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TREASURY DEPARTMENT August ,, s55
Notice hereby sven hoasrs
by the Of 1885, edeemsbe and after l2h November
less whole Of thai stock viii be purchased
This time previous he soth Noyenbsr
which per premium wall be paid addition
\ expressed
Aud holders Uniied
STATES, purchases $40
during period following rates
Of premium Of per IL
Of lS47 and ls4s prsna Of I6 per
issued under the 1850 commonly eaed
my stock, premium pr
be stipulated
Gates, Jay day here
d-y Addn enable Treasursrs da party.
Cerheaes transmitted % tins department under the
cud be duly assigned 10 The United States by party
lied 10 receive tire purchaas- money.
Payment sioek- made upon
New Philadelphia paries
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of Treasury.
Aug .-diftHov30 Intel. = snrl
MARRIED.
ON the 81 instant, BY GEORGE r
sMALLWooD Miss SARAH JANE BAYLy, all Of hia cIs
DIED
Ia ths ety. on The % inrtant RAwLINs clerk
CONNECTED with The General Post Office.
acquaHiances requested
tins Saturday afternoon, om his late residence a. between
18Th and I4t half four O'Clock interuent Glen
wood Cemetery
o. Young CarhoIic. Friend Society The
society moary
meeting Matthew'S church, at O'Clock sunday
w. D. FITZPATRICK,
A1gs Secretary.
M Fra ysard.-A meeting be he, CHs-
psrsss TUESDAY August m purpose
Esnxinz democratic association,
Aug s-I
- -------------------------
Nj. A. Tyson and Sisters Female Sc minary for
Day Pupils
On y street, bstueen l2fh and l3tA Washington
a He duties Of this institution seyiam
with the above they wish inform
TT boarding lst Of November
Tie tAr railroad and turnpike, miles
from city. and two southeast Of Laurel village.
Far circulars be had s principal bookstores
In Washington and Baltimore.
Aug 4-di heeGSept3 IStnrl
ny j. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
pHEsAPEAkE AND OHIO CANAL BONDS AT PUBLIC AUG
u Tuesday afternoon, August 7fh, O'Clock,
nucisn raoms shn sell, without
a 800 Chess psakt and Ohio canal preferred bonds
$500 corporation Of Alexandria coupon stock
Tcrni. cash, current funds.
JAS c MCGUIRE,
Aog4-d AuerioHrrr.
metropolitan Railroad Ones
Georgetown, August /, lass.
T,Bf second annual report president
ready supplied
secretary sending their address through e Office
j. W DEEBLE
Aug 4-lsw3w Secretary.
THE Cnnsractor'x Book, o. working drawings Of
ool. and constructing public
valuable tables and data for
ons By George Cole One volume folio,
Just Issued from The dol
lars FRANCK TAYLOR.
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this institution the
Thursday la June The
si5B payable semi
af drawing
ing FOR Spanish, iialaa German and Latin The terms
Of pupils uneer 81
annuin, able half yearly In GdvEnce
Of should be addressed - the MOTHER EUPE
RIoR Of Joscph Academy, EmmishHrg, Frederick county
Maryland
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70 publish the army the following despatch received
last night from the Minister Of War;
| conveyed your sad intelligence 70 the Queen. Her
Majesty received i with profound grief Inform the army
that her Majesty has learned with the deepest the
great misfortune which has beaeu the army IN the loss
d us late distinguished commandments
The country has been deprived Of brave ard accom-
pshed soldier true and devoted patriot and h0nora-
BE and dislnterested subject
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The following note from the Commissioner Of Public
Buildings correcs which inadvertently made in
Yesterday Issue Of the Union
IT, tho Editor 81 the Union
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llf~ Fsfzh Snrd--A meeting wall be held Css-
Tuesday evening" August for the purpose
EsnixinZ deniecrsne association,
Aug s-G
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ls- Young Catholics Friend Society The
society regular
meeting church, at O'Clock sunday afternoon
w. }. FITZPATRICK,
Augs Secretary.
