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TIFF EDAIIYIAU UNION
LOCAL new

ihh hANeHASrs' kxcHAScE.-we make room with great
pleasure or the following explanatory the object and ai
- 'n "ee0naats Exchange Association Of Washington
one q The leading objects sought % DO attained by this
ogani1Aon the requast friendly conferences f ts
Rants and business Of this their exchange
w' no doubt prove mutually advantageous and re-
20 establishing og headquarters where the reflex
'heF opinions and experiences IN business recorded
'os iI I reference and guidance
WI moreover, be part Of their duty and strictly
Nha he province u this association give an eve 10 the
legislation u city councils and Congress (oar national
esaaFs) when are being enacted for the
y eur District especially those relating currency
N qua tetng Of Insurance companies banks de. Ia All
other cities IN the Union the merchants aud business men
aAe the initiative la matters Of this kind Why should
~ our city ater shrink from the path Of duty here under
The shadow o. The Capitol The liberal and kindly diss
ZION es manifested BY city and Congress during
series o. years past egsate for the general veal has
hefe has been delay doubt hesitaney would
nave arisen solely from the absence official author
na.se data 90 essential 70 intelligent legislation.
Our business community annually subjected heaDy
ont population during large portion Of the year They
hah sn n proper time, % 70 the basis which
viii be lsssened Il not entirely er.doated. "~'
IL viii be tie aim Of association to lend
hoaor g - hsy%g or their object the
An nechanfs md men Of fair standing can be
admitted q membership.
'.un pct on MAS unanimously agreed that the mer-
aIa others Of Georgetown be requested to become
on motion it was resolved that the editors Of the news
Published IN this city be respectfully requested pub
s.sAMUEL BACON, President.
Ioas u KLLis, Secretary
The rooms occupied by the Merchants Exchange Assoc
ton are on the second floor othe building OF Eleventh
street and Pennsylvania avenue.
The negro, in ignorant educated state, is en-
phacali initiative. In Pittsburg, Cincinnati several
northern cities the black population have been capt.
waited with nottingham form themselves
cret organizations with the view doubtless of aiding
white brethren in their abolition objects asoca
ton of slaves and free blacks has been discovered in this
city On Monday evening last the whole party
rested by the police while in secret solemn conclave
conveyed to the station house. After hearing before the
magistrate yesterday morning. four Of the party to
the workhouse whipped and the balance released
on the payment OF a small fine.
Stanlsys panorama of the western Wilds win be open
for exhibition this evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
WAsBrNoroS BRANCH RoAD.-During the month ending
April LIST $500 tickets sold for Baltimore
tickets for Philadelphia and New York During the
time 2l5o tons of freight transported the road
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Connecticut Election.

