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us1c-Inr5trumental) by Orchestra
- - q. 9 Prin & q -EairchiLd.

NfrsIc-H Hujtrumental) by Orchestra
PRAxER-By = Prin E. a Fatrchiid.
Music 1Tlstrumental) by Orchestra
ORkrIoN- Popular Vengeance-Albert L. Ches-
ter, Henriett Hill. - r., q
Hicks, Freeport, Ill. -
n. Cross, Richville, n. I. 2 i. ~ -.
MusicLCottage by the .sea-A solo and quar-
'sSSg oSSTSS,sThe SH- Fanciet and Real-.wmN n Hull.
EssAT.Be true Is the Dreams of thy Youth, p
Louisa I, Buchanan, Genesee, Mich
OEATIeS--Going too Deep-Channcy y roma
III NVsic-.n SIC. nnstrumental) BY Orchestra.
ORATloS-The Reform Party Thomas e. Dor
2Por,I-HuFh Miller, Anna Gray, Racine, Wis
| C,HATroy--0din--H G. Orton, Shelby.
MrsIc-When Life in its Beauty.-A Quartette
! ORATros-The Finite and the Inhnite-Iheo
| dore Wilder, Mulberry corners. .,,, A.
| FssAYEWe never know a man TIL he dies
1 Matte J. Chapman, Lynden, Ill. z
4 OEArIoS-TheodoreP PaFker--Geo Haskins
4 West Boylston, Mass --
Il MusIc-Ctass Song. -
j BExEp1cTIoS-B Prin. E. II. Fairehild
It would require too much space to aotic,
alIthe productions, hence we shall not sPeal
particularly of any individual ones. Th
most of the orations were very carefully pre-
pared, and, with one or two exceptions, yer,
well delivered. The young ladies mad
themselves understood in all parts Of tn
! house. The class numbers sixty-six nc
quite SO large number aa entered the Col
Iege from the Preparatory Department lai
; year. .. aaE aL-
: Ifanything can be told from the Exercise
T to-day, We think that there are some in III
: class who ar,o destined to do honor to Il
: College, and whatever professions they ms
r hereafter choose. All success attend them
y may their pros poets never be less hoPef
2 than to-day The following was the "ela
a song - composed by one Of the class mi
i Anna Cray. .,...r--
n Classmates, our baTquss. have been launched
n the river,
- That tlreadeth its way TO Eternity,s shore
p The fancies Of childhood have perished torey
- And hearts that have dreamed tnem mnsl are
l. The compass and charts for oar voyage hi
been given,
D. Our canvas spread out 70 the breezes
~ .. Heaven l-. 81 ~ .--t.
= Tie star Gpangled folds, of our banners
- furled.
e. And our training commeRlsed for our
IN the world
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RIcHARDsov's SazRnY Wnr BurERs.--W

RIcHARDsoN's SHERRY VINE BurERs I'VE
are net in favor Of universal bOssting "a system on
en- employed b. othersl q the celebrity Of this Or
that medicine and we keep our praise until have
positive knowledge Of the value and virtue of
tiels Wejudge Of the tree by its fruits, and when
We md medicine with really curative powers, we
at once come cut and recommend &c % the pubiic-
In the present instance cordially recommend 10
our readers Dr. Riohardsou's sherry Wine Bitors.
We know of nothing 90 excel this Tor the objects
II proposes to undertake ...
Tue Sherry Wine Blttsrs are for sale by Gayio-d 3
Hammond and c. s. MaekenEis, Cisyrland, o.
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See. 81

HNION ICE CO., ULEY Y n AND 4I-l
OHIO- ALLPRESS & GARDNERli Dealer Dealer
in Pure spring Pond lCs, VII Supply ,i 1-l a. ~ ~,
the u1osI rsssonable terms. All orders eit e. N9 =
River street, 100 ST. Ciair slFests OK DoA i''i -
once, SiA % pioiA''-' n CHAMP. Agent
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PREPARING FoR TIE REeATTA.-CaPt. Clark
is putting his beautiful new yacht, the
Dutch Ca, ,"(why such 3 name, oh, Captain?
The Holland Belle" would express equal
breadth and rotundity Of bOdy,) rapidly to
completion. She has beautiful model and
the Captain intends 10 outstrip all competi-
tors. sheis twenty-five feet and one inch in
length, and will be completed for the regatta
of the lIth. --'i
Mr.. John Jones has .been repairing and
remodeling his new craft, the "Na0mi," F"
/ which met with an unfortunate accident IN
the sandusky regatta, where her prospects
were good for winning the race. The spar
has been set back and other imprOvem ents
made. She is twenty two feet in length
She will give q good account Of herseKat th'
regatta.
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8oaraing.
3ntFlliqFnfe 9ffiFF.

