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ON GOs>alaN MINT.
CLOVER SEED.
FEMALE su.yilNalsY.

fINllE ensuing sr.Shid u MISSES GORDON'S
i SCHOOL viii comn.neb III N,on,sy. IA, OIL, vt
February. 1916.
TERMS lot the sesslun o 3 months. payable in ad-
sanec
LAT class tn beginners So 90
2ud class ior ,nr mute advanced: spelling,
Rradog. NalIns, Anhuc,c. History
aud Ge"engh,. 10 90
81 class Oaheemphy, Rredng, Writing,
Auhmclie, Eugllsh bmnibar Ancient 4
Modem Gr,grpiy a0d Composition, l2 90
lIh elass--all The higher branches usually
taugl1 n The hrst sehools together with
French. Is 90
Music on The Piano. lessons per week, - 90
Damine aud Painting. 10 90
Oriental Iuu 4, y 90
Wax Wbfk, 10 90
Emhtoidery u on
BOARD. per aaho,., 10 90
Jan. % IA
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tfeHsirc .kaS0rfAssenf Of
SUPERIOR PaASO E'CIeTs.S

Tor Sale in Richmond, inginid
EeERilApS It may not be generally known through.
Z olt The country that as atpe and commanding stuck
ii the very best pTANo ToNTLS can always
BE met with al our establishment m tbs cry. already
furnished, al tie largest aud G1sl reputable factories
Nunh.
Constant additions enable us to present. a all times
nom eighteen = twenty four Instruments embracing all
-,munable styles ol If fuish both vi mahogany and
rosewood. We will infnsh them "a god terms rs
the best makers sell similar Instruments North In ad,
on, We offer them ar sale upnn trial, subject 10 be
returned # n1l good. Should such m event occur, We
a,ree to bear the expenses OF tlnspoann both euing
and returning.
Oar great confidence in the instruments which we Of
fer, and the eaiUc satisfaction expressed by those WIN
have bought and tried llrm, nb1lden make these
terms. 0,l Of ale of over tour hun el not has
pruven bad.
A written guarapIee II their excellence, aud Of good
faith our part, Will l'cp nplny the instruments when
required.
Having n 3nr employ stl(ul tuner and regulator Of
the Piano Forte, rehnee may he placed IN the nsn.
being put IN perfect tune and orief. aud paeied in
The durable manner Tor transportation 10 any part
Of The country. Prices vary from go 275 30O 1926,
$50, To 600 dollais.
We also furnish the Pilno Forte with Cueman's E.o.
Ian Attachment
NASH & WOODHOISE,
Booksellers aud Dealers IN Pane Forles
and Music, 1877 Nam street.
Richmond Va.
Richmond, Jan. 90 isif
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&C. $4,000 WANTED. on

&c 100000 VB:I.V'TEye. On
HeiCARDS. RYAN s. Co. being in o. ,at need ot
funds have Determined 10 sell !he' stock Of .uod.
at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Merchants and Others who .h ,,nds a, o,o,, ca ~;
&c, Will do well t. cali as se are determined 10 sell on
stock. ~ None, IRE must hape-Terms cash on
y. REGARDS RYAN & Co.
next duor 10 Wan. Il. Younu's
NV "a -
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Agent Of III, C.mn,ny, No. a German al.

