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M Thackoay's LecturesM Thsckoray will deliver his
English Humoris,s OF the 18th Cen
the following Wednesdays and
days, commencing at o'clock
Wednesday February e-swin
Saturday February l2-Congreve nns Addison.
l6Steeis the Times Of Anne.
Saturday, February I9-Pnor, Gay, and Pope.
wednesday February 23-Hogsrth, Smolet and Fielding
Saturday, February 25-serne and Goldsmith.
Course do. for lady and gentleman, 95 single sd
mission So To Msuis bookstore, and Mrs.
music Pennsylvania avenues and a, the
door. ssh N'-ooh
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NAVY DsrAkrssnrB
BVKsAu or CoSsrsvorIoS, EsurAsNT, Asp RsrAIs,
January "a, 1883.
lEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals Coz Mast and spar
~ Timber viii be received at this bureau until O'clock
OF February furnishing and delivering the
yellow and timber aGed each Of
l.s following navy yards 10 wit;
Al the navy yard Portsmouth, NJ Hi
m razee, estimated to contain 5lo cubic feet
Al the nayyyard Chariestown, Mass
For three sloops estimated TO contain 10 cubic feet
Al the nayy-yard Brooklyn, N.Y.
roi iaiss Gssiss Estimated contain 1890 cubic feet
For three sloops of war, }
Al the navyyurd Philadelphia;
For estimated TO contain leo cubic ieet
Al the nayyysfd, Washington, ID, CT
For soop ofwar estimated to contain l,5lo cubic feet
Al the navyyard, Gospor, Va.
line, r.,,,.s m eon,sn a 4aO cuhe feet
For sioops of war, ~ : "
Al the avyyard, Pensacola, Fonda:
For ne frigae estimated TO contain sJoo0 cube rect
For soop. of war;
jibbeoms, pieces main
yard ps,m.,.a ~ oon,.i no o3l cubic feet
4 pieces Jack yard, @ '" ~ N'''~'
4 pieces manlop sail yard,
pieces foIeoP sail yard
1891 cubic feet.
DIMENSIONS OF THE FOREGOING SPAR TIMBER.
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CRENCHs HOTEL. corner NJ Frankfort street -. i
City Hall Square, toppo-te the City Hall and Park fos
York city, built and opened the subscriber Ng
s4o and re6cd and furnished August 1851 He trusts thar
elegance, comfort and IL cannot he
world. II other hotel on n
only all Of which warmed rans or
with marble wssh.snpds which supplied wv
through silver plated cocks There but ons
The halls and closets every moor WI
conducted the
lodging and meal. they h. ossred N w
dsple Immediate vicinity |"
principal Of smsssmsni o,voM
Dee 0-Aam Gk
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REMOVAL OF RED RIVER RAFT.


iu,od In their stead,
REMOVAL OF RED RIVER RArT.
Proposals will be received at tho War until the h
day Of April nsr for removing The distractions Red river know
the Red river rah and keeping the Of said river
and free from distraction BY RATS for series Of
viii Propose to remove III. said raj. and to Keep
navigation free from obstruction thereby specified period r
the sum Of soooo specifying hi. bid he time within which
complete the he said b. thar
the is day oJanuary also the number Of tcounn
from sad re"oya during which be binds himself 70 keep the nav
shall he awarded bidder prowdsd the
satisfied with hi. responsibility and with the ,sca offered
from obstruction thereby for the longest period Of tine
two good "rse. each for The sum Of eosdons s d,
faithful Of the contract zach bidder viii transmit M
offer, sures. declaration, signed BY them, they
his bond .ure,es shove mencned and sso the est
resides thu, sscus. respectable ciurens and th
considers them worth s0.ooo and
liabilities, No bid viii be eramnedunless these conditions shall
complied with
Terms Of Paym~~f.
or the Of 100000 appropriated object 5000
shall be paid n the work Of removing the ran advances no
r~port that Of
ran has been removed IN. IN. Nv m oesr A.
