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agent The o. il s United SAFE.
ArRll 10, lass. 4aH e
The undersigned having appointed agent
States for The sails Of Charles fIodshams Improved time keepers
bic stock % ehlonomesr waeh made BY charles
Mir frodsham has succeeded perfect
compensation, more correct adjustment Ia isoehrons and
power Obtained without Increase OF size producing time keep
q TondS .a unsIea ssuasy hs great
variety o. climate motion and position so perfect the adjust
lag ae produces on Them no sensible effect They therefore,
peculiarly adapted 70 railroad purposes
the London Exhibition in 1851 styles
ing The flower English schooI.o
Inc British government mas awarded Msssrs Arnold and Chas
trodsha e sum f5io for the excellence of The principle OF
Lospos, April 20, les2.
siR have much pleasure in giving OF gold
which expressly stipulated hat i should maintain uniform rate
going under every variety Of motion and climate This
per month";
ss q sss oua Bs 5 az M me aa
time minute aud heen seconds Though was no, led BY
Inc usual character improved Watches which you term your
remain, sir, yours respectfully,
The undersigned has received the following
BosTos, Oct 5, Is5a.
sR herewith Of the remarkable perform
The watch Of nude BY Charles rI.s,Sa%
servaons, was but one minute and any Ave seconds
Yours respectfully, BILLINGS BRIGGS.
To MIR SIMON WILLARD.
BosToa, Sept 3, 1858.
The compensated lever watch purchased made by Chas
Frodsba, of London No. 1900 varied but thirty seconds
from Ia six months actual daily comparison with your
regulator.
Yours, &C.. ALVIN ADAMS.
MIR. SIMON WILLARD.
The following gentlemen,
who oet have The excellence odsham
watches tinfe keepers
ENOCH TRAIN, esq, WIN. WHITING, esq.
L.. c. BATES, eco, GEO. M. THATCHER, esq,
r. w THAYER, esq, DAVID DYER esq,
f. F. OSBORNE, esq, Sandusky,
respectfully above watches
designed and Mr. Fodsham and himself especially
to
time, this they stand
unrivaled. ( H
attention. Il sss SlMON WILLIAM, n
Dec 2l-2aw3in SatAWed Congress street, Boston.
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA HAu.n.an
CHANCE or HOURS


m ana AFTER Thursday October less daily uain. (Su.as,
eepsed) will be this road agfessby no lie
arrangement = = = - }'o"n'a
sn for Wausnon aud points win eay, th ss
al III O'Clock, a M. = '"'s
arriving IN Alexandria al quarter before o'cloek D. IA
"A Train nom Culpeper 10 Alexandria
leave Cupeper ~ O'Clock, arriving andris =,
o'clock, a. m. ~
Culpeper at AZ O'Clock 49, t.sF'EE' W.T. "
daily between Gofdonsyile Culns,ay
connection with The this the Virginia roads
THROUGH TICKETS.
70 nofdonsviie.,.s,s - 90
DO winchester ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 400
Per ofderi w, A. BROCK EJsr Asen,.
Oet4-du l#"t5 81 NJ Il -'lr-e~''
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hereby constitute Willard No Congress street.
in United States
OF America CHARLES FRoDsHAM.
Apsl
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MARBLE MsrTEIs--N~rbte works--The subscriber
vi begs inform his friends and the public that he hiss
marble comprising Sienna Brockede
Spanish Egyptian Italian, and black MARBLE richly carved
plain OF the best quality, STYLE and superior finish
offers sale cash. Also marble
slabs marble window stills
and platforms marble I'll, couner and table
.oapstone, calcined plaster 80 so per barrel
hand OF Connecticut brown New Yok
suitable building He invites the
others and will endeavor
Satisfaction all who may fever him with heir orders.
WIN. RUTHERFORD,
Iuly Qo-shaw4m Ga street. between 1a,h and lsth,
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IRON HEDsTEA IDS f-Cornstock, Bromley, Co,
fseurers ~ Leonard New York.
