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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-06
NEW JERSEY ITEMS.

PorIdE-Echt cases were brought before the Recorder
on Sunday morning and ten others on Monday morning.
OF the eighteen arrested for keeping disorerly
house four for assault and thirteen for drunkenness Two
Of those guilty of assault boys of those arrested
for drunkenness awoman and another OF them man
complained Of by his wife
PRESENTED WITH MEDAL row took place on
Friday evening in drinking place in Newark Jersey
C.ty in vhi1 h number of German and Irshmen were
engaged Several of them arrested. and on their
way to the watch house, one of them went his way
Immediately aiterward. states that the watchman
who had him in charge found himself the Of what
in the dark might be taken for SO gold piece but which
was galvanized medal, valued at about sixpence.
LIeror LicExsEs-Tho liquor license ordinance lately
passed by the Common Council OF jersey City Will be
come law on or about the eth inst by that time it
Will have been published the 20 days required by the
chatter Ii Is probable however that le question will be
orc nod at the meeting the Common Council this even
ING as II is understood that remonstarce reading fol
lows. and numerousy signed. viii be prese nted;
Lee f npena dee. and voters in the CIV Of jersey City
having carefully rrsed nd WEI ns Of az or
usnce concerning would respectfully solicit the
rdded attention OF your honobs Body to tas heir remSn.
ho operation The aid ordinance would be subye OF rights aud
privileges secured the citizens OF the State by the Constitution
her,o destruction certain degree OF social intercourse and
will the end carried and enforced to increase the evil
- .lrns.d 10 Vice is a raj msxm in which fhe ia.
ind have fI and perfect faith; aud would therefore respec-
fully submit Honorable Body that the stringent hash and
he abovenaed ordinance contain W. hn hem
% elements destructive OF the purposes the same was intended 70
Iiei Jersey City trade
md I'll concomnt with the growth and pros
rerv Of thriving ctybesides being The terminus
Northern rverequrs and demands that
The eron your Honorable Body should be ueh insure
he citizens the reasonable rights and privileges By which the
dzous other cities rrotectod AID likewise eNead the
traveller accommodations and comforts at least f
tfoe which they and receive from the hands Others
provisions the said ordinance tend place the nnkeeP
c CITY beyond the possibility Of complying with is de-
monde s0uey dcbaIs am from their business
III. woud therefore ctuy solicit and
Honorable Body usder the said ordinance all rs
nd md modify The in order project the c
OF
he daily eccnmung nj and about
Ard vour petitioners drty hound will pray,
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

DRowSEp About o'clock yesterday morning., man
named John Conner while employed vessel ri The
foot Of North Ninth fell overheard and was drowned
His tody recovered about hour after yard when an
inor was held md verdict of death BY drowning Wa
rendered.
SuS SrRUcK-Yesterisy morning q German named
Schmidt residing at the corner Of Graham and Mckb
bnst while marching in the procession Of the Eagle Vol
unteers was overIowered by the heat in ani corner 81
Seventh ST. and for time was speeches. lie was
taken Ia house near by where medical attendance wa
procured and he recovered as 70 be able to walk home
DrsruRBIXe A MgEIING-On Sunday afternoon. O
white man. named illam Delana was arrested by Capt
Chichester on charge of throwing colored man down
the gallery stairs at the COlored Chunh IA Division sv
and assaung children during service He gave bonds to
appear for trial.
SENT Dowy-Peter Brown. colored man. arrested for
beating his wife in mos, nhuman manner. was yesterday
sent by Justice Boswell TO jail, to await his trial
WATCH THEA Portuguese named Henry Jarnes.was
brought before Justice Boswell yesterday morning charged
with having stolen silver watch from Joseph McMan re-
siding in Sevenhst about two years since He was fined
sl3.
SrABBISG.-A man named Aug. Haight brought
before Justice Boswell yesterday morning charge Of
statbing two Germans Sunday, at barber shop in
Moutroseav He committed to the cells TO val;
animation.
TARGET ExcrRsIoy-The Eagle Volunteers, composed
of members of Engine Company, No. s. under the com
mand Of Capt Grinnen and headed by Turl's Williams
burgh Brass Band went excursion TO Staten Island
yesterday morning. They paraded forty muskets, and
made fine appearance
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La " INTELLIGENCE.
L. =. MARSHAL'S OFFICE.
rpcupfr ON BOARD snip AxCFITgUF

