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NUMBER 20.

orn railroad, and we take matters just ne
cool and easy as though decline, decrepi-
tudc and death were romance But,
let me tell you, dear friends, that there
is reality in all these, which you will
but too suddenly exporienc. lfyou can't
take time by the forelock, make grab
at his fctlock, and hang on Ikea Dutch,
mans dog to the tail of a mad bull. II
there be anything in this world that I
particularly despise, it is an inolent,
lazy loafer, who liesdown in the sunshine
ofself-contcnt, and permits himself to DO
bitten by'bugs and beset by flies, regard
less of tho SCOTS and sneers Of those who
happen to be a little better dressed
Heaven knows, and perhaps hell also,
that am lazy enoug to produce general
stagnation throuhout q neighborhood;
but | must say that thousands Of my fel-
low creatures, in this little city alone, arc
far less concerned for their temporal
welfare than your very humble and most
obsequios preacher. So little do | chre
about money, that while the hat is being
passed round, | shall close my eyes
and think upon text for the next
sermon. Meanwhile, however, let mo
impress upon your hearts--let me instill
into tho minds of your children--that
moments are to be priced above rubies,
and hours more valuable than the richest
mines Of Mexico, or all the wealth ofthe
Indies. had tho holdness. the other
morning to ask u dissipated young stran-
ger how he felt. Rubbing his forehead,
and stroking the anterior of his periera-
mum, he said he felt as if he was about
to make sudden start for hell on hard
trottng horse. Wishing him all sorts Of
lnck, | bid him good bye. But, friends,
the latter endof that oung man will turn
out to be a great deal sorer than he
thinks. lie has q hard horse to ride:
nevertheless, if he sit easy upon the sad.
die and make the most of his time, he
may ret in without breaking his neck or
collapsing his pocket. Time my friends
as has been truly remarked by one ofthe
eastern sages, is great deal shorter
than it is long 1t is as much shorter
than pic-crust us pie-crust is briefer than
the summing up Of 4 district attorney in
behalf of the PEBBLES; and, therefore, it
bchoovcs lis all that we should stretch it
to its utmost possible tension--iGr there
is nothing like making as much as We
can ofthe little we have. So mote it be!
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FIFTY YEARS AGO.

