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sECoNp ANNIVERSARY OF THE

~2SECOND ANNIVERSARY OF THE
~ jamestown Society of Washington
" jamestown Society of Washington" will cele-
brate their second Anniversary, at Mount Vernon,
chartered the steamer George Washington for the
occasion, she will leave her wharf In this city at g1
O'Clock, a. M, stopping at Alexandria, and proceed
TO Mount Vernon, where the anniversary address
will be delivered by GEORGE WASHINGTON PARE
CUsTIs, Esq. After allowing the company SUFFICIENT
time TO examine everything of interest connected
with the resdence of the Father of his Country the
boat will proceed to the VIII te House Pavilion
where the society will partake OF dinner prepared
for them
The Marine Band has been engaged for the occa.
sion.
Tickets for the excursion and dinner SO, which
may be had at the stores of George and Thus Par
ker, w. NJ Morrison, 10. Shillington, and of the Of
ficers of the Society. NAV %,
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.


Washington. 10th May, lass.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
O'Clock a. m, for supp wing to the Marines stationed
in Washington city from LIST July, 1855, to 10Th OF
June, 1855, such quantities Of Wood and Coal as
may be required upon the Quarterly acquisitions OF
Co "manding O1icers
The wood to be best oak saping, and the coal
best anthracite free from DUST broken and screened
both to be delivered at sue points within the bar
rack walls, Rs may be designated, free OF expense to
the limited States NAV ll-3ta q t25th
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DEDICATION.-The basement story of
~ the Capitol Hill NJ E. Church, corner of
street north and Sd street east will be dedicated
to the worship Of Almighty God on next Sabbath,
the l3ih instant. The Rev. James McKendree Ri,
ley, OF Baltimore, will preach at ii clock a. n
Kew benjamin T. Brooke of Georgetown, at o'cIk,
and Rev. Isaac P. Cook, Of Baltimore, at O'Clock
p. IN.
The public are most respectfully invited to attend
L
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF PARIS MANTIL.
LAS Ar INV YORK PRICES.
CREMONA, LEONORA,
LAVINIA. LILY,
DE STAEL, CAMILLA,
my OROP CLIMENE.
Also, few very pretty MOURNING MaNTiL
All the above styles Just received aud this day ar,
co., MAXWELL g. BROTHER,
3as Pa. ave-, bet 9th and y h streets.
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PERSONAL.

80. The editor Of the Eastern Argus, who
Is at present Secretary Of Legation It London,
writes home to that paper that the French
Emperor, during his recent visit to England,
received our Minister, Mr.. Buchanan, With
marked civility, and expressed the hope that
America and France might always be at peace.
-. Psrodi, of the Italian opera, was q
passenger by the Hermann. She gave . DON.
cert on board that vesssl on Tuesday, and " as
assisted by Mademoiselle Slavenuter.
80. Capt Ingrabam, Of the United States
sloop of.war st. Louis, having arrived at Phil
sdelphis, many of bis friends have invited him
to partake Of o public dinner.
.... Mrs. E. Cakes Smith, who was ap.
pointed by Barlum one of the judges Of his
debasing baby show" has written . wo-
manly letter declining to have anything to do
with the disgusting affair.
-. Kunkel's opera troupe are concsr tising
in Norfolk, Va, to overlooking houses.
....Mr. John Fry was killed on last Thur
day night by falling from the top of bis resi-.
dence in York, Pa. He had assembled the
roof in order to ASCERTAIN whether there was
any occasion for the alarm of IRE which had
just commenced, and, slipping, foil to the
ground.
80. William Wsshsm, . youth, has been
arrested at Talladega, Ala, for burning his
mothers dwelling He had whipped both his
brother and sister, and to further revenge
himself upon them he set FIRE to tho house.
80. Hon John G. Spencer, Esq, who has
filled largo space, Professionally and politi-
cally, for half century, is sinking rapidly
under disease induced by severe and inces.
SAINT mental and physical labor.
80. The Rev. Mr.. Kilgors, q Methodist
minister, and Principal of the Academy at
Adamsville, Florida, while hunting on Sstur.
day last, accidentally shot himself through
with load of buck-shot.
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FRENCH MILLINERY.
MRS. M. L. DAWSON, No. 3

- MRS. M. L. DAWSON, No. 3o8
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th st
respectfully announces TO her Gus
toners and the ladies OF Washington ~
ano vicinity, that she has just received case OF
Fancy French HATS and will open them 20 the
public on Thursday, the 10Th instant, which she 70
spectfully invites the attention Of the ladies.
may $50 NJ L. ID.
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SUMNER NJ LLINERY.

