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United States Circuit Court.
THE NICARAGUA FILIBUsTYRs DIsCHARt

THE NICARAGUA FILIBUsTgRs DISCHARGED.
NAY 2o.-2ae United States Adiison Fdrnaeorth,
Chds. H. Walters, VIM. s. Lyster, Andrea j. Morrison,
John Creighton and George b. Hatt-xr. A. A. Phiilips
ceunsel for the dstendan's, moved that they be dis
chsrged from their recognizances had
sd TO bring them to trial The District Attorney did
not oppote the ton, ~ he unable to procure the
attendance Of the necessary Witnesses The defendants
Wee Therefore dtaehAr2ed.
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Steamer Burned at st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, May "A, I8oB.
The stesmer Nebraska, bound for New Orleans, with
500 tons Of produce caught fire this morning while lying
at tie levee snd boat aud heavily damaged.
The fire commenced In the hold. rhe boat was owed
Pttsburg and cost $S5 900 year agl Incurred for
abous half that amount The loss Is not yet est mated
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Miss Sarah Pellet ia delivering lee ures IA svsnnaa
upoB Nicaragus, its society, manners custDas, and
complete description Of the Rvas and Walker govern
mcuts.
ARRIVALS
From rorfnlk &c In ihs steamship Roaneke-Col Hsr-
rson, Henry Ludlow Adwin James, chHs ncEwa Bart
lett Samuel l. Lye Mr. Clarke and child ko ward
Patrick, Mcdonald, j. LELAND, r sampson Wn n
Gentry, Merobe Richardson, JOSEPH aortry, y Y
Pratt McIptoeh Lawrence Easlev, II II Wsptyorfh n
Cos dali, b Mins-And q Ia the sseerages
From Nassau MP In schr John Fina yroa--xr rarmr
NsyW Ealays0a, Bel, kyaQ1Pt0a.
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Markets.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD
PHIADEIIIuA, May %, 1885,
Stocks are heavy. PennsyvaniA 6s 83; Reading Rail-
read An Long Island l3< Morris Canal, 1875; Penn
sylvania Rsilrosd, 46K.
New ORLEANS May "a, 1856
The ssss of cotton were restricted to 6lO bales at
1OLc. q 10hc., for middliDg. The lower grades are
feeble. Freiehts to LIVERPOOL. 7sd
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Fire MT Eayette, Me-

PORTLAND, May 20, 1856. s.
The North Wayne Ssythe Fssrory, together With grst
and saw mills, and tannery aud machine shop In Fay
ete Kennebec county, destroyed by FIRE satur
dAy, LOSS about $40 600.
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The Democratic National Convention.
CINCINNATI May %, 1855.
The city II being rapidly allied with strangers. There
arrivals from Virginia. Louisiana, Texas
aDe Tennessee and full delegation from Mississippi to
the Democratic Convvntion.
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The Caso or the Postmaster OF new Orlcans.
NEW ORLEANS, May 25, 1856.
The Of the United States vs. Kendall &c.. was
concluded last night. The jury, after half hours de-
liberation, returning verdict Of not guilty.
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8Y MAGNETIC AND pRNTiNs TeLEGRPRs.

