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CITY ITEMS.
Lectures. Concerts. Sc. Tonight.

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Charles Gavnn Duffy.

Mr. Dufys petition 10 set aside the fat OF bankruptcy,
sued on, against him AZ the suit Of 81 Druuan, has
been heard In the Court n Chsncery. and the Lord
Chancellor made an order directing the costs claimed,
300 70 be taxed Tho result Of This decision H. that
should the costs be reduced below elO0 the commits
sion will he superseded and ia within the province
OF tire taxing master 10 decide whether an ssrc, mcnt
q certain law business specified terms, i 20 have
effect the affirmative Of that 40 once disposes oi the
case and supersedcs the Commission. Certainly Mr
Duty has been badly treated IN the affair With respect
20 bis trial variety Of rumorz ai1at The general
opinion that the Attorney General has shifted The
scenes snd will not now try him before County Jury
but be;ske himsof once more 20 the City & day or
two will tell
The Rotstory Parliament system have ssreet that %
eXpedcnt % hold general mectings az the members
one each month only and 1at the Committee assemble
weekly % manage the afsirs Of the society
The state Of the country in the south and west De- re
ally mos, appalling pestitution sad distress are nos
the only things talked Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18

~ Ga thc 27th instant, the Acr-lOrk AID
Erie Ra'l0od will be- opened from Pors Jervs Bng.
anton, additional distance Of $50 miles making in
all upward Of 30 miles from Ptrmont The new part
OF the Road. by far the dhcuii and expensive
the whole route mas been graded snd built little
more than two years Wide rivers have been crossed
by costly and permanent stone structures deep valleys
hsve been raised 10 the required level cuvers
celed elsewhere Railroads have hecn construct
cd high and broad mountains have been brought low
or pierced BY tunnel formed excavations Until the
greatest dcgliic. OF this errsl work are ~ lfusih
overcome. The Road We undcrsisud IS graded be-
yond Binghamion D. OWe-o, and IS Tar IS Eu.ra
IS In advanced eta Of orwtrdncss The grade on
ward TO Lake Erie has Of the prominent diculies
which have sready been 90 brsvey me; and triumph
snily overcome. When the NeW-York AMI Enc Rail
road shall have been completed land The time 20
which Il will De accomplished will b. shorter thsn The
mos, sauguine friends Of the enterprise anticipated ;
viii be seen how largely the southern Counties Of the
state au1 cur meirop oas. in5ebted - the good
judgment snd energy Of the President and Directors
ard the uncessing exertons q the officers and subor
nate operatives OF the Road a work which. when
haissed vii ~ found Ia strength sodigy and sNisnt
TO BE- unsurpassed ~ any similar enterprise ia The
r'ninn
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CONGRESSIONAL lpLkNLss.-Thst q majority OF
the Members OF Congress should see tt to devote
most Of their time to other than tive discharge
OF their Legislative duties, Is matter which " IN
naturally be regarded with favor or dislike &C
oordiag to the varying tastes habits. and feelings
of those to whose notice It is commended All
we ask is that on every motion to adjourn at an
unsessonshly early hour aud especially on mo
ton 10 adjourn over day. the Yeas aud NAYS
should be taken and recorded as a matter Of
course. The simplest Justice dictates this \
majority OF Legislature has a constitutional
right to adjourn directly after meeting but Il has
no right to implcste in the discredit Of its iudo
lence that minority few or many, who would
gladly remain IN session and go ON With the busi-
ness If allowed so to do. Is not this clear
Tho senate sat five or six hours last week
and before it had been IN session an hour on
Thursday 1t adjourned over to Monday. This is in
pursuance of habit which has become chronic
W it'll that body.
The House began by doing good days work
on Monday took things little easier on Tues
day onwcdncsdsy worked hard again, and ac
complished not little. 80 far, It was remarked,
the second week OF no former Session had ever
witnessed greater diligence efficiency.
On Thursday morning, directly on proceeding
TO business. a leading Administration Member
moved that, rAcs the House adjourn, II adjourn
over TO Monday. No, Nor was uttered by a.
lew voices from the Wing side of the Hail, yet
the motion would have been carried but for call
Tor the Yeas and Nays. Some forty Members rose
IA response TO the call. = \ sufficient number up,
decided the Speaker. And now the gentlemen So
ready to adjourn over but moment before were
not ready to put themselves on record The
mover Of the protrscted adjournment rose: A.
the other side Of the House seem so eager to 20
on with tho business, said he, Il will withdraw
my motion. 50 the attempts to adjourn over was
defeated, simply by call for the Yeas and Nays
The death of Mr. Sims OF 5. {. was now An.
bounced and the House adjourned OF course hsy.
ing been some forty minutes in session and done
nothing.
Friday and Saturday are Privste Bin days by
the Rales--snd the Private Calendar was taken
up immediately siter the reading OF the journal
on Friday morning. More than two hours were
consumed ON two bills--oRe ci them Of very con
siderable importance, which was rejected the
other, Of trfng moment was passed to a third
reading. ltwas evident that = large portion OF
the House had little desire to do business gener-
ally. and that this Private Bill operation was to
the taste of very few. motion to rse and re-
port prevailed, and al adjournment "a being
nearly Soclock) was inevitable.
move that when the House adjourn It adjourn
over TO Monday, says one. 1t was evident that
this would prevail unless defeated by call of the
Yeas and Maya, and the call was strenuoasly
made by few voices. Those in favor o. the |
eau will please rise. Trsssy-tAres only ross-
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scnENcK.s rlIMoNIc SYRUP.


