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PATENTS,

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN OFFICE,
And Agency for the u States PSiep, Office, Washington
No. %, STATE STREET, BOSTON.
TNIE subscriber, by appointment from ir Commission.
er of Patents, is Agent Of the u 8 Patent Office for
the purpose Of receiving aud forwarding the all
such models specimens of ingredients and manufactures
shall BE- inien ted 10 be patented, deposited therein,
which will be received and forwarded, free Of sTBsase and
risk their owners aud with all possible Dispatch The
subscriber will prepare Caveats, Specifications Assign
menis and al the necessary Papers and Drawings will
make researches into American and Foreign works for
abshing the validity utility Of inventions and render
advice all legal and scientific matters, respecting the
Patents secured IN Europe and other countries
BY application this Office Inventors saved the tine
expense OF journey Washington and delay there,
we'll all personal trouble in obtaining their patents
The experience o fourteen years Practice extensive col
cciiuns Of works, documents, decisions DC
ehanea subjects and the Patent Lawsand patents of DIFF.
rent countries collected at much Expense during the long
time this office has been established aud TO which daily ad
dtons beins made together with accounts here kept
nf inventions patented Al Washington, enable 10 afford
important and information 10 inventors DESTROYS
Of securing Pairui which IN other respects might be diff
cult Of attainment
In EDDY, Civil Engineer
August ~, 1876 ly52
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MufS, MufS.
MufS. Mufs.

600 MUFFS, comprising the largest and most
AONI desirable lot we have ever offered for s1e'
Black Lynx Mulis Imitation do dos Fitch doi
Tape Fox do; Blue Coney, do Black do do bluc
Denelt do; Black do do ; Grey Squirrel 90, Boa'
Sc. CUNE g. G00DHUE',
Braiteboro, Nov. LIST, 1916.
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which changed the order of things and checked the
discussion upon the prcamble He moved that the pre-
ambe be laid upon the table. The chair MR. Blcdgett
the Speaker being ahsenp made a most extraordinary
and supplementary decision upon the motion; it decid
ed that the motion to lay the preamble upon the table
cesary included the bill ALSO that could not lie
upon the table without the other The preamble not
having been annexedto the BILL and being altogeth
distinct proposition was of subject TO the motion
without reference to the bill.
Mr. DsvsLIy appealed from the decision of the chair
was forced 10 Withdraw.
Mr. SMITH, of schohare, instantly moved the previous
question: which was sustained he previous que tion
was on the original motion Of Mr. Boss made Yesterday,
when the preamble was presented that the bill be
committed TO select committee with instructions to in
ser the preamble, and report it 10 the House The
uon was sustained by strict party vote, % to ST. and
the o was recommitted to the select committee with
ment The volunteers will of course be deprived of the
aid which it was intended TO give them. The Senate
WIN not adopt the preamble it will pass the bill and
send back 10 the House without the preamble; SO the
bill will be lost
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Nsw BRuNswicK, IN. J.,) Jan. 10, lsi7.

