and snowy skius All you
| have TO do is to 20 and live Oh ao island and eat
| pcreulno' eg"s-and the more you eat he f;lr
cr you will get. None ncei despair, for hair
| 100 dark 10 chang 10 gold iurns red, and rad
hair, oelog mere the rage than Il ken, tan,
lneux 'ne Isle Il qrestoI Is GHc "a lac tt'z:i
gr2GD. on which tho survivors oil the untortun.
ate Str&thmUre we're wrecked last year, and
| only rescued alter six months dnrancc
VII. ihry had istIc 10 eat but peGeulrs' eggs
! (aGd dJuh;itss the eggs 81 bout he is|aud
won d "a u 10 avsill, but the slight iocOnve
uierc' OF . Satueness 10 iood wuud i5e readily
| enc.uGtered by the voarles of fshIcn. 4 sur
vI7nr writes "lhc eggs did rvory one great
DIAL It GOOD = \ r;ost remarkable
'Hisg va ia every one lad ar sk'n~ AID
light har i ,rk faces and rair bo'tg out:
glanced "i#ck &@r ucsirg ir W. or r,d, ;."d
:alrcr people qaita f:x"n. Il aomc enter
prl>ln@ + 81 shmaa .o"s n0t immediately !
w a ho:I 90 ills enchanted spot, We shai
never give JOHN Bul crcdr for Knowing hon
t. III x his iollunc.-L0ad0n Eeko
the case If Mr.. Andrew Eoyle. Of Washing
tna, caige9; with c;rbczz ing. is noi q
desperate as some persons would desire /,
max it. Mr.. Coyit is IN 43"i Spirits end
caii saururc that h. will cxolrln matters sat
isiacloriiy tt the puh:ic
In he ScaDish Senate, yesterday, the Gov
orlm"nt submitted Dill r"stGslug the consti'u
tl'nal Guarantees throughout: Spain. cxccp! /,
H. ha:que n.nF!nc,
Judge McAliisLor OF Ghicsgo, has bc"n askct
to ,s4r, but has nothing - say ID u. it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-07
SuiCiIe.

Mr.. George Nat. Newman, son of the late
Morris d. Newman, esq, of Orange county,
committed suicide at the residence of his uncle,
MIR. John w. Talum, near James City, Madi-
son county, on the 26th ut., by taking iauda-
upum. Mr.. Newman had been in very great
trouble for some time, (the cause known to
most all our citizens, 10 addition q which ne
was 10 very bad health. The family found 10
his room three letters aud short note, all Of
which we publish, except one addressed: NC
the Colvius.' That one we withhold from the
public until the family of the deceased have II
published upon their own responsibility, winch
we understand they Intend doing next week.
The note was as follows:
DEAR MOTHER Tie letter marked oyou
and The onc to the public, you Gao sesd 10 tn
Culpeper Observer, ifyou wish. The one mark
ed 70 the Colgius, sou will use as you pleas;
GEORGE NAT NEWMAN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-07

CREMATION. -lu short time the remains
of the late Baron de Palm, who died in this
city a short time ago, will be burned iuto ashes,
as directed under bis will.
1t is expected that the ceremony will be wit
uessed by plumber OF distinguished men aud
scientists, as many applications have been re
ceved by the friends Of the d, ceased baroo.
The body will BE- taken to Washington, Pcnn.,
wnere cremation furnace has been construct
ed The furnace belongs to DR.. +. julius IT,
Moynr, whr is we'll koown as leading physi-
clau aud scientist Al present it is not kpwn
what the ceremonies will be but it is understood
they will b. novel apd imposing.
They will be conducted by the members OF
the Theosophc Society, OF which tn deceased
Baron was member, in this city. Invitations
to witness the ceremony will be limited N
Y Ne'oS of yesterday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-07
The A !lchlyr.& ies,.EtieS.
Egyptian Correspondent y! the san traacisco
Chrrnicin

