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TOwsONTOwN. Dec II. 1858.
CIRcuIr COURT FOR BALTIMoRE CouNTY.-Before Mol


CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CoUNTY.-Before Hon.
Judge Price.
r. J. Cuttings Esq, prosecuting assisted by Arthur
Machen, Esq.
The case ofthe State Nancy Perkins indicted to-
gether with Martin Perkins and Owen Kelley, for assault
ing Thomas BonaS with intent to Kill by throwing him
out Of third story window Camden street, the 22l
Au gust 1857 and robbng him of 81 35 resuled
this morning, when the State provetther bad woman,
having been arrested several times for getting drunk
whipping men, &c
Mrs Perkins sister-naw to the accused, put upon
the stand by the defence and testified that Bonas to
Nancys house very drunk; up stairs 80 to he'd
and fell out OF the window witness lady. residing
next door, also boys picking up Bonas money from
the ground where he fell.
Miss Mary Perkins proved Bonas and Nancy both
drunkards, when the argued before jury who
returned verdict of mot guilty" Mr. Swcaney for the
defence.
Martin Perkins husband to the above party acquitted
then placed the bar charged with the offence
Verdict mot guilty.
All witnesses in criminal cases discharged unit
"Wednesday next The Magistrates appeals will be calet
on Monday next at 9% o'clock, \. NJ
Court adjourned at 5& o'clock, until Monday morning
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FIRES.
FIRES.
The alarm of fire at half past four O'Clock yes terday

The alarm of fire at half past four O'Clock yes erday
afternoon was false.
At fifteen minutes after O'Clock yesterday eve
ming fire discovered in the dry goods store of Adol
phus Kleineibst, Gay street, near East street,
which consumed the contents of the show window. Mr.
Klenebs could estimate his loss but the goods des
troyed consisted of silk dresses velvets Grape shawls
French mernos, fine embroideries and trimmings, all
valuable. He is insured for $1,000 in the Fremen In
surance office. There is passage the west side Of the
store ROOM and hole had been cut through the plaster
ing of the petition sufficiently large to admit mans
arm and Mr.. KeineibSt SuPposes that portion OF the
goods were removed from the window and the remainder
then set or
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From Washington.

WASHNGTON, Dec. l2.-The recent intelligence
from Nicaragua has produced much excitement
here. While the boarding of the steamship Wash
ington by British officers is diScredited by gentle
men in high official position, others believe it, re-
garding it a revival of the right of Search and
threatening the most serious complications.
The President will send to the Senate this week
for confirmation the appointment of certain officers
whose cases were investigated by the Naval Court
Of Inquiry.
Mr.. English will shortly introduce in the House a
bill providing conditions for the future admission
of States into the UniOn
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WAsHIyGroN, Dee l2.-'fhe contract for Bian-
kets and Dry Goods for the Indian Department,
has, after long controversy. been awarded to ). t.
Chttenden d Co., New York. The controversy
between them and Cronin, Hurxthal' d Dean,
the old contractors. 1t was sought to rule out the
former on the ground that Chttenden Co.'S bid
ambiguous and conditional inasmuch after
its specification OF prices to each article there was
appended the words '"deduct three and a-half per
cent. trade discount. 1t is said that the amount OF
blankets and dry goods furnished last year amo unit
ed n SHNN nnn
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WAsHGNGToS, Dec 12.-The Mobile Register of
Thursday last, received here tonight, contains
letter signed w. Z. c. Webster, written in New
York in April, 1857, to parties in Nicaragua, which
was obtained in Nicaragua and forwarded to Mobile
for publication. 1t refers to the "back mailing"
of sixteen newspapers opposing Walker and says:
81 am determined to push matters with the Cabinet
to prevent the sailing Of the fibusters Thu
Registers heading is startling developments"
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ARRIVAL OF THE MOSES TAYLOR.
FURTHER FROM CALIFORNIA.

