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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-19

H.. AlI. JOHNSTON two petitions of citizens Of
... son for the removal Of certain restr;etions
"ppn m M ,ne Northwestern Railroad and
from .i,;. Ms nhASEoS: ~ Another Of similar purport
" Mr. HOBBS: OF citizens Of Chesterfield
asa.nst allowing the Inspector Of Petersburg to
'"speea sies !, nonr at Fleets Wills in said county.
nr,;,r.a.. MI. CLuBoRSE; Cogbill. Weeks l. Kerr
f.p'ie'ors OF the Nortl-Side Mills that the Flonr
Inspector Of Petersburg may be authorized 70 IN.
'i1ee nour manufactured at their mills
a. Dy sir. HOBBS: A certificate of the Second An
concerning the school quota of the county Of
message from tho Senate. bv Mr. prxr,r
announced that that body had adoptcd resolnt;an
s si.n the consent of the House 10 adjourn from
Ia.ufuay .I next to the 3lst instant and also that
Ra1aniah I,. alopted resolution for compensating
..a''.oipn Iatem, for services as Page in the Sen,
House '"o concurrence Oh the
r, SHORT TRACK TO CHARLOTTESVILLE
Rs;ra.s @ nili authorizing the Virginia Central
nahroad a Company reconstruct direct road from
onarlottesviile H to Richmond came up In order
r, oonie conversation ensued, in which Messrs
pvy,., - ELLISON, CARPENTER, CHRISTIAN LEE
nor ana Nelson took part, about the pro,
pei course with reference to the bill the resIt f
when was. that it was laid on the table and ordor.
GU W oe printed. In the course of this brief con
aefsation, Mr ToMIIN Indicated his uncompromis. :.
,so, 10 the bill. Mr.. NELSpN took pretty
'nucn tue same stand Dir. LEE moved its indeS
stepostponement; but afterwards withSre,, Tho
niolon urging no especial reason against ,ha hi
except that 1t would likely elicit much debate an,
,rnr vas no .me to give TO debate Mr. PYyDIy.
Ton ooJected that the bin would indirectly involve
m appLoprlation from the Treasury in its present
.ofn Dut objected 10 the proposition to {, roo a.
iouSe INTO vote upon the measure at the present
.,; .,e; us friends urging similar objection, while
they expressed their willingness that member
, snouia nave time to examine the bill, and were
willing that it should be laid ON the t.h,o .aS
printed. "' ''o'e ana
BILLS PASSED
Inc following bills were read third time and
passed: '"A" ''iie anu
70 amend the charter of the Valley Union Edu
cation Society. A""
To provide for the election of an addit;ona,
Commissioner of the Revenue for Pittsylyania
To re-charter the Mount Crav ford Water Wort
Company. >-
For the relief of G. W. snellings of Chester
field.
To amend and re-enact an act incorporating tn,
Virginia Towing Company, passed February %
1896; and ~
For the relief of Mrs. r. Buckingham of tn
county Of Mason.
On notion the House adjourned.
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MECHANICAL.
o-R. LOOK OU T...NEW G. A X.
&%l&3E RAGE HOUSE.-The subscriber hav-

o-R LOOK OU T.--NEW G A X.
ME34 RIAGE HOUSE.-The subscriber hav-
-----ing greatly enlarged and otherwise Inn
proved his store at No. 81, Main street, Richmond
va be gs leave to inform his friends and the public at
large that his stock consists in Carriages Bsrou
ehes, hockaways top and no top Buggies Saddles and
Harness OF all kinds usually made for this market
Saddle Bags, Brides Martingales Strrups Bits and
Spurs of various qualities and priess Carriage, Org
and Riding Whips; Canes, Umbrellas, ana Busk skin
Gloves for driving; Trunks, Vaces, Carpet Bags La
dies Satchels fine fur and Blanket Robes Horse CO.
and Blankets of various qualities and prcesma-
king altogether of the best Houses in the State
for persons to equip themselves for horse back and
carriage riding every article used for either is
bruced in our stock The public is most respectfully
invited to call and examine his stock and prices; he
does say he sells lower than others for he don't
know what others debut only asks of persons who
any of the above articles to look at his before
trying elsewhere He assures them that every in
dncement which can, will be offered to serve them.
To Sadlers he would say that he has large and
ried assortment of Harness Mounting, Patent and
other Leathers which he will selfthem at low prices
JNO. w. DENNIS,
No. 81 Main st. doors above st. Charles.
