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MADAME SoSTAc's CoNCRT for the benefit OF the alef
for Destitute Children OF Seamenn came OIL last eve
at Niblo's Saloon. From reason or other, all
York was on foot, and every place of amusement
thronged. Madame Sontags concert was no except
scores were unable TO gain admttance and OF those
found their way inside large proportion could not.
tam seats We may observe apropos, that the accom-
cations would have been materially improved by the
dition OF few extra chairs and benches: vacant 81
was not wanting and it is difficult to explain why, "
tickets are sold at the door, the proper means should
be taken by managers to provide seats.
Madame Sontag was assisted by Madames DeBers
Costini, Sgnors Badiali, Rocco, and Eckert. and
Julien. The first has already been introduced to
readers, paiste of remarkable talent and high r.
tatios. tdntaSie of De Meyers which we think
have heard her perform before and of Mendelsso
beautiful Iieder ohne worten her contribution
the bill of fare last evening. Both confirmed p
GUS impressions; in the German "lied," her execu
strikngly illant and the applause of the audi,
fully merited. Madame Coslini who by the way is
pretty and was charmingly dressed, took share in
duets-with Madame Sontag and Badali-and was
received She has a fine, full voice; sings wit
effort, and possesses her music thoroughly. Ba
was of course welcomed back to New York.
liberty from 'sPuritani was certainly the
Of the evening. S. Rocco bad mastered his part,
displayed his voice to better advantage than we have
heard it. His solo from Donizetti had not created
vorable impression it with real satisfaction that
saw him retrieve himself under the kind direction OF
ALI in the Suomi la tromba.n The latter sang
ter. Spirit style, voice, were all jast what might
been wished Paul Juea--not to be COMPOUNDED in
way with the maestro at Metropolitan Hall--payed
difficult and pleasing fantasia themes from sLucre.
He is always favorite with the public. If h. CONT
TO study as he has DONE he win some day, wi Ii hb
MUS astonish the musical world.
Madame Sontag, who has almost become a straa
was greeted with hearty round of applause at he.
pearance the platform. She bore the lions Do,
the evenings work. her share being no less thar
pieces. Among these we chiefly admired a plaintive
Of Schubert's, 'Leise Flehen," which Madame Sc
rendered with exquisite feeling and expression; a,
duet from forgotten opera Of Donizetti's Maria
dla." In the latter she gave full license to her fs
and scattered round the theme of those shove
ornament which will probably hereafter be know
Sontagitures." Her g Last Rose of Summer was
wise rendered with7 finished skill; but to mind
ddly it is one of those melodies whose browning cl
is simplicity. To drown it in runs, trills and fort
Is like decking the familiar face of pretty countr
in Haunting head dress, with pearls and feathers
We ought to add that between the parts an adore
thanks was presented to Madame Sontag behalf o
Sailors Childrens Home 1t loudly applauded.
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No allowance is here made for an increased
vote; nor have we, perhaps, sufficiently credited
the fact made apparent in the recent State
elections, of the almost completely inordinate
character of those elections so far as parties are
concerned. The national sentiment of the
country is exceedingly strong, and it has been
found to express itself in the increase Of the
vote of that section which most closely adheres
to the Constitution and the Union. In this
respect, the national democracy, holding an in
dependent position, occupying strictly national
ground, the open friends of the canal extension,
the avowed enemies Of agitators, whether Of the
Seward or the Van Buren, stripe. have not per-
haps been credited with SO large accessions
from the old wing ranks as circumstances
would seem to warrant. II may, therefore, be
fair to infer that the majority Of the nationals
over the free sellers will be fifty thousand; to be
enlarged as Mr.. Secretary Guthrie shall deter
mine to keep up his cpistolary labors with the
Collector of New York. All this, of course, is
based on the presumption that the free sellers
will not withdraw their ticket, and thus again
force q union upon the national democracy; a
coup de ttaf which we learn has already been
strongly urged by several Of the leading and
more sagacious Of the free soil fraternity.
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Mails for EUROPE.