-. This medicine IL recon- erdr 20 the public os 70,
cure 81 coughs colds con,umpuon, ds.pepss I'D Av,s
complaint and ia crest -ucceis In these csses After yesss
Of tr. enables the proprietor 10 ssy with cuhieoc. M.
o. the and ouy remedy Tor such disease sni asge
irisi will convince every % iis Truth Tbousas's Of
bottles have been s,d and u every was aiieei wh
hen,ai The proprietor himself Was cured oi eeers-.
80 corumpio1. and since that lime thousands nsse heen
cured ~ coughs, cocs CONSUMPTION ana h'ei 'eh ~'Y
Us ufe r. opeTsfor upon the -ls'ru l. mild, he.a ~
certain The iend-ie'i in'a't e"2 ses y Ns''oo ~
harm Il assists Nsure 10 eNpel NE d'eased ffoa
re loo.ens The ph.egm srd giFe- ine psass
ease gradually removes The cough and restores .s,as
sCHENCK's PULMONlC SYRUP
4 GREAr CCRE At THE NV NRVNsNleA ihfotvsti
SEMINARY Fe3rHary .. 1915 Mr.. J II scHsscs Dan
SIR with great satisfaction inform yo1 n me srea ese
Ell, have derived from your fn.monc H.,up soanea
bottles from your age1s II tn, place mrss's ss."n
Vail ard hsd taken of Them before the nfoiase
ug tssesis. and the lnce..snt culkh ~hch drp'@ hs
o. rest ri and before had iasen three boz 20 ss
charged from my ung- several different tnes swsn
nty 81 hard white substance continued using ycaf
Syrup unit. had fsken seven fo'ties an now ~ socd
health l1s.eld ot being 90 ~ Ia abandon my ar
was advised 10 DO hg my physician, ON now Al TIE
opgirs Seminary a. Sey- Bul8sw "a tsse greg Pess
ure ia rec mmsniing schenck' Plmore syrup ~
friends and ,hr public. Tor do hrry BE- iese ma htsen
~ na rsT,sn cure Tor pa monte di--asr an ar
much indebted and humble servant : NIsooS
The Pumonic sympis prepared by } III s'hkSek.
p s-uih sixth.si. Philadelphia
fice - per bous o. ~, \, h9 n.ed %. -
New-Y0rk. Bush 4 Clickener, n Bsrclsy't
Boston. BEDDING Co. stsfe 81
Baltimore, : smith. sun Buildings
Ne0-O leans Nngh Co iil Ctsitfesst
AGENTS
Or y Crowell cor Ninih-syenue and EghleerIba
r. LyOr $50 Grsnd-,i.
John { Hart. }48 Grand Il
Nargarei Hays, 1873 fulion-st Brooklyn
D. g. fnglis, Paterson, as ssc
P,LNER's BUSINESS MES's ALMANAC -" Ito psgsst en-
with know I'd Ofthr most useful, nFscca kind nt mh
~ people require In the studies and business ~ ~"
Del state Joumsl
"clntaas the largest amount II statistics nfofnsucs
II any work Of lh- kId ever published" BrslO Psarr
ToOrHAcHE CURED WITHOUT GIVING THr LEAsr Pns
This psdy that hays been using thfou ghaa Ne
cities u the United States dunng tho pat fifteen ysS
over ten thousand have waited and cured n the nos
violent pains NC Teeth filed cleaned and insedei wa
out giving the least Daia Ds w. HOLr
Dental Surgeon 60 II Bronze Il and fql Brosius
DR Hours Too,h.chs Drops for sale al t9i Broadway
Noties ~ agents nexf w-~a fi3iv'
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not one on the Looo.Foco side Of the House.
Those opposed please rise :. Ons Hgndred and
Eigh stool Up. The Yeas and Nays are not
ordered And then the House adjourned over 20
Monday, with = rush.
The adjournment may be adiudged right or
wrong as III reader shall think proper but can
there be two opinions as ~ the denial II the Yeas
and %sysl
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dInDS

