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HONE STAKE BOA

Thus the Madgie, owned by R. F. Lopez OF Phila-
dphia takes the prize Of the Grst clsss schoone's,
beating the Fsvorts half An hour, add the z'pga
about IS minutes. The Madgie was IN excellent sail
ing trrn-and of the cnInp.ting yacht owoers
e1cute their defeat, by saying they were not. Or
eourse they have only themselves 10 blame. The
Rs,tkes, owned BY Mr. G. w Thatcher Of Ne~-Yorh,
takes the second elsss schooner prizes being the only
ore Of bis class in the rscc after the Wagson backed
out.
The third -clsss sloop prize was borne of by the
Nursgansett owned by Mr.. II. Bedlow Of this city,
beatns the Ray fraction over four minutes. The
Plover, owned by C. p. Williams of SiouingtoD, car
.d of the second clsss, beating the Escort thirty -four
minutes allowing for differences Of time in sarting.
Tomorrow morning, ahoot 10 O'Clock, we start for
New. Bedford, where scrub rscs-Do sllo vance for
time or canvsss-betwsen the Restless and Matjie,
schooners and the Narras snsett and Escort sloops,
will be sailed on Saturday.
Holiness Hole or Edeartown will be the next point
Of rendezvous, after leaving New Bedford.
The steamer will be OFF il few minutes, 20 must
close.
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ArrrxPrYD RoBBERY.-Oo Friday afternoon,
yourg fellow named VIM. Bsgley wa arrested ona
charge of attempting to steal quantity Of silver
spoons, napkinrings, and various other articles from
the basement Of the resderce OF Mrs. Clsriuda Phelps
at No. 65 East Twenty sixth street. Theaccu'ed was
detected in the act Of collecting the property together
Justice ouackeubush committed him for trial.
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fcoGi Notices.

DY order Of the Hon. DWIGHT II. CLARKE,
II Conr,v Juaee Of Chenapgo Couuy-Noiice ia hereby
.i, Of AN order requiring all the creditors OF SAhLs r
Jewell Of Greene in said county an in,e,Ssn aso -
- syeut a. btor 10 II arg they hsV oe'e
tn aid County Judge az bis oce In the town y oAa n @
County of Cbenspso aforesaid the Sl day oil Ag,t rev
n 10 o'clock In the FORENOON Of ts day. why an %
the said insoveus ,h DID no BE- made ana tsry aDG
nj them be discharged from n ir debts secodins 70 e
Of the statute concerning vountsry sssiznse1ts Soe
% the application Of an Ssolvent aud his creditors
Dated the llth day Of June, 1859. -. -, ,,,r,
teA lswlowM JAMES w. Civ I'm, r.
AtsnYrey "a. Petitioners Oxford. CSenango 20
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N1ater Cure.

DR. f. J. LOWENTHALs WATER-CURE
GYMNASIUM Hotel accommodations Tor Transient
- ps,msueut Boarders No. ITO BIesckerst, Ne~'foik
NaOJJNT PROSPECT WATER CURE, blNS.
nj U..ToN - " ri,I, bour, from New York city By
NYsE r RLTiis establishment has very pleasant sns
sahhrl location vor Circular giving particulars saefeS o.
n NGRrH, ND
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NEw.REDFoRD. Aug. l3.

NEw.BEDFOKD, Aug. To- Iov''
Soon after breakfast yesterday morning, We babe
farewell to bosp.sbls Newport, and made for this
place. We bad pretty full E. by ). wind at the
stsit, which changed about to S. S. E. and held
good to Cuttyhunk, enabhrg US to lay our cruise
thither without lacking. From Cuttyhunk we came
up Buzzard's Bay with light southerly wind.
At9 N. Com. Kingslsbd fred signal gun to
prepare for sailing. The feet lay so near together
however, that the yachts obliged to put off one
q, n III, The order of starting wsa az follows:
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iEy Telegraph !

