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The Pacifc Ruiiyoad-The followin,
is from letter written by Gov, Burnet, Of
mia, to Graham L. Hughes, Esq, of Liber
" / have never supposed until lately that
road from the U nited States to the Pacifc = 3
all practicable, except at a cost much bey{S 2
ability of the government to pay. But sin
cessson Of California, the importance and pr "a
brlity of the work have become apparent The
route | went to Oregon would be mpracticabe,
but the route further South, / think, will do. In
the three forks there is plenty of timber and good
soil, TO sustain fine settlement; and this would
be about midway between the borders of Missouri
and the settlems, Is in California just where you
want it.S
l. The road should cross the Sierra Nevada at or
near the point where the road | helped to make
crosses which is entirely practicable.
2. 1t ought to pass through the mining region or
as near as practicable that the markets there, the
best in the world could be open to the Western
fumer ard Easier INGREDIENT. The ght from
S Francisco to The mines, by land and water, is
greater, and will be CRATER than from Missouri
he ilroad to the mines
3. The vast body of fine timber in the mountains
now inaccessible to US, would be within our reach.
4. The greatest difficulties to overcome will be
the want of habitable country along the line to su,-
tain population to defend it from the Indians, and
to make REPAIRS ect. You will have to extrrminate
part of the Indian tribes nearest the route before
you will be able to keep peace. The work will
cost about two hundred millions, and should be
accomplished if it cost five hundred millions, so
great is Its importance.
5. Unless this road should be made, the Eastern
manufactures will find the productions of China
banishing th.irs from the markets of California
This has already been the case here"
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Breach OF Irast -CSroliue Poster charged one
Caroline WITH refusing To return to her some proper
Y entrusted to her Caring fire, which occurred
5;pce, Warrant Isshed
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creseut Boob anO 9ob laa ans eDatr.

crssnut Book anO 9oB pa hns @ar.
me ptopietou Of ths y snd geeh Crescent repeet
uV h't~ f" reuos and the psbct they have recently
aav sousssfae additions TO Their ot shpent
placed undsr ihe charge Of Mr LE"Is GRAHAM who has
Dssn ons anorn this city o. high capabilities
US " ne a'erai Of The Office being complete, nearly
ali new they are prepared 70 al kinss 81
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
WIN the least possible delay, and ~out disappointment 10 os
VINO may favor hsa with patronage Particular attention win BE-
given to the printing Of LAWYERS BRIEFS
BILLS OF LADIE9, INSURANCE sLANRs
BILL HEADS, FOTARtAL AND CLERKS BLANKS
BOOK HEADINGS STEAMBOAT BILLS,
CIRCULARS, STEAMBOAT CARns
DRAf RECEIPTS POSTERS HANDBILLs,
COTTON RECEIPTS, CARDS. Kfc. ETC
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pans, g'reckIes, 4 - burn. and all Erup-
y LON AonIhe sim

a sisy be giy amos gsa, 5sgossd by the Of the
euasuc s 40 lispsns) i4ite every Iady toilet Ia
a. MAIDEN IL skin and axiom perfectly magical. For
" cents per bottle GUIDkiS,
FL. >ut St Charles and Canal
Illr Of Fine Fancy Articles Perfumey Sporting
1rlts1sr'Af
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! dns of clothing. On Sunday last, hs<el
holrem's house, saw several articles bela$,s n
: In the hands of others, upon whiGsS { s
Us ted with him, but, instead of ~ q, "a,
L rbsestored, was assaulted by hiRS a gan
ined to ASES
Gry !ea Court - Third MuRici5saisy-N
nv 1e into Court and gave himself up, q
Y, ' " Ing been issued for his arrest upon
~ 'i U" sHRg his wife .6cs7s ,,az1's-L
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p Matrimonial Felicity =" My love-" saws Mrs
Foozle to her husband, oblige me with twenty dal.
lars, to-day, to Purchase "A new dress. p" +" SIan3,
90 any such thing, Agnes, you called me a besr
Yesterday" Law, love, that was nothing / oniv
meant Meant by 1t you was very fond of hugging J
cure saucy little puss, Sound heard IKE Iha
EXPLOSION OF plstolD but here's ffiv dnlIars ~
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MY WEST August %, 1850 The Floating Light nea,
he5 was uFi'eh Tom her mooringl In the late s ana
+ h1w ~ or undergoing elairs She Nil be russd ~
e ~ Of fletcher The Floating Light al Tie North
III rs, WI aso ne brought Ito for repairs from ihe
'n INST 10 the list 'ictobsr. SAINT DOUGLAS oiIsctor
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JEW ORLEANS CATTLE MAnKET.