Of Broadwny folding plain and bed
Of tuds. Hotel hospital, PRISONS amy servants and
rhdrep hand Also,
furniture spring beds hair and other mattresses
These superior all others In point Of cleanliness
They always free FROM vemn and
erceenr durable portable and convenient Orders extent
may be addressed 10 .- -
CoMsToCK, BROMLEY, A. co,
No. % Leonard 81, New York.
Agents sale Of the shov- Descriptive circulars
wherever requested.
Nov ti--d3m
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kOk ALE LeaseA commodions four and
18th street, side the Of House
twelve and has recently been paprred and painted
throughout Terms accommodating, and mmed
Address Solicitors Office, Treasury
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MINNESOTA and Its Resources a which APP
Ill pended Camp Fire Sketches and Notes Of rom ST. Paul
Pembina and sekk Settlement the Red the North by
!. Wesley Bond.
The following juvenile works for the approaching
Arabian Nights proiasely illustrated.
German Popular Taea Household collected by the
Brothers Grimm newly translated, with illustrations.
Arben beauhfully illustrated
Leila, or the Island by Ann Frazer Tyler.
Leila In England A continuation OF Leila, the Island.
Leila at Home. A continuation OF Leila in England
Just received TAYLOR MAURYS
Dec Bookstore,
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s % want Of s % Of The
wi Nov sss as prompt ''"''" leu At me above place
ID w. BROWNING, Merchant Tailor. under the
United States Hotel having enlarged and improved his store
ysna @ w & ~ en sS ang Eyer
h cloths ca.smere and veng 9th newes, and most
Having bad twenty s.resnse in n. purchase q goods
win give entire satisfaction to the purchasers and in view
OF sood such viii defy competition for their beauty STYLE and
All he you purchase elsewhere he win
convince that you win save your money by so doing
Of clothes be made the elegant style twelve
SUPERIOR REApY-NApE CLOTHING.
have hand assortment Of ready made clothing Of
my work, made in the fashionable manner such
vests which will be sold much less price than work made
t'asos agent of seou. R,po OF Fashion. for N, District
oe'H-"'
some twenty years acquaintance with Yirrisa military land
cinims and with se evolutionary records Richmond win attend
the revision Of such claims here under the act Of 3st August
lsa and win ao purchase and sell land and land scrip
vEsPAsAN ELLIS,
June 2e-eodif Irving Hotel
CHAsE's HOTEL, No. s3s Bro.dway, New York
G.elass Sp,s, asou, s s,h inst Ia. location
among the most desirable IN The city, and IL deshth
fortab'e a. AMY other ho'el IN The country.
sep'7-du New York September 5, 1859
- = = =
MORE ~ GALLAGHER, Iron Founders Manu-
NJ fsosr. q W,onsh and Cas-, Iron Railing Ridge
Philadelphia
balconies. public private grounds Also All Kinds Of
srd architectural iron work
respectfully tho e,t,ens nj
Wsshns'.n and vsa to 'se railing enclosing the lafayette
making selection.
Oct 7--eo6mos
NEW YORK, May va. Iss3.The undersigned this day
opened once No ~ William street. merchants Exchange
for the transaction OF general brokerage business.
Bank insurance. mining railroad government State city
securities bought and sod.
Promissory bills Of negotiated.
avle-dd EMANUEL u. HART.
CIAs. ERODsaiA ms irnprow~a
plain hunting variety Of and
LADIES' WATCHER, rsce ed
from mandatory Charles Fodsm, "a snnd London.