NEWPORT, X L, Angus. "a, 1850
The New.YoIk Yacht Squadron got under way q,
about eleven o'clock TODAY, cor Holiness Hole.
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IN PURSUANCE of eli order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New York notice hereby given TO al PVi
having claims against JOHN STUART late Of the Cy OF
Baker deceased. present the same with voo ss
d. o 10 The Subscr a. the 0fce u Evclcth Bisfr No
X sat In the Cry Of Newyork before the LIST day
Of December nex-Ds,cd York the 9,h day o May 1853
JANET STUART, AdminsrsiIix
uSp-isv6u.M With the VIII Annexed
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Subject to the notifications arising from the domea'
tic movement Of con and from the tact that the pre-
yious week closed with falling average.
The quarterly report of the Mutual Life Insurance
Company shows the receipts during the three months
ending Aug |, for premiums and interest were sf'o'
5o5 ca. and the disbursements $40 9i3 81 The NUN
Der Of policies issued was 6s, and the number nov In
force is H. 437 representing an amount insured OF
s33 s2J s39. The cssh assets Of the Company now
exceed $4,000.
Messrs DeCoppet Il Co., No. 10 William street, are
o.Ing for sale $780, eco Of the cent bonds Issued
by the Pacific Railroad Of Missouri, and guaranteed
by that State and further protected by being the only
heE on that part Of rb" RIlroed called the Southwest
Branch, and by a mortgage on more than million
acres of valuable land. The interest coupons are pay
able in January and July at toe American Exchange
Bark n this city. We shal slude to this loan AGAIN
We annex a comparative statement OF the
Imports of Foreign Dry Goods and General Mer-
ebaudise at the Port Of New-York for the week and
since Jan. L.
F., u. Week ISL. Iss7: sa ISIS: .s ls2 3:
General NercLand.e....... 2i.5 10 2s.zA I"'"V
Total for the s..5;sI9 .,3S5.s . n, &, 9,
Preyi.u,y reported. ......l'sS.tl S2'.5s" iS''f0''
Since J.a.l....sI57s7 SIS s5s ss7 sss osa slstaa.7a
The stock of Foreign Goods and Merchandise in
Bord is Increasing and the total is now larger than at
sry previous date siace April 1885, although not
above the average of former seasons. We annex our
usual monthly summary:
Total ysne Of Goods Boad July ~!
,oo, For,f.r por-s In July.... 3gfj57f
Received q from o.ner Domestic PS...'... S'"
IT,, sl7.o9j ~
wthGra~u for consumption k.re.......s Joto5
. ,n..,ic po.ts BLOB 1000
. Cd l., yy.,ho,.e An. l. 1889 laly2 "a
l SseV, - - " 80 I TsSs .... IL D. .1i
So -, VI - a. / ia57 .......... 70 sL7f0
So go ~ 81 .e a.. 10, .. 1851 40
go - 49,. Ar / 1855 ,,.,....... - 1881
New.Lopdon repudis,es the bonds issued to the
| Wlimapte Road. On Thursday the vote OF the c1ty
on the subject stood Al in favor of the resolution
and isi az aiIst ia majority Of 70 10 favor OF repa'
! diaiion.
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In PURSUANCE Of at order Of the Surrogate
Of the County q New York notice Is bcby given 81 all per
ssp having claims AGAINST WALTER GORMAN s;e OF he CITY
81 N.i oTk, hardware merchsni deceased g Tesent s
sspe with vouchers thereof the uboTber az the residence
EDWARD McRLROY No 81 East 2Th-st In the city Of New
Yo before the l2ih day Of January neS-Daed New
Yort 9th day Of July, 1850
MARY ANN GoRMAN, Administrators
- fuM Walter CORN drceased.
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Nsw.Lopdon repudis'es the bonds iSsaef 70 tae
wIimartc Road. On Thursday the vote OF the cHy
on the subject stood Al in favor Of the resolution
and 1874 against ia majority Of 70 10 favor OF repa
dia,ion.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate of
HI Comfy a New York Notice hereby
havns claims sxs,ns. RICHARD BURR. ate the CITY Il
New York cAR,sn deceased 70 PIeses; h. same win
4b ,tIe. Fas River IN the City Of N,wYork fore the
,h dsy Of January next-pA,ed New York the sd day OF
Jsly 1859 : .,, -
rs lsw6uM JOHN j. gO"Ns6Nu, EAssn,oI
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The following table viii compare the exports OF Tie
seven principal staple Articles for the week:
eaee5,iss eA.M So
...ot,AS2. s9
The following are tho Railroad earning, for July

Total. SIS So. $50 ei2.s7s,c6i eae'
Decrease n coupsrr1 With ls4..............
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Elephant-Hunti in Africa.