HAnrronp April 2The annual election in this State for
lieutenant secretary Of State comptro
er with members of legislature and members of Congress-
took place to-day. The result, far known fol-
lows In thirty towns Ingham {dem for governor leads
all other candidates. Minor -nothng) leads Duton
Cwhig) largely and he falls little short OF ngham There
appears to be election by the people, The democrats
heard FROM elect &C. and the know nothngs and wings
yet hear from. The result in the first congressional
district between James f. Pratt (dem and Ezra Clark r,
(opposton,) doubtful In the third district, Sydney
Dean twhig and know-nothing) is elected by large
jority. eas7
[sreoSD pEspATcH.l
The indications that there election of the gov
by the people lngham i apparently ahead but il
hard pressed by Miner The democrats New Haven
ever claim the Legislature so far
TRUMP nEspArcH.l ~
New HAvES April s.Large democratic gains Of repre-
in this vicinity The of this city indicate
democratic majority in the legislature and the overthrow
Of know -nothugism in Connectiess
DisrssSisg Effects Of The Gale.- Eight Persons Killed
PHrAp gLrHrA, April IA large glass mandatory
the town Of Progress at the mouth of Rancocas creek
New Jersey blown down yesterday, burying twenty
persons in the Eight dead bodies have been taken
out, and several persons severely wounded Among the
killed was Of Alderman Palmer Of this city, The dam
age the property which belonged Mr.. Julius Keller
will amount to near $4,000.
Markets.
New YoRR April s.-Gotton is unchanged with limited
demand previously quoted Flour improved and
trie higher-good Ohio 50 60 sic; southern is bet
ter-saes at 50 $40 $40 I2z Wheat is upward and firm
sales Of southern white So l0 Cornwestern nxedy
100 Pork is ,rfe hghersa sales Of old SIS
Beef Is upward and hrm Lard is unchanged. Whskey Is
better--ohio, 50 a32x cents.
BALTIMORE, April 3.-Breadstufs generally unchang-
ed Howardstreet -four quoted at 80 rs 50 80 City
Mills held so 81 50 So but sales reported Rye four
Sc 57la Sc so. Wheatred 81 is So rs white, 81 IS
So iono transactions. Corn is held IS 81 for
white, and OIL 80 cents for yelowbuyers holding back
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NJ EM GOODS, NEW GOODS wv. II. stanford, merchant
~ tailor hasasoms and vel selected stock OF
French and Enxsh for sartasie os Inc
pte-~ app~oscntsg made
order fssaonsbis sod elegant
possible NO 49, Psansyvnhs
avenue. side, doors u Thrd street.
MnfN a--1a 3wff
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wisconsin.
WHEREAS resolution Congress emil
ea "A reoiu.ioa .xpanaory of passed
eighteen hundred ard faur approved March y 1885,
his
March umo directed that situate
Portage
and which (ncndipg
fore whdfawn and withheld for said grant shall be
whatever until further
iuae DESERVED have this day been Withdrawn from entry
accordingly, TO wit;
IN the DISTRICT 81 lands subject 70 sale a. mEsassAi
NORTH 81 sss Sopra pseipa paeyidia~
Township ~ NE Wisconsin river,
ships ~ ANA "a, u range
Townships ~, 49, aud ~, OF range 10. :
Township ", Of III.
Townships "a, IS, Us, ~ and te, Of 10.
Townships Us, l6, H. and Is Of range ~
Tpwnship- Ia Il, ard 10, OF IL
Townships H. ~ ~. and 90 OF range IS.
Townships u.s. rs, ", ls, 10, %, aud 81, 81 is
TOWNSHIPS Is, 10, III 49, ~, al, and ~ al 10
Townships 49, ", is 49, 10 81 "a and a. Of 10.
Township. ~ ~ ~ saa - Of range ~
Tovnsni ~ "a ~ and ass Of range 81.
Of fAs ne te our,A rrinepai uaeyisa.
Townships IA H. aHd a. ls bank of Wisconsin
Of Z.
In The district o. sasieet srrgrss's Fcsr.
yorfA 9 tao base Hs Of & oarfh Princa
Tuwpsk,ps Is and 10, % range
gOwnships IS and 10, Of O.
Tosush,fs IS and ie OF 10
Townships Is, 10, and II, u
Given hand. Gegesai
Washington, ih,- Third day April a D. 1855
by order ~ The fse~asn,i
Commissioner 81 the General Land once.
Arsd s-sa~s~ flat aad start
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Powpsn FREsoH aRsy.--The Messrs Dupont
in Delaware manufacturing powder for the French ar
my in the Crimea One Of their mills exploded few DAYS
ago, but no serious damage was done
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HOUSE for Situated 13sh, bsssve1a
and streets, containing rooms, good kichso
stabhng
For PARTICULARS inquire Of Richardson, premises.
April 3--d3t-
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ShLGCr ADDaTAoSh.-Ss adj 20 day
~ ) cartons barge robes. ia nsod-sR styles
carton lawn robes. win many 4yss tMvBMs
rs pieces ehinsxs* trltaas, pro- - p4tf~,rr
20 do eoiosed hasas for senensns ss4ss pataten
20 do style spring silks
~ spring rtbands
100 pieces plaid and plain eambres an nanabers
40 do haroys de ian~1, styies
~ do black peculiar gs.sya alnh Il
case psrasois, assorted
Win every other afses eadns make
assorted.
Al perrons MOI Judges Of goods will
thsir purchases ~ wahaye bur pslcc oasy.
Daily addstoas o oarsi
An examination OF solicited
Delay in settling bills
Good articles, low aad d~ssa on ~ sl
PERRY 4 gKlrNth
Central Ssos~s.' West Building,
.Apii 3--dI0uf Oapss,tp t,+.as Naysaf
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FBIS h,dsulic
compsny har unqualified 81 ,ae tai
aEchtseB d-aent
~ the works under ms uard sMles F sas athe
" w WOODWARD, s-cr-tary.
La Front street., Nsw YORK
Mar 25-~d2mif
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Mad coafractsThe annual lettings q MI. vii
Tuesday next, the 10th instant. Some
hundred routes advertised and the indications are tina
the competition viii be than usually spirited.
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THoRoucE practical and educated Marysnd
healthy ssth which
ae dssde improve aad eoasers INTO purely asca
TARA and stock farm-
Tse nsxh.-t s~iis,onas sven ali
tons he subject fully answered
address AGEiCoL Wsshiazoa, D. z.
March E--!awIy
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NEW SPRING MILLINEHY.--Mis- II. Mcdonald tsnc.
N Mrs II. s
pornes aiarge cole 'sn q splendid ancy
which the
opeaing viii be Thursday next April Is.
Bridge Georgetown pest