1ErQrn
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WAR IL THE MaRQUESAS IsLANDS.-We have
news from Fatuhiya, Marquesas islands, to the
18th July. We copy the following letter from the
Hawaiian Friend, written to the Rev. Mr.. Damon,
of Honolulu: .--,
''Quite a change has taken place In the state of
affairs here since wrote to you last. From dan.
cling and feasting tho natives have turned to war
and murder. On tho 18th March, shortly after
daylight cry was raised that a party of fishermen
wero cut off by the people of Hanavave After
considerable inquiry ascertaincd that the fishing
party consisted of five persons: two were killed,
the rest escaped.
March 15.-1 have been told the bodies of the
two men who were cut off the other day have been
eaten by the people of Hama wave. The people
here are greatly enraged they started this morning
to challenge the Hanavaveans. War is again de-
clared and there is knowing when it will
cease.
June 2a-Ths morning the natives had an engage.
men. The bodies of the slain were cut up on the
battle field and proportioned out among the victors
/ was told that some were so eager to glut their
vengeance that they cut slices from the bodies and
ate them raw. AS soon the report of the yicto
ry was brought to the valley, the women dressed
themselves in their best attire and ran about the
village crying out with savage eXultaton, "A hui
man yictim! a human victm
June 29.-The natives feasted upon the bodies
Of the two men that were killed yesterday The
relatives of the fishermen who We're cut off In
March last devoured their portions raw the rest of
the people preferred having theirs roasted This
is the prospect with Ills at present. 1t is truly a
dark one"
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LARGE FIRE In CANAL STREET, NEW YORK
Loss, Slo0,000-Saturday morning fire broke out
in the saw-mill of George Bruce Nos II and 10,
Canal street, New York, and owing to the inf1am-
mable material therein, it burnt with great ra,
pidty
In the course of an hour the entire establishment
was destroyed. The loss on machinery amounted
to upwards of $4,000. The loss on the building
and material owned by Geo. Bruce, type founder,
was about $4,000 The flames extended to No
IS, adjoining, occupied workshops by different
persona and destroyed it also.
The loss on the latter upwards of $4,000
No. 20, also occupied workshops was damaged
to the amount of about S., 1000 The other suffer
u. Frost, liquor store, loss $780, insured;
II. Fling brass founder loss $206OO, insured for
$500; James Stewart machinist loss S., 900, in
sured for $1,000; w. w. Wood, bag factory, loss
$500, no insurance Lyman g. Co.. loss not known;
ID. Sweaden, turner, loss $500; Dwyer scroll-saw-
yer loss $780, no insurance; Chas. Hamblin, car
penter, loss not known; John III. Mead, wood tur,
ner loss 5000; John L. Wellington box maker, loss
$500; A. Ibbertson, cutler, loss $1,000 Joseph Ap
plegate mahogany veneer maker loss $500; John
Buttikofler, piano maker loss $780, J. s. Scott
dealer in iron and steel, insured in the Mechanics
(closed) for $4,000. s- = rr
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"A COSTLY PAuPER EsTABLISHMENT.-The peo-
pie of Newburyport Massachusetts are rather in.
dignant at the great increase of their city expend.
lures, and facts have lately to light tending
to show how the money goes. 1t appears that the
city has sixty -four paupars to support and that at
priated as amply sufficient for that purpose The
additional sum of 5000 had to be appropriated a
few days ago, when the City Council called for
the items of expenditure These have been given,
and have created considerable astonishment. Vel.
vet colored coats at from So to $l2 and silk hand.
kerchiefs at SlJ0 each, and the like for inmates of
poor house, are rather out Of place in such a
schedule $ qs
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"
WasHIsaros. Monday night, Dec II.
Last night great confidence was felt in the belief
the result " '' ' "
Mf McMnllon professed to be in earnest, but
must nave been joking when he made his propo
~ sa.'on ior ah to resign and go home. Mr. Letcher
male similar joke few days ago.
Mr. Brown, OF Pa, Is an elderly gentleman I'm,
must be ajejune legislator lie was exceedingly
indignant at the members for laughing today when
ne wished an taorganized House to proceed to leg
Mr. Banks is man of positive position and clear
IDEAS but he did not appear either i'm his attempt
to define himself The weakness of men ,-;R an
pear when interest and desire become their mas
Something may be done to. morrow in the direc
Ton of plurality election, by the adoption of MIR
Ihorntons resolution, the same by means of which
MT Cobb was elected in lS49
Mr. Dunn of Indiana appears 10 be the acknoyvl
edged leader of the American party as il ns,v
stands IN the House. lie is clever gentleman
me speaker and man of decision. Horace
Greedy had taken upon himself the Office of whip
perrin of all the rcffactories but he appears to hayo
caught Tatar in taking hold of Mr. Dunn. Gree
ly must unqucstionably be man of talents how
belt he has many able helpers upon his paper; but
our conception of his abilities falls with knowl'
| edge Of himself. do not wish TO be personal but
must he permitted to say that he is one of the lcas
| pref assessing or agreeable men have ever seen
while, contrary to my previous impressions, James
| Watson Webb is one of the most agreeable well
| as one of the shrewdest
| WcrcI TO express opinion of Mr.. Greely,
| hused upon few days observation, should pro-
nounce him sothful, selfish, supcrcious and Graf.