Egyptian Correspond ,lf y! the san francisco
Chronicle
Hasten to the Shoohr,. acd for iva hours or
more drive up auI down one Of the stages.
avenues undnr the >ua. III Shvobra road leads
from Cairo 10 the viilagc o. Sbo0brl, about
four miles distant. 1t Is as straight Is an ar
rev, and is bordcfed by sycamore, fg, aud
acaca trees. Inc Gcus; o1ul rs are i1tcrocked
above it. Paiacs ) and Wills arc scattered here
and there, and upon each side YOU iu0k OFT up
on great meadows dotted with ibss- aud sprak-
led with palms, and see Ia the ho:z the
summit OF The pyramids. All that /, .ov"iy
aud uniovcly 10 Carl tiEds its way TO the :Si,oo
bra; the heau'ies and The beasts, the prluccs,
thc bcgga.s, tha idols of he harcm doukey
boys, foreigners. camel rains ana the odds
and ends OF humanity. You drive up one ,de
of the way and down the Other, ogllug and
being oglcd to your hearts coutent. The far
gentleman in European C unc, with q lar
boosh and a half d zen mounted attendants is
the khedive La that close carriaga under the
protection of 2 euDuch on a splendid horse are
two of his favorte wives, milk white C!ccaSsiau
beauties. with their faces swl'hcd n SNOWY
folds OF gauz.; the exquisite carmine lips, even
the faint rose tint oil the chc-k. arc vis bic
through this ecquettiSh mask; high arched eye
brows and eyes as black as Dight are busy with
the world they know 50 little of. l. vely
beyond description arc these slaves, but spite
of this dazzling lovciircss you can soc that
it is chiefly artificial. The eyebrows are
painted; the eycild- are tipped with hnhl, and
a dark lire extending from the outer corners OF
the eyes max" them much larger thar they arc
That white >kin Is soiencd and made waite
with powder; the flush Of he check and thy glow
of the lips have Dccu hclg ter d Tor b" OCCASION,
and all that gauze that cny2rs he forehead like
turbaD, and thu lover pat OF the face like q
transparent mask adds ir.tneEs lyto the bril-
liancy of the feminine charms White camcrs
hair shawls, covered with rich goit emhracrS,
lemon colored kids, Partisan iao, tie light Of
the harcm is suffered 10 blaze upon the world
for a brief hour, BIT; she must stop within
her prlsen like q gorgeous tropical plant W.
der glass. or Tat light will be put out. Two,
three, a bait dozen carriages, and some Of them
having three or four Yelled heauties IN THIN
wheel slowly by; aeunu,h to c@,h, and brutal
looking thing he is; and then you have some Of
the more favored Of the wives ST the mercy OF
your eyes 7 "a may look rs earnestly as you
choose and you will not out::are them snlo
even, ard the chances are that they will hide =
smile in their fans Va Mahum i! |: your
harem stored with shpots such - tn 81? Look
we'll, for you canno: look long the car. ngero
away, you are dazed for moment, but fJr II
moment only, for in t.Ic n uted runlbl. Of those
wheels you are delivered trJt.. the stare Of spie,.
did ewes.
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The Franklin.

NEW YORK, Nov'r. "A Washington dis.
patch says: ne President. speaking Of tho de-
lay in the arrival OF the Franklin with Tweed,
said that Commodore Animen informed him
that he had received :. private letter from Capt
Samuel 4. Franklin, the commanding officer OF
the Franklin, dated at Vigo, just before her de-
psrturs, in which the captain told him that the
Spaniards had put up the price Of coal on him to
an enormously high 6gure Just IS no was getting
ready TO leave port, and, therefore, instead Of
LAYING in full upply, he purchased ocly $50
tons; consequently he would have to use his
steam sparingiy in order to make his fuel last,
and would therefore, go under SAL the most o,
the voyage. This will account for the great
length of time the franklin is making.
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nE.N l'ArEk IiANuINuo
.E's9.ts> DECORATIONS

