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a RAILROAD FouNDLINa.-Iho New Y ork
Times says:
The George Law brought home on Friday
from Aspnwal!, very extraordinary passenger,
about fifteen months old, found omid the wreck
and ruins created by the late railroad calamity
there. Father and mother and relatives were
oil killed and no one knows the little founding $
name or nation which however Is supposed TO
bc French. The innocent was picked up unhurt
nmid the slain and manned, in UNCONSCIOUS igno-
rance ofthe awful disaster. Col Totten sent
il to New York in care of the stewardess Of the
George Law, and it becomes wo suppose an I'M
known object of charity here.
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Fri rhtful Peril.

When the Harlem 81 railroad train, on Sat
urday, passing over the Harlem bridge, and
dashing on, three double whistles gave an alarm
that startled everybody! The brakesmen all for.
tunately at their posts. Immediately exerted all
their power to break up-and they succeeded just
as the engine was about 90 feet, it may be %
feet, from an open drawbrdge yawning for 1T
with twenty feet of water! Meanwhile the fire
man was seen leaping over the tender, and aim
ing for the first car-but the engineer heroica lily
stuck to his post and thus saved the train and
the lives of all connected with it.. Fortunately,
there were but three cars-with no baggage car
-nnd the train being thus light. the engineer
was able TO save himself. He could not have seen
the open draw till he got we'll on the bridge. and
he was dec eved, it is said, by the wrong signal
being up. Thus were saved hundred and fifty
human beings from another Norwalk calamity
N. y Express.
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Proceedings Of Philadelphia Com
yenttOn-W. J.. Day ton. Of n. Jer-

HhhbELfHIA June ! ~
The Convention met and held an informal ballot
for Vice President which resulted follows: William
l.. Dayton of New Jersey, 10; Wilmot AZ Sumner
80 Banks %; Collamer 10 King % Pomeroy 8
Wilson 81 Ford 7 G. NJ. Clay 4 Cary 3 Giddngs
9; Johnston and Pennington l. The Committee on
resolutions appointed to communicate with the North
Americans, reported that they had arrived at
cluson. ACommittee of three was then appointed to
reply.
The names Of Sumner Wilmot Wilson and Banks
were then withdrawn formal ballot was then Ia
ken, which resulted in an unanimous vote for Day
tom with the exception Of New York, Connecticut
and Pennsylvania, which, together, gave Lincoln 30
Connecticut gave Banks l. New York gave Sumner
3, Ford [, and King Pennsylvania gave Summer
snd Elder l. The vote for Dayton subsequently
made unanimous.
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Gttp alto State affairs,

LTsoHBuRe GoILsee--A Letter from Mr. Doniphaa
--Wepublish the following letter from Mr. Doniphan
agent of Lynchburg College, that the public may see
what success is attending his efforts and with the
hope of inducing increased assistance on the part of
our citizens in behalf of the institution:
HEATHsvILLE, June ID, 1855.
HssSrs Eftf0rS As know YOUR interest in our
College enterprise and as YOU have done so much
through the columns of Your paper to duse this in-
terest in the community, | have thought YOU would
be pleased to hear from me as agent and to report
nv success in securing flnds for the endowment and
for other purposes. Two gentlemen on this eircnit
gave 81 500 last fall AMI have obtained from them
md others enough 10 MAKE the subscription of the
church here 5000 tch tie promise of considerable
~hen Me buildings con; letel OF the amount
Just contributed 500 is for building purposes and if
Lynchbnrg will give the amount necc f for the dor
mtorie5say 5000 UU p'ei7e the church in Virginia
for Professors house and the church in Maryland for
another, and am quite sure that Moth Carolina and
Alabama can be united in the erection Of third
house. The subscription in town is now sufficient 10
pay Tor the property purchased and 10 make the
ceSsary improvements upon the College edifce, and
all that is required is money sufficient to erect sui
table dormitores, for unless they erected this
year 1t will be difficult, fnot impossible to accom-
mo late the students from abroad and who NAV have
go elsewhere for the want of suitable aeeommoda-
tons VIII not the wealthy and cnterprsing people
OF Lynchburg some of whom have yet contributed
nothing) at once step forward and make up the def
80 doubt need be entertained that the church abroad
will contribute enough for the endowment, and that
tooin such form to bind the attendance of some
thing like 100 students annually. The College will
have more students next year than any other in the
Stateexcept the University if only have sui
table place to Accommodate those from distance Will
citizens build it? Tais now the onlg question
connected NTH The most creditable success Of he enter
prise. certainly feel mortified to have to solicit the
pecuniary contributions of the church abroad to-
wards the buildings in addition to the endowment
when our town is to reap all the monied advantages
of the College forever. The church in Virginia will
contribute not less than 81 600 towards the endow-
ment, besides erecting a Professors house There
will be some half dozen students from this circuit
next session, and whilst in Washington city few
weeks since heard of several there to go by next
September. very efficient agent is now travelling
the Maryland district and my knowledge of his char
acter and influence in that State, enables to guar
antee his success.
Yours, in haste
A. D0NIPHAN, Ag't.
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ARRIVALStAT THE
Washin .tOu HAousc-Sncud & Clark, props.