pointed by thu War Department appear such
ne .e me department viii pay such proportion Of The n @
Of 80 600 the portion rs
vlded partial shall be made tenth n
whole work The remaining $50 900 b paid eea.l ~
during which the shah bind himself rsnr
ton Of which fact the department h. the sole Judge
Each bid must be for the whole rernovs
,hs raft and for keeping the for specified period ~
separate proposals for portion. Of win be con.det.d
The proposals will be addressed to the undesaned marked
!. J. ABERT,
All papers which have published former sAvsrfsme.u@
this subject are hereby authorized pubsh this. and IN
washington Arkansas twenty times daily, and then twice
Each advertising viii send copy OF he paper cor"
the advertisement
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To Politicians.

TOE sHrIIINGToN, bookseller, sstone magazine and
paper AGENT published the Blue Book for 1853
salaries attached, Of all United States
collectors OF
agents. and all the Offices in this
Union the gift Of the President and his
cabinet
Three copies for OIL, or y7k cents single copy
For sale At
Odson Building AZ street and Penn. avenue
Ianp eort
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The Aztec Children,

These wonderful little creatures have attracted great
deal OF attention in our city and the subjoned letter
from Governor Lowe, OF Maryland. shows that they
have been regarded with equal interest and curiosity in
other places. We learn that they leave Washington i'm
medately for the South, and commend them 10 the
notice Of the public and the press in that section OF the
country
ANNAPOLIS, January II, 1858
DEAR much indebted to you for your courtesy,
ia bringing the Aztec chlden the Government House.
in order that my family might have opportunity OF see
ing them advantage. They are, truly, wonderful phe-
nomens and al to excite the lively interest oil the
scientific world consider them amongst the Creates, Gu
roses OF the day and quite deserving OF public patronage
L LOUIS LOWE.
Esu
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ANOTHER PRESENT TO GENERAL PiERcg.-The Concord
Reporter says We saw IN the bar room at the Eagle
the other day rustic chair which came from lndanapo
lis Indiana, present the President elect II y made
OF hickory branches, with The bark on. and although
strongly and ingenonsly put together. and OF symmetr
cal form, appears to have back made with no other
tools than and jack knife.
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We are gra'ihed TO learn, BY the announcement which
appears in our advertising columns to-day, that this dis
tngushed gentleman. whose eminence and success in
favor,e field OF literature well known, proposes to
deliver at Carus's Saloon of six lectures
mencing on Wednesday, the 9th OF February, contin-
uns on the succeeding Saturdays and Wednesdays and
closing on Saturday 2oh OF February.
"The English Hsmodsts Of the 18th century" is the
general title OF the course, the successive lectures OF
which embrace review Of the lives and literary char
aeers Of the chiefs of that snguay attractive and grace
fol school sof literature which illustrated the reign of
Queen Anne
Mr. Thsckeray has been received a lecturer both in
England and in the principal northern cities of our own
country. with degree Of enthusiasm quite commensurate
with his great popularity an author, and his highly
finished d.courses have been everywhere regarded az
valuable and interesting contribution 10 the personal and
literary history OF the period TO which they refer We
entertain no doubt that they will be welcomed with great
favor in the federal metropolis, and take pleasure in
commencing them TO the public attention.
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Whtg FOrebOdtng.

To Judge by the tone OF some OF the leading wing
presses should infer that the democratic party, having
come into power by vote which seems to have annhi
lated the party in opposition 10 it, is eagerly looking
for chance and providing the means, TO rush forth
with into To make this absurd notion plausible,
the whis prints quote the fugitive sheets issued from the
Office of the Democratic Review, and point to the propo
sitiop, unsuccessfuy made in the House of Represent
atves place at the disposal of the incoming President
Of money 10 be used during the long vacation of
Congress the public emergencies may require These
things mean. in the wing view, that the democratic Pres
dent is expected TO 60 TO with somebody without the
consent of Congress, and ready cash capital Of ten
millions
There would be sort of excuse for this fooery
OF the whg press If single word of General Pierce
could be cited, deed OF his pointed out which
indicates any willingness his part TO do anything
towards other governments, to endure anything al
their hands, which place in peril the peace OF the
country oil the world There would, indeed be some
plausbility in these wing forebodngs of war; il il were
presumabe that under Gen. Perces administration that
line Of policy in foreign relations is to persisted in
which, during the past four years, has done much in
Central America and in the Yves, Indies TO create
embarrassing and complicated questions between the
remembered that all this policy of ore IN ENHANCEMENT
in the affairs of this continent has always been,
and is now, entirely opposed 10 the principles Of the
democratic party The country has got into il under
wing lead The rejection of the proposed ,rparii,e
convention for Cuba is, so far as we know the first
act of importance which has been wisely done by
the administration in the policy OF peace and il
is ndisputable that this act and the reasonings on
which it is sustained constitute a stern and cutting
rebuke OF the principles on which, for forty years
the wing party has sought to shape the foreign re-
lations of the country. The safety OF the public
peace is in the fact that the wisdom of an Ameri.
