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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.

THE Lectures viii commence on Monday, No
l. yember the 9th, and be continued, under the fol-
lowing arrangement, TO the middle Of March ensa-
ing,
Practice and Theory of Medicine, by Nathanle
Chapman, NJ. ID.
Chemistry, by Robert Hare, NJ ID.
Surgery, by William Gibson, NJ. ID.
Anatomy, by William f. IIorner, NJ. ID.
Institutes OF Medicine, by Samuel Jackson, NJ D
maera Medica aud Pharmacy, by George b.
Wood, NJ, D.
Obstetrics and the Diseases Of Women and Chill
dren, by Hugh l.. Hodge, NJ ID.
course of Clinical Lectures and Demonstrations
in connexion with the shove, is given al the Philade
phia Hospital.
Clinical Medicine by w. w Gerhard, NJ. d.
Clinical Surgery by Drs. Gibson and Iorner.
Clinical Instruction in Medicine is also given from
the lst day Of November 10 the 3lst day of March,
by DIR. Wood in the Pennsy lyania Hospital.
The rooms for Practical Anatomy will be opened
October LIST and continued so to the end of March.
They are under the charge of Paul Beck Goddard,
D., Demonstration, with supervision on the part
Of DR. IIprner,
W. f. HORNER, NJ d.,
Dean Of he Medical Faculty.
263 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia,
September 2, lSi3.
Sept. 4-2awdlo till Nov Is.
A GENCY AT WASHINGTON persons
"A who would save journey to the City, the UNI
peisibncu oicf lHtN scINlCts I'D atteuuNiy 10 uieN
commands for reasonable compensation They
will negotiate the sale purchase Of lands in any
part of the country, especially in The adoing counties
of the District, (of Maryland and Virginia trent
out purchase, sell out houses and lots in the Dis
rict-collect debts-serve notices-take dispositions
or do such other business as is required in their
line
The senior Of the concern being Justice Of the
Peace, and experienced in the taking of evidence for
distant Courts, that branch of their business will be
attended TO with despatch.
References. Hon. w c. Rives of Virginia, Hon.
r. J. Walker, of Mississippi; Hon w. s. Fulton, Of
Arkansas, Hon. John Reynolds, of Illinois; Hon.
VIM Smith, Warrenton, Va. Hon. Samuel Chiffon,
do; Maj. Chs. Hunton, do; Gen. Jno. II. Wallace,
do; b. Hooe and Geo. Brent Esqs. Alexandra, D. c..
Gen. Geo Rust and Wesley Cowles, Esq. Baltimore,
Md; Maj VIM. B Scott, DR.. Nj. C. Buck and Gen
A. Hunter, Washington DIR. Bohrer and II. w Til
ley, r. NJ Georgetown A. s. Tebbs and Tbos. p.
Knox, Leesburg, Virginia Chs. G. Chiffon aud Col.
w. Shields, Missouri; w. S. Pickett, Esq. New Or
leans; Gen. II. S. Fooe, Jackson, Mississippi Jno.
F. Duvall and Thos. Brown, Esqs. Tallahassee, Fa.
Washington, Oct. "a, ls43 nov 5-St
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NEW MUSIC.
lust RECEIVED, the following pieces Of New
j Music. at the old established store two door
cast Of 18th street, Pennsylvania avenue.
w. FISCHER
Loves tell talc-by F. VI Brown
Como with me TO Cedar freely +. ~ CROUCH
The wanderers dream Of homo--by = H. Brown
Return 10 me agaip---by Miss G. s. dorinski
Oh Boatman hsste-by g. Loder
Lsucothoc waln--by II. Bellman
Bower walu-by r. II. Brown
An,oinstte Walix-by Miss +. Blundsll
Linden Waltz by r. ". Brown
Oct 9 ...r H..I...
