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Lord Elgin among the Yankees

Lord Il gins reception by the citizens and au
thorities of Portland (says the Washington Starr
must have been a grand affair--f thenewspaper
reporters have not colored matters too highly
Two hundred guests partook of the dinner. Hon.
A. X. Paris presided. When the health of the
President OF the United States was proposed
lord Elgin rose and proposed three cheers in
the English STYLE Applause. He said his
reason for making this proposition was, that
while he was in Washington, he told the Presi-
dent that he should take the liberty of making
Portland Canadian city, and the President said
he had No objection" Laughter.
His lordshps health was then proposed, which
mot quite up to the standard of American din
table eoquenee but pretty fair effort for
peer Of the British realm II will be seen from
the following extract that his lordship has been
no careless observer of the manner in which A
mercan Ministers smooth down the London cock
neys at their Lord Mayor feasts;
Il assure you il Is no very easy matter for my
American friends to astonish me with any dis
play of their kindness. j hive had SO many
proofs of their generosity, and so many instances
of their inuniicent kindness, that felt myself
proof against all surprise in that dieetion. But
/ was not prepared for this hearty and cordial
well off as could be while was under the care
of the city authorities but now that the citizens
have got hold of me, | find am still better off
than | was while under their protecton."-
[Cheers.
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NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS !

IN R.PAYNE has for sale tue lullowi ~ new work
~. Alone, by Marion Hnrlnnd, Richn ond, Va
The knout and The Russ ians Illustrated
Russn us it Is Cur. wshi,
Russnn Shores Of tie Black Sea, by Olsphonl.
Glod"s Traye $ in Turkey
Our Parish, or Annals of Pastor and People.
Art Student in Munich by ANN Mary Hewitt.
VaIa, or the Child of Adoption.
Struggles for Life or.the Autobiography Of Dis.ep
Min sler.
Mcrli uack, or'Life at TIE Loom. by D. X Lee.
Purp'e TINS of Paris, by Bayle St John
Katharine Walton, by w Gilmore Simms.
Behind the Scenes by Lady Bulwer.
Plurality of Worlds, with Introduction by EdvI
Hichc OK.
Caavar: A Romance of Mexico, Bird.
Minnie liermon by Thurlow ". Brown.
Dr. Smiths History of Greece.
Myrtle Wreath by Minnie M'rtle7
Sketche. ofthe Irish Bar, by SAILOR Sli,l
Apocalypse Unvei ed.
History Of Oliver Cromwell and the English Comm
wealth, by NJ. Guizot.
Life mn Adventures ofa c untry Merchant
I Two Roads; or The Right and the Wrong
Life Of Napoleon Bonanarte, by VIM Haztt.
The Church before the Flood, by Cum nings
Trial of Mat. f. Wand
Fife nd = rrespordence Of Thomas Moale by Lord
Russo !. prize % cts per No. Jun
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A CENTURY or RUSSIAN EhpERoRs.-Such
list as the following cannot be prepared from the
annals of any European kingdom, and scarcely
from an Asiatc monarchy. Russia has aptly
been described as an absolute monarchy, temper
ed by regoide:
I7l5. Alexis, son and heir of Peter the Great
put to death by order of his own father
1890. Peter the Second, son of Alexis, .ded
suddenly, deposed aud mmdered with him ends
the male branch of the house of Romanoff.
l710. lyon Antanovitch, an infant succeeded
lis aunt Anna in 17l0 In year he was deposed
by his cousin, the Empress Elizabeth. who con
fined him in various prisons In TAG he was
privately put to death by Catherine the Second,
during Instruction.
1872 Peter the Third murdered by his wife,
the Empress Catharnc the Second.
1901 Paul, her son,murdered by conspira-
cy of his mobiles
1925 Alexander, supposed to have been made
away with by the conspiracy which broke out ON
his death; but later dscoveries-fram Russian
sources, however throw doubts ON this rumor.
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TnE VIRGINIA SrRfNGs.--D. b. Payne has laid
on our table handsomely bound and illustrated
volume =" The pirginia Springs" by j. j. Moor
man, NJ. D.-1he work contains much valuable
information TO persons in search either of health
or pleasure presented IN an agreeable shape
The more celebrated Of the watering paees are
Autographed, and maps Of the various routes and
localities furnished. Anappendix gives some IN
teresting information relative to the natural curl
osties of tho State.
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Testi,nonv of capt IngJaham.