JUNE I'm Norris Walker, A R Fzer, DrW II
Irvine q lady, T II Howard, S Stewart, Col Austin,
W Andrews, Andrews, Bedford; J NJ White, W
Stone city; II Whaling, Ala DIR D c Ward, Leesyille;
Fitzgerald, Buckingham; Lewis, Roanoke; W
Goodrich, Amherst; Ward DIR G Oliver, Camp
bell; J T Johnson, Charlotte; Z Draper Henry;
Langhorne, Chrstiansburg; Maj Ellison,W Springs;
Logan, Winchester; W Killer, Wytheville; Jno S
Tennison, st Louis; + Dews, Miss r Dews, Pittsyl-
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Later from Kansas.

NHIUNUVt JHIIU TVl IHDb.
The first Company of the Emiqrpnt aid Society COM
posed OF seventyive men left Chicago the 3 inst
for Kansas, "Mrs Brown the Wife of the Editor of
the Herald Of Freedom has just arrived having left
Lawrence ON the twelfth inst, on which day two hun
drcd and fifty Missourinns encamped three miles from
Lawrence. Sho met Col Sumner, en- route for Law
renee with strong body OF troops including nrtille
ry The pro-slayery. vigilance committee ut Lcavcn-
worth had received the notice to the Free State men
to quit the Territory. Col sumner had warned the
Missournns to desis Gen. Whitfield arrived in st.
Louis on Monday rome for Washington city.
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MOVEMENT. OF OCEAN sTEAMEKs.
The III ighest Prices for Tobacco yet

GEO. STEPTOE, JR., sold for Juba Early, Esq,
Of Montgomery county, three hogsheads of tobacco.
3ses, SIS. Average S3l e6s, the largest average
ever made here according to quantity. Talk about
your hundred pound lots; let Steptoe mount those
that weigh and he makes them tell. This tobacco
was bought by those liberal dealers and No. manu-
facturers of the weed, Crumpton & Payne Nos and
2 and T. C. 5. Ferguson & Co. No. g. Whoever
uses the article in this wide world of urs ought to
send in their orders to these gentlemen, an whoever
sells ought to take peep at G. Steptoe, Go mmission
Merchant, Lynehburg, Va, if they wish the very
highest prices.
Lynchburg Republican, Bedford Sentinel and Salem
Register, copy one time.
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Markets..

NFw YoRK, June l9.-Flour advanced, State Ssh
Ohio So 80; Southern SO 50. Wheat advanced
Southern 81 80. Corn firm ut 90 cents. Stocks
firm; Va. Skies 952.
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The Australian direct steam navigation compa.
ny, by way of Panama. was about to be- wound
np,being uncbleto complete its arrangements for
starting u line.
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Remove he Capital

A prominent politician of Alabany n. Y. has
stariad petition Tor the removal of the Capital
from Washington TO Cincinnati or some other
point.
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Congressi nal

WASHINGTON, June l9.-Tbe House met to
day, and after some unmpoltant business ad
iourned.
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IloANoKE nED suLrmUM srnINss.-