Aiso, watches from celebrated London
kers For sale by
D.@ r.. WILLARD
Dee a4-dam No. Congress street, boston,
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me New York Musical Review and Choral Advocate

The New York Musical Review and Choral Advocate
the cheapest and best musical the world This journal
(Which has heretofore been published monthly its
fifth in January next and thenceorward II will be published
every other Thudayherebyg giving than
twice much matter without increase price Each number
contains sixteen OF which musc
ssng Of gees hymn tunes CHANTS anthems dedication and ho
and short OF music adapted
worship, public occasions, and the home
Gle all Of which will be of practical aud such
ordinary la the editorial
Of the Review engaged lin addition TO Mr. Cady The
former EDITOR gentlemen Of the highest talent and npest musical
experience, whom George Root VIM b. Bradbury
Thomas Hastings and Lowell Mason its circle of correspond
ence, home and foreign complete The Review will also be
regular medium for the Of musical
all leading publishing Union The subscp
on list of this now larger than that Of similar journal
world and the arrangements rendering the cheapest
well iii hoped the valuable musical pub
shed, must largely increase its already unparalleled circulation
Terms One dollar sir doHdrs al
in advance.
The alone volume would hve dollars the
usual FORM Beside this there will be immense amount OF
steal criticism, Instruction., &C., &c. oil for only
dollar Every feeling particle Of interest in the Of
will surely subscribe.
numbers Of letter
Address always post PAID
MASON BROTHERS,
Dee l6-d3&w3t 90 Park Row, Now York
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Ths new YORK and Liverpool states mall
Steamers.
The ships comprising this line
-
Capt 1onSoeh.
The hdrihus ernitoh.
r~e,~~ These ships having been built by conirac
A%4 prersly for every has been
Tuk4Ho construction, also In their engines
strength and speed; and their accommo
da,ops and comfort
Price passage New York Liverpool in first cabin no
In cabin $500
From Liverpool TO New York, ESQ and ego.
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship.
No berths can be secured until paid for
Pro DAT o
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BRUNSWICK CITY, GeOrGia.Large and peremptory snle
ID OF building lots in the of Brunswick STATE Of Georgia
The propeor of the city Of brunswick hereby notice
sale OF five hundred eligible lots will take place. BY public auction
the Otborpc House. in said city, Thursday the 10Th day
January 1854 al u O'Clock The sale will be positive 10 The
highest bidder.
Terms cash, and the remaining thirds in and
Title perfect
The and site oBrunsiek hold commercial and maritime
advantages superior those presented other south OF chssa
peake The climate healthy, the water Further
tcuiars with had the Office OF the
Do Broadway New York. Mr. John Brooks agent
Georgia VIM. CHAUkCEY, President.
THohAs A. DExTsR, Secretary.
Nov 26-law5w
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ZINE PAKLOR AND CHAMBER FURNITURE.--On
sale yb opposite Exchange Bank
Of paror- chambers
consisting Of
Rosewood and mahogany in bes, French Broehe
tele
Large and parior chairs o match
Mahogany nj walnut
parlor chairs plush
large OF sofas and chairs, In hair cloth
Some beautiful chamber sets, black green brown, and
white
Fine mahogany wsrdrobes
Bureaus, bedsteads. and washsiands, in sets
And other goods, making
complete, all which viii be sold reduced prices
Oct 2l-3taw6w N. NJ. NcGRECOR.
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thu matter of the estate Elizabeth Leigh.
ceased in the orphan for Baltimore Maryland.
In order OF the
18Th day OF December A. D. 1885, hereby
all distributes said Elizabeth
appear sad before
d. 1854 authenticate their claims distnhuve share OF
said estate in OF the OF the assembly Mary
lard Of 1926, chapter l5s
CUMB'D u. HOLItNS,
Dec 2i-law3m Administrator OF Elizabeth Leigh.
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CurpetinKs and OiI Cloths
WI have ready
w co pairs ingram carpets
40 do Brussels do
10 velvet
do A oil cloths, medium
do 81 do very superior
sheets oil CLOTH Of best quality, which viii be any
diagram
With full and compets goods for
purposes al the lowest market prices.
VERIFY, TEBBS, VERIFY,
t6-u Corner Pa. and It'll street.