can policy for the independent States OF the Ameri.
can continent, and European policy for the ma
tons OF the European contnent-each avoiding inter-
ference with the other and each restricting itself within
its own Just Imits-s by the OF the democ-
racy established in power II i, only by violation OF
this principle, by departure from it, that the peace OF
the country be threatened and the friends OF peace
throughout the world may we'll hail with satisfaction
the triumph OF tba, party by which this great conser
vative principle has long been cherished and main
tanned. and whose incoming administration will doubt
less be guided by this traditional democratic policy
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LATER AID INTERESTING FROM CHIL.-By adj
vices from Caao TO the goth u notice that there is
trouble between the American consul at Val paraso and
the official authorities there, relative TO the unjust arrest,
under circumstances OF peculiar hardship, il Is said OF
American citizen named Stewart Baltimorean. No par
culas are given but private letters of the latest dates in
innate that the would be amcably adjusted. New
eriheess blockade Of the port was talked OF as not
improbable event. in the authorities refused TO do
what was right. The frgae 81, Lawrence was daily
expected.
Politically, all quiet Commerce is brisk, and inter-
nal improvements being daily made.
committee of lawyers has been appointed TO revise
the legal code OF the country
The government has modified the law relating to the in
PRODUCTION of tobacco far relates TO that description
used for chewing and smoking in pipes; the duty is
TO be IS per cent upon i,s value.
Laborers are much required in Chill, and il offers field
for agricultural emigrans which we think canno, be
eaualled in The world.
The markets are steady. There have been heavy
transactions in -four for California and Australia.
Freghts-California, $40 10 s22.
Her Britannia Maies,y's ship Trpcomalee arrived al
Caao on The 2th she is destined for the Arctic seas
in search OF Sir John Franklin.
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supreme Court OF the united state
MospAy, January "a, 1853.

MONDAY, January "a, 1853.
Joseph Howard, esq Of Ohio. admitted a,ior-
ney and counsellor of this court
No, S. Mary l. Bosey Il al, appellan,s,lm Elizabeth
~ Bosley's execu,rix The argument OF this cause was
commenced by Mr.. Mayer for The appellants, and con-
tnued by Mr. Campbell for the appellees.
Adjourned hll Tomorrow, III o'clock
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CE Cream "a per gslionOwinR my improved facilities
~ maLins MS article enabled offer the public the
~. of reduced pcs of ~ gallon
- - G. gAUTfER, A La Vile do Paris,
De- pn-aws~ Pennsylvania avsnus ana 1lh ~
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ONGREss having recently amended providing for the
moval OF tbs Red river ram the heretofore n
ed this subject have been Withdrawn following sst
luted In their = ad
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nACAULAy,s sPEECHEs-2 vols.
nj Just issued and received for sale by
TAYLOR MAURY,
Booksellers, osh
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ID ED-sTICK FANS, Jet and Fancy Bracelets, Oper.
