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WASHINGTON LEGISLlTURE-THIRD SESSION
Yours, &c,
A CATHOLIC CITIZEN.


WEDNESDAY, Jan. 2, 1856.
This being the day on which the Coun-
Gil agreed to resume their session after the
Holidays, the President in the chair and
all the members being present, the Council
proceeded to business.
Mr.. Strickler's resolution came up, rela-
tive to furnishing the public printer with
the journals Of the present session.
Mr.. Wallace, moved to lay the resolu-
tion on the table, subject to the order Of
the Council, and called the ayes and noes.
which was lost by the following vote.
Ayes-Messrs. Bigelow, Cock, Poe and
Wallace.
Noes-Messrs. Hun, Paggct, Patterson,
Strickler and Mr.. IPresident-5.
The question as to the right Of the clerk
to furnish the public printer with copies oi
the Journal from day to day, during the ses-
sion, instead Of delaying them until 20 days
after the close Of the session, was debated
with considerable warmth, in which Messrs.
Bigelow, Cock, Poe and Wallace contend
ed, that the clerk had no such right, and
could not legally as they thought, furnish
said copies, until after the adjournment oi
the Council sine die
Messrs. Huff, Pagget, Patterson, Strick-
Ter and Mr.. President contended, that the
clerk had the right to furnish said copies:
hence the passage Of the resolution. The
resolution will be found in the proceedings
of Saturday Dec. 22nd, 1855.
II. NJ. No. is praying for increase Of
prices per mile for public surveying &c.
On motion Of Mr.. Huff, referred to com
mittee on memorials.
II. b. No. 8, an act TO amend an act re
lating TO elections, reported back with al
amendment, from committee on corpora
tions-amendment adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Strickler the bill waI
referred to committee on elections, with in
structions to amend the manner Of voting,
so that it should be ripa rOoe instead Of by
ballot.
Ayes-Bigelow, Cock, HUFF, Patterson,
Strickler and Mr.. President-6.
Noes-Pagget, Poe and Wallace-3.
II. b. No. IA, an act to change the
name of Bruceville on Shoalwater bay to
that of Bruceport-read first time and
ordered to q second reading.
Mr.. Cock introduced q. ]. r. No. 4,
read first time and ordered to second
reading.
Mr.. Cock, moved to suspend the rules
and read a second time now.
Mr.. Cock moved, to order it to o second
reading now.
Council refused to read q second time
now.i
On motion the Council adjourned.
, 1856-01-04
From the Oregon Weekly Times.
FROM WALLA WALLA.

GorernOr Sterens on his pay in cith $50
meH-GenerOl Progress and Prospects of
the War.
From DR.. j. W. Mahon, of the Dalles
who came down on the Fashion
on Thursday evening, we learn that intell-
gence had reached the Dalles, of an authen.
tic character, that Gov Stevens was on his
way in, escorted by $50 men. 1t appears
that when ee-Peu-Mox-Mox came into Col
Kellcy's camp he brought with him young
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THURSDAY. Jan. 3rd. 1866.