Agent Of The Conpaoy, No German Al.
NOIE.-lhesc are The only ptreels " genuine Pc
rnrm Gudno now IN He Uaiitd States The ship
Regnos will arrive n 'his po dif,tl ton The hinrhn
i ands aloul sl February neat aud the Tiny after
Thai time from the same Islands. No rcssei il aIored
10 iona al those Islands any Caano depot betongimE
10 The Peyaraa aud Bol rim Government miihowt q
permit from The Goternmem under heary penalty.
ie undersigned deems nee, ssuit 10 caution Farmers
aud others against purchasing my Guam "a Peruvian
noi impaired into tins porl by himself OF by EDWIN
BARIlETT, Esq, Agent Il the Peruvian and Doli-
Wan Goano tompahy. New York. M such vessel -
the "Camline Am,lIn." advertised M having arrived u,
New York. from the Chhcha Islands, ertr loaded al
'htse Islands, a, any uher Guano depot In Peru os
Bolivia. SAMUEL X, GEORGE,
Agent Of The Peruvian Uuano Company.
Ballirore Jan % m2wlf
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Leaving IN hands Of committee Sll7 81
The eommllee has hlrd ut the administrator III }
H. Holmes estate, Austin Tor the current year AT two
hundred dollars, She hoardng aud clothing him.
The superintendent mnnthly returns 10 9th instant
herewith filed aud marked \ E, makes The following ex
hblt:
Collections of 10 per cent fixtures $50 10
do Tor water rents ia 70
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Feb. II
CONTINUATION.

iTNHE undersigned. having purchased Of Messrs. Ed
L mond Waison s Gu. heir stock Of G.xda, will
carry on the business the old stand himsr tie will
keep good assortment OF 1rocer'es on handand s"'cs:
Continuance OF the patronage which has been exeaed
u the old firm. JAMES NJ BOYD.
Feb "a n
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iiaa heiae the Common Council. It shall te IN order IL
any memher Ia ask hat the ayes aud be recorded
wach II Il meet With sesund. shall be- aacordinn I,
dune. Which being read nd discussed. was ejeclrd
he ayes aud Noes being asked ordered and they
stood:
Ayts-Messfs. Christian and Jennings
Noes--Messfs. oey, Chairman, PaItin Diuauid.
Mcdaniel DAVIS and Acct.
The committee appointed 10 DRAFT memorial Ia the
Legislature Tor the extension Of the ls al the nwn ui
isncihnrg. ale report upon the suhrei. which be-
'ns read and discussed finally received ana adopt
ed-aad The SAIL committee is hereby instructed 10 pre-
sent the menrfia Ia the Legislature.
tUomas Mckinney Nas unanimously elected Com
missioner and Assessor OF Tho oiths cutnora
ton Tor HE present wear.
The watering committee made report which being
read was received and ordered to be flied And which
report follows IN these wards:
liz the President aui Members of the Common Council
lar the corlurann OF i.yrehburg.
The wserne e"malllee report The condition of their
finances 10 bt us hlluas:
liz balance on hand, per report 26sh Of Dec.
lSi5. sl39 rs
Amount Of appropriation then nude 6uo 90
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S.tH Is
" hieh has been discussed Ms falnwS;
by am,nnt paid } II. ll3mes' estate.
amount his contingent account per
vou. Il Sil7 %
by amount pad his salaty and Aus
uu's hlfe, vuu. II ~ 90
BY Amount paid Aiarsha Lodge No
80. gfoued rent; lot hife horse NJ.
Won As 81 90
BY amount paid L. $. Miller. ANT. his
contingent account. per yun. 10 q u
BY amt. paid +. y, Miller quarter sal
airy Ia Isl lns per 7on ~ 100 %
BY amount paid " Ills Bradley. ac-
count ", II mmpbouse, YOU. 80 2s %
foD 81;
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Dissolution Of Co-partneisllip.

1elssOkyalCn Of CO-paranerSh1p.
Wiz. c. partnership heretofore existing beiveet 'iie
4 urdersa ned, under The style OF Edmond, Watson
4 ca. is this day dIssolyed by mutual coussni. IN"
debts and eets OF the have been purchased by
Mr. james NJ Boyd. WIN intends 10 carry on thu bust
ness himself An persons indebted q Ire firms of Ed
nond Watson & Co.. Wm H. Watson s. Co. and
Boyd, Edmund 4 Co.. are requested Ia lsy 10 Janss
NJ Boyd alone and all the credors Ut said irns will
.'''' " ~ " RoBERf EDMOND.
w. H...NArSON.
ISAAC, DAVENPOkT,ir.
Feb /? Is
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nbERUVIAN cUAN0. Shpprd by ,ks Pc
ruvan ani Bolivian Guam rnplny OF LiHs.
and received per ship Oheus and Coqnimbo, rervnilt
arrived at New York iInn Chnrha lsiands--or sale by
SAMUEL X. GEORGE,
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FACTORY HANDS.

