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r. - FOR BOSTON and Providence p &c;
Ia s-a.e<5sSy RIA Ssonngton aud Long Island Rail
SaRg1-z'kG ro.d-E!sht Lin-.-0n and after
Monday the 13t Isir- VA iesye n. foot OF "ate
day ysdn..dsy and Friday, al O'clock 81 ior 1fr1n-
port crossing he Sound IN the fayof'ie -teame,
sr uh.,h has been provided ~ttt mests snd sails aad
anchors and Ihsuce 10 Providence and Sos
Tor BIZ lie man trains which connect 9Th he steamers
Aassachuseus and Go7error FsIe 20 Stcnihson - -
IN Providence s. IS: 70 Boston. - %
The siesraer NewHaveu mas new boilers and VIII tsAe
OILY lighi trs!sh-s "a -le.e
q TtPeCOTT's GENERAL Emgrsnon and
&C Fofri1n xclanse Once 30 Snut1-st 81 door -
$500 loys Bur.ng-sip -Psr.ans wishing 10 s-od iof
their q. p in any part OF Great brtsn or Ireland can
.ve them aruu zt r-4sons5e ;-ri' Ia tn- ne" hs
oF Liverpool Packets sein. from Liverpool on me ein or
i'm OF every month. % ta- s. Georges Line 81 In
ol Packet OF application subscribers. who also
i.sre crafts for ary PAYABLE aIcht aSho2i
Cn-lert Ireland Sccri.1t and " 4ss
WkJ 7. T SPSCoTT, 20 Soo,h-sI
A.. ID door oeEow 3rTrlIng- sap
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~ The Corner stone for the Protestant Episcopal,
Church OF the Nativity will be laid Christmas Day about
o'clock r NJ, by Right Rev L. s Ives. Bishop OF " C.
An address is expected from the Bishop II The weather
should prove favorable Donations ard detJayng the
the expense OF erecting the proposed edhce ihe 81
which TO be perpetually eel will he thankfully
ce;ved by JAMES DE woe, Treasurer,
d.S SiNth.st near avenue c.
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ES VALUABLE FARM in arylsud for ssle.-rhe
farm owned by the late Hachalah Bailey situated on
the Frederick Turnpike miles north OF Rockville
from Geo geiowu fifteen from Washington con
200 woodland well vBered and the " hole
IN good fence. Th. buildings consist Of large dwelling
house barn. and other oulhcuses The land has been
undergoing Improvement the past five years is excel
grain, and Will cut loo tons of
sud il well worthy the attention OF northern farmers Tbs
above property viii be sold low. and portion Of the pur
chase money NAV remain bond and mortgage for Term
ofysars Apply 10 GEO IRELAND, Jr. Nasssu st N
Y. orto STEPHEN bAlLEY. Rockvt Md.
nSn 2tawd,r!s DA itW-
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~ Tho L. n. senate OF lS42.-Ths Subscribers
respectfully iaai their srse cEIoiiat engraving
Of tho United States Senae is coapls,ed and WILL in sho
time, 6e published Those who desire 10 receive early
stessions invited call the N=sensi Aaia.xrs Co..
<ry and examine The engraving.
sails lat ANTHONY. CLARK Il CO. 2l7 Broadway.
boys' Clothing cur and made u The rps, fash!ons-
style 81 ST. Broadway up ksisa oppos,s the Taser
reeiel BY MRS II. FREEs sSsta Is 2mts
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,..,,a.lnl....21----CHRIsTNIAs AN NEW YEAR

naaasg.-1- CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR
SrSIThe ssb.eri6 be have e Just
~ y JFor,es, Similar 10 the instrument for which
they received the gold medal h- late far OF the Aneri
Institute. which viii make -le CANT holiday presents
and which they would be- happy disposed OF IN that
The pubic ana thef friends respectfully in
v-d call and them their maaufaclofy. No
lhi Center. 81. opposite Cansl-sL
dD SITS STu.rh BACON 4 RAVEN
ssaess BEAUTIFUL NEW GOODS-Having Just
TTsS received one case OF splendid Gilt Goods Work
REH Cases h Mirrors beautiful watch Figures, Stands
Match and Cigar Stands Csrd Receivers Gard Cases AID
large loi OF style OF Sunshade aud good variety
OF small articles elegant Shell Combs &c. &c for presents
The goods are and will be sold low A call will ne
thankfully received The sign OF the Golden Comb S3
Broadway. Z. NJ. OllMbY:
I y. tse
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ES Window Shades-A splendid assortment iof
sh- Holiday Season including small uvu,ce OF bcsuii
FRENCH SHADES. Jsss received, in ADDITION 10 many
patterns, and great variety low and medium
p,iees. OF hls manufacture, BY H. T WEBB ia. "a,
cid stand 45S Pearls. four doors soaIh Of chaths
l,ys
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Cv The Ladies' Chnrch Benefit Society OF the
Second Wesleyan Chapel, Muhcrryst tneaI Beecker.sp
viii have sale OF Fancy Articles In the basement Of The
Church. to commence Thursday afternoon cath instant
and TO be continued through tho evening. Also Christ
mas. lEridsy,l afternoon AID evening DIS s,is.
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RREPARE EOR MET MEATHER.-Tns

