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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-04

10y THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA -
ID APPROXIMATIONS Information having been
received by the Executive that THEoDoRICK g.
FERGUSON, charged in Charles City County, with
feoniously sbducting white female with intent to
defle her, and OLIVER A. HOBSON, charged
with aiding Ferguson in the commission of said
felony, did on the 18th day of the present month,
make their escape from the jail of said county, and
are row going at large Therefore, do hereby offer
reward of two hundred dollars 60 any person or
persons who shall arrest the said Ferguson and
Hobsoll, and deliver them into the Jail of Charles
City County, one hundred dollars for such arrest
and delivery of either and do moreover require all
officers of this Commonwealth, civil and military,
and request the people generally, to their best
exertions procure the arrest of the said Ferguson
and Hobson that they may be brought to justice.
(~o) Given under my hand as Governor,
}sEAL. , and under the Lesser Seal of the Com
wv mouweaith, at Richmond, this Doth day
of August, IN the year 1856.
By the Governor HENRY A. WISE.
GEORGE w. MUNFoRD, Sec'y OF the Com'ith
THEoDoRIcK q. FERGUSON is about feet 10
inches high, of spare make, dark com pexion black
hair and dark eyes, quite talkative carpenter by
trade.
OLIVER A. HoBsoN is about feet high, well pro-
portioned round face, fair complexion blu~ eyes
and dark brown hair; raised in the county of
Hsnrico, AID is shins getter by trade.
30-2awsY
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PICHAIoND MILITARY INSTITUTE,

REV. J. AMBLER WEED, Principal-Classcsl
and English Department,
MR. CHAS, Z. LAUCK, Graduate Va Military In
acknowledgements Mathematics, Nat Science,
Bnd Military Tactics.
NJ. J. MICHARD-Modern Languages.
Nd. J. A. CALYO-Drawing.
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~ Z. BURkUSS's SCHDDG4, in Tho
". basement of the Universalist Church, Mayo 81.
The thirteenth session of this School will commence
the 18th inst and close the 10th Of July next
TERMS, PER SESSION.
For English Studies with without Elementary
Latin. s so on
For Classics and Mathematics 60 90
Modern languages and Drawing at the usual rates,
Mr. B. will be aided by Mr.. Henry B sttaile, who
for the last two years has been engaged with Mr.
Lewis NJ Colema II, in the Hanovsr Academy.
N BAT the solicitation of friends, a limited num-
Der of small boys in the elementary English branch
es, will be admitted at forty dollars.
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EAECU1OR'S MOTTO E.-Aii persons
IL having claims against the estate of the late Hen
ny w sharpe, decd, will present them TO the under
signed for payment without delay, and those indebted
to his estate will come forward and make payment,
as 1t 10 desirable that the estate should be wound up
at en- early day W.GODDiN Ex'r of
su l6-2swlm HENRY w. SHARPE, decd
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hsnnlsG nAIsHEs In great variety;
Az large stock Just received and for sais ~
sea VIM. 6ATTLER. lA2 Main ST.
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- 80 srasA aLiNG sAhr OF the ya-...-
will give satire sstissacfiop. sa iuA, tested AID
su1 sTEkBInS pULLEN
iei Broad SITE et.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-04

Il. ID. TukNEK,ss SELECT CI.AsSI-
w CAL, AND ENGLISH SCHO0T MIN IN
BETWEEN SAD AND srH.--The 18th Acsdemi,
Year Of this School will commence on MONDAY.
the 4stn OF september, aud close thu 18th July.
at every state of their study the ancient ana
rrn languages, the Mathematics and Enai;sh
Rr@urhes -u ~i.ehsn
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UNDER THE CHARGE OF
Rev. g.. w. PETHERBRIDG and
A NJ

- r. Pc N II L. TOMS ENGLISH
-. CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL, 4rH
street, between Main aud franklin The next aes
sion will commence 18th September and close 18th
July.
TEaMs-English Branch $40 Higher slish
meut an Palm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-04