Charles John Anderson, the African
Traveller, writes home an account of his
adventures in hunting elephants In one
OF his letters he says:
Tho more see Of these stupcndous an
imas, the more am surprised. | should
very much like TO know the real strength
Of a full-grown male it must be scmcthiog
almost incredible Nothing gives a per
son better idea of their stupcndous pow
ers than days walk through one of their
favoritc haunts. There may be seen whole
tracts of forest laid PROSTATE, and such
trees sometimes The trees, which are for
the most part of brittle nature, are usu-
ally broken short off by the beasts but
when they nIect with tree that seems to
them too tough to snap at once, up it goes,
root and all. If they can do this in mere
play, or for the sake of feeding on the bran
chcs, &c, of the PROSTATE trees, what will
they not effect iii paroXysm of rage?
The other day, after very many hours
fatigumg " trackins," Twas closing with
very large troop of elephants, consisting
chiefly of females, when to my left | sud
denly espicd another troop and proceeded
to attack the second. 81 stalked" un-
perceived to within 25 PAGES of the herd,
when to my annoyance, found that they
also were mostly COWS and calves There
were, however, a couple of fine bulls among
them--one acting the part of patcrtamilas
to the herd; this beasts position was unfa-
vorablc, and | was waiting for him to pre-
sent better mark, when suddenly they all
made off. AS they were disappearing in
the brushwood, I fred at one of the hind
most--a male as | imagined In an in
slant the herd wheeled about, and with u
terrific rush came crashing through the
bushes, nearly hi direct line towards me;
but after running for about 60 or 20 PAGES
they stopped short, evidently disappointed
at not fuding the enemy. / felt very
much inclined to take to my heels, but a
moments reflection convinced me that
safety lay only in keeping close and it was
well did so, for in a few moments the pa
tcrfamilias made an obliquc rush through
the Jungle with such force rs actually to
send whole tree that he had uprootcd in
his hcadlong course spinning in the air.
A huge branch remained fixed to one of
his tusks. His head he carried uloft, his
huge ears were spread to the full while
with his trunk he shifted the air inpatient
ly. In this position, and when within less
than dozen PAGES OF nc, he remained,
should say, about half minute. / think
it was the most striking and thrilling scene
ever saw; my ssgGilant locked G.c very
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picture of grandeur and rage.

picture of grandeur and rage.
use heavy rife, carrying ? conical
steclpointed bullet (threc to the poundl
and 10 to !. drachms of the best Eugislr
rifle powder. With this charge, / some
times send the ball clean through an ele-
phant. Once fired at huge COW the
bullet entered her hind quarters, and OBJ
liqucly traversing the entire length of her
body, passed out at the shoulder The on
ly objection have to the gun is that it
kicks frightrully, and | dare not now fire
it without previously placing thick wad
OH my shoulder
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by RoB'T. A, THOMPSON.
.@ga E0afglp pos TRlded
MY Country:

ktS So"hViy ol lands, ,
BY EMILY d. cAhRotrmd' how
Z MY owned loved America! beanc labor to
stand tops will not
5Yhtlc breathe nv Glad thangc rnn;tnl i'm
So fearth VI 49,. aust i,D nru.
Tibet sliis beautiful land is tbcNSs elsewhere
d. - ,yencb n do.
lbs broad flowing rivers, thy Sssipth. u nEsSSiing
sfR ribs, %'i cP
terry spot onthy bosom is denr unAcrprii
f5Y own fair America, land of the frSsensf
~ z ~.
Let them sing If they will, of Italia' bright
rs Slss, ~,
Z NJ It's beautiful maids with their dark flashing
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which there was craving. At last the
tram MAS on, and the noise of the train
drowned all others, while a few turns of
the wheels took us out of sight of the sta
ton. On our arrival at Milan number of
volunteer nurses wcrcalready waiting, with
glasses OF lemonade TO assuage the burning
thlrSt after Il passage OF more than an
hour.
THE hnLED AND WouNDED.--Thc
London Times correspondent furnishes the
following list OF the Killed and wounded at
Na@ehta
Inc following rs gwen me as an accu-
rate account OF the losses
fRENcH,-h hiLLhD,-Onc Lieutenant
Mener@i- EsplnnsSc one hlalor General
oIer; SOIs- Charllcr, 9Uth loot; Drouhot,
pom root De Senncvllie stait; DE Chm
do Rntall;nn mo Ti.," i'a.;,n " "I''
Tc MnmdhmTt d;tto no,dn pc,I IL" r,,, """,T
return j. ;n.om,,Jnto anl . GOO s,,l'I
tern officers non.comn;s s.onod of;cors ,nl
nrivutcs
Wm,xprn Majors Ccror,, vir,nfor
and Mor,imnrcv (iLn rc,nrn iv ;,nn,,'
nlctc y : O0O oecors non.anr,m,;sa;,,,aJ
officers and nr;voto.
Mhss1NC 400 mon
Ars,rR1,Ns-I bovc no no,oc .of or
Gccrs.
KIlIEn.-5O 600 corrsos h,yc bccr G,rra
on the field Of bnt,lc " ''
WorSDrp, 600
PnIsoNrns Geo
The Austr;,ns L,d Gro orns oo,,.,,rol
and obundnrcd soworai morn ~ :, ,Pa;r ~
,,o. .l =. nv, >,
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NAIL ARRAE0EMRsrS AT WASHINGTON P0sr
- OFFICE


mo Great Eastern Nail from baltimore Philadelphia York
Boston 6e BufAlo Ae arrives on a. M -
daily be from this ohee ~ those
place. closed heretofore O'Clock y m daily
The SouheTn Mail win closed hereafter daily al
ocok p m received, heretofore, daily, by 5H
O'Clock, M and 3, p.
Eastern D. and the Great Western
Mail D. daily mail north Of Philadelphia
arrive With the train for Baltimore
which brings Mail here By o. No East
Mail this once sunday night and Eastern
Mail 5 n sunday morning.
places Virginia closed
p except sunday received six times week with mail
from Baltimore, Nd, by II, M
The Mail from Georgetown u c received daily by
m n M closed for that place the hours
The Mail Rockville &e., Nd ia received daily by p.
aud il u closed for those places at 9, p. m
Annapolis Mail closes al and o. m, daily
The Mail Broot VILE Md received daily except
day, g. p. m. those places by p. m daily
The Cocyiue Nd Monday Wednesday, friday,
m received TUESDAY Thursday, Saturday
Upper Marlboro &o Nd, received by a. m, daily and Is
closed at o., p.
Fort Tobacco &C. Nd Tuesday, Thursday,
day by s. Sunday Tuesday, and Thursday p
warrcnton Mddeburg, &c, Va, received daily by 8,
oltsed al 9, p.
Iesbur Sr va by and closed 0, M Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday
The postage newspapers all printed
dressed any foreign country Il required 10 be paid advance
open from o'clock So clock, cAly
except sunday and that day ia from % TO- M and
from 90 TO ~, m,
Port Tobacco daily other places the route above
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RATES or CHARGES FOR HAoKNEY CARRIAGES,
CABS &C.