pREPARE FOR WET wEATHER.-The
NevsrS la5is Rubber Manufacturing CO. oder :or
sse he lxfces AID best OF India Rubber Shoes
he found IL The country consisting OF eys:y variety OF
ladies' and S-nieineus Osefsaoes in ase mg1aiacur
from Cfco1yea-s Patent metallic rubber warranted rot
20 s;taen with the cold OF be Affected ~ the hest
Also, every description Q! ar rghi ard water proof
good. n wholesale and retail Dealers a-e rTe 20
, ar3 examine STOCK before purchasing elsewhere
Warehouse IS Maden-lsn-- dr7 istf
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CHAaIPAIGNE, FORT s SHERRY WINES

Minerva Champagne, just landed.
SiileEy Champagne Us; landed.
rorI W.1e, in cases, London DocA-
Sherry, pale aud brown, Lorton DOCK
Madeira, LoEdol Deck.
Also, French Wines, VIZ
Clos Noasenl Mo1ssens; RIcabol-g Go.
Clos Voageol Rsd Vine; CaSrb.t.oa GO.
No.nsy Red Wine, Bealne 90.
StJutsAl C!AT-t- For sale hy
~ ;tiis rHnMHSnE = R.srsr.s -
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General Nntires.
IMPoRTANT 70 opp rELLoWs,

II On Saturday, the "a tf January. 1871 win BE
b.!,h.d the 6i.t narpber Of he SIKH stxrAsSrAL
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Also will BE- s,li al the time, very superior
TbrodoIiie with steh :rjpod re &C. In complete order
Tn. goods will be arranged for examination on sa Ts'
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TRASD DISPLAY Of Confectionery ard Fancy
VI Aftlcl-.-THDMPSOH WELLER have imported
an! pIepa the holidays large ASSORTMENT Of Fancy
Rcxs- Ssc-. Volcano Comets SC filed wtth choice bon
bon. great variety Of small articles for chilf rem, snd
dressing Christmas Notices Of every Kind, richly
onau ened plum cake &c For sale 2S5 and 73 Broad
way. and 20 Cllnt0n.si. brooklYn dSj Stls-
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- Great Reduction In Prlce-Only . cents per
So,elt We'll S.cet,soed Tact, AMI stles,cj by ihs
most celebrated medical men, thai he hair be pre-
served timely is taken &c prevent It's decay; ard 20
do this IS no!spenssby necessary 10 destroy the 6an
drua scut &c and mcs,ca and aoursa il with some
thing OF stimulating nature TAeTe IA nothing e1an
been discovered equal TO BARRf'S TRiCOPHEROuS 10
sfec, this which very apparent rorr the inconeriysbe
success has me. with He therefore deems speraa.
Gus to envnerao lis qualities they so universally
KNOWN all over the eoua,ry
Prepared and sold by A. e BARRY Aftist in Hair, i;6
E.CsQwAN,
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CERTIFICATE OF MEMBERSHIP,