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
ne United States mail steamship Franklin, Captain
N,es win leave ths port morrow for South
symptom and Havre.
Subscriptions and advertisement fer any edition Of the
Rsw YoRK HERALD win be received st the following places
- Europe
LvEroor-John Hunter, No. Paradise street
LOspos-Edwards, Sanford Co., Csrnh;n
VIM Thomas Co., No 10 Catherine street.
RAns-Lvingston, Wells l. Co., Place de la Bourss
B. h, Revolt, No. II Rue de Ia Banqus.
Ne European mails win close at hall past ten o'clock
- The msrling
~ WEEKLY Herald win be published ct half past nine
ss,eeh 10 morrow morning Single copies in wrappers
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INCREASE AND DECREASE OF POPULATION IN
New YoRK-CURIoCs AND STARTLING FACTS
Our readers may remember that o law was re-
Gently passed by our State Legislature, making
1t incumbent on the City Inspector, Dr. Down
ing, to keep record Of the marriages and
births which took place In this city, and to
publish report at certain periods during the
year. The necessity of this was obvious to
every one who took an interest in the laws
which govern the increase Of population. and II
is a subject of wonder how so important mat
ter should have been so long overlooked. Be
fore It's enactment the.bills OF mortality only,
were published, while we were left in entire
ignorance of the number Of births and mar
riages-we could tell how many left the world,
butws had No means Of asssstalniBg wbAs ssp-
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BROADWAY THEATRE Bra Adway-pIox TIE News.
Dcv-P PADDY CARY-lN AMI ou PLAcR-EARSEy
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AKUsENENTs THIS e yENINa.

znrRoPoLITAN HALL-JuLII xS's coSoEnr.
sowERY THEATRE Bowery -MERoHASr CT yrS.cx
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other, discovered by Mr.. Sadler, of England,
which shows that early marriages, in opposition
to the theory Of Nautilus, do not lead to redun-
dancy Of population, but on the contrary, that
marriages rather later in life produce larger
amount Of children who arrive at a healthy ma
turity.
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DURToN's THEATRE Chambers st-es~-TyE Two
YaIENDs~ Pans AND LorDo a.
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-0TKOPOLlTAk HALb-JpLiI zN's CoHoEnf.
sowERY THEATRE. Bowery -MERcHANr CT yrS.eR
-poueAs
sxoADWAy THEATRE. Bra .dvav-prox TEN News.
Sov-PA CARY-ls AND On OF PLAcE-EARnEY Tux
Barrow.
HIBLo's, BrOadwsy-NoR a.
BUTTONS THEATRE, Ch.mber, s,r.ss-TsE Two
laIENDs~ PaRIs AND Lorpo =.
NATIONAL THEATRE. chatham nrse.-uHc1r sos,s
0AnN
wALLAoxs rHEATR 6, Brosdwsy-Twe cAn Pray
a TnAr GAME RLTAH rouss
AMERICAN KUsEJ a-Afternoon-Pur-oarnreS- 10.
ansrIc Ecosony. Eve' ng-oLB folks AT HOAX.
TRANCoNrs HIF' soDRoaE-srrrrLB CHAsr--csA.
.Ior Racine &e- 4. tcruoon and Evening.
JgRgsFys AMEF IcAN OPERA HOUSE, 47a Brosd.
Uss-ErHIoriAs ME- oDIEs CHRIsrys orKsA TRoUTE.
Woods HINsyI .EL1s, woods Musical xaIl tsa Esesd.
Hs-ErHIoPIAs fysrRE1s
ayoKLEY's y PERA HOUSE SIS Bros awsy-nUos.
ss.'s ErHIcrrArs OPERA TRouPE.
SARvARDs. GEoRAMA, 500 Broadwas--HAsoEAnA o.
crA HoLv hAHa.
NOPE CHAPEL rs Broadway-FRAsr1ssrE,Ks ASo-
zax& OF NT-sAnA.
aoADxNg HALL,'s6s Broadway-sLEErrss MAE.
sHANIss GALLERY ecs BrOodway-DsS ara Eveaiux.
HONOR 3LIrz-sruYvysAsr IrsriTv-Ks
JUNEsr ROOMS $50 Broadway-PHRHARis GIy1 Ex.
nSxYroH SEVEN NILE MIRROR.
Y0wRLL's GREAT NATIONAL PAINTING ,oa RI.
4ovuRsMENT THE NATIONAL AcADEdY or
p1nzaH, 663 Broadway.
New York. Friday, October 81, 1853.
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AMERICAN kUSEJ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10
ssnsTIc EcoSony. Rve' ling-oLB roLxs Ar HOAX.
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NEW YORK HERALD.

JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR AND EDFr0g,
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WALLACK's THEATR e. Brosdwsy-Twe CAV PrAY
That Gam RLraE rousr.
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HIBLos, Broadwsy-No "A.
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PORN Of Certificate.
INSTRUCTIONS.
Embracing conditions TO bs incorporated in M sorraets 10
ertert the Department may deem proper.

Embracing conditions to b. incorporated in M CONTRACTS 10 The
ertsrt The Department may deem proper.
L. Seven minutes are allowed to each intermediate Of
fce when otherwise specified, for asserting tho mails
but railroad and steamboat there il to be no
bags
On where the mode Of conveyance sdrs Of il.
the special agents Of the department. also post office blanks
mail bsgs, locks and keys to be conveyed without
trs charge.
8 No pay will be made for trips performed and for
zach Of such omissions satisfactorily explained three
times the pay Of the trip may be deducted For arrivals
far behind time 10 break with depending mails
and sufficiently excused one-fourth Of the
for the trip subject forfeiture Deduction may sso be
ordered for grade Of performance inferior specified
IN the contract For repeated dcnquences OF the kind
herein specified enlarged penalties the
ure thereof and the importance Of the mail may be made.
T. For leaving behind or throwing of the mails any
portion of them for the admission Of passengers be-
ing concerned IN scttng running express convey
ing commercial intelligence ahead Of the mail, quarters
pay may be deducted.
s. Fines will he imposed unless the delinquency be
promptly and satisfactorily explained by certificates Of post
masters or the al avs of other oredsble persons for fail
ing to arrive IN contract time for neslecna take the mail
from, deliver into, post office for suffering lowing
ing III to be injured, destroyed robbed and for
fo sing after demand convey the mail a. frequently a.
the contractor runs IL concerned in running coach
car, or steamboat on a route.
g. The Postmaster General may annual the for
repeated failures 10 run sgreeaby to for dsobey
ing the post Office laws, the instructions Of the depart
nent for refusing discharge carrier whom required by
department do for assigning the without
the assent Of the Postmaster General for running
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No. 1881
by the President Of the United States.
mo. 4ss !