Fifty years ago steamboats, were unk-
nown; now there are three thousand ahoat
on American waters alone. In 1900
there was not q railroad in the world; now
there are ten thousand miles of railroad
in the United States alone, and about
twenty-five thousand in America and En-.
gland. llalf Ia century ago, it took some
weeks to convey news from Washington
to New Orleans. Now. not as many
seconds as itthen did weeks Fifty years
ago, the mos rapid printing press was
worked by hand-power; now, twenty
thousand sheets are printed inan hourly
asinglc press worked by steam.-Homc
Gazette.
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TnE CLronEs QUESTION. -Itwouldsccm
that the practical works at the Elysec, Of
the clothes. order Of Secretary Marcy, is
subject Of particular notice both at even.
ing parties and in the Partisan press.
That order may in time be found to carry
a very considerable moral with it. The
large fact constantIyappcors to stare cour.
tiers, diplomats, and visitors atthepalace
in the face, that the nation which has the
heaviest census iooting-up Of any in the
world-which can show the most Tonnage,
her lake and river craft included; whose
annual productions in grain and animals,
and all agricultural wealth, far exceed
those Of the proudest nations Of tho old
world; which duplicates its population at
the hitherto undreamt-of rates Of every
three ycars-that has the largest expansc
Of territory, and will have all North Anne.
rica-that this nation, so endowed, solor.
tilted, and soprophctic of unrecited gran.
dcurs, should not find its dignity in drcs.
sing up its representative like n llyppo-
drome monkey-should not lival Congo
or Venezuela IN glistening ngtawdrncss and
symbolical osininity, is truly a asuhjcctfor
remark.
Tho supcIbcrabtlc Of the Elyseo and
the other courts will find in the plain at
tire Of our representative a standing re-
bukc, How small it really makes them
appcarl Here is the strongest nation
Tint the world has cverknown--which is
literally imwcgnable, which has moro
readers, writers and cirhcrs than any
other and more resources, and stands
forth in the majesty oforiginal thonght,
ofscli-sustentation. ofcontempt for custom
and precedent. .--Nsac Fork TribRae.
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FEMALE CoMrosIrIoN.-We paid avisit
on Saturday to the office ofthe Daily Des-
patch, where we found threeladieS busily
engaged in setting type. This was u
novel occupation to them, but they sue.
cccded admirably setting, with unusual
cleanncss, over q thousand each the first
day. They appeared to be well adapted
to the business, theirprevious experience,
in sewing, probably, having given them
Il COOL idea ofspacing, and other teclni.
calties, which those initiatcdin tile prin-
ting business alone would understand.
Mr.. Foster informs us that he will have
ten ladies at working this morning, and
that hcaraltyr, his paper will be got out
principally by thciraid. The propretors
otthe Chronicle will hearafter also employ
females in their Office. -PittsJmg jour.
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Ike music VI ff'U, llt l'EHl
Was shut up in the dim. wild night;
And 'lwixl ihe hlack houghs fell the showing
The black March bouahs together blowing,
Til hill anl valley all were white.
Thc windows OF the old house glowed
With The dry oak 'bonghs burning brightly,
As in the old house burned they nightly
So little cared they that it showed,
The Two my rhvme is of. If tears
Or shadows filled the eyes else lit
With sunshine il were best unwrit,
And all abcut sweet hopes and fears
Were best unsaid, 100 Tarcs will grow
In spi,e Of the mos! careful sowing;
We ia1 them in The time Of moving.
Instead Of flowers, we all do know.
Soft were better that write
No whit about the lady's signing;
'Twcre better said she had heen trying
To make II pretty for the night,
Binds. white and scarlet, in her hair,
And then The ribbon she should wear
Had s.dly veXed hpr-not hue,
Purple or carmue that wond do.
Or that ihe cows'ips of the May.
Her little hand had freely given;
Nay. more. the sweetest star OF heaven,
To gain rose The more that day
For her sad chpek-so foolish runs
IN II Of MS the blood Of youlh
Ere winlry fro>ls or summer suns
Bleach fdncy's fabrics, aud The truth
or sober senses turns aside
The i'm ges once delied
II was time Of parting dread,
FIR middle night the cock was Growing,
The black March hough. together blowing,
The lady mourning TO he deaf;
And idlv rdllng down the flowers,
Ted p'etly about her hair;
Ala, She Rad but little care
Tor my bliss Of future hours!
Tha parting wadp the world IT dim
To her. whirh ever way she saw
know ut what il was 10 him
Belkc. hrt as II" Crslv flaw
That wcut beroic thc hnd.--lF so.
HIRE was a doubly rlieons woe
And years are gone or fast ~ slow,
And many loie has had rs m king
Since these two pltIed, at the breaking
OF daylight, Waiter than tie snow
Again lis March the ladY's brows
Are rifcled with another light
Than OF he burning oaksu bouehs,
That III The house tae parting Nigbt.
And they have met, the eyes SO sweet
Il, fbp Old fine auaiu She eppS
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For Venta o ArrendamlenJo.

TINA tercera parte del Rancho de Gaiisico, Y
y tambien la mitad de las casas terras Ell
Albuquerque ahora ocupadas por las Iropas dc 10:
Estados Undos. Yea
]. lIOUGHT0N,
Agente.
Santa Fe, o.tub; II de lS53.-tf
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RT' An editor was seen TO blush last week,
when an apple woman, TO whom he gave piece
Of silver for some apples, asked hin il he'd no
brSss-moanng cents,
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For Sale or Rent.