interesting from Washington.
NJ. hAkoYs REPLY TO LORD OLAEsNDoE-or5-
niSsAL OF THE BRITISH neutrality-suspicious.
" THE PRESIDENTIAL WIRE PULLERs--ILLNE3s
VI NIX. ORR, KrC., ETC.
WAsHNoroN, May &c, 1866.
aessDnet WAS In session several hours shts morning.
arc hesru Mr. MArcys reply TO Lord Clarendon read 1t
tone equally c,rciistery with Clsrendons asspatch
anc accepts the apology offered a. perfectly ra,scto.y
80 G "a tho British ''governnsnt is conesrpsd ye. IL
deoAres that Mr. CramOtop the representative Of
British government is not agreeable and bis pa sposts
a-e 'urnished that bis place may allsdsy another
copy OF tns document viii be fnlnishsd Mr. Cra 9ptoa
TOR GROW at noon tcge hsr with ug deferred dis
misss. Thsre VIII be no fas1 In the pan ths dme
eeega'ica OF msrchapts from New York at work to-
cay 70 Keep Champion In the country The er proved
sanuFe OF course There is considerable exist emsut
and war prosnostiested. Nov. vhA, sAys Wall stres,s
The delegates to the Cincinnati Convention are stan
pouring IN, and about hayisg regular rehearsal
O. the farce here previous play Queen City
Nne Georgis delegates here aid report hs Sats d.
vced between Dcrgas and Buehsnsn after Piaree is
sade The New York hard soft dsIegs o. are bee IN
strength, coquettng for seats In the Convention The
harcs think, are tsifs ahead Both say they w9g
TO vote for DongAss as . compromise. The California
Delegates are for Douglas After the arst ballot 50 are
the Ohio delegates.
Bo houses or Congress adjourn for the week after
Wednesday, osnsibl, to put tho summer Dress but
In fact nothing Is to done ater the Convention
rhs Hon. James Orr, Of s. c. suddel ly attacked
this morning sh neu-.gia IN the back and fevsrs
Was the pan that he fell upon the oor from which
was taken up by several gent who happened to be
in his He is much better this evening" AMI hopes
are entertained thai he win be out again in few days
The speech Of Senator Pugh to-day vss q brilliant
effort
COL Colt ard his agents are here pressing extension
Of his patent. They depend greatly on James bit
BY decision Of the Cabinet obstacles are to BE-
placed in the way of vessels sailing Nicaragua
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lUoFissPOsdsncs Of the 81 IouiI DemooTat1
LEAvEN WORTH, X. T.. May 10, 1856.
LETT IAvrsres yeaerdsy forenoon, foot and ar
rived IN this city at midnight The road through
Ehe Indian Eeesyvatons-ths most fertile, beautiful,
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The following 9 translation Of series or resolution.
submitted 70 Mr.. Fremont by the depusa,ion appointed
by the meeting which adopted them
NATIONAL RErUBLrcAN CONVENTION OF THE wrrsu
CITIZENS OF rErNsYLvAsrA.
We the citizens OF Penueylv Regardless of n,.t
political creeds, assembled by delegates the Court
House. Danvihe Montour county Pa, on Tuesday, octo-
the JUS, sentiments Of the republican platform. and ,.ir
determination 70 aid ali in their power the election Of Col
J. C. Fremont to the Presidential chair They desire TO
arrest the further progress Of slavery ree labor
10 free Territories provided by the constution
be reserved for ihcmseves ard their dcsoepdants
They ressrd the repeal Of the Missouri compromise A
violation Of sacred compact and the policy or,be ore
cent administration unconstitutional a. "a is dangerous
20 the Union and destructive 70 the best the
American people.
In view OF these considerstious the following resou.
tons were unanimously adopted -
Borrowed. Thar, win ,hs, nlusrtous weIsbmsn Thomas
ban ire srd EQUAL and endowed with naenabe right,
srcmps Which now belne made 70 extend be Are. ~
,sssy s 2 trsss FREE e and d.
items "a that uhdyng Instrument the Declaration Of In.
Resolved That whereas the Of liberty has awaysbeeu
naons ra n The character Of the Welsh people we desire
heqneshed US BY our republican fathers and our
Rssoved Iba, az msr,es s, ana Nc Union
the true and patriotic sentiments Of the republican plat
g ssSln s ssc
s Ss mposn, ocss q President aud Vice Pa.,, ss
hose United States believing that IN other way can the
be be people Of this growing republic
Hesoved That we call upon fellow countrymen and
fellow citizens In the of humanity name IN iua
snd IN the Of Christianity come for,ri az one
VIZ ss'c c SPd ups ss
mbat TO successful and happy issue. 'e'"
Twas also resolved thu, depusti,n be appointed "a
we.snt the above resolutions 70 Col Fremont and that
such deputstion oonsist Of
Dsvid Morgan, Eco, Ptston; Rev. = Harris, Miners.
VILE Rev. J. Co-k. Dsnviile David Tsv,. ESQ. ply
mouth Mr. Richard Edwards, Potts ville
N heb nf tho Con
u. koEsAs, President
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a Card from One OF the Delaware Fremon,