[Erra from ec " r. cooraiion apPcrod Narh 20, ls42l
s IL AndIs enaed after the passage Of this
act following q fare charges Cor the per
another Ia the city N Washington hackney
carriages cabs ether vehicles carrying passengs for pay
hire between and eight O'Clock shall
every passenger for distance
over opeand a mile twenty Eve cents for distance
half nile exceeding three miles My
r5 IN ease any hackney carriage n cr vehicle shan
detained longer period than ave minutes tle dfT ercW
shalt DO allowed whole back cab other vehicle fhS SINH
OF twelve fifteen minutes detained and
convo, other dccutous later than O'Clock
the other vehicles
the Of Hfy per csnium on the foregoing
char tcs addition thereto.
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Circuit Our for Haso, County, Nopen5er term, 1865

Circuit Oours far Tibat County, Nouensbr term, 1855.
Lewis Ross, jr aud Am NJ Ross, his wife, !
Joseph Addison Denny aud Rebecea b. Denny,
TIME object Of this suit is to procure decree for
sale OF certain mortgagei premises Talbot county which
and hy Ave mogaged by the ndant Joseph Denny
and Rcbcoca Denny TO the COMPLIMENTS Lewis Ross
NJ. Ross, his wife
DENY fourteenth May year eighteen
lary described The bin and its exhibits
three
year eighteen andred with whole
aforesaid thai defendants compbants
May year
Ind that the said Joseph benny and Rccca
Of Of Mar land.
thereupon andged ordered compliments by
causing copy newspaper pub
Eon Talbot county asd in the Washington
May
defendants object snls,auc, Of
hill appear person or by
licor the sixteenth dry May wcr the
premises amy they have why ought
10 pass prayed.
RICHARD b. CARMICHAEL.
DxCEssxs 10, lsss
True Test
sANI. T HOPKINS
Jan 1I-lsw3w Clerk
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NEW HUMORoCs BOOK.

~ The X. NJ Pepper Papers, (nsratedD volume P9ard ~
CLOTH Extract from contents; BSfsIpa oad on WeeaIcr
in parts cs1ct Acgaer and Worter snas Aronamya ec
the ns; Ponce nond 10 the
srck slaiv ate f Lwys Clarke To the Angel as gone
Hannah cane Hevns with painting9 On the Clam
10 Epi Trioi peean avcr pomc (or lengthD
A noad the ds1lnock, Sc., Sr-, &c, NJ.
provoking Of us well known hu
rsssous sparkling writer which, wdsy copied
re onyulsed bic teeer here collected In book FORM
attractive volume sn has been ssued in many
received MT PHILIPS New Bookstore,
Ssz FennaElfana ", between slp ana lulh ss 4.
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TEXAS LAND AGENCY.
MCCARTHY 4 BROWN Austin Texas
General Land and Real Estate agsa4


Ray taxes sell land
everything pertaining agency
given.
Upon the Of ST. will address
postage paid map sued) the
Gust ued) of 400 pages reading
annual sait OF the STATE
agriculture manufactures population
wealth rcvobac all Counties railroads.
ers, Improvements, kr- &c, &c Oct 26-w1
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Law and Land Agency, Warrington.
YOUNG S NILES.

DICHARD NJ. YOUNG, former Commissioner of
IN, uilce sAMUEIy NILES ~
Virginia Scrip pulmonary 1912 Bounty Bureau,
IN department having copIrtncrshp
give Their joint such business he conf
ded their under the above firm They win devote
chiefly the prosecution Of claims betpre
Supreme United States the Court Claims all
he executive departments the
Office No. $50 Pcnnsy vani
Decl Pm
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mo. e2s.l
BY the President of the United States

