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COM ID E R CIAL L.
HAMBURG. November aot

HAMBURG, November 10Th, 1853.
COnon-0ur market has been quito buoyunt tho
past week, and prices have advanced II cts perlb.
within that time. The price now quoted aro from 10
to Ill cts. THE market closed hrm The rOeoip.Ifor
the week were S5S bales. :,
Tho receipts in this market since September lst.
nro as follows.
In September. er............."... 4,011 Bales,
In Octobar... Observation-Disclosures. G,26S:
In November, Ito 2sth). ....... $50
~
Total. .......... :14,OsS
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&s- Mr. CHARLES n. GRAY, Of this Village, has
been elected Door Keep of tho oure of Representa-:
tires. Glad to hqariE lIurrah for tho old soldier.
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~ Advertisements and obituaries loft out this
week will DO attended to in our next.
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NJOTICE..Lost in Hamburg on the a4th OF
IN September 1868, "a scaled Note agsinst Ann
Collins, payable to Edward Collier, one day afler
date for the principal sum of twenty five hundred
February 1856, attested by Richard Kew, All
persons are hereby warned against trading for the
said Note. EDWARDCOLIfkR
Cold Spring, Rdgeaeh 8. c Dec. ], St. A.
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tv In order to give tho Legislative proceedings
MS full as p ssib!e, have been forced to emit con-
siderable editorial matter, we'll as sevcrul original
contributions.
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AUGUSTA. NoY. 9th.

AUGUSTA, Nov. 9th, 1858. ::
Cofton-There was good demand today, but the
stringent rates demanded by holders restricted the
transactions to 525 bales as follows: ls ut l0 II ut
LOT; at lOi at 10i; o. at III 81 At 1lt 4s at 114
II at lls; 2SS at III cents. Receipts SAT bales.
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SENATORIAL ELECTION,

Dy tolegrsphic dispatch to the Augusta papors,
we gather the following:
COLUMBIA, S. c. NV. 81, P. M.-Thoro were two
unsueeesarul ballots ID tho South Carolina legislature
to-day for United Sites Senator. The second ballot
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r. A n ID.

THE Subscriber is desirousof selling the place
l. wherein he now resides, containing Three
Hundred and thirty-fve and one, half (385a)
acrcs.si,uatcd within ono mile, Of KdeefslliC.
Griffin, Dr. W. NJ Burt and Others. Two hundred
actes are in native forest, II =, .,...,.,-..
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tT Poetry is said to be gift, but it very oftor
turns out to be q theft.
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Amongst whom are two good Blacksmitls several
Cooks and Excellent House Servants, and No.
Field Hands. Also,
FIFTEEN FINE LARGE MULES,
A Fine Brood MARE and COLT, and One Extts
Fine Saddle and Harness HORSE. A,pair of
EXCELLENT CARRIAGE HORSES,
Some SO or 60 Head Thorough Bred Cattle Of Ito
DEVON AND DURHAM STOCK,
A very fine IMPORTED DEVON BULL; aud,
also, q very fine large DURHAM BULL.
This is, perhaps, the finest and largest lot Of
thorough bred Cattle ever offered before in the
State. Persons wishing to buy extra flIo
I-~&S~0y
would do well to attend this Sale Also,
EOUR YOKE OF OIEN,.
Forty.twO Head Of Sheep,
Of the most improved breed. Forty one fine
Ews, and enc imported South Dawn Ram. A
large number Of
Stock Hogs and Fat Hogs,
ABOUT 1000 BUSHELS CORN,
$4,000 Lbs of Fodder, 400 bushels of Wheat, Seed
Oats and Peas. Also, over
100 Bales Cotton,
5000 bushels pure Boyd Cotton See,',
Several Plantation Wagons and Harness,
a fine Carriage and Buggy.
Plantation and Blacksmith Tools, : : =
Household Furniture, of excellent quality. {
Also, Kitchen Furniture, and much other property
that is not herein mentioned.
sBT Terms made known on day of salc =
J. W. W. MARSHALL, Admir-.
KITTY F. WILLIAMS, Adm'x. -:
Nov 20 Ct AZ
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THE McctILoOGH PLACE, containing Eight
hundred and thirty y,threeand half (sssf acres,
Ilamburg,) and adjoining lands OF Washington
WiSc, Mrs: Swearcngin, Lr. Hord and Mrs Lundy.
Both these places are first rate Cotton lands;
S. 8. T0MFKINs.
Dec - -. -. :. tt. -. AZ
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House was called to order by the Speaker
at II o'clock: The journal of yesterday was read.
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SENATE.