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CLOTHS, CAssIMERES, VESTINGS &c
WE have this day received large assortment of
w Cloths Cassimeres, and Vestings, which, IN
point of quality, price, and quantity, cannot be sur
passed in this market all OF which will be sold at the
loves. possible prices. We name s N P ar., c,on.
m A, medium do
~ do do blue do
10 do medium do do
40 do Invisible green, dahlia olive, brown,
and green cloths
o. do assorted Cloths, suitable for ladies'
use exceedingly cheap
25 do London, Plaid, and plain Tweeds
so do assorted Cassimeres, in fancy paids,
striped, figured, and plain
o5 do rich Cashmere Vestings
dozen rich Cashmere Scarfs
do low priced do
IS pieces silk pocket Hdkhs
10 dozen linen cambria do
Together with Gloves, Suspenders, Knit Shirts
and Drawers, and Hosiery Of every description.
nov 24-f ESTEP & CATLETT.
NEW MUSIC.
lust RECEIVED, the following pieces of New
y Music at The old established store two doors east
ofl2th street, Pennsylvania avenue.
Why so pensye Peri Maiden-by j. II. fully
Awake put on thy strength" celebrated anthem
Recitaiiye and air " Ewes Lamentation"-by M. T.
King
My happy home--J Blocklcy
Bessie Moore-by J. A. Getze
Nv heart returns 10 thee agan-by n. Proch
Thy name--sdapted by y. WeiaDd
They say that loves tickle hame-by A. Phillips
Go, call the doctor and be quick or anti calome
The girl Of seventeen I'm much to young TO marry
The broken yow--by Mrs. Hamilton
I've comes and goes speli--by Miss Reynolds
The shore-by G.. Weiss
Thou art loyeler, for the guitar-N A. Baldwin
Love can ne'er survive esteem, for the guitar
'"The WREATH collection Of waltzes and dances for
the guitar
Rondo mii,arie, for the guitar--by 7. Ernst
La file du regiment, ysse-by J. lnlio
Souvenir d'Adieu--by Beethoven
lie dernier soupir--by lierold
Cavalry Band MARKEDLY s. Glover
Gen Berrand's Quick-step--by r. Mcknstry
Grand March from Les Damans de la Couroune
Grand March--by s. Knaebel
Les Montagnards Contradances, by j. y. Hance
Old Dan Tucker as dance
les progress du eune pianiste, by C. Czerney
Cavatna from Beatrice de tcbda as Rondo
Two Romances-by w. V. Wallace.
La Chase, from Lucia de Lammoor--by J. G. Vic
reck.
Beatrice de Tenda, with variatons--by II. Herr.
Fou airs with variations for the nue--by Cottignie,
School for vocal music, composed, compiled and ar
ranged-by U. G. Hill. nov %
A LLlSON'S FRENCH REVOLUTION-Com
II plete--The 18th part of Allison, concluding the
work, thi, day received, diapers complee edition.
by ,. TAYLOR. This edition contains full and
complete ndex-tbs only one that has ys, appeared.
Complete for four dollars. nov Ia
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DALL FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE foOh,
Is AT a meeting of the Subscribers 70 VA III W
be ri ven for the relief Of the poor OF inc cay,
decided 10 give 80 Beae violent BALI on ihufsaAJ
evening the 30lh instant at the Washington Assem-
Div Rooms, when the following geasiemea were Sc
lected 10 act as managers for tEst oceasion'
MANAGERS.
Hon A. p. Upshur w w; Sea'on-"''o'
800, Henderson Walter Ienox
CENT r. G. Weightman John T. Towers
Gen'l Walter Jones . Masi
Major A. A. Nicholson d. Fisler
Major Geo. A. Walker John P Pepper
Col Peter Force Alex Lee
Col WIN. Hickey VIM H. Topping
Io.eph Gales Samuel Il. Ashby
Jobp @. Ryes John + Coyle
AZ Yonng Walter nj. Clarke
Thos. II. Blake J. D. Hoover
Major VIM B. Scott l.. G. Browne
Fdward simms Joseph b. Tate
iohn n. Hewitt Jno, g. Cunningham
Stan Murray j. Is. fhi'iips
Geo. w Phillips f. A. Harry
Mr. w W. Seaton, Esq. Mayor Of the city, having
consented TO act as Treasurer for this charitable pur-
pose, the receipts and above the expenses WIN
be placed in his hands.
