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ENGLANp's LAST DODGE.

We have lately had occasion To examine
crincally, ths New Nap of that portion of
North America exhibiting the United States
and Territories, the Cansdas, Now Brunswick,
Noya Scotia, and Mexico. Also, Central Amer
isa snd tho VI est India Islands; compiled from
the most recent surveys and authentic sources.
Published By Jacob Monk, Baltimore, Nd,
1853" ''t
This ma has been hawked about here with
q great flourish Of trumpets. The title of it
begins with bad grammar New Map Of that
portion Of North America exhibiting" DC.
The title il false, inasmuch az instead of con.
tanning the Yves! India Islands, it contains
only portion Of them-not containing the
a0hois of ST. Domingo, or any Of those east and
south Of it. This, however, is triAs COM
pared With its deplorabls blunders IF they be
NOT something worSel in other respects. For
example: the subject Of the geography of
Central lmerics is, at this time, becoming one
Of deepest interest 20 the United States. The
msp processes to be compiled from the most
recent surveys and authentic sources. Nov,
Political geography Of Central Ameries, abound
syerywhe and there is not shadow of diff.
ference ~ 70 the true facts among any of these
authsp.ic sources, for the geographical and
political facts are all Of them perfectly Ger.
cain, undsnied, and undesirable, in all
quarters. And, a. to recent surveys, great
number Of maps exist, containing the results
of recent surveys or explorations in Central
America Now, to begin-this map places in
the Republic of Mexico, bounded on the north
by Yreatan, west by Tobacco and Chiapas,
south by Gnstsmsla, and east, by what is
called on this map Belize, the province of Vera
Pu-tLus making that an inland province of
the Mexican Republic. This Ii An error 50
stupid a. 70 be almost past bei-sf it being pei :
fscuy notorious, and found in every book
American, knglish, or Spanish-tbat Vera
Pas 1. g dependency or portion Of the present
State Of Guatemala -A..
Then comes next what can scarcely be call
ed Q nero error, because il Is rather scanda'
lous imposition or misrepresentation, copied
from the wilifully false and corrupt maps pub
'Iisled In England. The Belize is q, perfectly
well defined territory of courtry-defned by
three tresties and by sc of Parliament, with
limits as perfectly we'll established, and
thoroughly and automatically known, rs those
of the District Of Columbia 1t l. little dis
triot On the coast Of the bay Of Honduras
bounded between tho rivers Wallace and sionn
On the coast, and having the course Of those
rivers from their source to the sea, a. Its lin
liza inland. These riyeD arc omitted from thi'
map, notwithstanding it is on large scale
and the limits Of the Belise are set down nrbi-
sarily, commensing with the hey OF Espirita
santo on the portl, and running down to the
river Gar toop,, and extending arbitrarily into
:, ,n,.r;or. % As to constitute territory Of
d lsss. ten times the nasninAf = Ne *s~
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STREET PREACHING IN NEW YORK.

6I6EET fh6AC61N9 IN NEW YORK.
The Tribune of yesterday gives rs the fol-
lowing in relation to one of the most intolerable
nuisanoes Of the day: 4@tt.-. ...''.'i-
The aboninstion Of bowling in the public
streets and squares ell day On SUNDAY BY a
gang of blatant lunatics, is getting to be in
tolerable. The abstract question of freedom
OF speech has been amply settled in favor of
the free speech party, as it should have been !;
but though aman has legal right to speak
bis mind in public when and how he pleases,
ne certainly has no right to bawl and below
80 as to annoy every body who live within three
blocks of his location. These loud-voiced
fanatics must DO tanned down or stopped al
together. 'ti'
STREET PREACHING NHEw YORK.
Yesterday morning, while one Of the street
preachers was holding forth ut the west tend
Of the new City Hall ruins, number of tur-
bulent characters threw bricks and stones ut
him. The police soon dispersed the crowd, but
failed to arrest tho rioters.
In the afternoon several persons were ar
rested and looked up for disturbing the preach
ors in their harangues from the steps of the
City Hall. ...... =,
STREET PREACHING IN BROOKLY1.
Stated preaching as usual took place in the
City Park yesterday. before respectable au-
dience as regards numbers The only preach
or on this sccasion was woman-an Irish
protsstant-who confined her discourse to the
explanations Of quotations from Scripture,
which nome could hear but those Immediately
in front of her. -
STREET PREACHING IN wILL1AAsBuRGH.
There was street preaching yesterday after
neon ct tho junction Of North Fourth and North
Second Sta. The gathering was much smaller
than usual, and no disposition was .evinced to
create a disturbance. -
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DUEL In NIssIssIpPr.-We copy the fellow
ing from the Mississippi Prse Trader, of Aug.
18th:
From letter addressed to friend we learn
that there was, on the evening of tho 14th, an
affair of honor near Bayou Sara. The partiss
were DIR. Witchen and Dr.. Beechnor They
fought at ten PAGES, with pistols Two shots
were exchanged, and neither party was wound.
ed. Major Kelly acted as friend Of DR.. Witchen
and Dr.. Ewing as the friend of Dr. Beechnor..
After the exchange of shots Dr. Ewing de-
clared that propositions could be received; and
that if Major Kelly declined, then he major
Kelly would meet him, DIR. Ewing,) as the
friend Of Beechnor, the next morning.
holly accepted tho former opposition. DR.,
Witehen intimated that he was satisfied as far
as DR.. Beechnor was concerned, but declined
anything further. DR.. Beechnor did not con.
sidor this satisfactory and declined receiving
it, stating at the same time the conditions on
which he would leave the ground. No ad.
justment was made, and they left the field to
meet the next day at 3 O'Clock, P. H., on the
opposite side of the river, with shot guns, with
sixteen buckshot, at thirty PAGES. The par.
ties, however, we're arrested and placed under
bonds to keep the peace. We are gratifed to
learn that the affair terminated without fatal
consequences
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THINGS IN PHILADELpHIa
PHILADELPHIA, August, rs, 49,