The Weafher-Fyre, &C.
As faithful chronicler of passing events, deem II
duty the weather in these parts during
tho last eight or days, has been changeable
tickle, a coy maiden.
During the last part of last week. the atmosphere was
love- and had almost said, "twce natu-
raj" But considering the season, this would not be
natural sime and the dies might very justly be dis.
pleased thus abusing thsir favors little god
Saturday it commenced showing, aud continued until
Monday morning. to the depth OF about sight inches
which woke up the besus and called forth the peals Of
sleigh BELLS rather cutter bells; for heard and
at least of those vehicles Of pleasure drawn by
beautiful highspirited nag o! how 1t caused heart
to leap TO mouth sliciting involuntary sigh,
thought OF the many GLORIOUS times" we had joyed
In By gone dsys Yesterday and to-day II has oeea
fire Droks about half past last evening in the
grocery store Of Foster Alderman, and consumed the
whole inside OF the store and dwelling house. cupisd
Dy Mr. A provost, together with the shed aijeining.
When tho fire was first discovered, by MIR. Provost It
had not made much progress but while
throw some water on the building he struck the
forehead by plank falling, which rendered him sense
less for some time and he barely escaped with his life
His loss furniture will be far three hundred
collars. Mr.. Foster Alderman fully Insured, also
the buildings belonging to th- estate of Dr. Henry Prime
FIRE was got about half past eleven caught round
stove pipe. The building insured ut the D. In
surancs cmpany Mr. John Frisbes, John jenkins, and
several others OF the hrsmen who were on the she'd
throw ing water the house fell through by the shed
sisrg way and came being smothered before they
got cut Too much praise be awarded to the
zine men, and Citizens for their promptness in rendering
assistance,
daily paper, to be called the Evenins Journal Is 10
re punished by l.. Hubbard & Co., il sum cen
Der Of subscribers can be obtained to insure success
which we very much doubt, get ali the mpor.
tsst news daily in the ~ Herald 1t will be indepen.
deht ~ regard TO politics and religion. &C w.
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Died.

On wednesday morning, PsrER A. HusrEn, police
man oil the Sd ward in the 33d year of his age.
Hs relatives and friends pectiulIy invited 10 a,
tend ms iunera this day at o'clock NJ from his Ia
residence, No IS Warren street
On Wednesday, 18th instant, Jopr MuRr.cu asad N
land. -"
his TRENDS and acquainances hereby requested to
attend his funeral, on Friday 18th instant at az NJ
from No. ii Trinity Place. near Cedar street Nav Or
leans papers please copy.
In Broadabin, Fulton county on the 9th instant Gen
EAhL SrIMsoN formerly of Galway, Saratoga county
General s'imson was long and favorsby as an
teprislng merchant os the proprietor Stimsons o
tel IN Galway and as of the dsting sgr
cuursts OIL the State e has represented Saratoga co.
Electors Of this State in $780,
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AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON.
CONGRESSIONAL PitOCE EDiNGs.
Sc, &c, Sc.
TIE ~ q IsAPHIC.
II z l. r. q II PHIC.

WAssIyeroS, Jan. IL, ls4z.
Senate.
The funeral services tbs remains Of the late Soma
tor Pennyhacker of gina, csmmsusea is the Senate
Chamber about o'clock ths afternoon in which both
Houses Of Congress united
The Senate having organized the usual
was made to the House, tie Of which soon after
entered the Senate Chamber preceded by their speaker
ana other officers, in the usual order.
The Chaplain of the Senate was assisted BY the Chap
lain OF the Hose the service Commencing with prayer
by the Rev. MIR. slicer.
The Rev. Mr. sproule preached the funeral sermon,
taking his text from Job xiv. H-"If IN die shall h.
live again." The learned divnes sermon was beautiful
and impressive dissertation the mortality Of tho ssul
Both houses moved in procession TO the Congressional
buryng ground whore the remains inferred for the
present.
House.
Tho House met at noon, but tho Senate not
ready ON motion off n IroERsoLL, recess was taken
until notified Of the organization Of the Senate.
Subsequently the House organized and united In the
funeral obseques Of the late Senator and afterwards sd
ourned.
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Ii Y II IL # MAILS.