This vessel, Mr. Hamilton, Agent, believe al
verised for Australia and 80 iOperons paid their
rnssace and board to take passage in her SIEVE
raj suits for debt having against the ship she
sod By tho Marshal last week bringing, we believe,
hut g eco The Marshal being DESTROYS of giving pos
session to the purchaser desired the passengers 90
hore but they refused Yesterday the Assistant Marshal
with several OF the officers OF the Court went to her again
living at pier No - Err and repeated the order that
cv should quit the ship but they still persisted ia right
10 lie cony eyed The voyage to have their money
tuned, and again refused, several of them, il Is said be-
ing armed Ihe officers then left the ship for further force
several of hcm It is said, have not cent in the world
having given all for their PASSAGES and the officers with
feeling that does them honor DESTROYS apparently Of
aording them oil the time that il possible obtain
Kind OF shelter. home before turning them shore 1t
will he necessary, however, understand to give pos
fosson the purchaser who bought her for about
$1,000 forthwith and the order WILL doubt have TO be
executed to day
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COrRT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.

BffCre KeCCr1fr III0n AID Judge bt3De,
The September tenn Of this Court commenced this day
Al the OBJ ming of the Court the Of persons who had
been Summoned attend Grand Jurors were called
bUt sufficient number form quorum not present.
end The rest were dismissed for the day. The absentees
were fined s25 each Several Petit Jurors failed to a
near ard they also were fined s25 each.
The District Attorney than addressed the Court stating
that although he fully prepared with many he
should move that the Court adjourn for the day mark
OF respect 70 the memory Of Hon Samuel Jones who
ce1ty died a. the advanced age Of 81 years after having
filed thooe Of ChsuceIlorof the State Of New York Of
CHEF Justice of the Superior Court and Of Judge OF the
Supreme Court The District Attorney spoke in terms
bigby euogstc of the deceased The Recorder replied
saving that such marks Of respect highly proper He
then commented upon the many eminent qualities possess
Cd By the deceased and his peculiar fitness for the offices
he had long and honoraby filed The Court then ad
iorrned fort the day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-06

We shall give full report Of both days play in Thurs
day and Fridays papers.
THE LABOR STRKEs.-The majority of the employing
Painters have taken back their and giving them 81
per day Others still hold out against the and will not
give more than fourteen shillngs There private
meeting Of the body held last night at Convention Hail. for
the purpose Of devsng to WORK for those yet
on strike The forming themselves into compa
MICS of two four six and eight and taking jobs of work for
themselves They calculate that after few days they will
be able TO find work for all not yet n employment
The Tallow Chambers have not yet succeeded in get
ting the advance of wages from all the shops and to
meet for final resolve Saturday night next The Wait
ors md Backshs are also the but have not gone
on strike ms yet.
SoJouRNER TRUTH q distinguished colored woman who
has been slave viii speak this evening in the colored
Congregational Church, in Sxthst, Firstav. The
mother will give her experience as a slave
MADALrvA, THE RAG PlcKER's DAuoHrER~-We have
printed few extra numbers Of this interesting Hot Corn
story TO answer the great demand made for at the counter
For CAIIroRs1,-Tbe L. s Mail steamship Georgia
Cant Budd sailed yesterday afternoon o'clock with the
mails for the Pacific. She had board about 800 pas
songers for San Francisco The steamship Northern Light
Cent Miner sailed at o'clock for San Juan C. A. having
on board 800 passengers for san Francisco.
The Democratic Young Mems Union Club have elected
Hard Shell officers c. G. Gunther being elected President
and Cornelius Cairns, Secretary.
The following letter indicates disposition the part of
II Hunker Democrats 10 kick out of the party traces
Nr Brady being one Of the ultras ofthat clique:
CoNGREss HALL, ALABSY, Aug. 10. 1853
ACssrs l. T. Harrison and others, COMMITTEE
GExTLEMES: Ii | have surprised you by delaying my
answer to your communications, YOU must on
the assurance here given that my want of promtnes in
CORRESPONDENCE has arisen from sincere and strong
mctance to retire from the Presidency of Association
with which my connection has been very agreeable But
find after mature reflection, that cannot retain the posi-
ton 10 which the kindness of the Young Mems Demo
"cratc Union Club assigned with any satisfaction TO
mvs,f or what is more importantly advantage to the
Association and its objects. Ii is obviously of the
designs of the Club to support with its characteristic zeal
the Trcson National and state Administrations Pcrceiv
ing as do how my feelings and opinions may render it
necessary for nc look beyond and perhaps operate
AGAINST The individuals who sway those Administrations
of b integrity of the true Democratic faith may be pre-
served | am compelled TO withdraw from station in
Which the conflict Of obligation to my Associates and duty
70 nv conscience might expose me to unpleasant trlals
therefore surrender the honorable trust with which for
fine have been honored, and with an abiding gratitude
f The yors the Club has heretofore bestowed upon me-
Remain yours, respectfully,
JAS. T. BRADY.
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MosnAY. Sentemher p y

