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BALTIMORE, Sept. -.
THE ALLOCUTION
sr HIS HOLINESS Plus VII. re
THE EMPEROR BONAP.4RTE.

ne II IPE ROR BON4P.fRI'E
Since the time, when by the decree of pro.
v'dence, Notwithstanding our unworthiness,
we were invested with the sovereign ponti-
Hcatc, you have heen a witness of our wish
for the peace of the Catholic Church-You
have been witness of our wishes for
the spiritual reace of the French people
and OF our paternal condescension-You
nave been witness OF the benefits, which
we have conferred on the Gellican church,
yourself and your subjects-You have been
q witness that under all the circumstances.
we nave ieAt ourselves, as far as lay in our
power, to all the concessions and concentrate.
with the French Empire and kingdom of l.
tally: In fine, you have been a witness of
Ahc immense sacrifices which we have made
60 the detriment of our people, for the bene-
at q the rcpose of the French & Italian ma
1ions; ana which are such, that our sub
5ects already in misery are unable to pro.
cure the means of subssScnce-You howe
yer, IN return for so many favors, have not
eeased to fill our heart with bitterness
60 reduce us TO the greatest ektrcmities
under false PretenceS and to harrass our
conscience. In return for the ecclesiastical
eoHcordat, you have not ceased to seek TO
sestroy 1t by separate laws, called organic.
You have made to us propositions, calculated
TO that effect, and irreconcieable with The
morality of the gospel and with the unalter-
able mSkims of the universal Catholic
shurch. In return for these benefits the
states of the Holy See have had to support
the enormous burden of your troops. in such
way, that since the year 1901 up to the
present time, they have wasted five milf
ems Of Roman crowns, without keeping the 60
Tenn promise of Reimbursement by the KING.
dom OF Italy. IN return for these sacrifices
you have despolcd us of the Dutcliics of
Benevento and of PoDte Corvo, under nro-
snises of indemnifying the Holy Sec. in the
most generous manner. Ia return for our
1ondescension, you have demanded our sane
ton to articles contrary to- the law Of natl
Sns. to the unity & the cannons of the CHURCH
10 the good Of the Catholics of other k,n,'
Homs. and destruction of our independence
end OF the liberty of the church To ac.
eompiish these designs, you have invaded az
ALI enemy, not our states Only, but tile estates
given 70 the Apostolic See by the pietv and
generosity OF snyereigns for the most tart
Freuch, states cons Grated to the indet,en
s2Bcc and to the liberty Of the Successor, ri
81. Peter, and confirmed TO the common o..
,hcr o! ali the faithful, by ali the CatboIic
pihces, daring eleven centuries of po.sessi
ca, in s.der that the common father ,ni.,b,
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ARTHUR WELLESLEY.
FRENCH COMMERCIAL DECREE.