glasses, hc-M. w. GAIT BROTHER have lust received
splendid assortment Of red stick fans, A-o
fine pearl and Besides
pearls opers glasses
&C, which they offer unusually low
N. w. GAIT BRO,
Importer Of hne watches nd rich ievery,
Sign of the Golden Eagle,
Jan G-a Penn. between 9th and 10Th
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number OF tho National magazine 10
now ''''s a'' - GRAY BALLANTYNE,
Seventh
Whittier, tensrsvnsD Cottage Home In Memoram New
IL IL Impossible Life and
Thine. OF Johnson (trec Rev Herman Humphry
n n fenuavins0 Adventure Spirits in
Ymc uwo Irr Again The Devil in Literature
Personal Of the Revolutionary War Robert
Family Festival OF Al Saints Day The Wife Guizo
I'm. Martyr Society for the Didpsion Of Useless
Knowledge; Mu.icits History and Influences The Singer Of
Fl.enacb; The Harper Cheer hc., he.
Price lsk cents per number, or - year
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MONT FORGET SNYDER, Jv.'s Wine store Phil :
adephia, OF reliable
qos cheap and have them early delivered hou.s
Washington, free Of freight by "Adsmss cypress" dropping
= sNfDRR's, Phnss.,pais.
A-hn
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OPINIONS Of the Attorney Generals from, an.
Of the down 1851,
voismes. TRANCK TAYLOR
N Fl.
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NOR sale, handsome pair OF black Horses prettily
matched young, gentle, and perfectly sound together with
the latest asd most approved style, ms wen as
,romn,ete Of new o MATCH &c. Apply at
P- ROBERT RENNY's
Livery Stable, 9Th street. between ID and w.
Jan I4-eodA
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Contra, Academy,
Conner Of T. and 10Th streets.
Joe. Harvey Noar.. Principals.
Marcus ID. Wells Assistant
Mon r. Raout, Professor of Modern T..nsu.ers
Circulars at r. Fsrnhsm's, Taylor msuy oray pal
'shShsf oooMtofes' Dec ls-eodn
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Collectors once, city Hall, Nov. 2, 1852.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX-PAYERs.-Nouoe is hereby
given thar the fs In
will be completed and published on or
about the Of December next .
represents that the law allows hin,
discretion duty TO enforce the coec
by OF all without
which remain due and unpaid
Az persons interested earnestly requested TO come forward
and by paying avoid the heavy Of advertisement
RI. ROCHE,
Nov o-eoU Collector
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tickets and shares certificates packages In
splendid ot,enes will the prompt
oc,a Of each drawing Immediately after owe
| 10 ali who order from
Address E.. o'BRIEN, Agent,
Jan 20 AeIandna, Va
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A NEW HOUSE for Rent, and tho Furniture for
Presidents and Lafayette
only having been occupied about eight
dining and kitchen the first floor
paors chambers third
nne large pantry, store room, bath cistcrn
pump, &C.
The new and plain, and selected only
ago great has been well kept, and
order
rven for approved endorsed notes &c.
For further particulars inquire Of
Jan I2-co6 JAS. Z. MCGUIRE, Ausuoneer
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Price passage from New York Southampton Bremen.
First cabin main saloon. eN
-.
. 20
All letters newspapers pass through
bills of lsdng will be signed the day Of sailing
An experienced surgeon il attached
For freight or passage, apply TO
MOLLEh, SAND, X RIERA, 26 South ST., NY
&. A. HElNCKEN Il Co., Bremen.
MARTINEAU, CROSKEY, Co Southampton.
WILLIAM ISELiN, Havre.
Jan 25-dly
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soct to r'ru-nt Cs-r,s-. 81 a. - 800 a, ~,-aer
bcSfFy ald @ g'-.-k
esie az uas 81 sosiSk o. i-sesy The 5-aa.
afedl trd az
lhe y atve AZ fse o., the suty s-e rssty a.,-3 %
q, y Pri-se - - 49,
hobtN>ON u aii-r DAD sai har-rat kaeSs
Ara Hocr-ca. aE-d - -ars sas uloz-As
Tie isnefs wi aEe P'so- Tsars4ay atA r.s Al s',os
ffcu the resieae ct Ha,cAsxs \, ~ Co.. n
fri-uis invited 10 STEAD
The Oivr Bsnch Loisr. No 81. l. O. 81 o. a., r..,s,r,
,n.ted sitsnd ths farrral
TRAFroS-ou rue~ar. Ssj last; Mar, Ro,,r. ,,,,,-,.