"A i wish Ia hire. Tor next year, 3 TT 10 Men an
w by. lhose having such, will do well 'o Wv
sn call beoih hiring.
MCDANIEL s McCORkLk.
Der. Il
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err Confinement.

* BALES Monticello M. | OINABUnGS.
i - ,ely sup. ror atiiclenone btf.fr, aud rsrgfe~
us good MCDANIEL y McCORkLE.
ALSO. 20 bushels Died Apples.
Jan. IL IL
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the follow ing persons for the pleseh, year, viz:
G. Ford, for overseer, at $500 90
| hand from Dexter Otey at 20 90
do Mrs. Christian at 70 90
do Miss Jane Masse at ~ 90
| do Mrs. Bryant at 60 90
do Mrs. Patteson at 10 %
All Of which Is respectfully submitted.
Il. o. AGREE, CHINA
Present. also. T.. d. Jennings. member.
Mr.. Christian offered The following resolutions:
Resolved, That hereafter no appropriations shall be
made by the Common Council, unless the Committee
or Individual asking for such appropriation shall frs,
state the particular object for which such appropriation
is wanted.
Resolved, That account Of disbursements shall be
received from any. committee or individual To whnm an
appoprla ton has been made, unless such account shall
state 10 whom and Tor what purpose such money has
been paid Which being read and discussed, were re-
jeced. The ayes and nues being asked, ordered,
and they stood:
Ayes--Mr. Chrstian-l
Ndes-Nessrs. OBEY, (chaiimsn.) Davis, Mcdaniel.
Arree. Dmguid, Jennings and Parlm-7.
Mr.. Christian aso offered lbe following resolution:
'Hescised, That upon taking the vote On any qnes'
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G.fRDEy' NEEDS.

Richmond, Jan %
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STEALING 4 ca

STEALING CEILD.-On the day OF the OK roast
al Hoboken- bsrbsrous perpesrated by fend
In female dress In stealing e child about four years
OF age the Interesting daughter OF the proprietor OF the
Lafayette Hotel. The child with her were playing
The house when avery sen.eely dressed accosed
them. and AJAX 70 De snoEn the WHICH they
al cnce compiled with The kept the Child with
her buying CAKES &c 10 please her, finally Induced
the little gir 10 go far the ker-y proG1i.e q
giving her some candies bog who her saw per
there With this woman, and asked her where sne
going. 20 which she replied SaE.Y0rk 70 get some
csndies, and be presuning she was win :!sad ssf
NOTHING farther. Since that time tidnss Fave been
heard OF Der. aud. may be supposed. the oereaTec
parents wel! nigh distracted ,ae loss True sun
DARING OUTRAGE.-We learn from the Penn
Van Democrat thst set ofdruaken -io~s assaulted
NUMBER OF ladies' he e-ering OF the An. n that vii
lsge who we're under the Of r. Thompson ard
% their way 70 their homes NJ ThoDp-on seized
OF hem and called loudly for assistance Several per
sons lis aid VINO al or les injured
IL he airay before i; ended The ereicEes atscs
ed them vic clubs stones &c One upon
zoe head with scythe Tn= ladies' tai escaped INFO
house Three OF To, scouEtrels we're arrested.
NV TELEGgAPH-J Milton Saunders, or Circin-
nail j. getting up Telegraph which be worked q,
one fourth the expense OF the pow in and will
10: only communicate Information By sound. but By
characters also He says that Il the transmitted
should be OF The apparatus IN
can b. adjusted ,ha, Il will whisper The stendsrt-or
proper recyisnt-the secret without any present
hearing IT, VIVA, uexti Morning News
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RRnnKLYN AEEAIRs-