CROWDED OUr.-Tbe pressure Of Foreign and
Domestic News this morning has unavodably
crowded out our Photographic Report Of Ser
mon on The Exercise Of Benevolence. preached
yesterday morning at the Vestrys, Methodist
Church by Rev. DR. OILS, President Of the L nj.
versity at Middetown, e.. We shall publish 1t
to morrow We have very interesting letter
from our Associate, Mr.. dana, dated at Frankfort
which we must also postpone. We shall make
,oono fo- II as soon as possible.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

RELIEF TO THE PARK THEATER ORCHESTRA
~ The Orchestra Of Tie Italian Opera propose siy-
Grand Ma.ca Entertainment for The benefit Of the Or
chesga u The Psfk Theaer. who have not only al
heir by lhs ate IRE. but a.o their
and Of subsistence Asis II desirable 10 make
srge srd susey. possible the subscriber would b-
happy receive hs assistance Of all professional must
csns who may be disposed To Join 10 the undertaking He
therefore begs al hose inclined 10 cs upon hin b.
tho Of 10 aDd - 10 the morning any day
his week, al ths Aston place Opera House
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Election OFT. :. senator.

81 Tebsrapi1 wAsHISGToS. sunday. Dec l..
Hon. A. P. BUTLER OF south Carolina has been
elected % tie Uated states senate Tor SIX years from
tth M.rch ncrt BIZ he Legislsrare of .sd stste.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18

Contrary universal rumor It appears that Lamar
tine docs contemplate the exercise ~ the duties oi
the chief Msgisir To- of the Republic Ne denies that
he hsd resigned the nomination proposed 10 him for
that Office
BoADKAVN Our accounts from this city inform Us
that the rates Of marine insurance rising and
also al Hamburg whore per cent is said 10 have been
paid tor sugar from Havana 10 Antwerp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18

FlREs.-The store occupied by Benz. p. Marley,
In Wsterville Ne consumed by FIRE, together with
OF i,s contents. Tuesday night OF last week.
Loss about $4,000 no insurance
70, Three dead bodies were found la the Canal
At Rochester on Thursdsy one man by the name 4,
Corogon who has been missing since early In N0vom
Der and two apparently German emgrsnt-
? u Chicago papers announce the death Of Elk
Mayor GARRETT, Of that city
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ri " NtsNE lOORNkL. foOsrH cteka

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wa-hason. amp Ph.ia. sis,'s Nay M - ~
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-tssHh~st A. saron, Porter ofssn-. ! statue
Arrived sbp cha,on Bst NJ. Do.a- i-sio'a s.ct
r..'ea Gibraltar h No.. Hs,s A. b. H"goay Nsgsss.An
Len " sshon Gs,i- raisd st.i'. ~ D.. COL q ,gs' a.
wuan ssou ct BALTIMORE - oh'sf foil oni u- boT ,'-N"'
.bp south c,o.a. n.nta chs,s.oa. .o,aa an 's'
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srr August. s,oa- q. from s.,,aa. ,a 90 70 s'ss'
C-sfnI.n = a..
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ht .,ehf d-sf.ng spoa- bsfs Terra. t 60 .ss..
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-ff Lana fif1as. "a a. fn ,s-i f~-f beng, s. b. -
chsn3 f--4d isf bfs n.slo. ~ Paffl.sf " 90 ~
9Th z'f-r1-rf stores gs~f. 80
SIR GnH fnII irl4-
81 u hIsnf. ssr0s. PrI.a1.afr
sfar frasto. Df-51. Pf.ffst.sa
BELOW lss.e se.3. hrosa l s..sa.,I. ttsa - D
DsiHlii Al, shr. tsfss tni fr.s
SAILED stQ- farssir~. Ls-l91 BfsEl. a.. -
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Foreign Ports.


