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NATIONAL THgArRs-Tho Seguin Troupe again performs
cd Rossins celebrated opera OF Cinderella last evening
Is repeated tonight by the request OF many cizens
whose families have not had opportunity witness IT,
Mrs. Seguin. Cinderella, by her exquisite singing and
exored the unanimous applause last evening of
numerous and fashionable audience. Miss Gould and
Mrs. Carpenter, Mr. Bishop Mr.. Tomason, and Mr.. III.
Jordan, filed their parts than creditaby Mr. Bish
ops singing especially was applsuded His genlemany
and artistic taste, have made him favoe with the
lovers of the opesto drama in this city The scenery
Cinderella is splendid The sepcco OF the Two Bonny-
castles well received Miss Mingion Miss Chppen-
daic and Mrs. Held acted well The afcrpiece tonight
will be farce, in acts, written by gentleman
this city. called "Bove and Speculation" The piece
said to have merit. We doubt f the managers of any
theatre In America take pans, liberal In
their ererions to please tho public.
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Great Britain

THUS in the last years fee navigation the total ton
mage entered Epgand has nearly 000 Of this
the United alone fifth, and all the nations OF
Europe together the remainder This increase has, doubt
less been favored by the immense imports OF grain into
Epgland equal nearly bushels per annum, and
tits this particular which has promoted the shipping Of The
corn growing countries The British tonnage which cleared
for England the United States in 1851 800 l5S,
third the number of United States tonnage that entered
England The British vessels which the United States
average 600 tons EACH and the United States vessels which
enter Great Britain average 800 each The proportion
in which the United and British shipping has entered
into the trade Of the world has been as follows.
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COMMERCIAL.
From our ooMmsrsI.I Correspondent.
NAV Yonn. Amin la /

NKw YoRk. April IL. 1892,
The abolition of The sdtish navigation aws-which had
been supposed to be the England great
nessJanuary, 1885, accompanied by modification Of
those Of France and gave operation 10 the United Stnes law
Of 1878 Two years have ped the Ieetrade sys
tenn sud none of those disastrous results which pre-
dced The Inevitable consequence OF composition have
been realized the contrary, although freghs have been
unusually cheap the aggregate shipping Interests oi these
comnec nations has increased, and each eonnuy has
borne its proportion OF that precisely in the proper
lon in which protected, but in which II was freed
from restraints Nevertheless all have made some progress
The OF tonnage entered each distinguish
ing nations from foreign hagswas io 1851 as com.
pared with 1919, a follows
Tonnage entered FvGne, Ensiand, and the United States
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snprsm. Court Of IN. Waited states.
"WEDNESDAY, APRIL Ia, 1852.

Richard McAllisler, esq, OF Pennsylva was ad-
mitted an attorney and counsellor OF this court.
No. III. j. d. Bradford ct al appellants, ps The
Union Bank OF Tennessee, ct al The argument OF this
cause was continued by Mr. Coke for the appeIlees and
concluded by Mr. v. +. Howard for the appellants
No. lis. The heirs Of Don Carlos de vemon, appel
lan,s, the United States This cause was argued by
Mr.. Lawrence and Mr. Attorney General Criuenden for
the appellces, and submitted printed Argument by
Mr.. Taylorin behalf Of the appellants
Adjourned till to- morrow, II o'clock, a. m.
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CossrcricuT UNITED STATES sESAroR.--We see Il
stated that Gov Thomas H. Seymour will probably be
elected United States senator in Connecticut II he sue
ceeds his may be added to the list OF seven others
who have been chosen members of that body since the
Mexican war; in which each Of them participated
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Ngw nLAsD.-Capt. Henry. OF ship Mary, OF New
Bedford that his passage 10 the Japan Sea,
latitude "a deg north, longitude l3l deg 10 min east he
passed small island, low and apparently covered
with trees Of small growth. He knows Of no chart or
book in which reference is made to any land in that vi
cnity.
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DIED.