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FATAL AFFRAY II MississpFt.Ihe Jackson Mercury re-
grets learn that serious ARRAY occurred about ten
miles from that city in the county Of Rankin Nednes-
day last in which Mr. Anderson shot down by one
Collins and expired The brother Of the murdered man it
stated being hunting excursion CHANGED to ar
rive on the grouad and Immediately shot Mr.. Collins
who was not al last accounts expected 70 recover.
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nECiDED BARGAINs-Openedt day
~ bale aouhis width white flannel yard wen
worth 50 cents, really az extraordinary bargaia
10 barge 2 cents, worm 33s
10 pieces piain black barere, al qualities
20 pieces medium and tine white flannel
With unusually and well aszortea soek ~ EefR
suinmer offered the marked down prices.
Having compelled 70 sSen Al accounts
promptly by eash when psssHied
Good articles, prices and dealing he ed on IN all
pure goods Eock iH be iouad copl
all times
hand thorough arsOtasbt u goods
cheap and glossy haek silks
PERRY d BEOgrEg,
CeAtral Stores building, opposite Centre Market
Aug 2-6mf
NATIONAL leased NFiiou d Hotel, and
IN 10
prove, Isa 4 August and
opened for accommodation Of the pqbhe the ~ September
MN. 6t4r
July 27-l0l
Baltimore psPers please 70 times
Ledger Inquirer, Philadelphia Aass Bosion
ExEner, Richmond and Courier, Charleston, pfA please cory
tune, send bills Hotel
D PHILLHPs. Of mahiie Alabama, '. ~ practise In
Supreme unifed States," uf riaims,
attend business connected w s profession Once
floor and Louisiana
29-f2mn
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Nj. A. Tyson and Sisters Female Sc minary fol
Day Pupils.

Metropolitan Railroad Once,
Georgetown August /, lass
TIE report Of the president and directors
Stockholders
secretary sending their address through The Office
J, W. DEEBLE,
Aug s-I.w3w Secretary
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rEMEwT, PLASTER. HAIR. &c
" Also constantly hnnf splsndid aTce o centu pastel
' IAwT0N p. HOOVER,
Potomac Kline, south Of the
Jsiy l7-~a2w Bridge, GeorEsigEE-
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DIED,
city. % nr,ant, MI ELDRED RAwLINss clsi
cUnn+cied with The General Post Office.
friends acquaHiances requested
(sarurday) afternoon residence
h and 4 al half four O'Clock, fntermsnt Ge
wood Cemetery.
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The Company Of Rivers and Derious give their las
performance in Georgetown this evening.
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TAIN sUrFMoTs--The Monterey Sentinel is informed
by an old Texan nchero settled in that county that
these animals very often in the old settlements Of
Texas among the bands Of cattle well tanned Crossed
with the tame ox-buIl they make excellent draught bull
locks or the ox-cow crossed with the buffalo ball make
the same breed These bulocks nearly twice strong
as our ordinary ones.
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The funeral procession the late Field Marshal Lord
Raglan g. q ~ vii FROM The headquarters To
Kszatch bay four O'clock p IN Tuesday the Cd Of
duly.
The brigade Of guards viii furnish guard Of honor Of
100 slen with Fegimenia color Al headquarters Dttach
Of 70 ia review order, with one field officer
captain and suhalrern from each regiment win line
he road from the British 10 the French headquarters
The desacbments from each division viii be commanded
hy a brigadier general
The cavalry division viii Furnish guards q honor o.
two squadrons the right and left Of the line
Two field pieces viii he stationed guard Of honor
on The left az the line
salute q 10 guns win be fred when the procession
moves Of
The troops rot on duty viii be under ~ o'clock
II u. md win remain in camp under the command q
trgaaier general az each division with whom major
q brigade and divisional staff ocer at least viii
main.
TIE troops and stair AZ Balaklava viii their
posts.