NAvAL--The Soop ofWar Albany, having been
coppered, in Dry Dock, now lies at the wharf at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard where the work upon her Is progress
sing fast possible Her rigging, cables &c. arrived
Wednesday from Boston, and II is calculated that abe will
bc completed In about six weeks Her fine proportions
admiration Of all who view her The Sloopof ar
Prebe. which In complete readiness for her officers
and crew will be the vessel to SAIL She will proba
bly, depart in a week The two Mexican steamers
will be delivered the Navy Yard tonorrow by Messrs
Brown K Bell of NewYork. They Will be fitted out aud
dispatched the Gulf Immediately The recent damage
Dry Dock has been nearly repaired and the steam
pump will operation by tho end OF the present
week j..
THAT ELoPEMENT CASE AGAiN.-The arrival oil
SheriG Soaring with fuestcd and Hudson, and tho part
per Of their guilt creuted unusual excitement IN Tue
ordinarily GU let little village of Hampstead yesterday The
men wers forthwith arraigncd before magistrate Hud
nnd dny. dollars aud tor the Of bail committed
10 the county j. where he 10. Tho examination OF
rIucses deferred 10 this morning The husoan OF
Mrs Flowers IL anxious hat the past bo forgotten Tree
IL forsivug her OF all errors IL che will hu return and
remain faithful and dutul wife. She however. openly
procams her preference Tor Huces and declares she
bad much rather remain with him than Flowers.
Eagle yesterday
-" We regret TO announce the death yesterday
of George uurlout Esq OF the most benevolent and
dent Of the Brooklyn City Temperance Society. but
more widely known of the firm OF f. u. Hurbut
& Co, the extensive shipping merchants OF Newfork
Eagle.
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Markets care''.!l, reported for Tss Tribune.

Markets Carefully reported for Tae Tribune.
THURSDAY, July Il.
ASEES-The market Is steady q. previous rates The
saes are 800 bbs NJ 50 50 for Pots, and Sass GO for
Pearls.
COTTON-There has heen but little done today. The
rnarke, however is without variation
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market for Western Flour
Is noticed yeserdsy-s,esdy sno nrn "i'o
receipts ard fair demsnd Michigan may be quoted IS
sTi Osueso 50 eSs. aod Geresee St-these are per
hsps the lower rates and Sd more is occs'onsy ooAn
ed. Ia Southern there Is nothing doing kye s'ouE sha
Corn Meal remsir ss las, noticed.
GRAlS-Whess 10 wanted snd farther sales OF CSVVo
bush Rid Western have been made about IS IS cts
White is scarce. Rye 10 dali snd ,ower-sSoO ousheis
Northern and Jersey brought % Oats are SAG cts
wholesale. and $685. In !ots for Northern. Corn has
been scvs to-day. snd shout al Offering readily disposed
of at improved prices The sses reach 10 600 bush
Western part handsome yellow. 80 eS2 cts 1000
,sess damaged IS. and 90 hush Southern q, 1882
cts VT, 500 bags 81 sck eyed Peas sold 81 -.
PLASTER-A cargo sold 10 SO up the river to-day &,
81 IS.
sPiRtTs-so bbs Turpea,iue wsre taken at 81. eta 1
month, and 400 bhs Stsss Frison Whisky % cts which
Is higher
sEED-Clover is picked up in small lots for export :
% ,isrees Ohio sold at Cts foE prime
PRoyfsIoNS-Pork continues dull and We on!y
know Of small Gales Prime al 81 ~ SSS ana aess e.
s1sse So Beat is very ts, and 10 Lard We heard Of
nothins dons 100 tss aud eols Picked hams soa -
"a ca sad 81 ses sugar cured, w. esss
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Esneral hotties.
~ New.Yo-k weekly Tribune

