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The New York Journal Of Commence says that the
story Of the sinking of the Grand Cayman Island
near Cuba, by earthquake, is without foundation
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gains 0hat Is vastly ral,sable The right 10 ship Them
The terms colonial productions 10 Great Bri
lain a,sd her colonial POSSESSIONS
These great and important advantages viii pro-
badly double the ralue u thai extensive rgtoa and
make II one OF the most popuh'us and flour .shing
portions Of the State. Estimated BY a mere money
ed standard, these advantages are worth, he would
suppose all Ae res Of the territory claimed by Maine
ioiihola them II TO this be added the sum Of about
s2OO,OOO TO be paid her for the expense of dc
lending her territory, and $500 900 to her and Massa
ehusetts in equal moieties, in consequence OF their
assent TO the boundary aud the equivalents received
II must be apparent that Maine has mol made a bad
change IA accepting the treaty compared with the
award as lar as her separate interest is concerned
But be that as II may, she Is the rghtfd Judge Of her
o,cn iniersss and her assent is sufficient ground
Tor our assent, provided that To which she has as
sented does not involve too great sacrifice on the
part Of the rest of the Union, their honor or
safety. so far from that, as far the rest Of the
Union is concerned, The sacrifice is small and the gain
great. They are under solemn constitutional obliga-
lions to defend Nlaine of the members Of the
Union, agant nyaslon and 10 protect her territory,
cost what 1t may, at every hazard. The power,
claiming what she conended TO be hers is OF the
greatest, if not the greatest earth the dispute is
OF long standing and of character difficult to be
adjusted and, however clear the right of Maine
may be regarded in the abstract it has been made
doubtful in consequence of admissions, for ichieh the
Gouernnent cfhe Uni Is responsible. To terminate
suSh WIN tnc oil tUe party
mediately interested, by paying the small sum of half
a mIllion--of which large part (say 5000 ,OOO) is
unquestonably due TO Maine, and would have to be
paid to her without the treaty--is indeed small
crhce fortunate delveraDce. p, esident Jackson
oilrg to aliO,c her, as has been stated than
oice much for her assent TO the a,oard and IN doing
so, he sho.oed his pisdom whatever might have been
thought Of il at the time. Those at least, rho OPP
posed the treaty, iciH not charge him toM being ong TO
sacrifice the interest and honor Of the Union in making
fhe
portion Of the treaty does, by implication subject ichat he
icas ready 10 do to similar
The concluding sentence of this quotation
has given mortal offence to Mr.. Benlon.-
He cannot excuse MIR. Calhoun for pointing out
his shameful Inconsistency. If Mr.. Benton is
really guilty land he does not deny iD Of sub
stanlially lerming General Jackson's proposed
settlement Of the boundary, more "dishonora-
BILE" and "disgracefup than the present one, he
will never pardon Mr.. Calhoun for exposing
him
No will contnuo Ihaea oxtracto
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A CARD.-Thc following Card was published in
a March last, and is re-pubshed for the
accommodation of those who neglected attending to it,
The undersigned respectfully but most earnestly
requests all persons indebted TO him prior TO lS43 10
cali at his store before the 5th day of next month";
(June) as he will be constrained to place all debts
without distinction, then outstanding, m the hands Of
an officer for collection, prompt settlement ofthem
icing indispensable.
may IL d3w w FISCHER
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COMPLIMENTARY BALL TO THE OF
FlCERS OF THE MISSOURI

THE Ball will take place at the Washington As
a seably Rooms on Tuesday evening The 23d
May.
Subscribers will procure their tickets at w. Els
cher's Stationers Hall, or at Gadsby's hotel wher'
they will please pay their subscriptions. Strangers
residents, not subscribers, wishing tickets, mus
have order from one Of the managers to that Ell
feet
MANAGERS.
w. w. Seaton W. b. Scott
Gen. G. Gibson DIR. J. M. Thomas
Gen. A. Hunter +. II Blake
Major w. w. Turnbull Maj. A. Nicholson
1t J. T. Mclaughlin DIR. J. + May
Z. X. Fenda Lieut. G.. Thorn
Robert Tyler Chas Lee Jones
w. A. Bradley Lieut. O. Carr
Doctor +. Miller X. 5. Hill
May 2O-3t
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PRiNTERsl ATTEND Il