The 70 Kazatch win consist Of four squadrous Of
cavalry, troop q horse artillery and field battery, the
whole under tie command Of Lieutenant Coions DUpUis
X a., and Of attachments Of the allied forces who have
offered to attcud
The mourDer to take place IN the procession viii b.
reihtves and friends 81 the late Geld marshal general Off
oers Of divisions with their sa stat at hadqnarter one
ofcer from each regiment q infantry and cavalry add
rom TIE royal engineers and land transport corps, two
rom he naval brigade royal marines medical aud com
niasariat stat and three from the royal artillery.
NouRsNG eESERAh oRpER
The lieutenant general commanding the forces hsstens
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No 52s.j
sale Of alternate state OF Mls.swrs.


sale Of Ansrn~s~ sections In the state OF Mssewrt
ny IN. rs~.sasn, os sAs Uaissa ss..ss
ps..s..ss :. r.. rHAsKLIs Pierce. r,s-ssn
that vsss saes o The sections parts bess
sa'fs a. 70 s. s = g..s [ s,s.: s.s '
H. - 70 Il =. e q ss June. as % ..s s. s
sa.ss As se' w 70 me ss.s u A.-asr ..4 passss q
ssa s,als = asa .sse.ly srsep,sa graduation
land sess i .sd s,as Il sss periods h.a.1
wits
s.s. ~ ne a., ,'s d s :, - % % "a s.ss %
within such scctss and OF ODD aams-s
ssr'. u IA base hns, ef tas ma ysnsfss ertssas
r, Tow n.a,p n.,, hsg M =, Of ran range ,Asss. .s
Tow1.a.s. gssss, ~, 'ts. hhs..esen, @sssn, sad sy
Townships Nsyrs, s-.s1, any .ssen asyssA,, my
To~nsh'S~ 6ayss, anys1 y.sv.n aud atyess, range
Tows.s,s. 4ts.s s s,y 81. M and .ss ~ q ,..ss sss'
...s. nd i ~ Ass ssi ai's q .aase
Townships y.az, hhyssvsa, sAd ByesA, of asss vsiss
ONCE MILAs, commencing Monday eighth
such ODD numbered .seons above referred to as arc situated The
following named township-, to wit
North base hae, Of EA priapai eyidian
Tosa.ss. sSy seven ~ .sss ,aass
Townships Us sr nay seven, and W eight Of range seven
Townships ysar and my eA,, eighteen
Townships my seven, aud Of range nne.esu
Townships fifty sir, htyseven and ffyesM Of range twenty
Townships fifty sir hnyseven, and yeshi, Of twenty
Townships fiy sir my seven yes, range twenty
three.
A, pIATrsHURe commencing Monday,
eighteenth day December The disposal of the pub
numbered sections
uaed j following named townships, vz;
North Of the base line AND west Of the JA principal meridian
Townships my fly sigA and t nine Of range
townships my SIX my seveu and any eight range twenty,
i've.
Townships my sir, ssven ftysgM, Of range
Townships tys sir, seven, and ty sgM Of
Townships my si, hiiy-seven, esht, Of range twenty
eight
Townships fry my seven and y eisM, Of
Townships sty,ir fy eight range thirty.
Townships Jyr hyseven, and Wfy egAt Of range thirty
Townships r, 6iiy seven, fy-etsh OF range tun,y
Townships ytysir, any seveu yeish, range thirty
four.
five.
The townships designated wholly
OF with each side OF said road and
those in as partly within said limits designated on the d
agrams respective district land Offices
by the Commissioner OF the Gcseral Land ohce.
public highway for transportation " and therefore
which the road will be sold
containing quantities shown by the official plais.
offered in the order in which they adver
will be for time sufficient To admit of
offering ands exceeding weeks and applca
make entries of the lands offered under this pocla
public sale
Given my hand city Washington
day Of September Dcun thousand eight hundred and
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY The President:
Acting Commissioned Of tn. General Land oa,ce.
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1HE American Association for the Advancement of
l. Education will hold its fourth annual
beautiful lecture OF the Smithsonian Institution during
bctwe, Christmas and New Years
Tuesday December 70 instant.
distinguished educators country
will be valuable papers
" W be followed by interesting discussions.