: a. B. PaIHeTS IatelIlgeRes O5ice.
NJ WANTED, AND FOR HIRE
w DAILY-ReliabIs Girls for Private Fami-
lies, Hotels Boarding Houses. Also; Men and Boys
for city and country work Apply Bank street,
under The Merchant GaIk, opposite Weddell House.
jtlyGR2i
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TS7The disease that Americans can truly
cali to the ssad born, is the Fever and Ague, and
Of ali the terrible diseases to rack the brain emaeiate
the form, and render the entire body helpless ana
utterly powerless can in our estimaton' claim
precedence over it, The excruciating pain expieneea
BY The afflicted is not expressible-it is only 70 pe
reaifzed. To those who have been stricken Down
with It, remedy Of any kind must, as a matter o.
course, prove of the greatest interest One Of the
most powerful and speedy cures that We know Oh a
DR.. J. Hostetters's Celebrated Bitters' IN recon-
mending it to the public, we know and ieel thaI We
sr, doing great service It's benohcient effects mp
on the stomach and its mild taste, cannot but ren
der Il popular among al classes e.t.I fH
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally every
vhsrs, and By HosTETTER SMITH, Sole Proprle-
tors- Al water and S Front streets, Pittsburgh.
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NEW ADVERTIsRlIRNTs.

Re For Telegraphic, Market and Marine
News see Fourth Page,
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
THURSDAY MORNING. AUG. 10, 1850.
TRAYELRR,s RRGIsTER.
PLAIN AND oRNAMENrA1 PRINTING.

HH- Plain and ornamental printing Of every de-
scttpton doneat the Printing Establishment OF the
AEADEk Cmce on the latest improved and most rapid
otoRm Presses Ia the best Style short notice and
a. reasonable rates. Particular attention paid 70
blank work. Every description Of binding done,
esrccially Blank Books, Ledgers, Journals, Sales
Books, ReceiviHa Books, &c, &C.
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z Exhibition Of tho senior Preparatory Class
OberIin College.

y WTTUTTTUU
OberIin College.
EprroRs MOREING LEADER This after
noon Tuesday, Aug. l4th) the Senior Pre-
paratory class gave an Exhibition of their
literary progress, and made their adieus to
"Prep." /" teachers and associations. The ex-
ercises were very interesting. Their Prin-
cipal (E. H. Fairchild) admonished the large
audience to consider the young persons who
were to appear before them as only now pre-
pared to enter upon the regular college course
Of study-as having just buckled on their
armOr for College duties, and criticized from
such stand point. The following was the
O RpER OF ELERcIsEs.
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~ Il should b kzlotgT, for it is fact
Strikinsly true, that Or. s A. weavsr's Cankor and
salt Rheum Syrup, tesether With the Cora,s, never
hils o. giving satisfaction to all who give them
trial, Tor IS yet they have never failed in single in
stance Of curing al Humors, such - Salt Rheum,
EFysipoias and the ike. In cases Of this kind the
fullest reliance may be placed upon these preparu
tions. |Is .
SOLD By Gaylord & Hammond, C. s Mackenzie, +.
W. Saekridsr and Wm. Fiske, Cleveland, o.
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HoLLewAY's Pills AND OEuIEST-Start-
ling but true. The gradual wasting Of the body lisa
mystery which has pnzzled the faculty to solve con-
seQuently no particular mode Of treatment is pre-
scribed and the patient becomes the victim ofexper-
imsnt. Remedy after remedy viii be tried on him
until he expires through sheer ignorance Of the
cause Of his disease This eete practice Of medical
speculation is in glazing contrast with the reTitali-
EinE powers Of Holloways Pills, which seize on the
direct esuse-the blood-and purify it-and by slim
ula1ing the various tunotions-they recuperats the
dshtatod consultation, and give life to each tissue
strength the muscles and the bloom Of health to
the paliid cheek. For cleansing the skin Of all
biOtshes and pimples and dry scurvy, the Ointment
is surs aud speedy in effect
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Police CoUpT.-susan Butler, drunk $40
and costs.
James Halligan, drunk, changing thirty
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dlgErs.