On Wednesday, the l4h instant, Mrs AMELIA H. PEABODY
aged years. widow OF the Capt JSo Pgasopr and daughter
OF the late JAMES LrArpER CAruCART.
Ths funeral win take place Friday morning 10 O'Clock from
her late residence on p street north, Capitol Hin.
A. the Irving i3h instant lin
l,ng lines. and extreme suffering commencing with scarlet fever
army, saed years and II months 4st.@8 H.
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The tonnage moving between these three countries
in ISi9 H. 1877 1885, and in 1851 a. l7e229 being
of 10 per cent and neither country manless any
patc ulary runous results the consequences The
tiona tonnage which shows the greatest proportional in
is that Of the United States being 1000 tons in two
years. while the foreign tonnage increased less than 900
We shall take table OF the United States and
British shp piping for several years.
Tonnage entered Great Britain aid the United States
Ined States Great Britain.
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By ). c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN MOST ELIGIBLE LoCA-
TONSBy decree Of the circuit court OF the Dis
Columbia will be Sold on the premises at
l5h Friday the l6h ana sdtur
day those pieces parcels OF land known and
of city Of Washington, follows;
the northeast corner OF
tsale Thursday hapast
O'Clock, p. m.)
Lots h Is, and 49, square 3aa situated on Mssss
side. between 10th and lth seeu tsa
ON Thursday, al a quarter past O'Clock, p. IN
Lots 53 fronting west on 4h street
(Sale on Friday, at hafpss O'CLOCK
p. MI .sn x-..- .... :. n..-a-.x
7tb streets (sae on Saturday At halt
O'Clock n.y.
5b and 9Th streets. tSaie Saturday, at O'Clock, n.y.
Terms of said Decree will be
the be paid IN cash, and the balance IN
10 months with notes bearing interest and satisfactorily
and the OF tho
conveyances The expense Of the purchaser Title
CAROLINE cox, Trustee.
Iry-Piats to be a my auction room.
x LANES q. MCGUIRE, Aucioneer.
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We happy to learn that the fire in the Capitol yesle
day has produced serious damage We understand that
there no papers lost which be replaced and that
OF any great importance have been all damaged
The whole loss consists OF few tables, and few
transcripts of papers, including rough minutes and
memoranda. 1t is understood tha, the fire was acci-
dental.
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Grand Prize Concert at Odd FcliOws' Hall,
On SATuRpAY EVENING, April IL.

nN Mr. Adams, the English vocalist Miss Wal Mr.
ansaus and Others will aided by the best
IN the The prizes thirtyfve In number Will posi-
yey be AUDIENCE be small or large These
prizes NAV Keyworh Co.'s jewely store, Pennsyi
avenue 9th street. where tickets Pce 30 cen may DC
Fisher Peterss and Shiingtons Pennsy
vana avenue door the evening Of performance
Ap I5-3t'~
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Carusi's saloon.

MISS JENNY BtJSK that she will
rive concert at Caruss saoon Tuesday evening" April 20
Miss Jenny assisted by Mr. Ke the eminent pianist
Ap l5-d
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1859.
Uon.rs..--wsdns.a.y,

S.sIrE--0n motion by Mr.. Chase. the Senate tool
m the bill granting to the State Of Ohio the unsod and
uuappropriaed public lands remaining in that State MIR
Chase explained the bill and after few remarks by
Msssrs Dawson and Hunter in opposition to the policy
II granting lands in such cases. the bill ordered to
n ,agrossed for a third reading
The French spoiation bill was taken up. and Mr.
FeIch concluded his speech in opposition 10 il.
HOUSE OF REPREsESrArlvEs.-Mr Sibley obtained
On Public Lands TO report back bill authorizing settlers
an The school lands of Minnesota previous TO their
ysy, 10 enter such lands upon payment of the minimum
mica and also permit the Territory aforesaid to selec,
ober lands Of equal value in lieu thereof.
The subject Of the public printing then again came up
on The further consideration OF the report from the Joint
Committee Printing, made on the day before, on
which he House were addressed at length by Messrs
R,own Of Mississippi, Florence. and Polk
In The course of these speeches. interruptions occurred
wherein remarks were made by many other honorable
gentlemen.
The House then went into Committee OF the Whole
on the state of the Union, pending motion. made by
Mr. Polk to lay the subject Of the public printing on the
table
Mr.. Hibbsrd having been called to the chair, Mr.
Jenkins who was entitled TO the floor, addressed the
committee for an hour against the homestead bill of Mr.
Johnson, OF Tennessee.
Mr. Newton then obtained the floor, and the commit.
tee rose and the House adjourned.
We are informed that the Presidents Mansion will be
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TELEaaArnro aEroars, sc.
Later from n,uiaad

