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LOCAL NE VS..

Couar or CLAIMS Jan. 20, is57.--Judge Gi.chrs dev
cred the opinion Of the court In the case of Jane SMITH
Testimony ord red to be taken.
Mr.. vinton resumed and concluded his argumes IN The
case of j. NJ. Thornc, and the case was submitted
In the case Of j. II. King, administrator OF william
Greer reargument was ordered, and the case was PLACED
at the foot OF the docket
Adjourned to II o'clock Tomorrow a M
DEATH or HoS. joins BARxxv---This venerable and
widc'y-known gentleman died at his residence ia ihh
nty yesterday morning. from an attack Of pnsumosis
His age was about seventy-two.
The MAILS, THE WEATHER, Erc--The snov-embargo hs
been nearly II not quite, removed from the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad and from the main roads between this ely
and Boston. We still without railway communicate
with the South aud viii be seen from the following
rom the Alexandria Gazette the prospect of speedy
sumption of travel in that direction is far from ns,ts
ing:
"0n Saturday the Locomotives on the Orange and Ael
andria railroad still near Manassas station battling
with the snow-drifts. On Friday evening the Locomotive
Marren,en, IN attempting TO get through driit vas
with the engines for some time though the large force
gagged were kept at work clearing out the snow which M
become 50 compact and frozen that removing Il Is repre-
sen'ed 10 De like cutting through Ice and the engine
can make but little impression on H. The high wind Of
THURSDAY drifcd great quantity back into the cuts and
ou; m'e progress was made during that day. Every a.
49, e Dss', auu 10 SUI peing made, by the onces
have the road OPEN bat the distractions are such were
before encountered any road soah Of New York
and with all the efforts that made the work pro-
gress put slowly Several locomotives have been njurd
ON. TOE company keep their workshops in operation d
ana and as soon accident 70 the machinery o
ours 1t is at once repaired"
Inc weather for the last two days has been very cold
and from the immense bodies Of snow upon the ground
a directions, IL is likely to continue so for some TINA
nrougnoat the whole Of yesterday afternoon the avenue
was crowded with sleighs.
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Mr. YUIEB addressed the Senate at some length in
favor Of The motion Of bis colleague The debate
tlpued by Messrs Bfl0DHEAD T00MBS, SEWARD,
BUTLER INVERSION, MALLORY RUSK, BROWN, and
EVANS until late hour.
The question then being taken, the motion not
agreed to-yess 10, hays 3i-as follows:
fEAs-Msssrs Bel Of Tennessee, Biggs Brodhead, But
lrr Dodge, Evans Hunter, Jones OF Tennessee, Mallory,
Mason. Pssh, Reid, and fslee-ls.
NAYS-Mossrs. Adams, Alien, Bell of New Hampshire,
Bsssmn, Bgler Brown, Css Clay Gollamer, Critendsn,
purkss Fesendsn, fsh Fitzpatrick Foot Foster Geyer
Noarse, Pearce Pratt. Rusk Sebastian, Seward Stuart
Thowson OF New Jersey, Toombs, Trumbul, Wade Wei
ier, Wilson; and Wrght-sy
Mr. BIGGS then moved TO amend the bill by striking
out the words Blythe island the of Georgia.
and inserting the following: At proper point the
Atlantic coast between the capes Of Virginia and the caes
Of Fords TO be determined after careful examination by
board OF Ave competent navel officers to be appointed
by the President of the United States"
The question being taken the amendment agreed
to-yeas a. nays 80-as follows:
YEAS-Messrs. Bayard, Biggs, Bigler, Butler, Clay,
Dodge Evans Hunter Jones Of tennessee Mallory, Mason
Pugh, Reid, and fulec-l4.
min, Brown Crttenden Fessenden, Fish, Fitzpatrick Foot
Foster Geyer Green, Hale Houston verson James, Jones
Of Iowa. Nourse, Pesrce Pratt Rusk Sebastian, Seward,
Toombs, Trumbull, Wade, Weller, Wilson, and Wright
30.