New YoRK, Dec. 12.-The steamer Moses Taylor
from Aspinwa has arrived, having left there on
the 4th inst.
The prominent points in her advices from Califor-
MIA, which are to the Goth ult., have already been
received.
The Moses Taylor brings $50 passengers and
nearly 81 100000 in gold The principal consig-
nees are as follows Wells, Fargo CO. 1926, 900;
American Exchange Bank Sl75,O0O; Houland II
Aspinwall SI10000; Taife, McCabill Co. $l00,OO0:
Freeman Co. So 600.
The overland mail of Oct. 25th, arrived at
San Francisco Nov. 10Th. 1t had no passengers,
and the advices had been anticipated by the Tehu-
antepec route.
1t appeared upon investigation, that 100000
worth of California State warrants had been issued,
which were not recorded ON the books.
The European advices of the 10th of October
reached San Francisco, ria Tehuantepec, on the
14th ult.
The San Francisco markets had been unsettled
but signs of Improvement began to appear by the
close of the last fortnight.
Money was unchanged in rates and plentiful.
The receipts of gold dust from the mines were
about as usual at this season, and the accounts
from the mining regions was encouraging. An
unusual number of dggers were employed at high
wages
Up to the 4th, 40 of the Washingtons passen-
gers had succeeded in getting passage on board the
steamer Sonora, bound to San Francisco.
The Panama Herald says that the action of the
British officers in boarding the steamer Washington
had been demonstrated against by Commander Nc
lntosh of the American squadron, who stated that
he would not permit any more such visits
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Providence, r. l., Dec. 10.-The Pascoag Wool
en- Mill, belonging to Hawkes. Il Fowler, was burnt
this morning at o clock The dye-house, wheel
house, picker-house, and stone-house, were saved.
These were insured for $4,000, and the stock for
$4,000.
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ing his and which plan ed with orange trees Of full
growth. He refused d. and this season the owner OF the
tract in question has sold his orange crop for S3oVo-N
0. PjcaWme, 4th.
The Worcester Mass Spy states the indications of a
revival of manufacturing business in city
decisive. number of the establishments located there
have found it necessary increase the ppmber of en-
poyee in orderto accomplish the business on theirhands
The changes in the St Louis Bank statement for the
week ending Dec. 6, are as shown below:
Exch'ge Maug Circulation. Coin.
Merchants Bk .s59,S7 dec. $324S0 inc S25 s36 dec
soathen So s BamH 67 inc Is inc ns 2
Mechanics Bk.. 81 ,3sS inc 43si5 dec. 5,2o7 inc.
sss EAsS Bank dec $50 ds ns s s
The aggregate are follows:
Dec. !; Noy, q; liner Increase. ease Dec.
FIX. maturing: g ss go o13 @ $3632 @ e l6o s2399i3
Circulation ....... .2OS},275 l9I3Io2o llO.Z3O
Coin...............175l,9 ,99S 17726l5 - 40,6l7
The Cincinnati Gazette of Monday says:
The mness in the market for Eastern Exchange noticed
yesterday more general TO day. and several of
the heavy dealers free buyers prem. for New
York and par for Boston. Philadelphia and Baltimore
With some houses the supply was ample with others
il was equal the demand. The market the whole
may be reported close, and although an immediate ad
in is not spoken Of the tendency is in that
direction One house has resumed the asserting business
not with the expectation of realizing profit, but from
necessity being unable in any other tokeep its Gus
at premium for bankers checks Private drafts would
sell to dealers at premium The grocery houses take
about all the paper that is made We quote:
BUYING. SELLING.
New York Sight. ........b prem........... 49, = prem.
Boston. .par............. wax prem
Philadelphia par............... 1(G4 prem
Baltimore par............... a prem.
New Orleans prem. ........... adI prem.
American Gold .par..... .........15a4 prem.
New York 60 days.. .11lk dis.
New Orleans, ....... %d1A I"
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
SATURDAY December II, 1858.
sSOOON C RR BIDS 49,. rs 200 shs N. RR. b90. 81
l0J0N. W .Va.RR bds. 200 b60. .2l y
3dm end B&O L. .6S% 100 6 b3. 81 %
II shs arSMer Blk. .402s 800 B&O. RR. Soy
40 Marine Bank. .29% 80 . s60af 10. .5G4
II :. franklin Bk. IL q % b6O q
100 - n CIR. $50. .2l y so - - boo. .562
200 g bGO. .2lA so $50. .56&
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We give below statement of the amount of Grain IN
pected aud fees received in with the proys
ions of the law passed the last session Of the Maryland
Legislature providing for the inspection and weighing OF
Grain the ID May to the 3st of October compared
with entire receipts here for that period The law
it will be recoleced leaves it optional with parties send
ing Grain market to have it inspected not, and it
will that but small part the receipts have been
sub To tlen he
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For Shipping Intelligence, see 4th page

