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From THE CAPE DE VERDEs.-A correspond
ent of the Philadelphia Exchange writing from
Port Praya, Cape de Verde Islands, October l6
1919, says;
The U. 5. sloop-ol-war Decatur, Com'r Edward
Byrne sails to-day for the United States by which
| send YOU a few items Of news, which will not
probably, be without interest TO the slipping COM
munty and others Of your city.
President Roberts has been reelected 10 the
Presidency of Monrovia and that Republics in
prosperous condition. A treaty with England, of
a highly favorable character for British commerce
has been concluded. The coast is very healthy at
this season.
The following vessels have touched here within
the last fortnight bound to California; schooner
Andes, of and fronl New London ship South
America, of and from Providence; ship Fanny. of
and from Nantucket; ship,MaTy Mitchell, ot New
York, from FAN River and schooner Florida, from
New Orleans. The ship Cincinnati, OF New Bed
ford, and bark Portia, OF Nantucket, (yghalers,)
also put in here for water and vegetables and sailed
again on their cruise.
The IIiberian packet, from Baltimore, arrived at
Monrovia on the l9th OF September, and | regret
to state that DR.. J. w. Prout late Of Baltimore,
whilst returning from the packet, was drowned on
the Monrovian Bar. This item will be Of much
moment to the Maryland COLONIZATION Society
The brig Joseph Cowperthwaite, Capt, Brevoor,
from, Philadelphia, Sept T. arrived here Oct. 9th,
and on the Sth heavy gale frorn-the East sprang
up, which continued to rage with great fury until
tie 10th during which the brig dragged her anchors
and was fast approaching point Of rocks, which
threatened certain destruction to the vessel and al
on board, but was happily avoided by Capt Bre-
yOor slipping the cables making SAIL and running
the brig on sandbank bearing Northwest Of the
town. Before slipping bis cables he had dragged
into shoal water, and the sea was breaking over
him with fearful violence, At O'Clock, p. NJ, on
the 10th, when the storm abated Com'r Marston,
OF the U. S. ship Yorktown, ordered boat to his
| assistance, under charge of Lieut. James Madison
Frailey, through whose skill and enterprise the
| cargo was saved in good condition and landed in
| the Custom-house, except the tobacco, which is
| being put on board a Portuguese schooner, char
tered for that object Capt Brevoor can never for
| get the kindness manifested towards him by Com
| Marston, Eieut. Frailey, Acting Master VIM. II,
| Parker, and Passed Midshipman E. H. Selden,
through whose indefahgable exertions the brig and
cargo were saved,
The u S, brig Porpoise, Comr Gordon, is
cruising among the islands comprising this group,
while the cambridge, Com'r A. G. Slaughter, Il
down the coast, having left this port Sept 10th.
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Queen Hietoria.-A pretty compliment was paid
10 Victoria at the celebration Of the Athensgum IN
Manchester some weeks since, by the presiding oil
icer, who said: On all occasions she has consult
ed the welfare OF her people, nor is she less adni-
rable in private life, Her private life is remarka
bic; she is good wife and good mother. Her
expense has never exceeded her income, more thar
that she has paid, and is stil paying the debts Of
her father, without asking for any assistance from
the nation. Moreover, she has insisted upon nav.
ing the income tax and thus contributing 10 ne az
pense Of the state
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SERIOUS STAeE A9omENr,-The Pittsburv
Mercury states that at about three o'clock on Sal.
urday morning the l7th insls one Of the stages en-
the National Road, while passing over Mouat
Washington, was Preeipitated down precipice. b
which several passengers were severely injurua
and gentleman named Black, from cinoinnaii,
bad his sine broken, and was not szpesfsd Is
recover.
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NAvAL.-Purser William B. Hartwell, of Mane,
aed on board the U, s. sloop-of-war Falmouth on
the 18th of July last, on her way to the Pacific.