V,HE Undivided third of the Ranch of Calispo.
i Also the undivided half OF the building and
lands at Albuquerque at present occupied by The
U. ). troops. Applyto .
J. H0JGHTON,
Agent.
Santa Fe, N NJ, October II, lS53-tf
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aI.aasg:!As !A:3l5M MDw3MD
INDEPENDENCE, MISSOURI.
B. W. 7 U D d

have removed from the "Nolanl lIonse,o 10
the "Nebraska House," in Independence. Missouri.
The Nebraska House is large new building, and
has recently been much improved by alterations
and additions, Having taken this house for term
of years. intend 10 make every effort t. promote
the convenience and romrOu of travellers. The
patronage of my friends and the travelling public
is respectfully solicited. = :. non
January Isl lS53--ly.
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Santa 1t lucrklp @a'ette
TERMS.

THE undersigned begs leave to inform his friends
L and the public generally, that he is prepared
10 do all kinds of cabinet and carpenters work on
the most reasonable terms. Shop, two doors above
the store of Jesus Loya.
San,a Fe, May I, lS53.-y JAMES II CLIFT
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GRINNELL's ARcTic EXpEDITioN.-
Letters have been received in New
York from England, announcing the ar
iivaI Of the Amrri can Arctic Expedition,
nrdrr command Of DR.. +. Y. Kane, [.
S. n, at Upernavick, IN Greenland, and
their departure from thence for the
head waters Of Smiths Sound. Cartain
ingletirld, with the screw steamer Phoe-
Xix. with stores for Sir Edward Belcher' s
squadron. reached uperravick three
days after DR.. names departure, aud
rrorts that he Or. X y had secured the
services Of Peterson, the Esquimaux
interpreter, who was with Penny on a
former voyage. Capt. lnsIrhrld states
that all were as we'll and prosperous as
lossiblr.
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ANOTHER LETTER FROM JUICE BRoN-
soN.--The New York papers contain
another letter from eX-CoIlector Bronson,
to Secretary Guthrie, in which he Jus.
,iics his own course and condemns that
of the Secretary for his alleged inter
ierance in the loca! politics of the State
of New York. As regards his removal ,
he say,:
aside from the principle involved the
rmoval from office is an affair Of little
amount. | leave the office al the close
Of this day with greater pleasure than
accepted it six months ago. have been
.ssailed without cause-there has been
gross violation of the democratic doc.
irne Which denies TO the federal govern
,nent the right to intermeddle with the
surely internal affairs and policy Of the
Statr,n
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RowLAApsvILLE, Nov. 9, 50

RowLAHpsvILLE, Nov. 3, 50.
NIR EDlTor:-I Ire recent rains have
swollen the Susquehanna to goo" raft
ing order, and already few RATS have
found their way to tide water. This is
quite gratifying to the folks along the
river for we believe this Is the only
Frrshet sufficient for rafting since last
spring. The low state of the water and
!, long hot summer has caused con>dera-
bic acue and Bilious IN the vicinity OF
the Susqurhanna, but we are glad to
say the recent heavy irost< have caused
it 10 disappear, and good health is again
generally restored. +.
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SERIOUS AccrDENT.-Mr. George Ev-
ans, an engineer on the Phil, Will and
Bait. road met with a serious accident
on last Saturday night. A coupling on
the tram he was running having broken,
he ran back along the train With Which
he hai taL en- from the tender. just at
the 81 OF, the road crosses ara'ine 30 or
40 feet deep, walled up narrow and I'M
covered; II was dark and he fell into
this algifing ~,th his back across log
al the bottom. He vas Brought home
- lie is a son Of John Evans Esq, Of
II is county although very DANGER
ously injured his recovery is now con-
sidered sure.
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A EROCLAMkyLHN
BY THE GOVERNOR OF MARKHAM