HEAVY FRAUD ON THE REvENUz.-ARREsT OF THE
PARTY.-A few days ago the Treasury Department
received information from gentleman residing at
Providence r. l., that Mr.. John Lloyd merchant
doing business in that place, had been in the habit
of introducing large quantities of goods by false
invoices, representing them at the Custom House
at much less that the actual value. The value OF
the goods is said to be $4,000 special agent
was sent by the Treasury Department to examine
the matter and upon afidavts setting forth the
facts a warrant was issued by Judge Belts for
Lloyd's apprehension. He arrested by the
United States Marshal of Rhode Island, and his
bail was fixed at $1,000, which he procured and
was liberated Surveyor Hart subsequently, went
to Rhode Island and examined Mr.. Lloyd's books,
which resulted in two civil suits being instituted
against Lloyd by the United States for the re-
covery of So, 900 in EACH He was ordered to ind
bail in the sum of Sl2 600 in each suit, and in de
fault of procuring it he was placed III the custody
of Marshal Rynders, where he still remalns.--Ne7
York Tribune, 10th.
Barclay Reynolds, Esq, sheriff of Cecil County,
sold Monday last, the brick dwelling and store
housein Port Deposit late the property OF A. Kidd,
for $1,000, subject to ground rent of $3.50 per
year and mortgage of 81 800; J.Tome, purchaser.
Also, on the same day, farm of Sc acres near
Port Deposit, for 81, $50; j. Tome, purchaser.
There was difference of opinion as to whether
the sale was of life estate, or fee simple hence
the low price.
The appropriation for the payment of the New
| York police force having been exhausted, Mr.. r.
NJ Blatchford offers the Commissioners the use OF
900 till March next, without interest, and Mr..
A. V. Stout, offers to meet the checks which may
be drawn for the payment of the force, till further
notice.
Mrs. Ann Pamela Cunningham, the Regent OF
the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association, under dat'
of December I'd, announces that she had on tha
day caused to be paid to John A. Washington the
sum of fifty-seven thousand dollars, with interes
thereon, the said sum being the amount due on th
first inatalment.
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Arrival of the Steamer Washington from
Permitted 10

Land and returned to New York
New York, Dec. 1.-THE steamer Washington
has arrived from San Juan. She reached that port
on the 18th ult. and found the United States fri
gate Savannah and sloop-oi-war jamestown, and
the British ships Leopard and Valorous in port
Sir VIM. Gore 0useley was on board of the latter.
Nothing had been heard of the steamer Her
mann.
Nicaragua refused permission to land the passen-
gers alleging that they were flibusters The
steamer Catharine Maria had been sent to Grenada
to obtain permission to land the passengers II the
Hermann arrived.
The Washington was boarded by British officers,
who enquired to the passenger list and for in
formation whether munitions of war were on
board; but they did not insist on raising the
matches and left suddenly in their boats from the
Leoparg, and went to the mouth of the Colorado
to intercept two hundred and fifty men, who were
reported to have landed there from the steamer
Washington on the previous night.
The Washington, it seems, could not get up to
San Juan, owing to the low water, and had pro-
ceeded to the mouth of the Colorado, where she
arrived at daylight next morning, just in time to
be seen by the British ship Leopard. She was i'm
mediately chased by boats from the Leopard with
howitzer and small arms, and having overtaken the
steamer, and finding filibusters on board, they
went back to their ship, which returned to Grey
town.
On the 25th ult., the Roanoke arrived at Grey
town with information that the steamer Hermann
had proceeded to San Francisco.
On the oath, Col. Childs the company's agent re-
arrangement, but the contrary, the boat was not
allowed to pass from the San Carlos without an
officer and file OF soldiers on board.
The government, however, finally became salts.
fled that there were tilibusters either on board
the Washington or Hermann. and the steamer was
permitted to land at Virgin Bay. The agent OF the
company then proceeded to San Juan del Sur, te
look after the steamer Hermann, but no order;
having come for the Washington's passengers tc
go forward by the mail route, they remained OF
| board and have returned to New York.
The United States sloop of war jamestown saiet
for San Francisco on the Goth, and arrived at AS
pinwall on the 2Sth, in company with the steam Ell
! Moses Taylor All well.
| FIorida-Later from Havana.
HAVANA, Dec. IL. The Republican, Of thi
morning, learns upon good authority, that tn
schooner Wanderer succeeded in evading the vigi
lance Of the cruisers and landed cargo of slave
in the neighborhood of St. Andrews Sound, nea
Brunswick. A portion of the cargo was subst
quently sent up the Satilla River, on board of
steamer.
The schooner Alice Anna Blaudel, from Havana
with dates to the 5th has arrived here. Molasst
was inactive Freights heavy and large We:
sells were leaving in ballast. Exchange on Londo
declined to 1219@l2A Six day bills on New Yor
23Im3.
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A Cargo OF Slaves Landed On the Coast
FIorida-Later from Havana.

