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The Albany Peplfcntinrs.

AIsAsY, Dec. 30 1855.
louis D. risbury was to-day appointed Superintendent
o. the Nany Ienitsntiay for three years. the 1t
OF March, in place Of his father Capt. rissuy who In
now Supern tendont at Wards Island.
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souss, Casossna Alfairs.

IN RELATION TO TILE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CON.
vENrI0N.
COLUMBIA, 8. O., Dec 20, 1856.
Tho South Carolina Legislature adj urned se die last
night The bill to give The cleo ion OF Presidential Eiee-
tors to the people ios The bill relating TO the inas
prisonment Of negro was not reached The blJ
TO prevent residents from hunting duckng in the
Stale passed. The meeting called to consider the
affairs Of Kansas declined to act for want Of reliable ;nsar
nation. --<s.-
meeting OF the members OF the Legsture, called 70
appoint delegates to the Cincinnati Convention, did not
act for want of time, but it is understood that fy
ofthe members in favor Of having the State represent
ed in the Democratic National Convention.
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BaluxoN, Doc. 20, 1855.
The Aiaosl Gag Veterans arrived here Iris morning from
washpgon, and proceeded IN the III cclocx train 20
Philadelphia.
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THE STRuGur Vines" SrnI ALIVE AND
kcKSc--A DIVERSION AGAINST GEoRoE LAW.
From the proceedings o. Constitution Hall
on Wednesday night, ii seems that the straight
wbigs' are still alive, naresolved to do "thcr
own voting and their own fighting = that they
intend to organize in behalf OF Willard Fill
more as the wing candidate Tor President of
the United States, and that as such they re-
commend him to the wings of the Union We
are, therefore, in danger of Of leas. three can
didates in opposition to the democracy--a ma
tional Know Nothing, q black republican,
and straight whig' We suspect, however,
that this declared " straight whig' affair, Is In
fact crooked whig movement against Live
Oak George Law as the American party can
didate, and that this organization of the
straight wings is simply designed as a diver
sion intended to operate at the approaching
Philadelphia National Know Nothing Conven.
tion in favor of Mr.. Fillmore az . straight
whig" Of the Henry Clay school, but - an
orthodox Know Nothing 81 The third degree.
81. -. Ss 60. SO,
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haustion Of the surplus masses Of Europe-we
must look for these reductions, and these causes
are quite sufficient for our purpose. And 80
orr Know Nothing friends may sleep in peace.
We shall not be overwhelmed by aliens and
Catholics for many years to come.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK B0ATlD.
PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 20 1856.
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania State Elves, 81; Reading
Railroad 4es long Island Railroad, 10; Norris Canal,
1919 Pennsylvania Railroad, IA.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
BALTIMORE Dec. 90 1856.
At our cattle market today 800 head of beeves
offered, of which 40 driven eastward 100 LETT over
and tho remainder sold At 81 DO SO DO net Hogs dull
sales al IS per leo lbs.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 10, 1856.
The Asias news had favorable effect on our cotton
MARKET and prices higher The sales to-day add up
"a 600 bales at on advance Of &c We quite mddng at
DC. Moasses, 34c. Mess polk, 81 80. Treights-Cot-
ton TO Liverpool, 40
CHhniXsroy, Bee. 10, 1856.
Our cotton market favors sellers The sales to-day SUM
up 1880 bales at csc. q csc. TOR middlipg fair.
PHILADELPHIA Dec. %, 1856.
The Amoskeag Veterans arrived hsre tbs afternoon,
and wereeceived by the National Guard; Philadelphia
Gays and Washington Grsys. They ware reviewed by
General Patterson This evening they win be entertained
BY the Washington Grays at heir armory.
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Marine Disasters.

ACCIDENT TO THE SHIP TELEGRAPH.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 20, 1865
The ship Telegraph, fourteen days out from Baltimore
for Australia, boarded of the bar to-day and founo
10 BIO leaking. The captains leg vas broken during
gale tho second day out The disaster ocasone0
by the vessel drawing much water when crossing tho
bar She compelled proceed to Savannah for re-
pairs
LOSS OF THE SCHOONER GEORGE ENes.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 20, 1855.