State Of Maryland 10 wit: Whereas, it has
been the practice of all Christian People 10 set
apart lays for Public lNahksciriDg 0nd Proyer,
as National testimony to tn" Goodness and
Mercy of Divine PrGyldencr;-and whereas, It
is the especial duty OF those who have enjoyed
His largest bounty. to manifest their gratitude
and sense Of ependence;-and whereas. the
People Of this state have been. IN most sl@nai
manner, enriched with every temporal blessing,
which the heart OF man can desire: anl where
as. ALSO, in virw Of the unryampied happiness
and prosperity, for So long a time eniafcsl, by
the whole American Conlrdcracy OF states, IN
der The wise and liberal form vi G"vcfnin'nt
bequcatbcd them by a common Ancestry, II has
been deemed appropriate Ivy the Gov"rnUr> o.
different States 10 set apart UBSDAh, the
twenty fourth day ol November next, rs day
Of Simultaneous thanksgiving for past benefits.
and If ptay.r Cor the bounllul continuance Of
the same, throughout the Union:
Now therefore, iuuch Louis Lowe. Cover
nor ui the tat" oi Mai \ land, do designate and
set apart THURSDAY. the lwenfy-i"urih of
Novrnhgr u"&'. a. u day ct THANKSGIVING to
ALMIGHTY COB, TO be kept ami observed
hy the gOUi people al the Slatr 1T Mary iant:-
whom carUc> silly cNhult, on that day carefully
To abstain from all Culai cmpi"ymrutS. an 10
devul" there's, ives to such religious services AMI
exercises ms are arpl"piat" to day OF TANKS
givn% and PRAYER.
Given un ter my hand. anl the Great Seal Ct
{ ~ The STAT" OF Nary land, this twenty
l.. 5. Gnh day "I October, in the year pI our
I ~ Lord, enc thousand, eight hundred
and hny ,hrrc, and OF tie Independence OF the
United States The sclcnIy-ei.hlh.
By the Govcrnol: T.. LGUIS LOWE.
joins KANroLrIl QUINN. secrCt0ry OF Safe.
Oct u Il
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E.sSEe H'esEe SAa.El

ON BOHEMIA MANOR.
THE undersigned wlIl sell al Public Sale on
YHt RSD.Il, .Norember STU,
next. tract Of land lying On Bohemia Manor,
Coed ccuuly. enc about u.le below ChcSa-
peahe City, containing about
EGD Acres;
mostly cleared land, hat several acres OF wo"i;
part Of it is upland and part meadow, and al
though neglected for several years Is oi lin"
quality, ana coulI easily and chrapiy be made
Il valuable farm.
For terms and other information apply. on
the premises, TO
Nov. j-ts. ANN OLDHAM,
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e. Ed f.is'g'pSE.ssS.

TiWG things Il. certainty established as any
| o'hr,- are, that IN" policy Of every I"an IA
ao.ut,>s. who mast 1--we hy the public, is toilet
tn g.,h,,r hear ot ho;' AMI lhat .'Ihr nrwsra
per b., ir> bet sptahHg Il nrnp,j" The cjrrU-
ial.on If The cecil HhiE ~ Cecil and ll,r
nrighb"riuL counties is aIrrnty extensive ant
- rapidly increasing. II crrWlal"s aIn"ng an
,nlrrn sing. lu,tvn- and bHliDg people. wa"
are always wanting all manner OF wares AMI
mrrchau lie. and W al" WiHiHg 10 pArrtdGe
ami ubie IN rup. Those persons therefore. who
avr articles Tor sale, OF any description, nn
whn wnuld Ike I" lad uarkrl tor them in
Crrli county, or The counties a i";ninr, w"uii
,runce their Interests b! a''cii'sIng II inIS
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THE LATE PRIZE FIGrT.-Gov. Cliff
ford, of Massachusetts, has opened a
correspondence with Gov. Seymour, Of
New York, IN relation to the brutal
,izp figh, at Boston Corners, with de-
termination to use every means to bring
the parties concerned to justice. OF
fcia! co les of his letters to Gov. Sey-
mour have also been sent TO the sheriff
and district attorney Of the district with
that view.
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GrANoAND SErDrxG.-The Rockville
(Md.) journal states that most OF the
farmers Of tina, county have succeeded
in getting guano. The seeding, though
late. will be much heavier than was an
,i,ipated two weeks since. Many, how
ever have as ct failed 10 get any
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The passengers on a western steam
boat on a trip from keoknL to st. Souls,
were recently kept whole day without
food. The usual American remedy. an
indignation meeting, was called IN Inc
cabin, hnt it was speedily dissolved by
the hands of the boat dragging the
chairman from his place, and tearing up
the resolutions.
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T5rA Geographic dispatch from Wash.
ington says that iii" President received
a letter from Mr.. Charles O Conor, ask
ing why any distinction should be made
in the acton of the Administration be-
tween himself and Mr.. Bronson, as they
both occupied the same ground; and that
the Presidcn. replied TO Mr.. O'Conor in
the most conc'liatory manner.
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vs3yv s,cHNzpny ACADEMY,