w L are authorized to sell first rate double
w mouth NAPIER PRINTING PRESS ruth
Steam Engine Boiler and apparatus complete which has
been in but fifteen months. Ii cost $50 D. and has
not been injured II is al Louisville, Kentucky and
the present having for II, will sell II at
great sacrifice. Printers in any of the Western
States, will never probably have chance TO supply
themselves with good an article on such favorable
terms. A. }. L. KENDALL.
may l6-d3w (Giobe)
nj Ew MUsIC.-Jus, received the following pieces
Y Of new music at the old established store two
doors east Of 10th street, Pennsylvania avenue.
w. FISCHER.
Oh the heart may be tanned by a sme--by J, W.
Hobbs
National Guards Banner Song-by H. Dielman.
Young Bowshn's Bride--words by +. Hanes Bailey
Esq.-arranged for Piano Fortes, by Chomas To,
Had met thee in thy beauty--by c. f. Horn.
The suitoIs-words by G. P. Morris, Esq-music
by C. f.. Horn.
The Fishers Wife-by J. p. Knight.
Columbia the land Of the brave-by ID. T. Shaw
Ask for song dear mad-by NJ. Zuboh
The Wanderer-by +, Schubert
The Greek exile-by VIM. Andre.
Awake lovely p II. Mast
The welcome back-by N. j. Spore.
The Gpsey's Invtaton-by G. IL. Ro!well
The Banished-by Mrs. Shelton.
Prince Albert's Royal March--by C. Geney.
Saratoga Troop-by w. A. Burke.
Cassel's Military Waltz, for two performers-by
]. G.. Vereck
Serenade Watz-by ii. Lemoine.
Molly Bawn Waltz, by +. Weiland.
Broadway Promenade sett Of quadrilles--by J.
Munck
OakhilI Gallopade-by +. E. Spott.
Fanny Ellsler's Gallop-by N. c Bochsa
ri Estrangero arranged with variations for the gui-
tar-by W. j. Lemon.
Two favorlte sets Of Quadrllles, Domini Nor and
La Polonalse," as performed at the Washington
Assembies--by +. Shenig's band-arranged for
the Piano by f. A. Wager.
Music of Christ Church and ST Stephens-by w. H.
barley and J. c. b. Standbridge.
AT tT
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/,OLD LEAF AND DENTISTS FOlL.-W.
VI FISCHER has just received large supply Of
g's deep Gold Leaf and Dentists Foil, which IS
eq al IL not Ipcrior to any h retofore made by him
q quantity OF which will be constantly kept for
WI olesale AMI retail 81 Statipr or, Han
NAV vi
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PURSUANT 10 the provisions Of the first section
] Of the act of Congress, approved March Sd,
Is43 entitled "an act providing for the sale OF GER
tain lands m the states of Ohio and Michigan, coded
by the Wyandot tribe of Indians and for other pur-
poses ~ the Land Office now at Lima, will be re-
moved TO the town of Upper Sandusky, within the
limits of the Wyandot cessIon, as soon as practicable.
Further notice as to the pre- Use time of removal
will be issued by the Register and Receiver of the
Lima Office.
Given under my hand at the City of Washington,
this lth day of April, A. ID. lSi3. -
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President
Tho. II. BLAME,
Commissioner The General Land Office.
april l3-lav6w
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NOTICE,

In relation 10 he remordiof he Ldnd Office
from Nuskod0y TO Mineral Point, an Uis-
koRsan I'eyJ tory.
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NOR RENTING thI ,e story brick House
l. 18th street, two doors from the Madsonan office,
near Pennsy lyania avenue, being one of the new
block recently erected by Mr.. Monroe. The House
is in fine repair and IS one of the most convenient
and chosen in the centre part of the city. IL is at
present occupied by Judge Bryan, Assistant Post
master General Possession given immediately.
april 25
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HAMS.-Just received $50 small Hams, country
/ cured, expressly for family For sale very
low by WIN. +. DOVE,
Fronting Pennsy lyana avenue, between
may ls-tf 18th aud | 9Th streets.
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BOUNTY LANDS TO SOLDIERS OF THE
ID LATE WAR-Solders, or their heirs, who
ave or may hereafter receive, certificates for bounty
lands are informed that the subscriber has engaged the
services Of faithful and competent agent now rcsld
ing in the Territory Of Iowato whose may be safe
~ 6trlsed the selection and location Of said lands IN
that, or any adjoining Territory State No patent
can be obtained until the location made; and IT is all
important that good and valuable lands should be
lectcd. To do this agent should be employed who
cen attend personally to the subject. Persons hold
ing certificates above, and who may desire to make
them Of value, can have their respective locations
made upon liberal terms by applying, post paid TO the
subscriber.
Reference may be made to General George Glib
son, Washington City
HENRY II. SYLVESTER.
Washington City. u O.. Anril 5--d&cf
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NOTICE,