Arrival of the ENrigate Niagara from Africa.
New York Dec. 1.-THE United States frigate
Niagara arrived this morning from her visit to the
coast of Africa to return to their native land the
captured Africans. She arrived at Monrovia on
the Sth ut., and landed 200 Africans II of the mis-
cradle creatures having died the voyage. She
sailed again on the 10th for New York.
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vo,k A sculptor in cameo, of Chicago, has re
ceved order from an EGgsn cnda trdyeer for
RWasbnpton, Jefferson, Franklin, Webster, Clay
and Scott.
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for ST. Louis brands Canadian Flour il held with great
irmness and is small stock; sales OF 800 bbls at
S515d6 25.
Southern Flour is in moderate demand; the sales
light and holders are steady sacs Of 900 bbls at SI5d
40 for mixed good brands Baltimore &c, and S555
74O for Fancy and Extra brands. Rye Flour and Corn
Meal quiet
GRAIN.-The Wheat market is firm but not active; the
arrivals light; sales of 1910 bush. at Sll2 ll6
for red Southern; 81 white do; and Sll6
for mixed Illinois, in store Rye is firm at 77(d7o cts
Barley is unchanged, but quiet at 75(d93 cts.
bunyant and in active demand-saes of 900
bush 81 for Western and Canadian, and As
for Sate Corn is better and in fair request mainly spe
culative, and confined TO mixed in store.
Sales of y 90 bush part last evening at a7S& for
mixed in store a.d delivered 76G77 for new
white Southern Sc for old do and Sass for old yellow do
LEATHER-Is fairly active and prices well sustained
We quote light and middle BuenoS Ayres and Ornoco
hemlock at ~ 26 cts and do. oak at 27G3O cts Upper
in rough and in request The movement for the
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Printing Paper Contract.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-The Superintendent o
Public Printing has awarded the contracts for sup
plying paper of the first fifth, and sixth classes tt
Messrs. Megare & Brothers, of Philadelphia; sec
ond class to MeSsrs. Miller, Hines Co., Of Colum
bus, Ohio; third and fourth classes to Messrs
Grant Warren & Co., of Boston; and the seventh
class to w. Eanderhoover, of New York.
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Weather ia Vermont.
ISLAND PoND, Vt, Dec l0.-At sunrise this
morning, thermometer u deg. below zero.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK MARKETS, Dec 11.-AsHEs-The demand
for kinds 1 So so for Pots and $575 for Pearls
CoFFEE-The market has again lapsed into a quiet
state, but stocks generally light that Of Rio which
composes bulk Except Jaya being only 10000 bags
prices rule steady-sma sales of Rio at l0HCGll& cts
Tor good prime-choice is firm at 12,dl24 cts.
Corona good demand prevails this morning from
spinners and others, and prices have advanced. We
of sales of 5G0 bales at revised quotations:
CLASSIFICATION.
Upland. Florida Mobile. n. o. 4 Tex
Ordinary 10y l04 lO4 IVY
Mddling ........l2 Ia ia lZ7s
Mddling fair ..12A 12S Tx 10
Far.
FIsH-There cargoes on the market, consequent
ly no The market however is very firm and
il our dealers fish, it is evident from the pces cur
rent at the East they must bid still higher rates
FLOUR &c-The demand for Western Canal Flour IS
fair for of the week good Superne and State Is
firmer and plenty Extra do. is in demand at impro-
wing rates.
State; $3.50 choice do $490G510 for Extra do the
latter an extreme e050 for low grades of Western
Extra; s5sO@775 for Extra Genesee, and $55oas,5o
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN

TURKS IsLAND-Brjg A. j. W. Applegarth.
5,0lS bushels salt-Wm Applegarth Son.
MOSTEvIDEo- Sloan
1873 salted hides, II 065 dry do.-Krkand Chase &
CO.. 200 do w Hooper; 445 doc Morton Stewart;
AIS do.-Henry Winter; bales hide cuttings-order.
COASTWISE.
NEW 0RLEANs-Schr. J. II. TOone.
e67 bbls moasses-Geo. l.. Harrison
FRANKLIN, LA.-Schr d. ". Richards.
l26 hhds sugar. 63 bbls moissses-Samuel Hurbut.
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Arr;voI of the civ of WASHINGTON.