Nixen White, of North Carolina, has been ap-
pointed in his place, Dispatches from the Medi-
terranean Squadron to the 9TH October have been
received at the Navy Department. . The frigates
independence and Cumberland were in one days
quarantine at Naples. The sloop-of-war James
Town was at Consiantinople on the 18th Septem-
per last The frigate St. Lawrence was to sail
l lI' BTemeThaven for the Mediterranean aboui
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Az MORNING, NOVEMBER 30, l849.
FROM CALIFoRNTA.

The following letters from California, written by
Mr. FranklinS. Soule, well known in this city and in
Mississippi intelligent member Of the editorial
professions have been placed at our disposal by the
friead to whom they were addressed They will
be found sensible and interesting:
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DAILY CRESCENT.
NEW ORLEANS:
THURSDAY MOANING, NOVEMBER 20, 1s49.

U5- The New York merchants have very gen
orally united in a memorial to the Legislature of
the State, asking for law against the practice OF
manufacturers in putting up dry goods with short
measure" They say it prevails to great extent
in that and in the neighboring States and some
parts Of Europe II is alleged that the fraud is
pTacticed extensively in almost every kind of goods
from abroad which find market in that city. In
broadcloths, cotton goods, linens carpetings, etc.
etc. the pieces sent from abroad are found to tall
short, by yard or more, of the measure marked
upon them, and Tor which they are sold Manu-
featuring establishments in Pennsylvania, rs well
as throughout New England, participate in the de-
ception. The goods are sent for sale at auction
no opportunity can, Of course, be given for close
examination or measurement and country dealers
from every section Of the Union are thus not only
deifauded, but led to charge the fraud upon mer-
chants who are, in fact, their fellow-sulIeFers.
The practice thus works a two-iold injury to the
commercial public it defrauds them Of their
money and at the same time affects their charac-
ter. In view Of these facts the New York mor-
chants ask for a law granting forfeiture III the
nature Of penalty, Of an amount equal to the de-
foiency, which is recoverable in regular course
of law.
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THE NEW FRENCH MINISTERS. - Jules Lee
chevalier the T,ondon corrasnopdept or tba N Y
T,il,rr. f,r,ieI,as A., r,II.I;',. -, : a
inc 'oiio~'ns account oI .le
persons composing lle new Oaolnet OF Louis Ma
poeon:
General Hautpoul designated at first for the
command of the Roman. expedition. now Minister
OF w ar and Minister of Foreign Affairs ad Interim
is if not a relative, an intimate friend OF the Duke
de Broglie Now, on the Roman question the IDEAS
of the Duke &c Broghe, man very sincerely re-
ligious, are quite similar to those OF NJ Rossi
The sad death of NJ Rossi, one Of his best friends
is an ever-bleeding wound in his heart 1t is more
than probable that his views on the Roman cues
ton tend to the establishment of the temporal
authority of the Pope. M. de Hautpool is under
this moral influence
IN. de Ravieval son of the ex-Ambassador of
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MISS DAvENPoRT.-Aliss Davenport's benefit
tonight terminates her engagement, and it win be
being again engaged for this city. Indeed, the
probability Is that she may never more appear
here, and she goes south this winter, and her ar
Engagements are made up to the period that she does
This is thing that many will regret as she
came here stranger, and is just beginning to be
known as she is taking her departure, Where and
when have we had such deliberately finished and
magnificent pieces OF acting as her Countess in
| +" Loves Julia in the " Hunchback,' Meta and
kJulett We answer never. Ellen Tree, though
| a fine actress was monotonous, and wanted the
educational exactness, the light and shade of the
n1elodious voice OF Miss Davenport and to whom
Ielse can we compare her in these characters
[ PkiLaaeLphia Spirtt Of the TIMES Non l6.
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Poisoning By a Wlfe-Mr, Alexander @.