In relation 10 the remorai Of the Land Ofic
from The torn Of Lima 10 Upper Sand,Sky
ia Ohio.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.,
In relation TO the remorai Of The Land Office for The Vest
err, Distr CT Of Missouri from the to,on Of Lexington
20 Clinton.
IN virtue Of the authority conferred on the Execu-
tive by the III ri section Of the act Of Congress APP
proved August the 29th, 1912, entitled can act for
creating new land district in the State of Missouri,
and for changing the boundaries of the Southwestern
and Western Land Districts in said State !" notice ia
hereby given that the office for the Western Land
District of Missouri will be removed from lexington.
to the town Of CLINTON in Henry county, so soon as
the necessary arrangements for that purpose can be
made
Special notice to the precise da c Of removal
will be given by the Register and Receiver.
Given under my hand at the city of Washing
ton, this twenty-eighth day Of April, A. u.
1913 JOHN TYLER.
BY the President:
Tho. ". BLAKE Commissioner General Land Office
ADril 2Q-law6w
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NOR RENT.-A Furnished House Pennsylva-
l. MIA Avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, north
side, over the store Of Mrs Blher consisting Of a
large parlor. dining room and three bed chambers,
with part Of the cellar kitchen and kitchen furni-
ture. Would suit small gencel family, or three or
four gentlemen.
The above was occupied, during last session, by
the Hon. G J. lngersoll, of Pa.
Apply at Mrs. BIHLEP'S Fancy Store, Pennsyl-
vania Avenue. may l2-6t.
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PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
May. 18th, lS43.
May l3-law4w
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NEW YORK.

l244. From Phelps by Orleans, Seneca Castle,
Flint Creek, Hopewell, and Larned's Corners, to
Phelps, equal to q miles, and back, three times a
week.
Leave Phelps Monday Wednesday, and Friday, at
a. IN. arrive al Phelps same days by 3 p m.
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By the President;
Tuo. II. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
au,lt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-15
UNITED STATES
TEA Il M RUM,
III late l29 Chatham street, Nep York.
And lie EuIton .fra.t QrooLI,,,
And TIC Fulton street, brooklyn.
AGENCY. 3l8 BLEEoKER SrREr1

wH0LESALE AND RETAIL,
rI,HE CANTON TEA COMPANY continue 10 offer 70,
sale and fragrant Teas of every variety and style
Their specially includes the delicious and
powerful grades of Green aud Black Every package bears the
stamp Of neaness and elegance and the Teas therein
thorough secured from light and air that their quality and
o prosecuting business IS perhaps scarcely be exceed IL
founded upon the utmost regard the rights OF the
err especially with respect to weight and quality and unri-
vailed cheaness All purchasers called upon any
articles which fail to give them the satisfaction which
the money will be cheeaoy and promptly refunded Country
merchants public abshments heads of families and ship
asers win fnd decided advantage supply themselves
from this establishment
GENuiNE JAVA COFFEE roasted every day.
Orders from all OF the United States executed with
prompttude and despatch.
~ The only warehouse in America for the sale OF Hor-
SANS celebrated Black Tea. i29 lmsm
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Vol. Ix.-NO. 2ae.-Whoie No. 3434.
To the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-p pub
hed every day of the year except New Years day and
Fourth Of July Price cents per ~ 90 per an
num-postages psid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD published every Saturday
morning-price 81 per copy So - per annum-
postsges pad-cash in advance. ~.
ADVERTIsERs are informed that the circulation oil
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and ncreas
Ing fast has the largest circulation Of any paper in i'
city, the oorid and is therefore, the best channel for bu
sness in the city country. Prices moderate-cash
in advance.
PRINTING of all kinds executed at the moderate
prices, and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
PRoPRrroR OF THE HERALD EsrAB LIsHMsNr,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets.
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General Sessions.
Before the Recorder Tallmadge and Aldermen CLAYTON