The Political Fight-Questtons for the Tenn
peramcs Convemtiom-Suecesstn Fishing
A Large Vote-Heavy Receipts-A Needed
Reforni-PGrAsnson's Gardens, tc.
The triangular political fight now waging
and raging in this city, calls forth some sharp
things from our partizan editors. The Penn
syivanian requests the Temperance Convention
to examine particularly the merits of Joshua
s. Fletcher, Geo. R. Smith, VIM A. Crabse
and Samuel G.. Hamilton. Smith Is said to
have been borer in the speculations of
Crabbe for the sale of his vote, and Fletcher
and Hamilton are charged with notorious
drunkenness. These gentlemen are on the
Wing and Native tickets for the Assembly.
On Thursday morning, four men started
in small boat, from tho Tamany Pea Shore
Fish House, on fishing excursion, and when
a few hundred yards from the Jersey Shore,
dropped anchor, baited their hooks and com
menced operations. They continued in the
same spot few minutes less than two hou, 6
and in that time caught 427 white perch. The
lines used were Of the ordinary kind, and the
hooks of a peculiar character.
At the recent election to nominate candi-
dates for the Democratic Party, Mr., james
Landy, the candidate for Congress in the Third
District, composed of the 11th, 18th, 10Th. l7th
18th, and part Of the 10Th Wards, received
1860 votes, Alex. Crawford Is, and VIM Good
win l.
The forty. third Philadelphia Booksellers
Trade Sale commenced this morning, and will
continue daily till the whole catalogue (45O
pages) is disposed Of
The amount of coal transported on the Phil
adelphia and Reading Railroad. during the
week ending Thursday, August "a, was Fifty
two thousand two hundred and ninety 81 K tons
Under the former directors of the county
prison 1t was customary to allow females of q
disreputable character to furnish their celli
in luxurious manner, when sentenced to i'm
prisonment and to be fed sumptuously by
their associates without. 4 new rule has beer
established by the present board Of inspectors
which requires that all prisoners should far,
alike, which is the evident intent of the Law.
At Parkinson's illuminated garden on Ches
nut street, series of grand monster concert.
are to be given, commencing this evening and
continuing all the week A number of popu.
lar pieces will be performed this evening, in
Guiding the Firemen's Quadrille. com position
by Julien, and to DO performed by one hun
dred musicians Miss Louisa Tourny will alst
sing ballads
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house nsvef falls 70 msst tksss fasofi,ss Of
Alexandria
The Sentinel of this morning rsps our friend
e Mercury pretty strongly on his Alexandria
news items
The Pioneer Mills have contracted with
Messrs Corbin and Pulliam, Of Orange, for
forty Thousand -four barrels. So says the
Sentinel.
The Old Defenders Of Baltimore are expected
to visit us On the 18th of September. They
xiH BE received with true Virginia hospitality.
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REDUCTION In rHn PRIcn or CArrLl.-The
drought has been so great in New York State,
that the farmers arc selling their cattle fol
want Of grass. Cows, which commanded $40
per head last spring, are selling at Pultney,
New York, for $l2; and sheep in proportion.
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fnily.dshnsd and we'll known limits OF the
trus Belize. -
Looking at another part Of the map, xssee
a huge territory carved out of the Stats Of
Honduras and Nicaragua, and designated as
Mosquito" Ne such territory exists intact
or in law. No such territory d authorized BY
any thing except the impudent and eontempti-
BILE awindling sonirivsnces lord Pa,merston,
and his tool, Chatdeld got up in defiance Of
truth, law, honor, and common sense, and at
all times, past and present, constantly repealed
and spit upon BY all the rest of the world, and
admitted even by English ministers themselves
to be nothing but q mean trick for cheating
Central America and the United States
Now, it strikes Us most forcibly, that this
Mr.. Monk rnust have been sent over from
England to foist upon the community here,
these English iabriestions, and to enbarrass
rs by difuang false impressions in the popu-
lar mind in regard to the political geography
Of Central America. - L,
1t Il to be hoped that all who possess these
maps will draw brush over the Central
American portion Of them; and tn a. no Amer
lean will either buy one or suffer it to disgrace
his premises, until Mr. Monk satisfies them
that he is not an English emissary by thorough
~ correcting his present plates and putting
out new impression with tolerably correct,
or at least, not apparently deliberately false
representation Of Central America. ..
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BT The revolution in Spain is regarded with
extreme joy by the Spaniards in the o. States.
La Cronica, the Spanish newspaper published
in New York, describes it as " q rising up Of
all that Is most sacred in tho human heart
against political despotism, supported by the
most shameful immortality"
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OFFICIAL
Tr,Asrrr DrrAsrsn,r. Arrn,t