v THURSDAY, Jan. 3rd, 1856.
Council met at the usual b6ur, = Presi'
dent Catlin in the chair.
Mr.. HUFF, from special committee, 10
whom was referred H;-B. No. lS. an act
to Dissolve the bonds Of matrimony existing
between Laurence aud Catherine Pooler,
reported the same back without amend
ment, and recommended its passage-rulei
suspended and bill passed.
MrAStrickler, on leave introduced bill
repealihg1he law relative to territorial au
ditor-laiaayer under the rules.
II. B. No IA, relative to changing the
name Of the town Of Bruccville, to that Of
Bruceport-the rules were suspended and
the bill passed.
II. r. No. 10, instructins eur dele
gate in congress, to exert his influence, to
procure an appropriation, for the erection
and maiRtenance Of marine hospital, o
portion Of which is to be set apart, as an
asylum for the insane, at some suitable
point on the Sound-passed unanimously.
II, NJ. No. II, praying for on aPpropriia'i'
tion, for the purpose of constructing mill
tary road from near Oak Point on the Co
lumbia river through Boissort settlement
to connect with the military road from fort
Vancouver to fort SteilGcoom-memorial
passed.
II. NJ. No. IA, praying for an appropri.
alton for the construction Of q military road
from New Dunginess, to connect with the
military road from fort Vancouver to fort
Stcilacoom-rules suspended and memorial
passed.
H. NJ. No. IL, praying the commander
in-chief of the Pacific division, to establish
a military post at New Dunginess-memo-
rial passed.
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Private A. NJ Addngton, slightly wounded, conyaest
Franklin Crabtrce, severely 4" doing well
" Thos. J. Payne,
" Casper Shook
" Nathan Fry,
" Henry Crow; mortally wounded-dicdin in his
COMPANY "I'-3.
Capt. Lyman Manson, badly wounded, doing well.
Private H. p. Van Hagucman, instantly Killed.
o." John Smith, badly wounded
COMPANY "Kn-l
Private +. Gcrvaise, dangerously wounded, still ILL.,
REHABILITATION.
Instantly killed. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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Remaining. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL
Total, Observation-Disclosures. ~
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NJ L d L L S 8 Ohm UNION
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At tho City Assembly Rooms No 46 Broadway, New York
TdtS EVENING, July l, 1856.
Doors open at O'Clock 10 commence att
PROGRAMME.
FIRST.
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Set 10 mu,ic by Msndelss jhIL .
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THE "WABPURGlSNI6HT."
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SOLOS by mss Annie Kemp. Mr. Frazer and Mr. Stephen w.
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u BROADWAY-Contairs tho largest exhibition Of finely
finished PHOTOGRAPHS and DA0UERREOTYPES in the
world snd always FREQ Of the public
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NETWORK, TUESDAY, JULY l, 1856.
MONSIEUR BEAnvALLEr' BOOK
RACHEL AND THE NEW WORLD.
Translated from the French Of