The will Offer the czsns Of Washington
rich rea for Christmas week.
The officers OF government members OF Congress- and all the
earnestly requested to make their
and their influence induce their end from
any liberal minded citizens
make
in their
accommodate, Of the following gentlemen The
a hand, and whatever Is done must be done quickly.
In the ls, Ward-G J. Abbot, esq., and Rev q. A. Davis
cd Prof j. Henry and n. Richards.
ID r. Force, esq, " Habaugh, esq and stlas
Hill,
J. w. Maury, ESQ., Rev. G. W. samson, and
Rev. B, Sunderland
I" 5th |" u. b. French, and Prof A, D Bsehe.
g 9Th II, b. French, esq, aud %. z. Wight
:" 7h " s. York Alice, esq, q. q. Wight and w.
B, Randolph,
T. RICHARDS,
Sec. Local Com.
wksnISeToS, Dec. g, 1854.
Dec l4-eo3t
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Those holders who redeem by
beyond the limits of The United Siales
knowledge before enpoeutiary charge
consul commercial
o the United States sors,sn
country officer Of Of such country
cofporsiou
erdns the Uaised States The acknowledgment BE-
public commissioner deeds,
appointed o Virginia " ucen, In all cases
the certificate must be delivered,
w CLUTTER, Aadtor Public Accounts The Commission
y. VI. PARKER, Register or of the sink
GEo, w. MUSFoRD, sec'y Commonwealth. , ing fand
RIossosp, Virginia, December 81 lsaf
Dec 3t--d3m
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Tnprored arImqortant changes Of seAsi
nE completion Central Ohio railroad between Wheel
and Columbus, uniting. does BY shou and direct
ne Baltimore and Ohio railroad with all the
and North and souhwes gives this greatly increased ad
travellers
day November az lisa, the trains will be follows;
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
Two daily will each direction First
Camden station instead O'Clock,
heeofre Sunday and arriving Wheeling ~
heretofore, running through Wheeling about
reaching there 10 as This train will Wash
burg Sir Johns Run, Cumberland Piedmont Roesbg,
burg Feerman, Famngton Cameron, and Moundy only
wood and water aud meals Bsh these trains make prompt
regular with he cars OF the Central Ohio road for
BRIDGE Zanesve Newark Columbus Cincinna Louisville
Sanaaky Toledo, Detroit, Indianapolis Chcago ST. Louis
leaving Baltimore by mail Will reach
while
there al p the next night being kept but night the route by
Passengers Northwest
make direct with Cleye
land and Psbug railroad all when the ONO navjgabe
between Wheeling and Wsvle BY leaving Baltimore
in the mail train at a. NJ.
Returning trains leave Wheeling follows The
10 reaching Baltimore at SO the mail
III IS p. M, reaching Baltimore al y m.
Through by boat Wheeling for Cincnnnt Madison
Louisville 81 Louis and other river cs will be sold at all times
when the stage of water Will admit
tickets Baltimore and Washington and all
cities and in the West sold at the ticket onees
OF the company.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The mail ran leaving Camden station, will take
Wheeling As, midnight; Cumberland 10 Is
train
dial places, will start daily, teIcep Saaday
Frederick al 49, Returning, viii leave Frederick al o.
arriving Baltimore at IL 10,
The EHcotts Mile accommodation will be daily (except
Sundays,) as follows:
Leave Eicous Mills at 50 a. M, aud 9 30 p
Dec l4-df
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DWEPARATIOS Hoitdays-TODD co in
stock o rich urs. In
sshie msen, mink .rmne, hioh mascn,
lynx, Siberian squirrel.
with variety Of Other choice and rich furs comprising the
largest offered In this market.