WARRINGTON, Jan. IL, le47.
Death Of Mr. Pennybacker-IHe Loan Bill 7rsasurv
Notes-Finaneial- Treaty With Hanover.
Another Senator gone. At four o'clock this morning
rs suppose the telegraph i'll have announce cd to YOU
the Hon Isaac Penny of Virginia. breathed his
last IN this city The mournul fact announced to
The Senate to-day by Mr. Archer and after the adoptio
OF the customary resoluio MS the Senate adjourned
The House. also, which was Engaged in the considers.
ton in committee of the whole, of tho Oregon bill
ceased from its abors and after tho adoption of rssou
tons similar to those passed by the Senate adjourned
There is no doubt of the passage Of the loan BILL a.
soon az comes up before both houses The PROPOSE.
tion for the issue of Treasury the amount of the
loan is received with evident favor understand that
capitalists of high standing in New York, have ex
pressed themselves confident that there will be no diff
Guilty in carrying out this plan, and that the entire
amount will be taken with avidty. Things are looking
greatly brighter than week ngo and government stock
is at an advance in this city and in Baltimore The
mittee of ways and means will report tax all free ar
cles including tea and coffee do know how this will
succeed rs presume they would not report such
bill II there were strong reasons for expecting its fail
urs know that many in favor still Of an increased
duty Of five per cent all round-hat s all articles
that will bear that increase know Pennsylvania would
60 for that and would consent in addition,
to tax of ton per cent on free articles.
The commercial treaty with Hanover ratified last
week by the Senate reflects The highest credit the
diplomacy of the Secretary of State The treaty gives
us commercial advantages with that nation such ss
do not enjoy under treaty with any other country
BY its provisions commerce il exempted from transit
duties tolls and other little imposition and in every re-
spect is calculated TO bestow upon extraordinary
commercial advantages. The terms agreed upon
between Baron Gerolt, behslf Of Hlnover and Mr..
Buchanan the of the United States and sf-
forwards submitted to aud ratified by the Senate. It
sent su in tho packet Of yesterday for the ratification Of
the Hanoverian government GALVlENSIS
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n
The death ofthe Hon Isaac Psnuyhscksr, "a Senator
from yrqpia in this ci.v AZ f5nr o,,o,k ia morning
AVN s " $3.50 49,, 80, -
ms P"' ''P w NO VI '""S'ee' -" "'''"J
ns x. Mr. pennybacker was den,crat froW the Tenth
,ior ,.,,s ~, ha,,cv 81 Al ep,n, o.b cour,v vy,;,h
=, = : = - -, = -. a, . -,
,,n,. ,r, ~, ,l,.a, aowo, con,,v o,,.r.
Mr. Penn, hacker " 40 LAWYER AL been district Judge,
.n1 .. a. .o,om,, ,, y;,h mo marty n N. star.
'"' " "
recall hin 10 the bench III order to make IN the
Senate for Extra Billy st is lot Governor William
si,h u a.th and N. ,xnl,s;on or Mr. Ara bsr,, farm
o"''n MS 'e'u "i1 "7 eAp.' 'uo"'' "'' az s"'
gvcsto tue prssen' dcnoc.aH' g''"u'o 'ne eiecu'h
of two Senators and We shall probably nave Extra BIZ
l. - fro,, L,.s,ayc V,r~nis snI ,;ov AfD,voiI or .fy
~ "o' :. -
Hopkins, '"o'" members u '"s mouse u nePrss'h@
tives al this 'imo) from Western Virginia. Mr. Drom-
cool. NJ, uvr,e, Mr. Stevenson pariv Mr. LANAI ~
s'o' w. - -, ~. 4. :, -,
Jones, all have 'helr ctahi III 'ne rAs cut Is 'housht
that Extra Billy" Will Superce-. them all. hs IL q
strong and rough made mana ser OF Cromwell w poll
tics, who carries every tios ny cup ne main ~ INC
stump, he aweys goes pfo'dec VITA sucn Pile II docu-
men,s records Journals and old newspapers, and Con.
gressonal speechsA as no ~ an extremely hard anag
onst TO encounter beng armed IKE po'cupine Ne'erv
point. In the seGa.o h, Woul be OF t.s graatest EN-
cheney supporter OF the doctrines Oh 'ne Adnn1a-
ton
general topic II rises superior 10 every thing and IL
be true that sen,a NINA MS ,sken 80 o ana .hsncs
COMPELLED forces ia that city toevacuAte then the
campaign of The last autumn hegnnins o. monterey.
has s to be done again from the s'a because I'D
march to Mexico we cannot very SAFELY allow mat
position to be occupied py ne ene"y ~ ."o ~. ~; ~
await further Intelligence unier ,he .aes WA. ms
Mexican news, While 81 eks,os 'hs lac, ~ ,,s - %
march 10 The nor,hWoru Ioi ,a '.', 80. 80, 800:
ccntly confirmed TO justify .hs nos' s1nvs am Snan
nous exertions 10 the tem,o nv W ID i1.
canta Anna will never WHIP oia noukn aau I..aay
while tho sun chimes bus W. any xs, 70
roll back the iecoiung uoe " u,s T I. ". nApe.s
all the necessary meds"Ioa WI, y. op. 80. s 0 ~ ~
this end Una, 70 sncoulats ~. nj NJ Ian wi II,
public lan1s, uocoiahg 70 me pa. ~ var !, sna.atbat
SET epar iv .c s;ns ana s,aan.ya charered
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The amount of salt shipped via the Erie canal during
the year ls46 1888 bbls 800 statute bush
els valued $ls4 54 and the revenue arising therefrom
by way ofolls was $2s s92 The shipped during
the year 1885, was 100 4i5 bushels less than the
ls5 and being also in value s97 less than the amount
shipped the previous who the receipts of tolls
from the have fallen of in the Of SIG $50 it
being about in comparison with the reduction in the
rates The falling of in value may be attributed to the
reduction in duties and the expense of the barrel not be-
ing included in the calculation for the year 1896
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The receipts of Lead at st. Louis in each of the past