"
The stock market moro buoyant today and prices
generally better Erie Railroad was better; Reading 1.
and CRYSTAL Palace rose cent cloeng par;
Cumberland was better; Nicaragua The yarn The Her.
aid about the notes Issued by Of the Drectoofhe Erie
rood had different effect from what the msrep,esenng
parties intended The company under the old managers.
had species Of floating debt which the managers de-
er1nned to takeup and Of them their re:
sponsby, did large amounts having unbounded con-
fdeDee ia the ability Of the road That shcwd fnsnciers
incur large liabilities for road evidence that the road
Is not good property.
Exchange Is quito dull at heavy rates.
The orders for Breadstufs very large and Straight
State Flour rose 30 cents barrel
The exports of gold last week only sosis namely
sept steamer Bake Liverpool gold bars isos
x.,,,, .,.. h. l. ,....., ..s, :sf:
The receipts Of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad
were
For s.
Custom House broker has absconded with $4,000 the
property Of an importing house from whom he received hat
sum for the payment Of duties which he never paid
The Grocers Fire Insurance Company has declared
semi ennuaI dividend Of cent, payable the 9Th inst
The Farmers and Citizens Bank. Willismsburgh has
declared dividend Of p cent on their capital stock.
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srCnND BOARD.


Flint B,ed e2eoo ehsb g. .5yn 81 $500 sasgaehsnna ca
g IS 81 schuyk Navigation 49, s. 10 $50 do ~,
200 Anboy & 's 81 Floo State s. 81 20 sehgyka
Nass;ion prefrred y 30 do st 10 DO 81 iec % bswn
80 Morrs Csna 1876 ice DO I6l zoe do 10 1876 o DO
Ie s. Chester Valley 49, TOO schuyk Sayizsion Preferred
81; 20 Ions snd bs 49, 80 DO 49, % Do i5 go DO b ~
Bank la lOf United States Bank 81 fpcna
sylvsnia Railroad, 20; 20 Reading Railroad c. 3zt
Ss aey B0yd-2 Chester Valley ID -; ID Nechsnie<
Bank 81 81 Morris Canal G 1916 p Ofafd ID LID Lons Id
and Is 49, 80 Do Dds 49, -
SsonS Bayd-450 Morris Canal 1914 30 DO 49, 100 shayisn
gsyigafon Preferred Sill 100 Reading Railroad Jlt 10 ksntacy
BsnE II0 100 Chester Mining Co, a. 80 Rich De Co. o.
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vassed forefathers and summoned but after
ell just anybody could have told beforehand she con
ouded na con-we should Ike to the with heart
to refuse, as she lay there her hair
Brown In the shadow, golden IN The sun,"
flowing over the white pillow and her soft eyes with new
look in them turned upon her husband-she concluded
then xera con TO call hmshe degraded the boy to
pairy ito call him Frank What II you wager Il
wasn't the Of the father
Well by this time they've got the little fellow in his new
Cradle and az the mother watches him she weaves sweet
bogulng song Of what shall be, in the good time coming
when Frank gets to be FIVE when he GET to be ten when
he comes to be man and honOrs his mother and lives
long in the land that the Lord shall give him.
Life great Poem and here rendered into the planest
Of prose is the sweetest Of It's stanzas
CnroKET-The return match between the st Georges
and New York Clubs notice Of which gave the 25th
Augl win take place TO MORROW the ground OF the lat
ter Club al Hoboken about nile from the ferry plea
SAINT walk by way Of the Salt meadows Conveyances will
be provided at the ferry and refreshments supplied the
ground by Mr. Sans one OF the New York players
All lovers Of good play should be presentthe ground is
beautifully situated in a valley surrounded By pleasant
shady trees The match win take two days viii be the last
and one Of the most interesting Of the season The first
match this played by these two clubs on the ST.
Georges ground Red House Harlem and was won by the
NewYork Club The match viii commence about
lO in the morning and the two elevens will be "a follows
unless some business prevents the attendance OF any one
player.
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MARRIAGE.

cHArM.N-HARRlSoS-o Saturday sept By Re. oeofss
Cos M Charmsn Of th CITY 90 Ms Mya Hsrrcn eif
dnsier OF Benz Harrison Of Mrlrose, Wes,chesfer Co
IAFITN-C Herkiner n Y September ~ hrv
M Thseersv 81 Jehrs Church NJ Byrca Latn Of L.ss
Bscthers Ms A. ony dsasher Of Homer Cas~e Ea.
OIL b. f.--.ar MA
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SUPREME CoURT-In chsmbers-Before Judge ROOSEVELT.
HABFAs CORPUS