The Senate met at IL O'Clock m., pursuant to
adjournment.
The Clerk read the Journal of the proceedings
of yesterday.
The House of Representatives sent to the
Senate for concurrence, resolutions as to pay of
certain officers.
Mr.. Witherspoon, from the Committee on Ac.
counts and Vacant Offices, reported the follow.
ing Offices vacant: United States Senator, the
unexpired term of the late Hon. Josiah j. Evans
United States Senator, the term commencing
18th March, 1859; Secretary of State; Surveyor
General; Solicitor of the Western Circuit; Com.
missioners in Equity for the Districts of Colleton,
Lexington, Abbeville and Pickens; State Asses.
sor for st. Philips and st. Michael's Parish, and
Commissioner Of the New State House.
Mr. Witherspoon also moved that message
be sent TO the House of Representatives, pro.
posing to that body to 20 intn ballot for Com.
mssioners in Equity for the Districts of Colleton
Lexington, Abbeville and Pickens, to-day at
halfpast o'clock P. NJ; which was agreed to.
Messrs. Carroll, Allston, Barton, MilIard
Dantzler and Marshall presented reports pre-
sentiments, DC.
Mr.. O'Bryan gave notice that tomorrow he
will ask leave to introduce bill to provide COM
pensation for witnesses in State cases.
A message was received from the House of
Representative, concurring in the proposal of the
Senate to 20 into joint ballot for Commission
ers in Equity to-day, at half:past o'clock p. M.
The Senate proceeded to the general orders
of the day, and considered the following reSolu.
tions introduced by the Senator from St. James,
Santee:
Resolved, That the Constitution of the United
States contains no grant of power to regulate.
prevent or restrict commerce among foreign ma.
ttions; and, therefore. all acts of Congress pur.
porting to prohibit or interfere with the slave
trade between foreign countries, are unconstitu.
tional, and have no rightful force or effect.
Resolped, That the act Of Congress declaring
the slave trade to be piracy, if it be understood
as affirming that it is piracy in the nature of
things and in the sense Of the Constitution, at:
firms what is not true !; and, inasmuch as it pur.
ports and intends to convert into piracy what
is not SO in the nature of things, andin the sense
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IMPORTANT! SALE.

pY PERMISSION Of the Ordinary of AbbeyiIle
- District We viii sell by public auction, on
14rlI. OF DECEMBER,
And day following, at the. late residence of Col.
Vim. a. Williams, decd, two miles from Ninety
Six Depot, on the G. & c. R. r , all the
PERSONAL PROPERTY
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Gbe aOuertisfr.
ARTHUR SlMgINS, EDITOR.
8. c

WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER l, 1853.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