| ty. know not how he may respond to Mr.. Dunns
assault to-day; but if Mr. Dunns facts are correct
| Mr.. Greely is a seriously damaged individual,
standing convicted of persistent attempt to seem
| to oppose the gift OF books to members of
Congress, while in reality he voting them to
| himself! This, however, is only of piece with
| his repeated denunciation of lobby members and
| ms present occupancy of such position
The Ainoskeag Stark Veterans have heen re-
ceived with great display. think they are the
most picturesque and imposing looking battalion
| have ever seem President Pierce and Secretary
! Davis received them, and our District military al
| so. Both these gentlemen look thin and careworn;
but no spectator couldlook upon them without obser.
wing the contrast of character they present. the Pre-
sdent. gentle and conciliatory; th0Secretary self
/ possessed and rather imperious A. D. C
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which fea, we may split ior 20 surely J. mi, !.
n.sa,;s,;o.i ~ uana.um h On ms p.rs, surely win
war A"fs VI clVu
The writer admits that Gov. Shannon ha. ....,
80 far in accordance with law, And rscr...-
tnat the free State movement has fallen into shs
nands OF those who now take tho lead in Il p -
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Y i. CU1k & Co. AUCTIONEERS
~. no. 40 MAIN STREET. offer their services to
~" Func az Auctionecrs for the sale of Real Estate
Furniture Groceries, Dry Goods, Horses, Cattle, &C.
It the shortest notice aud upon the most reasonable
terms.
Having large and commodious they will re-
Ceve goods for sale pirate sale without the charge
oi storage.
Our door sales of every de scption attended to up.
reasonable terms
K. 3. COOK. VIM MOTT
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HELD TO BAIL FOR THEFT.-On Tbursdav last
A. +. Crane. keeper of the State Arsenal at Harris
burg, and Aaron Coburn member elect of the
pennsylvania Legislature from Philadelphia were
held to bail in the former city in S5 600 upon
the charge of stealing the State arms from the Ar
al -"
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DELAWARE will never yield an inch to New Jer.
sey, said patriotic Delawarian, when the Pea
Patch case was being tried
"If she did," replied Jersey Blue, "she would
lose half her territory"
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TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS DAMAGEs.--
DR. r. L. Cowper has brought suit in North Ca.
rolna against the Wilmington and Weldon Rail
road Company, laying damages at s. 500 for I'M
juries received by collision of the cars in Feb
ruary last Ex-senator Badger, Hon David Out
law and three other eminent lawyers are his coun-
y.
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WISCONSIN ELEcTIoN-The official returns in
this State show the election of Barston the Demo
cratic nominee for Governor, over Bashford, Rep,
by l43 majority.
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The Legislature of South Carolina has voted an
annual appropriation of $1,000 to the Agricultural
Society of that State +
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President Rivas, the head of the new govern
ment of Nicaragua, is said to be mere prisoner in
the hands of Walker, who signs his name 10 docu
ments only by Walkers order, the penalty of
death at all times hanging him for refusing to
obey the commands of those who hold him in Gus.
tOdy s.r -t .-s t- =
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THE NEW YORK JupGESHIP.--The official can
vass gives the election of the Judge of the New
York Supreme Court to Samuel S. Seldom, in
stead Of Mr.. Campbell, as had been previously
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A VIRGINIA BEADTY.-A French paper says
Among the daguerreotypes on exhibition in the
gallery Of art in the Crystal Palace, and which
took premiums, was one from 7. 7. Barnums col
lcction-thc liceness of young lady in Virginia,
United States of America-and which was pur-
chased by Lady Morgan, of England for $50"
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% ARREST FOR RoRBERY.--Warren G. Ayres re-
Gently broker in Boston. and Oliver King. q no.
telkeeper in Lowell. were arrested on Saturday
night, IN Lawrence, Mass by two Boston police
officers, charged with robbinr the American
Express at the West, OF fifty thousand dollars in
gold, belonging to the government, the particulars
OF which were published some weeks SINCE wm
g. White, the Express Messenger, is also under
arrest E'll - ~ fesl7fa
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MURDER IN BRUNswTcK COUNTY, VA man
named Conner or ConneIl living In Brsnswick
county, got into an ARRAY with Mr. VIM. Moseiy
and one OF his sons and was shot dead on Thur.
day. the 9th Instant Beth Mosely and his SON have
been lodged IN Jail to await their trial.
