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WASHINGTON CITY.
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPT. 2, 1864.

o. Mr. HKSRY M Lewis of Montgomery, Aabama Is our gen
era travelling for the of Alabama and Tennessee a.
sisted by c. r. LEWIS, JAMES LKwIs and SAMUEL d. Lxws
o. Mr. G. w JAaEs No. Harrison street, Cincinnati ohio
general travelling for the Western States and IeIa
assisted by H. j. Thomas J. 4. BENT WA H. InonAs, r.
YEsKR, @. NJ l.. WsKaAs, A. l.. CHLDs and Dr. VIM IRWIN
Receipts of either will be good
5-Mr L JAMES, s2 South Tenth Phadel
pha general travelling assisted by VIZ. H. WILD,
JoHs COLLINS, JAMES DExRSo A. EVANS, THoaAa NICE
JosKpH HAMsrr JosErH BuITos RosKRT w. MORRISON ED
w. WILEY, WILLIAM L. WATERMAN, II. j. RIDDioK, +.
w. MAcKEs, and ID. $. PEAEcK.
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INDIANA.

The democracy of this State conducting glorious
against abolition and intolerance with every pros
pect of victory Senator Bright Ex-Governor Willard and
Hon John L. Robinson, the stump doing yeomans
service Our advces indicate good from the Hooser
State
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The Secretary of the Navy returned from his visit to
North Carolina Monday evening last in improved health
and spirits
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We perceive that General Shields the gallant senator
from Illinois, is in Washington
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We deeply regret to hear of the dangerous illness OF
Hon. w. II. Bissell, of Illinois
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PENNSYLVANIA.

The wings in this State greatly alarmed at the man
in which the democratic papers meeting the know
nothing question. The Pennsylvania and Philadelphia
Argus discussing it with mastery power and effect
and have already produced great change of sentiment
order break the force of these exposures the wings
have charged Mr. Mott the democratic candidate for canal
commissioner Pennsylvania, with being member of
the order of intolerance He has met the accusation
in the following short and emphatic letter to the chair
man of the democratic State committee It is model in
its way;
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SrRoupsBuno, August 20, 1854.

DEAR SIN On my home after considerable abb
sence found awaiting my arrival yours of the 18th. In
reply have say that not connected with secret
association organized for political purposes commonly called
know -nothngs and that have made any promise
effort request to be admitted member, or given the
least ntimation that would do The only political mem
bershp which confess that of the democratic party Of
the Union bound in the bonds of the constitution and the
glorious and liberal principles which have demonstrated the
problem Of government which has made country
world.
In the love of those principles have always lived and
pect to die
Very respectfully,
Ii. S. MOTT,
J. ELLIS BoSHAM, Esq,
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The Buffalo Democracy says singular occurrence, re-
sulting in a melancholy manner, took place few days
since in the town of Hamburg, in this county An Irish
man was engaged in digging WELL and, after getting
down to the depth of eighteen or twenty feet found
signs of water very peroeptbe At last he struck his pick
through Thin layer of slate when, all at once and with
noise like thunder sufficiently loud to be heard distinctly
all over the neighborhood stream of mingled gas and
water burst through the orifce instantly killing the
fortunate man. and filing the well to the depth of ten
twelve feet with Gas still escapes profsely and
the water is in constant and violent notion resembling
large cauldron OF boiling fluid.
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Vermont votes for members of Congress and State Off
Tuesday next and Maine the Monday succeed
ing
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We have received the first number of new paper just
started in Portland Oregon Territory entitled the Demo-
cratic Standard Alonzo Leland publisher II is very
neatly printed sheet and lis editorials are marked with
ability.
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The Cincinnati 0hio) Enquirer is conducted with great
spirit and ability and in the controversy with the know
nothings opposes with great the odds arrayed
against it, The wings of course for the know-noth
ings lust as they have been hostile to every based
upon broad liberal and constitutional principles
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The opposition papers make much of the fact that Mr. Mac
donald has been nominated for reelection to Congress
from the first district in Maine The truth is Mr.. Mac
donald has served through two TERMS and declined another
nomination. according TO the usages party So far from
repudating Mr. Macdonald of his for the
Nebraska bill, the Portland Argus says that his course is
dored by the democracy of the district If the wings and
fusohsts anxious make Nebraska test why did
they renomnae Z. W. Farley of the third district who
voted against the Nebraska bill and has had only term
in Congress- Boston Post.
The Petersburg Democrat says that the little squad of
know-nothpgs in that city in gailoping consump-
ton They rapidly sinking. The ingenuity OF their
leaders has been soey taxed to keep them above water
thus far Every contrivance having failed learn that
they are daily growing SMALLER by degrees and bcaut
fully less"
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propriety.

