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The Peru Investig alton.
MR.. SHIPHERD TO APPEAR BEFORE THE COM
MITTEE AGAIN WITH HIS PAPERS.

Mr. sHIPHERD TO APPEAR BEFORE THE COM
MlTTEE AGAIN WITH HIS PAPERS.
The House committee on foreign affairs to-day
adopted the following preamble and resolution:
Whereas Jacob R. Shipherd, after declining to
committee on foreign arairs on the 17th instant
applied to the chairman OF the committee for an
opportunity TO be heard by this committee and
Rice, Blount and Belmont, members Of the COM
mittee, that he had written statement prepared,
IN he ne naa from
fore the committee, which statement would prob
ably occupy three sessions OF the committee OF O
whereas, when asked IL he would produce the
original OF said letters, he reHlied that he might
produce some. but not all OF them, but that he
senator Blair would consent, bpt that he should
decline to appear before the committee at all, un-
less permitted to make and argue: as in court Of
Of the testimony already taken by the committee,
ns submitted Dy the chair e the iV
said shipherd, in which, among other things, oc
a1y s1fs as a9T sg to
pared, and have at all times stnce the subpoena
was served upon me been prepared to supply In
eject. ,is although cannot literally all the evi-
Therefore resolved, that tae committee having
voted to terminate the exaxntnat1on OF the said
called for, that be be R pezssid to submit to the
papers which he alleges o s. rt!nenf to this in
tents, tents ana II such papers IS "a pertinent to this
inquiry the same win be nfeesed. and said Wit
ness further examined touci1ng the same II there
picsts copy Of this resoissaon to the said ship
4 copy o. the resolution les sean ,sns % NJ
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Gable News Of To-day.

ST. PETERSBURG, May 19.-It is reported that the
black division section OF the nhilSts has amalga.
mated with the ''wll OF the peoplen section, as iG
is i'm possible to carry on a peaceful propaganda
owing TO the vigilance OF the police.
GREAT FIRE AT LYONS.
LONDON, May 19-Advfces from Lyons state that
a great fire has occurred there. number OF
workshops and other buildings were destroyed.
The fire is believed to have been OF incendiary
origin. Three thousand persons are thrown Qut
OF employment The loss is cl60,0 ,0O0
RIOTS IN RUSSIA
LONDON. May ia dispatch 10 the Central NeIrs
from St. Petersburg says IL is reported that riots
have broken out among the peasants In the
southwest They demand a redistribution OF the
land Two mansions OF the nobility have been
sacked.
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The Dublin AssassIns.


DUBLIN, May l9-The Freeman's Journal pub
fishes an eight-column story, anonymously sens
and bearing London postmark, processing to be
confession OF one OF the assassins il intimates
that the crime was conceived, as an answer TO the
appointment or Lord Frederick Cavendish, by the
Irish ASSOCIATION lat Society having branches
are said 70 be implicated In the crime ali OF whom
have now escaped TO England in various DISCUSSES.
their victims. The story has created a sensation,
put IL is considered hoax. IL contains many
gross alb surdties-
DUBLIN POLICE ARMED WITH SWORDS
DUBLIN, May I9.-The city police are now armed
with swords They have not carried such wea.
pons since the Fenian disturbances.
KNIVES MADE TO ORDER
Sheffield firm sent four knives To Dublin to
order just before the Phoenix park murders.
FENIAN THREATS AND DOUBLE GUARDS.
LONDON, May 19-ln consequence OF anonymous
Fenian threats, the gu trds at the government es-
THE MAN TURNER NOT ONE OF THE DUBLIN AssAs.
SINS.
CORK, May 19-As the steamship Wisconsin,
which arrived at New York on the nth inst. sailed
from queenstown at O'Clock on sunday morning,
May 9TH, all the passengers, including the man
turner, who was taken into custody at New York,
reported at the company's Office the previous eve.
ming. Hence IL Is Impossible for the assassins TO
have been on board.
ARREST OF THOMAS o'coNNoR, AN IRISH AMERICAN
LONDON. May 19.-Thomas oConnor, an Irish
American, was arrested In Chatsworth park, the
grounds OF the Duke OF Deyonshire at midnight
last night, on charge OF being there unlawfully.
Mr. o'sHEA coNTRADIcTs MR. FORSTER
LONDON, May 19.-Mr. O'Shea, member OF parlia.
ment for county Clare writes to the papers affirm
ing that, despite the denial OF Mr.. Forster, they
had been I'm frequent communication, and that it
was Mr. Forster who suggested the best plan for
Mr. O'Shea TO quietly visit kilmainham jail
DEBATE THE REPRESSION Bill.
LONDON, May l9-Debate on the governments
repression bill was resumed in the house OF COM
mons to-day. Mr. Sexton emphatically denounced
the DILL
WHAT THE LORD LIEUTENANT OF IRELAND SAYS
DUBLIN, May 19.-LOrd Spencer, lord Lieutenant
OF Ireland replying TO an address presented by q
deputation or the Dublin corporation, said he
feared that, notwithstanding the desire OF the
bulk OF the people OF the country that the perpe.
traitors OF the murders should be brought TO JUS
tice, some persons actuated by fear or sympathy
were keeping back Information that may lead TO
the discovery OF the criminals.
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Hanged for the Murder Of His Mistress.