The bill was then read third time and passed.
INDIAN APPROPRIATION BItL-
On motion by Mr. HUNTER, the Senate then proceeded
to the consideration Of the bill from the House of Repre-
snatves making appropriations for the current and
ling treaty spulaons with various Indian tribes for the
year ending June 80 and after the adoption of sun
dry amendments without dsposing of the bill,
The Senate adjourned.
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DEATH OF HoS joins BARxxv.--This venerable srt
wdcly-known gentleman died at his residence ia ihh
city yesterday morning, from an attack of pneumosis
His age was about seventy-two.
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way as be readily convertible into steamers; and
we assured that this would be the most economical
way of sustaining steam navy the purpose of naval
offence and defence II under that guise these projects
carried through Congress. do not believe that at
the time the laws passed voting money to these different
lines of steamers anybody here would have advocated
them except under that idea Hence the contract which
bound the to sell to the government in case OF
need, at valuation provided for We have no such mo-
tive in this for patronzng the Atlantic telegraph In
time of peace 1t will be nearly useless to and in time
of war with Great Britain-amost the only European
power with which likely to come in contactit will
be unquestonably useless TO while exceedingly bene
ca to her. 1t may be considered intraterrora for both
termni within the limits of British territory and
conceive that it might be put to exceedingly per-
nicious to
Then am not disposed to vote money for Geographic
line which, while it must be useful to England in posi-
BILE condition Of things matter how remote will be Of
no benefit to at any time, and may under supposabe
circumstances be positively ipjurous and am more
disposed appropriate the public money for the purpose
Of establishing what is merely commercial affair." and
which should therefore be left to commercial enterprise
The money which the British propose to give
is entirely independent believe OF any connexion which
the United States government may enter into with this
company. They propose TO give an annual sum- equiva-
lent four per upon the capital OF the company
Doubtless the use of the line by individuals will give
them with the government subsidy very fair return for
the of their capital II not necessary for u.s. The
line VIII DC ad without our oooPersa0p oy .ne PM e
occasions when it may be desirable it individuals
may and prefer such Of II to any government con-
tract for which there ia no reason In the necessities Of our
public affairs The project OF connecting by magnetic
telegraph continents separated by mighty ocean, is
certainly bold and striking but should not because
imaginatons struck by scheme Of such novelty
so honorable to practical science and illustrative Of
progress Of the age forget the restraints upon public
penditure which should be limited TO the public The
treasury OF government should not be chargeabie with
subsidies to any scheme Of commercial public utility
unless the has corresponding interest in lis
advantages
Mr.. THOMPSON, of Kentucky Such is my repuguanc,
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CorTeSpoHdence 81 me StdT.
--.--------- BALTIMORE, Sept. 81, 1867.
The Right Worthy Grand Lodge Of the United
States assembled this morning at o O'Clock In
regular Annual Counmnnication. gFt III
All the principal officers were present, and a
very large number OF the Representatives, were
in attendance.
The following officers were installed to serve
for two years, viz - -.---- p
George w. Race, of La, M. w. g. s; T. q
Senter, of N. III RI. w. ID G. g j; Jas. l., Ridge
ly, OF Md. X. w G. 3; Joshua Vansant, of Md !.
r. w. @. T. az :. ..... -#.'7E' .
The following officers were appointed, viz:
A. M. Fonte, of Miss, X. W. G. NJ; J. d.
McCabe, OF Md X. w. C. C; J. F.. Chamber
lain. Of Md, w. G. M 9. II. Lewyt, Of Md,
w. G.. 6. t.... -. ....-'
The regular standing committees were then ap-
pointed.
The Grand Sire and Grand Secretary presented
their annual reports. .
After the Introduction of new business and Its
reference to the appropriate committees, the Grand
Lodge adjourned until O'Clock to- morrow
80. Yours, &c, LIS ~
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EVENING STAR
WASHINGTON CITY:
TUESDAY September -, 1857.