FKENNH COMMENCIAL DEGREE.
A Liverpool paper of July %, contains the
following article, which appears to admit a
greater latitude of indulgence than WAS con-
templated in the decree, rs originally pub
ished here.
% In pursuance of a Decree dated Paris.
10th inst. add issued in Holland the middle
OF last week, American vessels are permit
ted to discharge their cargoes. to be aispo.
ed OF only to the subjects of the King os
i1oiiaud, who are strictly prohibited from
transhipping, or sending by any means the
merchandise to The ports of France, unless
authorised by the certificate of the French
Consul. On the other hand the French
Consul is made responsible that the colonial
aad other produce be tracshipped. or sent,
shall not be of the growth of any colony. OF
soil, under the dominion or controul of tho
British Government.
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NEw-YoRK, September Cove stop the
press at one o'clock this morning. to announce
the arrival, below, OF the ship Triton. Capt.
Henderson. She sailed from Liverpool the
18th of August. and brings London papers to
the 18th.
These papers contain the official particu.
lars OF the battle fought in Spain on the 9th
and 2Sth July. The intelligence reached
London on the 14th August. and the Park
and Tower guns fired ON the occasion-an6
the following official note was sent to the
Lord Mayor:
Do7uning-sfreet, 18th .fugnst, 1909.
My Lord-I have the honor to inform
Your Lordship. that the enemy having as
sembied on the Alberche all his forces in
that part of Spain. consisting of the corp.
OF Victor and Sebastian, aud of or 5000
troops from Madrid, the whole under the
personal esr1tHand of Joseph Bonaparte, as
sisted by Marshals Jourdan and J,ctor, and
Gen. Sebastiairi, attacked the combined
armies posted at Talavera, on the 9th a. d
20th uit. The efforts of the enemy were
chiehy directed against the British troops,
and have the satisfaction to acquaint your
Lordship, that on both days he was defeated
with the most distinguished gallantry, and
compelled To retire,oVer the Alberche, with
u,
| ces of cannon, and FIVE standards A 'victo-
iry 50 glorious to his Majesty's arms. has not
been purchased without severe loss on our
part. We have to lament the less of Major
General Mackenzie, Brigadier General
Langwortii. and many other gallant officers
who have fallen on this occasion. Tie tota,
loss OH both days is stated to be in killed
Sol wounded 5913; missing 55S The
French Generals Lapisse and Moriot are
killed; Generals Sebastian and Bou'et.
wounded.
q" i have the honor to be, &c. -,
CASTLEREAGH."
$. The Right Hon. Lord Mayor"
a Gazette extraordinary was published on
the 18th, with the official dispatches from
Sir Arthur WELLESLEY.
The surrender of Flushing was reported
but no official advice had been received.
1t was reported in Spanish papers of the
31st OF July, that Vanegas had captured Ma
drid.
Sir James Saumares's squadron had made
a successful attack on Archangel, and look
100 ships in the harbor. laden with tallow &
other valuable commodities
The Emperor of Austria had repaired to
S.ampsin, to accelerate the conclusion of
the negotiations for peace 1t was reported
that Congress would be held at Presburg,
to settle the terms or peace.
Nothing of American affairs.
The Triton reports, that the Henrietta
Charlotte. was to sail from I.ondon on the
2lst OF Aug. for N. Y....Wew YORK Gazete.
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render of public property of all description.
Is included.
Art. v. All the sick and wounded shall be
left to the humanity of the general until their
recovery. Answer.-Granted.
Art. vi. The inhabitants of the town of
Veer shall continue to enjoy all their privi-
leges. aud their particular property shall be
respected. and shall, if they choose, be al
lowed to leave the place. This privilege
shall likewise be granted to all the women
OF the garrison. AnS.-Granted.
esigned) a. NJ. FRASER,
Aient. Gen. commanding the troops before
Feer.
G. RICHARDSON,
Senior Naval Officer.
V. BOGART,
Commandant of Garrison of Vc-r
-, Ii true eohy.l
(signed) I. CAREY.
Lieut.. Col. Mil. Sec
veer, August 1, 1889.
!. Number OF prisoners taken at Ter veer,
Slo.
T. CAREY
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Lieut.. Col. Military Secresar,
fExTRACTS FROM RETURNS

fEXTRACTS FROM RETURNS.1
Total officer, 2 serjeants. drummers,
Al rank and file, killed; Is officers, Is SER
Jeants, drummer, lS4 rank and file, wound
ed; 81 rank and file missing.
Names OF officers killed and wounded
killed--Sd Bat. LIST foot, Lieut.. d. NJ
Lean.
Wounded-3d Bat. LIST foot, capt. John
Wilson, Lieut.. Jackson, and Volunteer J. p.
Orury, slightly; bat 35,h Foot, Capt.
Iisslel. slightly; Capt Frederick dangerous
ly; 6Sth Foot, the names of the three of
hcers wounded. not specified in the return :;
"a bat Sd foot. Lieutenant Reed, slightly,
Lieutenant Pratt dangerously; s5th Foot.
the name of the officer wounded not mention
ed in the return.
Staf-2Sth Foot. Captain Fotheringham
DEPUTY assistant Adjutant General. slightly !:
10th Foot. Brig Gen. Browne, slightly !;
S2d Foot. Captain Browne, Aid de- Camp to
Srlgadier Gen. Houston, slightly.
ROBERT LONG,
Col. Ad. Gen.
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reinforsenents sending to her assistance,
have miscarried.
A new Ambassador from England Che
Marquis of WELLESLEY had arrived at Ca
dir.
| The French consul lately arrested at Al
giers. has been released, and has arrived at
Marseieles.
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M1DpIEnuReU Aurs 1900