and n days
The enas Of the nay r-sc>csfar, q,
af-ynd Tursisy 81 oss R.aS,rJ a,
CO. q Y,n Bsrca 81. Bruos IN.
yAIL--yeb - Joeph Of JosspA and Jsa- VAL u~a 10
years I 1onfh ard % days.
he o. the family r-sPec,faIy to
ianeral 81 oek pharisy aterssSa
wi Be whfe PiAas frsy BY
Coo arkfr a1n
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STRIKE OF THE sHOExAKERs AT NEWARK
A. Eayfo- - 4

NEWARK, Wednesday. Feb. % 1888
SIR: The JOuIneymen Shoemakers of the
City Of Newark having been on strike some seven
weeks past, for the purpose Of advancing their wages
in order TO enable them procure the necesssries of
life, and, knowing, they do that the advance for
which they have struck is reasonable and just have
used al lawful for the attainment Of that object
Some OF their late employers have refused scccde TO
their demands and in order TO keep them in the state
OF serdom TO which they have been iaced for two
years pest have had recourse 20 the law az means to
carry out their nefsrous and despotic object and,
have acusy caused be arrested and incarcested in
jail honest, industrious men, whose only crime has
been to endesvor TO obtain fair days wages for fair
dsy's work. Taxing these things into consideration,
they deem il expedent to lay their before the pub
lie that the facts Of the may be known and the
pnblic mind warned against the many false reports and
erCss usre presentations circulation TnechRrges
on winch some nftfen men have been arrested are, ~
near A. We can ascertain, combination and conspiracy
10 rum some SIX seven employers who reuse
ply with the demands Of the jouneymen. Nov we the
undersigned, members at the Society of ShOemakers do
hereby openly assert that such charges false
they are contemplate.
Our object and has been 10 endeavor to induce men
10 VoIk for employers who have nObly and honorably
recognized prsseworthy efforts and scceded to
just dcmsnds and do hereby publish the means
used by Us that the public may judge II there s any
I, uudatoR for the charges preferred against us We
have considered duty place the corners
OF the streets for the purpose OF informing who
might be ignorant Of the shOps that were legal and of
those were standing out against and 70 endaevor
TO induce them 10 corporate with by coming among
and assisting US 20 attain tas cOnsider Just
and honest objects lfhis be conspiracy, and enieav-
orng ruin any individuals, are indeed guilty. aud
If there be laws In New Jersey to punish for such
q crime we are willngt become its victims. WewOud
here state proof that the have used Illegal
means 10 deter others from working for whom they
pleased that every have been used nducethem
10 commit themselves. that they might pOunce
them sut al their sOulless efforts have been unavaing
and considering we DO that the pursued by
some of the Newark shoe manufacturers i tyrann
cal "a Il Is unprecedented, deem right that il be
made public 81 possible.
CHARLES HUSrLEY, WIN. DoUGHERrY
JoHS NORToN. JOSIAH BdLYAST,
GEORGE Corr Committee
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THE LONG ISLAND RAnRoAp-The Railroad
Committee CT the Common Council Il the last mesfnz
submitted report recommending that existing Ordinances
be far modified 70 permit steam power for one pass
ger in the afternoon 10 and from the Depot a. sotA
ferTy one passenger train in the afternoon TO and from
that D. pot and freight trains to and from bet se,n ne
hours of2 .hi ana sunrise only that trains Of cars
he permitted to stop the road Of Bedford son
that the Counsel Of the Board prepare al ord lance
accordingly. The report wss refered back 20 The CSh
rttee and the ordAn iorbiddlns steam was spena7o
for week
EaBANKMLST AccIDESr.-Ab0ut noon, on
Tuesday, lAborers employed sycavstns Il bers-n
Hill were buried beneath eubsnkmsni and sero-sy
Jured OEe Of them named Kelly. net expeeted %
The ThD6 Police carried them - Their homes e
Bond st.