Patrick Norton was brought up from the City prison.
where he alleged to have been uniusy detained
vrocess in b. hall OF james Neeye who claims service
under an ndentufe and that said Norton il not 81 years
of age Il is contonded his behalf that he Is 90 years Of
eye and consequently cannot be held apprentice. The
testimony showed him to be 81 There defence He
wes discharged Mr. Byrne appeared the part of the
application. c.-,.... c.-,.
This case being TO require Mrs COyle to bring up the
reron of her little boy but the child afterward forciby
taken from the Court room by complanan) motion
of Mr. Seey counsel for Mrs c. further postponed till this
forenoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-06

AID FoR -ORLKAss-The sum OF 500 col
iected in the Washington 81. Methods; Episcopal Church
lss; Sunday in aid Of the New Orleans sufferers.
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WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT.

CRYSTAL PALACE, Monday Sept. s. 1853.
Cash on hand 2l5s 30
Cash received this day. ................... 40 35
Total. ..............,........ .s2,2O7 90
J. l.. BROwN, Agent.
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crrppF,fE COVRT

Judge Mitchell yesterday opened the special Term, ant
called the Calendar. Adjourned TO Tuesday.
The continuation ofhe argument in the Of Reynol
aot the ComptroIcr TO the Mandamus, before Judg
Edmonds laid account Of the absence Of Mr.
Cuitiu0 I'LL 10 dav
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WORKS on NFGET

WORKS on YEGETARIANIsM, Temperance, Hydro
pshy Physiology Phonozphy Phonoopy Psychology Msmer
@ rheuoogy and Phyosnomy May be obtained Of FowLERs
AID WELLS, Clinton Hall 10. l9l Nassaust- NewYork.
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MARINE COURT.-Before judge THOMPSON
o.. Z pstar. AZ. Richari 1 slaiar

Mr. John Brown furniture dealer In Beekman-str let
IT Is said Mr.. Dusenbery quantity Of furniture at
rent Of O. per month 10 be returned in sin months The
furniture passed TO the hands Of Mr. Slater who claims TO
have purchased it from Mr.. Dusenbery. Mr. Brown
assigned his interest in the furniture to Ar Peter. VINO
ue- 10 recover OF Mr. Slater in action for goods wrong
fully Withheld sI03 being the amount The defense u a.
already stated bona fde purchase. The Court consd
cred that there proof that the furniture wac not
legally in possession of Mr. Slater and taat a. MOI wa
tlaut " az dismissed
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COURT CiLFNDAR-TUEsDAY


CIRCUIT CoURT-Nos. s. g. ls 20, 81, . to 81, inclu
sive.
Coxnos PLIAs-Eos. 6sI go. sTs ess. I'll. ia 7a5,
80 5l0 sos s5s ss2, s67. g76 1T.
sVPREsE CorRr-speeisl Tsrm-Nos. IS, II, 10 to g.
30 TO Is. y, 81
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yours, respectfully,
JAS. L. BRAD
NEw.YoRK. Monday Sept. 5, ls5

IOhhf
To me Editor 81 he Neu-Y0yk Tribune
SIR Allow me correct paragraph ipyonT paper ofths
VIII resume their lessons to day with the exception of the
SouL Ward School No 3. NO. it should be) N Cry
Hell place which being repaired and improved and VIII
re0ren on the LIST day of October" Tn is mistake no
repars are goirg on upon that building opens to day
with all its teachers and full three fourhs of its scholars
present. Very respectfully
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-06

The trial term opened yesterday forenoon before Judge
Day Judge Woodruff being Engaged in special term and
jury empaneled after which there was an ado1snmen
TO Tuesday.
CASE or Mr.. VAN HAvEssrR6H.
In relation the warrant for arrest already referred 70,
the officer under tand, has not yet made return.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-06
Advertisement

" The Illumination of the Crystal Palace WAS
received with half much delight by the the
perdd suits Boy and Chdn Clothing sold at the Johnt
Fog Coih.ng store BY the little Children doigh ID
and papa ght in paying the bill because is
sorable. l.. LOsEE, No. JOhns-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-06
THOMAS X. DOWNING IIy Inspect
City I1sJ ectors Office. September 1883