NKw YoRK, April A-By arrival here to-day from
Port spain. have advces from Trinidad 10 the 18th
u The weather had been exceedingly unfa yoable TO
making of sugar. and tho crop would be light Flour
la brsE al 30 - % 80 for Baltimore braad Mess
potk SIS Provisions Of all kinds la There was
lair supply OF American produce Political affairs gene
rally quiet.
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Datrueiius Fire al Charieslon

CHARLESTON, April I3 "A fire last night consumed the
wooden building on the corner of King street and Barnss
lane. Mr. Reches grocery store consumed together
with the houses owned by Charles Dun, David Gnire.
M d Hyams ~ Son. and G.. X. Williams Loss $4,000
10 $4,000 Habershaw, at the opposite OF King
street, sustained loss by water and the hasy
mova of his goods The Insurance does the loss
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Accident.

HARTFORD April I3The walls Of the building in Kings
by street. occupied by Hose Co No. 2, fell about O'Clock
last evening, buyng five children benoath the ruins, two
Of whom have died Two others lie in hopeless condition.
while the hilh will probably
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Hon. Robert J. Walker, who has been confined in
England by indsposon, is said to have nearly
recovered and expects to return home by the last of h,
month.
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SoctetyT Of the Bible Society,"
the as ins employed Mr. David NJ Wilson asen,
outstanding subscriptions Of society,"
ebtWn subscriptions and contributions
required, the puhiic institutions of the city
The agent well known throughout the city,
dorssment.
The which
operation Of all whom he call.
deemed that the salary cf pSd by
individual and every will be i'm
mcdstcy applied the Scriptures.
which object funds greatly needed.
ny order Of the Board cf Managers
1A-N NJ. N. MILLER, Secretary.
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THE Legislative Guide, containing the rules for
ducng business with explanations and the authority
therefor; Citizens
asd other delbcrative ns.embiesl VOL 1850
Apis FRANCK TAYLOR
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+ I rFE or LORD JEFFREY. with selections from
1851.
ApS FRANcK TAYLOR
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nz~Dr Dewoy's Lowell I~cctures.Fnh lecture Thurs
o'clock Subject; The Spiritual Constitution
Msn-Mnisty Mental and Moral Faculties.
n TIL
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NN1s4N
so727

Last year Seymour 20 ahead OF all others in New
Fairfield and 3e behind all others in Lisbon. Should
be 3ts II probable that the scattering vote has not
been returned from OF the towns and there may be
errors in reurns, which always made up at an
early hour after the polls closed But usually they
agree very nearly with the official II evident
that Seymours majority over everything will be at least
300
Seymour's full vote will be about 81 30O Kendrcks,
2s 200; Gillettes and scattering, also Entire vote OF
the State, ,25e The official result will not vary very
much from these figures This we believe, is the largest
for governor
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DOOK THE wORLD~An scconnt Of all nations, their
history statistics and
present condition, complete In volumes octave lisa
: Ap is : -'-0' .7s51 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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VISITING Cards Printed, Plates Engraved, and Card
TAYLOR 4 MAUnY,
Ap is Booksellers, near pth street.
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l3- Smithsonian Lectures.-Dr. n. A. Gould, OF Cam
bridge, Msssschues viii his course o. lectures on hs
Monday the m instant 70 ne con
tinued on "Wednesday, Friday, &C., ats ococh,p m.
Ap4-n ..aTF. .0ete Hf nH U8F
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NATIONAL THEATRE.