SANps-sr. METHODIST CHURcH.-On Monday
evening" $5 individuals Of both sexes Ringing from ~
IS OF accepted into the Consres,en o. n
Church probation Protseted meetings have been h-1a
every night 70. fsEr weeks past.
Corporation NEwsPAPERs.-Tse BrooaysH
E0cls and Ths star have been selected b. tho Sao1
Council as Corporation newspapers
ALARx OF FIRE.-An alarm OF IRE IN TIE
Second District about O'Clock TUESDAY evening org
mated from the burning Of sOne rubbish IN he street
AcouIrrEp.-Jacob Wax and others, indict-
Cd On the charge Of grand larceny on TUESDAY &c
Quilted IN the City Court The trial lated fso asyA
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PHuApgI PBn NAnKgrs-W sdnssdap, Feb

Il Ouo door business hos mostly been suspended
"a consequence Of the rain, and the steamers
rscsytd TOO late have any effect upon the market Tho
Coz ION market exceedingly quiet and tho ssses limited
There limited demand for CLOyER SEED, and further
ias Lave bssp made al 81 pSilt Small ssles Of TTNo
thy az 81 a. 75ds3 bush aid FLAxsEsDat3 g. Tbore
"a sDd good brand. have been made az ~ barrel There
Is rsfh inqriy Tor city consumption prices ranging
from Sup 10 - for asd fancy brands a Ia quail
ity RYE FLoUs and Coss MEAL arc not inquired after
WHEAr % 10 raiher better demand and 5000 bush pna,s
Southern Red sod Tor starch making al u 10 bnsb Ia
Rye no tJsBetiObs There 10 bat little Com offering
small .sles Of Yeilvw 81 eta. In Oar, nothing doing
WHIsEY-Ths fsuand continues limited Small sales Of
hazel. Zie ard Lhds a Z5lc.
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DIED..

BrRDETT-os rsesdty a. Ssioct Ben ana s@f
6rff he 1EA year q - .s- -
Auz-ral fT4-1ayl q; II Sc0cs ron IS
a,- r--iierrr, So ~ West I-th Il
. the ia u - -. =.
ne reafr-. a. frd ., -fy ;uvses % si'sad ~
frers Is sIts DAY sberso~a - -
0coch The 6ol1-. Gale wA esrs ne hSo-''s "
per q th- ESth ecosk. a ~ -. -.
DInNER-Ai rs<dsnce n Je--eJ Cty, % As sis s-o'
lsc3. Geosse Dz-azer, ssedTi Jesfs . .,.
tAs ate W Mar HI d n ih< ~ y-af d srr age
n ~pI. AZ ~ f.Iy are Is-ezt Der fuc-yN % Fra
sesoeh doG her s,s rcsAenr got ksss
f-tk>r Her r-Ds0 ~ - e~ksa sfs-a
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mr. St>e~.1fp Ira1is (,0~ Lssypoe NJ. Aer-ss, Mr.
gso.s D-kbei md adj aay Mr. Ward sni 2dy, Ban
tr.ds- n Row W. b Cisrt " Ferry, Woodbury.
D. srId~y hsfias. law g. Psrtsf A. LedoaI GaaAnsss
Bset Jsnn Gum, Jbo W. stewart Cook Esnsnas
wBsstsr, soesss soosseiB and eoa-ia p Charles NJ DE-
Assuns tsSy and eh dT.a C. H. Whe>ioek shatn soyes
l. Dsyisoa, J. J. rArohj, A. Hes1ry Hsnafy,
Rsrdry ~ fons.o,tom M Slsksr
IL ~4ty Baes Berlor, Jro~ Hsssss, Ss-HoA J. p.
C. Tob.y . Barroa, Wss,eit D. WsstfsSt san
sre George Cs.gs~i,J Bxrsm wssh. g. n Cs1~,rSa
d Carton. A pfs~tt sdy and l4ty Ne
Easey T. R,By Ds.-r T. yss J<n~s Las
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Green eI1sdss H.sn-eh Ee.berx Jsnss saaes, Atots
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