the splendid affair Of the hind got up, for fly
cents This great picture con,ains every emblem ia the
Oder with eight superb vgnetes. 1t should adon the
peror fevery Odd Fellow. Price nonsubscrees One
Dollar.
~ All letters enclosing money must be addressed
(po,tpadJ to L. WINCHESTER fuoisher'
d24 4teodk2tV 80 Ann.st. n. y.
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fINOYN AND HOLIDAY PRESENTS. The -ub
scribcT has received and Is Offering largo md yaced
assortment OF French Germsn and English Toys. PeHn
mary Ie,y-iry ard Fancy Goods, which NJ viii sell IN
small Quantities Al wholesale prices. All who Intend puf-
CHASING Presents fo the Holidays. viii mud II greatly TO
their advantage aS-mue this subscribers stock beoT,
purchasing at the retail stores +. "A HAYES.
No q Liberty. (up stsr.l opposite hs of the
ia iils. Post Oihcs. Ihird door hollow NA.sall.st
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COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.
OFFICIAL DISPATCHES FROM
GENERAL TAYLOR.
DECEMBER 5, $40.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY oFOcCuPATIoN
Camp near Monterey, Oct. 9, 1916.
Sir: | have now The honor 10 sub
nit detailed report of the recent oper'
ations before Monterey, resulting in the
cspi!ulalion Of that city.
The information received on the route
from Cerslvo, and particularly The con
lnusl appearance in our front Of the
Mexican cavalry which had a Sigh
skirmish with our advance al The village
OF Ramas, induced The belief, as we ap'
preached Monterey, that the enemy
would defend that place. Upon reach
ing the neighborhood Of The city on the
morning OF The l9Ih OF September; this
belief was folly confirmed 1t was aScer
tanned that he occupied The town in
force; that large work had ben con
strucled commanding all The northern
approaches: and rkal The Bishops Pal
Bce and some heights in lis vicinity Iear
The SsllIIo road, had also been fortified
and occupied with troops and artillery
1t was known from Information prevl-
ousIy received, that The eastern ap-
prooches were commanded by several
small works in the lower edge Of the
city.
The confguralou of The nights and
gorges in the direction Of the SaIdllo
road, as visible from the point attained
by our advance on the morning OF the
10Th, led me 10 suspect that II was prac-
tcable 10 turn all The works in that dI
recIion, and thus cut the enemy's line
of comuni:ston, After establishing
my camp at Walnut Springs three
miles from Monterey, The nearest sujta'
bl 6 position, it was, accordingly my
first care 20 order close Reconnaissance
OF the ground in question, which was eX.
ecured on the evening of the l0h, by
The engineer officers under the direction
Of Major Mansfield. A reconnaissance
OF The eastern approaches was at the
same time made BY Capt. Williams, to-
biographical engieerS. The examina-
ton made by Major Mansfield proved
The entire prsctjcabiliry Of throwing for"
ward column 10 The Salillo road, and
and thus turning The position Of the en-
emy.-Deeming this 10 be an operation
Of essential importance, orders were
given 10 Brevet Brig, Gen. Worth,
10 march with his command on The 2Oh
u turn the hill Of the Bishops Palace
TO occupy a position on the SalIillo road
and 10 carry The enemy's detached works
in that quarter, where practicable The
first regiment Of Texas mounted voIuD'
teers, under command of Col. lays, wa'
associated with The scond division or
this service. Capt, Sanders engineer
and Lieut.. Meade, Typographical egi
neers, were also ordered 10 report Il
Gen. Worth for duty with his column.
At 2 o'clock, p, NJ, on The col
the second division took up its march
/ was soon discovered, by officers VIII
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and Tpenty,fve cents for eUery s"6se'
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I"CIS u'SO P'iN"'lJ CoFNIcu ny 'pS Nd'
teEy. An incesSaor fire was kept up OF
this position from battery No. 2, anc
toher works on is rIghl, and from tn,
citadel on oil our approaches. Genera
Twggs, though quite unwell, joined M
At this point, and was inS'rumenol it
causing The artillery captured fron
The enemy TO be pla ced in battery, onc
served Ly Captain R,dgely sganslNo. :
unnl the arrival of Jpprsin Webster
howitzer battery which took Tvs place
ln the meantime, | directed such men a,
could be collected Of The Isl, 81 and Al
regiment andB4Iimore battalion, TO en-
er The town, penetrating TO the rlgh
and carry the "a battery il possible
This command, under Lieut.. Col. Gar
and advanced beyond the bridge 'PurSims
when lindIng 1t lmpraCticabe 10 gain the
rear Of the 2I battery portion Of it suS'
Iained lhemselve for some time in Ibal aG,
vanCod position; but as no permanent i'm
preston could lie made at that point and
The main object Of lhe general operation had
been effected the command including sec,
Iion OF RldgeIy's battery which had Joined
ii was wilhlIawn TO battery No, |.
During tho absence Of ibis colum 4
demonstration Of cavalry was reported in
the direction of the citadel, Capr Bragg
wAo was al hand Immediately galIopPed
with his battery TO suitable position lcom
which few discharges ellectuaIly dspers'
ed The enemy. Captain Miller lst infantry
was despatched with mixed command to
support the battery on this service. The
enemy's aucers had previously charged
upon the Ohio and part Of HE Mississippi
regiments near some fields al distance
rlCm the edge Of the town and had been re.
oused wuh considerable loss,A demonslra.
lion Of cavalry on the opposite side OF Ihe
river was also dispersed IN lte course oI
The afternoon BY Captain RidgeIy's battery
ard tue squadron returned to The cIsy.
A, the anoroach Of evening all The uoops
Ina, h, 4 bcsn cpOac,d were ordered back 10
,omo exceo, Cap,alu RIdeeIy's battery and
hs regula, infantry of the Is, division who
were detailed as guard for The works dur,
y, the nich, urder command OF Lieut. Col,
Garland One battalion Of the Is, Ken,uck,
.eoimeul was ordered to reinforce this com.
,,ood I,,,erchioc ,onls were procurpd
,od .dd,ior.J s,,.ro,b was owen I, the
no.Ls and o.o,oo,;or IN tho mo, hy wo,k.
,,o ;,,h, ,,aor J,..o,;o,,
81 ;o, sc,,rr,eroineers
T., n,in ohioo, IN tho uo,r;or h,d|
,ooo on,.,od A ,owerrl d;version h,d'
,... I, T., c,no. ,ho ooo,,,i,rs or ,b,|
,I hni.ioo ono Of the enemv's sdvsrceJI
,.,L. h,d boo, carried and we now had Al
,-,I..., p.ui, ,,aI
-, re., ....,, ,,;.,od ,,i,hor, . ho,oy loss
~ ,,,,.;.- ...n - 49,, mae, ro,lon, ondI
g C..,.;, ,v'Iv.u,s r.,
'., -;,,... I;on,. ro.,ou anal
,e'0r I','rr -, ,;,r,.,,., I;on, wooJs onJI
w., w,.'. .,l r,oIl pn, uo;
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o' o''","0'' 0''''''" ' r.
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Vhle zoe Aomoer a"u RANK o. '"e o'iice''
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EE WEBB. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