e Newborn Weekly Tribune.-cooteaa for
sa;1rdsy July 1S.-PoETEy-The Turrei,ed Rcurt.:p.
81 w.llisn Wallace Chance, By AusuItus srot grass;
visil.-ED!ToEIALs CT TIE Te-tE a. w..h.rgtcc: Ap-
por;ioun.n-The Seasie Ths Ts-6 Prs,=ri and Future
Slavery beyor1 tie kio GrAnce; T.ass sad Pssks.s.
lea Movements Of ssnis Ars; The glsh. OF wros.'
Doc;rtre TIE 6sfu5ic q he Rio Crane: cor27rators
Nj Lo1mi.s port; Passage Of the Liad Grn:aston
ELL hrprgh The Seuse; Revsuue t;o-a SeK-Js Tsriz
kc-Ntws ron tie Sea- q Wsr; Froa Fort Jot-; Ssn-
"a Fs; Brf1l. Troabrs Il Ss1yoo; C1-rok-s AE.irs-
Thar se;ile-o, CJFresrocdsucs Of TIE Tri5zae fro
Washington sld To chef Giles snd T7sns OF L. Urc7;
ST. psys Proceeding. OF ne CcnveLtor, ic Mt.csl-
LASEors kETIcIEs-L=ii-rI :ro-r lie sscE<oocsScs l.
aud IL IT, W-r % siez-e; Sscis Fe Expedition TIE
Cherokee Board or Co ri.so-esGi TIE Cow caou-Lz~
Reform: g-scra sa6 Reforne-.; La R-;o-1 il FrlaG
Senate; Els. Objections 70 Mcssg. Teri= Sill An:i-e--
.a-y Meeting o:.le De.s~.a Temperance U5I5r Liter 70
IN Rob,s-on F1;s= Ssv- v.s,1s Birth OF
81 L. Rsv..vv. q 30 alag. Poems axe Memoir Of
johann G5t=i5 Fich- sad choice collection CT J1aesc
intelligence. CoMxEzcfAL Observation-Disclosures
Stoes,, More7, Cst.l- da's=i,
sage copies, put up Il wrappers ior the M-s, be
ob,sired 8, The tesk-pric- c. eeri-.
u TERas-S2 Psryesr. Al Subscriptions payable
nhe1ihly in sdvarc-- Adjfess
GREELEY < McELRATH, 7f.bure B1il:i7ss.
Cor. Spree an As,ssu SIS. oppcae tie City Hsll.
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The Crops.

IF Tho md in
Du'inS '"o ea 70 20, - g. 49, - nros
pcct OF the most hcunuait crop vi "neat tious"Vus
this entire section that has been harvested In many
wears The late extremely warm weather. tosether win
dews and light rains succeeded by not sntfy
weather again mas caused 'no "s " =, Irn,
OF the Acids, and threatens III many cases W ~
entirely ruin the crop some OF our at ar NOV 81.
gagged In cutting their wheat o'S 's,"ie a , 49,, ~
70 Wens' ~ rr"rscd AT least 80 bushels per acre
III. .as 900 which will not Weld more than one
mind n /, does more than one quarter OF that quantity
~. q, .orra IN ssundantly We believe there viii be
-, ,.r oYsr,ltv chi this season than has been done
Sr many years Having has already commenced. and the
y,.l1 IA very great
Corr Data barley and potatoes have all grown rapid
IL during the warm weather OF the last month. With
continuance OF good weather, our FAR mers may anne
pate an unusually large yield Batavia Advocate.
Tax HARvEsr-We have spent two days among
the farmers visiting several Of the adjacent Counties,
aud a, long as have lived In Ohio. safely say
we ne'e. @ , d .rsr nun Who sw,nr
cradle handle sickle lie at ii, few days more OF
this noe weather and all vii, be secured and Ia capitsl
order inere w o''pa .'a %. rusS toe oe'i;
usus!y pun az" sr Nh ,Ss Rssxa Ssy val, hav
p,,,,s enough 10 ..hscuito tho world Thecor CROP
ia NOW In s sik sud farmers think Will be full ave.
rag. crop Potoes aud hne could he wi,h
ed tSie'eiaho ItNn peaier'
IhE WHEAT Ckor.-a te''s' ,,on. ', "ea.a,u
CMonrce Co. y. ~ III the puuav E,u,et, S 'N'
wheat IN that VieiniI! Is eVHsue"S, W -, -. -,
sne that, on Inc Whoie' Inc eioP "''' " ~ 49, 49,
age ono 49, ..,,r Mt, " ~. D.,,o, Advertiser,
a letter rom An 1Afoor' asi'' IL tu' D' N
says A.--.., ...u,.., .,, =. Carried an
sn,s,v ~, nossh,e wish ths i,mes number OF hands
10 be procured The farmers complain OF greater
city ut help than usual probably owing TO the larger guam
y Of grain to be The crop was struck with slight
ru,, during the warm showers Of last week but will not
hs injured materially, excep, The late sowp."
-, wvr.r u..y.sr ,,,,
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