NATIONAL THEATRE
Mr.. Il. A. MARSHALL Lessee. Mr. w. NJ FLEMING, Stage
Manager
the comedy, gentleman OF this city,
entitled, LOVE AND SPECULATION
on THURSDAY EVENING, April is, 1854,
win be performed OPERA by Rossni
in three acts entitled
CINDERELLA
To conclude with comedy, acts, entitled
LOVE AND SPECULATION.
boxes IS and so reserved
rs family CIRCLE IS cents
uiird uer, SO cents eolored gallery, 25 cents
Ap Is
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A CARD.-Circumances beyond control have caused me
"A 10 abandon the establishment country dairy.
those who have sent ordcrs for milk
An i5 ID. CLAGETT.
notice to Claimants tho Convention with Por-
tugal.
DsrARTsKST or STATE,
Washington, April H. 1850.
CLAIMANTS with Portugal hereby mott
ned been received aud now ready
10 distributed.
accordingly requested TO forward TO this depart
ncn the distribution TO be made 10 The
proper parties respectively
Ap 1876
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We are informed that the Presidents Mansion will b.
open for the reception OF vsers next Friday evening
from 10 10 o'clock, and also the evening OF Friday
3Oth instant, at the same hour.
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ny y. 9. MCGUIRE, Aaot,onesr

oEyENTEEN BEST FLOODED cows AT AUCTIoN.-on
saturday morning, April III o'clock In front Of the Centre
without seventeen best blooded
cows by Cage ESQ., for his
by the best judges OF stock In Pennsylvania who.
judges TO be the
lot OF brought this section OF country.
other fresh ana one ou
hotel and boarding house keepers
daymen and others wishing such stock viii do wen 70 no ns
credit for approved endorsed notes bearing
'n's'es' j. G. MCGUIRE,
ALI, Auctiopcer.
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By A. aRBEN, Anctionssr.
c,AIr ny ORDER OF THE ORPHANS CoURr-0n Friday,
order Of the Ophsns' Court,
ock m Of Christian W. Weber, deceased
~ .on G 7h the Protestant
Church. Navy Yard, viz
Feather beds and bedding, bedstesds, washstands
bureaus, tables, stoves, crockeryware, clocks &C.
good Kitchen requisites with many other articles In the
rn line, clothing &c.
AIso turning lathe, tools, &c.
Ter cash. n. 9hEEN,
Ap I5-N hucuoneef
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Tn. cenn.ct,cus Elscsior.

The Hartford Times has the following figures as to
the result Of the late election in Connecticut:
THE POPULAR vorE.--We have received full returns
Of the popular vote, with the exception OF the towns OF
New Fairfield and Lisbon. The result is:
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DRICK HOUSE. Garden, and Paddock wish 20 ro

DRICEx HOUSE, Garden, and Paddock wish 10 rent
ID permanent responsible pmy who will engage 70 take
greatest tand other nesd apply hc
brick which has Just been papred and painted
midst shade and choice fruit IN large beau
@ vegetable and garden 900
ductye ground and for adjoining well fenced pad
north street, Capitol
Ill., adnins the residence OF the Minister from SPAIN and within
tho Capitol gardens The furniture
may a valuation, and possession imneaia.ely
Ap I5-eod3s STEPHENsON bCOIT.
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HIuI.Tr nav man win And at our storeroor--
White linen ducks for pants, at various prices
White MarseIes vestngs, assorted
loo nscss superior priced Irish linens for shirts
AIso Apel for bosoms and collars
peces cioi shirting cos'ons
nndcrshrts, gloves, nnbehss SO
o,rns cash eases, srangcd 70 the contrary \,
Good articles low prices and fair dealing may oe 'e
cases PERRY BROTHER,
,,.,., s,--lo,so,f Opposite Centre Market
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=, Apps Niche Pens patented 1883. euab..asn9
all the properties the finest quill win INC on'a"y
the metal Recommended by wollkno~n o'"e" o' VS."
inaop. .-..o,
TAYLOR MAURY,
go booksellers, psh street
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
TRusTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LoTs.-on
il Monday, instant shall sell the premises
O'Clock No le in square No le3 containing Soq'Ae
Lo, No is in square No. iss containing square feet
Lo; 1s, No. No. as ls 10 10 DO 90 30 80 DO DO sss DO
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The Albany State Register Of Monday last thus re-
fers TO the late movement Of the wings of the New
York legislature in favor OF General Scott:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-22
Sefcnflt(De S9enDu.