.Ec% LoPa12, chester county, PH.
: He WINTER SESSION ct this school
4 viii c0nmr0c" "u the first Monday of
November, and coninu" i've months.
TEEM>. Boarding and Tuition. SGj
Washing, muse and modern languages are
extra. ai "a" usual charges.
I.nr r0np>" OF instruction is thorough. com
pr:. in" all III" branches ui soii ENGLISH.
mathematician, and classical ciucalI"n. This
institution Is situated in Il hiehly cultivated
AMI moral community. alool. ina @rear inca
sure, from temptation and the inrencc Of "vil
example. Tn" buIliiu.s are large AL adapted
to The comfort Of the students
The Principal Will be aided in the teaching
department by the following thoroughly quail
ii"i asstsInuls: Mir. Edward SautIef, ora iuatc
81 thr University # 'tuhug"n, Germany, AID
Mf. j. II. Berry, Ciiutnn county, Pa. Mr.. H.
Rowlnni. Preacher ot ibonogfaphr: Professor
LAM. i'n,'h"r Of y"ca "oi Instrumental music
i.oly application an! Attendance al the
up"niug ,i'l .">-iuE al" d",IrahI".
rs"for Catalogues containing particulars
ai,.osS JAS. B. MCDOWELL,
Get y 3w Principal.
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TEMPERANCE -Four hundred and
forty buziness men and other citizens
of Portland Maine, have signed state
ment. which is published in the estate
of Maine" contradicting the story re-
Gently put in circulation that there was
more drinking in Portland since tn"
Maine law went into operation than
previously.
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Rry. jonathan Il, ToREEHT.-This
gentleman died at hi3 residence in
Georgetown, on the 22d inst, after an
illness Of few DAYS. aged about fifty
years. He was we'll known nih'S city,
as we'll as in Sussex county, and his
denies will be mournnd by Il large circle
of friends and acqlain'onces.-Dsl. Re-
pu&iac0a.
I[y~ile was the brother Of William
TorbeIt Of this town.
lFThe annua! meetiag Of the Ell,
ton Juvenile Irmprance Society viii
be held on tomorrow 9th inst. IN the
NJ L. Church; R'v. Joi Brown will
address tn" meeting, other Gentlemen
will also address it. Ne wish all the
members to attend. We will elect Il
new hoard Of officers. BY order OF
the Board.
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E'EjEBnIsd sSH.s..
OF
Personal prrnpyiY,

The UNDERSIGNED vail sell III P"b,c vcndnr at
his resi- lrnce in Eikton, Saturday, November
18th. the following personal property:
Mahogany spng-scat chairs. do. rorEl"@
chair. divan. tables rommcn :hams, bedSiea'",
cooainq stoye, arr-right do. and Il variety OF
Other articles and household AMI kitchen idfn-
ituc, Sc not enumerated. Also; Hnc-ioned'
rosewood
ef.tckering E'innO-Eortc
with cove and stool. The Tiano, and all The
other articles nearly new.
TERMS. All sums under 50, cash; over -
a credit OF four months with interest tom SHi,'
AMI approved security. On Tie piano cr"It
of nine months with interest and approved Sc
curity will be given. sale to com nencc q
half past 10 O'Clock y. NJ.
Holm A. GETTY.
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THE CECIL WING.
HALF A SHEET.
NOVEMBER 5. 1888