NEW YORK, May 19.-Augustus ID. leighton, the
murderer OF his mistress, Mary Dean, was hanged
this morning at s:41. Leighton passed a. quiet
night, sleeping soundly until half past five He
manifested considerable nervousness after awaking
and realizing his situation. The execution was
attended by the usual number OF special deputies.
ana took place in the southern quadrangle OF the
prison. Deighton'S counsel, Mr.. c. d. Spencer,an
MS spiritual adviser, Rev. DR. Morgan, were early
IN attendance at his cell. He partook sparfngly OF
MS breakfast When the repast ended Leighton
TOOK seat and listened TO words OF consolation
from the minister. Shortly after eight O'Clock the
deputy sheriffs, with their badges and slaves of
Office draped In Grape, entered the prison yard.
They formed lines close TO the prison wall The
death warrant was read 10 Leighton In his cell,
and then
THE PROCESSION TO THE GArIows
was formed, Rev. DIR. Morgan preceding and reads
ing: II am the resurrection and the ife.n Leigh.
Ton glanced occasionally 10 side and the other,
ana when near the gallows he looked at ft a sec.
ond and then his eyes dropped toward the pave
ment On reaching the galows he turned and
faced the spectators.
SLOWLY sTRANGLED TO DEATH.
The moose was placed around the culprits neck,
sherin indicated by waive OF his handkerchief
that all was ready. The executioner, from his
post Denlnd a screen, the signal through n
small opening, and let fall the axe severing the
rope. The body or the condemned was swung
several feet in the air, but the fall failed 10 break
MS neck and he was slowly strangled TO death.
After hye minutes the body was lowered I'm order
TO permit the physicians TO make their examina-
tlon. In twelve minutes the pulse had ceased.
The action of the heart stopped three minutes
alterward. Twelve minutes afterward the body
was lowered, the coroner's formal inquest was
held, and Leighton's remains were taken away in
an undertaker's wagon. The funeral Will take,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

rPHE CENTURY is marvel of literature and
art,s~ith such a wealth of entertaining matter as
to astonish the reader at the resources which i,
must command."-N. Y Observer, Aprn, 1882
Ready Tomorrow at II o'clock.
THE CENTURY
FOR JUNE
Contains the second and concluding part of
"THE STREET OF THE HYACINTH,"
BY CONSTANCE Kenmore WooLsoN
This capital novelette,, by the author OF ''Rod-
man the Keeper" ''Anne," ETC., was begun in the
May CENTURY, copies of which may still be OBJ
tained from news-dealerS or the publishers. The
story can be had only in the May and June CENT
URY, and is complete in these numbers
OPERA IN NEW YORK.
By Richard Grant White, with portraits of Patti
Gerster, Nilsson, Lucca, Minnie Hauk, Miss
kellogg, Annie Louise Cary, and others.
CARLYLE IN IRELAND.
Another installment OF the characteristic diary
OF Thomas Carlyle in 1S49
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WITH FRoNTIsPIEcE PORTRAIT, ENGRAVED BY COLE
An authentic biographical paper by Mr.. Kegan
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Other illustrated papers include "Around Cape
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unillustrated contents are:
1.-THE STORY OF THE ALCAZAR,"
by Mary Hallock Foote; installments of the
serials; "In a Chinese Theater;" "The Danger
OF an Onlce-holding Aristocracy," by E. L. God.
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grams, by Charles F. Wingate. Poems BY Joaquin
Miller and others. Complete departments, etc.
Price, IS cents; 81 a year. Sold by all dealers
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1t NEW YORK.
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Another Steamer Burned.
In2S 0H ITEE