E Imunicated loGen. w orlh, tnal lis move
menl had been perceived, and that th'
enemy was throwing reinforcement
owards the Bishops Palace and The
iIheighl which commands il. To diver
{ his attention as far as practicable, lhf
first division, under Brig, Gen, Twiggs
and field division OF volunteers, under
f. Major. General Butler, were displayed
5 in front of the town until dark. Ar
engagements were made al The same Time
10 place in battery during The night, a.
a suitable distance irom The enemy,
= main work, The citadel, two "a FOUNDER
'IhowilZets, and a ten inch NOR a., with
= view TO open fire on The following
Iday, when proposed 10 make diver
sion in favor Of Gen. Worlds move.
menI. The 4lh infantry covered this
battery during the night Gen. Worth
had in the meantime reached and occu,
lpied for tie nighl, defensive position
just without range of battery above The
Bishops Palace, having made recon.
noissances as far as the Sal,ilo road
Before proceeding 10 report the op
perstions Of The 2lst,and following day
beg leave 10 state that ! shall mention
in detail only those which were con,
Quoted against the extremity oc the cilyj
or elsewhere, under my immediate di.
rection, referring you Tor the particularly
of Gen. Wor,h's operations, which were
entirely detached, TO his own full lepor'
transmitted herewith.
Early on the morning Of The 2lS', j
received note from Gen. Worth, writ.
ten at half past 9 o'clock the night be-
fore, suggesting what had already in
tended, strong diversion against III
centre and Ie! Of the town, 10 favor hisI
"S''"S' We "''s''S =" rear
The infantry and artillery Of the FIRST
division, and the field division OF volun.
'ee''' were ofoe'eo uhuer SmrS' Sho
'oOA '"e "''ec''o" VI ''e p''!' '''''"F
que company o' ''V' ''s'"e"''' V'"'!
5"''", 1"e ~ 0,'soo"'' O"o'' i''e"'
oo. Nay '"o Oo'' "oo"' regime"
u 'v"'' '''0''F'' U"0'' '"s '"''''"
''' "'' ''''0" " "'"' ''''''o"' "''
10 me rIgh' 10 support GENERA
worth, II necessary and 10 make al
impression, u p'acHcaol', upon Inc VI
per quarter OF The city. Upon ap-
preaching the mortar battery, The lSl
% regiments oI infantry, and battalion
Of Bitimore end Washington voIun
'eers, WIN Capt Bragg's IlrId battery
The whole under lhe command Of
Lieut. Col GarIOnd-weTe directed
towards the lower part oil The town, with
orders 10 make demonstration, and
carry one of The eoemy's advanced
works, III could be done without 10,
heavy loss. Major Mensdelds, engi.
oeers. and Captain Williams and Lieu.
Pope, Typographical engineers, accom-.
panied the column, Mai Mansfe d be
png charged with It's direction, and the
designation Of points OF attack.
Ia The meantime the mortar, served
by Captain Ramsay, OF The ordnance,
and The howIz'r battery under Caplal"
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vance companies uhIlI some Time alter
wards.
i Leu'. Col. G Il5nd'S command hsC
approached The town in a direction Il
me right Of the advanced work, (NO.l,
al The Northeastern angle OF The city,
md The engineer Office, covered by
skirmishers, had succeeded 10 entering
ihe suburbs and gaining cover. The
remainder Oft command now aGVanC
led, and entered the town under heavy
lire of artillery from the citadel and the
works on the Jeff, and Of muskeIry from
1.-The houses and small works in front. A
movement 10 the right was attempted
with view to gain The rear Of No. /,
nd carry that work, but the troops
were so much exposed 10 lire which
,hey could not t1ecluaIly return, and
had already sust,ined such severe loss,
particularly in officers, that il was deem
ID best 10 withdraw them TO more Sc,
cure position. Capt, Backus, Isl in
fantry, however, with portion OF his
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Gsoa,. pnusr had in tba meao,im p
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prc,tyreathcrs make u Fine Isrc