his hABdhJmely watering fihce VIII
for the reception Of Visitors the 18th day of Juno next 1t
situated dougn forest Of native pnks In the northern
part thn beautiful county Of Roanoke the Turnpike
road eadR from Salem by tho Newcastle To the IN eot
Springs and within days journey from Richmond or Peters
burg
Passengers the Virginia and Teunesseo Railroad will
reach Salem from Richmond O'clock p NJ aud will be
Immediately taken in Kent Summersons splendid daily limo
Stage Coaches the Roanoke Red Sulphur 90 miles,)
where they VIII arrive before supper and find comfort
thai tempt tho weary traveller proong his stay but II
they prefer do they leave la the Inns the next
morning dine nj the Sweet Springs and reach The trnenber
White sulphur before night, thus making ENTIRELY
DAY TRAVEL OF two days, from Richmond or Petersburg,
to the White sulphur
sulphur Roanoke Red sulphur the first
and taking breakfast there reach the Railroad at
Salem in time for the morning rai to reach Richmond
Petersburg the same day.
No trouble VIII be spared to make this
BILE any Watering Place In Virginia Although, but
candidate for popular favor the PROJECTORS Halter themselves
that is destined 10 take high position well for Its
tive qualities for the style OF Its accommodations Mr. Chas
Yancy well known first rate caterer for the public and
for his attention to all the details Of public establishment.
has been secured together with his wife, Under
their management visitors be of cordial welcome,
and the very best treatment.
The Hotel, which contains 25 rooms including spacious
Ball Room and all the other improvements has been erected
the approved models Of taste and furnish
will be Increased extent that be required hereafter
superb BAND OF MUSIC has been engaged for ihe
and in all respects will be the constant aud earnest ef
fort Of the propretors render their visitors comfortable and
happy.
The the Roanoke Red sulphr has been fully
anaed but the remarkable benefit derived from its by
suffering from pulmonary plants jusics th be-
lief that among othci valuable medicinal qualities It will be
found that which has given the Red Sulphur Of
Monroe its celebrity, viz reducing the pulse, and acting as
atomic at the time II has also proved highly beneficial
to suffering from Dyspepsia and other diseases Of the
stomach could be shown by certificates were deemed
necessary.
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Congress-.

PmLADrLPnrA, June l9.-Thc political convention
in session here, adjourned sine die to-day
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hv Spain, and a squadron has been sent TO Vera
Cruz to back its complaints.
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Black Republican Convention Col j. c. Ere
mont nominate ed for the Pl esidencY.

mont nominated for the Pr esidency.
PHILADELPHIA. June I8.-Naiional Hall, the
place of meeting of the Convention, was denseiy
crowded this mornng.
Copies Of Senator Summers speech was being
ci, ouated by the outsiders. Also various band
bills, including one from Pennsy vnnia. calling
on the delegates to unite the whole North by
practising harmony and forbearance, and uniting
ticket.
The Massachusetts delegation met this morn.
ing and resolved TO vote unanimously for Banks.
The name of Mr.. Banks was then authoritative.
ly and peremtorily Withdrawn and the delega-
ton resolved as unit TO support Fremont
The Convention met at 10 o clock this morn
ing
SECOND DIsPATCH)
1t is understood that Judge Mclean and s.
Z, Chase, of Ohio will he Withdrawn.
The Convention has adopted platform. and
is debating whether to proceed to formal or ntor
NAL ballot.
Col Fremont will probably be nominated on
the Cd ballot.
During the debate on balloting, the names OF
Chase, Seward and Mclean were withdrawn.
The convention then adjourned until O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The convention re assembled at o'clock and
commenced ballotting
Col. J. c Fremont was nominated for Presi-
dent on the first ballot.
All the New England States went bodily for
him, except IL votes orMcLean N. York gave
Fremont 90 votes.
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Yours, in haste,
A. D0NIPHAN, Ag't.
COMMUNICATED, |


mrssRs EDlroEs VIII you be so kind as to call
the attention OF the proper officers to the superb
dundance OF dogs that allowed to go at large
10 the great annoyance of citizens, both by night and
day. From an early hour at night until broad day
light our ears are saluted with all sorts of sounds
produced by these animals, barking ho,cling running
and yelping The writer is that Wednesday
night the 'noise and confusion of not less than fy
dogs on one square, and that too, on Main street
tnued for hours Whole families are kept awake, to
the great distress ofthe sick and nervous.
Since the great Dog Mob year or two ago, not
single officer ofthe city has the rmness to touch
dog whether licensed or not, and the consequence
is that the whole canine family is about to take by
storm The safety and comfort of the community
require that this evil should be remedied. If the
present officers will not do their Duty they should be
displaced and others put in who will
ONE OF THE SUFFERERS.
DISSERTATION Hoops-A spicy correspondent
thus "lets himself OUT on the expansive subject of
hoops in ladies' dresses =
81 do not object to pumpness and rotundty in the
proper places, but what is there in being so
tremendously orbicuar about the feet? Between you
and me, Mrs - has fallen into this fashion, and
against my remonstrances, has purchased of the
most monstrous of these inventions examined it
with much awe, She other night after she had gone to
bed OH Roberto it "fearfully and wonderfully made
It's an institution In size it is like small country law
Office think it must have been raised like barn
1t ii latced and corded and stiened with the utmost
ingenuity. When she has it on, my 'gude WIFE,, is $50
to speak, like Hamlets father 'clad in complete
still" She is just safe if she in convent.
She is entirely shut out from this vain world. Quoad
the earth, she is nothing but a large skirt So much
for the safety of the contrvance The question of
beauty is another matter"
THE TUNsTALL MoNUMENT.-The corner stone of thu
Tunstall Monument will be laid Thursday,
and that ceremony will be of the most interesting
ofthe proceedings of the Day at Danvlle The stone
was yesterday delivered at the Danve Depot in
this city to be transported to the town Of Danve.
We understand that the funds for the erection of
this monument to of the greatest benefactors of
this State, much too limited for the purpose, and
we trust that it will not remain We hope that
those who so well appreciated the while living,
VIII generously come forward to aid in erecting this
testimonial to his genius and worth,--Richmond
Dispatch
THE CRoPs--The Romney Intilligencer says -
we hear complaints from various sections of our
County ogreat injury to the Wheat and Rye, by the
late severe frosts."
kILLED.-Two negroes and valuable horse be-
longing to Mr.. G. Jones, in Louisa Va were kill
ed by lightning during storm Wednesday week.
SPEAKING To-NrGHT.-We requested to say that
Gov. Floyd's speech tonight will take place at DUB
LEY instead of Masonic Hall. e.
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JomN W. TowNLEY, A.,ernsy n, Law.