The present opportunity obtaining ihese easonshe
inrues price Cndren uTs Ia endless variety,
prices yesy low. a -
Dec 10 div Under hrownss Hotel
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WM w. FAULKNER eaiy praces shirt maker In The city,
W would respectfully inform his aid members OF Con
and that BY leaving their his shirt
ufaet
The which
acquired hs Induces the those gentlemen
troah'ed with bad shifts
frsiiae assured that they wit, trial. admit their superiority
sign of the Shirt Pennsylvania between Third and sk
streets, south side.
good furnishing goods hand, which will
be .old
2-sedim
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Pniur DERooHsRoaE and Others,


xv,,,1. n ca, ..a o,pars county, sitting equity
is
L mentioned in bill of compliments The bill that Philip
William D. Clarke Joshua Clark
E. Clarke, sally Clarke, Julia Clark, Lurana Began,
william Began ormery Carke Eismira D. Newman,
Julia
real lying Caroline county that
advantage and of the sad sell
and divide proceeds thereof between
parties according TO their just proportions.
That said William ID. Clarke Ann Il. Clarke Joshua d.
Clarke Sally Clarke Jua Clarke Lurania
Began Of Maryland II thersupon
judged and ordered that the complainant BY causing this
eed in published Washington
June
this in by solicitor before
June the show
any they have, why decree ought opass prayed.
r. u. HOPPER.
True copy Test: THOMAS r. CAREY, Clerk.
October @, s5i Dec H-law3wWp
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Minnesota Land Agency.
TRACY 81 FARAHAu,
Bankers and GcncraI Land .fsenis,

sT ANTHONY FALLS, MINNESoTA.
COLLECTIONS made promptly Iemitred at current
"
Landed southern and capitalists
will and cent annhm, ana
often
the rapid of real estate, and
with the country, enable US 10 make invest
double in value for the
few thousand dollars invested will soon be
houssn How be safely and so proh
ably invested
vicinity u and thriving viioges can now be
bought will be worth
Many of the fortunes Of the North have
the se OF and those that have the
when lands cheap will make for
Satisfactory references given For paIliehars, address
HHt N tts8 #t TRACY X FARNHAN,
Dec l5--tSwlms ST. Anthony Falls
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United states Mail.

UTAH,
Posr orYrcs DxrAarmrsr,
ss E s ,s 8 & e .s vssa 81 sat: The
siyc in UTAH TERRITORY, will received the Contract
ss S ns rs g @ ess s ss s Y =
neIt day. routes and in the time herein specified viz
ssuisusa., Luis otonwood, DrspsIssile, Mouar
s Y mile. s and s,,s s,ss su,sv Saes ws+t
Leave Moun,ain.iile every Friday at7am;
lsc7 FIou ga, Lake City y Tayosie wss Jordan Gard
miles aud back, once week.
a@iss a &C = Cedar I valley s, ns.. day y IAN; "
Lsass csdar Valley every Friday al PM
s FROM Ta.'s cs g G.ns mle. and back
arrive !, Gr.a..,i'Is y z 2ni n;
Arrive al ToeIe Ciry BY 5pm
ssa Paloysn, 10 Cedar CITY, aS miles and back
L.ays NspAi ciy every Monday ss,,., s.sam'
savs cs5. s,n G ,y syssy sy.,y Monday PSas -
NOTES.
$ s nS F ss 20 far behina lime %
ioarS q tie Pines
W explained hy certificates hs ahidav''s Of
os, once o suffering 10 ss INJURED destroyed robbed
and refusing AFTER demand, convey The mail asiequsn as
annui the for repeated
aaeeab for disobeyng the Post Office
the contract
General he Postmaster
lie also order increase
allowing therefor increase the
pay He also cura discontinue the services at
months alton
dspansed with No extra viii be allowed for
the supplied
stated The bids should be addressed the
n roy q se 70 BE- and
the before the lst day Of September,
conditions be incorporated in
California, Oregon, Utah. &c
dated 18th October, 1853.
77sf'7EE1f JAMES CAMPBELL
Dec 6--iawAw Postmaster General.
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Ifatns JoHous: a0.
EAvE daily sunday, al aud u, a. and and s.
Ia r.
Jay, a. and D, +
Leave Baltimore al ~ and y, a. and > and y
On sunday, ut At, a. mr. and 81 p. ni II
are BY trains leaving ut q, q. and g. y.