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DEATH OF A CESTEsARIAK.-The Detroit Ad
vertlser announces the decease, in that city of Mrs
PASCAL at the age of I03 years, AT the time of
her birth 1--WE infer that she was a native OF De
troit) the French were in possession of that city.
The great conspiracy of Pontiac took place when
she was nine years of age, and shortly before
1t. Detroit passed from French to English proprie-
torshp, but she lived in the only ono OF the nine
fortified places which Pontiac failed 70 capture.
At the CREATION Of Fort lie Eoult, afterwards Fort
Shelby, at the intersection of Ford and Shelby
streets she was 2i years of age and when she had
numbered A years. 1885, she saw for the first time
the stars and stripes run up by Proctor, command.
ing detachment OF Wayne's army. At the final
destruction of the fort In lo.s, she was IS years
old. When she was So years old, fire swept over
and destroyed the entire city Of Detroit, except
one home. At the age of CD she saw Detroit again
in the hands OF Great Britain and at the ago Of 81
she saw IL pass back sgafn into American hanfs.--
Che has seen Ave changes n the national nas over
Detroit ia her day.
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A NEW TRIAL GRANTED TO A MURDERER
Martin Eastwood, who has been under sentence OF
death for some time, for the murder of Edward
Brieston, last spring. which caused much excite
mcnt and whose execution had been stayed by or.
dor Of the Supreme Court, was granted new trial
at Rochester n Y, on the 18th inst.
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FROM Observation-Disclosures from the Republic
to the latter part of October has been received by
an arrival direct from Monrovia. Under date of
buchanan, September 29th Hon. S. A. Benson,
the President elect, writes to gentleman of Phil
adelpha:
Our affairs in Liberia arc getting on as well as
ever, now that the political excitement has some
what suhsided. My farm will yield me about ten
thousand pounds of clean coffee this season. The
treos are unusually full and several have fallen to
the earth under the weight of their fruit / must
confess that leave my place somewhat reluctant
ly but as it is not my wish to serve more than one
term. Qwo years. hope to be allowed to return to
my rural avocations-the occupation of my delight
The Rev. Mr. Rambo of the Protestant Episcopal
Mission, is now permanently established in the
Mission premises, midway between Upper and
Lower Buchanan, and have no doubt will accom-
plish much good in this section of country as he
seems TO be devoted missionary of the Cross"
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.-7. AINSLIE, BOWEN e. pow
&E&&6 ELL, COACH MAKERS. CROSS ST.

-Qtz@sGABOVE THE BANKs.-The subscribers
are practical workmen with long exporence, and do
voting their personal attention to all work done in
their shop confidently offer themselves to the public
for the manufacture repairing Of CarrIages for
which they have superior facilities, they have ON
hand at this tiue. of their mnnafacfuye, good
stock of CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAfS, BUGGfES,
6e, of the most approved styles TO which they invite
the attention of those in of such articles Thank
full for the encoura cement have received we can
only promise efforts TO give satisfaction
to all who favor us with their patronage.
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ANOTHER SECTARIAN ExcfTEMENT--There wa :
much excitement in Cincinnati during the past
week, owing to the supposed abduction of q Pro
testant servant girl from the house of her emoyer
oy, as was alleged, Roman Catholics. Is turns out
that she visited the Catholic Church. where she
was baptised, and from whencc-she was conveyed
to the Orphan Asylnm, and after short detention
she succeeded in returning to her friends sssa-
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SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS.


~ i II J. @JU,OO0.-C0HMBRC
y SAVINGS BANk.-Office at the store of Quarles
: Brooke. on 18th etreet.
pepostors in this institution will receive six per
cent ON all sums remaining on deposite sx months
cf longer and five per cent, for shorter time
WIN. @. PAINE President.
X T. BROOKE, Treas. iy 6-is
&AyINGS INSTITUTION OF RICH.
- MoND-Ofiice removed TO the Store of Chris
Ten 4 Lathrop, No. 90 Main street.-In conae-
tgFhce OF the resgnation of David X. Crane, VIM III.
thnstlon ~as unanimously elected Cashier. The of
zee has been removed to the store of Christian La
iarop where deposites will be received, on which
interest Of per cent will be paid all sums re-
f4hls ON deposite SIX months or longer and five per
cent for a shorter period.