In The Bremen ship Hc-rine--Mr l.. C. Jacobsen, lacy
and i've children Miss Il Wisi; Miss n E:,inger; Miss
Epstein; Miss T.. Siegel; Messrs Lidst-p, VI. Lid
s,eu SAM Levy, F ortemanu. H. Siemers Gabriel
Wi,thsns Germany; Msllmsnn Of Newfork master
} Guckenheiu1er. aud 90 In the steersRe.
In ,hs brig Emily from Ch0rlestou-Mr. E. Brown
and lady Il o. Cook lady and child; ?. w Prutup md
lady Mrs J. t. Salisbury snc child Mrs : Jacob Mrs.
Drake Mica Z. Wellmsn =: Miss Z Evans; Miss F.
Beucdtct; Misses risdsl-.; M-.,r-. NJ. Dow. u
Canning NJ Bsrj L. Carter W. J. WbHey. B 5 Whdey.
B Wilson l. r. rrowbridce A Clark W. w. Fay, w.
Moore s Dbble T. w Roth, snd three in the
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q ScbriEs;s ite-uoritive.-This plessan, medi
cie uev-r-iang r-Ioedy tor y'peps:s ana N-rvpus
Affections. Ills c5rt.n cI!e for 5cs aud Nervous head
aches. and excellent preventive ~ CusLiven-s AUG Low
Spirits. 1t cTd -tse q TIE bisry organs. sno
v-rg efcscoe in rsi-vins FaGlency, Coics, and 'r
tAr ccup.snts cf Gs sc- ell .at SoSeis II sp'-.niir
prot.oie. tie Return of-;J-u apd activity Ia =.
Debility rrfiores heisy appetite. where Ls greatest OF
rcssirgs "a dehcie1: and na:us! consequence gives
IoGe -nd vigcr - Il. ~hO!e system.
sE- Prepared by C. e oE6aIN9, Tarry!oSa, n. Y. 10
whom order, Csy De acGT-ssed.
Sold IN New YORK al Wholesale and roini, by A. &. i .
Sands Drcggtss leo EalOl-st. o Wiafl-sL Sod
10 Broadway and ~ EesI Broadway And by Drug
gas generally ihrcughou, hs Uns srie,. 91ce per
bottle. MO lssodN
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norobJ n0.ei af pj.,c thsi person S1t1ozed by him
to .ohc advertisements subscriptions Tor b.
Tor hch - the oaiy ~u.Ho sgeni Th
annoyance and O-r fOsin. OF lumeT-
prs,e.d! IL tnr elk. reudsrs The adoption
uf ins s,seol-y proper - asrS ;rpoT,on
Those therefore, Gh Fi.h ha.nst with his
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large ss,orten; u coed qus al for sss
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Daily Arrivals of Produce, stock, &c. By the
Sew-York md Erie Railroad Company

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Townsend; sc sides lea.hsr Lspharn, Cofse Co. 81
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