| ny the President Of the United states.
pursuance Of law WILLARD FILLMORE, President of the
United STATES OF Ameca do hereby declare make
that public s1ss wal, be held al the land Offices in
wit;
uad within the aforementioned townships and fractional
ships, viz;
North ofihs line Of fourth principal p,srfdian
Township forty nine and fractional township hny
Fractional township my on The main shore Of Lake SUPERIOR of
range four.
on the main shore of Lake Superior, Of range seven
township. forty my, .f
rown.aps twenty nine thirty ,hii,yops and thirty two town
nine, The OF Lake Superior, OF range
To~nshps twenty eight, twenynne, thIy thirty ons ard
s"pss Of anr. seUsn 'o' ." "' '"'''
iownshps thirty thirty one ihywo, try-thce,
four fractional township nine Lake Superior,
Townships thirty ,hiry-one, thirty two, thr'hee, and thirty
four, OF range thirteen.
Townships thirty ono, ry,wo, i,ythr,e, and thirty four Of
xt,se land once LA CROSSE, commencing Monday the
In the following named townships, to witi
ofms line and Of fourth principal ,riaio-
Township. seventeen e,snesn and nn,,een Of range one
Townships tweny-one and twenty-five Of range seven
Townships enyone twenty-five, twenty three, and twenty
Towp.hp. tweny-on. twenty two, t~.nyrhr.s, and
Township. twenty one. twenty-five, t~enyhrec, wsnyfo,r
Town four and twenty i've, Of range eleven
land ofc~ STEVENS POINT commencing Mosdny,
the day May for the disposal Of The public lands s
.ed within The limits Of the sndtrmsn'ooed 'o~oship' witt
North Of lin. Of "a. fourth yri~esl ~iaia-.
Township twenty Ave, Of range four
Townships Ave- twenty seven, twen-esht twenynins,
thirty thirty and thtytwo, Of range i've.
Township twenty five, OF range air.
Section. eighteen thirty and mryons, in township
twenty FIVE. Of range seven
TOWNSHIP s twenty Ave and twenty six, Of raaze ten
Township twenty five, OF range eleven.
land ONCE MkNNsHA. commencing Monday,
May OF public
within the following named townships vrs
North Of the base live md Of the fourth prinepo dos.
Town twenty-five twenty three, rsnse thirteen
Lands appropriated by for schools and
purposes together
made unfit the for cultivation shall
thu State suho es bore day, the
OF the public sales respectively under III. entitled
enable the Of Arkansas reclaim
lands within their hmn approved September os
.viH be .rcipded from the sales
offering Of the lands win be
appointed, and will which they
advertised with all whole shall
offered, and thus closed but
be kept longer Of
lands will he admitted until AMER the Of the weeks
Given under hand Of Washington this drst
February Domn thousand eight hundred and 6 three
WILLARD FILLMORE
BY the President;
Jous Wfr-ov,
Commissioner OF the General Land once.
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FORM FOR A BID