Ao's fklef ONE bolEth: 49, -.
From The Albion
an BsspvalIet 10 the charming imaginable P1isan
Cochpe,sPsrt fim,, good ns.ored ard Lot ,tsssssiJ
Ih s fellow m,ac; b, .nss sH
night his eye ntered with his comfort dnrins bic RAPID
the mir'h they uusended ph GER
tain hind Of profit"
This sorh VI -eh tho pubic have srssay
ms, Msnslat.d IN 2 eomsiete form -, .,.. .,s
familiar with the ,ark.by strict rules and regulations By
which artists male ard male, bound hey are ssf
feien curious and will for" good treat ior those VINO ooJ
From The Boston e an,cript.
bis Ike Coefney Of all Eu'ose
but oT e y ct that as S Sss be- oy s
that famous it will make the fortune Of nc
But for a. his innocent airs this musquito has his rins
fine which he Know, IN how :. use ess,s01.y
It de,epi'n Of the tour Of asdemOele Rachel ,eroush
Prom The Philae.l phi. SUM- A.,u
The back !, brn fgi OF clever SATIRE ana Shows ' "'n
'eur lie All excellent w,ittr as wei Li, a, aor
I'M Leon Beauvalle, is man made after supper OF
cheese psriLg" -
In this smusins volume"
This truly fuLny volume rather readable and amusing
wta. The writer so intensely Fenchiftd hst.s us Yam
ard thanks God sincerely that he has fairly got out Of
America never to p, s,ur TITO to i i. ronr.,
This or hre atened work has aud We have sur
aye excellent resdg Tor the season and weather 10 those
who have the fsSHy f e: s hS.i
P e. sa 4 and ore and ns
u laugh the sbsurdity of the pictures which lie
eolors from the Of lively conjunction"
From The Philadelphia City Item.
be- the fashion find fault with this lively and
Tie American rems' haby tina skinned people AMI
scns and things az he see. pres, country
nns dlatey up IN arms against The rash tiuthteier In
cue is very smusine There vein fun through that
combined with its terse ,eLtences and light 1chy oeto
h ow by e1peIieIce win aby be continual
y interrupted BY shouts y ;usntern
Poor Parsan He seemed feel that he had got among
bard Of ssv.aes here aud everything SPessed .
to the SEASIDE piece Of bsf, litsa.t1e."
From q salem Paper.
"Hs Of the IL none but Ffenchman
could wIe and bis ludcrous perpexy Gust and tho
air with which he Chronicles the deprivauons
to which no W" subjected afford capital medicine Tor the
Those who ould live ard grow f,t ought purchase this
volume"
The volume hss course other preeon than
that Of being view Of American lie from the travelling French
stage is extremely dro showing what hind oi mpres
zion America with all lis vAey and scope o. life makes upon
sreat fe'. We all sodden and beso'tedi Bsrnum
around his fnaer freely asss.ate each o.her
nele ard Racine taste oOlshly sticking to
shaieresre Jules Janus fepleon about Rseaes insanity,
tying Get Of sbopkeereIs made all gns'h our
excited the City of New York the revolu
too The book is really slusbe from its extreme "ia.e'.
You could usefuly spend hour than III reading
and sceap the cspscty Of utter Parisan called indif
fertDty. Leon Besuvallet or Jules Janin"
''' '''' tx EDWARDS Co No. sai Broadway
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I OST-SuppOsed in Washington.square, on Sat
urdsy last 18Th ult shout noon PEARL PORTE-MON
MAZE containing the whole of srs savings for several
yeais consisting Of bills TO the smount OF and twelve
In all 500 IS The a came into the square to s, hsvas
the county seek employment and taking out
the handkerchief have drawn out the article with IT,
gel emsn to take the same seat she left and must
Fave picked up BY returning the q; the dwelling No.
Bowerv suitable reward will be gwen aud the thanks Of
the poor s The poe-monnsie w valuable and present
from a fIiei d.
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Cost an0 found.
CAUTION. - The following COUPONS and
u JQAuRnAn RONDg via

CAUTION. - The following COUPONS ana
~ RAILROAD BONDS, viz:
40 dus lat JaLusry 1886 psysbs In NewYork No. co. of
An. Iss lime ls5S p.ysbe a. the Bank Ct the
United states In Phnsdeiphis, Noa las, 81, s.
JnI, IaS abe in S.wi ork OF o. No. So; Of s2
20 No 2;9 on 90 each Nos rs H. 559 Of IS cash Nos.
ISL, SIS
and New.Hs, Railroad Bonds due ls Jaoe 1876 No. 'S
s7oa Of SIS saeh 1oax rs Of the Ohio and Penn
yvsnia Railroad Bonds due Let July, 1885, psysoie IN New
SD ~ AS each Coupons of tine eert RIOS. County,
due LIST july 1856 PAYABLE Ohio Lite and Trust
Compri v In Newt ok, Nos l08, %.
Bords due Let July 1885, pay able Ne York Of SIS each
Nos g. 66 Of ST. 81 each, Nos GA, $40 Of 81 % Nc
$&-i Of SIS, Coupon Of the Y cent New fsk ana Eie
lt Railroad Bends, due LIST May. 1855, No IA
500 Of ESQ each Coupons Of cent ened states
&2+7 Of s35 each, Coupons OF the cent Beefonepe
sns indans abroad Bopd. due 's Judy . rns
4ss. 4ea
Rslroed Bonds due Is, july 1856 payable the office of Dun
csr shein Co.. in New Yort Sos s7e OK c,n.,..
wminson zar svs Railroad Bonds due l:t Nay 1855
Eew-York Mes. $50. AIS, 7oi. 6Si.
ISL Of sl5 Coupon Of the cen. Georgia State Bonds
dpe LIST July 1856 payable the Bark Of the Republic, Ia
Sev.YoIk. No. $50
$40 Each G0Tps1 ,: S as EN- PhenI
ss,I toao.ns Of he . cent Allegheny CITY,
,y, ID 90 Ss,s .a a,Sa :, e.vY,yt No, i5s iss
Que 90 ons * 60 ~ can't Mvantsa ana niss ssippi
riosa BonSs Of 40 .ssh due ist ApI is p.y.oo a.
9 of ~ each due June 1885, payable the Aniec
Exchange Bsnk in Newt ok Nos I62to1 o2l to o3;
SCI $40 each due LIST J, s payable a. Dane IAN
1875 No SIX paysbIa Al Duncan She rmsp Cos in New
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Real estate for Sale.
NfWI VBIUIk Iot 0UIEs
E,ARM LANDS for SALE.-The ILLINOIS
Il CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY 10 now prepared TO
&c" '''' TWO MILLION or ACRES
Of
+ A n NIT q l. A N ID 3,
- TaAcrs FORTY AcRBs AND UPWARD,
On
LON0 CREDITS
And at