The steamship New York, from Boston came in coh
sion yesterday morning, of Monauk with the schoonee
George Eggs, hence for Boston, The latter sunk in teo
minutes afterwards The crew we're all saved During
the collision Captain Fisk and Michael Jehoe
verely hurt.
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The Southern NAL.

BAir't0rn Dec. 20. 1855.
80 Or.nara n7Ta-a ~ triav la. A. ,, t-rg be
,lr. eyl~sln t-l-sA. Asx-ss W s..esI ape.
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duction? They, too. are extraordinary like
the results which they have produced.
First, the surplus population OF ireland, by
the famine Of lst7, end the predictions snbse-
quent emigration from that country. has been
nearly exhausted.
Second. the extremely short crops OF last
year throughout the United States, the high
prices Of subsistence amongus in consequence,
The tightness OF The money market and the
scarcity of labor Of all kinds served as o chccl,
upon further German and Irish acccssions of
laborsrs till Che dawn CT better tines aud this
dawn has not yet been fully developed.
Third, the European and Asiatic Turco-
Russian war has drawn of considerable sur
plus from the continent and the British
islands
Fourth, there has been an extraordinary
diversion from The British islands to Australia
within the past year.
In addition to these causes. il has been
charged that Know Nothingism has contrbut
ed largely to suspend the emigration here, cs-
pecialiy Of Irish Catholics but upon this point
we want the data TO sustain the assumption.
1t is also alleged that the demand for Cana
dian products resulting from the reciprocity
treaty, has largely diverted European emil
grants to the British Provinces The facts are
against this assumption, for notwi!hstand-
Ing the rapid increase of the Canadian
population, there has been decrease OF
European Immigrants directly into Ca
NADIA this year, ~ compared with the
last, a. grcas ag our oTp. TO The Causes W.
a.. =. 80. y. sl... :. .-..-. = -. "a,
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BALTIMORE, Dec 20 1866.
bill has been reported 10 the Virginia Legislature
giving the right of way to the pttsburg and Seabenvs
Raiiroad
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RE@AEwAnLE REnCcTyoS ~ THE ANStu. EC-
RorEAs EMIGRATION 10 THG UNIrEp SrArEs.-
According to the report Of our Commissioners
Of Emigrati on--whch we have publishcd-it
appears that the arrivals at this port OF emil
grants from Europe, with few exceptions,)
were, to the 18Th Deocmber:-
Tor the year 1854 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800 giS
for the year 1850. IL, 803
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In full yersas ION Csmaygo tn Mssamoros, arc quits
current snS much credi ei. We momensa-ily look
for tho reps OF the oooture of Camsrgo, and numar-
ous smiies frCn Masanoros ace hiring houses In
this place 80 - 10 mose over on the approach OF
she seder sli.ts. ~
rbe United States District Cour. for tas District
OF rexss a Bio sisv,Ile, commenced IL session on
lat Fridas, I'd several interesting and criminal
cases win in all probability be tried. rAe Hon
Judge Watrous was acc mpanisd Dy ia Unnea
States District Attorney, the Deputy MARSHAL and
many others from the interior OF the sac 70 serve
0nr INGREDIENTS and traders are a1xi,usly antiSi-
pssr revival OF business, which sin certainly ba
fbs case "a coon 90 Q change OF rulers among tne
"m3guss imousn ever tee way takes place. Tney
are all row sat SIZED thst this frontier viii never
proene II Sal ia Auns ard his hirenss can prevent
II, So the despot's luminosity against It's tnhAo!tan1
10 only surpassed by his stronger pass IN or fooong
and pluDderDg the nstion at large.
The river 10 now, al has osen Tor some days pasty
in fDe nsvRsble orc sL and the probability OF good
crons keeps our country people 10 rae hunor.
notwithstanding the pafslyzed sta:e OF CONNER
cisl and otrsr sfrs, our city gradually improves,
physically and mooi y although - this Is 5s.John's
Gay, and SUB day, he M.xcan portion Of ouy popu-
Asion are "Roog IL ith perte It loossness, fight
mg cochs, ,upnipg borse races. aud dan:ng. TO be
sure, Ids may DOC appssr very moral to your 10 r
giOus community, but ous here It is a IA mode and
We attend TO il a. part Of our daily occupation.