sT5- Tickets 81, to be had at Mr. Fischers Music
store. F. Taylor's, Messrs. Paterson's, Delany $,
Stott's and Gilman's Drug Stores, Washington; and
at Linthicum's Drug Store, Georgetown
nov asst
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TN virtue Of the authority vested in the Executive
i by the 9th section Of the act Of Congress approx
ed 9Th May, 1892 entitled An act for ascertainng
claims and titles to land within the Territory OF
Florida, and the unrepealed portion Of the 9TH sec
ton Of the act Of Congress, approved Sd March,
1929, entitled " An act amending and supplementary
to the act for ascertaining claims and titles TO land
in the Territory Of Florida aud TO provide for the
survey and disposal of the public lands in Florida ~
notice is hereby given, that the Office Of Surveyor
General Of FLORIDA is to be removed from Tallahas-
see TO st. Augustine, as soon as the necessary
Engagements for that purpose can be made.
Special notice TO the precise date of the remov-
al will be given by the Surveyor General.
Given under my hand at The City OF Washington,
this sixth day of October, 4. d. lcl3
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President:
Tho. II. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of The General Land Qfiee.
Oct. - -law6w
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T oUDoN's ENCYCLOPEDIA OF GARDEN

COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, ID. G.
THE next session, Of six months, will commence
\ the first Wednesday Of November.
Tuition $40 w
Room, Library, Bed and Furniture II 90
Table, Lights and servants per week IS
a table is provided at ] 80
Students ,oho do moi board, pay for Tuition rs Oh
Library Room and Furniture IL 90
Fuel charged at cost Washing 81 per dozen.
matricuation fee Of $40 is paid admission TO
either Of the College classes. A small charge for
average damages
The College bills Of boarding student, exclusive
Of books and stationery, will not exceed sl77 per
annum at the cheaper table sl47.
Charges in the academy per quarter.
Tuition in Mathematics and Classics $40 90
common English branches, ) 90
Room bed, and furniture, 10 those Who
board, 90
Charges for board, fuel, and washing, same in
the col ege classes.
Students may be admitted at any time. Bills pay
able in advance half at the opening the balance at
the middle of the Session.
College Hill, October, ls43 oct 2J-ltdc4w
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FOR RENT

A PLEASANT furnished chamber, where there
"A are no children and entirely free from dust aud
noise The location is in 9Th, just above street
and TO person who is fond Of study and retirement
ii will be both pleasant and agreeable. Enquire OF
r. at th. Office. July ~ Hul
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nov. 25-eodtJan !
TO SpORTSMEN.

4 full-blooded female Setter Dog, four years old,
n well broke, will be disposed Of low, on apPiica
ton to NAM JUDAH
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MILLIONS PRACTICAL BEE KEEPER, or
wi Concise and Plain Instructions for the Manager
ment Of Honey Bees and Zee Hives, by John Milton
vol London, 1912, jus, imported by
f.. Taylor.
Aso--7he Bee Keepers Manual, Practical Hints on
the Management and Complete Preservation Of the
Honey Bee, by H. Taylor, | vol, London Mutt on
the Management Of Honey Bees, | vol; Smiths Es-
say on the Cultivation Of the Honey Bee, vo Bees
Pigeons, and Rabbits their Treatment in Health and
Diseases, by p. Boswell, vol; The American Poul-
t,y Book Practical Treatise, by Nj. X. Cock, vol;
Moubray on Poultry, Cows and Swine, their breed.
ing rearing, faitcning and general management
Mains Treatise on Poultry, vol, many engravings,
London and large and valuable collection Of books
on every branch Of agriculture and husbandry, many
Of them imported direct England, by r. Taylor, and
for sale at the lowest prices. oct 7
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CMALL FRAME HOUSE FOR RENT, on L
- east Of 9th street, nearly now, at IS per monti
TO a careful tenant Possession at pleasure. Appl,
to JOHNSON 4 CALLAN.
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opFICE OF U. $. CLOTHING & EQUIPAGE, !