. paid In cons Ivvvsxa. -,
by emitad Thursday Evening 81, tsInber ida ,ssn
III sd Sept TO- 1850 r steamer Emph', Of Western Cattle
III eu sept 49, 1850 nd heep Meteor Aitakapas Cattle
X Resoy,,J M No 1856 I 5OD ~ 10 y head MICA Cons
iran Of The U a. NE TreesnreGs. 20 tO9&7 v head
d. one bnnd Igor to Columbia n 90
II of laying NJ ,p a i"enly dollarA Money MARKET.
letc in heir E onr making new Hyurrs Co "a cany st.
approved sept IS Is5o MARKS Prices s,s 30 frame.
49, eossAiAN, Mayor ~ pct pm.
the(Engjns ~ ,,e ~ h tie arrival and so
rizeH 10 me, me Treasurer he and u acceptance of
AIDE lphfa F,ypss n the warrant OF the Mssy, allho-
lar< 1/O'mpany, No. H. one tb" oa' 70 Phll-
AfPo2Snss eb b9' Il lSG $50 y. MARKS. p..,,
a % CRossMANi w s1d TEN.
No. M, 1905
re6nes,i"' That The Mayor be aI.
Hse of ~ 70 egasA give the usnsi hs IS hereby
tbs F; ae contracts, for building = no9ee ior the
md ~ ~ ana Fourth Wards Of ~ aa s houses in
tbst - He resolution PASSED NH 4 ~ e9cipsity
NJ ~ eldhss IN said resont;os' - 1870 and
81 lsi y. eh'facts 70 $4,000 each h esrieting tie
,,asI ~, ereo i make the terms ~; cken out, snd
Approsesdr sed ~ i is'q f.zo l. N. Marks p.
y q, D GRO siiAN, e Na EN-
Ps,o,.., - N 1853
asssS esa, That this Council e. :,
lrs per aos SPECIAL officer (r Moss :, a s o. the
A issso ssp s.d ~ $50 o., N MAprs !
s'pr 2 1850 A D. cross GRESHAM. m Risssa%- 4
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Strange Incidents attending a Death.-Un-
der this headthe Christian Register (ssys the Bos-
ton Transcript,) relates the following remarkable
incident. We do not think it improper to state
that the individual referred to is the late Mr..
Greigg who lost at Gloucester, Friday,
August 10Th, 1850, by the capsizng of boat in
squall 1t was at Gloucester, also, on the day pre-
vious to this calamity, that his adventure with the
robin occurred; and it was at Brighton, in our
neighborhood, that his family met with "a similar
adventure. The following is a statement of facts
as they occuHed-as simple and short as we can
make them
g gentleman, with some friends, was lately
rambling over the rocks, near the water, in one of
our sea-shore towns. His attention presently
attracted by robin, full grown, and apparently
quite unhurt, running in his path, fitting about his
feet and, contrary to the proverbially shy instinct
OF that bird, keeping very near him He took it
up in his hand fondled it, patted its feathers, and
after showing it to the party and remarking on its
singular tameness, tossed it into the air. The
next day, this gentleman, having put out from the
adjacent beach in boat, with four Others for
salon his return, and when within sight of land,
by the capsizing of the boat, for a sudden leak
sprung in her, was drowned with all his com
panions. His body was recovered, and few days
afterwards was buried, in a cemetery twenty
or thirty miles distant from the see sI9Ahe dis
aster. III lsnSnT
"The day after the burial, the grave was visited
by his wife and daughter As they approached
the spot, they in hesitation for moment
not being familiar with the p:sN (which, of
era new made graves wqggeg " were seek 8.
ing. AT this instant a. SGSSA prghE $ %
ran on the ground beforssz - % stood kss.s ~
before the grave of the he.~ ID fathers s IS
of them took it up and cas IS : z, and after some
remark about the singularily of its conduct let it
go-when it flew down, alighted on the raised
earth. The daughter Immediately took IL sgaiHs
and it was dead.
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,ss s.Ass11;ssSr@;SrE,