NJ HIS. WI A LLUkY'S SCHOOL FOR
4Vl CHILDREN, of both sexes, lin separate apart
ments, will be in session on MONDAY, the 18th of
September.
Residence, 4th street, between Craze and Frank
LIN SITS sc s lin
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From Mr.. H. C. AeNcmaya formeysp Druooiss In
tsis city.
"Dr. SCHULTZ has this day extracted tive painful
corns from the bottom of my feet without causing me
any pain, and to my entire satisfaction.
"August S, l356n
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X AnssAiNr..-lVU pieces oil dark col,d.
= small ngs red COLLEGES ~ Cd per yard worth l2ac,
signify imperfect All IL want will call early a. rhs
est h'ished ahsap store IT :. 'l'
ses ALFRED MOSES, IS Main 1t
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4 Avn hEGEttfNG the fOfI0Ntnks
4 Henneasey's Cognac BRANDY IN wood and ga"
Amonliliado and Romano SHERRY
Regina Port WINE
Claret and Champagne do
Superior SALAD OIL
London MUSTARD, IN Id. and half H. boxes
English and Imitation English CHEESE
Mocha and Java COFFEE
Judds patent Sperm CANDLES
And few dozen BEEF TONGUES, of extra gus
hty-which will sell at small advance for csss, or
to punctusl customers on the usual credit.
ED. w TOMPklss.
A few tubs Of very fine Goshen BUTTER st re-
tall my l4-n
pIChhOAD WINE sTUkE.--We nav
~ have on hand superior stock oil Wines ana DiAA
dies for summer use, comprising ia part OF
He1ne ssey and 0tard BRANDIES. Ia wood and glass
Old Port WINES part very choice.
Mederia and Sherry, old and delicate.
Claret and Champagne, various grades
Scotch ALE, Of Yonser's Alisopp's, CamPoeih ~"
Dicks brands
London BROWN STOUT.
Ginger WINE.
Blackberry BRANDY. r.
Old Rye WnISKEY, few bills very choice, vi
family use. Fer sale by DUDLEY CO.,
ie 40 n Main 6
RLACK DUksKIN PANTs-.Assortsd ~
~ quality, to suit the wsnts OF our trade. We
yite the attention Of purchasers to the nj ace aa
bility OF our goods. No better can be found.
SILK TESTS, SILK TESTS! -.
Black and Fancy Siiks; Double and sassie' nies
ed varied In quality and sizes, 50 that we esa saA
tee dc, and satisfy in price.
SUMNER ST0Ck. -.
The last chance, gentlemen, for extremely Wv
priced goods, that IL good stock, ct pnnsaay ~ ~
ces GAOShONG TufMhs,
au26 No. ITO MslE 81
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=. FOR RENT OR LEAsE--Af The an.
La ton Of the tenant, the tenement mo In o ao
franklin street, recently occupid by Mr. John
market and is considered CT the best location,
the city for grocery dry goods store Posss.s;n
given at one days notice. Apply to BAKEs 9
PLEAsANTs, or to
P. II AYIETT, Trusts.
an 2S-ts Law Office, lis Main stres,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-04

skY THE tSOvERNOK OF VIRGINIA..
- "a PROG LAM I'll o N Where's ELIAS
HELMS, who condemned by the Circuit Court of
Marshall County, to five years. imprisonment in the
Penitentiary for burglary escaped therefrom on the
night of the 7th December 1854 and is still at large
therefore do hereby offer reward of Four Hundred
Dollars in lieu of the reward heretofore offered to
any person persons who shall arrest the said Elias
Helms, and deliver him into the Penitentiary near
this city; and do moreover require all officers of
the Commonwealth civil and military, and request
the people generally, TO their best exertions to
procure the arrest of the said Helms that he may be
brought to justice.
(~~N->) Given under my hand as Governor aud
{ SEAL. under the lesser seal of the Commonwealth
t~~~ at Richmond, this 14th day of August in the
year 1885, HENRY A. WISE
Elias Helm ia about 90 years Old five feet six and
quarter inches high light complexion, black hair
and dark eyes. au l6-2aw3w
NRAiN EAGS-The Manchester Cotton
~ and Wooen Manufacturing Company have on
hand GkAIN BAGS, of superior quality. Orders left
at the office Of the undersigned promptly executed
st lowest market rates
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-04

EfGUsHEE ST. GRAMMAR eCHOOL--
IL BY VIM. A. RENNIE The next session will
begin 18th September, 1856, and end 18Th July ensu-
ing Terms reasonable.
Until the 18th inst, the undersigned be seen at
his rooms Foushee street, between Broad and
Grace, in the building formerly occupied by messs.
Bicktord L. Budweli. now known Saunders Hall,
between the hours of u and IL A. NJ when he wills
be- happy to give any information that may be de-
sired.
3-1u* VIM PFNNTE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-04

BACON & BAsAERvILL,
- GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Receive consignments of Tobacco, Flour, Cofni
Wheat &c and give their personal attention 70 SAFES
Of same, and keep constantly hand large and gene
raj assortment Of Groceries, Seed, Peruyisa oaano
Ia fa2T-dawts
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yERs; q MISS ADA b; MINOR :