Low RATES or 1NTEREeT.
construction nnc Of Ii: as1oss sSd ss.sss
and most fertile Piss the STATE sse,ps.:sd here ed
os and on thence 2 e.:D: y. 1 s l. u: S asa
~: .sn .s: os s.S ss
an, u S::s %
markets Moreover tho rapid growth Of hourssng tSws snd
% % afford :sS:.n: md growing ss"s demand
s s ,.sh mold FROM ono to av. feet In sspA
gently rolling and peculiarly dtsd s.os Csas sod sheep
X ss: re-
TO = :::s :sT::
n. ' crop q Indian SG ted e. ss %
wns.t mo psviy formed .ei :S. g !i:M ,..
brss. al. half day cent.:. c.s 3
made for besfng resdy for whest from ~ >23
sna fenced Ii: s. and under hsa STATE q cultivation the
e: 4: mn ,: "a !: e:
T : s chez; . s,:,
b neh The. .ueisns pay The dds's'es Of s''
.us nd s''S:'
s.' SU1 =, s along The aS:s 4. Wood cen
These Who think q settling o.. Minnsso. .Ao.ld Is.r
many miles inland hsvs been Disposed Of that IN thoss
heated IN tho interior there ere 70 '
rs send the produce Of th.ssl.A one or t~e huDd
:sle%s o esds.ss sSss and SsSss .Hd: 40:
,u:t.d = - reI :er: are not g 5o0d investments ne
TIE rsnsrts bold good relation to the sn1s Kan
NsbrssLs for although vacant landsmay bsand sssssr
every haidred miles the produce q thss. land. e.sd
ss II q. o. ss shs s s. ~
q. .ee the r:due:d pcs: Il ,Ls5 pfodye: re = ass
TIE he" sss q he lana. now now 70 ~ hi.
Go .ss IT,: "a;
as: S ne cot Of II: ,s s: e q.
the opersonS otshich not interrupted BY The ~
wstsr Of 3 umnsr tho fros, Of Winter.
PRICE AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
quality Contracts fo Deeds may 10 made dsrins the yssi
s ~ a.: tive s% <:
date Of contract and the Others :npusy asrsssi TSs M
INTEREST WILL 81 CHARGED AT osLy THREE PER CENT?
As. security performance shs u. sss
stood tho. at least oossnh Of he puh.ssd s yssy
be brought u.Sr, ssss b, sss sS q 81 sss,
sr cent from The credit Pe. vii b Sssnssss .f ssA III"
R.sdy Farm Buddinss, which b Op few
days can be obtained from responsible persona
S 80. M INTO o.:
;oDs he s. ,G;s ss q Ten:
ate rates tn. Company will orwsd ell the materials for such
Special arrangements With dealers can b made To supply
hose FuIeha. the corDpsny land: With fencing nsss
,oos ,nd outfit Of provisions In any quantity
1t seleyed that Price long credit .ndlOw rate Of inter
bred DOLLAR. cash and ordinary industry make
PENDENT before all the purchase money becomes due In
o. = We S We.
e,Pensnesd geT:on vii accompany applicants 10 give In
Cheus containing Numerous, nstaBce Of successful farm
oe,hborbosa Of he Rsrcad land. ISoasoa. Tie s.stso
The coat Of e1s price OF nse Of Harvesting thrash.
fully siyen, application, either personally By letter. In
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Mem Civilizations.