No. 81 Bridge street, between Con-
WI gress and High, Georgetown, has Just
received a well selected and beauti VI
ful assortment of Frence HATS and Summer Mi,
LIVERY of the latest styles
Also, Straw Bonnet Flats for children. Rihhon,
May 18th MRS
may ll-3ts
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DIR. PECK AT HONE AGAIN DIR. Charles A.
Peck, whose recent imprisonment in Cuba has
attracted much public attention, arrived in
this city on Monday evening. His arrival,
though unheralded, was soon made known to
bis numerous frienis, many of whom imme.
diately called upon him to offer their oongrat.
uiations at his escape from Spanish tyranny
and bis return home. A meeting Of his friends
was held last evening, at which remsr ks of the
most complimentary character were made as
to the manner in which the doctor had de-.
ported himself daring the whole of this trans
action. DR. Peck is still feeble, as might be
expected, from tho very kind treatment which
he received at tho hands of Gen. Concha-N.
Y. SIN of Thuysday.
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TEE GREAT REAPER CAsE.-The Cincinnati
Gszstte states that on Monday last, Mr.. Mo.
COrmick's application in the United States
Circuit Court In taat city, for An increase of
the amount Of the bond given by the defend
ants to account for the profits on the machines
they might sell, provided the court should de.
cree for the complainant on q final hearing,
was refused BY Judge Mclean. The defend.
ants have already given bond in $IO, 900.
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SUMMER MILLINERY.

-MIsS z. z MCDONALD, (succes- N
Qsor to Mrs.. Ann II. Clark,l win open
KVher SUMMER MILLINERY on Sat- ~
urday next, the II instant, a. her well Known e.
No. II Bridge street, three doom esst
Of the Post Once, Georgetown, ID. Q.
NAV l0-3
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WARD MEETING The &c.
~ cond Ward Voters who are opposed to Sc
cret political associations are notified that an ad
journed meeting will be h. Id THIS EVENING the
llth instant, at 8 O'Clock, at Harmony Hall.
NAV Lite
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NEW AND OLD PIANOS.

WE have now in store the largest assortment Of
w PIANOS ever oferea in this city, from Hal
let, Davis B. Co., Bacon & Raven, and Knabs,
Gsehle Co.'s celebrated manufactures. These
Pianos guarantee and sell upon veiy easy terms.
we offer at the low price of $500 cash q second
hand Piano, by Andre Stien, for S75.
very fine second hand Chickering Piano fos
sale or rent at a bargain.
Old Pianos taken in exchange for new.
Always on hand, Stools, Covers, Victims, 0sifan,
Flutes, Aceordeons, Music. &C. Ac-
JOHN r. ELLIS,
900 Pennsylvania svenue,
may 10 be<. 9th and 10Th streets.
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B-A few days ago rio. occurred in New
Hampshire between the students OF Dartmouth
College, and the Cadets Of the Norwich Mill
tary SCHOOL, which would have resulted ssri-
Ously had not the Ofh,srs promptly intsrfsr.d.
The rioters were armed with uistoI. and kn;v..
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JAMES Il. BURNS'S

Cneop Book Stationery, PERIOD cal pariey Sors 90
CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
No. $50 Bridge street, oppesits the Mayors Once,
GEORGETOWN, D. @.
Subscribers TO all the Weekly Periodicals sod
Magazines served ~ their dwellings.
Agent for the Evening STAR" where advertise
menis will be promptly attended to, and subecsip-
tons received. may 4-lw
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@ALUMNI OF WASHINGTON SEMI
49, Maya meeting of all the Old Pupils of
the washington Seminary will be held at the Semi
nary, street, between 9th and 10th, on FRIDAY
next, llth instant, at 81 O'Clock p. m.
Punctual and general attendance il particularly
requested fctty papers) NAV I'd
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IShun the tale bearer Whoever enter
tains you With the faults Of others, will enter.
tain others Sith yours.
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PART u-sKCULAR.
l Chorus-uail, Fairy Queen
Ballad-Gambef's Wife
Serenade-Sieep, Lady, Sleep
4 0Iee-The Maiden and Black Bird
Duet-Master and Pupil
Song-The Old Sexton
Z GIee-The Warriors Welcome
Q Song-Take me back TO Switzerland
8 Battle Chorus-On 90 the field OF glory
10 Madngal-Flora gave me fairsst flower
ii Chorus-Away, Away, Away, the morning
freshly breaking
IL Largo factoten-Opera Of the Barber Of Seville
Is Chorus-Away, no longer stay.
may lo-2t QntA UnionlD
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AGENTS FOR THE STAR