NERs. 81 MISS ADA Ii. MINOR y
lyR SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG LADIES. RICH
MOND.-The second session of this Institution will
commence the LIST day of October next, for
continued session, to LIST July, 1857.
In tbs organization of this school, its Principals and
accomplished Assistant unite, with the fruit of their
experience the light and counsel of others emf
nent in The profession, and they intend to afford the
means, not only of thorough of substantial
instruction. but also of all the accomplishments ne
cessary to finished female education.
Neither in retaining their able and experienced
Assistant, in the selection OF her fellow aborers,
nor IN ther other provisions, have the subscribers
spared anything that may make their institution
worthy Of the patronage of the community Atten-
ton will be paid to the manners and morals of the
young ladies' at all times, and deep interest taken in
their advancement.
MUSIC, both vocal and instrumental will be taught
by competent teachers. The Harp, Piano and Gui-
tar. all furnished in The family.
Terms: Board, $780, English tuition S -; Prima-
ry department, $50; Modern languages, each, $40;
Latin, $50; Music on Piano, $780, Harp, s7e Guitar,
$50; Drawing and Painting, $40.
REFERENcEs: Right Rev. Bishop Johns. Rev Jno.
z. Mcclure, Rev. J. Peterkin, Va; Oliver White,
Esq, Fleetwood Academy, Va; C. B Gibson, M. D.,
J: Bolton, D, Peticolas; NJ. D 6; A; Wilson,
mond Hon. R. NJ. II. Hunter Hon. j. NJ Clayton u.
s. s.; Frederick Coleman and Beverley Douglas,
Esqs, State Senate; 0. NJ Smith Esq, Lunenburg
MRS. JEFFERSON MINOR,
jy 24-Sm MISS B. MINOR.
SsOUTHERN FEMALE iNsTGTUTE.-.
- The seventh session Of the Southern Female In
eLlbule on InS nfSt MONDAY October
next.
The Boarding Department is under the charge of
D. Lee Powell, Esq.
TERMS;
Board for months. $500
luton 30
French, Italian German, Spanish, esch..........20
i,a1lH ...s.l5
Drawing from 500 to $50
Music at Professors prices.
Preparatory Department.
w ashins and Liz hts extra.
ID LEE POWELL, l,,,
ROB'T J. MORRISON, rnnoipals'
Address, Richmond, Va iy 2l-ts
"a CHOCL FOR isOYs.--The subscriber
~ returns his sincere thanks his friends and the
puhllc tor the liberal patronage bestowed upon him
as Ieacher since his return to the CITY, and begs
leave to inform them that the duties of his School
will be resumed on MONDAY 18th day of August,
On Sd street, between Clay and Leigh With an ex-
perlence OF thirty years Teacher he feels conf
DENT of pleasing those that may feel disposed to pa
tronze him.
y Terms made known on application.
kEFERENc Es.-Rev DR.. Howell. Rev. Jas. B. Tay-
lor, Messrs. j & George Gibson, P. j. Archer ESD,
John Pearce, 4. Richards, ESQ., and numerous others
of his patrons, if necessary.
an ll-dim A. G. SAUNDERS.
MISSES KINGS SCHDOL-.Ccrner of
1fl Broad and Mayo streets The ninth session of
this School will commence MONDAY, the goth of
ser lh6r and tba If of Iniv
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MlLLWKiEHT NUTlCE.--fInvIn1 10.
- cAted mysaif IN the city of Richmond, l am
nov for making contracts to build or repair
sa, mna.oa hlLLs either In tho city country
ossIseuoh Guaranteed In every and the best Of
Lave ans,. orders q my resdsnse On nth It nearly
epponts NJ fnrsslrs Grocery and in the nsish aos-
omss stating the particulars win b promptly g.
~ S-~dAelmA - = ~~ss@sssrp.
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" Corns, Bunions, Warts Nails growing into the
hesh, and every disorder of the feet effectaalIy
cured. Once l68 Broad street, between 9Th aud It'll
Ladies and gentlemen waited upon at their resi-.
dences, without extra charge
~ PONDULION LOTION, for Chilblsins to
be had at my office, In bottlss-SI each
au Stint a. sCHUT.TZ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-04

DURE BERMUDA ARROW ROOT; sa-
l. go; Tapioca; Heckers Farina and Corn Starch
received and for sale by w. G. BATTAILE,
Drug and Chemical Stere
an Earn dHb
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-04

FLUID
es, Tia |
Ware,
IN sets
the 10,
Ordt
hest an
TO pacl
au ID |
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SUPERIOR CLOTHINC Ar cEr.T