4 subscription amounting TO abeat 1S0, col
lected chiefly in pence from the working casses'
has been raised by the British admirers Of Capt.
Ingrahafn for the purchase a gold chronometer
a. testimonial for hi conduct n the koszta al
fair. The ohronometer has been taken charge
of By Mr.. Buchanan and bears the inscription j:
Presented to Capt lngrahanl. of the United
States Navy, by some thousands of the British
working classes. for his noble conduct IN rescn-
ing koszta. the Hungarian refugee, from the
Austrian authorities. April 1854
An address. written ON yellum, and enclosed
in a frame Of carved oak. accompanied the gift.
The address concludes ns follows
In presenting to you this testimonial, we have
a two-fold object in view LIST, To do honor to
man Of your bold and magnanimous character
.. That a. your conduct has been stamped with
appro yal by our transatlantic brethren, We are
most DESTROYS of demonstrating 10 them, and to
other States that the same sense of justice aud
of right exists among tho working classes OF The
British Islands. Trusting that identity OF spirit
NAV lave the effect Of cementing cordial ami
~ between the Democrats of the Old and New
World. we remain. Sir, yours INTERNALLY
Here follow the signatures.
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WITHDRAWAL OF THE AFRICAN SQUADRON
The Washington correspondent Of the New York
Times writes:
Senator sldell. in Executive session to-day,
reported from the committee on Foreign Rela-
tons proposition giving notice of termination
Of our treaty stpnations. binding us to keep a
naval force ON the ooast of Africa, 10 assist in
preventing the slnvc-trade. The ostensible rea-
son for this action is. that the present force oc-
casions great expense of property and life, aud
an increased rgor in the Slaye-irnde. without
benrfi ial results. The real object Is to eoneen-
trato naval force around Cuba, to oyerawc
Spain and the Allies, aud perhaps eventually to
re establish the saye.trade
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C0HMERCIAL.
nj, 20 and wheat Market.

LYrohbrug Tobaseo and Wheat Ma1ket
- JUNE IL. 1854.
TonAeco.-Inspectons the past week 3l6
bbds. against 81 hhds, corresponding week Il
last wear. Market steady, with sales as follows;
I'll bhds. frosted and common lugs at : 5O TO 81;
~ bbds. at to Sta hhds at q to ST. hhds
ut to ss-gl hhds. at TO slO-lo5 hhds' al
II - ei5-4i hbds. at Il to S25-5 binds at p
to 13J-and 81 hhds upon private terms.
WurAr-Receipts small; sales at ! % to 20.
WM. T. SMITH,
Comm Merchant.
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The proposition to change the time of meeting
of Congress from December TO October has sug
gested the objection that the Constitution reguir
ed that the first Monday in December should not
be departed from as the day of the assembling of
the national Legislature. This is a mistake
The Constitution specifies the first Monday of De-
cember, but it gives Congress the right to fix up
ON another day if it should see fit to do so. The
language of the Constitution is:--"The Congress
shall assemble at least once in every year, and
such meeting shall be on the first Monday in De-
cember, unless they shall by law appoint differ
ent day.
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SINGULAR ATTACHMENT Upon Col. Kings
plantation, near this place, there is certain old
gender, so attached to one of the mich COWS that
be follows her wherever she goes. lie has been
seen plodding at her heels several miles from
home never permitting her to escape his sight.
When caught and confned,he displays the great
est uneasness, and never ceases his squalls UNI
til he finds the object of his devotion The COW
manifests little or no attention to the poor delu-
ded fcllow-a Cruz lty sufficient 10 break his CON
slant heart. The gander holds no converse with
the other geese, but passes them by with mean-
choly silence. He has been in this state great
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OPENING or JArAS-Tbe n. York CONNER