Notwithstanding the large amounts shown by the 70
cepts in lsi5 should be increased by about thirty
thousand pigs arrested in the Mississippi river by the
ice, and which did not reach st. Louis until the spring
'4S. This sum, deducted from the recorded receipts
shows the actual produce Of this season to be S6
against Dos Of last year decline of 1875 ITO prs
equivalent to about $50 600 lbs.
careful estimate of last years produce of the lower
or Missouri mines was l47470 pigs As several furnace.
have been suspended very probable there has been
decrease Of at least 900 lbs We may therefore, set
the decrease in production Of lead in the United States
10 OOO 900 lbs
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
vsue OF certain articles first cleared, and also the
quantity left at Syracuse on the Erie Canal during tho
year 1886 -
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Married..

On Tuesday the 10Th instant by the Rev. William
STAIRS, Pastor of St Marys Curch Mr. JOHN GAYSoa to
ELrzABETH A. daughter of Peter Duffy Esq all OF this
city.
On the 18th instant at St. Mary Church. Philadelphia
ny the Rev C. VI Carter LOUIS BIvssE of this city to
Macy ELLA, daughter of Samuel II Carp enter, Esq
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TO IA s--~----~-.-<
LATEST M0MENI,
YELH GRAPHIC,

ALBANY, Jan. l3, ls47.
The Housatonic train of via Bridgeport with up
ward OF two hundred passengers who left New York
Tuesday morning. arrived here at o'clock last evening
with the mails of Sunday, Monday and Tuesday from
the South
The cars met with delay OF one hour on the Boston
railroad
double track from the State line through this State
to Albany would facilitate public and provs
equally beneficial to the railroad company
Wereceiyed at the post ONCE last evening Detroit ad.
vices from the 2sth of December to the 4th inst.
The weather to-day is clear with Indifferent sleigh
ing
The ice in the river opposite this city il firm and ..f.
for crossing with loaded teams.
BALriMosE. Jan IL Sym
No Southern mail was received from beyo.d Whining.
ton this afternoon Tue Western Of telegraph is NO.
in peration.
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MUSIC,
THE ONLY TRUE SONG.