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PR SS


The Intekigenoer depreeates the prevalent
sickIy philanthropy which results in n failure
to enforce penal statutes in many States. The
existence Of this sentiment is, by the by, by no
means as prevalent Mt the South, We are glad to
be able to say, as at the North. All remember
the inAexibility with which the law was not
long since enforced against the treasurer of the
Petersburg and Roanoke Railroad in Virginia
for a dishonest defalcation to the extent of few
hundred dollars. We may mention, too, that
in South Carolina penal law is everywhere ex-
ecuted with rigor and justice that are not sur
passed by the execution of similar law in Old
England, the brightest feature of whose gov
eminent certainly is the inhexibility and purity
of her courts of justice.
The Union replies to the Baltimore Amer1-
can, Patriot and Clipper, which journals deny
the truth of its statements concerning the effect
on the business of their city of the impunity
with which her jewels-her precious bands of
Plug-Uglies, BloOd-Tubs, .Rip-Raps, &c.,-are
permitted by the authorities to work their will
on the persons of peaceable people there. The
Union again insists that the effect has already
been to injure the commerce of Baltimore, and
greatly to depreciate the value Of property in
that city.
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o~RESOLUTIONSP LEDGING THE Cor
IL 3 pOration of Georgetown To make so bscrip-
ton TO the Alexandra, L0udoun, and Hampshire
Railroad Company, upon certain conditions, passed
2ld August, 1857: y
Rssofred by rae Board Of Aldern a and Is card
Of Common Council 9th Cooperation Of George
totca, That in the event of appropriation of mo-
ney by Congress to build bridge over the Potomac
at the Aqueduct, or near said Aqueduct, and west
thereof this Corporation by ITSELF and the citizens
Of GEORGETOWN pledges itself to subscribe. or have
subscribed to the stock Of the Alexandria. Lou
doun, and Hampshire Railroad a. sum not ex coed
ing two hundred Thousand dollars, stuff cent con
stTuct branch Of said road from the bridge herein
to intersect the same at such point may beagreed
upon ny the Directors Of said r0ad and this COrpo-
r,t,op: Proridsd. hoioerer, That this resolution
shall have NO force whatever. or be IN any manner
binding on this CORPORATION until i shall have been
this town, according to the provisions herenbefore
made. and be sanctioned Ivy majority Of votes At
!" = ~ Mayors OFFICE, 6KoRs RrowN. d. q. ?
e BY virtue Of the abOs resolutions, on Iuesdav
the thirteenth day Of October next, between fhs
hours OF O'Clock a. and sunset, the polls will
be opened Mt the Town Hall, that the sense of the
legal voters Of the town may be taken upon the pro
gfisty Of the subscription Aforesaid With the i'm
itations therein, and those in favor or such sub
sss! 'A. yo' az ssS;s : ;Ssl
essssSsSWss fftL 4 Arl
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IL The Portland Advertiser informs us that
the summit of Mount Washington was covered
with snow on Thursday last.
IL James Henry Robinson, son of william
Robinson Esq of the Goldsboroi Tribune rom
United suicide on Saturday last by shooting hin
self through the head with pistol. He was but
IL years of age.
ID An Englishman recently from Manchester
was robbed on "Wednesday OF so in money,
while going from Jersey City to Newark by
four men, who were his companions.
III Mr.. John ~. ShOeniger, Of Pittsburc Pa .
was instantly killed ON "wednesday evening
whilstat work with others digging a well Ore
OF the other men was badly Injured that he
will not probably recover.
IL The Rev. Wesley Brook Of SaIina Ohio
an old minister, and recently presiding elder of
the district, has been guilty Of the crime OF seduc-
fon, and the lady whom he s-sduced has COM
nenced legal proceedings against him.
IL The Virginia Sentinel has been informed
by two gentlemen, one from Fauquier and the
other Of Fairfax, Va, that the rot has appeared in
q portion OF their potatoes in a very destructive
degree Scarcely potato in the infected plant
ings sermrd 10 have escaped the faint.