New YORK, Dec l2.-The steamer City of Wash
ington from Liverpool arrived this evening. Her
arrival has been anticipated by the despatch via
Cape Race.
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ship News.
New ORTFANS. Dec. 1l.-Arri

New ORLEANS, Dec. 1l.-Arrived, ships Ocean
Monarch, from New York, and Lancaster, from
Philadelphia. Latter reports seeing brig or bark
ashore on Tortugas with wrec&ers alongside.
Letters from Pensacola report the total loss of
the British bark Ann Harley, the night of the
3Oth ult, on Garden Key. bound for HILL, England.
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WAsHNGToN, Dec. 1.-THE contract for putting
a new boiler in the steamer San ,Iacinto has
been awarded to the Fulton Iron Works, New
York
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

SATURDAY December II.
COFFEE.-There has been but little done to-day in
Coffee the only have heard of being of l75
bags good Rio q and of 80 bags prime do at
II cts. Their is fair inquiry for Coffee but the sales
restricted by very light The cargo of the An
teope yet the market Below will be found the
usual weekly report of Messrs. White Il Elder, Coffee
brokers:
WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT.
Stock OF Rio Coffee December A, 1858 900 bags
pcpiy sir uprln Ante lone 3
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Departure OF Senator Douglas from New Or

New ORLEANS, Dec. 11.-Senator Douglas left
here this morning on the steamer Black Warrior,
for New York en- route for Washington. He was
escorted to the steamer by the Mayor and con-
course of citizens, and salute of 100 guns were
fired amid the greatest enthusiasm of the people,
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
THlRTY-FIFTH CONGRESS--SECOND SESSION.
SENATE.
" Anc Ii


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
On motion OF Mr.. SMITH. of Iowa, 10000 extra
copies of the Presidents Message and 10000 of the
Secretary Of the Treasury's Report ordered to
be printed.
Mr. Scales, Of North Carolina, introduced a
resolution calling on the Secretary of the Treasury
to furnish statement of the expenses of the Gov
ernment during the last Is years, under the heads
of ordinary, extraordinary and public debt.
The Watrous Impeachment case was taken up.
Mr.. STEWART, of Maryland, contendcd that there
no evidence to show that Judge Watrous was
guilty Of the crimes charged, and he should vote
against the impeachment. He denied that the
House could send up the case to the Senate unless
convinced of the truth of the charges.
Mr.. REAGAN, of Texas, followed in favor of the
impeachment. He reviewed the testimony and CON
tended that Judge w. had contradicted himself re-
peatedly in his explanations He charged that the
Judge was present in New Orleans during the trial
Of the cases there and endeavored to conceal his
presence, and when interrOgated the subject
made tmsy excuses. He then went on at length
to prove thai the charges against Judge w.
sustained by the evidence and advocated his i'm
parchment.
Mr.. CLARK. of New York, said he had carefully
examined the testimony, and had arrived at the
conclusion that the impeachment should be aban-
dOned.
Mr.. HorsToN, of Alabama. said he had intended
to call for vote to-day, but as others were vet to
speak, he would defer doing so.
Mr.. STANTON, Of Ohio, said the facts upon eHami-
nation did not warrant the impeachment. The
evidence showed that Judge Watrous had idea
that the title of the land purchased would be itiga-
ted in his Court. The facts satisfied him that this
whole prosecution grew out of the malice of Mus
sna, who had been disappointed in the decision y
Judge w. in suit which he brought IN his Court
Mr. DAVIS, of Maryland, said his vote would de-
pend upon proof being produced that Judge Wat
rous had conspired with Lee to remove a case in
which both were interested from Texas to New Or
leans, they being afraid of Texas jury. If this
charge was sustained he was ready to vote for the
impeachment
Mr.. RrTcHIE, said it was not clear whether not
Judge WatrOus aware of Lees design to re-
move the case when he took his share in the land.
| If he was he deserved impeachment.
On motion of Mr.. CoCHRANE, of New York. the
| House then adjourned.
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TORONTO Dec 1O.-The Hon Robert Baldwin
died at his residence at Spadina near this place,
last night, after short illness.
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOl
.r1.n 49, AnrrrnLnr IL 1873
Prices and sales Of Stocks in Ne'o York.

Through VIM. FISHER Son, Stock and Bill Brokers.
No. - SOUTH STREET.
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The Georgia Senate has passed bill providing
for the coditicaton of the laws of the State.
A bill is before the South Carolina Senate to
abolish usury.
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5000 bags per May Queen at II X cts 426 bags in lots
at II to IL cts 100 bags at lOk cts Total bags
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AERICA.

The Boston Advertiser announced the death of
Rev. Barzilla Frost distinguished Unitarian cler
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The aggregate value of the Salmcn fisheries
of Ireland is said to exceed 81 900 per anuum