RIO BRAvO.
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ACCIDENT ON THE Month missouri RAILRoAD--
THREE MIN KILLED AND 5lvEN WoUsDsD-FUSD-
isH vlLLAsY-A distressing accident s occurred s On
O'Clock, The particulars Of which We have obsIined
from the Ulcers Of the road.
The cssual y occurred about five miles from the
city, n the ninth secon, At the bridge across the
Bsllefouta,ne road, aid was the result Of "a s5t
Of atrocious villany perpetrsted By some uokuown
&c pds, who We heartily hope to see arrested and
brcua ht to juaticc. Near the side OF the track,
the bridge, wss derrick which had been uset in
boistng stopes and timb n sith which 70 build the
bfjdQe. The bridge bang completed, the derrick
had bs en- swung aside 80 that the cars c7cld pass
upobets ucted. The unfortunate train lat 81 LOUIS
az IL o'clock, and passed ever the bridge, which
wss perfectly clear; an hour lAtar II returned. and
in running across tue nnfge, re smokepioe was
torn ON the locomotive, by soma unseen agency,
and company Of aborers, s'.tir gcn platform ca,
swept on also, and precipisated, &me Of tnem,
over the bridge, falling. distance OF twenty
feet, and tho rest on the ground at. the sids
OF ibe track. The derrick had been swung round,
so that stout rope attached 70 II hung mm sdatsts
scrcss the track, several feet ABOVE the ground.
BsvirQ baesed the bridge short time before, and
Ending II clear Of obstruction, no danger was appre
ter d. a, ard the locomotive pushed ac-oss, With the
O. nee aufrces az et9ted above. John ONe, 1ab1rsr
ar d jacob Law, carpenter, Of Wayne county, Indi-
aps were instantly killed. Jsco, Grim was 80 fear
Jully wounded that he annot rcorer, aud is ex.
ne Std to Gle Ia q few hours. John Russsl, Martin
Casey, John Cisrk, - Brown, and four Others,
vtote rsmes we were not able to asc-r'sir, we Sc
yer.ly VI urded though their ipjuria a'e suppo
g Ste Of q dangerous charsc'oe. VINO could nave
b. or ou,lfy of the disbolics dsed Wi h US thus
The cause OF the death Of three human BEINGS, o.
hat motive could prompt any one 70 caulmit TIE
c snSs 'sss. " We seps MAJ y ss v os
SHARED 10 ferret cut the wretch s1t iD1 ct hirn
the pupisbnsnt be 10 rehiy descrves. a. Leu's
Ntns, JuIy 2.
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FRANCoNIA MoUNrArNs.

FRANcoNIA MOUNTAINS, N H.. JuIv. 1855.
HE P,cfie House-Splendid Summer R,tyeat :
Echs AID Trout Lakes Old Mon in IA. Noun
toius, &c, r..
what pleasure, thought I, on rising at Ave o'clock
- ny domi,ile In the little village Of New York
h following the beaten track Of msnkindl To leave
tAe dust, the turmoil, and the din of msn, In this
city of brick piles. am determined, and for while
seek the mountains with their gurslng rivulcts.
Bat in what direction an to GOT II follow the
general rush 70 Watering places, do not escape
tAs troubles consequent city life, With the mer-
curry Of ninetytw in the shade. Where then shall
Ieo' Ny resolution was at once formed; aud here
an In the mountains--only think, Mr.. Editor, the
different scene that presents itself after few hours
txavel. declare IT seems 30 odd when I awake In
Abe morniug under the expectation Of hearing
~Here they go, oply three cents basket. Straw.
berries, three cents bas sketl" instead Of which
i bear the lowing herd, who
wisd so sly DER the lea.