rnser The head Of Niger worsbippersn there an
oesred 10 the last number Of the RI,r notice the
Republican state Convention. he'd 10 this (DoverJ
on yobcay ast which, after swing the Of thos-
who sere selected as electoral candidates says In rela
ton 70 Myself
The nomination Of the latter gertemap (wm. p. Nick
ersop, ESQ } understand, WAS p'acvca Joke, very
successfully carried out By tso or three democrats
such inputasions upon my Oh uacttr man, IL they
bad om Any respectable source -oad Ia been
noticed 10 tuch manner opinion gross scurrity
should always be-by psrf0nal chasusem Mt; but t,s
recent unpublished hsory OF toe R,Joss Is OF chsrac
corrupt ard degrading not cntlile those
v no control IL N the rot ,e OF gentlemen.
But persons AZ distance unfamiliar with the reck
essnees OF ttatennsnts wheh TO tb1ec no know them
az leading characteristics OF the ky,gt,r editors may be
led 10 suppose that the "practca Joke res ny played
BY the tire democrats referred 10 deem pro
rer declare that should despse msser Thought that
1.-Two or ihree,r or any number OF democrats caud ~
me for airy purpose Of theirs matter what think II
will be fourd IN Move nber Dcyt that there arc much
greater iokes going than the nomination Of Fremont
electoral iiaket
Ibave been selected ny most respectable AMI bo
torahe clas Of citizen, Of this State candidate for
the oce az elcc.or Of the Fremont party. they are
sa,lsred with NE. an with them. aud IL any man sup
~ see me base enough 10 impose myself any class
n nv fellow cisizsns political fraud, when
sy mraiby for for their then he have
kl own mo but 20 little purpose. make no pretensons
10 wealth or Influence. but do claim 70 be Of ho
nest sentiments and sincere purpo,e -
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10 II" '7FEV" Vt TIE HEHALDs
DO not suppose you are very much interested in the
South, any way and ye, would be well for you and ali
persons who speak Of the South reference = slavery N
discriminate lue, and avoid sweeping charges Ia late
number Of the HEsp you speak Of the whole South a.
raising negroes for sale Nov, u you were fully q
portions OF Mary land the principal regions Ia vb on
negroes thus raised for sale and jewish family
named Davis living in Petersburg Va, the largest
buyers sf and spectators in negroes the whole coan.
try ecme neg oes sre sold 70 Spectators ia North
Csros but most Of the slaves carried from North Caro-
lima further South, carried By their North Carolina
owners. who bug plantations In louisiana, Mssssipps
Alabama. &c. In South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama IA,
tbe people DO not negroes TO sell but keep tue H.
esse Tor their own use and buy Virginia, Maryland,
.rd North Carolina negroes " keep little INQUIRY will
<sssy yss u W wsth 81 khs .Alos
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Before Hon Judge Thompson.

THE RIGHTS OF HOTEL KEEPERS AND BoARDBes.
oar IL -Icrt Va. King This an ec,iDn n Assault
on the rlsntn who " hotel keeper 10 Blocker street
I, sppeared that Of his boarders named Perkins EN-
Moved defendant 10 re move his luggage and he was
stoned In hall by plaintiff, who endeavored 10 pre.
VI n, hin, skrg the things away until the board bill was
raid The de sndan showed Mr. evi and passed out OF
he door the luggage The Court held Perkins be-
ng mere ordinary bosrder, the plsind had er On
re baggage end could detain Il for any demand he
,nsy have sganst him for board that Perkins might
have removed bis property whenever he chose whether
he bsa paid bis board bill not: that King was not
pesser spd that PERKINS hsd clear and indisputabe
elt 10 send stranger into any apartment occupied by
tim NO more force being used than necessary for
ne Of the bssraee the Court gave judgment for
lie q. SLtsst with voek.
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ocr rs -Janie CRY -. Fanny LcSsipgon--This va
suit equity 10 restop 10 the sale OF tho furniture Of
certain bouse IN Mercer street The fair eefsodaa,
Yt n.s rrsd the seooo oil of the establishment 70 the
not ess farer painf, bu, alter tria OF the profession
Nbs Lyas ask be relevct from the contract the
az unc ths shc minor at the time. and IL yet UNI or
sg,. Several witnesses we're produced IN Prove that
Ia uie u FAINT IN lawbeipg DOLLY Is years Of
-spd consequently. not capable Of making any con
trset except one or masFmony. Adjourned.
Before Hon. Judge Davies
~ II Hdyb and ictfe ~. Wilton Loaoen. md
t3e we've partition, according the terms Of the
AL spa he ~ al rarties and reasonable allow
nee =. b. raid GU Of the fands Of the estate
S.sthep tam vssne. George p. Smith and George n.
sns.us Ase - -isd tcmm ssioscTs VI partition.
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Commerce OF the Fort OF New YOrlx-Imp0rts
and Exports.
Tho quantity and value Of certain articles imported
into this port during the week ending and including FRI
day, OCT 10, 1855, were ~ fouows:-
CoNMRcs or rnS PoRr OF NEW YoRK-vAIus OF IxroRrs.
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The C0fHhiGR PGicr. Of otinsh Mss chron - the
rtsto. ~ "a Of Sert ths place, o. slave
ts-te p,~iA pots the prorerty o. Vim. H. Mos, Esq.,
- 49, setsA0~s a. VI lIs lars
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The quantity and value OF certain articles exported from
this port during the week ending and including Friday,
Oct. 10, 1915, were as follows
COMMERCE or PoRr or NEw YoRE-vAIuE or ErPoRrs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-17