COL. FREMO NT's l. F E.
~ THE ONLY AUTHORIZED EDITION.
THE Mt e ARD HiS rSsLc sshSfcEs OF
JOHN CHARLES FREMONT.
WITH ~ o aos GU, IT,, p0RT p,.s s on STEEL
The subscriber. the public that this volumes prepared
ters a. sutoril,es direct will be the only rslabe and
fi pc e AND
whose lses., BY the R;pacLesa Is.y for the afn
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Several hundred Agents wanted in every State to canvass for
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KNIC KERBOC KER for JULY
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A VALUABLE BOOK of REFERENCE
"A WIN be Published in July,
z r. I'''1 81 20 MIR R'S' l.
UNITED STATES,
Exhibiting the
Eu,sEs SEx AGE, OCCUPATION, AND COUNTRY oF BIRTH,
PASSENGERS AaRIyf?sse IN THE UNITED
By Sea from Foreign Counties from September 80 1sls
to December 81. 1855;
COMPILED ENTIRELY WE hso" OFFICIAL DATA;
Introductory Review Progress and Extent OF mmi
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APPENDIX CONTAINING THE
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Paupers, Corvicis LuDahcs. etc.
BY WiLLLIAh J. BRoMwELL.
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NOW so fSs TO Tax 4hsp wi G1 1du. N T Y
FnSEns VIA
ADVENTURES OF GERARD, THE LION KILLER,
ANoyG THE WILD ANIMALS OF AFRICA. With spirited Illus
ALICE CAREY'S MARRIED, NOT MATED l2mo
JOIN BRoUGHAMs BUNsBY PAPERS; Or. IRISH
GREEN eMoUNTAfN GIRLS; 4 STORY OF VERMONT. By
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i9 THE Se WIb6% s BIDoTT PAPERS l2mo Illustrated
HENRY WARD BEEcHERs STAR PAPERS. limo
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HOLLAND HOUSE. corner Of Main and Elm.

u j IT,, ROCs FORD. iGbos --rks " eel b ~ for
p,,op Of Csesa a e he isss-ss elsssBpy sy
pbhsd tb and 81 We snssnsnts sDh
uiepes 90 . ftssrCLAts HOTEL Tho rosns ere
so lssss airy uabdiss We've q the rs-f and
No ~ b. gard hy The Propre,ors se.es
p,e,a nnpsray hore ar the usv.lsr Located Of
the ci,,e " he State End oynf - hssnhy
tossol any m n ,ord. witt b~sudfa ecastry ear
ronIans ", vai p,-ses esnil.f eises - sUaM
RfsOkT Trtsy slws IN s'esisDcs the sfrfyN
frsrs and cssss So and from the Free u
ChAse. PLACE biS0bAh, roerctoss.
VrRes . - nssHss.
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COL FREMONT.s WORK.-D. APPLETON