5000 yALUaBLE MONOPOLY OF THE ENTIRE r
Improvement of the most universally popular ornament In
the civilized world well worth the attention Of enter
room Is.
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room Is.
FINE HEAD OF HAIR.-"wILsoSs RECIPE"
% & ~ bs s. irni r se
,nre grs ". ak hair and preventing ~
BLACK or Srown color SOG psrus or soO5 rms The skin
discovered above remedies accidentally
all that use the above recipe which printed in plain Eng
dy for all diseases Of The hair This srcles fr tho
world and bat cents make large quantity.
n Brhe advertiser viii send the above re.ipc any nd.
or postage Stamps which when Ought viii awe the par
remedies hat are sold Al dosr bottle and ySa have he
Eat Of snoMng What you are ang en- your hair
%q ssye ,.r sns 9es JaI
dress pam. sent oy return posi-
A TTENTIoN ALI."-R. Y. sPASGENBERG A co.
a have on exhibition and ars now manufacturing, forks
.nd spoons o. nef new sod and silver metal. nos pas
durability beauty Of finish, from zorro
oSbns boS.es call : soldiisd a our Oacs i
d rALKEsBERG.. 4ss BROADWAY, WOULD CALL
ns ss and ssoe Soes s IL In
Ss nss ssn n are s ssa r cent
more than thirty different styles from Zoe upwards show
moe. ss,snavs IN the Unisd s.is. ramss can rely ON
sS ~: ..'' price,
chesOlss ne s.n.s psrfec,iOne. Sc per ID,
Chocolate doasI. v.nnls.
Spanish chocolate,
A,6l Broadway; factory. iss and iSo Mercer street.
CARp TO THE LADIES WHO HAVE BECOME GRAY
" either from grief or premature decsy.-You may be
gentry in Earope and have the article applied your
snsy re@used to sne . s Above. AsaPss,
pOspa Mrs. T. ersns ss S Fulton street. s1 Broosyn
HUNT WEBSTER co.
IL Improved ugh, stitch Sewing Machines.
valuable Instrument and would respectfully solicit call
from All persons IN want Of sewing machine who's, qualities
s NE % nse
anime and decide merits fo HHSr
WI Il. co. 'gy New 70 b corner 2, Es.s
N Cleans and removes GREASE SPOTS from
Ribbons Carpets, &C.
KEROSENE OIL COMPANY,
80 Beaver street, New York
PEEyESIIIy,ES, EGO, FOR ., cT , .rAoxs,Tu IN.
"n5 WOO p yss sss ". srsa resei,ed
near The 81 Nichols Hotel
poTICBoMANIA, GREcIAN PAINTING AND oRYA.
mental leather work "A beautiful seectiounpf materials
poam 81, osawsy sp s az me any Of he
SEwInSSa .I SAcH y wASTEpA coon SECOND
s Herald Once stating he Kind and price dre'' nope OOi
ITO FAMILIES AND HoUsrKrEpERs You USE
- rsns !. Of e
Allen New York, the unser.sned will send recipe
tor msxng thirty Eve pounds good family soap with
printed directions for making the same wnch will be
good What you pay from nc. TO lsc pound for: The
cents pound sns can Be made by chi So ss, res q
postage 10 any part OF the ttaies Addr.s Arnold
Gesean, druggist corner OF Grand and Allen sreets
ITO NAtsTsRs, BREWERS AND DrsULLgRs.
Siewars patent wroush, iron tile for ma kins and
drying floors The subscribers now prepared receive
orders for the above assle which will found thirty
per cent m time and fuel and flooring
The tile cas- be packed for ,hpms IN small compass and
flooring laid ny ordinary mechanic Also perfo
rated the usual flooring ehor notes r. O.
ARNOLD CO., sole owners Of tn pssenx, al Broome
street second door west % Broadway. NY.
WHITE CLOvRRSEED NEW CROP 5000 LBS AND
w Chamoml roman, in of 100 lbs each. stle
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W,o LET-A BUILDING SUITABLE FOR CooPER's
or rarpepters shop IN the immediate vicinity OF Park
place Apply 70 ]. BAILEY MYERS, ~ Broadway.
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yVBIlE CLovHRsEED NEW CROP 5000 Lbs. AND
w chsmomi roman in cashs oC -Jor lbs each tor stle
by L. II. A. SCHLoNDORFf, 2sS william street.
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EoR SALE OR TO LET-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE,
II quarters Of mile from Mount Vernon depot West
chester county with twenty four land cnvs
ton variety fruit Ornamental rubbery grape
vines. &c, commodious cottage and outbuildings The
situation is elevated comm snfibg beautiful view of hs
adjacent country and remarkably healthy Inquire OF Peter
shute storek eeper Mount VERNON Of WIN. BANTA,
corner of Canal and Wooster streets, N. Y.
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GREAT BARGAIN IN FOURTEENTH STREET
u i've story brown stone, English basement bouss, witt
Is rooms spendidy finished with every possible )derI
Improvement hot and cold water in every title per
feet, price $1,000 fifteen hunired down, balance by SIM
yearly instaments. KNIGHT Co, f93 Broadway.
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TTOusE FOR SALE FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsH-
II edA three story end basement brick house. with sub
cellar the atoms In tho city possessing all
The modern impro ements, frescoed walls &c. Apply he
pr, misses, 2i0 West Twenty second street.
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IJOUeES IN BROOKLYN AND MORTGAGES TO EX-
chsnCe groceries dry goods Persons wishing to
address with confidence days J. ID. t. box
1903 Herald Office
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

~ terms easy two common dwellings,, good barr, or
cbsrd two good streams twenty timber; xchange
Apply 10 the owner Mr. POST Seventy ninth street second
house west Of Third avenue.
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ANEW TNyENuroN OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH, wIrHa'
N ont metal late clasps extracting rcots by nr az
UgFSNOND "a Blsec<er street In his office may he
the certificates Of me first citizens attesng the superiority
his invention after year o trial.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALE-CIIEAP AT 259 WEST
II Thirty sixth street. Inquire ON the premises between
aud q o'c lock i. ",
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L,oR SALE OR TO LEr-HoUSEs gs at2 AND 2u
west Twenty So .onh sweet. between gh'b and Ninth
avenues Apply st IA westTweniy second street.
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LNoR SALE OR TO LET-THE THREE STORY, BASE
ment and attic house SO East Broadway ID rooms gas
bath, hot and cold water all through chandeliers solid ma
hogany DOORS Very desirable for private family Rent
low TO good tenant Inquire 1876 and 490 Wafer street.
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LNOR SALE OR LEASE--A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE ON
staten Island fronting the Day, adjoiong the Clifton
Bouse; three beautiful lots OF ground at Long Branch
situate among the hotels location for hotel
Apply TO j. D. PHILLIPS A co, 80 Maiden lane.
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LNIFTY ACRES OF LAND IN wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY,
requiring will be leased tor of years
moderate rent. W. MCCAULEY, b3 ChathA IN III.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