NEw-yEARs pAy.-From the signs of the times" fram
the busy note of preparation in private houses and public
houses in official MANSIONS and in the mansions of those who
are mot burdened with the and emouments of place
and power have good for believing that
row. the first day of the year. will be observed by
citizens with than their visionary overflow good feel
ing good Wishes and good spirits The houses Of large
Der OF our private well public citizens will be
open for the reception Of vster during large portion the
day and before the goes down the
airy number OF vows and resolutions will be made under the
sm os aa that hsy will na R u s9s
good intentions; but human nature is weak, erring and
yielding and the il centuries ago. Avoid
rash promises and making rash resolutions Try keep
in the straight path but do not in spirit of econfdence
declare that you have resolved to do do this
We g resolve. and reresoive, and die the same
DEATH or MEMBER OF THE RIcHsosp tiuanps-IntelIi-
received in this city by telegraph yesterday of the
death of Mr. William oglesby the Richmond Guards
Baltimore. He had accompanied the company their
to that city, although in the last stage of the
under the delnsve hope to that hatterng dig
that travelling and change of might be roduc-
tive of good His remains reached asbington last evening
and taken in charge of by the Guards who in
ing who proceeded at to the southern boat which left
for Richmond at hslf-past o'clock.
The coNcRRrThe concert at the Smithsonian Institu
ton Friday evening for the benefit poor Of Wash
ington was, to make of phrase much in vogue
"a decided success. There might have been more but
entrom pratng childhood garralous old age with the
medium mixture Of teens and Notwithstanding girls and
blooming women The concert passed off to the ulbounded
satisfaction of all How could it DE otherwise The
pieces selected we've good their performance still better
and it was demonstrated to the satisfaction of all that the
acoustic properties Of the noble hail. naugurated
with the twiceblesed deeds of charity unsurpassed
According to custom, the Presidential Mansion will be
thrown open at IL the reception of visitors
and doubt not that hundreds thousands of our cit
1ehs wan avail themselves of the occasion to pay their
specs to the Chief Magistrate the nation and exchange
the compliments of the season.
The IEFAST pRuMMER.This little prodigy took dinner
at the krkwood House yesterday his appearance pro-
aucng marked sensation among the numerous guests of
tht popular establishment The precocious handler Of the
was the guest of Hon. Mr. Bailey of Georgia
whose Juvenile constituent he is
IHE NAroNaL-There viii he an afternoon and evening
performance 81 the National morrow in which the Rosset
sisters and the whole ballet corps will appear The enter
anments provided in honor the day are of such an at
uactive character as should Insure crowded houses.
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BY TELEG r. APH.