COL FREMONTs WORLD. APPLETON
~ 4 Co: Nos. SAG AID s.s Brosdwsy, will publish on
WEDNESDAY, Col. FREMoNT's Narrative of
THE OREGON AND CALIFORNIA EXPEDITION.
Narrative the Explcr Expedition TO the Rocky Mountains
In the wear 1892 and Oregon ard thCsroIns in the
years 1854 By Breyet Capt. c FREMONT. Reprinted
IN. oea report ordered TO published By the United
States Senate One volume, 3yo paper cover % cents
Col Fremont OIL Of the most courageous aud in
egsut travellers Of the hat Of The most sra'h and
tey iuy wec. ed deeply Interesting ACC containing
inuebse amount onoVei Information Lo elsewhere aces
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50 DEYNOLDS's POLITICAL MAP OF THE
~ UNITED STATES Will be published MONDAY,
July showing the whole country from the Atlantic
Pacific colored TO designate tbs free AMI
Slave States also the Territory which lies open 70 Free
com Saveiy also amount OF statistical
nster the advantage of Freedom Slavery TO-
ge'hcr with Portraits OF Fremont Al d Dayton.
..
Price, in pocket fO'm.. .'oVeehta
Every person interested IN the olcs OF our country should
possess copy. CO,ies pospsld receipt OF price
- Azores WILLIAM REYNOLDS, Publisler.
no las Srosdwi y. l.
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IN TER GAP.-This Hets 20 sdmhsbiy located for ths
snd snd kssltbul scenery open tho see
Thee teI.inoors LIE al railway The Gsa By ths
psAstJs, LS.ksvlsas ere Wssseb Rod
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INHE DEYlI,s PIILPIr, Or. AsrRo-TmRo-

u LOGICAL SERMONS Of the Rev. Robert Taylor, b A..
author 81 The Diese.iss L2DO ~ - Sent ny mail post
free TIE 4eIgy sctISSlcdgei their liability to grsppo
with TsyIs with his learning by having
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VNHE NETWORK DAILY SUN Of THIS
Il Tuesday, MORNING, July l-bssdes the Telegraph
AID other Of the daypsys particular attention to
"' CALIFORNIA NoTORI2TIEs,
Givi, its resder good
Portrait Of JAMES P. CASEY;
Portrait of CHARLES CORA;
Portrait Of YANKEE SULLIVAN. and
Portrait of NED MCGOWAN;
Ard ikew Use ~ sccurate Ensravinx Of
TIE A." SUFFERS" BALLOT BOX.
Besides this, it contains the following sketches:
LIFE OF YANKEE SULLIVAN;
THE CHASE AFTER EDWARD MCGOWAN;
LIFE OF CHARLES CORA. and
LIFE OF JAMES p. CASEY
And also a description Of
THE OPERATION OF
THE SUFFERS BALLOT BOX"
THE sun also cont aims the Great. Great Story Of
THE FREAKS AND FEOLiCS OF A
NENTRILOQUIsT."
which has New iok in general OF lsushter every
noui ing since II has b. en- published. -
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WANTED--A situation by young Girl as
w CHAMBERMAID or WAITER In a sm al private fam.
y; reference her lasr employer. Ca No. 81 Monroe
for thr.e Gays
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CLiIAfAN's JOURNAL for JULY.-The
~ AM RICAN JOURNAL OF SCIENCE AND ARTS,
4, nduci,d BY Prof Sinn Al. r. Slmn, Jt aud James
a. Tor July contains eleven elabJate articles by LEADING
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HsLed b. mOu:hlv, 81 - pr sunuin
TIFF CHRISTIAN EXAMINER ron JULY he's articles
byJ Freerubn Clakr Rev G.. Buhnch, Rev Geo t. Ellis,
Rev J.ln and o'hefs Published bi onthiy at
am I'M. CHAS 6. fRANCIS H. Co. No. 5ji Broadway.
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WANTED-A situation, by respectable Wo-
w MAJ 70 TAKE CARE ofCHiLDREN or to DC GEN
EEAL HousEWCRK; hN god Tets'spcs AgtysN Nc ~
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~ tie city country D. Enssh Lady with god recon
nendsons Is fully competent 70 teach French Musc AID
Dslsh tranches would like IN KIND accessible
family uheTe ste cogld feel bone Col address Gov
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chlereT.
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firemorks.

E'IREW ORKS-A general assortment of plain
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by BXDEAU 4 LOCKWOOD,
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