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District OF Columbia, Washington county, wit:
Mary B. Renne Administrative
lei Renner, deceased the Administrative aforesaid with
appreciation orphans, OF county
appointed Saturday. the 7h Of January for the final
and distribution OF the estate OF said deceased Of the
colec
when where all the creditors and heirs said deceased
notified attend lat the Orphans OF Washington with
claims properly youched they otherwise
eIuded from all benefit said provided copy
published Union previous
TO said 9Th day 81 January next,
Test; ED. N. ROACH
Register Of Wills.
True copy-Tes: ED. N. ROACH,
Dec l7-law3wf Register Of Wills.
University OF Georgia,
ATHENS, Dec. u.s. 1859
The trustees OF this institution will The i9n Of January next
elect Of mathematics i vacancy
ccasioned by the resignation OF Professor Mccay
The professor will required
delay Salary, 81 200 per annum, payable quarterly
Applicants address the PRESIDENT Rev A, Church, D. d.
the subscriber
WM, L. MITCHELL,
Chairman Presidential Committee.
Dec 9l-1aw3w tfntell
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For freight or passage apply 70 -. :. a..... -
No. Sc Wall street, N, Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, Co,
r. a. ROBERTS Il CO.,
~ Kings Arms Yard, London.
j. MUNR0E h CO.,
20 Rue Notre Dame des VICTORIES
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
The win be accountable for gold silver
bullion specie ewey precious metals unless bills Of
adng signed therefor thereof therein expressed
Jan5
Tor sALEA threostory brick dwelling house Georgetown
ID. c. Bridge, between Market and High finished in
yc and butof the best MATERIAL with lot attached Of
about feet, running through the ssd has els
stable, carr se house, wood house, &c.
Any desiring purchase examine the premises
application George NJ sothoon, Of Market and Bdsr
streets
Terms One, third cash The balance in O. ~ and ls months
M, SNYDER,
Exchange Broker National Hotel Buudngs, Washington.
an 20-du
MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Boston by
~ Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished
improvements and conyrnences fo the nccommods
the travelling public
Dec II -div
JINGLE TOMS CABIs.-A Hfe-Hke dsguensotype
II of /" Uncle Toms Cabin" exhibition
Gallery Pennsylvania ~ together
with portrait Of souag, the famous " Queen OF Song"
Dec 7-du
ID ii. HoOE Il CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
floor oil cloths, maipgs, curtain materials
shestne, blanke and house furnishing goods generally.
Pepnyvspa avenue betteen 7h and 9Th streets Washington
D. q.
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TO BLANK book ManufActnrers-Medium DENY, and aa,
i cap papers, for sale by COLLINS, BOVINE, CO,
llth street, six doors north Of Penn
Branch Of Hall, ia street, Nsw York
N. B-OrdsTs received for book binders materials.
Oct 7--du
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NEW YORK. May va 1ss3.Ths undersigned has this d,y
~ opened ofnce No ~ william street. Merchan
for the transaction OF general brokerage business.
hank Insurance, mining railroad State
securities bought and sold.
Prom.-ory bills Of exchange. and negotiated.
May le-dd EMANUEL ". HART.
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NOTICE AND REMOVAL.

NNTJIE MD WEWUNNI.
subscriber will his place Of business until
November order 10 the erection OF a
building win be Immediately
has the and house III three doors
his place Of business where will be found
usual large Of books stationery &c of descrp
In reduce his stock Of goods previous
entering win sell much reduced prices.
r. rARNHAM,
indebted the subscriber will be kind
ing which ready Those paid by the first OF November
viii the hands Of collector for settlement II ia
my closed time, intend
max a different arrangement in my business,
a-hff X. Y.