CoLIINGwooD, ONT, May 19.-The steamer City
OF owen Sound arrived from Duluth this morning.
She reports having picked up the mate OF the
steamer Manitonlin, OF the Great Northern Transit
Company, In q sail boat six miles from Killarney.
He states that while OF Shoal Point, four miles
from ManiJowing, the Manitonlin took IRE and
was completely destroyed, about IL O'Clock yester-
day forenoon. One OF the boats with the rescued
crew and passengers upset, and Robert Henry and
q little unknown girl were drowned. tug boat
has been sent from Killarney TO the scene OF the
burning steamer.
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A Railroad Jamb oree in Omaha.

OMAHA, NEB., May 19-A reception and banquet
was given last night to party OF railway officials
and merchants from ST. Louis, who arrived during
the afternoon over the new road, the Missouri
Pacific railway of Nebraska. The party includec
General Manager Talmage and the oflicials or tbs
Missouri Pacific railway, and OF the Nebraska d.
vision, and about 30 prominent merchants and
manufacturers OF St Louis
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A NAVAL COURr-MARTIAL has been ordered to
meet at the navy yard, Portsmouth, n a., on
Monday, Commander Yates president
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PERs0NAI--SenatOr McPherSOn LETT last evening
for Rochester.-Professor George Davidson, the
astronomer OF the u. S. coast survey in California
is in the ecity.-Ex-Repr Kimmell was
in the House yesterday.-Mr. G. G. Cornwen is
at the Colonnade, Atlantic City, and is greatly i'm
proved in health.-Mr. and Mrs. Beardslee OF
Washington, were registered at the Paris Office OF
the New York Herald yesterday.
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Not an Abduction Case.

NEW YORK, May 19.-The emigrant girl Mary
Flemming, who was supposed 10 have been alb
Quoted yesterday, was returned 10 Castle Garden
this morning. From her story il appears that she
and the two men carrying the familys baggage
lost sight OF the father and mother In the crowded
from whence she was sent to the Garden.
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NEW YORK, May 10-The case OF Gen. NeWt00
Martin Curtis, the ex-special agent OF the
Treasury, indicted for receiving money nom
today for trial before Judge Benedict In the
United states circuit court The nrst witnos1,
Adolph Piatten, testined 20 the genuineno0 q
Secretary OF the Treasury, In WhlcA the general
Acknowledges his connection with the republican
state committee as treasurer. ana the receiving g
asoeGDnenfs Cor the use OF the committoeb
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The Indiana Democratic State Com.
ye0GiOms
INDIAEAPoLIs, IND, May 19.-The democratic
state central committee have liked August ID foe
holding the state convention.
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AMONG TIE CALLERS at the White House to-day
were Senators Allison, Mcpherson, Platt, Sauls-
bury and Ferry and Representatives Cox Belford,
Mckinley.
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NATIONAL BANK NOTES received to-day for re-
demption, 1888 Goo
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY. Internal rev
enue, s54O, orr IL; customs, $e00,647l2
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REsIGNED.-Edward s. Holden, professor OF math.
ematics OF the navy, has resigned, to take effect
June /. 1882
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LOUISVILLE, Nv, May ia SpeclaI 0fSpatcn
from Lebanon, KY, tells OF the mysterious MUIR
aer @ q Kosa UsDerne aaa ,,e ner sgeo o. ssD &
mother In q little stream with cut on the head,
and that OF the child In bed with the throat cut
There is no clue to the criminal
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tached from special duty at Washington, D. C land
ordered as equipment officer at the navy yard on
the 10th OF June. Captain c. G. Carpenter, from
mand the Hartford. Master F. F. Fletcher, from
the receiving ship Passaic ana ordered to the Hy-
geographic Office. The furlough OF Master VIM. II.
until the 9Th OF September Lieutenant Chas P.
Shaw has Deen granted leave for six months from
the 18th OF May.
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Escaped Prisoners.