: My Lord-Since my letter of Yesterdays
date, L have received intelligence from lieut..
general Sir John Hope, of his having occu-
pied Baltz, and taken possession of the whole
island OF South Beveland. / have also the
satisfaction to ecquaint your lordship, that
upon the batteries being prepared to open,
the fortress of Remarkins surrendered this
evening, and have the honour to inClose the
articles of capitalization.
] have the honor to be- &c.
(Signed) CHATHAM.
TO Lord Viscount Castlereagh, &c.
Terms Of Capitalization cftke Fortress Ora
NAPKINS, Sd august, 1909.
Article l. The garrison surrenders prison
ers of war, with every thing that belongs to
the fortress, whether ammunition, cannon
or government stores belonging to the French
and Dutch, of every sort and kind.
Art III. The garrison will lay down their
arms this moment, and are to be disposed of
rs the British government chooses, and as
has been the custom of war.
Art. III. The officers will be allowed to
keep their swords, and will. with their SOL
uiers, be permitted to keep their private bag
gage.
(Signed) ALEX. M. FRASER,
Lit Gen. commanding his B: Ms.
troops before Ramarkins
WOUNIER, capt CONT.
II true eohy.]
1t. Col. Mil. Sec. =.
4arrison taken-2 captains, 1 Lieutenant.
= serieants. Corporals, 2 drummers, III
Priyates.-Total 1877.
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DOWNING STREET, August IS.
Dispatches of which the following are copies
and extracts, were this day received at
the office of Lord Visconnt Castlereaeh
one OF his Majesty's principal secretaries
OF state, FROM lieut.. general the right hon.
Sir Arthur Wellesley K, 3. dated Tala-
vera, July %,
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BosToN, Sept. 2o, 1909.

Yesterday arrived the brig Governor Sum.
mer, Capt. Hillard. from Alicant and CT
braltar, with papers from the latter place t,
the 5th of Aug. containing the following in
teresting information.
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! r,.ne,tg On boAsd. harias been IA

|,.ai.b property On boAsa harias been N
Iot'sp0aal s5e, osle, ffoR rhiladslphia, de-
ouP for adjudication, the captain prlson-
PlDsa - on account ofi,is being born IN Ire.
o. ~. ,'sry considerhim British subject and
20 a., the laws of England dc not allow OF
spencer Of Baltimore. =.
i.S Vessels in BALLAST bound to Russia,
ass not recoileetsd. $,
p as;n RooDy and Bc;sey, put IN IN dis1ress,
!. .p men condemned.
p ~. orig George, NJ Kinnon, q days
AK Kingston, Jam. ballast. Lett there l5rh
E0@ brig Merrimack, to sail next Gay
's s,syaaaa; seh'r Ores hound of Baltimore,
a.din tor adjudication, tfied and cleared'
arr. sneaces 2ooo dollars, obliged to give
= ~ ~ s answer an appe 4; and a numocro OF
|o'S, The brig Chsll lite, OF Philadelphia,
1e.I sri,s belonging to New York, were de-
y ; me aar5or by the Pofyphemns D..
Plass Oh Patuxent passed brig
l'ax;;ap 60 capt. Tenant.
= = f. E
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la
SHIP ,AM7H1 NEWS.
Port Of alexandria.
SHIP
Port Of Alexand7-aa.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Brig Hunter, Captain Borrowdale, =
days from Martinique-ballass-Js. Pat
ton.
August 25. Lat. 20, 81. spoke the brig
John, Captain M'Iutire, from Alexandria
for Jamaica, IL days out.
August %. Lat. 20, SO, spoke brig Ed
ward, Captain Boston, Of New York, from
Savannah, days out, bound to jamaica
three men sick on board and had lost three
fourths of her deck load in the Gulph
Stream.
September 8. Lat. 81, 20, Spoke a schr.
from HAVANA, 10 days oat, bound to Bos-
ton.
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September ~.
PUBLIC SALE.