Srettaas ccu lien SFtober ndbifcns, unf
10 ubr Sutmtta9s, foueu am 0aufe ecs
pcrfforbeneu Saeob 8 aas 8, fen, in Obe,.
macunpis Saunftip, gsaa @auntp, 6ffenE.
LID uerFauft peroen:
Sin Wferc, &inoUisb, Sbweine, Dear.-
boruuooen nit @efbivr, elm oOlfincigcs
Sdmisoaefairr, GepfetmubIe uno Seieer
prelTe, G 6retner9ef6 irr-ndmIib eiu.
0rumfise, 9auofd9e SobeIn, Mcifs
8cbrer uno oeqIsihen, unc cine 6CbeIbani
gbenfau5, Elm 9OISpfen nit gfObr, Steius
eoblencfcn, 8etter uno SCttIacen, Sifd1
unO Stublc. Sausubr nit 3a1cn, Ga6en,
Iaranf uno Gdfbranf, Sdreitcssf, fupf,r
ner &efIel, RrautbobsI. safer, 2u5er uaN
Stdnctr, cine gtCBe S6neumad9r, Gjt.H
unc Rafrn, unc fonf mob auetIei 6ous-
une &a&engerdtbfbaften, su umfdnoiid -
me!en Greeit Ane 0afmartuua sOn
SGcob 0nas. il.
Sciie Sdtmief,
Qenniltralores.
sept. 8. nq3n
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9is ipiCDti8lte G:rfinoanG
nnfertG Cy01rGunbertS.
nne:nc S.lfe = fetne 3e,aDll "

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uStc:1c S9.iie - tetile 5e5dDltiio."
g0as o1nfrhrr, rpfrn oIt,ro.acn h,robritti,t ro6
Or. Tp6ios boE chioe ofs FIN SJ3ctts ono,nomn,cn.
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uno f,irm Na:ntn rUurcs cs g!m &srtouf gS9,bsn,
rutnn er tls5 ujht 3utb:rc.
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p;,.rr,rf o,rrrTr,t u1h mir in F,fr,rn 7rrr,r,,I,n
6h in S,r csfr, ,c, 2rtrcr,n Ntz 0uhffnns ,rrorr.
t.r. T,rf Qftt - arrn;rtt atn Eogii,n rie rerols
rrr, r,frbt frn. 0,= II ru-5 ,orir,t.7iremrf,En Finn.
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Z @6ullebrer pcrlanat.

0adriat miro biomit 9eaebsu. oa6 bic
1ircftCrsn cr5 2oubiu ShuI 9iirtt5 fib
am Sreiifos cen Item Sftobsr nddfen5, am
9afbauIe Don SncOb 3imerman in bda9
tcm &ip. petfammeIn pGeen, um a Shuh
.lebrsr bu eraminrcu. 0ie Gebrer mG(I,n
urm6qeno fein, in Der Guglifcben uno 0eut
fhen Sprabe llnterritt su erbcilen. Die
curh Die perf6ieoenen Cub Diiiriftsn er.
wdbltsn @ommttssn, fno b6fIidit rfu6t
dCb eann uno oaleIbt sinSufinoen.
2luf 8efebl Der 8Caro,
SonatDm S0mt6, Sefretar.
Sept. I6. 1852. no SIN
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Gt0tt'6 HOt0> Sel
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SgGm.licn eminent,