81. ALBANs, W., May 10-Jeremiah 8. Frost con.
fined In Jail here awaiting extraditton and who is
charged with highway robbery and murderous as
sault In Canada; and Sabin, who was confined for
q small debt broke jail last night by digging
under the wall and sidewalk Flood, the only
other prisoner, now confined here ON q charge OF
larceny, declined to escape. Frost is q desperate
and dangerous criminal
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OLYMPIA, W. T., May NV-Flre yesterday de-
stroyed number OF business houses In this city.
The total loss win reach f75,0 600. The insurance
will cover thirds OF that amount
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kilograms to The Star.
THE DUBLIN ASsASsNs. 5
REPORTED CONFESSION OF ONE OF rHEn.
LEIGHTON EXECUTED IN NEW YORK.


More OF the Morey Letter Muddle.
ABOUT Mr. PRrcE-DRSIAL rHkT HE rs A MEMBER on
THE DEMOCRATIC srArE COMMITTEE
Special Dispatch 30 the EVENING STAR.
CUMBERLAND, Nd, May Is-I see that VIM. NJ.
Price published ard in TWO Washington morning
papers yesterday saying that the dispatch sent
from Cumberland TO the ST Ar on Wednesday
Is false. Your correspondent can prove
by Prices own statement that he was In
Grafton Sunday night, and also that it
was current rumor here Tuesday that he
went away TO avoid arrest, and published ft as
rumor merely. The Associated Press dispatch
rom Baltimore saying Price is a member OF the
state central committee is false Price was repu-
dated by the democrats OF this county after his
connection with the LindSey-Morey affidavft, and
was forced 10 resign from that committee, and W.
T. Weber was appointed TO that place, who did noe
authofZe Price 20 appear proxy for him.
Price denies Associated Press dispatch that while
In Baltimore he talked freely OF Davenport's un-
successful effort 10 inspect some OF his private pa
pers, and states positively that he emphatically
declned 10 talk on the subject, refusing 20 be tn
terviewed, although warmly pressed on the sub.
ject.
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THH American Society Of Civn Kngfneen caIled
xt ne white House this afternoon in . body, and
.paid shelr Fepeees - the Presidenk
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TD UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE THE OFFICE
t-S OF the LEGATION OF GUATEMALA will be
located in koom 81 Corcoran Building. of 18th
street and Pennsylyana avenue, to which communica
tons may be directed. m19-6ts
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The Malley Murder Trlal.
TESTIMONY As no THE VOLUNTARY CONFESSION