A NDas th,p holds good in almost every ttsf''
"A the subscriber would again inform bis i'isnt
md the public generally that he Is still living an
occupying the OLD STAND, on Aalu-s'ree,' y,
lyeen the Office OF c. R.Buckale~ aud the b'scA
,nith shop OF Moses C8:linan, at which placn u.
aay BE- found upon tke seat Of po'eS'y. p'Peteu
d i,as out the thread Vt ailicliou' lie has )usl
ecejysd the rhe --latest style u husifo"s 'o'
sPRING aud SUNNI IGR, aud with them he
tands pledged to accommodate his li'rnds' cuSto
ners atsl The pnbiic generally with good 'ubS'ali'
al tasty fits or no charge tn dc.
ID. RUPERT, TAILOR, will Dc found upon
Shincls stuck W above the door
.4auissioa free of all f1psnss. ,,.
He would lso Inform his Trends thai Nhea'
Rye, Oats. Corn aud poistOes will be taken IN ex
change tot work dcns at his shop, aud little
he peaeter dtacfuza. once 10 whtle VIII not COM
anias Call aud give hiin trial, ..,,
kERNARD RUPERT
Apri! IS, lslG--i
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I. hereby given TO all those indebted up
=, ,he Court House subscription list, '6a'
he money is now wanted, and tha! 'hel
re r,ouessed TO pay to h b Rupert Treas
,rer Of the building commtuee ot 10 Mar"
Rupert, COLLECTION ten per cent mon'"'y up
N tie amount oflheii subscriptions COM
monceing on the frsI of June last.
By order Of 'he building comm'o'e'
L..B RUPERT Tfss.ule''
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&, CaR before purchasing Eise~hcre al
The .Ns.e Factory cf Earihe"iems," 6y
TUOMPS l. HICKS.

yENHE subscribers have opened a POTTERY
on the -oad leading from Alan to hr' b.
near the Methodist Church, bloomsburg' OoIuh'
bia county, where they intend 10 manufacture
ware Of tie best material; the latest aGd iH'st al
proved patterns and finished IN Me very best mS"'
uer, such as Pots Of all desert Toms Dis"eS o' ''
cry variety and Jugs Of all size a"o 'a'!e! "
,,bs, s,,iSles too numerous tu u.eutuu; in fact al
linda and every variety which may lie wanted by
anv who NAV favor them with cali. 4 suppl!
ken, constantly on hand which viii lie sold b!
wholesale or retail liule cheaper than the cheap
est for ca h or country produce. Also dry fiuc
" God taken in exchange for work If delivered al
their shop ~
Bloomsbrrg September 5, lsio-2o
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CHEAPER THAN EVER.

FZTHE subscriber very fully informs the
ts public that he has on hand and is coi.stant-
Manufacturing, BOOTS ana sH0ES|
fall kinds which he will sell at the following low
priCea.
GENrLEMEN's WEAR,
Morocco or Calf Skin I3oOts 81 90
Coa.se Boots 3 25
Coarse or Fine Shoes 70
Miners Shoes So 10 2 25
Morocco Slippers s74
LADIES' WEAR.
Morocco or CaC Skin Lace Boots 81
THICK Sole FreHch Ties 20
Pumps Springs or French | l24
Oiher kinds Of Slippers rs cents to | 90
NIB. The above are all ofmy own Manufacture
and are wudnted u stand. have also on hand
large stock of
EASTERN MADE Doors AND SHOES,
which | will sell at small profits,
Country Merchants and others who buy hy thu
dozen, aie invited to call aud examine my goods
as will sell to such at q large reduction.
GTRemember the place ut the NEW BOOl
and SHOE STOKE, lower end of Niain.street
Bloomsbury
W RUSSELL
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