Uader decree Of the honorable the circuit
court of the district Of Columbia, neid atAiex-
andyia, the subscribers will expose to public
sale at the cotfee-house on The 18th day Of.
next month, on credit of sixty and ninety
days,
Aa Und;viasdnoiety ofa reist q 49, IS
bsr a'uiRna,
Payable fer ever, charged on a lot OF ground
situated at the intersection Of Wolfe and u
nion-streets, land extending seuthwardly along
the west side of Union street one hundred ana
fifteen feet, and westwaraly along the south
side Of Wolfe street sixty two feet six inches
The payment of this rent is scared by valus
able permanent Improvements on the lot.
And if from the sale of the above rent
charge the sum required by the decree Of
the court cannot be raised-the subscribers
will then proceed to sell, at the same place,
and ON the same credit
One undivided .seventh Part efsthes reuersion
mJee, s.
E xpectant on the death of Jane Roberdeau,
widow Of Daniel Roherdeau, deceased in the
following Lots, .tha: is to. say. one Lot on
the east side of Water street between Wolfe
aid Wilkes streets, in front on Water
treet 81 feet inches, IN depth rs feet,
and bounded on the north by an alley 4
feet wide--On Ibis LOT is erected handsome
and convenient story brick dwelling house,
with the. usual out-hon es And two other
lots adjoining each other On the west side of
Union-st between Wolfe and Wilke-streets,
in front on Uaion-street forty one feet, in
depth one hundred and twenty five feet.
r. |. Taylor.
/ Cuthbert Powell.
September 8. 1891 !
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Comb Mandatory
AND
Fancy Store.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his
1 friends and the public in general, that
he has purchased the STOCK and STORE
of GOODS of Mr.. John Dufey, and is carry
ing on the CONCENTRATING in Its various
branches, in the sap,e estab lshed stand, III
Royal-streets near the City Hotel, where ne
has general assortment of Ivory, Aortoise-.
shell and Horn Combs, with variety OF other
Fancy Goods, VIZ Jewellery, Pen-A Knives,
Scissors, Razors. Duff's Patent Razor Strops
good qualify Windsor Soap, &c RitlHe
Whips and Walking Canes of -aln.ost eve
~ description, Looking Glasses With sit and
mahogany frames. mahogany and paper
frame Dressing Glasses, with and without
drawers, with variety OF German Goods
and other articles not enumerated, which he
will sell BY wholesale or retail on moderate
terms, to those VINO viii favor him with their
custom,
8 Or,iers from the country will be thankful
ly received and puu,tnaly attended to-
Thomas Mount.
September IL. Nv
~ with to take a YOUNG
Man t.iat can come well recommended, 10
learn the Drusgis' business
William Harper, Jun.
September s. dtt
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COURAGE AMERICANS! g
The spirits OF those heroes, who expired,
Massacred at Boston and at Lexington, 3
Are this day witnesses of your renown;
SuspendeaN'ei' this hill let them hehold
Vengeance inflicted On their murderers
Let's give them IN their names another iirc,
And in. their ears shout LIBERTY on
DEATH. '"'-
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alfradrria Daiip Gazette.
Z Tuesday, SEPTEMBER -.

r,.r me Boston Pallaii,en, Sept. $
~ me Evelina, which arrived yesterday
HaI;fax, we received papers to the
ss III, There had been no recent arrivals
s,rhat place from Europe.
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ATTENTION.