LNOR SALE OR TO LEr-rHE SMALL BROWN sToNF
front English basement house No. l6G Wes. fifusi
between Broadway and Eighth avenue; very conve
omnibus, with an the modern improve
ments verv snug and for small family Rent $3.50 IN
qure Of the paying teller Of he Artisans Bank, III
premises,
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LNOR SALE OR RENT-A HOUSE AND LOT or THREE
the desirable part of Morristown, n. j.,
three minutes walk from depot House double story
brick with barn, ice bouse &C &C Rent $500 from April
let Also for sale. several lots adjoining. Apply j. j.
SCOFlEl.D. 90 Wall street.
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T,o GRoCERs-si N-A YOUNG MAN, WHOSE SIXTH
with h employers expires sdesrous
Of securing interest well established first class family
grocery. His long tsrry In establishment guarantee
that he understands and attends 70 his business n RAPID
penman sud accountant and doubtless influence some
trade No notice taken ~ stating locsson
about the amount Of business done yearly, which vii ~
strictly Address Union squsre Pos onee
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LNOR SALE OR TO LEr-THE FINE HOUSE NO Y
Twenty sixth street. 70 feet 'front.' four stories with
stables attached and sith all 'dern conveniences
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LNOR SALE OR To LEr-rHE NEW FIRST CLASS
II house known the ST. Nchoas Hotel AZ miles
Hoboken on the Gckenack plank road with sre 20 acres
OF land. The house finished As feet
and cupoa, finished throughout the
per contains first floor and
story would be desirable country residence pri-
waite gentleman Inquire OF j. H. lyons of Wash
ington and First streets Hobokp or Of Blu pkHALTER
x OLIVER, 900 Greenwich street New York.
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DErr1srav ~yrryu rrrRAcrEp IN rxr sxcoSpesr
H. without slightest pain BY new and org us prceS
sessp VI free ,us This admirable system practieed b.
DR. a. pukKiS $50 canal street nenr Wooster. An
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NOR SALE OR TO LET-THE THREE STORY BRICK
IL house lot No "a White street. the north side,
west OF and Broadway. For terms apply 10 O. HElSEH,
II State street.
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E,ARM FOR SALE STU ATED IN SENECA COUNTY,
State of New York containing 24l of land the
bank of Seneca Lake. Ss miles south from Geneva and 81
north from The state Agricultural College Said farm
fu)y situated with good buildings, choice fruit
woodland, well waerei and under drained WIN be sold low
exchanged for city property For particulars inquire
JOHN FERGUSON, No 81 Broad street lP. O. DOOLIrrLE,
No II Corlland street, or HUGH CHAPMAN, Ovid Seneca
county ~ Y,
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Music ard the DrUu,O.

ACADEMY. The monster orchestra which won 30 mucI
well mcried applause the OCCASION Of the Mount vcrno
Festival Concert, will this evening give grand prom
ne, couoer under the direction OF Mcssrs Musard au
Bcrtmann.
THr CECs TRorrF AZ tho Broadway viii perform = rr ,
variety o. very astonishing eas b. night A monkeyr
tommo follows, ~ which NaFton cnacts the animal
BowERy.-Tbe and very exciting patriotic NJ.
called "Rnbc, the Ranger Mr.. Bfougham's cclcbrs
cxtravaganza o. "o Ga hon tas and the nautical dra
of "Iom Cringc's log are announced
BUEros's-Mr. Barry Sullivan n 10 represent the h,
In The Gamcscr a. night The cast, az win BE- seen
reference TO the bills embraces the chief talent o the cor
pany.
Mr. WALLACE and the principal members Of his cflcicn,
corps continue 70 win great deal Of applause from crowd
ed houses by their nc acting IN the Merchant OF ve.
nice.'
LArRa KFESE's American Cousin" s,ill proves so re
markedly successful that is impossible 70 divine when II
Will he withdrawn. II Is backed by tho farce styled
"Thc Ca tain Is not Mss"
MrsErM All the juveniles 10 appear for the enter
tainme Of the pubic this afternoon and evening IN bal
ct farce and pantomme. The curosities may be
any hour.
wO1p's MINISTRIES tonight offer their unique living
pictorial illustrations N southern LIE" laughabc
nficrwcce, songs &c.
TIN PpyANrS are having time with their Arr.
On tousin They also present good farce, called +"
Amt 20, Time 10 Tarry"
CAMrBEiIs MiSsrRYrs successfully the large mum.
bcrs who frequent Al Broadway with the Magic Guitar
melodies and burcsques.
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Dur a yperlsou Carsap