TRHAeuEr DrrAT,tzyr, August GO, 1854
Notice lie hereby gwen to the holders Of the fol-
lowing-icscribed stocks of the United States that
time between the date hereof and the 10th day Of
November next portions Of those s.ocks amounting
In the aggregate to S. $40 900, Ia the manner and
on the terms bersinsfter msn;ionsi, 20 wit:
In case Of any contingent competition, within Shs
smcunt fts.ed, preference vii he given IN the or
der OF time In which said stocks may be oasrsd In
certificates, duly assigned 70 the United States BY
the parties who are to receive the amount ttsr'o,,
must Be transmitted 70 this department upon d.
recep: whereof, price will b pei compounded
Of the following particulars:
l. The par valus, or amount specified In each or.
lifcate.
. premium on the stock Of the loan authorized
by the art OF July, 1886, redsemsble November IL.
1885, OF per cen :; on the stock Of the loan 81,
thorised BY ths oct Of 1872 redeemsble Sist Dscen
her 1852, of III per cent on ths stock Of the loans
authorized by the scts OF 1s47 and 'S4s and redeem
able, the former on the Slf Deoembsr. 1857, and
the latter the cot june, 1863. Of Is Per cent;
sui the stock OF the loan lthorissi by the act
Of 1850, and redesmsble on the Slst D,cember, 1854
Commonly called the Texan INDEMNIFY SIX per
cent.
3 Interest on the par Of ssch certificate from the
LIST OF July 1854, to the date ef receipt and settle
msnt at the Treasury, with the allowance (for the
money 10 reach the owner Of one days interest," In
sdd'tien.
Payment for said stocks WIZ be made In drafts OF
TIE Treasu~r Of the United States, the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York. OF PhilsdelphiA, ss
the parties may direct.
But certificate will be entitled TO the benefit o.
this notice which shall not be actually received -
the Treaury on or before the said 2sth day Of No
vember next. .g
JAMES GUTHRIE, see
aug 2S-dt20rov Secretary Of Treasury.
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II livery STABLE.-The subscriber hes
IL rented the Stable on B, between 9th and 9Th
streets. and fronting the Canal and Is ready to re
cei'e horses on livery. His long exper ence in the
Of horses iustidss him in saying that they VIII
Ee vel attended to JAS. GATkS.
aug 29-t 81,
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DRY GOODS At A DIsCOuKr.-In the face Of
the fact that dry goods are now selling for less
than cost IN New York city, and that Messrs.
Wilmsdings 4 Noun. are forcing of half
millions worth week, at auction, the imports
yet continue enormously large
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- ENGLISH RAT TKRRIEaS For sale,
An two PUPPYE, full blooded English Rss
1rrr,ur Puppies. Price $40 Pr pair. .-.-'
Also, one blooded Newfoundland Slut.
Address "a c." ct the Star offos- .-
1Q-TuT,10
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EAST WASHINGTON SEMINARY.