AGENTS FOR THE STAR.
The following persons are authorized
to contract for the publication of adver.
tisements in the Star:
Philadeiphia-V. B. PALxrR, N. W.
corner of Third and Chestnut streets.
New York-S. M. PHrTINaILL & Co.,,
Nassau street.
Boston ". B. palmer, Scollay's
Building.
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POWER OF CocoA.-Professor Johnstons, in
Ills Chemistry OF Common Life" states that
by the use of COCOA leaf tho Peruvian lndi ans
undergo the most incredible labors. He says,
"With feeble ration of dried maise or barley
crushed into -four the Indian, IL duly supplied
with cocoa, tolls under heavy burdens, day
after, up the steep slopes Of the mountain
passes, or digs, for years, in the subterr an
mines, insensible to WEAKNESS, to cold, and to
hunger. He believes, indeed, that it may be
ma e substitute for food altogathar.n
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TO THE LADIES.

lust received from New York a superior lot Of
u rich Dress Silks, Cashmere and Lace Shawls,
Mantillas, Embroideries, Laces, Collars, &C.
Ladies can also be supplied with French Comets,
Jackets, Supporters, &c.
We have just received the fourth invoice Of those
fine Leghorn comets which sold 90 rapidly and
gave such satisfaction.
We cordially invite the Ladies 20 give ~ q call,
as great inducements will be offered 20 purchaser
HUTCHINSON q MUNRO,
Dealers i'm Fancy Goods and Millinery,
No. 210 Pa. avenue,
LIST door west OF Messrs. Harper d Co.
my lQ-a
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RRoWN's FORESTER, / vol, Ediaburg, beina
fofss' uses. FkANCk TAYLOR,
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WILL ARDS HOT e L,
Old Point Comfort, Va.

THIS SPLENDID sEA-sHoRE HOUSE Is
II NOW OPEN.
Board per day.. .....................--.-.-$xw
Board by the week, per day.....-..... ! 50
Board by the month, per day......... IS
Baths free for The guests.
may lO-lm 4. c. WILLARp q BRO.
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n The London Artisan mentions an in.
vention for softening horn and rendering it
elastic like whale-bone The horns are
cleaned, split, opened cut and fattened, and
and immer sod for several days in bath COM
posed Of parts Of glycerinc and 100 parts of
water They are then placed in q scond bath
consisting Of quarts Of nitric acid, 2 quarts
OF pyroligneous acid. 12t pounds tannin 5
sulphate Of xinc, with IS gallons of water.
After leaving this second bath, it will have
acquired q suitable degree of fexibility and
elasticity to enable it to be used as substitute
tor whalebone for certain purposes.
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BY The MUSIOhL OONNEt1toN
Nov In Session st Smithsonian Institution,
On FRIDAY EvENINo, Hay N,
In tAs Lecture Room Of the SmithssniAs.
THE Committee appointed By the Convention
j would submit the following Programme 40 one OF
The most attractive that has ever been placed before
tire public Of Washington
The Orchestra will be filled BY membe1 Of The
Convention and the MARINE BAND, producing IN
effect which has never before been attempted In
this city.
The whole will be under the direction Of Prof. !.
B. WOODBURY., Of New York.
Prof. SC3EEL Will preside az the Pfanoeone.
Tickets TWENTY-FIVE CENTS-so - se1 %
aIl our Music and Stationery Stores.
PROGRAMME-PARTL
/. Chorus-We wait fur thy loving kindness
3 Quauette The Old Church Road
J. Ballad-Take me home 20 die
f. Anthem-Irl wash my hands in iapocspcy
S. Quaueue-She rapt him in q little shrooA
g. Quartette and Chorus-How beautiful upon The
m9sntain
7. Quartetle-The Three Msrys
6. Duet and Chorus-From the OFstosio Of ish-
mad
g. Trio-Oh, that had wings
10. Grand Chorus-Wake the theme Of psaas&
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" ADVERTISEMENTS should be handed
IN by II o'clock, NJ, otherwise they may
not appear until the next day.
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BOYS CLOTHING

