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PERSONAL

1.-THE Hon. John w. Forney is to deliver
lecture at Lancaster, Pa, on Monday even
ing next.
1.-THE Rev. Geo. Hobart Doane, an Epis-
copal clergyman, and son of Bishop Doane, Of
New Jersey, has joined the Roman Catholic
Church, and been displaced from the ministry
therefor by his own father.
Titus Pomponius Atticus Bib has been
anpointed Assistant Secretary of State for
Kentucky!
....Wyndham r. Freeman, aged II years,
was thrown from a wagon and killed, in Mont
gomery county, Va, on Tuesday He was a
son of j. Freeman, Esq, of Richmond
....Among the recent visitors in Staunton,
were ex-President Tyler and family, George
Bancroft, the celebrated Historian, and Lieut.
Matthew +. Maury and family.
....John P. Hale is to deliver the opening
lecture before the Newburyport Lyceum, and
Joshua r. Giddings the second.
....The young American pianist Gottschalk,
who made a professional tour of the United
States last year, is about to leave the country
and take up his residence in Paris He goes
there in compliance with an invitation from
NJ. Mockart private secretary to the Emperor
Louis Napoleon.
....A Catholic priest has been imprisoned
at Chicago for drunkenness, and Protestant
minister arrested for hor5e-stealng.
....Mr. Robert ]. Brown, polimeman of
New York city, who has for several years been
attached to the Office of the Chief of Police,
has been presented with handsome breast.
pin and finger ring, both valued at five humid.
red dollars.
....Jacob Armbuster has been convicted of
the wi,ful murder of his wife, and sentenced
to be hung within the walls of the Jail of Bucks
county, Pa.
.... VIM. II. Mitchell, brother of John
Mitchell, the exile, has invented a machine
for type setting, Of remarkable simplicity and
efficiency. Five of the machines have, for
several months, been in successful operation
in New York. All the work of the published
portions Of Irving's Life of Washing ton, Ban
crott's Miscellanies, and a number of other
books have been done upon them.
80. John Coates, ST., an old and well known
printer Of Philadelphia, died on Tuesday even.
ing, in the 58th year of his age
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Fusion,

The Republican party of New York city Sc
leetod thirty-two delegates, on Thursday last,
to attend their State Convention, soon 10 come
ch at Syracuse. The attendance at that city
Convention was large, the ultra abolitionists
and wOmen'S right folk having matters all
'heir own way. Of course, more or less of the
prominent persons present were the new-light
ladies, whose names are now familiar in con-
nection with progress" as it is dubbed in
Now England. Their participating so extern
sively In the affair viii hardly help the cause,
when the men come to voting for State officers
in November next.
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Seventh Day Baptist, Il S. Baptist, New
Church, Orthodox Quaker, Lutheran, Israel
ite, one each; Protestant and not named,
41-I02
Married and Singte.-Married, S.; single,
1T-102.
Number of children, 256 Oldest member,
81; youngest, 26. Aggregate ages of all,
4,026 years. Average age, 80 24-5l years.
Somebody entered one of the Ohio delegate :
chamber at Barnum's hotel, this morning, and
stole his watch. worth $50, and $50 in money,
while he lay there asleep.
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WILD Hoe KILLED.-A hog which has been
running wild in the woods in the westerly part
of Woburn, Mass, for year or two vast, was
killed on the 18th inst, by Mr.. Sullivan Pierce,
of that town. While out cunning Mr.. Pierce
met the animal, which evinced no disposition
to turn out of the path, but began to show
fight. The battle did not last long, however,
as the shooting-iron was too much for the beast.
The animal had tushes several inches in length,
and weighed about one hundred and twenty
five pounds.
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE.