OrFICE OF U. s. CLOTHING s EQUIPAGE,l
Philadelphia, Nov. 25th lS43
C,EALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- Office, until 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, of the TENTH
DAY OF JANUARY NEXT for furnishing by con-
tract, the following Army Supplies and Materials,
deliverable at the United States Clothing and Equi-
page Depot Schuylklll Arsenal in equal monthly pro-
horizons on or before the LIST day OF July, 1874, viz
1000 Army Blankets, s. feet long, 5 feet wide,
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NEW MUSIC.
TUST received the following pieces Of New Music,
y at the old established Store, two doors east OF
18th street, Pennsy lysnia avenue
w. FISCHER.
Oh, come 10 me--by F A. Rawlings.
Forget thee by Jane Holman.
My happy home-by J. Blockey.
The promised hour-for the guar-by II.
DerwoH.
Sound, sound our horns-from "Amelier--for the
guitar
Corinthian Waltz.
Souvenir de varsovie valse-by A. Henselt
L'Aragonaisc vase-by ID. +. +. Aubcr.
GabreIsky's six polonaises-arTsnged for two
flutes.
kulnerS light do do do do
Berbignier's airs-from La Dame Blanche, do do
Wiess' studio on modulation-for the flute.
Walkers airs-from La ayadere-arranged for
two flutes. oct 26
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4UUU Uniform caps, Dragoon anu lmahliy
Hair Plumes Red and White
Bands and Tasses for Dragons
Metal CAP Equipments for Dragons, Artillery and
Infantry
Pompons, Artillery and Infantry
Shoulder Straps, Artillery and Infantry
s (brass) for Dragons
Epaulettcs, N C. s., Artillery and Infantry
Worsted Sashes Crimson and Yellow
Binding and Cord of all kinds
Buttons Dragon, Ordnance, Artillery, and lnian-
try, vest
Infantry, coat
10000 pairs Laced Bootees, 3 sizes Qarge)
500 doz pairs Wooden Half Stockings, sizes
Coors-National
Regimental, Artillery and Infantry
Guidous Dragons
FEELING Axes
Hatchets
Spades
Drums, complete, Artillery and Infantry
Casks for year, from lst April next
All of which must be Of domestic manufacture
and must conform in quality, and all other respects
TO the standard patterns sealed in this Office by which
all supplies furnished on contracts will be tested,
samples of which for wooden and cotton cloths, viii
be sent by mail with any additional information upon
the ,ubject which may be desired by manufacturers
wishing to offer proposals.
Contracts will be based upon accepted proposals Tor
the faithful fnflment Of which two or more securi-
ties will be required. Letters containing proposals
should be endorsed proposals 10 furnish supplies and
Materials and addressed TO
HENRY STANTON,
Assistant Quarter Master General, U. 5. A.
nov 2i-2awt jan s.
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Angus, 25lh, l843.
S3UO REWARD.

THORNTON III. FREEMAN, late Postmaster at
Carrollton, Missouri having escaped from the
tody of Weston r. Burcb Esq, u. S. Marshal for
the District of Missouri, by whom he had been
rested on charge of having committed several de-
predations upon the mail and there being strong
presumptive evidences Of his guilt
do hereby, in addition TO the reward of $50 al
ready offered on behalf of the Post Office Depart
mcnt by the Special Agent, offer reward Of TWO
HUNDRED AND PITY for the rearrest Of said
FREEMAN and returning him 10 the custody Of
the said Marshal securing him in custody until the
said Marshal can reclaim him.
C. A. WICKLIFFE,
Postmaster General.
Posr Orricn DEPARTMENT, Nov. s, lS43.
Madisonian Washington, ID. c.; kentuckian,
Louisville, Ky. Missouri Reporter, and Old School
Democrat, ST. LOUIS, will please copy and forward
their accounts 10 the Post Office Department.
nov S-w3m
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NOTICE
Oct 4-law6w

NOTICE
In relation 10 The remordi Of The Office of he
Surveyor General from Tallahassee 10 81.