Where no change from advertisement contemplated by the
bidder.
(or we the may be,) there write the name OF
names in fu Of tere the residence residences
hereby propose 10 carry the mail on route No. from
TO as often the Postmaster Generals ndyer-
sement for proposals the same dated February 1883
requires in the time stated in The schedules contained IN
such advertisement and by the following mode Of con-
veysnce wit Here state how IT is q be conveyed,
for the annual OF there write out the sum in words at
full length
Dated (Signed.1
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LOUISIANA.
From July 1883, 10 jan, 30, 1854.
SIs7 From Columbia by Solnsgund, Ion, and jones'.
Ferry to Point Jefferson, SO miles and back, ono.
week
Leave Columbia Monday st6sm;
Arrive At Point Jefferson next day by IL m;
Leave Point Jefferson Tusstay Al PM
Arrive At Columbia day by Bpm.
sIee From Greenwood, by Cooks Store Moornga Fer
~, and Monterey, (Texs) to Boston, W miles
and back once a week
L.sv. Greenwood Monday 7sm
Arrive Al Boston nsxt day BY loan;
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Total IL pieces, Estimated $40 cubic feet.
,be but. r ons quarter me length from bun,
With regular curve equida"t from straight csnus
Topmas,s viii hold the size Of the bu'' Tor one 'd u
Imds single beooms win hold n. .i.. given :
middle OF slnes for third length that H. r ons s
OF their length the middle, and thence taper s
way wv w nc n, Be- no, gu, ausrs and snoHy newsd
of each piece centre, and they must blaze ons
10 be long pine grained straight and SQUAD
free from cracks N .hs heart ana asp cy d are ,1
coared NO allowance will be made 'eyond inc 's" p"
The whole TO measured except wane.
state the price per cubic foot based upon
All Inc aforesaid mast and spar will be subject the
specon and measurement customary .. the ~ns
sua approved Da,, Cd BY The commandsut thereof
separate proposals. must be made for The 1Aok qnany
cling fair proportion pieces mus, Be delivered on y
i. q % .%S hs ns @ ms",
will be granted, and penalties c< nonuin'men' ~ '
Persons whose may accepted win be required sn.
which, besides other conditions. will expressly ro
the may the option OF the United STATES. declared @
and void snS . ns nsn o. ss Win e
that, default shall be made by the contractor IN desh
places named that then and In that case the contractor
surees will forfeit and pay TO the unied states. = sh~l
Iiquidaed damages may be recovered from nme F" u"e
Approved estimated amount Of each eosu
required in the set forth IN that lnuumen ,
collateral security faithful performance and ninety PEI -,
Of tripticate by the respective
Of the aforesaid Davyynrds will be paid oy me n h,m
point of delivery within thirty days she Is nh, re-
Every offer accompanied by wnuen snaanss
guafantors 20 De ce''n"
oica person, by sone one known h =,
offer accepted the bidder OF hhae's
days after the receipt OF the post Once S y
execute suic'en snreues !" u'n n.
the spectned IN ns
OF August 1876, forbids the conHaefAuo"
not accom by such guarantee -
required ,hev be d.,nsuned from ons. "r,,d
being opened before me ssy On
Offers moi conformity win mis .ro.. my
considered rejected at the option OF tne s
who.e offers may be accepted VIII De no""e"' ""'
wsrded without delay A.. -, one. byovS
offering designate the posi- o"ee
,cn hsv and tbs navy AGENT 10 ~"""
rontrsrts hail be execution
,.v ron,d by this bureau others will Be paid o
iou.
FORM or AN OFFER.
fo w,l ssrss To and deliver At the hayward - ~
oneoro,,y with requirements OF the advertisement Nv.
n,,a.n az Equipment and Repair OF the gun ~ a
Iss3 and timber required al 'hs y"fo -
viz cubic cet NJ the rate OF - ee"" =
oub foot-S---. IN, pA
Office at -, ana "'' oo"""s' " " A. B.
- for erecuron .f
We the undersigned, residents OF -, In me sn .c.ouL
horesy yu,rany 10 foregoing bid OF - hs
h., he fo theyi will amer the receipt " ~.
Al The poet designated in said bid, siecue ns o
80 surete. 10 furnish and spar timber ph
in conformity with the Terms on "e s"'''" Q. D.
made. ,,,.f ~.
bcrebv certify that Ia tho Of knowledge ana p
above named suarantors good and surnccnt AGENT
The offer to he endorsed Propoais for Ma" and ss" '
-, Nary Fard at ----.
1e -
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NOTICE TO IRE EMpTloN CLAIMANTS

Every entitled the Of empton to Of the
lands within the and fractional townships sbov.
rated required establish the Satisfaction the
and Of oce and make
for notice, and before
appointed for public Of lands
JOHN WILSON
Commissioner ~ the General Land Office.
Fab Al
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Feb %-lsw2w

DOTOMAC HOUsE.-The undersigned b-x leave
that he recently re6ed and thoroughly repaired this
and convnisn which FOR Inc reception Of
With endeavor please his
receive share Of public patronage
= ALExR BAKER
Dec G~law2m Proprietor.
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Commissioner of,nc General Land once.


NOTICE TO PRE-E arrIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled the right Of redemption 10 sny o. W.
lands within The and fractional topps above
rsted repuir establish the sa''shcoon ~ "
Of land once, and make pawn,
tn eor yraabs seeing this noie and before
Of the pAic sale o tnr
claimed otherwise aim viii ~ ,"reeo
rsss-Iswisw Csnnissioasr Of the General Lana once
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[signed.I


The undersigned undertake that the foregoing bid for
carrying the mail No be accepted by the Post
General the bidder shall prior the LIST day Of July
next tn. required obgs ion to perform the
vice proposed, with good and sufficient suretcs
Dated [Sgned by two gusrantors
Form Of Certificate.
The undersigned postmaster Judge clerk Of court
OF record the may be- oerthes that he IL well
acquainted with the above gnsnors and their property,
snd that they Of properly and able TO make good
their guaranty.
Dated [Sgn.dl
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FORM or AN OFFER.