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, May 19.-In the Malley trial
this morning Deputy Sheriff Peck was recalled by
Mr. Doolittle, who said, in answer TO an objection
made by the defense, that he wanted to show that
this girl blanche Dougiassl voluntarily made a
confession, and that it could be properly intro
duced In the case. He added:-"I want to show
all that was done with reference TO this
girl 50 that your honor can Determine
whether Il was voluntary act to show
that she acted upon the advice OF her friends
Riley and the girl Sadie Monroe-whom she knew
longer than she did anyone Ia Connecticut.
want TO bear on her, and want TO show what con-
nectt0n she had with Riley" Mr.. Peck testified
that Riley told Blanche II was best for her 70 tell
all that she knew and cut loose from the Nalleys.
The Interview lasted from half to three-quarters
OF an hour Riley advised her TO discharge her
Tu American Society Of cfvn Kngfneen called
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81. JOHNS, N. F., May la-The steamer Prussian
from Liverpool arrived here this morning. Or
Wednes lay afternoon. IN latitude ., longitude a.
away her figure head. portion of her headgear
and badly shattering her bowsprit. The shocl
was severely felt, but there was no excitement
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TROUBLE AMONG THE MINERS IN ALAsKA-The
Secretary of the Navy will not order the Wachu-
setts at Sitka, Alaska to quiet the reported trou-
bles among the miners at Harrisburg in that terri
tory. 1t would take nearly month for orders to
reach Commander Pearson. tt Is thought that
either he has already attended to the matter. or
that the miners have settled the difficulty them
selves. letter received at Portland, oregon,
e Siassa reoors Stne u AZ Mran n,
white men (miners), and that several were killed.
canoe was sent to Sitka to ask for aid from the
WachuSett.
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A MOTHER GOOSE RECEPTION AND FAN
~ DRILL. will be given at LINCOLN HALL, on
FRIDAY, May 10Th, at o'clock y. n., for the benefit
OF the Wesley Chapel Improvement Fund Tickets. 25
and so cents. Reserved seats at c. C.. Pursells book
Ptore, AZ 9Th street, without extra charge m1S2t
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The republican Senators held caucus this morn
ing and received the report of the committee ap-
pointed some time ago to I'LL the vacancies In COM
mittees caused by the retirement of Secretary
Teller. The report, which was adopted without
any opposition, assigned Senator Mitchell to the
Teller: Van Wyck to the craftsmanship OF the
committee on improvement OF the Mississippi river
and its tributaries vice Mitchell; MT. HOar to the
place on the judiciary committee held by Mr. Tel
Ter; Mr.. Window to the committee on railroads,
and Mr. Lapham to the place on committee on
patents formerly held by Mr. Window. The sub
ject Of the admission OF Dakota into the Union
was brought up. and some action looking towards
pressing the bill for consideration urged but as It
was near noon no action was taken. It Is prob
able that q caucus for the consideration OF this
question win be called very soon, perhaps next
week.
THE SENATE IN EXECUTIVE SESSION
yesterday postponed for week action on the con-
tested Pennsylvania nomination OF Samuel l.
Jackson, as collector OF internal revenue for the
Allegheny district This was done as matter OF
courtesy to Senator Mitchell, who had made ar
rangements to leave Washington last night on q
visit to Pennsylvania The previous part OF the
session was consumed by an incOmpleted conetd-
Grafton Of the contested case OF Lewis r Buckner,
nominated as collector OF internal revenue for the
Louisville, Kv., district Senator sherman made
speech against his nomination, {on the double
ground that the recently appointed incumbent
merits retention In once, and that tho Broaenf
nominee IS not t mAn for the paace4- 6 then
went over. g unnn1Dhed 0ustne1R
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| THE STATE DEPARTMENT has advices that Presi-
dent BarriOS, of the republic OF Guatemala, will
| visit the United States at an early date.
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THE STEAMER Rio GRANDE.-The signal observer
at Delaware Breakwater reports that the steam
ship Rio Grande steamed for New York at As a.
M, with all her passengers on board.
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MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VEssEIs.-The Shenan-
doah left New York for Boston yesterday. At Bos-
ton she will be put out Of commission. The Talla-
poosa left the New York navy yard Wednesday
evening for New London, Conn.
SECRETARY CHANDLER has not yet decided whom
he will appoint paymaster general, superintendent
OF the naval observatory, or member OF the light
house board, but he says he expects that all the
positions will be filled within the next week.
PROF. WIN. HARKNEss, Of the naval observatory,
has been ordered to Boston to superintend the
construction and repair OF instruments for the
transit OF Venus, on the completion of which he
Will return to Washington and resume his duties.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

PHnADELrHIA, Sept 2, lSs2.-Wheat,
sl.14al.l7. Corn, S4aS6e. Oats, 46a55.
Potatoes 45aG0 per bushel. Onions, $3.50
a2.75, per barrel. Virginia tobacco 9,alOI.
Hay, $I2al7 per ton. Butter, l6a35crs per
pound. Eggs 23a25cts doz. Chickens lila
l3cts per pound.
CattIe.-Cows. $3Oa65 beef cattle. extra
Tets; good 81; medium 5aa6; common, "A
~ I; fat cows. Sa4ss. Sheep 5a5s per pound
for 100 pound wethers. Stock ewes, 3s4ii /;
cu'ls 2aiaSa. Hogs, coed l2a; medium / Ia
l2cts.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, September l.-Cat-
tle-Receipts for week ending August 81.
s33 head through and 6276 head local I;
market dull prime, S6.15a7 good, $5.75
a 6; common, $4a5. Hogs-Receipts for
week. Il, ,575 head firm; Philadelphias,
$9a9 20; Baltimores. $s.20as.S Yorkers
S.75as.5O. Sheep-Receipts for week,
l6, 100 head dull; common to extra, $3.50
81 80 lambs, S4.50s5.50
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ATTENTION FARMERS

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Phosphate, just the thing for this
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William Sieber, and others, have used
it, and find it just the thing. The un-
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Phosphate and company. has tested
It for the last 2 years, and guaran-
tees it to do all that is claimed for it.
Further particulars given if desired.
Better examine this Phosphate before
purchasing elsewhere.
PHILIP HARLEY,
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July II 2mo.