Simpson, proprietor Of a carriage-makiug ss,ab-
lishment in Fayetteville, a. o. died suddenlv
about three weeks since. The Coroner's jury
found verdict OF death by being poisoned with
arsenic, and the Grand Jury have found an inaiet-
ment for wilful murder against his wife. She had
not been arrested on the 10th
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A LARGE METEoE.-An explosion Of meteor
was heard in North Carolina, few days ago, and
several pieces Of iron were picked up NEXT 5sF.
supposed to be portions Of it. The largest piece
was found in Cabarrus county, weighing nineteen
pounds. 1t had struck large pine tree living on
the ground, went through it, breaking it in two.
andthen into the earth to the depth Of three feet
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For. RENT.

TENO RENTING Frame DWELLING HOUSES an
l. Dupanter. between Constance and Magazine 80
seets The shady tide Of the street. Apply Thea
premises. nl7 If
I OpGlNG Rooms FOR RENT-In Banks Ar ~
H cade-rgnt low &fA
Apply at q Natchez street, Mp street. ni3 ks4
B1OR RENT Offices and Rooms in Banks Arcade, sg,
L" Apply at No. 20 NATCHEZ nTkEET, a
alb ny stain a-A
E1LACKsMf IN SHOP AND LOT no al Tchou- -
- ploulas street for rent. Apply at Y Aachez e, -
uD Stairs. nl3 lisa
GsTORE TO RENT-Tbs large fourstory Store 1sszA,
- Cor pan Of same) No. 81 TohouDlOuas street. HssaH
eGdd location for large Western Grocery or Dry Goods
House For terms, apriylo
nl2 VIM L. CUSHING CO, rs Common st.
40 RENE-A furnished Parlor and Bed Room on tho
the f door, with kitchen if desired, neaasny located
with gallery in font ard side garden. Terms reasonable
address by letter q. j. A. at this Office. n3f
g o RENT-FURNIsHEDR ROOMS 10 tent al No -,
2CeHOH street Breskias. viii be given u required. M
Apply on the premises. O29 ~
rEVUREE DWELLING HOUSES 10 REM -
! Three small BRICK DIV CLING HOUSES on fsFf
CiIcns street bstWe Common and Graviss streets ior
rent. Apply al - hatchsz 1t, upstslIs- o-3
vH70 RFNE-Two thfse<t0ry Brick DWELLING -
a. HOUSES situated On ClGus street, between Canal s4
and Common ztteets, I'd MuniGipality Apply 10 43aA
90 PRiE5TLEH x BElh, 80 and 81 Camp st.
klyuR RENT-A new two story FRAME House., Arft,
Y with finished Allie Bathing Room, Stable and asssk
Canage House, with HydTaB and Cisten in The e@saA
ya-zeCond house Administration street above Annun.
citation Square Apply tOJUNtU5 BEERE, no 8 Front
Legee, between UBune aud Hospital ss., ist My. OlIu
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90 A hbertine met with an awful fate in Saline
county, Mo, lately, fromthe hands of a Mrs Rem
mick During the temporary absence Of her hus-
band, manby the name of Carol made overtures
of an insulting character to her She communica-
ted the fact 10 her husband, who advised her II
Carol persisted in his overlures to shoot hm-aud
himself loaded pistol and gave it to her. MOI
long afterwards Carol renewed his oveuures and
attempted 10 detain her as she was ascending the
stairs. She got The pistol and shot him; he expired
in fifteen minutes thereafter. Rsnmiek and his
wife were examined before justice, aud immsdi-
Rtely disc hafged-
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sToRAaE sT0RAaE.