HOME AGAIN.-G. S. WILLIAMs,
IL Steam Dyer and shawl Cleaner, begs leave %
iihOunce 70 his friends and the public that be L
home again. and located at IS ST. Clair street, CieFs
land o. whers he mas fitted up "a Dl HOUSE with
the best machinery, regardless Of expense and nat-
ters himself that by strict atretOn to business that
he viii be able 70 regain that patronage and support
which for 50 many years crowned his endeayois.
july 2i;Rl0 as
B. JACKSON, SILK AND
~ NOOLEN DYER, No III Pearl street, West
Side. Office No. 20 Bank street. Harris Block, fFe
doOrs north OF st. Clair street.
shawls Of every variety cleaned or eyed. tents
Garments cleaned or dyed without being takeR
apart. Once open from o'clock A H. till 5 p. n
apls:Rl0
i.ripti5n c6i0red and cleaned. CIppe olaNis LllS-
f'5frrairI Ladies' & tientlsmeus Wearing Aplilef
and Kid Gloves cleaned straw Goofls bleaellel -a
o1Tored Bonnet plumes clesIne1t dyed ana Gl.tl,--
-.,.,.Ie.s6s FREDERICK CfklAA.
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Ess- For tho best qualities of segars, To-
DaccO and Snuff, go to B. G. Dietz, III supe-
rior street
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ROUSE & JENNINGS,
RvA1. ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. 2lI Superior St, (up stairs
MARBLE BLOCK,

FOR SALE. e
HUNTINGTON STREET. near near Etp,t ELGtspTtt' Nth a.
"A - Honse we'll furnished Throughout Win "
CIV convenience. Good barn ana 10y. is-..,,..
ooSR 1TTsINFss PROPERTY snort uiss1.1eS
from the Public Square, lot 441lOo iee'' "i'H wv
eglldiagJS, Y SeTseia Sa miles from the city Coed
bo5se. barn, orchard, &C, well WAtereo' SUI
sandy loam- $40 per acre - - t,9rlss
FRANKLIN STREET-Good house, anu io' Ai---4o
1rilffgFy lfgsy STREFT-Two story house and lot so.
SSTR n FTOTJR AND FEED miIlI-M33tqn " - -
cbi1erv in good order and leasehoid, wen AVe'
In this city. Very cheap. -..... d..
FoR SALE Oh EXCHANGE.
,,r1fpROyFD FARM Of 2s5 acIes-ln Nlseonsal, ID
a. ~ iieS from the Mississippi kiyer, IN SS.-s - s
IrsI settled excellent soil, well Wateio go
tiotber $50 acres under CULTIVATION. .e,--s-ty
far Tood farm in this county OF elt{ ~ -
WORTH say So 500 balance, mostly ol ''---
ia, kCREs-s miles from the city k1eaahSG sr ~ :
house and lot, or vacant lot on east sl''' "
roffSEs AND LOTs-on Scoville, Perry anu 7 Fl''''
~ bIIrgh streets, TO exchange ior , IA g.. "a
| cOSD PROPERTY on orange slF slEees 49,, 49,
dEeilinFs with lot, 70 exchsnss lot "a itb anna
A1A -sSb TO exchange for good mouse A41 ~ - '
sTteih SAW MIL and 10 aere5 laad-n Inlle dT5
sIEAa - ~, it ,-iIl sell the whole or part any
e-Iii 80 soue GOOD Western Ands IN pa 80
,yrssE NJ Avsif1JAGE PROPERTH-A A5ss 80 e1,s1f ~
N.Y. Gss vrei finished and In good st e. hsif0 ~
cres land u miles from TINS SyltySs CIV ~ M a
Davmay be In goods, horses anu uuss'0' y
property.
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Riddle.-R. R. Herrick, C. s. Ransom, P.
R. Everett, VIM Hart, Louis Ritter, Geo. H.
Kidney, John Z Happier, D. W. Gage.
Backls.-Dr. J. II. Marshall, James Pan
noll, H. Wendler, Augustus Fuller, S. Thor
nan. ]. 2 Bishon. John HoYt. 0. G. ScoYil
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Sod by al Druggists, at SC, &c, and 81 Per box
- Dot iulys6:lw
75T=HoII0V-7T7s Piiis and Ointment are sod BY
CuUKCHILB & BROTHER,
s W cor. Ontario 81. and Pub. Square
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

no See advertisement OF DR.. sani0Td's
LiverInvigorator.
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0. NJ. Oviatt, Ansel Roberts, Arthur Quinn,
J. j. Elwell, John Coon, j. P. Holt, 7. n.
Bond--7 (BaCkus.)
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7 AW BOOKS,