. W asLIA5VOII, sept. II, 800.
SIR; Having carefully examined and de.
iberately considered the report of the board
Of officers convened under the /" act to promote
the efficiency of the navy" approved February
%, 1880, and also your communication of the
9th Instant, hereby express my approval of
the . finding" Of the board as set forth in
their report. Proper orders will accordingly
be issued In pursuance of the provisions of the
law ERANKLIN PIERCE.
Hon. j. c. DObbin, Secretary of the Navy.
The H1telltgmeer criticises the views of the
Journal Of Commerce upon the proprioty of
cxempiinS raw materials, and particularly
wool, from duties, '-ithout committing itself
for or against the proposition.
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WOMAN RIGHTS CONVENTION "A Woman s
Rights Convention met in Boston, on Wednes-
day, and organized by choosing Pauline W.
Davis, of Providence, President The attend
ancc was quite large. The Convention was
addressed by the President, DR.. Harriet h.
Hunt, Mrs Caroline H. Dali, Mrs Lucy Stone
Blackwell, Rev. T. w. Higginson, and others
In the evening, Wendell Phillips was the prir-
cipal speaker.
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RAILROAD COLLIsIoN.-A dispatch from Al
bany on the 10th says: The express train from
Albany on the Central Railroad came in col
lison with cattle train, by which the loco
motive of the express train was thrown from
the track. The locomotives and tenders of
both trains were smashed. John Pratt, of
Albany, engineer of the express train, was in
stantly killed. f. Kirkland, fireman, Of Al
bany, had both arms and legs broken and can
not live. William Griffing, Of Buffalo, the
express messenger, was fatally injured. Ma
therson Fox, messenger, had leg broken,
and man belonging to Albany had his back
broker. The express train was from Buffalo.
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R,AID FOR THE ORPHANS Amor
~ FOLK AND PORTSMOUTH!-ST
MATTHEW'S CHURCH, Notice is hereby
given that their will be Religious Service for
the occasion on TUESDAY EVENING next,
18th instant, 10 commence at ~ o'clock precisely
The Rev. JOHN II. DoNELAN will preach, and
the Choir will perform the whole Of RoSsini' :
celebrated Stabat Mater with other suitable Sc.
lections. During which, a collection will be
taken for the object above specified.
sep 2I-dtd
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WHALEBoNEs.-The Boston Post assures its
readers that the aisles in all the public build
lngs, and the sidewalks on the highways, are
to be widened, to admit the passage of ladies
with their new-fashioned skirts. Several gen.
tlemen have moved out of the city, to allow
their wives and daughters room to turn round.
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% On Friday last, train on the Central
Railroad ran off track, near Palmyra, N. Y,
through the carelessness of the switch tender.
Fortunately no person was hurt, and the en-
gneer having found the culpable switch ten
der, gave him q sound drubbing.
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D The Virginia tobacco crop will, this
season, it is said, much exceed the crop of last
year. The inspections thus far show an ex.
cess of goo hhds. over the corresponding period
of last year.
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GoDEY.-We are indebted to Joe shillipgton
for the October number of Ute ipdisnens;b1o
IN the American family circle, wherein parents
desire to make their daughters ladies, really,
IN manners and taste-Godey's Ladies' Book
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10 The Canadian seat of government will
be removed to Toronto this fall. On the Dist
inst today the government Offices will be
closed at Quebec, and on the 10th Of October
they will be reOpcned in Toronto
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70 The amount thus far contributed by the
Oh lodges Odd Fellows, in Virginia for the relief
OF the yellow fever sufferers, is SI,748.
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Y Frosts prevailed over a wide extent of
country last week, embracing New York, Penn
sylvaria, New Jerrey, Illinois. Massachusetts,
and Vermont. In Massachusetts the fAst
was very severe.
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CURIOSITY The editor of tho AIoxor5-;o
(Va.) Gazette noticed rather SINGULAR sight
recently al the store of Mr.. John Howell
nothing less than a cat nursing a litter Of
young rats. their natural mother having been
killed by Madam Puss
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The yellow fever has made its appear
ance at the town at Canton, Mississippi, and
out of population of 3SS. there have been
IO7 cases of the disease, ard 90 delths.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-09-21

The sons and daughters of the jewish
eluzens of Charleston, S. c., have Commenced
making up clothing for the orphans of Norfolk
and Portsmouth -
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mo. 5i4.
Notice Of the Reopening of the DanyilIe
Land Office in Illinois.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE, Sept 10, 1855
INSTRUCTIONS have this day been transmit
ted to the Register and Receiver of the Dam
Vile Land Office in Illinois to prepare lists OF the
vacant lands remaining In said district, and 10
give thirty days public notice from the date of
the receipt Of said Instructions of the reopening of
will be received by them.
THOS A. HENDRICKS,
sep <-za"oW Commissioner
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THE UNDERSIGNED wishes 10 Inform lis
IL friends aGd neighbors that be Will open School
on MONDAY. Oct. LIST To those who viii take
advantage Of this opportunity for their children,
he promises the fulhlmsnt Of their most sanguile
desires 4. 4. CRONfN
For further particulars apply at No. 20 Wash
ingtOn street bet 4th and Jih SIS sep lg-3ts
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EAsHIONARLE pRESS NAMING.