WrELy REPORT OF DEATHS In the City of Brooklyn for IN.
We. ding Sep J a51 Males IL Females 20; Adu 10
Children, G3 Total 1872
Dsosse-AsphyAs Cholera nfsntum; Congestion Of Brain
CorsuuI ton, B. Conyrlsons 81 Group a. Debility Daha
Abdomen 2. Dropsy ia the Head a. Drowned Dyson
tery feyer Bilious Fever Remttent Fever typhoid
Heart Disease Inflammation Of Brain Inflammation OF Bowels
2 infau nation Lungs Maltormaton, L. MarasmnA Ql
Age Palsy, Premature Birth q siRorn, 81 reethlnE
NJ WENDELL Health Ohcer
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cTncIIIT COrRT.
corrpr OF COMMON PLYAs.

This Court opened yesterday having two branches BE-
fore Judges Edmonds and Morris yures were empaneed
and the Courts adjourned TIL Iuesday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-06

We shall give full report Of both days play in Thur;
day and Fridays papers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-06

Cu,rp RrS OvrR AND kILED.-Thomas Sharkey, a
calman in the employ of Mr. Moses merchant Of No a
Greenwich 1t. yesterday morning ran over child YEAR,
of age whose parents reside at No IJ'
lev was arrested and detained await the holding Of
Coronor's Inquest: which will take place 10 day.
ARREST OF CARNrs CHARGED WITH >rEAtiSs IRON
- w yoRx AND ERIE RAsLROAD C0sPAsI.-Wilhn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-06

ARRESTS FOR MANUFACTURING obscene PRINTS
Two mer named John Mclaughlin and Joseph Clussman
Yesterday arrested on complaint of Timothy Con
nell If No 2Js East Fourteenth ST. who charges them
with manufacturing obscene books and prints McLaugh
Inns place is at No Spring ST. and Clussmans at No.
Chatham square On searching the shop OF the former
number OF obscene prints were found The prisoners
taken before Justice Stuart and locked up in default
of $500 hnl TO answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-06

BRooKIrx DIsPISsaRr.-There has been treated a
this institution during the month Of August is patient,
90 xbm s9a were Of foreign birth and l34 natives Of IN
United States to whom 74Prescrpons were grauitou
IL dispensed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-06

TIE CoIoqpjol French Rcooey, by LOUIS FAsquELLEs
This volume consists Of series of easy selections from ap
proved models of French composition with coloquin exer
ccs grammatical explanations and full vocabulary 1t
is vry much the plan of WOodburys German Render
Of which we have oxpr sed favorable opinion above
(lgmo. ID. $50. Newman 4 lvison)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-06

srPTosED SrIcmE.-Ihe body of woman was picked
m near Marston Powers wharf yesterday, supposed 10
have drowned herself Capt. King discovered a woman
Of her description in Freemans early on sunday morn
ing who was srpareniIy aborng under great bodily pain
n brourht her TO the Second District Station House and
while absent few moments 20 procure physician she
had gone out no one knew whittier Il IS supposed she
eitLer fell or threw herself of the dock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-06

SoJouRNER Truth, distinguished colored woman who
has been slave viii speak this evening in the colored
Congregational Church, in Sxthst, near Firstav. The
mother will give her experience a slave
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-13
go ~ 49, 9Sa n7aa

HHMoND AND DNNyIIE RAILROAD OPEN To
k0 BRAKES BRANCH, 81 MILTs ~ ~
On and after MONDAY, July 18TH ssS regular Passenger
brakes Branch - $3.50 4'0''N anu
me Irain vail STOP for following point.
sehsster kobons, Coal Field, Toaahawk, PoWhAtAn Mat
shop, Amelia House.
binary hAytokah, Liberty Church. Meherrin Keyyie anJ
brakes branch. N''''N ~''N
Leave hsha9sd At O'elOet A. NJ Returning leave Drake.
Children under 10 provided Is not ou
pied 10y them FROM 10 and under 10 years age price
servants travelling by themselves
that be and n must he
Cars 49, ' - ~ "" Wv
B-Passengers for Lynchburg southside Train
haytokah Rce's
Lynehbnrg Passengers Halifax Danvle can meet
Mesrs flagg Co.'S four horse coaches
except SUNDAY Passengers for Greenhorough Salisbury and
otte, r. o., Messrs. fagg horse Coaehes
on tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at brakes
Passengers Tor Carkyile Mgtou 4.
meet Moss Co.'S Coaches IuesdAys Tusdny
aud Saturday, Milton Yaneeyyie by FIarg CO.
~
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~ vii be the Of transportation Of Pesssn
GERS thu RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG PoroNAc RAIL
ROAD. r.rH