What contrast from ny window when rise I.
lo' nrtesd Of looking down t,to confned street,
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y ON Hartford and New London, and has daily com
DubicstSon ~ish New York, tbus bringing os "a 4
papers, land Ipotice the HgaALD, - usual, 10 IN
i.y.rsel visitors, s.o good sniOg. 70, t..s tsss
tive TO the guests Of The Douss.
The sp, iDgs arr, some chat Do'od for their uediS
Bal pFOpertiss, 80 toe pu0erops tesstn ontass In
their fsvar show that many remaskshls cuees II
&c o. ulous diseases have ben wrought b, tie use
n this wster, when all other remedies have fau,d.
Or. BlodQstt 10 permanently connected vita the
house, of whom those IN sey HE cscs s,eAk
very highly. he town aboux d. with bills, groves
. summer retreat, always 70 % foua1s though nos,
90 among these hills, full o. tho spscked tr,b,.
MsnufA turing is carried on In several branches,
- WOO lens cottoDs, machinery, g.. rherc - also
public Institutions, VIII CHI give. the pisoe tivsly
81 d prosperous appearance halusActurers aod
farmers are wearins smilDg couoenanoes, was,n "
q sure sien of 20; time coming. 2 Q wearoer
for tie delightful hetzs svee 20 b. sDjyed % b.
piazza Of Tie b0uset1e excessive heak sou'd bro ms
int< lerable TIE thermometer Oh Saturday was l02
degrees In the shade on Su dsy 90 degrees End 20
day It h c. oil. and The rays Of the sun feel quite
To-day I woke with tho morning lark,
whose clear nst ties were min Cling WIN taose
OF the robin, blue bsD, AID orr own
sweet mockiug b1d, IN soe q VI suss 70 Hin yno
the air sitb their dehcs'e hymns, In ncss o. sweet
eat esdeDces, until the mild air was veeA VITA thsir
nslt dy. The temptasior was too strlug for resist
snce and sprsDg out Of bad with a,a,r,.y tist
would bave done justice 70 M youngsr diYs; md
when The gong sounded for br. aktass, toe ssms
passe In tDs beautiful grove, hstenUg 70 wSr6iay
sor gsteys bad been full OF pleaSaDs ougats, reN.
dtDDg IL Almost the bapuiess houy If my HE.
As yes, there are but few bM-ders N tbs mouse,
though there are many who have bsen f3rtaase
enough - discovert place, and sno paw Isl !eN,y
visit, having looms CT ged for the clmiog s3aso.
The sprI 90 formerly We're NJ, 81 MuS1 soug1t ous
by pleasure see sefs - by those ia deIsase neal1,
who came 70 test the curative quAli.s u toe <Ater.
Bnt Of late years sDce the houss has b,eu uae: xn
Supervision OF It's courteous and ob!Lyn9 ho.s, NJ.
Skb'p, or bic gentlemsn'y Cserk, We Edwards. who
lave won golC en- opinions from Shs pisssu sses.
ing public, tey base render o = 9 Ssafard Sprleg
House favn1its place Of resort during the sc ner
m Dths Know NothiDgs srs scarce N s,is s.ss.o5;
neither have seen q secf ssiJLAst. A cacd.da.s
possesi ed OF nue American principles, uDoa a
broad national ,lsttnm including tne States, the
Whole STATS, aad rotairg but the States, Oil gain
the vi es OF his section. BLgNAEr ,.
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~ Arrivals ~ sarasoSa--Lstscrs 4rsa Ga
FOsns Comfort, Long Branch, FraaoouAa
Mountains, STAFFORD Springs, Wants Noun
saansb and Ropkinton sPrings-Rnral and
Seaside Pleasures. #s III
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OLD POINT COMFORT.

OLD fOlNI OOMFOHr.
VILLAINS Horr1a
0Lp Ponsr CoMFohr, Vs., in s, 1875
nsso 10 Get TAere-Ch Characteristics of he Place
F~i Mo~sos- Celebration Of the FswtA-7xs
Htvald, &C., S-c. f,.
sannot find plaos in the country ere thar object
ny be alta ned with 30 much certainty q ct ths
sbove watering place, and your readers in New
Yak win lind convenient and comfortable means Of
whiting this place by taking either Of the Uaited
Asees mail steamships for Richmond, (the Janss-
Ssvn or Rosroke,) which leave New York twice
week, arriving hero the next day, without change Of
baggage, ard At . cost Of only 80.