NOTT NJ Is hereby given sh.s me v,ris csscrr nv
warrant No 400 issued 70 George =. Caus Colon . Ss
,sV s,,, md Ann u Cafe the heirs, and Lucy Cae
~ uso,ve CatIett consideration OF the services
.,,r,, Tor three years lieutenant IN the Vnm S.i1
seos ~, hundred and wothrd acres OF ana
~ -. 40 and said warrant has becn and now Sas
s @ X, Undersigned will apply the General Land once
,as 70, script upon under the
s art enuted making further provisions 80
I'll JAMES
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Leave Rienxi Tuesday al
Arrive Al Ripley same day by pm.
alma Sns, a M'aeG a. Aa@ushs, Castor, Alabama
miles and back, once week.
Leave H.lsborough Monday at6ami
Arrive a, Linden Wednesday by pm;
Leave Linden Thursday at o m;
$3.50 From Louisville, BY 1isynsss Minis, crawfords
ylle 81 miles and back, once a week
Leave Louisville Monday at IA m;
Arrive a, crsw,ordsviIs same day by spm
Arrive at Louisville same day by p
1851 From PASSPORT, by Telegnphie Route to Wsynes-
borough, Tennessee, AZ miles and back, once
Leave Passport Monday a ssm
Arrive at Waynesbofough next day by ioami
Leave Waynesborough Tuesday at PM
Arrive Passport day by 4pm,
Philadelphia, sammerylle, and Brooklyn, to
GAINESVILLE. Alabama, 1913 miles and back, once
Leave Canton Monday at Gam;
Arrive a GAINESVILLE Thursday by pms
Leave Gai @svne s slodsa T. a PM
miles, by water and back, once a week.
Leave GAINESVILLE Monday at Sam;
Leave New Orleans Tuesday at 8 m
Arrive at GAINESVILLE same day by m.
1854 From Augusta to Enon High School, Is miles and
back, a week.
Leave Augusta Friday at a m;
Arrive al Enon High School day by 10
Leave Enon High School day at pm;
Arrive at Augusta day by p M
sss5 From Homesyile BY Fordsylle,r to Mobile Ain
bama, 1870 miles and back, once week.
Leave Holmesvile Monday at am;
Arrive at Mobile Friday by PM
Leave Mobile Monday at
Arrive at Homesvlie Friday by pm
1856 From Carroton to Aberdeen, 100 miles and back,
a week
Leave Carrolon Monday at M
Arrive al Aberdeen Wednesday by s pm;
Leave Aberdeen Thursday at a m
Arrive at Carrolton Saturday by 5p M
1857 From Kosciusko, by Greensboro and Houston to
Pontotoc, 10 miles and back, week.
Leave koscusko Monday M
Arrive At Pontotoc Wednesday by4pm;
Leave Pontotoc Thursday a M
Arrive at koscusko Saturday by 4pm.
1868 From Cironele the terminus Of the Mobile Ohio
rairoad) by Winchester, Quitmsn, Marion, De
Kalb, and Macon, to Columbus, Mississippi, GIT
miles and back, six times week.
Leave Chronicle daily at
Arrive Columbus
Leave Columbus daily at
Arrive daily at Chronicle
Bidders requested to propose schedule.
Proposals for twice week service, and also for three
times a week service are invited.
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pHIs ,s give notice that ], Clara NC ~ M
s6ar, Virginia, obtained from the sss ~
mia The duplicate ~ lnsd No. xA for 2b$ ae "yy
- INV ,her Williams, for his services IN ios IN,
aed Jsy 7sa original being lost, and that shall ea"
~ ~
Ian 20--lsWJm
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JOOks--Mr. 0slshsr's Plernase If Adam sns In ~,
ID his Western sketch Book few copies -, AZ
). author, street, south sde three doo" ""
Fsbl
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DIMENSIONS OF THE FOREGOING SPAR TIMBER.
SAip-oE the- line.