I ,nENSHAW IL EasHEh's FAMILY
FLouh-our friends are respectfully informed
mat ma We have opened our list for Family Flou:-
Ihose who wish 10 get their years supply of US will
please call and enter their names $40
Aoo-M CREksHAyv & FISHER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-04

= AKSAPAR1LLA, Bulls and sands,
~ Carers Spanish Mixture; Bakers Bitters; Dow
denis Bitters Browns Essence Jamaica Ginger
Wheeers Sherry Wine Bitters; for sale by
w. C. BATTAILE, Druggist
au 20 Corner 4th and Broad STA
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t>kOM LADY OF fhis CITY, tIhe
l. original can be at DR.. SIS office)-

Il original can be seen at Dr. SIS office)-
"RIcHMoSD, June 20 1856
"DT. S. SCHULTZ, the sklful Surgeon Chropodist
from London, has removed from my feet two corns
and toe nail, also very troublesome bunion with
out giving any pain whatever. take great plea.
sure In recommending DR. to all my friends and
those who afflicted with corns bunons i'll formed
nails nc, and advise them not to delay in having
them removed, a. Dr. s. 10 very safe and tender ep
orator"
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Hostcu on Dir Toby Bsloh. may hs pleaded in extsnu-
amer hat Ausolycus handy eitasr VI III "a
Issis Aei@o ever 20 we'll would not have the anne
sect IN As ssid DO ore s sea4ps
teen worked Into Tho play 10 tighten il up and
bis character more ike outline saetcn
Than . finished portrait We surprised {, Aud
III. Burton very careless In the words Mrs Parsers
BsID,oDe vas excellent she adhered closely W tue
wit read IT clearly, Sorcioly ntegsr y and eFsc-
lively. She looked every tneh queen nd he- stA .us
tcsne vas quite equai TO Mrs. Warmers. II h&d any
hHis 10 Ano with 30 careful performance Il might
kaSd thai Mrs. Parker little toe vigorous the
l.naesipg Of her speech in the trial scene Mrs Hughes
played fsuinA captally and proved herself valaaols
advocate for vomAns rights. The in which she
yasshSd into Leontes refreshing and fully justified
Thou didst speak but well,
When most the truth; which receive much better
Than to be pined OF thee.
AAss Ihorne looked pretty enough to enchAnt half .
Scaen Forzes and that all that PerditA has
DO. Great praise il due to Messrs Moore and Setchell
G the clever la which they acted the Shepherd
End the Clown. Both parts exceedingly well acted
Indeed, glad 70 say that the actors generally
seemed to very CAREFUL very Every small
part well filled, and the consequence thee the
representation exceedingly pleasant see and
very eedibae to al concerned The play of very
smoothly and apparently much to the qualification of
fl house Mr. Burton called for after curtain
applause. He thanked The audience for that-spoke vi
We extreme d6culty OF the task Of representing
ENACTED play Of shakspere'spad graceful compliment
70 his company, and announced 1.-THE Winters Tae'
IN evcry evening till further notice. II the public
appreciate entertaining play thoroughly well done
every respect, that further notice" will not be given
tDr some time to
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st O'clock Dom her late rssdsnes s7s Sixth street,
x:T s;ss Of
JEsrnaAa R. EnD, aged 40 pears
New Jersey, Chicago, III, and Sc. Loais No., papers
On russday, February IL, Mr.. RICHARD IAxprar, aged
The friends of the family, and of his brother
Charles hahn, respectfully invited to attend the
fuDers this afternoon At TX O'CLOCK from his late resi-
On Wednesday, February u, of oonsumpa,n, LxnuxL
wEsR, eyed % years. II months and days
invited 70 attend his fuusri tS-morrov Afternoon. AZ
Brooklyn.
On WEDNESDAY,, February IT, OF consumption. j. CHASE
TAIKR younger Of Job and Sarah A. w. fAoer ia the
His iends and he friends Of the family are respect
fully invited attend the funeral ON Saturday afternoon
1t o'c och, from st. B4rth0l0mew's church.
On Wednesday February 1S, Of scarlet fever, HANNAH
f. infant osugntsr Of Augustus and Della Morgan, aged
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited 10 tend the funeral this afternoon at O'CLOCK
from the residence Of her parents 46s Third avenue
r. Dr. CHARLES H. rrnLwEII, Of S. B. Stiiwe Brook
Notice Of funeral in future paper
On TUESDAY, February 13, OF consumption, JAooB L.
CouTANr. 10 the 3Sth year Of his age.
His relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO at