Message Of tte coreraoy Of R,ssoart
ST. L9UIs Dec. 29.The governors message was sent 10
ne legislature yesterday IL states that the balance in the
treasury OF that State the first Of October $685.
lie recommends It's application the payment of outAnd
ing debts He also extension of the charter
OF the Bank of Missouri and that that corporation he Allowed
to increase its capital TO SIS, OO0, 900
ne 'ors aoaonai aid to the railroads in the State and
acountenances all railroad schemes until those now in
progress are completed He the enactment Of
law imposing an additional cbooax instead of appropris
ting portion of the surplus of the State
ne INDUCES In the hope that the great Pacific railroad viii
pass through the State and endorses the mean time the
great mail route sl present established and the p,ne,
telegraph scheme,
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BY hs sIeseney Colonel 81, John Gaspad LsM4relan Knight
70 n s s9vsI"o. and commander
It's dependencies, chancellor of the same, SC, &C.. nc
Whereas, by resolution haUs< assembly of the said
IN legislative council the governor in council Is authorised
issue proia"ao declaring that the articles exempted
or gvog ase poyincs Nova Scotia to Ger
tam treaty n,Tssn her Massy aud The United States
es q duy without requiring bond. respec,
me Legislature.
Now therefore, and couaen, Of he. Maize.
W executive council Of the said province, thought
and declare and do BY these proclaim
INTO .s province Or taken out Of warehouse free duty
them during the present session of The ~ ~ 10y
VIII IL may concern are TO take notice, -
on,n sas & ss's as .,.S,
m.lsS,s sr ana the eighteenth year Of her
ny mia Gzesliency'a command.
LEWIS MoRKrs WILxIxs,
God the Queen
esras :sa Ss,wsen her Majesty AND The United
Of Ataerica
Passed the i3ih day OF December, 1885,
s sass hs aSsss ss. .
Of snsd on The mn day If June the Of Lord
BE therefore enacted by the governor counc and assembly
Whenever the governor province BY proclamation
declare thai the has taken according
and United America. be admit
m nIcs any law ae, statute % hs coarary Notwithstanding
any States shall under the tsrmv
far affected thereby governor q mi.
fl, tecare suspension
ae which The from duty under
white such suspension shall cont, ua but the
such shall pocin
nation -m and aer which such exemption ssain
II sas'. so,ur"ur COUNCIL ny any order OF
orders made that purpose anything In
with The and Intention treaty
TO be done the of this
the such order shall il The
inject thereof were expressly provided for by this
When the shat, procsma-
ton Of the be in force,
the first eighteen fourth chapter of The
coast fisheries to9rher rih .nch
Of all other laws, force
Inconsistent spirit Of the
treaty. hereby declared be czens and
belonging citizens that and
shall continue to be suspended and long
shall
contrary Notwithstanding
scseda!c 20 tats &C
Geun, no1r, and b,eadstuGs of all kinds
Animals of all kinds
Fresh, smoked, and shifted
Cotton wsoi seeds, an vegetables
Undied fruits, dried fruits
o a
Products hsh creatures living in the wa,s
Poultry,
hides, furs, skinr, tails, undrsrsed
Stone marble W uBHrouRht
Butter, cheese, tallow
ard, nnanu
Ores OF metals Of s't kinda
Pirca, tar, tarpensias, ashes
Timber and lumber Of all round hewed and sawed IN
manufactured in whole pnr
firewood plants, shrubs, and trees
P.iIs, wool
Fish oil
Ricr broom corn, and bark
Gypsnm ground ungrounf
Hewn, wrought or unwrcupbt burr grindssoos-
Dye stnfs
Flax, hemp, aud tow, unmunuiac,u,ed
Unmenufscinred ohaccn
Rags.
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s.ryoxAI CONVENTION OF THE SOLDIERS OF THE
WAR or lsI2-ARAY MILITIA, AND NAVY.

r,,;,,ss Of arrangements on the part OF the Dis
,ret of Columbia charged with the duly OF making he
necessary for tue national conversion o. SOL
A;.r Of the war OF 1912 be held IN Washington cy on
the 9Th of January next have obtained the use OF te fres
,,.r;a, church ON Al street Pennsylvania avenue
f., the sitting Of the convention. The committee viii be
II attendance at the room adjoining the church al So
O'clock on the morning Of the day Of meeting where the
,eoes are requested report themselves and furnish
M Of their respective eegs tons that roll may be pre-
par in time for the meeting OF the convention which
will he called 10 order at ii o'clock
When organized it is the general wish thai the eon'e-
lion cal, on the President Of the United States in body
This wish has been so generally expressed ~ CT a nds
al distance that the committee have appointed Col VIM
p Young chief marshal Of the day who will issue his
rrocrau,ne of arrangements which viii be published IN
the Washington city papers prior the day OF meeting
An who served in the OF lsl2-arny, militia and
uayy--are requested TO join in the procession
The committee have received information from several
of the railroad companies in reference to the rates OF fare
IN he charged TO the old soldiers in attendance upon the
convention The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
propose 10 furnish tickets Baltimore 10 Washington
and back for So to be good between the 9th and 18th of
January: from Wheeling Baltimore full fare, and ha.f
fare for returning The Richmond Fredericksburg and Po-
touc Railroad Company viii charge fun fare To Washing
tom give free passage the return IL is under
stood from the newspapers that the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad Company will give free passage to all who pass
upo eompanes win probably be heard
from 10 a few days
GEORGE McNAIR
c. w. p. CUSTIS
J. s. EDW ARDS,
WIN. JONES
TOBIAS WATKINS
JNO. S. GALLAHER,
JAMES A. KENNEDY,
Com. of Arrangements.
JSo p DIcSISsos, Secretary.
Persons desiang further information the subject will
address their communications to the secretary.
Newspapers generally requested TO copy.
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neaempt,on 81 virgins. sax Per Cent, p,hs.