FDh 1915.
Nov and Beautiful Gold, silver, Mics kn"
bos$cd, t!uin F!csco Marble nnd Wood t:cl-
ta.ions.
New style: o. Paper uangings AID F!csco
lmi;.;i Il. e.? ceilings Nnd sac walls ot pi',nto
houses, pubic ir.i,s and churches, s..ecte With
gE"nt caI', from, the best !nunu acturcrs
- vlpcr!e.c, Tor m.ny years IN TINS bias. ness
enables il. 10 ;iy: satisfaction and sell loN.
SDFaa =. GsAIsAE ~
ap 70 No. l5S Sing .L-ect
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EA
FASHIONABLE
Barriers 4 Lair Dressing Saloon
PRINCE STREET,
PRINCE SIRE &
1t Door ~ th3 Gnzett" D!hca


l21.- E"Ho but frSt ciass Ssrhars omri"y"
SpISD3 CURE GuHCUNsU ApTiu A--Ihe
j aborc silnIcac,c remedy for Coughs, colds
uad AL aipc.lc:$ D! tn- lungs IN Doth adu l. aLd
cn!lir"a c0nuiIcs 20 Cow steadily inruh.lc IA.
| vor. il is nov pypr ~" yeas s!rcc W were
Instrumental in liEs,}uarojucugt * separation
10 tie notice 81 tie Virginia tr,yc, sn'. dui.
| that Tins. We nave sod severn thousand hotties
| Of IT, ard viii greet an! aluns .nty -: salts
fiction to purchasers II h,.t1cs Of ."' 81 &. It
| SOC md ): ">ch, respectively. The trade sup
, ~ " JANNEY " 60,
nov Druggists, Hoa. - aud 40 h'ng st.
Ak, L CALL the attention Of The pubic III
~ genera! ~ our stock OF PAIN - "n
OILS, which "" ar" prepared t. 81. oHcsr.
Those contemplating pant'ns WI d" ~"'' to
give u y call. 3. + t"AhE 4 20,
.pli 1871 k;Gg st., Alo&nn.:El,, W.
TO THOSE contemplating building or ="
Z p,irins wc wou call "SgccH! attcnt'oH 10
oar well Secc ed $tuci; OF Doors oashc'; BINDS
a"i Building Materials OF ell k!..dz, when we
o7 Oh. OF the State. b. +. Pc, * tV;.
sol! 49, King 81. A.cXan''r'. Va.
7 liverpool FIHEsALT.
1909 SACKS FINE SALT, DEANlN's
BE \ y. in nrin. order, just arrived pr schr
John Z. hols3sy." For sale oy ,,nor
oct l3 /. Is. HOE.
v1RAME%! FKtMESl Walnut MOTTO
4 Fkh HES, w..h gli' m"rit!ns, ginss and
~ FEHGU-ON & BRO.
oct IS 81 Sing street.
LA.KA POWDER, for cleaning metals
~ m.Gbla, mirrors, winG"w gissS &c, &c,
i. = : !r.D2EAT1R & RR,
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3ALrIM.rE, Nov, 7.-sY.!r,ir.ia G:. deferred,
g. V,rrrn,ss consolitetod, GSs do =! series So
Cotton nuict and STEADY; ...iddliAe liz III.
ilour onie, and unch.need Wnn4, o,.i,tanu
unche,1ysG t'orn-Snltberr steady anri firm ;
49, stasdr ,cu .snr.hnrn - IL, -. 10
,',,;a" Ae 20 Ves,rr ,,.:roa III; s,.1, ma
~ 10, ~ iien i,.ts iir',r mad
h;o,nr = nt',..ro ~. Az "a. VosI.ra wltn
35a3s. do nirod 3ca31 4, s,,,Gv and fra
=, 81 20 ,V,,vnr G~ed orirl 1T l2i.l4 j;,y
unch.Gsed Provisions Sos &C, strong md high
or. Pork Il 23iSo,7 20 Is co.r-sh1uyl,rs ot'
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