A Legionary Court IF Enquiry will be
held at the Cour. House on Thursday the
18th instant, at 10 o'clock in the morning.
for the hearing of appeals and performing
other duties required BY law.
By ordu,
P. TRIrLETT, Adiutans
Cd L. NJ. L. &.
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IN COMMON COUNCIL,
September A, 1903.

OePfeMoef 4, 1879.
Ordered, That Charles Mcknight, Henry
Nicholson and Daniel Mcleod, be COM
missioners to hold an election in the second
ward on Friday the 18th inst. at the Coan-
Gil Chamber, to elect member OF the Com.
mon Council for saidward, in the place OF
James M'Guire, resigned.
ADAM LYNN, &C,
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Claiborne; but /, Is withshe despeatsegret,
we have seen that he has not only suppress.
ed our complaints but toldto the world that
the French inhabitants of Louisiana were
friendly TO the American governments adj
mired its laws, and respected its citizens.--
And this is not all, many of the very men
of whom we complained have been appoints
ed to Office both civil and military. GOD
knows what will be the result. Our APP
prehensions increase with the knowledge Of
conspiracy at the head OF which.is Lie
Blanquc, whose emissaries here have lately
been so active as to convince US that the
msditated blow will speedily be struck"
NEw,YoRK, Septembere.
Yesterday arrived at this port the ship
Young Factor, Coffin, in ~ days from Bel
fast and the schooner Morning Star,Smith,
rs days from Cad:z but neither OF these
arrivals have furnished US with any poilti-
news. >
Capt. Coffin, from Belfast, brought no.
papers later than the 14th of July I; and capt
Smith sailed from Cadiz, on the els, July,
but did not bring any Spanish newspapers
or verbal news.
We understand, letter received by the
Morning Star, from Cadiz, states, that the
Junta of Spain had passed decree, per-
uniting the expectation of grain. flour,
rice, beans and peas, tree of duty, from
all countries not at war with Spain -
and that the quarantine on vessels with bills
of health, in the months of July, August
and September, was reduced TO days.
and totally repealed for all the other months
of the year.
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To conclude with the. death Of general .War--
ren The last scene, IN (Which rhe Aums,, sed hc1-
70 eafires, u1A dlsttay a group eraetfy iouta-
'ips OF the eele6rated Picture (6y 7rumtaAj
q The death Of sensrai Waryea. Ss.ei,f
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~T~HE President ana Dir ctors OF the Great
Hunting Creek BIidsc Cemp-nY, viii
receive proposals until fri'iay hex to' maxi.
ing a road from the west Cnd o. the ulldge
across the sunksn ground 10 The fast LAM, in
the direction the road is It prrsent opened,
the distance IS aoont $40 5aras, the roaa to be
made in the following manner:--
The road 70 be thirty feet wide in every
par: and to be secured on each Side with a
crush waiting, iour1eet hi h and allied in with
brush and earth, three feet abpve the present
surface, and rounded III tie middle to 4 rise
OF twciv- inches-the work 10 be completed
by the is, day Of November next, AMI. to
have regular ascent 80 lard on tic bridge.
By ord-r Of me Board,
John Hooif, Secretary.
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For the assembling the Clans ofthe Camp.
bells and bfacleans.