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Az a Dunz-cn~s 18th ~. al tl isior Ma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18

Vienna letters Of the lstest date mention that the
NOR Of the Austrian Government having definitely re-
solved 20 withdraw from the Germsnia Union and
call her representative from Frankfort OF the
promising and general subjects Of public interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18
MAX MARErzEK, oouductsr Of the orcAe.lr.

~ We invite the stenuon u Capitalists and others
the sales his dag by ASrHoSY BLsscEEE y O'clock
ihe M-rchens Exchange u the desirable residences,
y Clinton pisce and 2o8 Nini-s (suown Randall
pse- he leases u tae los granted by the Trustees II e
Sailors Snug Hsb0r Alec, " four valuable Lols fronting
Msdson-sq1are and adjoining he csrner u Fnhsyeuas
and Twenty sxth.t or irregular plat u groand on he
norhesstery corner n Msdon ADD Twenty SIKH
Of Los with the buildings The sde 1t The Bow
cry, and BRICK Houses and Lot. he north ,de u
Broomest adjoining the site for the Bowsry Bank %
th- Bowery and Broomest Of Lou on sIxlh-aveu9e.
and DO Lo together One Hundred and Nlrst % DIN
ing the u the oss SIKH avenue ard u The three
story House and Lot fee Teu.g between the Fr.,
a1d Second avenues.
Mas = the ots fronting hsdsonsqgsTe the Bower, and
Broome 81 can be oetsine Of he A1croueer Brosd.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18
Cholern Rumors.

b. Tebsrapl1 BALrIxoRE, Sunday Dec j.
There are plenty Of minors asost Of cases Of
Choera having sppesred IN this city but IS far . can
BE- sscertsined 10 actual eases have occurred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18

LiHEEiA.-The following s I'D extrsct Of a let
ter dated Loaion Nov. 81 lss,, % Arson T..
Phelps, ESQ.
ION the lat Ct December President Roberus II The
Republic Of b,ris wife ard sister sApcct % embark
from Enelsnd D. Airca Ia Government ship Which u
pu, IN r,QaisitoH by The nborhy Of the British Gov
eminent b convey them hom". Thsir rccepuoa here
b.. gratifying sns al things pleasantly set
lied Their daughter il With ;aeua. but are 10
take her ,omofrow with us bach TIE Fin. Board
ing school near Lircrpool"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18

nu .unisy evening ifh u.t aief ng@rg illness. CATntNSE
~ s ri ~ .st- fhip NJ Aftis, Tho 7ph j--f ofh@rtg~
Tie reffs oi h~ family repeatedly ayst attend he
rt tls.fg. l 0,s A " her f~-ais@
~ Ifs "a ~s-f place nl'h-rfy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18

GVEiNs PsrFNr BvoYaNr Dsfss "a CosX J.,x,t L..
PSgssS,ES-The oily lf- Fressrysr 90 - tsp- -.
ard ~ person soirs 20 Csiouis should b. .i,., =.
wh-n vofn it prevents the possibility ~ .,lirs ~.
u required ior Do. purposes No dsnger Gao r,,at h.
being torn or damaged by ~sier Do. 90 pr.c. 49,
commend Il 70 ne uo,c- q e. person. soins los-.
diS6tro4 LsARY 4 CO Asior Hou.@. sross-,,kN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18
Iowa. klecsieu Of L. =. Senators.

A'elesrsphic dispatch to the lI0shssgfoa yaioa.
dated 81. Louis, Dee. Is, says that Hon. AUGUSTUS
{ DoD"E and Gen. Gao. W. JOINS, Locos, have
been elected 70 the L ; Senate BY the Legisla-
tHrs OF Iowa. They were elected SAYS the DIS
patch on the hrst ballot, and by strict party
The WINS candidates were Messrs. Low and
WALLACE Mr.. Dodge IS son OF RsSKr 4.
DoDcs one OF the L ;. senators from wisconsin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18

~ I, viii be seen by the news irom ireland
that the British GoverHmea, have sualiy liberated
JANIS BsAGKS and RIcHAxp 7. RYAN who tor months
without crime trial have been wearing British chain.
In felons cell We believe the ocsl snae1aceeaent Of
their release transmitted 10 Government bv
the las, steamer The snuouueemcn, Of their release
10 iasoent As the rect OF tai. Transaction. They
were. told. arrested objects OF s-srieios
Tney also OF Irish sxtrsction ana they re
leased not through respect 10 the rshs cf American
cirsns but because there 10 longer any necessity
for detsnips them. Polk. Bancroft 4 Co have borne
al tAis % meckly a. lames.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18
MARKETS