JONAS B. PHLL'ps, Esq. Acting District Attorney.
ied and convicted for stealing from the of Thee.
dore ). Draper, corner Of Pine and william streets
piece OF cashmere valued at Sss 2 the of July
last He was sentenced to the State prison for three
years.
Passing Bad Money.-Emene Howe was next placed
at the bar, charged with attempting pass $5 bill on
the Fsrmers Bank, Cattaraugus County upon Cham
bers and Robert M Patrick Of 4iO Pearl street. knowing
the same to he counterfeit
The Court charged that the evidence was not sufficient
to show that the prisoner guilty criminal intent
and the Jury acquitted her.
Young Burgidrs-N Nelson u. Hill and Daniel Lee two
boys about 10 or IL years OF age, implicated with three
other lads, Jefferson Hill Richard Lee and Ezra Wooley
were next tried for burglary the I'd degree entering
the premises OF Mr. Sandord in Morton street. steal
ing thererom IS half eagles bank bills and two
gold rings The lads Jefferson and Lee being of the
tender of eight years. placed upon stsd to
testify when they stated that they had of their
own accord entered the house stolen the property
charged; that they gave of the money the boys
on trial telling them that they had found them; that they
'pent the money in buying pistols, clothes oysters
ana went to the theatre where they arrested Tho
jury acquitted the boys and after lecture from the
Court they were discharged.
The Grand Jury made several indictments, but
none OF the parties being ready for trial. tho Petit Jury
were discharged for the term with the thanks Of the
Court The Grand Jury not having yet concluded the
business before them the Court is adjourned until today
at eleven o'clock, when the Grand Jury will be dschar
ged also.
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NEW YORK Mk . BOSTON
COTINU pIIOT

OWEN PRESCOTT, Pilots, or takes charge as master and
~ pilot Of vessels bound New Bedford over Nantucket
Shoals Boston Portsmouth, Portland Kennebeck and 9TH.
ER PORTS. Oaice at Frye Shaws Nautical store 222
alter street. corner Beeman Reference number Of
hans and The several Insurance Companies In this city Bos
'on, and Portland, jyi9 lmisr
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o., Some disgraceiul riots took place in Philade
phla on Sunday evening amongst fire companies Of
that CITY,
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lhrocOi . GENEhAL PASSAGE OFFICE,
~ ~ re M&
the public generally to their superior arrangements for BRING
Or waiting as s 70 par,
NEW Tin SF TIyERPooL PACKETS VIZ
SHE iPP ssIHRHR S}SsSf s PAM Sa t.
Sss SA S SSegitie kstGs ssyysn pu,v
sship SS00uITI,Ht5ERRiMER, Captain WoOdhouse.
New Ship LivERP6oI' Captain ri," EIdredre. e
Sailing twice every month and with the UNIFIED LINE,n
composed Of SUPERIOR first class American ships sailing every
year. Tor every six days thereby preventing possibility
Of unnecessary detention ~
York Also from Liverpool New Orleans Mobile Savannah
Charleston Phadepha Boston and Baltimore and the va
rous ports IN british North America can at all times be
Persons wishing send for their friends will not , to see
other, and they may that
will be taken to make the passage agreeable the ships being fit
In all cases where the parties sent for decline coming the mo-
ney will be refunded without any deduction usual free
from the various seaorts OF Ireland and Scotland
The regular packets for which the subscribers sail
as follows VIZ -o and from London the ls TO- and Goth
lsh and 25th of each month"; New Orleans Mobile Savan
n'A and Charleston EEfEss rIhFprSGpi the season
BY enclosing the they wish sent with the and ad
being forwarded per packet after the receipt there
Of and an acknowledgements for the per mail
out R On n Sr eSsp are s man with
cal Banks of Ireland and branches Eastern Bank of Scotland
Seenock and their branches, Messrs James Built Son CO.
principal Great Britain snd e iss00i and
Further particulars made known application by letter.
post paid, to VS. J. 7 TAPSCOTT.
d3y a. Peck Slp, South
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Price Two Cents.