EAST WASHINGTON SEMINARY,
Virginia aren0e, between 4h and 9th ttreets east
I HE fall term Of this institution, consisting OF
4 two depsrsmep Primary and academic, will
commence on KOND.7Y, the 4th day Of September
next. H
The oou,se Of study embraces all the branches
taught in the best schools
For terms, &c. ZEE circulars, or enquire Of
A. g. MARL4TT,
aug Zs-lW" Principal.
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OsT-on Friday night st the pump, corner Of
hsrylsns avenue and fth street, blk Leather
PORTH MOFNAIE containing q small amount OF
money and soms valusble papers in favor Ct q. W.
Hinton. The finder vii Re lib'rslly rewarded BY
leaving the at Eolmea DIS Grocery, at Boswefs
brug store or with
JN0. ". SIMPLIFY,
At George w Hiptop's,
Pa. avenue, between 1 Il and 9Th "a.
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DRIDGIss THE 0HIo.-Eforts are being msds
to secure the construction of bridge over the
OhiJ river, to connect Cincinnati and Coving-
'tpa, bf.s - lr ~. ...r.st,...
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OpPosIuos.-The General Screw Steam
Shipping Company of London are about te
establish Q new line of steamers between
Bremen, Havrs, Southampton and New York
The Indiana" Of 1850 tons, which left
Southampton on tho 10Th ult., is to be the
rionser OF the line -
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y The coal product Of the world in the
year 1858 is estimated at Is, 10000 tons, Of
which amount 100000 were produced by
Great Britain, and 10000 by the United
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DOARDJNG.-Ag gentleman ana his wife can
ID be accommodated With board In q private fam-
lily, or two single gentlemen. Mechanics preferred.
Address "A B. at the Star ofBos.
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GOLD EXCITEMENT IN ALABAHA.-COnsider
bic excitement has been produced in Alabama
in consequence Of the discovery ot gold in the
Tsllapoosa River, by gentleman named Mil
nor, who had formed q company for the pur-
pose II tracing opt . vein of copper.
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mAkRIED,

-eTr mAkRIED. -
On the 2lst Of August, by the Rev. Mr.. Hill, Mr..
AUREN KNAPP, OF New York, to Miss MARY L.
NORFLET, OF Norfolk, Va
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~ q. U. (u. F.) c. A.-Ths Members Of
lIS Washington Circle, No. 1871, Brotherhood of
the Union earnestly requested 10 bs present at
the Nee tiag If the circle on "WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING, the 30th Instant at O'clock. It II hor~d that
every brother will be present alters Ct import
srce to all will be brought up for Their sons.aer&
ton. p =
By order Of the Circle: etGf
aug 26-3ts CHAS ". MITCHELL. G. J.
q = REWARD.-Jod, on Pa avenue. betw.
eDC eth street and the National Theatre, valuable
papers. being letters rscommendators, OF myself
whoever will deposit the same at M. Wildnsn's
Store corner 7th street and Louisiana avenue oppo-
site Centre Market, will receive the above reward.
aug IQ-Its G. l.. SHAW.
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a. jog sHnL INaroN resolves all the New Book
sud Newspapers IS fest as published. lie iv agent
ior Harf ers xnd all the other Magazines, and our
reader. will always End a large aud good sssort.
mert OF Blank Books and Stationery ut his Book.
store, oiecn Building corner ola street an Penn.
yivsnis avenue aug l9
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ST. JOHNS ACADEMY,
NsrNscest corner Of Duke and Royal streets,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
IIlHE Sixteenth Annual Session will commence on
L Monday maxi, and coEoluds, with the usulsl
pubic exercises, about tie Is: July ensuing.
1t is expected that ever student will be pregspt
ths frat d. the session. and pdrsors deairous
Of ?, teriag their sous or wards will please address
or call upon the Principal during The present week
Board and Tuition in Greek, Latin. French, En-.
lish, &c Si25 per session Of ten menths. Tuition
alone S. per quarter Of II weeks. .&F$
Circulars viii be f-rwarded Oh application 10
RlCHD L. CARNE, Jr,
aug 29-eo3t Principal.
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Pc ReONAL,'