% He will attend all the Courts of the Lynchbur
and the counties OF Campbell and Bedford.
lie Will give strict attention the collection Of Claims
Office In Sehoolh olds building Market street
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NrEW Goons..aprIl aa. f.1a.nsa.

NEW GOODs.-aprii ~. fs50.-saeorse M.
hlukhi, Co. Lyeehburs Va take great plea .,,s
hs they ~, ssw ~ receipt 81 the principal ppron Q, 'her
aud Summer trade Their selections we're made with great
asio styles aud no less the prices with strict
reference TO the tastes and wsn,s Of hia community also
the and Of adjoining and
nom dsianea who pnrehase their goods Ia this city All
respectfully invited 10 call ana make ,b,l, purchases
h-M floods 81 each p,lee and accounts due twice
't api ad ,f ''''s '9' '' '' !" 's 't r. CO.
(.n.nn,A,.srr , S"H re-, Sn., AsN.pnlu a
TWEEN nlonM6S NAN hNp WAS" WAsil,S 81
ron via VIRGINIA. CENTRAL AND ORANGE, AND AL
street station al o'clock allowing As minutes passengers
the eiehmond and psnvlle Railroad for supper omu
'''ee FARE ny NIGHT LINE
ohinend uerdonsv lille. ~ 25
Gorioas, lc to Washington by Orange and Alexandria
"''' il, wiiiGoMn sari transportation Ks
upooH MANS PLAsTEW.--A ,.l"nhie apple
cation for Pains, Rheumatic or e,hs, ror .de by 90
quitea full supply Of ocna boys aud childena straw
Goods. Handsome and choap. Call at sEARuRfs.
xxy0ODs HAIR WEsTORATsvG.-A very
" popular and agreeable HAIR Tonic for sale sy
EODEX,s u.ADIEs' HOOK tor Jni,, sccciv-
LNrc-h Avriv.l-.--Ju.s received . bc."siG.i ies
u of renp sole noo,s and Calf aud Patent Leather la
'era to Which the a'en''o" of s,ysrs invited orrp
NOTnCE.-Thc co-pnrsmcr-hip heretofore cx-
~ ising howcen the undersigned and piugul under
the style of bngud& Sons wna dissolved on tho lst day Of
rhe business will hereafter DO carried on by the
undor the nrm and style of y T. a. A. DlGuID at the
old stand of $. Dlngald Soma
Sons viii prcsent them to for scillcmon and those
accounts will please come forward aud pay np.
GEORGE A. pIuCuID.
~ "a a. A. DIue,ufpn su,rc..or. IL. A.
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QOY wANTED-To sell Rssks, A., es she
- CARS--enquire NpRSES.
may Its
FOB OFFICE FOR sALE.-H wisA . SELL
ID the entire TYPE, BORDER, CUTS. CASES. &c, be.
longing Republican. The type nearly
new and quantity sufficient for good job Once, there
being over sixty different fonts Of type.
ma HENRY D. FLOOD. Proprietor.
NEW CLOTHIND HOUWE.-Th~ swbseSiAcr
~ has taken the House the Of xnk
door Messrs Tanner Asher directly opposite Mr.
NJ Cobbs. where lac has opened stock Of READY MA0D
CLoTIEGand At low prices for cash; and by strict a.
enon business hopes merit the of
muniy. I shall attend making, cnttine r~pairing al
cleansing misunderstanding them appear new. Come -
and clothes your old done up ~ mnrass
prices HENRY SLAGLF. sgen.
may 81 dkelm
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y NORVELu. HOUSE,