AIRS NJ A. EATON announces 10 the Ladies
WI Of Washington, that she has received some
thing from Paris entirely new for Ladies and
Misses BaSynes.
Is YoUNG LADIES WANIED.-YOung Ladies
wishing 20 obtain a thorough knowledge Of the
above business, and also =. Il. Tay loT's Dress
Cutting Rule, viii please call imms lately. Re
idence on 18th street, doors from Pa Avenue
SEP 20-3t&
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FIRST G r A N d B A Z Z
OF THE SEASON.

TIME members ot the TERPSICHORE CLUB
IL take great pleasure In announcing 20 Their
friends and the public in general that their ond
Grand Annual Ball will take place az ODD Eel
lows Hall, Navy Yard, MONDAh EVENING,
September 81, le55.
The members pledge themselves that no pains
or expense shall lie spared on their part 10 maize
this pass of with the same eclst that has hereto
fore been eIperiCnced al the Balls Of the TerI1-
chore Club.
No hats or caps allowed in the ball room eyoep
worn by different Clubs
Prof Louis WebeT's celebrated COtilion Banc
has been engaged for the occasion.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR admitting gentle.
man and ladies; 20 be had Of any Of the Manages
and al the door on the evening Of the b'n.
MANAGERS.
Marcellus MarcerOn,
stephen McNamee, Rost + Thompson,
Philip J Ennis, Geo A Barr,
Jas Dobbyn, John smith,
VIM Tucker Smith Townshead
sep l.. Is ,2O.2l. q. 2i&
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ANTHONY'S
HAT kBLIS HM EMIT,
ELEGANT ChRPETINGs.

lust received, direct from England ard manu-.
~ factory, and on sale
100 pieces heavy three frame Brussels Tapestry.
50 do do Imperial three ply, and
IS do double ingram Carpetings
Also, 80 pieces IA, "a, aud SIS twillcd and
plain Venetian Carpetings, for passages and steps.
We are sure we are safe in declaring that ~
stoutness Of body, richness Of designs and COlCrs.
and reaSonableneSs Of price, our present stock Cf
the above goods excel any others before offered
for sale in this market
We shall be daily in the receipt, for several
DAYS TO come, OF our additional supplies Of elegant
Wilton, Saxony, Velvet Tapestry, and plain BTus-
sells, and other Carpetings, so that we shall be
prepared TO please all tastes; and. as our selec-
lions have been made from first hands, customers
as any other house in the country can sell them
CLAGETT, DODSON 4 CO.
sep l7-6teod
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NOTICE.-We have this day appointed NJ.
v John SCRIvENER collector Of accounts FOR
our Establishment. Those persons indebted 10
US for bills rendered lst July, or any time pFevi-
TO that date, are respectfully notified that they
will be called upon by Nj Scrivener, who is fully
authorized to make settlements In the name Of the
frm. We hope they wiz be prepared 10 settle
without further decay, az Il is a matter q gTez,
importance 20 US
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY & CO.
sep 19-lOt
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PLEASANT RESORT.

sPR NG -,
FORMERLY FANIER'S GARDEN
On NJ Street, bctJcceH ScreHfesHth Z EtgkfssHfA,
OPENED every day in the week, am on Suh.
" day. No spurious liquors allowed, but COi.
fee, Chocolate, Ice Cream, &C, viii be for sale.
Weber's Brass Band will perform every Mon.
day and Thursday evening, beginning al about
O'Clock. AdmIttance free. au l6-Sm
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NIGHT SCHOOL.