ypTs@ AZ ' u .
= 70 TICS y o. T ,r,d 81
ween tJ=iI4f5 yure1 and certain remedy C
5zADoalively give relief Lhe Gsses, I ,bi l
5Ls DA V dD; " 'enlel'es nave la'su tSs and
~ freight or our ONCE WIN Ipon pave frelRenr
and street To- hf hah Hseh he oiuus of oue faces,
50 ,gk bowels, and that sagss. ,1,1 .
nd r he steam:red from ThisresuIt will Ton,ns ]
. ln and w. III the Extractor upon the bow Ovs foI, to
their experiment be tried. BIZ when tpsy sr 49,
| De AZ s2an the Psiu ENuactozH is psprv q, f. A.
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Cleared Yesterday.
Bark Nashua, Mortimer Philadelphia. II Ashbridse SEQ


Ship CharIss Gunly. 2 days from Baldmore 70 a Ash
bridge &co-lst my
schI MARIA. Clifford. days from Pensaco.. to mss,sr
BASIN
master-POnt,
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F. SMITH, DeNtiStS, G. T poARpN

81 SMITH, Dentists. G. T BoARDMAN
SMITH & BOARDIAN, office North cor,er If 10
ayeue square and st, Charles street, would call The nj
the preservation Of the TEETH The AT of psserSiT
ahely careOus Teeth that too few pTactitione
- get aaileh calling forth, does, all the skill oF bs
ost scenuG operaOrs and feel it our inty To 9dyiss
h3se VINO Wh prompt and certain preservation Of tbr
valuable aqxllanes to health take the earliest
n RaSng them cared for In the insertion of ARTiFCIAH
Eb II, especially iul SETS especial Drde and cana
IN SO constructing them to defy the severest scTun anI
guaranty In all instances compile Satisfaction In
e SulnS and Teeth in general, ali can ind obeeTn and
t6sir gfats. numerous persons who have tested
favor. ' Ds"i "it i"IS y! "a i Ileif
X UNAWAY OR DEAD-A Young man bv The ooo
- OF n ". TONNES, about Fweny. one years of ave
@ a9e, dark complexion, black hair and very black
e ms lace on the right side badly paaysed yery yisi5e
%heR laughing, his mouth drawing considerable 10 the Ia
Iel ne sau IOwne5 has during the last winter hsan
s our agent m selling featured tobacco in and
1mPus and Macon Miss When last heard of (Which yos
on ihe aoth OF May) he in Pckensvle in The act Of
ahlhs passage on the steamboat Coneo for MObie fr he
Inc yonp ahhg eNchange having first delivered up TO
as agent and instruetng him to leave in home hn
Wtlt i've days In Montgomery for his arrival snca bi
t'ie we nave never heard of him. The said Townas
W. i u no means but OF one of first families and
ANY information concerning him woud he In lin Sc
ceyed both tor the qualification of his family and @nrsY &C.
money Shelton " 4 i r. ~ ~ y p 0Vv o. our
aul5 Owls RipssoIhE f hfLIiGhS X co;
'IO RENF-A genteel frame two story J,VsIIinT : |
VIM i've good rooms IN the main bOuse gasr; f5.s
LILY ana rear and two story wing buildings in com -
lss lgps Hds every convenience for family and Meas
iuy siudleu on bacClus near Thalia street ADpv t6
sl I'm under st. Charles Hotel, near Cannon ct
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J ~. $1,000 Ast1at 9 o'cIock nn ~ ~.

line Inc Y7~retnken, however by Officers
LrS 1laS e'11@ayes, secreted under hous.lol5lil
i'ii'ah street, and consigned to his old qtRal! u! lS
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B O O K s ::

ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS
10 many Langusset and in depart
Science Arts and Leature. Curious old Books,
Prints Pamphlet" Magazines Pictures Charts Maps, Music
etc. with good Of Stationery and the Cheap Put
locations, may be found the FRANKLIN BOOST ORE 6s
smpsreet, door below GiSod, isIl
NEW ORLEANS CAHRIAGE WAREHOUSE,
tARRifsAGEs S and HR IA ktSsiGstSr Of seTs
e. cash Or 2RpTgssd paper e.: A Io} -
S aPHE6 AA daW1 oo,'' A. sf ITM q CO Snd
SN0WAN, ~ SssETABLE LITHONTHIPTIC,
onprs dsioying stone II the bladder t and
nay orgsnsI F9r Heky Crescent and PAM
Sheg yeranda corner; Dr. A. 4. Jones, 80 lG2ny sEset
FAMILY CARTHAGE FOR SALE A Large
l. Family Carriage, with Double Harness, nearly new,
sale very low. Apply at No, ~ Hatchez street up
nHUG STORE FOR sHLE-A well esta6I.bed
~ Drug Store located in the business part of the city,
Offered tor sale on advantageous terms 10 the purchaser To
ans person VIKING in the business better OppOr-
tgny cor Mot pres Mt itself II not Immediately disposed
shp with sohe one with small capital capable OF taking
6 Ieaa.d s a R a n T
EOR SALE LOW-The following articles will be sold
6atgaln As the owner has no use for them: MA,
One Family Carriage, with double Harness. nearly
Apply al No. q Naiohez street, up stairs aug
nWELLING HOUSES AND OFFlCEs FOR
Nachez Street containing Il good roomsswe suited for
boarding House. Possession given Immediately.
The Shop No. q Natchez stree-sutabe Tor TaiG =
shop.
The Office No. y in Banks Arcade, and go
Several Offices and Lodging Rooms Banks Arcade.
Rent Tree all the above premises till LIST OcpberpTovi
ded that aease be taken o and security given for
rent Apply at No 2 Natchez street. aus
III. K. ). COAE's EXTRACT OF COPANIA
~ SARSAPARiLLA AND CUBEBS-.2Iis original
preparation has proved itself superior the Capsules
other and with the recent additions and improvements
VII raGely til provided Inc 49, - ,r5r- -
~ To be kRGy at the Corner TO CHAhLGST0
ar @aLEf&4 - NEW YORK MAIL LIN
80 q IL ! J ~ 4 e+-' + A.
hiiR FOlND.-Ieste norm "a hiaie TASCgs:
Ga Iound sir4ying alone, BY cOred girl nai... o. mile
IdFha, on the New leyee, between PuydTas me-. %
atchez streets The child is about two years old In
a.not tak' ny light h1F and grey eyes. Had ~ gTee1
10 iTock Will be relnrDed % IFS parents aon
ar.na, az =. loleda9os " Magazine street. 'imF g
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANs.
HITS, CARS, Eric, ,
n "A GENERAL ASSORTMENT of tho -, |
M above Goods received by the arrva s. con- E33
~ ssntg tor sale at low prices and liberal terms 90
: o f41uCnlar attention paid Plantation Oers
WOOL, STRAW and MEXICAN HATS a
kr .
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CIGAR TOHACOn

tSAHLOR ORGANS, ETC.-For sale at "a Camp
'. street, three low priced PARLOR ORIGINS cnni
Rn r ing e variety These Organs have sufficient power
Also Fhe mneh esteemed .EOLL4F PL4NOS
from nes5Is: NUNS 4 CLARK, with ss5ssSEI1 D''
IVES TUNABLE REEDS, by which ssssSiS--fesSsQEa
pSS Se EePt 10 perfect tune with the least
SCI henry PARSONS
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POR1 OF NEW ORLEANS.
i.ArrrUDE 2so57 s0 N-LossrTuDr 10 Win g.
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NEW ORLEANS:

FRIDAY MohNING. sEPTEMBER ao.1sao
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Tie Siamese I1oiRs.-Dr Warren of Bost,,
lately communicated the following among ot6sl
interesting particulars in regard to the Siamess
| Twins The connecting substance is very sIrono
ana mas no great sens'bility; it can be severeiy
handled without causing pain. No pulsating =, ::
sci can be felt in it. The slightest motion Of one
IS Immediately followed by the other in the SAM
erection so that the wish seems to inAuenns
Doth; TINS is quite involuntary or a habit formsI
oy necessity They always face in one direction
standing nearly side by side, and cannot wifbont
inconvenience face in opposite directions. One is
id1her more intellectual than the other the nost
intellectual being rather irritable the other beno
extremely amabIe '9' Oe'"S
he connection bet cen these twins miebt ar
loru some very Interesting observation, in nfvs,o
9sy, therapeutics, and pathology There is douh
less connection by minute blood vessels absorb |
ents, and nervous flaments, which NIGH ,rsnsm; |
the acllpn OF medicines and causes of disease A. |
lar as Known, any indispOsitOn of one eXiands IN
Tue otrr; they are inclined to sleep and eat at th
same lime aud In the same quantity. and narCorn
IN The same manner other similar acts II is snn |
posed That when they are asIeep, touchiug op. |
awakens both, but when awake an impnlss sivap
10 one does not affect the other. The sligbtss
movement OF one Is so soon perceived by the other |
maj d careless observer might think thav srran |
simultaneously No part seems to have a neTcsn. |
tloh common 10 both, except the middle of tfa
cphoectihg substance, and its neighborhood Gr |
wheh an impression is made at this part il IL G.It
DY ooth, While beyond this space il is fell onIv h.
ne one OF the side to which it is applied. y
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900
Spoken.

The ship Maine, from New reans for IverpooI was
Ken at sea- having the second mate and Ave sick
-a0o-
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BOOTS, SHOES AND RROGANs.

CCN,fI8 y CTS, ETC.
~ "A GENERAL ASSORTMENT of the 80
above Goods received by the attest arriva q con- I'D
III stanty tor sale at low prices and on liberal terms ~
for RUSSET BROGANs, $500 " 'A''ON oluefs
WOOL, STRAW and MEXICAN HATS
ap9 sSmd&W hN Ia a O. -,
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IL; 'hN"' H,h'Veu VASCULAR ana nPTV"I
.Lon mat can be discovered, Dr. W, az
.,lat the influence of medicine, tess
one 10 the Other, would be inconsidtheirJ
81 same me. would would apply TO most diss, r. n
81 ght fever would moi p5a "a host of
I ,bs e Ghtner; while sed against o tba hlled
oo reSdly ira This they msna @aI re- tra
p S~cmm us eAaehes distant from ~ 10 70,
ed tn. bis ~ OF the beleaguersJ' nes'' Of
DISCHARGE If were so efecluaIIv bE opar, iet
defendi5o " mud, that they no l ad VI
letisSed themselves. Mesnt;n,oh ger /
Pietelv co, neap mud on the nest me sne !
ute cbo GtoVgfed the COVERING untIi !
bv the Sno en up but for The dos would The
Is ;ip,aIrows, who by sevars Pteiate rizy
Je,so iveu 10 shake off SOM ", con AIDE
on The I nn Of the implaca h. " me iar(
led and uest and with their h.. s~al, y
,nin1 ~. nsSsed down the tonaL AS ana
rn, vuIs,ve length suecee1ad y
$3.50 pellets. ken were heard f-on, y
/. lows percfRl vengeance and VIZ IS4u
er, claws claw s@otA r''0 y''- ale
" over the aai1I their work be,s< the !
ee. closing il directions man, unde
sale hundreds efiid& constructed n. that
torvl st one; sale
- But the swan sparL lnu IN N 10 lie
ale They haslened TOD 5Mailows prov'
81 ais for second neg c, mplsI4d Pas Rs.
the blocked up <0omsd 70 eT' p'
=. two hours attsrdeath, bur tl,sn
red new rest wg'ts, TO listen 10 ibs Re
The ins@, the cause of tbsss RecoI
= Not onlyss me hen rarely quiz. lars p
St. g %s.s - eggs and while she E s1ss'
hsea iaX
and
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Assdult'-Pelsr McGlorem was arrested yesier-
3 on charge made by Alexander Mcdonnell,
III states ltlat he has but lately come out OF the
g RAJ. q Previous to being taken sick he had
II ,ho bnpa, ne ap1 LIFT y.litt
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no .,:, ers"G- roptcEsd should be aware ,h,.,s,r,
T >SS'nas sFansHasez Hernia With al ~ ..,,S,.I
y aNedan
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TO MARIN Frs