-, iHt CINCINNATI NATIONAL CONVENTION.
NJ New FORK News. onr'of the organ. Of tbs
tardS' says that it is impossible fer the two 500.
mons OF the Democratic party of that State 70
St together, or To vote together in the Ci,,oin,,;
Na''onn! Convention The editor a,k.
Is key that any name can be proposed nm.
On p whcn they can unite; that any platform can
oe 'a" down upon which they can harmopiou, lv
W S,aua! Certaniv not; and the vote of New
er be cast in the Convention. Toad'n;, .ha "ev
obligations would be virtually TO eject New ynrI
from the Convention, for she could never aeraa
to vote. "''rr agree
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-17
The Virginia & Tenn. Railroad and its S 1uth-
western Connections

The Virginia & Tenn Railroad and its S 1uth-
western Connections
The annexed letter from Campbell Wallace,
Esq, President Of the East Tennessee and Geor-
gin railioad. will be read with interest by the
friends of the Virginia and Tennessee
KNOXVILLE. March 3lst., 1856.
John Robin Mcdaniel Esq'r.,
Pres't. Va. q Tenn. Railroad Co..
Lynchburg. Va.
DEAR SIR Your welcome note of the 18th
came in due time. and the intelligence was so
cheering that took the liberty of having it
printed in our papers.
an now engaged in building the cnt off from
Cleveland to Chattanooga PSI miles in length,
by which we shorten the distance between Lynch D.
burg and Memphis and Nashville 40 miles But
for tunnel of some 9OO feet would mol fear to
complete it in l2 months. 1t is all heavy work,
yet do not intend to be the last in getting
through. | start to New York this morning to
procure the rails. From Chattanooga to Nash
vile. you aware the line is complete From
Chattanooga to Memphis, less than seventy miles,
10 finish, and much of the grading done.
The interchangeable President, Samuel Tate, will
run 1t through this year, if it is possible for man
to accomplish it. His means are ample.
The remaining link to perfect this central line
is the East Tenn. IL Va. Railroad, leading from
Va. x Tenn. line. The length is about 100
miles, some 25 of which is in use, and the grading
and bridging on the remainder well advanced
The progress on this work has been rather slow,
yet their means have been used with great econ
omy.
Our Legislature has aided them with great
lihefality: their means now abundant; and
have great confidence in their making extra
exertions to complete their road at an early day.
cannot. however, give you an approximate idea
of the time.
| know you are looking forward to heavy
travel when Tennessee shall have completed her
part of this great line of Railroad but let me ad
monsh you in time that. yet, you have hardly
formed any correct estimate of the immense null
tiiude you have TO provide for daily. The whole
travelling world South and West of Us, even to
the Gulf Of Mexico and the shores of the Atlantic,
will be poured in on you without intermissi9n
Respectfully and truly yours.
G.. WALLACE, PRIEST
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-17

Kheuinattsm.Mrs Ingles Nurse Catharlne street be.
tween Fourth and Fifth, cured Thinks the Electric Oh
wonderful Ask Mrs. Ella 80 Third ST.
BukS-Ihomas Adams No 6 Britton street scalded his
lot so bad that the flesh almost dropped Used Detrahs
Smith. City Missionary
- From Dr. Williams, Columbia Pa, March o. 1885,
fhoF q DE GkATH Co--6ens: | am out of your most
hiehly esteemed Electric OH again Sales are increasing
with me and the known onn bottle to
rom one to four people to which testify Please
ward me dozen small medium, and Large sizes and
on me for the same. Yours truly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
We sec by the Cour, Records that two Cou,,.

We SEE by TIE COUT RecOrds thai TWO (OutI-
erfeiter White of Buffalo, and Lawrencc Eppng, il
have been placed under thousand dollars bonds
making and selling Limitations of AYETs CHERRY PEcIoRA
This is right the Law should protect from Imposition At
all should certainly protect them from hen imposed upon
by worthless counterfeit Of such medicine Ayers Cherry
Pectoral We only complain that the punishment net
half enough. The william who would paltry dehcr
aely trfe with the health OF his fellow men, by taking from
their lips the of hope when they sinking and subs
ting ia ehoodan utter deluson should he punished
least severely he who eounerics the
trY.-Grten 90 RaMner. Carrnion. II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-17