Pleasure seekers viii fud every source Of amuse-
ssnt usually found in large cities, added 70 ssa
ssAhmg, SAILING and fishing, under the dire ,tion Of
IssDps and accommodating sttsndsnts; while those
i search Of health will find NO place where hone
comforts and convenienees are moro ample than
AeTe.
Fcrs Monroe, the largest military work In our
ountry affords to the Waiter beautiful promsnaiss
end various sources Of interest, smong which may
he mentioned the daily drills Of the soldiers station.
ed here, with the music Of of the best bsnds in
No Employ Of the United States
lasgs number OF persons visited this place on
- 18th, % usual, to spend the day and to witness
OSiIoy Oh ureWOrR6 NJ ul8ut. WHICH, 0Os WI60.
saanolDg the sad 400 Dent of the 22d uls. were OF
AA0 mist imposing kind, REPRESENTING Washington
Aonunsns; the Constellation OF l776, surrounded
y that OF 1866, with others MOI RENT osred. The
DAY passed on veil, and, with the exception Of two
- three skirr shss by u1ruly spivits, nothing
socurrsd 10 mar the pleasures Of any who CANA 10
celebrate the anniversary OF that lay which made
~lasa0n Free"
The guests are supplied a. usual, by Mr.. c. Bohn,
- lori and fsvors bly, knosn to vis!ters OF "Od
Polss," with the New YoaK HERALD and o.aer pa
ysIs 10 s1t the desires of ali; bu: the HERALD is
e frss on the list it beiog called for than any
sther paper, and to su,h an extsnt that he has to
i1uTesse lis orders for it daily. He has also pub
Ahsd tteel plate likeness Of the Hon. Henry a.
Wise.
Bsfore concluding, let me say that more agree
Ah1c company Yves never assembled at any place.
1ele the MOI tn and South unite to promote the hap
phess Of each other; and one would suppose tsat
Hhey sere al neigubprs and acquaintance, instead
- beng residents Of different sections Of the couu
ny. A.
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rsil a. two and three oa,,s Ths novelty ap sha,rs
are Fever ~ extremely sg7e'ao'e n kar,, Ia 10
efer way q N re- mo srn inseu roo Dan the 70
ejyes with tie ssms ttfs 1 b. Sais r,uss ( ON
MUuJesl o. Quebec sisbs-, Ia 0. dsy. the eass rn
decivi'y Of tia White Sill ~ Va 10 touched a. g "
ham. siIl roo ssserp - this rouens, to ast,ci
pate the 'sr,ssDg p'esArs 70 The witness, for Soc
frat me-, Of tae and display which na.1-e has
here Daoe 80 prcnssAnt on oil sidas; bu. viii con.
tent nyfet visb sdviAir The traveller, whatever
MAJ have sesn bs e!eeEsnos, TO siss ell tue hotels
IN 'his region. In shis wsy he VII have sesn the
SSses. pr,n,ss, esSc kSss numes. Dotcaes' and
Wild sreg ery, sbich Dame Ma urs, in her go-y, has
o elected 70 gsyDsh 10: chosen abode. With. Plying
n an 10 psIDis cd ne'e % waodw sad admire. bos
bonh bed from the pysseDce.
Tho Write Mont aims .ro RY reach their mumi' p
Ia The Al,ine region, shove Al vegstsao9; che
rsrgr 10 fourteen niles in Ieogsb, and by the tfs,
vens rosds Dea IL eighty miles q Quad.