The steamer Empire left St Louis on the llth-Reoorts
eel water TO Caro- and feet in the Ohobot
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INSURANCE COMPANY OF
4 HARTFORD, CONN.

sgqRPoRATED In 1875. -cAPITAL, 100000.
Nh ID. w. CLARK, President.
w Nh. CONNER, Secretary.
" AG ENCY No. % Camp street..
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS.
This old and able Company continues TO make insurance
at established Agency, in this city, on the most
II Starms against damage or loss, by FIRE, MARINE
O., HAND RISKS. A deduction of ten per cent. on
premiums is made to the insured.
HRolng an ample capital, with a large fund to meet
des this Company affords perfect security to the
j 4fred.
LOSES promptly adjusted and paid here or in Hartford,
. Slts option of the holder of the policy.
~ applications for insurance respectfully solicited
~ no
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] IST OF LETTERS
r EMAINING a tie Post Office, New Orleans, Sep
Es, LIST.


Ao1ins MS
An0ross susan mrs
Aiieh NARY "
Ailsn 9arau n iiIrs
Auuler Aenaiie INNS
BlaIh mary mss
bstuy .ilsa iii's
bdfhl 1hra
bdrf is 2 H ihIs
btiln a ? mrs
blaihe bfinset mss
Dally y n mrs
party Essh
Eii E.lHt Jasie "IS
batleIl tiarIlet 2 Iii,ss
DIaI ~ SatnsiIl,e u lniS
n ny va, ERE ilIs
neIieuict odlilsiiie InIs
Dellen s SellelIile mrs
DetIy 9sssn ilfs
n nshlg ~, 'lai,d ,iirs
D'.,Ns " II mrs
bh hdly
bH""iey Q u mrs
buyu . " mrs
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WILD FOUND.-Yeserday norm tSG friaa,.TASTz s !;
vas lound srAyng alone, by cOlred girl nat.. 81
N9rba, on The New hgyee between Poydas an, @
Nachsl streets lie chilli is about years old M
annot taik, hs light h1r and grey eyes Had m -
ago rock will be returned 10 Ms parents ati0n
Marina, at Q. Toleja0o's 81 Magazine street Time -
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I ANarF 49, = - A'A+7'H
] Ss
s, sSM mrs
- ~ Emily miss
Deakins mrs =
Depass Melissa mrs
Dim Alice mrs
Digs Charlotte fwc)
Dobes Ann
Doyle Sarah E miss
Donohoe Mary mrs
Ellen mrs
ElkiBs Judy tfwCD
Ellistt Mary Ann mrs
Emmett Francs mrs
Faucets F mrs
GALLON Ellen mrs
5 Farrell Elizabeth miss
Z z Bauer Mary Ellen mrs
yher mrs
: rialiHey Rosana mrs
: Grace Bridget
/ Coz = Il miss
"a aFidUw
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snbls, We know EXTRACTOR in this disc.
irFsy that the Oirb numerous cures, ag4 u6 q
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RecOllect
o. = HcCOIIectE
TIE OrSaDspot for hs Sale Of DALLEYTS ORIGINAL
Wy GENUivE MAGTcAL'P HEY EGIRA CT0E, is 81

~ I. o. u. F.--HowARD LoDsK No. >N
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Gleeson Sarah or Ellen
Geraghiy Margt miss
Gibgs Helen II miss
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Herty Esther mrs
Herty Theresa mrs
HeliOn Anne
Hewitt Margaret mrs
Hoay Catherine miss
Horne louis mrs
Huran ssn
Hopkins Elizabeth A MI
Hurracks Elizabeth mrs
HUI ter Jane mrs
Hues injury mrs
Hynes Mary miss
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