THE holders Of the following certificates debt BY
State Of Siginin redcenAbie March,
and within period not exceeding assn will take
notice that the coaniss0ssv II the sNak
Of the general assembly OF vnia
March, 1852 will proceed, the 6 day Of April, lass,
deem the said certificates the of the Commonwealth
The holde Of d cscssss required The said
hr Of % surrender the the Once Of the second
audnr and whether surrendered the interest thereon will
that day:
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Notice to Contractors.
orrioE or METROPOLITAN RAILROAD CoHrAxy
Georgetown, ID. c.. December 25, 1854

orrioE OF NHTRoroLirAs RAILROAD CospAxy,
9cogetown, ID. Co. December III, is54
EiLED PROPOSALS for grading masonry and dsns of
forty three and half (43s) miles of aaa be rcceiyed
~ he office OF the pnt three O'clock D. M on The 18Th
day OF FebruIy $500
ne maps poalea plans, and specea ready for In
Spss'nn on aud after the 5th day of February
Railroad
Washington and Georgetown railroad ty
easy and Direct route connecting
foin OF Rork- the Potomac making saving Of
distance OF ne nSst miles from
mi 0~4 W '''S 'se
r"c. nam ie point OF B,itmore and
ht,fhredi The
ina through toe riches, agricultural
th city 81 HaaersowD, wheru railroads
sow ~ operation extending Harrisburg Pesnsyvsns Cen
taiosd sc - S"'''
me Pon OF The road Tor psoposss are now nved
TENDS 'n The westerly line of District Columbia f3Y mrs
from Seosg.iowp) Fredrr -
ffup0als We. - o,~
sass, of for tle enur. distance Of AK miles
Inc WORK aa-s.y medium part Of the
enno'y WIN some heavy and hssns
and sy"r facility vigorously and with
~
well watsred, AID remarkably healthy = ~'
me umn conditioned for the complexion
fer years. 80 -
Any nr'er desired proposing
VIII be furnished a the occ had by addssjns The
PRESIDENT Of the COMPANY by letter Iesng
byofder of the board OF directors.
FRANCIS DODGE. President.
-. kDAUND FRENCH, Chief Engineer
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G7-NtonttOn. Presidents Mounted Guar T. You Dyr
hereby ordered TO meet
January 1885, for the
Importance the All ship now BE-
lore the company will be acted
wishing 10 bec"me members viii thar me
hs delinquent members Of corps advsntsse
to he present at this meeting iOSEPH PICK
Dec 1t--cf Tlomm.nS,n.
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BsLrAsr, December 30.-Last night occurred here
which destroyed five and dwellings. The buildings
occupied by Nathaniel Wiggns, S. Gilman, H. H. Haas,
and Josiah Mitchell. Loss not given
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closing price offered being $50 It rumorsd thas tbs
company will be able pay various notes amounting
about $500 oo0 which will fall about the LIST Of January
The stock sold at SAL 30 yesterday.
The mail from the North due here this morning. has
aground the sasquehanna The passengers in the train
came through.
Mr. VIM. Ogesby, member of the Young Guard Of Rich
mond the military company visiting Baltimore, died in this
city to-day.
Brantz Mayer and John Spear Smith, of Baltimore and l..
Emory of New Orleans have been appointed commission
Of the McDonough estate.
Jim Sawyer and John Robinson rival hren,en fought
pitched battle below the city at eight O'Clock this morning.
The former was whipped on the twentieth round.
From Boston.
BosTo. Dec. 30-The man Spear arrested in this city
for robbing the mails has been fully committed said
to be respectfully connected in Baltimore.
The United States in this city
their old quarters this morning.
The weather here and further North is very severe
Death of a Clergyman.
NEWARK, On. I'D Dec. 30.--Rey. j. Sherwood, for ten
pastor Of the Presbyterian church Milford died this
morning
The Ohio River DC.
CScNnAT Dec 30The river still rising and has 81
feet water in the channel Business quiet
WHEELIso, Dec. 30.-The river here il rising and now
has 81 feet in the channel
PrrrsSuRo, Dec. 3OW Gather very cold The river here
is rising Business more active. Provisions firm.
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Naturalization IN Nep York.

NKw YoRK, December 3o.The total number Of naturali-
zaton issued by the superior pleas
of this city, for the year 1904 and the foreigners who
have declared their intention of becoming citizens about
double that number.
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Lolg Wat,r % Me .S,saneaannn.