Noust WasbS gtoa o ia tie ceatrs. toe associasss
Isned for the Pee dents 10 org ~ they wsre a.
sss. ,msos Of tlevs Cd Dea), aad Mounts Clinton,
Webster and Plssssst Moan ain form the ysngs
10 tie greater elevation Of NJ Washington" DOUBT
Isfsyefte, formerly kSown % the q Hay Ssach,o
also ssceDds 70 The 4spine rasior; this w. at Frau
con 10 Mitch, tsu,feen miles By air lipe ana twenty
rsrge. Near It ,s the Flame, the Pe,dle ~oun.Atn,
end the Il DO htea-toere ave two OF shem. Be
aDyjpa a. the A'piie House, Gornau s'assoo, aud
Iav-rs,pg The crc kse rosds through tie gofges II
this mouo air ous tsrn.ory tn i:s Western and
poutftYD sxten ty, ct III. F'ums House, four m,lss
below Frss o3Dia Notch the fol- viDg o+DtL hotels
are ssse6 IN tbe way: G,eo House, Davis's (o.d
Cawfos d's), Widely House, Glbbss (No.sh, or yoUsg
rcm C5s~fa Do Whites Mount Was nSs,n,n
Beth)em Hi use, ana Profile nae. Bseon -
readily rearfed in day rom any OF the.e hnnsfs,
ether by way oi Convey, Por.]asd , OF Lsae Wione-
pisseoaee. A pe'soo, wish mode, = obs vsncs OF
the curios,tief, b'eushtt en- a Ia MAJ lag, may
ptIf.prc this trip sDe b., k to New York, With a
disbursement OF IS day, sishin t rec weeks.
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srAFFORD sPRINGs. CONN.

STAFFORD SPRINGS House,
STAFFORD, Conn.,, July 2, 1855.
The Route Virtues Of the Sprtngs-Hos Weather
The Hctsi-Politics, &C., &c.
Your valuable paper has been . daily companion
from childhood, though have never until the pre-.
sent sought 70 trespsss upon Its columns. Bat 80
familiar tave become with II, that 1t seems like
addressing an old friend, iafber than the editor Of
the most widely circulated journal in the United
Slater.
The cool weather with which we have been BLESS.
cd had almost luIled me into the belief that we
were 70 have delightful summer Of saowcry days
ard blanket nights-a belief that required but the
shadow Of warm day to dispe The prostratlng
heat Of wednesday Induced me 70 hastily pack M
tiupk and seek quiet and comfortable spot among
the hills Of New Eugsnd, where visions Of a COM
Portable summer 10 New York would rapidly give
way to tie reality Of mountain air and scenery, and
the Injuries Of country life.
Hardly knowing whittier bound, went aboard
the splendid ssesmsr Granite s.ste, and arrived in
Hartford, aittrs delightful nights sail, on tho fol-
loving morning. Two hours ride on the whitman
tic railroad brought ne TO this cbarmiok snot
Stafford Springs are among the mountains Of foI
land county, about lfy miles dsssnt, 81 railroad
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WHEELING VA. WEDNESDAY, MORNING,
CITY BUSINESS.
Eagle Forge, Wire & Iron W orks
q. G. DEWEY, Proprietor.
vlIraousE. 80. 60 NAIs s7ktr7,
WhteIiug, VA

\I I4NVFACTVREA q AAsttes ~ s tsn4 Fimy lroI,
M Z. k. Ate4; heaSy hpa lisht FotthES, bo'tE XIV
''s: ESssto:l,AA Esi su,p.s.os DnaoO work nad. TO
n,,Ls, I aSEi fntll
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O Barrels 30 1 IAi4 vi, NJ ttt PieSse4s PitRe
Q ITtitle, iEst received ard Lof StA I0E Il
J. n. TAPP4N's Dtus store
fhA CkSgt HhhsltIg.
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New Music Store.
sikn Of the GFeeian TFIgoRnm, No. 199
Main Street.

}. F1cKlEsoS wol'1 rssptSGliy ~.
- : ooRsce 70 tAe citizens Q! Hbeelrg Ghd Vi.
."H heEty, thAt X kaS tRtt Ofens4 6eH and
y tee1ht e4sa ab6thmRht ~ lie all Of HioiEa,
GuittrI, ViOltASoa FIAFeiS, FlU.es, FRt, 4ecoVde.
-, Bat3oA tba TinbodnsA Brass IHstTsneat' ibe
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