April 3--dJts f
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Two Dc ARrNSsrs--In me dcpssta.a, Of spare Maen
nsfy l0eg prices, now
y lae department % goods.
fhe aS4oEinsHt il
70 toe Two cas.es purchaser my rely
ihey can De suited al az ttna> ~ loeAg
dsvnr aeh time 70 procuring article stamp
% decides excricRre of txbftc 81
Vast supplies Of All nas % goods general fny
consumption constantly On haae.
All vf ii stores she tvVe
three prices calf aud b. convinced
price oaiy ~
Delay 10 sei'ns bills rrescaS eapeetd acc0
Good articles, psces aasts rsgta on IA AZ
Perry s. BROTHER
.cenuai s,nsrs,r West nM.dias
April 5-dIouf upposte Market.
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H. The relative rank of the FIRST and second eutenants
the four adatioral regiments i Indicated BY the number
III. The two regiments of cavalry will be regarded
distinct and promotions therein be regulated accord
ingy Promotions in the ninth and tenth regiments of in
fantry viii be made in other regiments OF the infantry
Original vacancies win be filed by selection
w. The foregoing assignment OF the suboeras cpmpa-
mics intended only as temporary arrangement The col
ones will make any changes therein which they may deem
conducive to the interests of their regiments.
" The headquarters Of the first and second regiments OF
cavalry will be established at Jefferson Borraek., Missouri
and Loasre Kentucky, respectively the headquarters OF
the ninth infantry for Monroe Virginia. and Of the tenth
regiment cari.'c Rarraek. Pennsylvania The recruit
ing the regiments will be conducted under the super
intendence Of their coone to whom all the officers appoint
ed viii accordingly Immediately report by letter giving
their address, and suggesting thepaces their neighborhood
where recruiting could probably be opened the
best advantage.
The st and "a regiments Of cavsry the rcg
mens Of dragoons except the trimmings Of the and coat
which viii be geito,e, instead of orange.
2 The 9th aud 10th regiments OF infantry trifemen)
knapsack straps and waist belt which will be according
patterns i'll the Qnattermasers and Ordnance Departments
They will aiso be furnished with bae instead Of drums
The foot troops and the an corps.
will hereafter be cut according to patterns in the Quarter
BY order of the Secretary Of War.
s. COOPER,
Adutant General.
NorrThe patterns referred to in Nos and above are
those Of the uniform of the French ohcssews-d-ped.
In counesion with the foregoing order, suggest
officer who has not received official notification of his
appointment should his address without deay
the Adutant General of the Army we learn number
appointments have not been sent for Of the proper
address Of the officers,
EREAsuRY DEPARTMENT.
Sites jor oaaa Secretary Guthrie has determined
upon sites houses in Newark New Jersey and
Oswego, New York The price to be paid FOR the is
$50 0o0 and for the last Plans of the buildings
be erected are now in the course of preparation.
The FIN Asd,torHon Josiah Minot, recently appoint
ed to be Fifth Auditor of the Treasury Department place
stephen Peasanton deceased entered upon the duties
hi. Office yesterday We predict for Judge Minot high yepu
ation in the position which the PRECEDENT called
him. lie brings to the service Of the government unques
toned integrity, aga legal at,anments coupled with ju
dicisl experience and accurate business habits.
Change of boesThe Office hours of this department
from eight o'clock, m, to three o'clock p. m.
OFFICE DEPARTMENT..
Mad cosacts.The annual lettings Of iii contracts will
Tuesday NEXT the Instant Some fifteen
hundred advertised and the indications
I ~ he NOR thauu Nv tad
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psad ef IRE has been received Of
tae death Of Ms, scnrmder the lie Of our minister AZ
Stockholm, and daughter OF Col Seaton Of the National
lnegaacef She lady Of talents and accomplish
ments, and her loss will be deeply felt by large circle
warmly attached friends and relatives
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NEW GOODS.--p. STEER, Merehast tailor Washington
Place. hrs apsaed hrs sp,iag secds
bsscns styles he Genansn PREPARING or
the opsaiax goods before
chasing ELSEWHERE
and svssytSsg " fai
oat ma be had wbost going fnx,hsr
Mar as--2aw7wf
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OF Mr. KIsesrsy's Pcpaar Work,
BYPArfA; ss,s Foes with 0a FAT~,
Ashor 81 ysss,,, Alton Locke vol issac
Price " As
or 81" Hypsus NE tesos Ssefxso TAXI
~ his who
se.sds he ssas u vanru and quality ofesdovnenA
~ Of psoasiss.r
I'rs.vpAs.sd By Enx'<h
National Iasfissnesr
sale Wsshinxson ~
Apus i--Hswa~ fAfAok h SAuAy.
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MARKET Garden AND DAIRY sAse
w ss2@ta on zoe Potomac. Fairfax yirs,as
m,- i,cn WASHINGTON Inc Gecrsso~a and nsrn
uon ht~rsrdra u contains
tsgtonss afdsidrd. More
o. the nm beiar building
set " having highly improved BY
u
Address carssry Ar n toNEa
Mar n-eadr WsshinxfeG.
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SrRiss FasHioNs.-MEs A. sprR received and
rooms a5s April 4 an
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EsRINA BOILERS, ali si1es. fer sale by
w. II. NARROWER, TN stssst
April f-A near Pennsylvania syea,
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WAsHIsaros BRANCH RoAD.--During the month ending
April LIST $500 tickets sold for Baltimore and $500
tickets for Philadelphia and New York. During the
time $50 tons of freight transported the road
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lHenrr " black ..-..
7lJoha w. Frafer......
grhomss q Ees'iSh. -.
rs Alden -sfgrn ..-s....
10 James Naa Sssst. 49,.
- Lyman ts,s~eii..s.....
D. ,pslsss T. Palmer
, @amu.i X Harrison
xtss~orge W sasr...-
- Alex r. Tea Brock. i
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Sansys panorama Of the Western Wilds win be open
for exhibition this evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-11-06
HILLsDALE MICH, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER g. 1855