Phiadcpix and New York, al and sA, and
Annapolis at ek q and 8, p.
For Norfolk, at ), IA. Il -
+. H. PARSONS, Agent
called the rule requiring responsible
color who wish The road
I5--dH
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The of yinceats Orphan Asun having ressAh
hsed their houss for derule ophss under The the
without
regard religious Opinions Of w be- adis
board Of their asansb~g leave
charitable and humane nhasilsots Of the District Of
BY cons which
enable provide ior The
suffering ebdrsa whom poverty and me
parents
appeal ihe heart Of ssefy ChsisAn
satisfaction Of eosrisns their house
orphan s where nearly hundred children are now sup
ported and although determined ON The D
1885, establish house for orphan boys they have
o doing OF the
property hands, with smai exception being by
from coogess and Of <onsuops and csAes
female branch Of the institution the neoms om
required, with other for the support of thai
Of this appeal by the tnsees TO the
performances Of their duty towards the
phan povide especially for whom has been felt by he
trustees a pressing obligation.
viii be thankfully received BY
uuse either af the ladies' gentlemen and
charitable contrbuors the prayers OF the
phans.
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80 Members OF Congress, strangers. tsc.-DuvaLL n
RRO., merchant tailors, have largest
and complete selections Of goods their line OF business
ssipg French cloths
vesngs, winch prepared
order n their usual style Of elegance.
make, and
of SILK and woolen shirts half
gloves, ruspenders crayats haadkeschiefs,
Dec IA eo2wH DUNAi.L n BROTHER.
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The Ut viii - g. - sovxs ualso n
s>y@sss ~ sks ssSsaipaA - aAts = ~Av.nes
Dsast av mnsy ~ Isssss ne so>xs sf
whih - = wa sy~s, - - - s.sd v
uonAnAuAuo. ~ FttAA 4@ FEN
r. COUNTRY RAHRa 1sAMuAet ~twsskr ssYas ne sss
ssns q Congress, aaA ss~ wsukN Annne ~ sscss.s
ssAsrsssooss fos pssssA - yssv wsl received
tsrs~ psopa<nossd 10 me absvs snauaa sssn
WsosTnAsTEns aAnwnn4 sesxt. saA BY
sssdsax ~ rss DAILY sshscuAsa, 90
cspy sv~ts
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| ARGE AND nAoNsricGuT 9ALn, NJ CArALOuUg or
elegant 49, eo.y Aa<y - saAas ksssy p.ssnsv eoc-
Aansne ss sssss Ss1 an4 H~vsaet1s ~
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~ 0spsS cry eSs sesse tounpsaan tewssn
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1eewnss so Asesyas wsHHesssss ~ raeos
Msassi vssss laass. Assss heA pss eca
uoc~ns eoecgnss Wnhefs
ws pnsA hsa1~s nssss ses Wise cplss mN scwls,
duau ssAD, E
ssTAvss esswars ux sSssess. Ao~is tasahisr scAeu
champagne, clacts, wnss, Ac.
Asa, ksvos u vsss1A shna ssss usnsvs
sases, ootnQass, hasks>s, sts tstss, esHt~s, Ae.
xbszs, cospas oas1sse9hs, euS1 saAaAs.
Aso ~ writing aeaky ndlss
reGssies, essasnnsRh y dsssu4nQ
Aso iavoSus ~ sva and
ehsa. Vsoes hiscxa cAlna, Ae.
The onOds Win b. ~ exhthetoa
Tsrna e0 md under, cash csreNt
% dsys ns ssaistAsy esAssssu. bearing
JAB. O. Ac0UInE,
Iss a--a Aacs,osssr
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Rev. EDWARD A. KNIGHT, fresidsnt,1
Rev. JAMES u. DONELAN,
axv. TAAuTnf . U'TsryI.E, +FssA 1rsssse~s
THOMAS CARBEKY, Treasurer,

Lady Managers-Mrs. Henrietta Boone deetSess; Miss
Mrs Henrietta Kennedy
Mrs. Calaiine A. Mas Mrs Caiharine
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