ORLEANS WAREHOUSES, NfGgqriae STREET. just
~ aboBe lia and F0Hcker street. be7seH Julia and
ST. jgsephTbe sub3cdbeT begs leave 10 inform bis euds
and the public thHt he has had double hO0Tnu with all
the recent improvements, laid 10 portion Of bis principal
Warehouse eXpGe sy for the storage o. Coffee meking
equal point of safety from damage If not sursH0T the
very best Warehouse in the Oity His price fer Storage will
he the last seasnD viz: &c. p beg uef month He
has also for The storage Of every description of Me
chHndse the bulk Of 1900 barrels, which will always
be taken the lowest E Tobacco Rnd other Me-
ehandIe baled aud IepacEed at the shortest nOtGe
u23 en- GEORGE r BEARD
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Cheap Paper, Blank Books 4 Stationery


'llE subscribers respect fully rsturn haRkR 5TFFR1T
? 10 their numerous trsuds and The pIb- 20 49,
nc for the liberal patronage heretofore be sfn=944Y
slowed upon them, and would respectfully Efisaastfg
solicit its continuance; having hand uil and com
nee Stock Of article In their line, DAILY
HECEIvEG FHEsB SUPPLIES. Their present. stock, con
5ss, ~ part, Of Tho following, which they offer at the
AoWeBl market rates
BLANK BOOKs.-Tedgerf Journals, Cash, Invoice
Account Current, Eecod sud Receipt Boots, Of ali sizes
and ct The best quality.
OoPHIEC LETTER PaESSES-VVilh Books and
every thing LIuTlate-Of different aad qualities.
bLAt KS - LuiiOU-hGDss Entries aud Como efcial
anks OF every detcpptlGuS Bills OF Exchange N0les
Di0l.s, etc, etc, 10 great variety.
CHECK BOCHS-OH all The solvent Banks and Bank
ing Iou5es in the city.
STEEL PEHS-Of every manufacture a choice seIeC-
tlgn elWaYs on hand,
PAPER = OF every desoiption-EDgsh, French and
American manufacture.
IER.-Rlaok, Blue and Bed alto Copying-sn sAtln.
sivs assortment
lMKsTAH DS-Of III known kinds.
WaieTs, Sealing Wax 4Tis lndis Rubber, Lead Pen
S Wsie' stamga, Rgiesrs PeHkniys aad Er2sets Office
Tape, sand and Sand Boxes Letter CLIPS, Bill Files Black
Lne Pen Holders and Pen Racks, Tin Paper Cutters,
lOuhuag H0uae Calendars, Banker Gases, Portfolios,
Memo auGum Books. DANES. etc., etc.
HAvIHG ALSO. COMPLETE
Job Printing Office and Eoo ok EiudeTY
q The same h7l ding prepared TO 0Tde for
Fnrng Or Binding in style and such prices
cannot taIi IN giving satizi9gtiou-
CDRSON ~ ARMSTRONG,
Stltiuneu and blauk Book Mann factBfarg,
Hqna New
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INTERESTING MOVEMENT The Marksyine
Piaire Star Q. the both contains the following ao-
count OF an interesting and important movement
among the small sugar-growers of Avoyelles. If
the enterprise OF Mr., Prosdam succeed twill form
an era, not only in the agricultural but also in the
social history OF Louisiana The Star says
Mr.. Prosdam, we understand is about to es-
tabsh sugar-house, under pee liar, and we doubt
not, very profitable auspices The plan is that the
farmers about 90 in number in the Prairie sub
scribe about ten acres each Of cane and haul it to
the mill. On what condition the sugar is made.
we know not, but OF course exceedingly beneficial
10 the prairie. IF some enterprising individual
would establish a steam rice mill, the planters Of
the prairie would be enabled to export great
quantity Of that article"
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NEwHoRK STATE ELECrIoN.-The NewYork
Tribune contains the full vote Of New York State
at the late election. Eight candidates were>voted
for on each side, and the average vote throughout
the State ls-Democratic 202 266 Wing, POP 02S.
Whole number Of votes, 4O4,294 Democratic
taverage) majority, 23s. The New York City re,
turns are unofficial q. The Tribune says:
" We have received and published the official
| cauvasses of the votes cast at the recent election
! in Alcgany, Cattaraugus, S. Lawrence, Franklin,
Hamilton, and all the remote, unapproachable sec
tons Of our State the City Of New York excepted.