The Father and Brother were weeping
around as the damp drops Of death gathered
upon her marble features. She took hand
of each, and in few feeble words implored
them to meet her in that better land to which
she was fast fastening. Smiling family upon
them, she made an effort to point heaven
ward, but the "angel Of death" was already
there, unlocking the door of the soul, and
the spirit had fled.
Spring had come and clothed the fields in
freshness and beauty, and the roses bloomed
over the grave of poor Cora, ere Evander
Wheatly walked forth into the world again.
And then it was with n sorrowful step, and
saddened heart. In fiji of desperation had
he sealed his own misery, and wrecked the
hopes of another. And now nought remain
ed for him, but to silently endure the penalty
he had so recklessly imposed upon himself
In vain were the efforts of his wife and friends
to restore peace and happiness to his wretchcd
heart. His existence had grown to be mere
desolaton; And when few years later his
wife was seized with typhus fever, and con-
signed to the tomb, he became lonely wan
derer upon earth living on though life's vi
tality had flown; and striving to conceal the
bitter struggle of the wounded spirit whose
every hope had peiished
Burr Oak Oct 1855.
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Han pR,cr OF PRovrs,oxs IN EUROPE

HIeH PRICE OF Provisions IN EUROPE
The Berlin National Zetung, Sept %, says:
Not only grain, meat, oil and spirits have re-
Gently risen in price, but there is almost no
description of goods which is not dearer. We
have not known for years period in which
the advance in prices has been 50 universal as
at present. Imports, raw material and do
mestic fabrics are all dear. Many different
causes may be alleged as to the origin of this
dearness; one being the increase Of the circu-
lation medium both Of gold and paper
money.
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Written for the Standard
HINTS TO THE GENTS,
In answer "IIInfs the GirIs,o found In a stray
Gazette.
BY KATE LAWRENCE.


Did you never see gentleman
Gaze in lady's face,
Till her cheeks with bushes tingled,
At his want Of manly eracei
Did you ncvsr see a gentleman
Proudly shutting his pew door,
Udon the modest sewing girl,
Who earnt her bread and nothing m rel
Did yon never see a dandy
At bowed old lady snoer,
And. unheeding age and honor,
Her dress, walk, or manners jeer.
Never see parlor emptied
BY coxcomb in his pride,
Who, proudly pnfing his cigar
Others feelings, sets asidei
Never go to hear lecture,
When some half dozen boys,
Just es you got interested,
Wouldgo out and make noise7
Routing halfthe congregation,
And disturbing all the rest
Showing that they lacked "good Manners
Though so fashionably drcssedl
Now kind gents, though we're not faultless,
You have faults as well as we,
And the time may come, when you, sirs,
Will view ours less partially,
Meier forget whateer your station,
"Alp' have rights as well as you,
These respect, it is your duty"
Thus the gentleman" to show.
october, 1855.
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SHOCKING ArrAlR,-A correspondent Of
TIE Boltimore Sun, writing from Buckland,
Va, under date of Oct. l4th, states that
on the night previous negro house belonging
to John Hill Carter of Falkland, Prince Will
lam county, was burned down, and five out
of the six persons who were asleep 10 it were
buried to death--two men, one woman and
two children. The adults were intoxicated
when thew retired TO bed.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-11-06