N teaching, proposes TO give instruction at nigh
in all the English branches. and MatEemat.cs. and
IL desind, will take class I'm Ancient Languages.
For further information, apply 20 JENNINGS
PIGOTT, Esq, Washington Library, 18th, or
TO Mr.. ADAMSON, at his Periodical Store, III
street, near the City Post OHce.
sep l9-lm
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R~CHURCH JUBILEE The German
SNA Evangelical Lutheran Trinity Congre-
CATION OF this city, would respectfully announce
and remind all Lutherans in this city or vicinity
TO unite and meet with them in their place Of wor
ship ON Z street north, between Sd and 18th sts.,
on TUESDAY, the 18th Of September, at lOH
o'clock, to celebrate the three hundredth YEARLY
Jubilee in remembrance to the Treaty concluded
at Augsburg on that day, in the year I555, be-
tween Emperor Charles V the Roman Catholics,
and the COnfessoTs Of the Augsburg Confession
allowing thereby the Evangelicals all the rights
and privileges claimed by them as the Church OF
our Lord Jesus Christ. sep 2l-3t&
SNOTICE.-TH BEN FRANKLIN
~ TARGET COMPANY No. I, take
pleasure in announcing to their friends and the
public generally, that their First Annual Ball
will take place Oct. Sth, 1855. For particulars
see future advertisement
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
sep 20-Iw
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NEW JEwELRY, WATCHES, SILVER
" WARE, &c.-We have for the last week
opening daily, large invoices Of the latest styles of
elegant
JEWELRY,
FINE WATCHES,
PURE SILVER WARE, &c,
to which we invite the attention Of purchasers in
want of first rate class goods of the most modem
styles and at the lowest rates.
NJ. w. GAIT & BRO,
32i Pa. av., between 9th and 10th SITS.
sep21-6t
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lust RECEIVED, and keep constantly-Os-
~ goods Indian ChOlagogue, Rowand's Fonic
Mixture, Ooer's Fever and Ague Specific, Keen
er's Fever and Ague Powders, KidweIl's Canal
do. do, Fever and Ague do, and all the Fever
and Ague Remedies in use. Also, a large and
fine stock Of DRUGS, FANCY GOODS, PER.
FUMERI, &C, &c.
o. BOSWELL, Druggist,
Md. av. and 9TH St, and 4 u and sts
sep 2I-lm
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-on yesterday, Goth September,
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books of the Department-
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WE HAVE THIS DAY RECEIVED A
w lot Of those fine CIGARS. Also supply of
DRUGS and MEDICINES, which, for purity
and freshness, cannot be excelled Strict personal
attention paid to physicians prescriptions at all
hours, day or night.
r. &. DYSON CO,
Chemists and Druggists,
sep2l-2* No. 39i, corner 9th and streets.
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IA ATTENTION, MEMBERS OF BEN
n "a FRANKLIN TARGET Comply You
M M are hereby ordered to meet at Harmony Hall
- - on FRIDAY EVENING, Sept. 2lst, 1855,
at N O'Clock. BY order.
X. e.. ECKLOFF,
SePzO Secretary pro TEN.
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Chevalier Joseph Bertinatti yesterday pre-
s'nted his credentials to the Secretary of State,
and was received as Charge d'Affaires of his
Majesty the King of Sardinia.
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GUN LOCK STOLES.-Tb person who took
u on yesterday or the day before, from the Qua
smith establishment opposite the National Hotel,
a q UN LOCK with broken hammer, by sending
IL 10 this OEice VIII receive 81 as their reward
and no questions asked sep 2I-It#
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>NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
VSa Those persons who have already sub
scTibed, and al others who wish to take stock in
the new Building Association are requested to
meet at Temperance Hall on neyt SATURDAY
EVENING, ~ O'Clock, for the purpose Of or
ganiZing the association. sep lo-td
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The Fair Of the Maryland Institute
There will doubtless be very large attend
ance from Washington and the surrounding
country at the great fair soon to come off in
Baltimore. In an agricultural point of view
we owe much indeed to the Maryland Insti-
tute' as its annual displays have greatly il
spirited the farmers of all classes in this sec.
uon In the work of improvement. We have
oeen familiar with the agriculture of this par
ocular region, and its progress, for quarter
oi century, and know that nowhere else is
'ne science Of husbandry in more improving
state, There is hardly square foot of ground
In cultivation within thirty miles of Washing
ton' at this time, that fails to produce twice as
much as twenty five years ago, and not little
produces fve-fold. In that time the value of
all agricultural land within those limits has
also increased from one hundred to five hun.
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For tho redemption of Stocks. e.
For the Treasury Departmental.
For the Interior DEPARTMENT.
War Warrants received and en-
tered .,,,,,....,,,...s.. 16l
From miscellaneous sources.
From Customs. l25
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Removed and Appointed.-Wo hear, Incl
dentally, that the President has appointed ex-
Governor Pillsbury, of Maine, consul at Hall
fax, British America, vice Robert w. Frazer,
removed.
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Nytw- JrHsfy STATE AGRICULTURAL
~ snrIrrA,s INST FAIR aaA CArrLf sMON. a.