This institution has been in existence twenty
years. has loaned eight millions of dollar. has
Saspended debt; hes lost doiar, or failed
70 psy any certificate when due
JNo. THOMPSON, President
WIN. II. CHRISTIAN, Cashier
nh 5-ts HUGHW. FRY, Secretary.
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4 ZEE a. BAYLY, Attorneys mt Law, and
II Commissioners to take Dopositions Affidavits,
Acknowledgements of Deeds Powers of Attorney &C.
for the States and Territories of
Alabama Louisiana New York
Arkansas Maine North Carolina
california Maryland Ohio
Connecticut Massachusetts, Pennsylvania
rlorlda Michigan Rhode Island
Georgia Minnesota South Carolina
Illinois Mississippi Tennessee
'TdIaua Missouri Texas
iowa New Hampshire Vermont
kentucky New Jersey Wisconsin
20 SANL T. BAyLYi Commissioner of the United
States Court OF Claims and Notary Public
Office on llth ST., between Main and Bank.
-
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HOG MARkEr-Upto Friday last there had hea,
Killed at Louisville, KY lae sai boys with sS 80
u the pens. The market, says shc Couricr exhih.
nea very mite act,viy on Friday There was We
creased anxiety among holders to sell The a,,a
tations d a 25 net were nominal f'o
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SIC, most respectfully announces to the citizens
~ RlchmOnd that he 10, prepared to make engage
n-ns with parents plpils for instruction In Music
Oh The PIANO FORTE, GUITAR and SINGING
HIGSoR GEORGE pufsues the Sofegg system of
vccIllXation deemed the only perfect mode and uses
the Instruction Books ofdablanche TlCooke Creyel-
h. and SignOr Bora, lste of this city
~ Orders may be left at the Book and Piano Forte
rfore OF Messrs- James Woodhouse L. Co, l39 Main
street Sc l5-ly
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)VERTI6TNQ.

PERSONAL 1STEILraEscE-The nuke So
Daehess OF Montpensier embarked ON the lsth ~
November; at Geuos, for Spain A letter FINN.
aenos says Queen Maria Christina has come hsrc.
strietesf inccgnito, to visit her daughter tbe
aer daughter and the Duke passed through here on
.ne.r @ way to Austria, she missed seeing them tv
arriving day to LATE ~
vsla vMlsaila papers announce the death of Colonel
aieneia, aged o. who figured i, tbe hss,ss -
Trafalgar 80 -" Aea'uu ~ INC Datte OF
,.;n ns saaan OF Turkey has not, rs stated any I'M
tention to visit France and England. =,
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! iiftS Il SHINE, ,AUCTIONEERS AND
a. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, "A Msn street
Will attend to all sales of Real and Personal Estate
also 10 the sales Of House Furniture Stock Goods &C.
Gc. accommodating terms.
r c LARUS. JAMES \, SHINE.
1T
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~,AYIN(5S INsTITVTION OF TICH

&HiSt:LEs, 25 900 su-
- perior Cypress Shingles; 10000 No. | Heart
hhusles daily expected, and for sale low from the
"hHr Persons in waHtfvould do well to call and
ifhye their orders EDWARD T.. DUDLEY,
." I9ih st.. between Main hnd Franklin.
oHws- FDR E1LE.--A aIne CHK-N--
SElH3[ RAGE that has been but little 43N
,-.-ased. and . pair Of well'broke
Soenx HoRsES. Apply TO
10 lS-ts LEE 4 OVERbY.
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-. 18th street, between Nam and Cary, keeps con-
s-autly on hand an assortment of all kinds Leather
t,as and Hemlock Sole Leather; Russet and Wax Up-
.'er Kip; French, German and American Calf-Skns;
French End German Patent CalfSkins; black and CO.
Tered Morocco and Kid-Skius; Roans of all colors
tioat and Sheep Binding Skins; Shoe Thread: Boet
and Shoe Trees Mems and Ladies' Lasts Boot Webh;
Avis Lasting Tecks; Silk Twist with full sssort-
neot of Findings of every description, of the best
.;UaLtv- no 22-dSwts
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FE'ieHAS w. kEESEE, Auctianeer, Of
6ce with George j. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl street,
,I attend to the sale of Real Estate and every des-
slp,ion Of Merchandise, Household Furniture, &c.
Mao. 70 Renting eut Houses. Collecting &c.
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