NORVEEL IIOINF,
MH1.1 MAIN STREET LENCHBURG, VA.
MN,:,l WIN open lst. July, 1856 WELLS HYDE Props.
sAIlA This House Is undergoing change Of con.
rucion that will place footing with the best modern
u Hotels. The interior will contain every necessary
guests and will be furnished Ia style Of ec.
and comfort suited the ALL and character
will make 1t rank, in fact with tho first class hotels of
1,.nn LINN. laa.i
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LATEST NEWS
Three Days Later fiom Europe American AT
fairr in England q

/ faire in England. It
| HALIFAX, june l8.-The steamer America.
with dates from Liverpool to the 9Th inst, arrived
here this morning.
AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
The announcement of the dismissal of MIR.
CHAMPION had appeared in the London papers,
but funds had cen scarcely affected thereby
lhere was much talk about tho American diff
Gully, but nothing but talk.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL June Cotton slightly lower
breadstufs unchanged. Consols 9IA a9is.
SECOND DESPATCH.
HALIFAX. June lS.-The news in the files hy
the America consists chiefly Of renarks of the
press on the American difficulty
The arrival Of the Atlantic at Liverpool was
ansonsly awaited. upon the superstition that Mr..
CHAMPION was passenger on board. Much re-
lief was felt on finding that he was not.
The London Morning Post caused much ex-
ctement by an editorial announcement that the
L. 5. Government had actually dismissed MIR.
Champion, and that he had gone to Toronto.
The Globe and other journals Immediately con-
tradlcted the statements as random gossip among
the passengers by the Atlantic
In parliament. the succeeding evening, Mr..
Disrae put the question direct to Lord Palmer
ston. whether MI Champion had been dismissed.
Lord P. made shutting reply to the effect
that he understood so from an indirect source.
but that MIR Champion not having said so himself,
he Palmerston, had no statement to make
In the House of Lords, Earl Ilardwicke put
similar questions to Earl Granville. who replied
that Government had no information on the sub
ject.
The Paris correspondent Of tho London Nor
ming Post writes that the French Government
shave used every effort to remove the unhappy
complications which have led to suspension of
diplomatic relations between England and Amer
ica and the Emperor will continue to exercise in
the same spirit of recommendation; but should
the two nations actually engage in war, there is
no doubt that England may rely on an active al
lance"
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, June THE Brokers' Circulars
by the America. quote decline Of on fair oot-
ton. and Lie on middling. Better grades of
wheat advanced Id n I'd. Corn firm and un-
changed. Canal -four 30s 33s; Ohio IS 364s.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday. -Corn quiet-yellow
28s; white 283s. Flour aud wheat steady--Red
wheat 9s a los Sd; white l0> Cd lis Sd.
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LIME SECOND HAND PLANO, but litsl
n used and MS good new cnn be bought very low
f. 2.ds IaNGHORNE e. WALErP'S
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, spring, WIN y" open Tor Tue ''''p
Thoy ara s,nn,ei In Monsomcry County Va one and ~
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- 1a !. ,,s,'a, 4, ", d., =. Ia a,,ri., ''' ~ ~
Passengers leaving Petersburg breakfast
reach Me SPRING. by O'clock T. NJ same day NIL tho way
by Rail Road
Tho accommodations have boon very much extended since
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mo ad Ahlngdan can,,any aro nov
b,ld, rant ~ ,h.r liz - ,nc a,sta,s ,v,.h win he
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may od,iSelmo pr,.t Montgomery ~ X n Do
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"o9, up,n s u r a n,'y, ma WI, p a'', , i.,
Vn,asa isid nc Old sonh slc ,iasra Wine md hes,
French irnndy--as Medical Liquors For sale by 90.
,,s,. u u InoNiNsoN ~ W.,
Juno ~ aPothechfoH y ''i"HRHs'
n AND WNnRANTa. g,uud Warrants, w
are ying IN, yery highest ali pr,ee for LAND Ar
RANTS Carries y,sg ,nom Jar sna wnud do val Ia rive
ua call laur le.d,ftsl PETERS SPENCE a. co
= 80 -
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~ nnno IN market Tor NLbNoES OF both Hoxos between
tn. agos Of 10 and 10 years including Mechanics such
Us, ns % liz NM , w.. ras hnI hn,,a,
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nanL ,bcrn hal n,onar avn, are.sd bniiainga Win
ba y,3 10 heard .grnos aa, IN Iynclin,r f salo ar %
erIse Oh M moderate terms and Keen hen as secure "a
tbov were ulnred In Tho iaiI Of Tho cofnoral.n
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