3SGrl!licn eminent,
Gin trdf,ac5 MiItd fur tic TT nrue 9ctlur9
Don Ib.umo.j=mu5, &mrcnFuH9 Gust
id,un0,u, 1yrfwrt, 3abnu cb, Conner
5cn in Seite cher Rufen, 9 hrocbc in
Gelsnfeu unc Uiu5FeIu. tucuungcn,
NM abe Sale mdds Elm RIusI 5ur Gin
oeruua unC 8elctuno beourfGn. Qut III
IS cine ntese Sur fur Siorrboa, Iyampf
uno 8ouS in cen meiiten Gduen, uue
bidt coer mIcert Afbma unO Srcndi
tis, menn ioIcte5 i'm grrcib tr9enO elmer
Weekiu IN.
C-J~8outruuno VfgrNe Gjlrcr BADEN Strtl'5 Etttd
lh"Us atgroucbt un0 faucsn e5 Eu untbtrtrtff!'hes
Wltr,l lt6,n GJturocn, Gsrrrturlsu, Gugiihuu3gn,
Svarh. Zoe INT C},ihmunt un0 olIs icrltlae StbaNm
ritI.r rtrttarIlu Shlyrf, no s!n Gturutuu9sm!tfHI
onI3rartt rsrcsn taEn.
Stctt, 9}ctH mrO iuttrtjttt rurtN cincn praftibSn
Ghln Ten uno ,1rarutln rys phitooaphia 6cai1iuws
Ncr ThdrMatG uuO Ct 9autE rog in oIlen Sdlltu, in
euyn ts ais tn Wttd ouatragh,u miro, caiIlbe uath
itttr GGhSrGrn duuncur3 misunderstanding 9tIT
miro Is NJ ttrt cllttntIlhe 3uScruung vtn NurchGins
Qd0byr Nraft uut gythct.t ron atn rigtu yno br6sn
Naturalization pdhls nit onctrn Sirlmtnts nttbt csr
Tou m. lorr tSrutu gj,t 5yu1niT. rcn 3tttInqGn,
errcu uno Iomtn rtr t5shit!n I.rtttati,tSt ruttys
Ten 10 lbe Ijt 9liyn IN ihriu tll,u9n SomlIiSu a.:
troubt,u uu0 h. tRiutlQ Huetrn aurothtn abcr mir
ho,t,u es fir umStbta. otn &ris SIl:r glSiup 3iu9
nllit aus N,r Ntrat ccv3utAtr.
Eco,ncs 0arra5fumt1 IN slha Gaunb fno al5
2lsint,u fdr Sicu6 Rdha 0n9atrlt;
@utb uuo IgsrIer. Ageutauu.
Sdcrb SatoSp, Centre &aueD.
q s. gB guQdman, Saueon SaQep.
SalOmon Srp Goopersbur9.
Sbomo5 gngsimau, 60.
Somrs 9adsD, Gatafauqua.
8euCni 8ate5, Neuport.
SacCb 8. @reman. @mau5.
Scbn u. Saatl. Srerlsr5tauu.
S,,rtr unc g8ci!er, 3scermacunoe.
0rtlh mo @lacer, Sbemacur9ie.
oticcnreih uno Rue. Ruetaun.
&. E Wt@4rcp, Reaetna.
2catu Glysiu pcu 60. Scott uup @ruosr,
95 @aucCpb strail, Ybiloestpha, lpcttbt oUe Seisi
muasn tiir rbae 0lsein nit aufnG'NasSit prompt be-
brlcr9.n psrcen.
0Sai 20, 1852. nd
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6. N'. gTir',U,
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llIttteittn uuo tlnG Sthm3hc uno tch ptytrtilt Ct
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