IL Two forged checks were presented al one
Of the banks in New Orleans by Young pirls
aged twelve and sixteen years, few days since
Both checks were written by the same hand and
them both.
III man walking on the track of the New
York Central Railroad, near Manlius, on Thurs
hurled from the track The train was stoned
and search made for the body, but owing 10 the
dense fog and the darkness of the night, il could
not be found.
IL In the Howard County md J Circuit Count
Judge Brewer has sentenced Ryder and Bode-
convicted Of an attempt 10 procure an abortion
as follows: Edward RYDER To three years i'm
PrisonmeDt and TO pay 81 900 fine, and DR.. Bode
TO imprisonment for one year
IL Early on Thursday morning. an unfortu-
nate woman was taken by a man into the Saird
story of building on Fourth street Philalel-
Pbla, occupied by Mr.. Colbert and others not
long afterwards, the man was sem to kick her
OUT into Tue street, and when found several stabs
Were lnnlettd on her and the sidewalk was COW
efed win blood. Her wounds were dressed but
capped.
~ The following are among the paintings of
the Paris Louvre:
''The Marriage Feast of Cana, by Paul yeron-
csc, and valued al two hundred thousand dol
lars
aThe Immaculate Conception :, bv M,,,Iio
valued at one hundred and nifty thousand dol,
lars.
..The Sleep Of Antiope," by Correggio. yalusd
at one hundred thousand dollars.
s'The Virgin among the Rocks, 4" by Vinci and
valued AZ eighty thousand dollars.
IL The following simple mode Of examining
well To ascertain whether 10 contains any offen-
siye substances, has been recommended eri-
eiSf: 4" Place a common mirror over the well in
such position TO catch and throw the rays Of
the sun to the bottom Of the well, which vii be
Immediately Illuminated in such a manner that
the smallest pebbles, ETC., at the bottom may be
clearly seen, as IL in the hand The sun Ii d the
best situation to be reflected In the morning or
stteIHoon Of the day" 80 r.
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PERSONAL

.... Hon. James Hall. Of Ohio. is at Browns
- Dr.: j. NJ. Fotz and DR.. shipper, Z. :. n .,
are at Willards'.
- -. Major III. J. Hunt, c s. A Dr. Sharp, L.
s N, and Hon. ID. +. Sickles, n. Y e, are at Will
lards.
49,. Burton, the comedian, has engaged the
Front street theatre, Baltimore, Md, for sea-
son.
Gen. t ;. Green, Texas; Mr.. Buret, II.
b. NJ 3 Consul at Charleston, :. c.; and Hon II.
kidwell, Va, are at Browns.
80. General Hitchcock, Acting Inspector Gen.
eral of the American Army in Mexico and late
Brevet Brgader General, has written a sharp re-
nlv TO General Pillows recent letter on General
Scott.
-. The Democratic Convention. In session
recently at -. Paul, Mimi, nominated fl IL
Sibey for governor. w. Holcomb for lieutenant
governor; George l.. Becker, w. w. Phelps,
and j. NJ. Cavanaugh for representatives and W .
W kiBysbury for delegate to Congress.
---- At a sale Of stereotype plates in New York
on Saturday. "A History of the Struggle for Sla-
very Extension . by Horace Greeley, cost sis7,
brought only s15- "Uncle Tom literature is on
the retrograde.
90 ...- An exchange, on what authority il is not
stated. says that Miss Heron, the actress who has
achieved brilliant success, always spends few
moments in prayer before going on the stage to
act.
This act of devotion. which may he called act
J, scene !, is probably IN compliment to Rev. M.
Bellows.
80. Superintendent Tallmadge of New York
Saturday last received the following despatch /:
PIrTsBURG, Pa. Sept. 10 There is a MN eX-
hibiting Mrs. Cunningham's baby here; answer
quickly il il is not fraud.
"H- A. WEAVER. Mayor
Mr.. Tallmadge replied that the baby at Bar
NUNS Museum was the genuine bogus, and all
others must lie doubiy, or boguS bogus.