Our County Clerks Office is several rods from our
establishment and we hope to obtain the official
| canvass there.roIn before Christmas. We under
stand tlat the Board OF Canyassers meet regularly
every weekday at clock, do little or nothing for
an hour So adjourn to the Corporation tea-room,
and coplously refresh the inner man, score up their
two dollars day against the City, and adjourn in
iervent faith Of a like happy meeting on the NOR
row. Whenever there shall be sufficient virtue in
| the Common Council to abolish this tea-room and
pay for making the County Canvass by the job,
| instead Of the day, we have it completed in
/ one fourth of the time now devoted to it, Until
then must study patience
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81 CHARTREs eTREEr.
u On the frsrday November tive shall to the
Store No = Chartres street. lireetIy Orp oct5
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MIR CLAY IN NEW YoRK-The New York
Tribune or.the Goth, says; Mr.. Clay, obeying the
urgent request OF personal friends, came from
Philadelphia yesterday, and win remain few days
in city. His visit has political objects, and
he will studiously avoid public assemblages, no
matter Of what character. Mr.. Clay now enjoys
excellent health, and intends to preserve it unim-
paired for the duties and abors of the coming ses-
sion Of Congress. We are sure those who value
his services in the Senate will not disapproyo nor
seek TO- .hwart bis resolution
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BLAKR's FIRE AND WATERPROOF MINE
RAI PAINT,

7
MORE than ONE HUNDRED BARRELS of this Pain
LVl hes BEEN sold here the which has given
very agnea satisfaction 10 al who have used itaadh
demand i,I il is increasing Tins Paint ia 81 coli nth
slate aud Chocolate; the latter oil the most fashion
able colon in use, and far durable iba tead
as the weather makes no impression it, Whsthef
upon Brick OF Wood
Mr.. BEHsoH "a Practical Painter, Camp street, opposite
Lafayette SquHe) who hiss US d it eNgnsvpy will impa
every desired information respecting it.
O. SHELDON. Agent
Sold Wholesale ard Retail BY A C. WILEUR Co
Do, .iF-Ta
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rFoHE unaeUigued would call attention OF planters to
the fact Of his having discovered, after series 0feyper-
imsnts nhrc0ns composition which preserves the Jour
mails and Basses Of Singer Mills from friction, snd prev
them heating wearing etc., by keeping them CLOSED
and perfectly cool. The Imposition much cheaper
than aug Of the oils used, and need not be applied 20
often or in as large qusnies AEy one faiIng 70 stih
self do by addressing the undersigned (puspad)
at Baton Rouge and payment Of alO.
nl9 2iAwjan A. J. CHAPMAN, ngneer.
New Ofeaus Delta and Crescent publish the above twice
week, till January and send hllls for Collaboration
E(0Urs g3r0cntp
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VARIOUS P. CooLIDGE.-The American Union
tBoston) publishes a letter dated at Cooma, thirty
miles from Sacramento City, Sept. 30, in which
the writer inquiries how it is that Various p, Cool
Jge has escaped hanging. IIestales that Coolidge,
whom he knew formerly made his appearances al
that place, under The alias Of Wilkes or Wilkins,
the day before he wrote but had left that morning
The writer represents CoOldge's dress 10 have heen
mean, and that he was thinly bearded but adds
that he could not be mistaken as TO Coolidess eyes
An EEoPEMENT IN CoNTEMPLATIoN-Tbe
Rochester IN. " American is responsible for the
following;
CoHgting .ScsHe.-IHiss Canada-Please, sir,
will you marry me
Uncle SaRi-l cannot disguise my affection for
so amiable and beautiful a.young lady but your
papa must be consulted, and l must procure his
consent.