OPENING OF JAPAN.-The \. York CONNER
cial, in view of this event, says -
And how vastly superior. how much nohler,
are sueheonquests and triumphs than those of
the bayonet and the cannon. How much more
worthy OF the Government of the United States
is such an expeditions with such results, than the
contemplated quarrel with Spain as pretext for
the acquisition Of Cuba. Ii will stand immemo-
rally to the credit of Mr.. Fillmore's admnistra-
ton that at no sacrifice of human life, and by
violation of the laws of national comfy, an i'm
mense Empire has been unsepultured, and the
light of commerce. OF civilization aud of Christi
anity admitted into its long sealed chambers
And what future is opened TO Japan and to the
world. How mighty events now crowd upon us.
Chin undergoing n revolution, preparatory to
an entire change of institutions and policy, aud
her people already cmigrating by thousands -
Japan abandoning non-interoourse and opening
her ports with good will to the youngest among
nations France and England in alliance, and
war about to desola,e the whole Of Europe -
Other events Of scarcely less importance are al
ready looming up in the distance Verify, the
world, and not this milton or that only, is being
revolutionized
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IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY
n OF AppomatloN;
" lliap Trent,

Il OF ArpomattoN
W lila Trent, PrH,
uguii ST
Wm E. Patterson an John D. l.. f. Patterson, ex.
ecutofs of J6o D. Patterson decd. and ndmrs de hu
nj. men Of VIM Patterson, deed. Robt Walker ~
W Ter, ST.. samuel Walker Joseph Walker Ghure.
SaPl-- an Mdly Ann his wife and Hem Walker, ir
tho two hitter be,Dg the cil lren of William Walker
decd, Jtnc Walker, md Ro-nnnn Walker Def.
CoMmrssIuNER's OFFICE,
Culver Han 10 Junc, 1851
Tbo Crcuit Court aforesaid on he 22d April 1854
amaae ether matler.. made following order the alb "
e; "lnc e, mt doth nd judge order and decree hut
the ,frlls Wm f Patterson and john d. l., I. pu'tcr.
son, adu'rs lie buus of VIM PAU r>on. do rcudrr
before ne oi the CON oil the Cent cunt al the
adm nistration al he tata at Sarah Walker tecd.
by their interstate. VIM. Patterson, icn ling lherc
thut pant the judgment Obtained bN the sai I'M.
Patterson tgtiestthe pin and ioned b, the snl ph
IN this suit. which saiI account the said run.'ri d.
rectcd to xaminr. state aud report And the
e1uu doti, faher udJudgo, order and deIee tia The
ame cummir do Ike account between each Of ,hc
egatees Of the said Sarah Walker, and tho said VIM.
Pntterson. in viii he will credit arh Of the said le.a
with his lr proportion Of any halarre that py
b. found due Ia the sn.d Sarah Walker. hom the sail
William Pau and will credit him by an, payn eut
made hy h m to the parties respectively and by my
deb due 10y the sal parties 10 HIM. and nuke n pom
Thereof 10 mi, count.
An, The court doth lurt nliul seprde and decree
that the pi Il % render an account OF ms ndminstra.
ton ef tie estate of Sarah Walker, deed charging
himself therein with the part ot lis boni bood-
due Ia Sarah Walker, decd, md e. ionei by MIN in
in this suit which said accoui the said comus sion
er Is directed To examine, staie AID sttte, and male
report ia this court
Ami The court doh further adiudee order aud decree
that the seine comr do take account belwcen IN uf
the legaees Of t e said Sarah Wake dec d.. aud the
PHI and report court
And The court doth further adulge, order AM de-
thuf unless the defendants Nm Z. Patterson and
,Joha D L L Patterson ndm'rs de bnnis non of wi.
liam Patterson, shall admit before the com asses
uhrent h. discharge any recavrry the pits defts
the leg Ices nt SnRh Walker decd, may obtain "a
gain.t .hem the, shall render 1T their nl-
ministrati the oi u eli sand interstate he
the commissioner, who is directed to examine
and settle said acrruni- aud report to court
The rariie- aoresai p'tIIs a,d dS'ls and especially
Nm. l.. Patterson amt John d. l.. L Patterson aud
VIM I EN- requested "a attend my .iIce on -
2st July HtX,h by 9o'rlock ia the mnrurlg Wifha tl.
pHpers ard eNid,ncA c,SHty e1alr mr. to tup the
atofeaai acroluts. JNO W. WOODNON o4'i.
June lg-M1W
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS

NTIlL BE OFFERED fOa S3Ie---
w higlr,l bidder at publ, nm. %
Lync.fbnrg m FRIDAY re ltt day Of a.. "a ~
loving property, belonging to the - ssai s.
Ten,tlli, deo'd. Ia wi: Dc esta Al,,. ~ 4zz
niet uad Child. and uHe Ek'ly tull.e.5'.," va -
II year- 81 aee-une pair IL Carnage n ah.f
Hol-eltp,d nna kitchen Furniture : iafi "a
valuable books rle Neg,D,< VIII uizl
The Maftet House: tie r.silue - ~, S'.d in =.
Except fr smnl amounts O. y din ~ ~ MS.
the 1T lay February next for aeguli,,i 'e sigpa
darse1. WI. II. TIiNSrtIi ipzf We.
June l6-wI7Jul OF " T. - Adm
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LTNCHBURG VIRGINlAN.
MONDAY MORNING. JUNE ~, 1854.
The Havanna correspondent Of the Herald

The HAVANA correspondent of the Herald
says the authorities Of Cuba are fully prepared
for the reception of any party Of Filibusers that
may lsna On rs chores. 1t gives the following as
the plan Of aperatiens which has been adopted
to resist the invaders.
1.-The path of operations resolved upon by
these Spaniards, in the event of descent upon
this island, is not TO make any attempt to throw
obstacles in the way 10 prevent the landing OF
any parties of Americans who may make the at
tempt. but that after they shall have landed, to
cot off all sble means ef retreat and then 60
surround them on all sides, and thus having
them. il were, in a trap To either destroy them
at leisure or 10 persoit them 10 die Of starvation
for let not be forgotten that IL will be requisite
to bring well stored commissarist as well as a
sufficient body of men, for il will be found mat
ter OF imposst1lity TO procure supplies for large
body of men at any of the outposts OF this island.
| am not much versed in military tactics, yet
will venture 10 express an opinion, that u bener-
al Quitman can bring to Cuba such force as |
perceive il alleged in the Charleston papers re-
ceived here by the Isabel be has stated he can
do, and that force be properly oiheered, and
brings nroper supply Of provisions he will be
enabled TO march trinmphanty throughout the
length and breadth of this island. defeating the
various bodies of troops that will attempt to i'm
pede his progress. preventing their junction, and
conouering, no matter whether attacked from the
front on rear ye. would not counsel any such
attack or descent upon Cuba-she will not be
conquered without much hard fighting,nor with
out the sacrifice ofmany valuable lives among
the invaders. A few days since, the steam tug
boats that ply between the Wharf of Light a
cross the bay TO Rega.were taken to the arsenal
and measured. to which, if any Of them, can,
if required, be turned into gun boats. Seven I
thousand additional Spanish soldiers are expect
ed here shortly, also the whole Spanish heet;
these preparations do not look a though Cuba
would be yielded without struggle, whist con-
tracts fsr the erection of an exchange. &c, ON
the wharf having been advertised for-the low
est to be accepted not appear rs though
a sale of the island was contemplated
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PROGRESSIVE