A. spring and summer Medicine, anr.ersfs
SPANlSi MlAI RE stands pro-einent above all othcs
Its singular efscacous the blood; strengthening
aud yvifying qualities its tonic the Liver: its ten
deney to drive all humors thereby cleansing
system according TO Natures prescriptions;
aud at the same time extraordinary effects
Der OF cures testified to by the respectable
izen of Richmond Va and elsew here, conclusive
evidence evidence that there is no humbug about it,
tfia oil single bottle will satisfy he skeptal
of its benefits. a,lodIu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-17

tS1ECERT. The Lynchburg Musical Association Ill S
Masonic Hal 800" -
Y Secured soats can be procured Messra Pawn. G.
Chrsans store without charge Iiket; -, .
sp I5it
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universal Family Medicine recommended gen.
orally by most able physicians, for the Dyspepsia
Nervous Headache, Deranged Liver, &c.
The certificate below is worthy widow lads Of Han
county, of uudoubcd yeraety:
WHITE PLAINS, Hanover, Va, Jan 80, 1855.
Mr. L. BAKER, Proprietor OF Bakers Premium Bitters
Dear Sri cannot withhold the high estimation have Il
your valuable Family Medicine and maknga cure of nv
complaints have suffered about years
stomach &c, which csaued enjoy anything
ate without disagreeng with me; Immediately afterwards
had to be dieted but that did relieve the complaint
then eommeed using various remedies said relief but
all to purpose. began think should
through this short life with but little enjoyment
odS-bnt Providence provided In looking oNura ncwspa
per found that Bakers Premium Disttcr highly recon-
lnehded for disordcred Stomacs, &c procured bot
tie, and never in all life found to give
speedy relief sorry think was mseh SO long
without knowing If such valuable medicine sooner
great pleasure in recommending
liar manner Yours, MARY W EILETT
For sale by Messrs Slrother Whitehead and stahler
Jones, Lynchburg and by Druggists generally.
apl lOta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-17
Sudden Chamgcs.-A. the sen.oa approaches

Sndden ChaHscs.-As the scnsoa approve hes
Tor sudden changes in the weather coughs colds become
more numerous Permanent lung diseases ften induced
~ them The friend Of the "Seroulnus Antidoe will find
peeuiarly adapted to this season Although have
ped successfully after all hoc had heen abandoned
y much easier to remove before the disease becomes confirm
ed Newoud thcr ford advise those who subject
colds coughs ashmatie affections procure uppy Of
tlc Andote and keep it constantly by them They VIII
ma an unialng friend to fly to in time ofneeone that Il
M dsappont their most sanguine expectations Dr. Wright.
Scrofnlous Anaoe does fail give above
complaints IN a few hours. See Advertisement.
apl 9-lm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-17

Yer Hire.--A Negrs Girl, about ,13 years old
II used ~ nursing and upuse work. r. G. il KEAN
anil lTdiw ''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-17

rsrious "OLDtNti for Picture. Frames -
- - various styles and prces-fror, Witch s, OF
apllste '' y a"y sfte c. NOISE
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30 South Eighth St Philad,iphia,
sac ri l'r Scays iynehbmg Purcell I4add Co,
S wa General Agents and all principal Druggists
gu NcIchahls IN the state lima ..Jdis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-17

"a 1AEb 9ANs' .! the Board Of Trustee ol
hynehourg College viii be htl at the pastors study
Wv s'''oist Protestant Church Saturday evening at
- alsoa meeting Of tie Bailflng Committee
~ , 9 1a OIL the Board, =. y CHRISTIANS
.,grV
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-17

Mi 1HNA Worth OF Sarri.. gas, E0cLHs
~ - nv WAYS, BUGGlE. SLLkiES AM
ALi-oSt auction In dor money pay NY
ue"s VIII sell on Friday, 18th inst (ApriD large
STOCK o. Ready Made Work a, auction 1t is my own
ufe and consists of Large Family Carriages Koeka
WIS bngges sulkies and spring Caryals Sale pos
NV rms VIII be liberal and made known at sale
ap 7-ctds Sd2d before $ John II BAILEY.
Bedford Sentinel Salem Register Fncastle Democrat
ana "ytheviie Telegraph copy till day of sale.
NOTEsE TO MERCHANTs..-AIl merch-
chants and shopkeepers who do get license yes
are hereby notified that will to-day at the
Office for the purpose of assessing land collecting
TIC License tax One months will be deducted as the
licenses will expire hereafter Monday In April
THO6 DILLARD G. r.
spiifdt CH RIerR CLARK, shn'
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-05-10
yg5E}.E 3.gEgEglg9.&Eh

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