Adviccs 70 oct / have come to hand Several .laven
hsd been taken into II Helena a. prizes One had o,
less than j45 slaves on board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-18
HAvRE CoNNEhclAL Ia

HAyRE CONMERofAL REPOKr, Dec l.-CorToN has
bsen m u TED teand turng tbs sses although The f.lor
o onf Liverpool sffs has heen the cndf
o. immediate Thu Cs--d D-fj e approach nj e
Presidential fut-s lrsFs llof-i
hod-rs ho~sf-r DESTROYS relt~ t.s
pnces 100 rule tni-d TIE nj Pho
49, auaHnt a 1.0 tses, against lmfor rod -t nr -
frIf~f
sfats a. ta............ .... . l.l ..nr
rnes o. .... ........ ffla-1 Iai4as ll-TiT
sss % st.. Ian
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AENsNs,s-Hon. {. &. Scorr. L0cn. and Dawn
wlSxE Esq wA.s. have been chosru ladse- 81 the
supreme Court oi Alliances by the Legislature ~ ihN
s's;e-the icrmer % h vsesncy and the l-tie- re
seal bow he'd BY Judge Coa~sy
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Paris advices Of Dec I, have come 10 hand Ihel
state that the Pope bad len Rome secretly and we OF
his wsy TO France
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GOLD PESs-CsLiFosSis 0vrszoSE The attention OF
readers :. invited 10 he beautiful assortment Of Gold
PEG. and Cases for sale By p wArsoS IS Waist Be
has lately Introduced several sIyes u God and silver
Cases admirably adapted for Holiday Presents and which
~e thb< are unsurpassed, either N beauty 1uly
'" he manufacturer " the well Known R'eheleu God
Pen which warranted 70 wear hy- year, sod only a.
shove
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M a " IA IT'D
DIE Ed

Ore.n. last hy Rev rh-,-inf- Clspp q
DAVIS proprietor OF The Delta % CHARLOTTE only fsu.
Ger of Oliver 40 MARI Bfon-,n ol Hartford, Conn
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BUSINESS NorIcrs
SPLENDID yScRAyrScs

" rhs large and vslrso.e .,ock n pa, AZ ,,,,.
gnsravings Consigned 10 ne sah.cfiher saft,, -. -
sesson saa c0mprs sing lhs iaiesi puhic.uo,. i, =. -
hou.e- II Losdon sni Par-. vii be- re.dy r, a.. -
Public on .nd sa-s Monday. Dec is. slss.sc.s,,,s
50 per cent from he Faa.csuoa prce
80 'svorsble sn opportunity Or srsiigns fsss,,
can rarely oocur The ssie s or sccooai q b.. -.
o-n-rs o close the sgrEcy kNTHONv
dis ~ Is gro.t.
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TF,-A d-.a.r Is msalrg ss havoc on iae uuast ss
o. our youne ren snd that sii. gresty o. hs
..li uk ard srs biscuit O.. symptoms s srr, ssh-
Is 90 .-censin the pc- ~ .hovrI' u pens, al esi
hand cradle. ln the progress 90 his ever peops az
% 'oorc, the death m.nne cough, cold, h'sr'en-ss A.
VII RI nyaisbly rrecrfe consumption. Now
MRS JERNls's COLD CANDY
can he eaten without sny Interference % ih- irsgssoa
You csn 20 -rd huid your cf-e. DO he si =, asa ..
you have m nd TO- ia ftci ralher he p.f.9euv,
making h- distance aprsf sweet srt euch,nu .. a.
palate ferfs nunch.ue hi. uNtsssattY-arNurto sooe
RE4,nY roa A. rviNoN,gY INFECTIONS
sold vhole-- e ard relsl by Nj JKsus. - soss
~ay corner WhD-.t
Ae.uts-llo Broadway. io Asior House Mns as,es
1873 Fulton a. B,ookbn. sol hy Dmg.i-'s ger@ssuy
re- Esch PACKAGES invariably signed Mn " Jus,
B. sure io ak fJr SIS. JrRVis's Gold Candy
Patup 10 packages OF Il. . u and 81 each aea
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rF- One Of the geii0r fever victims advertisers
10 our columns under the signature Of Rieneliea p
Our old Washington correspondent requests ssy
il j. 10; his he has hitherto escaped the epidemic
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MiohIsAN >rArE PKISrsKs -Messrs. Munger
Psttson. ProPretoFs Of the pc-eE Bsg,fi-. have
eeen appointed Stale Prin ters Of Michigan