THE ONLY TRUE SONG.
W ARCHY GRIEVr, the real caterer of fancy and
SFS singing Birds has hand and prepared to offer
49, the best selection yet offered American public.
1870 Sc ected without regard from every quarter
Of the Globe. Amongst the following will be found the
choice description Of fancy long aud varied Canary
Birds matched and prepared to be put for aichng with
s[eeGps cages n made after ms own dessg A,o
nese and Domestic Together With the most choice de-
Norway Swans silver and golden Pheasnnts and Newound
land King Charles SpaDrB, French and Spanish P0odIcs
Italian Grey Hounds aud every other spelies OF aud
fascy Dog. Bird Cages Of every variety Also Archys
Birds, &c. &c.
N D Every variety of Bird Seeds, Cages &C.
Z. 9. Letters post PAID VIII 40 oil with prompt
attention from A GRlEVs No John street, New York.
YOUNG GENTLEMEN,
Look for your Christmas Presents Archy will be
membered ~her candy and the cakvs forgotten Boz
Quc put sp by HIS own hand in hts usual style short
tice. d23 tire.
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S3l6,o51 50

tjb,U31 81
ih increase amounts 10 about forty per cent an in
crease srsst than tina, Of any other road In the country
WIN 'he exception Of the Reading Railroad
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PIANIST Of some European reputation as director of
ma,ic aud composer. beng ds.irous of becoming ac
qnanied With the English language looks for
{, to live IN genee English family boarding honse ON
such terms thar he would lessons
g on the pisao either for the whole Of the price
oil board and LOGGING.
For apply to Mr. Krauskopf No So Cliff str.e
corner OF Beekman it iva
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JOHNSON'S BIKD STORE.

No go Brood,cly, I'd door tram !Sterarts.
$ssf LONG BREED CANARlES--In addition to my
large stock have urshased two more lots, FIVE
cages in great variety bird seeds The public is
invited to hear them sing the Till PM by
w. 3. JOHNSON, $40 u oadway,
DBL 2wsrc I'd door from SteWart's.
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TIC IoS received at SYRACUSE on boats, packets and
passengers in 1916, SlO29O. Aggregate tolls in
1896 Ss77s7 10, against $l9 1913 80 in Is45 showing
decrease in 1916, of $al44l a.
The total number oftons ship
ped in ls43 were.... 10000 Total value, S2,445751
Do do 1915 were..... G,525 do 2,26e 9l8
Also showing excess for
40 over 46 in off,. 1881 In value Of. ITS $50
The total number of tons of
property left for 1916. 1896 Total value 2s67 76
Do do do l845, 1891 do 280l,5I
Thus showing excess
property left IN favor Of
If In cor 1go
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AM EkICAN CIRCUS.
CHI ATTAIN EATRE.
- LAST WEEK.
yTHIS EVENING, Jan. IA,
The Dancing Horse May Fly
The Fighting Ponies
The Csvalcade.
Hereunder Nloseley. Sands, Carroll and Dale
Boxes 20 cents PIT 1875 Private Boxes 80 cents
Seats can be secured at the Boz Office from o'clock
A. NJ, and from to 4 7. M
here will be an afternoon Performance every Saturday
Doors open a2 O'Clock, Performance commence 2h
precisely IN
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AuCaA.ss a,yz's,sM.