~ spCtrrls rtRsr fAfR saa CATTLE SHOW. at
CANnNN. N D. TUESDAY, sept Is, - FWp>f, sia
a.t u,pf ~N oaf~s cssh rrea~u beside DIP emA
A. abe Fsesevc C.nuisttcr rrspee fJ ave notice ths
sne rv, msae a. sccepn date f.hhor Ha
Nishef. the sse Vat al Gambia The sonnd sonHh :.
atps uahs beautiful srcye The ~hols VII e seoefey
AMI te1ts s'as, sseds pens SC rfrcod i dspy
ue stc,l snd oihcr sers lRfsr ho.eseh hs' hern sd
en- and frrttd properly fsrr fss,.ef 'os Sfoes M
cftNtss sc fkHirrtos. The following hhio.a N"h
rs c have generously srsnieA fre P.sNc 20 ana . the
fs ku article. inrndcd fos dsrAy: Ca den and Ane
R.rusd COMPANY Ncvsjsrssy Railroad Comrany Se~ 'et
Central RsrO.d Company, AID Belvid'rr aud p-s
Rd Cctnpsny To prevent fraud snd deception hSh oii9
vii required tn freight forwarding th- sooi'
tsArs receipt os the PAID On returning tue sane
h,sd the anr, will refunded By the Comp,ue. Afent'
poromcr. constituting Of the h-U Rauds n the Unied
STATES will h- IN attendance durpg the whole Fair
GENERAL ARRANGEMENTS
TrFsp.y ieth-Artclc. arrapGed aud Visitors admitted
wrpsrsnAy leh-Cside and Hofses exhibited be tore the
Juose. JUDGES CO led IL ocoek TsvsspAy, 2osh-rnse
Flowing M.ch at ioA.M Horros exhibited in Aof at IN
Fsip.Y declared at 10 eeoek friIe Horses
and Fxbihted tn Main Ring AZ ~ Uolock Addres"
~ on the trpund by IN. Hoo J. W MILLER OF n = aud
Prot JOHN A. PORTER Of Yale College. Al articles IN
tended f,t Exhibition be ettered with ne Storeaiy
everything be the round by TUESDAY the tn 81 ~
ook Special BE- OBJ aimed % enter articles yer
TUESDAY 40 A. Further ufons Ion can BE- Obtained OF the
ui@orier his Office the Fair ground at Camden where
he daily attendance The Stock Rsisers aud Nv nrrs
P,oauees and Manufacturers Of NevJe.ey and ADJOINING
state. are earnestly requested 10 compete;
J. II FRAZEE Secretary.
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Dantins Araoemies.
DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES
n. NEw-YOsx, No. 500 srOsd~sy opposite Eeyenth't

IA NEw-YoRK No. 800 Broad way, opposite Eeventhst
BRooKLyN, No. l57 Montague p ace near Court-st
Mr. DODWORrH has the honor Of announcing hist the
Cssses will for the At the New.
York Academy sATU RDAY Oct 6, and at the Brooklyn
Academy MONDAY, Oct. 8.
Cca tanning terms Sc be obtained al either OF
the Academies.
M DODwORTH has the pleasure Of informing his friends
that szrreaby their repeated solicitations TO establish
Dancpg Academy 10 Brooklyn the plan successful In
NexYOrk he has spacious building combining every
that could be zeed by experience
and every adapted thu heahu exercise 70 which IL
will devoted The location Of the most accessible In
Brooklyn Courts Fulton and yre Railroads meet.
the head Of Montague place, but few steps from the
Academy.
soirtes exclusively for Pupils and Parents
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Cost ano founo.

7 OST OR MISLAID-THREE NOTES drawn
IL IN fsver ofJAMES T DERaIcksoNt Co, March II. n
A Howell Co. mon tbs 81 I'll 3 Que sept 20 AZ seventh
Wsrd R,nk March Is Arbueke Moore, months 500 H.
due 5, pit Metropot.n Bank Mach 2 g. shaw Co.
frby civ, thai all the above have been stopped pay aeu
as they have passed into ostr hand. BY the rghfa
J. 4. DERRiC hsON 20 NO. " oeeA sus-
ATy person naing the above viii be literally rewarded
tuning Lelnt 20 No. 80 Beekmsnf
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