'E'HE subscribers VIII hing be re,arde ~ ID :.
n CARDS on old Fogie4 in THEN Business and for the |
pose oi keeping pace with the present progressive IA"
OF tie t"dc, world infrm the friends and the lU.
lie GENERALLY that from this time III wll oiirr l"'
stock at grently reduced price. and many articles "
much les than Cost 70. Cash. Intending 10 aei =.
good ith, they pledge themsp YES to sell their goo
owas any ota,r hu,e wlfp proposes to sell at cost
,ruudrr
All tl"y ask is call to shaw purchasers that hey ''
IN earnest, aud taeau 10 do whit they say. -,
(june Is ls) SrIGLER. NJ ERRN %
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There was suit decided, a few days ago, in
the Charleston lKanawha) Circuit Court before
Judge Summers. for the value of coal that had
been used for the purpose of manufacturing salt
and the jury decided it to be worth one cent per
bushel in the mines, which brought the land up to
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while. We would Ike 10 have some Of the older
ones express their opinion. and endeaYor to
.x,,ain the mystery. From some of his move
ments We have been led to believe that ho Is
strong believer IN Spirit Rappings,-- honferaffo
Herald.
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l.ovIXasroN Inn FL. ls54

TUNIN"SIoN' JtNf IElH Is1I
The ~ rite. interested in the l. ~ going decree viii
tnke not tint ! have appointed Thursday the Goth
dny o July commence taking the accounts there
IN named on which ny, by IT, o'coei in the morn ny
they are requested to meel Mt my office, with their
vouchers prepared for examination aud settlement.
Jun 10 w4a RIO. NIlTrEIl FAD, Com'r.
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! fwo liz. then, for the lott knew would -en

two bitl. then, for the lot knew would seh
EN-.
Next ladies' aud gentlemen. | offer three palf
socks hose. stocking or half hose, just a. you're
mind to call them.-knit By machine made ON
purposes out Of cotton WOOL the man that buys
these will be enabled to walk till he gets tiredi
and provided his boots are high enough, needn't
have any cornsthe legs aslong as bills against
the corporation. and as thick a the heads of the
members of the Legislature, who wants EN- nj
one half dollarl-thank We, madam, doilari
Nest, offer you a pair of hoOts made espec-
ally for san Francisco. with heels long enough
10 raise n man up 70 the ioadey grades. and
nails to ensure against being carried over by
land slide; legs vide enough to carry two revolt
yers and bowie. knife,and the uPpers of the very
best horse leather. A man in these boots can
move about Us easy as the State Capitol; who says
twenty dollars! All the 'ax payers ought to buy
n pair to kick the council with everybody ought
10 have pair to kick the Legislature wih-and
they will be found of assistance in kicking the
bucket, especially if some body should kick ut
being kicked-ten dollars for legs, uppers aud
soesl while souls, and miserable souls at that, are
bringing twenty thousand dollars in Sacramento.
ten dollars ten dollars gone at ten dollars!
Next i something that you ought to have,
gentlemen, a lot Of good gallowses, -sometimes
called suspenders. know that some Of you will
after while be furnished at the States expense,
bul you can't tell which one, so buy where they're
cheap; all that deserve hanging are not supplied
with a gallows. if so there would be no body to
make laws. condemn criminals, or hang culprits
until new election; made of pure gum elastic
stretch like judges conseienee,-and last as
long Us a California office holder will steal
buckles of pure iron, and warranted TO hold 50
tight that no mans wife can rob him of the
brooches; are in short,as strong, as good as per
fectas eifectua,and as bona fde the ordinance
against Chinese shops on Dupont street-gone
al twenty five cents.s
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NOTICE.