Mss CO, never mind I II ask him myself,
and il nc refuses we X get up an eloPement.
BZ- President Taylor has recognized Manuel
Armenian, as Mexican Consul for the territory Of
New Mexico.
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Law school in Lexington. v,rx,n,..

THE subscriber proposes open Law School place.
meneing Monday ne s day q October and tsrmins
18Th Of March, 1850 The pupils divided
Glasses The book used the junior win
phens Blackstone Evidence stephen Plead
vol Greenleafs Evidence.
embrace Tuekes Communicates Greenlen and stakie Ey
dence list vol Of each Stephen Pieadng Goud Pleading
OF Chy Pleading Hocombes Introduction Equity
prudence, Lube Equity Pleading Mord Pleading,
Real Property and Lomax Executors
Arrangements win Be made with Philadelphia law pabsher fur
nish the above works. the beet young
posing attend the Subscribers lectures requested hmm
OF their intention, and inform him thy desire
supplied with portion o the above through Tits
dun They VIII be furnished 70 The students The
bc Of the senior class viii have The privilege attending the junior
without additional charge The daily lectures
his students win be BY the subscriber enable
member OF either class attend the Professors
Of Washington College should they deem erpedent 10 do
few lectures will be delivered Of the the Ju
diction and practice Of the Federal Courts
The fee win be $50 per session, payable IN advance
Iruseros, Va, July n, isse
July l7--ft
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General Agency % Warrington. ID. @.
DY A. NJ FARoUHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg Pennsylvania,
for services the with Men
rsvo,unoaay war, with Great Britain and The Fu
ida
For pensions bounty land, scrip.
Bouay Lsn1-w send 10 The purchase and s.ie Of bounty
Pa.f OneThe applications patents prccurins models,
drawings. kc attended al their
Cenrraf Ohes-An against will bs
prosecuted o eonscors' quarterly pay Of
duo facilitated, &C.
New Orleans DEM. Nashville Union Mobile Advertiser
Democrat 81 Louis New Era Cincinnati Gazets, Inds.po,
the amount Of , and send her bins Inn once, accompanied
with paper June 2fu
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AGENCY, we.hingtcn.-The undersigned. late Of the
"A spec,on branch of the Post Once Department. offers hs
generally, those the
seon particularly with the assurance a his removal nom once
he Cor
tanned department for honesty capacity and hde,
once Of both parties with she hearty
tonsen, sustain him therein.
An oders 70 attend business every NATURE The seat q
government, Thankfully received and promptly despatched
JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July t-du izss a Pos once Department
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THE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT Of Georgetown College viii
take place Tuesday, 9Th instant O'Clock pre-
etse ON the preceding evennf o'clock e Senior csss o
Natural Philosophy expertmenay Gavsnsm and 10
forces, with heat and light
and ts q mechanic power
The public Respectfully invited attend both occasions
July I7--dScp JAMES RYDER, President
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PExrrExrTARy.

orrcr PrrrrxrAny, ID. G.,
wsshtnrtnn, JOY 9, lefo.
Cealed Proposals endorsed Proposals Wood Coal,
y win be received n This once unui The asth
80 cords % half Reasoned good WOOD FUN Length Of medium
sire, and free from limbs o. lap wood.
~ tons 81 red ash anthracite Frafe coal.
The above 10 be delivered Al ne PenitenfHry wharf
July l0-duuly IS THos. fITNAM, Warden.
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h' u"'' TAYLOR MAURys,
J,ly Is Near On street
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\ KSox wAx1<ER VIII practice law the suprems
j. cf Nhed States, and attend The prosecution
claims ss.inr ne sovsrnsnl AAdrs~ wsshasions D.
MOI ID
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nytE yxhtbision Of the wsshington Seminary, D. G.
WIN be held Thursday and Friday, the ian and oh 10
slant saloon, begin ats m The public are respect
fully invited 10 sftend.
July is-a
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