nish the Board with nformatio, "a N IN. ,,n,. 4,
which the empty oil casks have been disposed OF during
| the several months past 1888
Dry Dock at the East River The Committee ON Lands
and Places reported in of granting perm.sion IA
George W. Brown to use the waste water of the foun-
tain at Union Place. for the purpose OF his intended Dry
Dock Lock at the East Rver-sad dock be construct
ed within five years. of sufficient magnitude to take un
naval vessels of the largest class The pipes laid AZ
his own expense under the direction OF the stree, Com
missioner The Of such waste water 10 be continued
long the dock shall continue in practical operation
The same individual obtained In l8a permission IRON he
Common Council to the waste water flowing through
the several sewers between Union Place and the East
River for the same purpose. The report adopted.
Papers from The Board Of Aldermen =" The ordi.
reported by committee ofthat Board Ito reduce
the expenditure of the city government and to provide
or the support thereof was taken up by sections
ing the ordinance was laid on the table
- mrtdton-The Directors OF the New York and Eric
Karosd invite the Board OF Assistants to visit that work
on FRIDAY next, the 18th instant-accepted.
Watering Pois.-Alderman CHARLicK offered resolu.
ton authorizing the Street Commissioners TO purchase 81
watering pots to be distributed to the Street In
specors for their respective Districts and that the Conn
troer draw his warrant in payment Of the sams Adopt
ed.
mttee OF the Board OF Aldermen in favor opaying the
bills Of the propretors of the New York HERALD and
sum-, for advertising the notice ITO the takers the
Croton water was concurred In, and the Comptroller
ordered to draw his warrant in payment for the same
Sweeping the Twelh Ward-The Committee Of the
other Board reported in favor of authorizing the Comp
troller draw his warrant for the sum Of sa9 in favor
OF John Quin for sweeping and carng the dirt Of the
streets in the 18th Ward from the Goth June 18th July
inclusive. Report concurred in.
The Harlem BsPta Sociefy.-The petition. adopted in
the other Board in favor oil granting permission the
Baptist Society to use the public Court Room in l26h
street, for religious purposes. was concurred in.
.fpponfmsnfs-Several resolutions from the Board Of
Aldermen, making minor appointments to Office were
motion, laid on the table.
Sfdj0tnment--lt moved that when this Board ad.
Journ adjourn to meet on Monday the 18th Sept x
at five O'Clock Pm. Adopea and the board adjourned
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~ at STATEN ISLAND FERRY--CLIF
1x-1True TON NEAR THE NARROWS-ITn,;
A~n al. sunNSE w ADVANCEMENT FOR

A~Y al. NEW ARRANGEMENT FOR
Gx@flzEzs SHREWSBURY-Long Branch sandy
Hook, 0sssn HSase and Eatontown Landing
Cores, will now follows, on and after Thursday 9Th
inst eaviqg New York, from the foot of Robinson street
every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday clock A. Nj
And Eatontown Landing Monday Wednesday aud Friday
at 10 O'Clock, A. M.
The Shrewsbury will above weather permitting un.
ill further netice All baggage the risk Of the owners
Fare y1a cents
~ Bsages will be in attendance convey passengers
from the aforesaid landing places to of the county
quired.
The Shrewsbury will the passage when practicable
tata.
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re M M @
rHE OLD LINZ Fl Packets for Liverpool will hereafter be
sailing day falls Sunday. the ships will the succeed
ing day. -e

These ships not SURPASSED IN point elegance or comfort
ia their cabin accommodations or in their fast sailing qualities
by any vessels in the trade
The coumanders are well known as Of character and
experience and the sctes attention will always be Maid 10
promote the comfort and convenience of Passengers
Punctuaity regards the day Of sailing, will be observed As
heretofore.
The price Of passage outward fixed at
Dollars for which ample stores Of every description will he
provided with the exception Of wines and liquors. which will
be furnished by the stewards # required.
Neither the captain OF those ships will be rrspon.
sble for letters parcels packages sent by them unless
regular bills of adng signed therefor For freight pas
GOODIUE & co, ca South st.
y, III, MARSHALL, 30 Burling slip, ". Y
and OF BARRING, BROTHERS CO., Lpool
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subscriptions will be received and single numbers are
found for sale -
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Washington, d. c.. Do.
Buffalo, N. Y. It. 8. Hawks.
New Haven, Conn.,. It. H. Pease.
HARTFORD Conn. $500. ~ w judd
albany, Nf"...... Geo Jones.
LaUssi;nsbur4h. 'N.Y.'.''.'4aeYnls w Willard
Newark N. u. .......... ID Smith.
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new orleans, La. -. {. Morgan.
Cincinnau ". ........ Robert Carnaha1
Paterson. N. j.. Matthew DougheIty.
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EiIZabethtown, N. j.. Samuel Crane.
New Brunswick, N. j.. William Solomon,
o.. LOUIS MO- woodward Matthew's
Cnarieston, BE-. .s........ Amos Head.
hudson, N: f..'.'. George Clare.
nugusta, ga. -. A. Holmes.
roughkeepsie, N r.. 80. Levi smith.
trenton, N. y. ~ kaunsley.
LOUISVILLE, ky.... W. A. Haldeman.
Wheeling, Va. Fl c. Brookman.
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brdgePorI VI. - W. Hatch.
JACKSON MISS. - w. Clark.
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worcester, Mass. L. Thompson.
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