+ n pursuance oflaw, L. James Buchanan, President
so~a ia public s. w m h 40 :, a asfos a %
nee IN The STATS % hSsKs al The period hereinafter designated
To Wit
the CINNAMON comm ncius on Mcaasy the six
snh day OF May next for the disposal Of e pubic lands hs
unerd in the following townships parts towslips
Nogtk n lac base isn asd y tsass prt.csas
Townships 40 and Al, Of range
Townships 81, 40 aud IL, IL range
49, 81 and So Of township So townships a. 49,
*e.lous IA 40 e. q. 20 IS and a. of,oWn
ship az secca- and 2; the g. A.
~ 49, TO- ~ a. TO- Is 49, 81 and - q township " sa section,
a o township 81 townships 49, &c. 81 49, and 49, 20
10 section IL oss ~ Z q .s,aa mi II. shs ~
the NJ Of section "a q township az sections ~
3 and :; the ofsss,.en 81 ses.s.s and als q
tons is 90 aud "a the I q seeoa 49, sections a. g.
49, aud %. II township "a township 49, sxeep, the
sections and 4 ,ls SH . ihe . o,ho NV aud tho }.
g. DE s 81 q The " q -, .se s% sections 10 z
;, . 20, except
IS 20 's ST. nd s or 9 sss'ln g. Z
inclusive the = Of section " sections i 90 a2 "a
townships 80. SO. 40, and Al, Of range IS.
SECTIONS p 4 TO- ~ Il, IS 20 q a. and go Tho the
- the y The NV 4 and the NV !. the 4,
y H. IS 90 % "a as 80 So aud "a
o township So townships 80 aud Al Of range 20
the sw Z the X The i, q and the \ Of The 81 (
section 2o sections ~ ana "a The = The NE fseeton 20
aud oiownip 49, so,
the NE section 49, sections "a and &c. township So township
ST. Of range 2I
Lands appropriated by law Cor the Of schools Indian military
and other purposes, will be excluded the sales
The offering OF the above lands VIII be commenced day
appointed proceed which
shall been offered the closed
shall kept open longer than oes private
entry Of Of III. lands will be admitted until after the expiration
weeks.
my the city of Washington day
January Domn thousand eight hundred
JAMES BUCHANAN.
By the President:
THor. A HENDRICKS,
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NEW LUMBER yARD.-Thc sut

NEW LUMBER YARD.-The subscriber would
IN respectfully call die sfonfb builders his superior stock
humber, received hi wharf sixth and
II white and yeio~ b~ris plank ~ scsnsus
posts iafh kr Also, hs,'ksk boards. seanrinz
Carriage and cabinet makers biz coe
ry a ash hickory, maple risr, bass wood cherry, &c
90 nnaber has great care
40 Nc said on rsasorahc terms
IISFBDfS HpsIERE,
Dec 21-sm ssb street. and Canal.
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ANEW JUVENILE BOOKS.

~ Min aud Charlie Week Holiday 81 Rydale Reotory price
losing tbc Way Jerry NJ. Parker 80 cents.
Tho Mrssa or price 30 cents.
slfa Tortoise s,el Comb price 80 cents
Walker Adopted Son Illustrations Of the lords
r,xxsx by A. A. r. anfboT Of True Hcruism rs cents.
Nanny Thorn House the Pantry price 30 cents
The lie Rsshop Ravcncro by John n norton A. NJ pace 30
nsssio Melville Prayer Book Instructions 70 ocuts
Tic Iii,c EpiscopnIan, by NJ A. O. 81 cents
~, satc ~ BLANCHARD a MOIiUN,
corner o Tin street anu fcmL ~
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NEW YORK HERALp. DAILY TIMES. TRI

bune, News Philadelphia Press, Philadelphia Ledger,
eed evening OF day of publication Single copies Tor sale
delivered the residences o subscribers
Ledger Mercury Weekly Flag Union, Glaons
ship Baious Pictorial Waverley Magazine, Home
Philadelphia New York, weekly
papers sale delivered promptly Subscriber
Everything the cheap Publication line received pub
lshed H. J. BISHOP A ts',
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fshE holders " the following certificates Of debt
issaed BY he state u Virginia wi
nsssl~lsas ~ thc skng
.e order IA ~heh they reaeenstl proceed
februsry 1889 10 redeem tho said treasury
SAID io OF February 1859 surrender
second Andor; whether surrendered
that day. @e~
Under provide turnpike
from winchester point The passed ls March
1881, @ per cent?
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the Il nineteen thousand square miles
greater England New York and New Jersey
Nebraska Is nineyve thousand miles greater
than savehong except California oregon
all New England, New YORK, lenhsy
vabi aGd Indiana is possible that New Mexico ana Mea
viii organization by Congress at the
session containing 2ss 900 all New
Eugand vaDa ONO Indiana and ILLINOIS, WASH
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