The TEA PRospEoT.--The North China
Herald Of tho lates date, states that tho cx-
port of tea from Shanghai to the end ofJune,
is twenty-six millions of pounds more than
was exported to Great Britain and the United
States for a similar period the year before
On the other hand the reports from Canton
are that the expectation Of tea during the
same time minus some forty millions Of
pounda M lsf 81 lacs
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ALBANY, NJ Y.--No. Exchange building, First floor.
CASH CAPITAL, $780, 900.
This Company having increased its Capital 100000
now prepared TO Insure against Loss Damage Fire
Dwelling Houses Farm Buildings and their contents
vorabe terms any other responsible Stock Company.
All Losses will be honoraby adjusted and promptly paid
DIRECTORS:
Walter Holt, w. II. Howard, sfcIntiro Fraser,
Lorenzo Bates Nathan r. Brown, Wm $. King.
VIM $; KIse, secy ~; wIiITEnousE, Pres'i.
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JEWELISY STORE.

Watch, Clock, and Jewelry Repairing.
YE subscriber has removed his Jewery Store the east
i side Of Broad st., opposite his old stand, whore he may
found at all seasonabe hours ready To do work his line Of
busines short notice
eR lie also keeps Watches Clocks Spectacles Jewery
Cold Pens and Pencil Cases for sae of good quality and at
the most reasonable prices l. L. BRYAN.
Hilgdve. Aug,
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Eg Ned Bunsline is about to stat pas
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Il. j. CADWELL,S

D1GUERREAN GALLERY.
MIR CALDWELL respectfully informs the citizens Of Hud-
M and vicinity that he has all the latest improvement
for Taking Lkenesses. p Rooms Turner'S Store.
Hudson. Jan. 1855. 1y
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ocuLssrs sSD auH,yrs.

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~ epsipsni professional a. EgroFs os@crgef hi
fpofs4 ~ prarfrs its rccrnt fesfkas
tsNp'u' q dsck.s - 20 re ant sti os4-nsf
natfffuchts ~ tafsicultti~ a. 4
sIrenan aroash ~tSh go, h.Ao AZ ssss ~ y "a.
~ fAr, ss ~ 0fpe ST. giAnss asist u~ snsh,s~a
dssss enabling IL sfsfy ,ssaAne sabls1ig lrfsn
ttts kF hfst Communication refilsf Aif
gh~rHsf nsfinsni - rsftsinx stsfaci 4f<os
~ dsfFsF sr1 fgy caFHF fs~
$50, Af'iaf o. yupeni 1si nvsa'if bearss wbt
3t ffgu - - a p~rfrsssi mi sfsAi eye.
-ssA Hyy@ And BE spssty ss ~ ns'pfs Deleys
T. rus efhE fngMH ~ ~ iergig ~ ti@f herrstays
wfffh isfaf via eaaublsd viii Ian*sls<.e.
ans rrsetse ~ vsSy get,s " mo- ~ ersAss ne seN
al ~ kEeeNsW nspfn islrsE nfaAfs 9Th gsT-e a
srfs se.fsax ~ r.a-, 49,. ~
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A. u0si
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LNOR LyvKRPO0I-UNrrED STATES MAIL STRAIN
shv WI depart With ae Uuied sstes mails Europe posi-
lively Wednesday Octoecr 81 o. y O'Clock, ~, rum her
ng Iaequaed accommodation Tor elegance and como ap
ply 70 RDWAkD X. COLLINS, So Wall street.
Passengers ara requested 70 BE- board a. II O'Clock
Shippers please lake notice. hat he ahps Of this line
through ne Post cmce; any others win rcsurned The
Der "a.
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A nm BOOK nm MARRIAGE orrpg. OK Fanny
n ssSrag ssaf rfy.<hx'ex ts:spesor stS<isfy - -
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sfhnka y has~>s street. Mes yoss vta ~ ~s,4 -
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css Ans sSbssi hsv<p vS.ssy bs.A us
ever rs@A One f-sfrrs vhA-k Dssssssn,fy ts
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~ 1s posr.s 500. Neiss fss 1Ays nd spsp~1 a
he s~ss~yAsis 40 so~DS s gestsar~~ . Asrs1i~rs
tc-n he gnfstsssAs ~ sefs-s - -
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