FAn accident in the office which
Knocked part Of orr type into ''pie;"
the serious indisposItion of our pin
cipal hand, and the "hurlv burlv" of
the election, prevent US from giving but
half sheet this week We beg the in
diligence of our readers and advertising
customers, and will make up the def
cheney IN an perhaps next week.
IT, We have no room this week to
attend to the insinuations of certain
writers in the locofoco county paper Of
last week. In our next issue We shall
look after them little.
y will be seen by the official vote
that the wings lose everything in this
county but their commissioners, all three
OF whom are elected. Further remarks
on the election, next week.
Il We were unable yesterday to get
the vote on the district tickets.
1.-THE wings have lost their whole
state ticket; but have the Senate and it is
thought the House OF Delegates.
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SAMUEL 3. FOARD,
In\IIINn kEnNN LIZ.

ITk1On, Oct. Isl, BOD
VN!IE business will be continued by the IN
J. dcrsigncd. who tenders his thanks tor III"
liberal p1'roaaIr brstoWh upIn hln asa part
npr IN the late firm OF BRowH 4 FotRD, AMI
very respectfully invites attention to Il choice
selection OF Reasonable goods he has Just opened.
J., BROWN. Jr.
THE subscriber will continue to pay the high
est cash prices for wheat, corn aud oats.
Oct. lst. ). i. IoAl)'
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VII. 1o2BERT,
DEALER N
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &C.

(urNt d0nr 10 Court House, ElktOu.)
HAS just opened this week, II new and beau
Ill uiuI assortment ui La'!irS Dress O. obs:
pnln, coI'd, and fancy silks; Flaids, Mrfinos,
CaShmrrcs, d, Iamrs, De Bc4rs, Prints, Cling
hams, SIIi t., &c.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES. SATlNETS.
Black French twiIrd, blue, brown, olive
cord CluDh> >uprr black doe SKIN, AM fancy
pIaidS, an assortment larger than any he has
ever offered before; tweeds, salinets, keiseys,
] an, sc.
Brown and bl"achch muslins. q vi sheeting,
- pi de-; pillow case do; whit" and c"l'I Can
tons. O>naburaS, drills bed tckinos, tow lin
ms carpets, OIL cloths travrIin" ba@s, baskets,
&C., trimmings IN 4trat variety, hose, gloves,
hd., aud caps, boots and shoes, &c.
GROCERIES .PROIISONS, Sc. oct %
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned On the 25th day of July,
1853. sold his entire interest in the lin ami
Stove business in Elktun, 10 MIR. Fiedus AN
ridge, who is alone authorized 10 settle the
business ofthe late frm OF Albld@" < Can't
well, and who is also alone bound Tor al! debts
due by said firm
Oct 10 JOS. =. CAN W LLL'
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NJ FIX. Presid mt Van Buren,, it is
stated, has received tom the admins
araIlon in appointment Of umpire on
Behalf of the United STATES, in the mix
cd commission assembled IN London 10
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III 1873 800 296 Oil 26o 237 101 1853
1872 1873 212 1872 oo5 279 e2l IS 1927
III 1873 29S 295 1875 269 $50 101 1868
1919 1873 o12 1872 29l 274 o23 G5 1920
lis 1873 1913 295 1919 26S 23j 1Ol 1853
1911 1877 eli 121 1913 $50 22l IS 1922
1911 1873 213 1913 295 2Sl 22t So 1884
lis 1873 297 l96 1919 26S 235 l0l 1868
2O5 1913 100 100 2t3 244 rs SO 1874
1872 112 $50 1873 2sS 29S 1877 CT 1856
1871 10 1876 121 2iS 2S2 194 81 1903
1913 COS $50 2Sl IFS 24S 240 81 1868
1903 1856 $50 2SS 1873 go 25S l0l l64O
81 l4S 2S6 1913 30l 279 15o lU5 1870
1872 1873 o13 1l0 325 $40 $50 81 1918
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o0S 1879 2OS 1913 80 27l 232 50 1921
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1913 1913 $50 1l6 BIG 2St 237 50 1915
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1911 1871 216 1919 322 oT5 $50 ~ 1868
III 1872 291 293 600 20 247 80 1911