Augustine.
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IoofEks NEW NOVEL, +" The Wysndo,t
" Expected this day, viii be for 'als by y. ihf'
LOR. a volumes, price 50 cents sep5
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CLOTHS, CAsslMEREs, VESTINGs, &c,
WE have this day received large assortment OF
w Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vestings, which, IN
point of quality price, and quantity, cannot be sur
passed in this market all Of which will be sold al the
loves, possible prices. We name IN part
G...ah Il NcIh nj
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A LLISON'S FRENCH REvOLUTION-Com
II plete--The 18th part of Allison, concluding the
work this day received, diapers complete editioo,)
by ,. TAYLOR This edition contains full and
complete nde1-tbs only one that has yet appeared.
Complete for four dollars. nov Ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-19

MARYLAND COAL---A short time since a e.,
go OF cea' from Maryland was shipped al George
iown ior New York. being the first brought doom
on the Chesapeake and Ohio canal. and 90 shipp.d
~ 'he companies engaged In mining in AlIerany
co The following opinion Is oppressed ar !, ~
enc who he's used and tested IL:
"A few days ogo. the Maryland MINING com,..
ny sent their 6rsi cargo Of Cumberland coaI f,nr.
Maryland 10 This city. II was We believe consion.
ed 10 LANG a Randolph. We have since "a arri-
val received hall ton for the purpoae Of tesn0 IN.
qualities a. an article Of domestic fuel We have
dSIe So We have tried il m every shape Cor about
week or ten days. asd we pronounce ii 10 be, with
out The Feasibility Of doubt The best species Of bisn
minous cosi 10 The world. d 10 equally as infla,ns
bic a. the best English coal much more lasting. and
gives oui greater degree Of heat without 20 much
ashes and without unpleasant smoke. indeed ~.
have no donbi that u the canals and railroads. and
stber means Of communication between the mines
and ne coesi are furnished this coal will eniirslv
supersede The importation Of Enrli.h % any osb.r
species Of coal. Iis superiority s bcvond doah,
Fur al purposes Of domestic fuel and as an arcls
ior the supply Of steamboats,. IL will Ne have n,
dOubi be pfoierrsd % any c0al in England. Tb,,
. really mine Of wealth IN Maryland, and ,bs
sooner me coal boughi in lsrgs qssftiios 10 THE
market, the beilef Coz all cla.sea We uoder.,.,.l
that The company vii be able 70 sell IL 81 s6-ahou,
one third less Than The price Of Eneisa coal n !.
really very superior and beautiful coai."
The ahovs. which is from the New York Herald
Goes not more Than do justice 20 the qualify Of The
coal from the mines of our Stale Tb- eroeri.nr,
Of those capsule Of judging has long since demo,-
sirsied ihai The CaIaberlsnd coal ,Tss not of.,,o,
10 any oihor coal ussd u the ssms description. sod
the belief hes been Thar asoo o. u syas u..sbi
~ INTRODUCES q into De Ahsniic markets. H. erect
ienes would 20 commend IL 70 general use, that ne
mot constant ererOns Of hose IN fheifr.Ss oyosid
oe reqn'fed 70 Keep supply on hand. By the shove
We can observs he reception Of the 6r.. sa,.o n,
sas been Eied ard mnre than met the ornscfsioo m
those who irisd H. The truth H. that Ire oo.l f,r
ne mines IN Alsgany. II NOT supsrisr. = nos int
fiof 10 any m he world, and Ell lhai = rsonirs5 /.