( eau 20 found al my oiire lrln s uol.cb A. III l., }
l. o'roek T a. ruy WHEN not oficI liz engaged. IL.
A. any writing inthc e"y ufrrel deeds colt ac,s
lsund othe Instruments. Foreigner dr.ro j., ~ ht
coming pptuahz'ai viii heattrnde u
"pl22'dts WAL D BRANCH
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EXCITEMENT.
$4,000 to 10000 Dollars Dry C..,

HOMfRlSlNGa splendid and well ~.
~ which the subscriber ii m Ihi. ia, viii ST
These gonds tire l. fashionable, md t,ly,a
aiten on of ever buyer Nho is now, or,n,, n.
of goods ioI present "r iutere u,e
They are of red becalse Il Is faskfoso5l.
Cost: M Il il may be lof z time before ato,L. 10
bic stock will be offered Ia the purchasi -, "a
the way ! advise all my flier Dis AMI H. ''ao
to come and Gel al they will want Tor ~ .on
prospective cnnsLmpion.
] need not attempt list of a 1 ii . ar.5
kno"n thai my u ok i, always the larges, nm u
asso'el in upper country 1t is quit cumpl,s
JOHN G. AlRgNl
June 10 Is
ENRANK LEsLIE's GAZETTE or FA-pIoJ
4 Tor June. a.
The Whiascul Wfman, Thy f. II Garen) N y
Dodd Family Chs. Levers last work,
Heir of Redclife 4 on
Gideon Giles by Tom Miller. "a 81.
Cr> siallinr, the heiress of Fall Dow,I Castle
by f L. Shelton, ., =.
The Bee Hunter, by Thorpe, o..
Ru.sia as it IS. a;
Defence of The Eclipse of Feith,'
kosSntls Speeches. log,
John. by Emile Cnrien ~
Apperon's Modern Atlas-34 Maps.
ALSO,
London Quar,erly Revi,w for Anri,.
Putnam's Ma game tribune,
$500 Buff En- elope, 90 crosses best Neslitv &
Pens with L ark Books Stationery and other art ,
too numerous 10 mention receive / ut MORSE
Jun 10
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During trial in tho Court of Common Pleas,
in London, England, il TRANSFERRED that there is a
custom in the silk trade of what is called :" top
ping" which means that the outer ends of pieces
Of silk are frequently made of better quality
than the interior. After the publicity given to
this mode of imposture, the fair sex will do well
not only TO turn everything upside down, as has
hitherto been their custom when shopping, but
also to turn everything inside out
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the neat Of right hundred aud stffy eight dol
lars per acre. The true value of our eonl lands
is just beginning to be appreciated.
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$ r. q ARsS "a H'ORA eco.
NJ I.ANGHORNE & SONS.

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN sEeARs AND TOBACCO OF
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS.
faNHE subscribers have constantly on hand ag
n stock Of HAVANA & PRINCIPE SEGARS|
the most approved brands. which they feel confident
inferior to none in the market, and which will be sold
the LOWEST CASH PRICES.
ORDERS from any part Of the Union will be prompt
met, and entile satisfaction guarantees purchasers
The follnwi rands are kept constantly on hand:
sEGARs.
La Flor de l'nbana, La Sultana
California; Las Tres Cororas.
licotencal. La Gotta de Aqua
Old Dominion Conuui~ta,
La Fiel de 2. j. c., Ri Leon de Or
La leresita, III Nuptuno,
Rio 1ondo, Pinutation,
Ri Programa, Figaro,
Las Tres Estrellas. LA Norma.
Herman Cortez, Prnopns.
Lafayette, e. Sc.
ToBAcCo.
Oronoco. Neclarne.
Goa Leaf, Catawba,
Golden Peach. Stanard, &c. 60
Septemhe 8-dScfs
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The Opposition beat the Old Line from Farm
VILE Saturday, nearly two hours. Iurfa for the
Opposition
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A c niuiaion No. a6 g

A c Division No 90 s T.
A full attendance Of the members is requested
ON Monday next. that action may be had on mat
ters of Importance.
BY order of the Division.
Jun I9-lt THE II. S.
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LnxINGs11N.Jnnc 2th.lS54.

I.oNINGsl IN, juno l2th, 1874.
The PARTIES interested in the 70 egoing decrre will
take notice that have APP onled Nj nday, the 7tn day
of August taking the there.
in directed, ieh day. by III ocloch A. NJ They
requested To my Office with their vouchers and
evidence prepared Tor examination and settlement
jnn19-wIw 70. WHITEHEAD, Gomr