JACOB ~ PLATT Auc'io-eer
/ NpER WAkDEN's INSPEC1IUN.-,aeob =. Flat
VIII sell this diy, 10 o'clock the suction
cNk apout Ioo Carpenters imitation rim IocI assorted
sa men u same having been aRed t5 voyage OF
imPoIts n TO be sold in lots suit purchasers TENS
essn oa oelIve v: Jyi4 it~rc
W MCoRMlC X, Auctioneer.
A DMlNlsTRATOlps sALE-This diy, az fOIs o'clock
az NO III CouftlAndl street will re sold by order Of
Admins rstos the ee of the are Thomas Re- ket con.
stng IN part OF mahogany Chairs F1nch Beds.eads Blu
Isnus iabies Feather Beds, Maresses Hedang Looking
uias'es IN PrIangs, aud sngavngs sSe Also his Ward
robr Consisting Of Vests PaniaIoons nes and Mus
lin shirts Silk Handkerchief, some Hosiery &c Also
Safes g. BAIEsOS Adrci, 80 sv : ~"
ia Itsr ~ '""'oi'
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PARK rHEATnE-THuRsDAY EVENING JAN
Mr. r wSsss vii h.s ss
To which VII, be added the now petite comedy Of the
EToN BuY-Csptain ropham q. Aarrett; amy, Mrs.
L cone lude with drama eutit' ed MATTED FALCoNE
-Mslteo Falcone, Mr. Dyou; Fortunate FalcoGe. Miss
10 morrow. fifth nish, of Mrs Mason.
sf :
RowERy iHEATaE" I'M; fr 1ausi' January l"h,
Il Of SWEET
o6eo NJ Seas s iaso Mr ' Da%noad be.dsaoa.
TO conclude with THE IRISH TUToa-Dr o'Tool..
Dress Cireie IS cents; Tit snd Gallery Iax GEMS
Doors open at 6ys o'clock Performance commence at
Nd ITCHtLL7s 0LvNflC THEAINE---1nl;, E1..;
r. bel lowe, BY BROTHER slsTER-Don sylvio
y a. b iclowedSy SPRING GARDENs-seoreup. Mr..
do sGpss "a, sd, LEND ME FIVE sHLINGs-Mr
pirate 6os.. s. oshS,sIa P soas. s. ' ~ ~ '''
- ---n : WIZ -l- lclncs enrt,ls rlr-. ~
CAkD-ULYMPIC THEATRE.
ni ''d The public, that d h
MN s5s s. h ssis ,a Sssy occasion
s III GsTs 81 6Jhfs' petit
Willis ase at ssS ThE
Mr. sioae VIM es s esfrs '1 IF c isa
taum Ill he expressed in the bills the
~ Box Book open ma itsr
PALMO'o OPERA HOUSE.
- - chambers street.)
ERiDAY EVENING, Jan. IS krst performances of Doni.
IL zetti's Opera e
LULA Dl LAMMERNOOR
Dramafist Persona
Lord Henry Ashton. sig Benevenfano.
Lucia, his Sister. Signorins Barili.
Lord Edgar OF Ravenswood.. Sigaor Beneds I'll.
Lord Arhrr rucklaw .Signor Benefit
X mond, Tutor vi Lucia. 81. nor Martini.
NORMAN. .Signor REESE
Alisa Lady Of Honor to Lucia. Ms Bouiard
. Chorus of Ledies. Gentle Huntes, and PEASANTS
Maestro attached To the Company. Sisnor BarII
Leader of the Orchestra. .Signor Michee Rapetti
Chorus Director Observation-Disclosures Mr. W. &. benrnss.
rromrter. Signor Marozxi.
Stese Manager. Sig Benefit Reese
Opera Books may be had at the Box Office.
l;t tier Boxes and farquette. .............$l 90
I'd tier NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 50
Private boxes fsi sp'r.on'. ...":.:..:.". Y g
Seats be secured the box Office from 10 A. NJ till
o'clock, r. M. daily.
Performance to commence N Doors open at o'clock
ZAPER AMORE
In rrepar aton the Orera Of 1 LOMRARnI
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IA A THEE STORY HOUSE on cad street between
E the I'd and Sd avenues It's well finished snd repete
with the latest improvements including kitchen range
SINK, cold and warm baths water closets &c. Italian
bic manels throughout the house, court yard OF Is feet
front with yerandh and French Windows The house
OF row OF six houses the south aide of the For
further particulars apply to VYSE Il SONS,
dl3 Irn* rh l12 p,gri
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NHE Subscriber hereby cautions the Public against the
frauds Of y?lng maa about twenty-five years old 1--WE
feet seven lac hes high who by
the name Of Livingston and sometimes by his real name
which, w Z. Chambers He gives cut that he is my
employ and such borrowed money various
promising them could 20 10 ALBANY His
statements entirely false he being way
with my establishment.
VIM LANDON,
Congress Hall, Albany.
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