For the assembling the Clans ofthe Camp
bells and bfacleans. :
Act I'd. Scene Sd. Ayicw OF the Sea al.
most total darkness; rains and peals OF thun.
der at intervals, preceded by flashes Of light
ming, by the light of which the Lady is dis,
CO, cred on the Rock, wringing her hands
and waving her handkerchief; after some
time Fisherman and his Son are seen by
lightning at sea, cndea,oring to gain tho
rsck, but seemingly in vain the storm en-
ereases, and the boat appears 10 be oyess
whclmed by the waves. s. - "f@'-'
Scene eth. The Highlands. Gathering -
that is, the sounding to arms is heard IN ma..
ny places; men quickly appear on the noun
tains clothed in the Scotch costume. Tho
different clans ofthe !Campbelis and the Mac
leans collect, and gradually encrease In num-
bers. The Piebrach, or warlike music, ap.,
pertaining to each ciaA, is played as they se-
perately march.
Mock Funeral of Lady .Maclean. Both
parties prepare for the assault Lady Mac,
lean enters, her Lord receives her in his
arms. Both parties sheathe their swords ani
become friends. - -
~ Box one olIar--pitt three uarters
of doIIar-Gallery half dollar hiidren'e
Tickets to the Boxes half t'ollar
~ Tickets to be had al the Office of MT
Snowden, at Mr.. Caton's and at the Theatre.
fit Doors will open at six-curua;a ,is (
quarter before sersp s'GlscEs
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or Printing in all It's variey meats
y sxse@td atMis Nee. -
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vsS5E COMMISSIONERS, Tor shat purpose
{ appointed, hereby give notice that Oh
the second DAY Of next FajriaS APrii coaif'
t,Ay will attend at Fairfax Court House, foF
the PURPOSE Il letting, TO the lowest o'ader'
.,e hsiaing and erecting tai! and 5'l3tor !, :
House. for tie sai.l coan,y, the plan OF ~isich
and the specification o. the size and ,
IN which the wof,k is to be done, ioay be seen
by any DESTROYS thereof, 10y aFplicat'nn TO Mf'
Richard Rascsiffe. The building TO os com
nletea iH SIX months from the time Q, settiP s,
Pond with approsed secarty sl'l be required
from lhe Gndewsker ~
Tie money being now ready, pa'i -. 80
be .dsaaceJ on execstlon 81 the o0na' en-
other sasments made ~ she woss progresses
to be agreed on .0
/ .xh 90 saw4w
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t. Entertainments,

4HE subscriber respectfully Informs his
friends and tie public generally, that he has
opcped House Of EDtestsiDTe't fof 4skaVel-
iers aud Gti.srs, al Colchester fei9Y 2pPo-
site sqeodbradge, svbors he viii Keep 2 con~
stant supply CO p i:ateves apay be Relessaiy III
his line for ths accommodation OF those VINO
may favor thcpl with their cqst.00sss,ls 81 ihE
'''''' W. MILAN
March II,
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THIS is 10 give sottee That the s''ioscri,
j, -. A,exandtia co.inty, ID tte district OF
Columbia. have obtained from the Orphans
CO., &c said County letters ,essa;nsntaiy
~ I've estate of Col Rob e kooe, sate Of
- county Aforesaid, merchant, deoe &sed,
III ,,,eesoDs l,avigg. Gains against the SAID de-
eeased, are heseey warmed 10 exhibit the
sa,ae. with the vouchers ;he:eos, to fae SUB
scribers, o. O. before The 18th day o. Dept
next or they may by law BE excludes rom
al benefit % said cstate--aoe those ihoe"t !.
thereto arc repaired 70 MAKE ''omea;a's pay
r,ert ~ or dow 81
: !. S John Msncaste'-.
James II. Hooe.
Executors.
Or sIawsY
s.al( .
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March
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1--WE ROBBERS, Forty Thieves, Jew OF
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Pow. Fortress Of Sorrento, Chrononsotontho-
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Blue Beard, Lock aad Key, Darhy $ he ~. M
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Would if lie t.oa!ll, Tears and smiles, Adnan
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F[l,,;c Be,ronc Dull care. A3tigitha. Worid.
IoW 10 grow Rlcb, Man c! Iog'itu4e.
1852,
The Military Mcntor, being series Of
Letter. recently written from general otf'eer
70 t.i5 son-2 vols boards price 81.
Crabhe's Poems. highly spoken OF BY the
British Reviews asa ssork oftAe hrst melt
price, bound, 81.
March, 90,
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