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Great Match Itunning Race. for $500. Coi,ra-
bia Course, AIeSkndrtn Co, Va

Great Match -. sn.,.s K:s, for $500; ever oo""-
TBEaE viii $500 course on
Tuesday, November aad, 1882 at O'Clock precisely Heats
one mile and repeat
suit enters Big John Graham
T,s NJ ,ass so,e,s = g ssna Anna ana from ma ,,
The an n 1 g may Be &C., cent the ss
make a raceD
Purse OF sloo Tor Wednesday November 2d-one mile AID
$500 Thursday, November Oatwo miles and
Purse $500 for Friday, 2four miles and repeat
Entries must be made the track by Friday November is be
he propreio, having fenced in Ne track and made Other i'm
will find The best accommodations for man aud nerss , ,
Nov lo-9awilshFeb Proprietor
nu EDWARD II. CARMICHAEL, from Virginia,
offers his professional services 70 'he citizens o. W,shneion
His residence and once nh street adjoining The Irving
n"1''
Of ysn has ws'enG,9n 70 p',
We w p .,s ,ss sn% snS sns
oos il Mosons new building on AZ street, es-, ofPsunyva
mia avenue.
Hon. 2 Allen, Hon VIM Daniel,
Hon. q. n Lee, Of court OF Appenls Virginia.
TO Tho Judges Of the Circuit Courts Of Virginia
TO the senators and members of Congress from Virginia.
June li-lydswsw
ro eso Of he TsnS and German az.
streets, pennsylvnnia avenue, south side.
ioh
1919, issued by the Commonwealth Of Virginia
land No 600 for 400 Of land, Peter
Martha Porch The heirs o. legal Of Michael Booth
rendered during
which msad,
day Of octohrr s duplicate issued 10 said minors
which said duplicate misaid,
the 7 November 1859 duplicate
sod mnorsI therefore, publish that will mahe appoa
General Land Oce Washington for he issued
the only surviving o. the said Mchss Booth deceased
under &C, q Congress entitled An &C, making osr provisions
1854. MARTHA PORCH.
NOV ay-lawAmo
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Familiar Discourses ON Language.

FURNISHED PARLOK AND CHAMBERS FOR
HENT-Throe chambers, and pnror and chamber the
hoo opening
bly, and nea, furnished and egby situated h
and door the Congregational church.
They very desirable Of quiet position
vcnienees, and are near to the principal hotels
Apply on the premises.
Nov ga diff
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/" Oh, that man will pu, an enemy into his mo,
4 To steai away his brainst-

n 0GC ItnpAsser Dealer I'm Wines and Ltquors !,
u. ntutt 1Or L0Wrworth Zimmerman pnsive
Stssa VSsytvaaia avenue, 18th and 18Th
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CAHD-Maior FfEID late OF WIZARDS Hotel respectfully
"A informs his friends and the pablo generally that he has leased
Tor the well hotel Capitol HIM.
CasPar The being thoroughly repaired
furnished IN the modern style will opened for
will be given.
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'e Railroad War.
. ETA EsIE, Feb. 4, 1854.

-DoNDENT.
FROM OUR SPECIAL CoRAEs- pscos- ~.
All is Quiet al Ere Symptoms Of Rssr7iD ..
tisiions nth The Franklin Canal Company, ~
All Is quiet here and there are evident synap. S
ofreurnrg peace 1t viii be long time before entire
equanmity is restored, and the bitter feu6s and amino
elites created BY the railroad question dea out have
seen, however, who were exceedingly bitter anita
sonists GENE toge her and act In the most con,aory
manner towards each other. Railroad and anti railroad
question in apparently the kindly spirit their
wbe cut there are many who still entertain the most
bitter hostility towards those who differ With them The
feeling OF the people has become great zeal more SUBJ
ainoe the arrival OF the Goysroor and Ia IA osoa
rsly regarded by both parties believe AZ sort =,
sksr he has certainly with soma
fcn Il CT the extreme six foot men, but Il waa vsrv
slj,ht and did not In any interfere his mission
heie Yeste day he was engaged In negotiations with
tbs directors On the Frsnkn ssuAl Com pany Ave or six
NJ ubom ,ra hs,s, but dehnts has yst
been made The directors after consulting vith their
LAVAL sd Users wrote protest to the Governor in which
they cont4nded that De law uudsr which he Ia acting is
stuopa Init az, ressed their willingness to give
him possession IL he woaAd guarantee the security Of
their legal rights To this re replied that the law
not t,ona and that he was not empowered to
make any shpulAtions This DIS .hs matter Tor the
present OF the drsctoys have gone TO Olsve
land to consult with the Board in 70 the course
which they should adopt.