WE have this day received a large addition 10
w our former stock, making our present assoft-
ment of Boys Summer Clothing for school and dress
wear superior 10 any ever offered in this city.
WALL STEPHENS,
322 Pa. avenue, next 20 Iron Han.
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q SEVENTH WAKD.-UNION TICKET.
y For ADMINISTRATION r. JOHNSON.
For Common Councll-SAMUEL HUMPHREY,
SAMUEL 8. TAYLOR, HENRY A. CLARKE.
mar A-e
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100 LOST Lost, on Sunday, the 9Th inst.
IL white and black setter DOG, with
black head and ears, the name Of owneIs
on the collar Any one that will deliver
him to BAYNE, BUCKNER CO., Alexandris
will be suitably rewarded. may So
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
Posi- OFFICE DrrAnrNKxr, Msy 10, 1,

Posf UIY1o1 DKlAhfhKNf, Msy 10, IsS5.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received st thc
- Poet cfhce Department until the 18th dsy OF
june next, at 8 O'Clock, p. M, for furnishing The
staions, for this department Mt for four years frcm
the first day If July, 1855. Those unacsompsniei
BY satisfactory testim Of ability to fulfil
ira win not be considered.
All the articles must be Of the very best q7a,ity
samples Of which, containing ct least ream Of each
KIDD Of psper, must accompany the bids J; and the
Go srtment reserves the right to retain and pay for
the at the price stated In tn. Offer to return
them, 1t its option. No bid will be conhdersd
where the articles ascc mpanying It are lot Of the
kind and quality required by the department. and
spurious articles will subject the entire lid to resc
tion at the pleasure Of the cepsr ment.
The suhjoined list specifies Is nearly as can now
be done the amount, quality, and do rI ton Of ca
of the kinds of articles shat will be wanted:
10 reams folio post, satin or plain hoi b, faint
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ball are also prodisiously diversified in regard
to color, being black, red, white, green, yel.
low, pink, &c and as to shape, are round.
nobbed aud varied in all proportions; as to
size, some Of them being no larger tho first
year than peas, while others exceed the size of
pallets eggs; as to " earliness," some of them
completing their growth in July, while other 9
will not put forth their blossoms until October;
as to productiveness, some yield more than two
hundred to one, while others will give back
only three or four fold; as to spreading under
ground, some running out to great distance,
others growing quite near to the stem, some
descending deep into tho earth, while others
will rise to the surfaoe; as to quality, some
being tough and watery, some dry and msaly,
some very pleasing to the taste, while others
will not be at al palstsble; as to stems, some
will carry single stalk like a rod, others an
immense profusion of them, some being very
luxurious, while others will be extremely
dWarhsh. In short, as is very remarkable, no
sort Of connection will be found to exist be.
tween any Of the peculiarities of the two
specimens.
The Eastern Wsr.-We have repeatedly
TAKEN occasion to remark that II was geaer.
any oe'isVed among the public men In this
Guy, OF all nations, that the parties engaged
In the Eastern war are but on the threshold
OF their contest. Now, We ind this impres.
sion strengthened and strsDg thsning among
them by the war news received by each sue
cssding steamer up 70 this This-what
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Che 0urf, ST.

@lNHE CELEBRATED HORSE WILD IRISH
MAN that now stands the challenger Of Horse Mare
Geoine IN the ~ordene thres MI repeat
lis n the ,tsbs Of his tie Red Hous. Harlem
also FLLEN BATEMAS and LITTLE FLEA the vrorerty
Of the proprietor OF tie Red House, Harlem
WILLIAM A. BROWN.
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NITIALSi-ALOvE SrORY-THE INITIALS.
i kQUAL TO Waller SCOTS NOVELS.