.... Lieut.. HerndOn on leaving home for hi
last outward voyage parted from his wife and
daughter in high spirits, in anticipation Of 4 sue
cessful trip and speedy return. His daughter
babe him such farewell as she knew a sailor
would appreciate. by following him to the door.
and ia merry within throwing after him an old
slipper-accOrdng to the tradition that an old
snOe is good luck to parting friend He turned
and smiled at her, and waving his hand pleasant
ly left his home-never to return to II again
Lieut.. II was for some time connected with the
National Observatory at Washington, and was
the brother-in-law of Lieut.. Maury.
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IL The Boston Traveller has the following
from Kansas:
Young Bailey, stabbed by Mr.. Brockeit, is
slowly recovering from the wounds he received
at LecOmpton. Several OF the crowd which sur
rounded him when the stabs Were inflicted, have
been arrested, and are now in custody. An ex-
animation has been held before a Justice, but, as
yet, the crime has been fastened to no individual
specifically
Brockett, il will be remembered, is from Alex
andTia, Va.
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ID The case forthe prosecution in the trial Of
James p Donnelly for the murder Of Alfred ).
Moses, at the Sea View House, is not yet closed
Peter F Schenck, Alderman Wilson, Munter the
barber, who dressed the wound of the deceased,
Mr.. Smith, the proprietor of the Sea View House,
(recalled,) Peter Staeden and DR.. Taylor, were
examined on Friday afternoon and Saturday
morning. Their testimony is very much against
the prisoner.
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IL DR.. Isaac b. Scott, residing near the new
river White Sulphur Springs, Va, has beeu ar
rested, aud with his wife and two daughters,
lodged in Jail on the charge OF counterfeiting
money. q
On ScOtts premises were found large quaint
ties of newly coined half dollars, in unfinished
state, with the dies, moulds, electric battery for
plating &c &c
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boundary Of the State, the distance of 100 miles

boundary Of the State, the distance of 100 miles
and L chains.
NAVAL Court No. Capt. Louis NJ. Colds
borough has been ordered to duty as a member
of the Naval Court of Inquiry No. 3, in session
in this city, vice Captain Stringham relieved.
Capt s. continues in command of the Boston
Navy Yard
REsIGNED.-Judge Furgerson, Chief JUS
tice of the U s. Court for the Territory of
Nebraska, has resigned. -
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NEW AGRICULTURAL AND MACHINE
IN WAREHOUSE.

$50 Sersata St:, S. Of Pa. ac., op. Centre Market
AsRIcuLIuRAL IMPLEMENTS. MACHINERY, FIELD
AND GARDEN SEEDS, FERTILIzKRs, &c.
The undersigned is now prepared to furnish the
above mentioned and all articles pertaining TO the
Having just returned from tour Through the North
ern anu New England states, where he has visited
tufns sbIishmeRis from which he has taken
great pains In selecting choice assortment Of I'm
also made arrang to be at ali times in receipt
OF any important improv ements that may take place
feature in this new establishment u.s. Tat the propr
etoI Is prnctca agricultural machlnist with
thorough knowledge OF this business in al its varous
branches he therefore feels justified in saying that
he can obtain and furnish all articles in his line on as
III Machinery of all descriptions repaired at
the shortest notice and on the most reasonable
With the above experience and facilities for con-
Quoting this business, which is all important, he re-
spectiully soticts the patronage OF the farming
unity and public geperslly II shall always be his
$50 18th ST., six doors south OF Penn. ave.,
Sc 2-S opposite Centre Market.
A CARD.-James Lackey. Merchant Tailor, AZ
and adH wssS that he
any in the CITY, Gentlemen viii ind no, to sse1 re 70
vantage to have their clothes made to fit and in a
durable manner for trite more than they viii pay
n. B.-Grntlemen wishing neat ct and fashion
ape pants are requested TO call, as feel confident
OF giving satisfaction. se 10 2ws
NEW SUPPLIES 0E GENTS' FURNISH
Just received, by which we are prepared IN nre-
sent to our friends and the public a complete and
way Of '".'s :" '"0
Dress Shirts of Linen and Cotton, Cwhits and
Under Shuts and Drawers Of Silk, l.. Wool, Meriuo,
Half H1ss a. Fss a Vel And Net Cotton. 1. =
scarfs Craxats, stocks. Tes. .e,: sht
Pocket Handfs, Silk and Linen. .a
= aaft Gloves, Sus penders. mas.
dressing Robes. g ..rs
Canes, Umbrellas.