his late residence 90 Fifth street, between South second
and Third streets, Williamsburg.
His will be dep sted the family vault 1t Tri
bity church N. Y.
At North Greenwich, Conn., ON Saturday, February Q,
Mrs. LAvNA PICK, wife OF Nehemiah Peck Sem, In the
10th year Of her age
Her funeral will take place in that village this after
noon.
On TUESDAY, February II, Of Group, THOMAS infant
Ct Thoras Ann Mckeon aged 10 months and q days.
The ienos OF he family and those Of his unces, Mat
thew and Michael ,Keon, also his uncle VIM. Mclean,
are respectfully invited to attend his funeral this after
noon, At O'Clock, from No. e64 Water street:
On Wednesday evening, February 10. MARY ISABEL only
daughter of Theodore H. and Maca Thurston Gray aged
years and six months.
The friends of the family invited to attend the
neral morrow afternoon at O'Clock, at No. Is Essex
street, corner Of Hester.
On Wednesday February Is, in the 61st year Of her
MARGARET MYs native of rraee county Kerry
Her relatives and friends requested to attend her
funeral from her late residence, pol Elm street. TO-
row afternoon, at O'Clock.
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On Tuesday, February IL, Of consumption, JOHN STE
PIncss, aged 70 years.
" invited to attend his funeral this morning. ten
O'Clock from his late residence Thirty street and
North river.
In Brooklyn, TUESDAY, February IL, CHARLES of
Charles ana Catherine Philip, aged year, months and
II days.
invited attend the funeral from his parents residence
% Fulton street, this afternoon, two o'clock His
remains win be inferred in Greenwood.
In Brooklyn on Tuesday, February IL, ROBERT SpKR,
In the Esd year Of his age.
The relatives are invited to meet his late residence
SO Willow street, Brooklyn Heights this afternoon,
at O'CLOCK Funeral service will take place at the
church of the Rev Dr. Bethuns Perrepont street. at two
O'Clock to which the friends and aequantances of the
On wednesday morning February 10, after snort but
painful iness, META HAR beloved sister Of Frederick
Meyers aged 20 years and 10 months.
The friends and acquaintances Of the family are
spesaly Invited to attend the funeral this afternoon
o'clock the residence Of her uncle, Henry Kle
mem, No. 2eb Blocker street, Of Jones.
At Noonsn, Georgia, on Sunday, February 3, BENJAMIN
q Plymouth Michigan ,ss 70 q v
The relatves ana friends Of the family, and the men,
attend her funeral, tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock,
from No. 40 West street. without further invitation:
e lungs u
A. Brown, aged years, month and - days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral this afternoon at O'Clock
from his fathers residence in Luquere street. south side
second house west of Court street, South Brooklyn.
On Wednesday morning, February 10, Mrs CAROLINE NJ
LARcH after painful illness, which she bore with for
tude.
Her friends, and those OF her husband, William Iaragh
are invited attend her funeral from late residence
40 est Twentieth street, without further notice.
At Nenagb, county Tpperary, Ireland December TO-
ELLEN reict Of John Kempston, Esq Sem, proprie
tor and editor the Nenagh Guardian lady Of mild
and gentle manners an exemplary wife, fond mother
IN prooslyn on Tuesday February IT, ELIZABETH wife
ofE. W. sanford in the 26th year Of her age.
Funeral services mt the NJ r. church. corner of Court
"a Rntler streets, this afternoon, at O'Clock The
f5;ends and acquantances are invited to attend
on "wednesday morning, February 10, CArHARfvE L.
pApKrp wife OF VIM. O. Parker.
The yelayes and friends Of the family also the
hs,s Of SCHUYLER Chapter, No. go o. O. A. respect
~ l.y,..I !. ...al .ae l4nela ~ EIidAy A.sefnoJa,
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Married.

Married.
On Friday, February 8. by the Rev. Ira Z. Steward,
Mr.. JOHN W. FRY Miss LouHA =. SIXTH, both OF this
city.
In Brooklyn Wednesday, February 10. by the Rev.
L. s. Weed, Mr. SAMUEL s. GOODWIN to Miss EMILY A.
BRUCE eldest daughter Of John Bruce, Esq., ali of Brook
lyn.
On Saturday, February 2, by the Rev. Mr.. Wmcor Mr.
GpOsGE FINLEY STARK, of Glasgow Scotland to Miss ANNE
JANE JoHNgroN, OF Scrabby, county Csvan, Ireland.
Glasgow and Dublin papers please copy.
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NEWSPAPERS.

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