Last evening the Governor visited esq OF the public
schools At the Invitation Of the trustees an was hiy
peased with the manner in which they ars conducted
xnd me proficiency displayed by the pupils. de wiz
not leave this for two three days Toe Marsks ID
sun here but his deputy, Mr. Ledvth, left ysst.fay
Eight ten OF the Chinese jugglsrs who LACEY e1af-
o'ed In Newfork arrived here to day and will give soms
OF their performances this evening. in.
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LONDON, jan 20. 1864
Important hslieene-War Nacs from Russit-7H Crir
in The Ea. tern Qie,tion, dc.
The Bulwer-Clayton Treaty


The President Of the United States Announced 10 his
recent message that propositions had been received from
the governm,u OF Great Britain forming basis upon
w ch the perrexirg differences bstseen the t~o
tries on he sui es OF Central Amsrcs, would probss sly
be * uste5 No passage in Mr.. POrcs address
directly counter 70 those sptic pAous OF tenor which
had been hszared pretended authority an aons IN
Hcted a more poignant oisappoiatment en- the whole
tribe o mis- h!ei max American politicians one
or the ~ the class Senator Cas- has managed n
CRAFTY general dislike OF modbrs ion In public al ,rs,
and particular alutgs against the statesman Sho sup
pntec him 10 tha leadership OF the democracy by ssg
Tor the pubc,tcu Of correspcn ience which be thoks
lhsly TO disturb he good understanding OF the
regoaatng powers, i seems that in the sprirg
ed to tie Interpretation which publicly PAT pom
well known Convection o. Washington by Mr.. Clayton
the mnirer Who bsd originally nego.,tsd It tbs part
OF ths uiiet Stses Tn, Epslish Foreign Ssosst.rv
~. Il st ones 70 dscl,m 5 eoa'tustira In wsi,h he
ouud i sis.e u aequisce Ard his tertora her
~ttu the legal opsion o. the Qi.ens Aivocste and q
much Gro resent reoinder from Mr. Rsysrdy Johasop
tn Attorney General o. NJ. Cl,ytoa's CaSe et-eoasa
ues tho series O. do,u .nts upon which tas dehss in
tia American SeTRts have arisen Il may be remarked
l. psfsiug thss Mr.. Clayton complains itls OF tbs
tie taken ~ Lord Clarendon OF bis spasca ont Il "a
~ thAt tas Euslsh miciser sas right in protesting
sefintt c.lreu .ary vhchproseelog AS It dij rom
ne statesmen vhoss stands 81 tho foot OF ths Ca
ventcu--rsht in time have become 81 su.hsnde gloss
lei ne see row .bs matter stsuds: Tue Convsntion o,
w1fhuRtop signed Apr 10 1850, has Ter it's principal
Ats atie snt P,cec o,esnsi but inc' ald 1t eutage.
Grt-, Brtar and tbs United States mot to make OF
am Pro.tc which either affords or any alliance shth
ether bkr rAy hage - or With any stse O people,
&c tie purpose erecting nsatsinng forthcs,oss,
or * cc.upYry fat ng colonizins Nicaragua, Costa
Psa ~ as yeye-0 Coast or any pat OF Cen al Amsfi-
O. Or * 6ssuct or txerc leg domn over the sane
~ tn u.Her. vhsn n. treaty rayotiste Great
Britain tas sy and pinectsss o. the N'squito lodi
ans sni hat s,i hte over al over tysin 70 deem
thai scAns tee eucrGtcAments OF the lttle hep.nf-
An,eft-nr republics a. N.Srsgut snd Cossa Rcs II ts
clear taat he uehy tsoogar'd this proe'tor.te Sat
posts a.tyt l.ei % Us ~ the genuine or snsc I'd