.'e.-i Toilet Articles, q c., &c.
All of which We will sell st the lowest prioes, for
IN. Emo indis position to show opr goods. Our
eaort vii be 10 please all, and sell as many ~ We
40 so4aT7 GEO. H.. b. WHITE CO.'S
= - -, Cent? Fumishing Store,
ne fe-eost ss2 Penn. ave-. bet. 9Th and ieth SITS.
SCHOOL BOOKS-Of the latest editions aud
- stronxly bound. Such As are used in the City
and District For 'Aie At Fs ~ ,USsss eSts
CREXT sTecK or GOODS % b forced Olf At
NJ our Score, No. %, bstye 9Th and eth sts.
! ssB ~ siI IgH MCLAUGHLIN CO,
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british ARMY LIST, for August, Is57.-M

RRlTlSu ARMY LIST, for August, l857-Mo-
- reils Essentials of q ramaIar; London. 1857.
Ackland's Notes ON Drainage; London, 1857.
Baron Munchausen, fac slnile reprint of the orr
glnai edition and plates; London, 1857.
Rousseau Confessions, translat ed into English:
vol. London, 1857.
Camerini's Practical Guide TO Italian Converse
tIoD; London, 1857.
The Poultry Book; London. 1857.
One Hundred Songs OF Scotland. with Music; one
volume; London, 1857; price 81 cents. =
Chapmans lads of Homer, vols London 1857.
Wheweps History Of the Inductive Sciences, 8
vols: London, 1857. ..r'
pettlgIew's Select Collection of Epitaphs; Lon
The Metaphyscs Of Aristotle, literally translated;
London, 1857.
sea- ...t FRANCK TAYLOR
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The DECISIONS OF THE NAVAL Courts
feel very sure that the impression originated by
Washington letters for the press that the Pres.
ident designs promulging any of the decisions
of the current Naval Courts of Inquiry is ut.
terly unfounded. Our belief is that they will
all be made public at the same time, and not
until after oil the cases shall have been dis
posed of, otherwise the clamor over them-be
they as they may-must seriously obstruct the
action Of the Courts in the cases remaining "a
be tried - 'a' .tE ...
TIE wEArnER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time Of observation Is about o'clock q. m:
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NEW STOCK OF FALL DRY GOODS.

return sincere thanks to my friends and the pub
lac generally, for their kind and liberal pairunage
bestowed on me, since my commencement in bust
ness. and would respectfully inform them that have
lnst received large, well selected, and entirely
NEW STOCK OF FALL. DRY GOODS; there
fore would ask from them an examination 81 the
same beare purchasing elsewhere. feel comic ent
l csn gave perfect satisfaction, both In price aud
quality, as ! am selling exclusively for CASH,
therefore can offer greater inducements to purcha-
sers than those who do a credit basiness.
F. PERRIE,
Sc 2-6t 3f5 Seventh street near I.
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CREAT STOCK or GOODS % be forced OF At
selS - siI Tgn MCLAUGHLIN & CO,
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EOR SALE.-A hns BUILDING I.OT. xi,u,,,i
on the corner Of LIST and X streets north lame
omteiy IN the rear OF Judge Douglass tine manson,
instant IL viii then De ey posed at public sais Gail
9n y. n. yARNEI.l, No. 81 LouisiAua avenue or
JAP. y. Mc6 UlRE, AuctiOneer,
Alsn, small FRAME HOUSE and three good
LOTS. which viii be sold cheap-sltnsted on LIST
sueet' between u and n. % aEsf.osi se l5-tx5th
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Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows.

Of The Star.