Read vhs' be boston OVe Branch Of req ~ says 10
their editorial columns:
Tbi. Of the charming soo<s Of the Day and we
tkiDk u fscirafe al lovers Of IL 20
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a that eO1ny The s1thnr Enfsn say o'
hsh bur residence 10 G-rnsny hu esso ed ner
po Of the people 9Th sre,' n5el
ify Many the character. fi-s hisesree
c.tsiry Of tn suscvs per-ns Ee have f0u 10 70
oceI ,ction; BEAUTIFUL. iroe, 90 sffen.at sne
sinking 10 the saseepaoe yo.tle 400 60
quet,h HGdsm Ros-Ibeff the ohe1ous ssoe mug
step st0 btn1og over bic beer snd ehoef
ofn, seep with his BRIDE elect In toe tsd9as
eontr. With bis ,ns or the
vstereuJ, the hofs p,y1s their pt,aAs
Hsuton osfnsry pOrr-itures Inc mar
r.tve Of iueoent the interest," sdmifsolJ susned
The has passed thr uza several
eo.Is IN EnssId will doubt b. extsn.vey eirea-
sd We happy IN the nest and permanent
form IN which Ar. Peterson has Issued u
Complete in volumes; paper cover ice One Dollar;
or bound volume cloth for One Dollar and Twenty-Five
Cent? copy
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FOOT TEPS OF ST. PAUL.
fy be author Of the Morning ,nd Night wa,ehes &c

The very title flhe bos u .urr. tive Of a, that could be
with he no,eu.pt. Of 90 'ns.r..ss % ,rr.ods.ry per-
sonse VI ~ ~ort without compare either toe chu
from al .'A,bIe .o7-e. s We. 90 ucsy ..ssed sod
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TIM ibe vivid imagery nish, have beeo sntspaed
N ore 20 bad ein.. MINGLED the scenes described A..
DsrrNe ihrshout pe.snis b,n, and eor,ras ehsin Of
Peir eu'ien he e.bvsin the fight, and missionary sad
.ourny TO Ii. orens Tn. -. sod our..vr. .Dp,,.ehins
with 81 Psu only th- City Of Cge bat BY aid Of
win se,tL.c rr.aoeur- .eeins .. do the temple
CT Peie'.o on loy ros the entrance Of toe
ioro.d from the ,srrole westerly vi th the
q. hbh torn n'os great espis Then visit Malta and
tsse ~ 'onrdIes. The syrian shores are green TO US
c,ri ID supplied BY n.ar. Win noo i Srta:.,es
end Ephesus The point where Hermus .oi Mean
are uro~ open our s.1e The beth intellectual
.eus luxury; t,riDs ST. Pau from hi. sden life
re bout The sats' o. the .evsn billed city" TChachn.n
re sin ara Isn't tsi style 70 Sh,;n III, ~sr' writ
her. aud there the nuteoeso de's sat the .od
reader one Of me
useful eorbs Of the season" tufs,o Express
In all respects h very beautiful I'D S.tel y0
The CATERS publh. multitude Of good boos. BOT Jules.
we sty Hsae this shl be re koned among the bss, OF
No: ODly readable but highly satisfactory BOOK
"Iu th. s,active volume the reader iad instructive
bich mail ed the life of the AposIe Psu &c ssy
usb- and youth happily designed bdas
tn.r minds into communion with mao endo .ea With the
hsh,st attributes Of int. tctnsl power coutod by truth
ard divine benevonce m.sng hin the sre4es human ,eDe
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illustrated with and series OF wood engfsvinss
IChtptisn Obseyer
The Fooeps Of st Paui Is tbs title of able and In
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the Apostle. II nter~eaves Ia the
all The disclosures of the Acts the ncdent.
nimsops of the Epes all the outside Information extant.
derived from comparison oil
Scripture nu,h has beea done 10 this
the author In merely suns and methodzus what
ers hes msae work Bat he has <dten II IN ant
n.t.d and saphic style and iubaed II with foe spirit IL
leaves ,nop impression the readers mind IL c. o1'y
illustrated with and engraving and every ways schoi
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from the or.rsiic way in which the nsrrnvsis level
opd the worn derives vsue text book for the Bible
GAS teacher a. well for the student
Episcopal Recorder.
SANE AUTHos:
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V-1HE GREAT JOURNEY; PILGRIMAGE THROUGH
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LIVING GoD Illustrat.d l6 no s. cents
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% formers ano Others.

DONE MANURE.-The subscriber has con.
ID rsn,y on hand a very superior .rusIs Of psss BONE
LUST consisiiIg Of saving. filings aud EfJund hose
ross .eefyed At the Works $50 Ess River; or q ".
Is Cedar ST. % sfairs CHRISTIAN ScHWAeH
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