ih,i q b once niFodueso iaio ne naarksl' IN so
c,sns fs..'ss' p supply demand. ils pssspon 10
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VIII. Mr. upshur wfir,sa brief reply
10 Gen. eAlmonte's letter in which he
says, the latter employs isoguage squitc
40 sfroog as diplomatic courtesy wilt al
low lie does not leeI called upon OF
Their 20 affirm or deny the charge, and
add<s
As to the threat OF war, made in ad
vance, and an the name and b., the ex
press OF the Mexican Government, the
undersigned reminds General Al
monte that il is not the first nor the
second timc that Mexic,, has given the
same warning to the United States under
similar circumstances. The undersigne
had hoped that the manner ian which these
threats have heretofore been received d
treated. had clearly shown to the Next
can Government the light Ina which they
are regarded by that OF thu u. Stale
The undersigned has now My TO add,
that as hts Dove ment has not : in times
past dune anything inconsistent with the
iust claims of Mexico, the Prssi.ient sees
no reason to suppose that Congress will
suner its po,icy 10 be affected by the
ihrea's al that Governnent, The Pres
idsnt has full reliance ON the wisdom &
justice OF Congress aud cannot sntici-
pate that any occasion will arise To for
b'd his hearty co operation in whatever
Pohcy that 10 y may choose TO pursue
either towards Mexico or any other Pow
err
ia conclusion, the undersigned re
minds General Almonie that this Gov
ernnont 10 under no necessity to learn
irom that OF Mexico what is due TO il.
own honor or to the rights Of other na
tisns' IL Is therefore quite unnecessary
In 4 General Almonte, in mis- future com
nunications TO this Department, should
ai'nooish this Government eiiher,to re-
sPect It's duties or 10 take care Of It's rep
u,anon Ia any contingency which the
Mexican Government may choose TO an
ticpA-e.
TX Gen Almnnte. in reply. say. thai
VIZ Upshur entirely apprehends hin
'ftnd writes nearly column to show in
what. de refers 10 the ..official iourn Al
OF the US. G"verument Cor evidence o.
the in'entIoa charged. and says, "ths,
neither be nor his t;overnmeni have in.
tended, and that 1t should not have been
supposed that they would have intended
toicast imputstions upon the LsgIsla tive
body, aad much sess To admoaish the Ex
ecutIve rs TO i,s duties HE says he
should highly value formal decia ra,
uon' TO the effect that no design Of an
nsxing Texas TO the United States wa,
entertained by the American Govern
ment.
Il Mr. Upshur closes the correspon-
dence by showing at length that he die
mlsundersfand Gen AIrnon,.-k. =
cePts his disclaimer, but declines to max,
any such d.sssowal as is asked, because
u Is not In his power to do so. In con
sequence, however ofthe attitude Of Ne.
ico. he DIES ex pliciiy declare that Tex
US Is to Do regarded as an independent,
power, and that sfhe Government o.
the United States there(ore. Gill not con
sider rit necessary TO consult any 9th
or nation in It's transaction with hel
Government-s 80
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In noticing the sudden stoppaee OF The
New York Gazette, Calhoun paper the
Express says;
I'm the establishment OF new journal
parties arc apt 10 calculate that they can
jump into the same patronage that Others
ENJOY, who have been from ten to twen-
~ years IN securing their position, This
experience teaches. is a mistake. We
DO not know ola single large paper that
Is DOW IN existence that did not sink fully
city thousand dollars before il met with
suinelent patronage TO pay it's way. Nor
VI possible Tor any journal TO start
without an expenditure and loss of al
LEAST tifty thousand dollars, and if we
should say hundred thousand we
should Do probably nearer the mark
then,!siter the start, years OF industry
must determine whittier this sum can
ever be made good"
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fr'n shsi We hsar fsyo schsu,,. n, c,r,oi.,;o.
ne e,nai' viz b brouEhi bsfprs ne L.ei.laIurs
~ winters one By he friends o. me Canal fgf ths
'aie % Withdrew her lines apo the revenue ~ M.
Cenei, 20 - . enable ne Canal Company 10
,.'t'o eeam ~ money sufacisni 10 oompisis ths
re eihsr = 70 ssi ne SAFES inisres IN
theCansl snd or ne purchas.rs =, eui.h m .c.,.i
ne h'faes pisn sosi5 psrbaps ~ rnasi accsmaksl
= ~ peop,e q this eesiiun ~ ne aiats Thav
..'.iSe ne idsa u ihs work bslns cav ofher shan
ssals ~ork, nov hai Aaryiaad has - 'ers.i sh.r,
~ u.--CE@5szlanS cssif,aa