...' In Florence several young American
vocalists are now studying with reference to
the stage. Miss Phillips, Of Boston. has al
ready made successful debut at Breacia. Mrs
Hensler, also from Boston, will make hers al
the royal theatre Of Turin in October next, and
then submit herself to the severe ordeal o.
LIS Scala at Milsn--thst West Point of must
sal cadets, whose diploma is sure passport
to future success. Miss Hill, she too, Bosto
nian, il preparing to follow, and is said to have
az fine natural gifts As either of them. Thus
Young America, in sending composers and
prima donnas to the Old World, even to the
worry hone Of nuaie, it Il beginning to pay her
long running musical debts to Italy. .l'i
80. DR.. McGuffey, Of the Virginia Univsr-
sity, DOES not accept the Presidency Of . western
College, recently rendered to him.
-. Captain Hollins Is at the Revere House,
Boston
80. John B. Cough, tho we'll known, dsvo-
ted and efficient advocate of temperance stated
in late speech in Londen, that out Of 500 900
persons who had signed the pledge in the
United States, 1906 had broken it.
go. 1t is said that the number Of visitors at
the White Sulphur springsi is greater than Wal
ever before known. few days ago it was i'm
possible to obtain lodgings within five miles
Of tho Springs, all the private houses being
filed with guests. Visitors are sleeping in
passages on stair ways, and even on porches
and when a rain occurs suddenly at night, there
is some difficulty in finding shelter
-. The editor Of the Springfield Repubii-
can tells the ladies Of that city to practise a,
| home the art of raising tae dress for muddy
| day in the streets. He recently saw an instsnc.
where the display Of hand s breadth Of aan
mel transformed 3 divinity into dowdy
| 80. Tho Albany atlas mentions the occur
renee of marriage in an underground estab
lisAmeat, known a. HoWes Cave, in Scholar
Co., N. Y. The affair was celebrated by FIRE
| works. "
80. Bayard Taylor gives the following as
translation Of one Of the songs of the Nile
boatmen -
] LOOK ct me with your eyes. o gazelle,I {
| gazelle, The blossom of your cheeks is deal
to me; Your breasts burst the silk Of youl
! vest cannot loose the shawl about you1
| HaiSt; it sinks into your soft waist. Who pos
sesses you is blessed By heaven. Look at mt
with your eyes, o gazelle, o gaxelle, You
forehead is like the moon your face is farel
than all the flowers Of the garden; your bee
is Of diamonds he is richor than king VIII,
CAN sleep thereon. Look at mo with your
I ewes o paxelle o pazelle ~
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q The Iorgc circulation of the STAR
alrkssit the most desirable ADVERTISING me-
GU. IN the District, 1t has more. readers
~ tAs cities Of Washington, Georgetown,
o.G A!s1on driG, than a: rhe other Wash-
! -g!oa daiies combined.
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o. REWAR D.-Strsysd from street, bel.
tDC l. tn and 10th. on Sunday night, . BLACK
HORSE, about IA hands high. he has thres white
FEET, small white spot on forehsHh, and white nos
triL He iis good in harness and well nsed TO the
saddle. will give the above revard If lef either
at Levi Humphreys Stable, or Buffers, in J.ckson
Hall slley. - ~ SATIN LiLbS.
: aug % ste r.
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a. The paper used in printing the Evsntng
Star lately, has been far from good. It is not
tho kind We have contracted with our manu-
facturer to supply. We are making arrange
ments BY which this evil will be speedily
remedied.
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COME AND LEARN YOUR FATE.
NTRS. GEORGE, late OF England, wishes to
vi inform the ladies and gentlemen OF Washing
ton and vicinity tha' she can be consulted on the
past, present. and future events, as her resiieLce
9TH street, between Maryland avenue and d street.
~est side, Island Her name is on the door. La
dies 25 cents-gentlemen 20 Hours from In the
morning until 10 &C oct at night
aug 2Q-StH
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" An entire mountain in Vermont is en-
feared. unless heavy rain occurred, that the
Gre will descend to the valley and cause ter
rible destruction
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Ci2Dz, TlCkETs, HisDBlLLS, POSTERS,
ri &C.,, &C., &C.,
r. PBINTED AT SHORT NOTICE..

~ The star' Onace In loented on
. ID street, SECOND door west from l0sf,
aear the janetion of 13sh Street and
senasylvania Avenue, nearly oppo.
site to fhe Kirkweod House, LATE
s.Grvirs Hotel"
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RUGBY ACADEMY,

RUGBY -ACADEMY, =
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
GENTLEMEN.
Corser Of Il and 14th streets.
TINE duties Of This Academy will be resumed on
] the first Monday In september.
Circumstances have induced the proprietor to re
duoe the number Of pupils and receive few, t.
whom be viii devote his personal attention.
Circulars ct the institution be obtained at the
residesce Of the principal
aug 29-lm q MORRISON
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~ EON sALE-The sloop GEO. WIsB-
1NGfON. lying at Eth 1t wharf sb, h IN
eS~ stieng order. Seven tens freight Por terri.
aug 22-u .-E