LITTER FROM TON TAYLOR TO Mss LAURA KEESE.
LONDON, Dec 3, 1855.
My DAR NADax-The following are the precise facts Il
the case as TO the play Of "Our American Cousin"
1t was written with view the principal part being
played by Mr. Ssbee, but sold 10 that actor IT,
At that time playing at the Adclphi london, AM
The poce was Ia The ordinary ~ business sold 10
Mr. Webster, the manager % The Alcphi theatre As
however, Il WIS found that the par, al not suit Mr..
silkbtc, who Wished 10 alter 4, ID om SONS entirely
destructive Of nv conception, po,har done With IL
and rcmalne4 Ia SIR wrtstcfs hands unpublished auI
Enacted
consequently wr0t q comedy clllc oTIelprg Hands .
md aold i % N. Webster iou IL "Our Anne
tran Cousin'-no rcncy pagsing between Us. bu; the
rlay cf'iiepig Han IS beng given VT. Webster who
returned & me tie ray q "sr American Cousin" II
WIS thus an cvct anrc and there wa 10 right tho
American Cousin remaining 10 ~ Wtbsters, or In any
other pCrsons hands, except my own.
Mr, Ssboc had right " b. n possession Of the play,
ari your right derived from wl doubt enable you
4 defeat any claim founded the surrcpttous mud
lawful possession q copy q the comedy by any other
rcrrnn. also certain that there publication Of
The piece as Ear AZ know. II Mr.. Slsbcc without my
knowledge. o. Mr websors, played England. (Which
20 MT bclieve) he certainly dit 50 Illegally But do
no, believe he ever did 90 act u received The money for
the manuscript by check Mr.. Wcbsters bankers aud
have sent him this statement IN order that he may
firm my assurance u his having paid this money and OF
my fun right tho piece when sold 10 you, and Of
IT, non publication In this country. He Will also, | am
sure confirm In every particular The account here given
81 tc whole transac,d and hope that my statement,
with his assurance, may be admissible IN evidence, and
sufficient TO defeat the unfounded claim set up by the
lct Of Mr. Ssbcc, presume this Mrs Chapman b. be.
TOM TAYLOR.
p ST. may add that / do not believe sIsbec was in
Possession Of copy 81 the piece. II he should prove
have bad copy, Will, think, provo to be mutlated
cne-i - with the omissions which he himself wished
70 have made in IT, DO not imagine possible that the
possession Of stolen copy nvaldate your right
will believe that this be the TIL learn from
the American bench Mr. Davis prove my signature,
and that Of Mr. Benjamin Webster no doubt proved
by Mr. walack, some other of his friends in
New York
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y, a. sbsrar, n uill H. son th.i xe have Q. scre
s,a, i.s \, s,,,,s5,, and ~ - - y var baya IN
=, "a :, ,h, - 49,, 40 scra,. sh,rs ,,a,Is soan
ha 800 a. co,a,ssa ,ha dse.,.n, In rltsh Acct
' ~ ' -.
sRk~ sfkAM 1hkEh DENIES. 49, .
Though only ten IN NUMBER these shis may oe divided
INTO several casses according 70 ,her s1e ana ~ uaeh'
fS1 ctos-lne howe ana ,nc 'io,ora. bo'n tnese
snips are now puiuns-rae hrs. =. anu ,n
otnef ~ TofSmo'a. iney az. aes'sneu '. oaiis -
guns none on Iess CaliOic Yuan sAy Pos-uel
VIII ~ apoui svo tons, aVvUl oo l'ei oe III = s "a
breadth lheir engines VII oe ., ~" ho'nna morse
power. They VIII be huneheu most prooaDy 70 To-.
SsoTd GAS ~ Nclnston iSi gun, S,9s tohs,
xfoleet ~ hhtth % tc.t ~ o'eaeuh DIN -
~ lSo[ fuS uesEh'u a. ssAlle snP ~ syho'.s ~ ,
.Narut en- ah' " ~ -. h NV 80" s "