PHILADELPHIA December 0.-The Susauebanna river ut
Havre de Grace low last night prevent for
Sme the from connecting that point The ferry
boat grounded at the dock.
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Wt~Nsv. Charles Coi'ius, ID. d., presidents Dick
College, viii preach the House II Represepta
tvcs TO day, al IL O'Clock,
Dec ~
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0f-The Rev. Mr. Henry Will preach n the Sevs NTH
street Presbyterian Church sand) Sabbath morning
friends in Heaven
81
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THE GREAT MARBLE STATUE
tOY
THE DYING GLADIATOR,


THE DYING GLADIATOR,
On srar5tion Morvons Buag * street,
srenue. from 3 o'clock until TO-, m., daily
ADAIrrAxcs, Is
Of SURPRISING merit Iu and pathos
pendent Of coalition. Tbs
consist IN amssing truth with which tho
Of AuaaanY and morality delineated The artist
a tho paho tragedy Of death without shAness
before whose Icy a mortal distinctions eveied No
maksd by simplicity Noag
for effect No vulgar applause courcd and the decency dig
nifty Of ru h are scrnpulously obseSvedn
EIiilayds Sir Months in Haiy
"A wonderful production Of lite simplicity
tide sacieny deep strong At The
dying Gladiator his II ia the Of
Of falntness, OF death "-MYs. Ella
indissoubly Byron's immortal
l before the Gladiator lie;
He leans upon his hand his manly brow
Consents to DEATH hut couqueS asoay; =
And his droop'd head sinks gradually low
And through his aide the last drops, sbbing slow
ne A.,ssf . thander- s6ower and
The svlms ayound him he . gone,
Ere ceasod the nhumAn shout which wretch
He heard Il, hat he needed his eyes
We're with hs heart, far away.
He reckd not of the life he lost, nor price
But whore his rude hat by the Danube lay;
There their Dacian mother their sire,
Butchered 10 make . Roman hoiyday.
All this rushd with his blood. Shall expire,
And unavsnged' Arise, ye Gohs, and snt your ire
is. HoLLINGsHEAD,
DEC %--du Agent
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A MALAY YACHT MoDEL.-Mr George W. Blunt of New
York, has the model Of Malay pros which he has re-
ceved from Commodore Perry of the Japan squadron oI
the inspection OF the New York Yacht Club
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INV YoRK-The legislature of this State meets Tues
day The first business in order the election Of
United States senator.
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BALTIMORE, Dec 3o.-At the stock board to-day Bslti
and Ohio railroad shares declined considerably tn
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Those holders of s,oy
esy residing beyond the limit. % q. ua,.sd s.s
ca % 9, ssn.srei ao
country before proper ocs any eoasy
Ssr gay' ss., e - s;.
Ts % e. s Or q
tho certificate must be delivered.
G. w GLITTER Auditor Public ..ccoanA. The Uonmi~on-
GEO. ". MUNFoRb, sec'y Commonwealth, i.s fSns
RIcnsosp Virginia December 81, 1854.
TOR sALE-The brick dwelling house, with back
building and siahing the Of frs, by
New York The situated street. bctwesa oh and
lin streets Of the heahiest In Washington
The house contains Is and has front
building 10 all he aoa Also pump q water in the yard and
C. WOODWARD,
Dec so-t Penn avenue, between oih and Ilth
CARD To THE PUsLlc.--IIavns retired from III. luu4
Washington capenr business At the old
stand q DAYS Garrett In returning thanks friends
the same
able terms, md the shortes,
Dec s1som ''''' " ~ WHO give Geo s'' W s%skErr
IOaS H. HUFFMAN, Importer and Dealer IN ws..,
III H.. a., v.~rs or @
above. consisras in
Asdss sherry Port Of various sade. Champagne, qu~u
Asren, variety Of Rhine wine, some Of It sparkling
- 80 per dozen highest order.
And Numerous other kads Of wine.
Nso, very superior pale scheidsas GIN
matea rum hns OLD ~hsssy Irish cardss,s
Dec S-a;.wisv
IMPORTED Aiss and Brswn s4ous.-Muir h Son,
sparkling Ednaarxh 4. Bysss, Loadoa porter ia
quarts and p'ss, for sale by RoBr. D. TwEEBY
Dec is-cosJani '''' '''' ''''
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By j. G. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF VERY VALUABLE UNIwPROyED
u property Capiolsn hotel
aeon Thurnday afternoon, January
PREMISES shall offer or sale valuable
suatsd at the north New
mediaey opposite the railroad dcpo having
feet inches New jersey avenue unning alley
also, front of l35 feet street, fronting depot.
The will be ubdvided purchasers plat which
will exhibited
The attention of capitalists and respectfully
called this snle n0dng opportunity
Of the best properly or business offered
this city.
Terms: One third residue equal
at sx twelve and eighteen month";
secured by deed OF trust on the premises.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
DecM-d Auctioneer.
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S'n Asam Mn
nnue1bt
q ry
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OFFICIAL.

DEPARTMENT bHATx,
Washnyion, December -, 1854
The following proclamation by his exceency Lieutenant
Governor VI Nova Scotia, which relates ma w
been officially communicated TO this department
PROVINCE OF NOVA SCOTIA