I AW BOOKS,
Eourier's Institutes, vols.1
Brightley's Digest,
Ohstty on Pleading, vols.S
Chitty's Blackstone, 2Yols.,
Curtis Decisions in the Supreme Court OF Y. >
Uonkiing's Treatise on the Courts Of o s.
S6Btts 6RtsssndoSs az Digest of Ohio state Reports
Chitty on Bills
Drake on Attachments,
Decisions in the Dred Scott Case,
(3reenleaf on Evidence, vols,
Hilliard on TOrts or Private wrongs VOlA'i
Hurd on Habeas Corpus,
Keutis Commentaries, vols,
Mathews Guardian's Guide,
Nashis Digest Of Ohio Reports
Nash's Pleading and Practice,
Ohio State Reports, complete SETS
Parsons on Contracts, yols.5
Parsons Mercantile Law
Redheld on Railways
Rats Guide for Administrators,
Swans Treatise for Justices Of the Peace
Story on Sales,
swans Manual for Administrators,
Story on Partnersnipt -, l. -. f.,
United States Digest u VOis-s
United States Equity Digest, VOls-t
Walkers American Law,
Wharton's Criminal Law
Wsndell's Blackstone ) vols. J. B. COBB co.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
Dp. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS. The oomnination
ofinrredisnts in these Pills are the result Of along
and extensive practice They mild in their opo-
ration, and certain in correcting all irregularities
Painful Menssruations, removing all DISTINCTIONS
vhotber from cold or Otherwise, headache, pain %
the aide palpitaton Of the heart whites, ali nervous
odstions Mysteries, fatigues pain In the Dack anu
HuaDs &C. disturbed Sleep which arise rom lh'ei-
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS. Z.
v-as the commencement Of new era in the treat
inert OF those Irregularities and distinctions Etlfn
have cousiFued 80 many tnOusruH q tno yyulti tlr
besufiful and the benevolent 70 kraInt nre eIeIe
10 female can enjoy good health unless sne - - a
and whenever an obstruction takes place me EelsANa
health baQins 70 decline - 800
mr.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS b
,re the most efiectual remedy ever known ior ~
eoruuiaiuts peculiar 70 Females. ~ All clsee tnel
~ fpv0luable tsdrg, i5it ceraiiig period ica Teg
,llo-;fi They arr known 70 THOUSANDS VINO nave
1Gei them at diderent periods throughout tne oal
frT having the sanction oI some OF tne most eiis
1-icIaHs = Anerioa. Ezpieit direoioHs siiHg 12l9
~ s5iy thsp si0td not b Hgsd with each Do1-Ffie
~ D5fIar eact boz, o0ntaiHilg 90 Pilla.
a Valuabfe pamphlet TO Be had Tree, Of the AeanI
PMS rslf 81 rad pT0FDfg, b. encoHing pTlee 70 81
l3e1erai ATsnt Sold by Druggists generally.
3. B. HUTCHINGs, General AGENT
Sold IN Cleveland at Wm- Fisk's and Gaylord Z
Anil
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Spsfial al0titFs.


81 How many worthless uostrums are Of
iorod FOR sale to the pubic This fact is because there
arO some medicines Of real merit and virtue, the Dc.
mand for which b universal, and sale immense,
which induces unprineiplod men TO try 20 palm On
worthless preparations But good remedies live
long; Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer is Of those
remedies that every family win keep by thom; no
remedy has 50 universal demand, it is sold By all
respectable dealers in medicines.
sold BY GAYLORD s Hammond, VIM Fiske, q. S.
MaekenEie and Z. W. Sackridor, Cleveland, o. .||
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For Baekus - Brooklyn 5, ROckport 2,
NIiddleburgh 3, Dover l, Independence z.
For Riddls-Newburgh 5, Euclid ., War
rensville 2.
For Wade-East Cleveland 8
For Wilcor-Painesville 6, Mentor 3, Con-
cord l. .HH
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ELEVENTH WARD.
D. Stephan, F. B. Pratt-2 (Backus.)
TCbeers in the cid Eleventh for Lincoln
and Hamlin and the Republican party.
SUMMARY.
Backus 20; Riddle 6; Paine 5; disputed 8.
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N0BT6E's OINTMENT,

sALT-RHEUM AND sCROF "a FL
Permanently cures Scaldhead, Ringworms' anu Al
Itching EruptiOns Of the Skin
This Ointment penetratss to the basis oi the ul.
eass-Foss 20 its very Bource-and cures rom the Ao
beneath 70 the skin on the surface. Sold ID lAiss
Glass boxes, price 50 cents.
J Prepared By GEEzET NoRToN, Proprietor, New YORK
Depot at PESFoLD, PARKER & MOVERS, No, 10
Beskmau street.
sols nv STRONG s ARMSTRONG. fsb2s
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IL. Masters, Geo. W. Callkins, J. Neville
3 (Backus.)
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Tcrms @ - S 6.i s.E ;iRss1 scr Y::
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Charles Stetson, Charles Bradburn, j. w.
Smith, Wm. McReynolds, James II. Miller,
B. Stedman-6 (Backus.)
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: Dr. Cheesman's Female Pills are sold by
CHURCHILL 4 BROTHER, Druggists.
RIO g. ". cor Ontario q. 4 Pubic square.
= 1BRYAN's TAsTELEss ivRRMIFUGE.
From the State Of Maine to Baton Rogue
At AN know BRrAN's NEEEIIFUGEi t.
Iagteless, harmless, death 70 worms
OF al sizes, kinds and formsi rr..
Mothers feel, indeed secure
With this painless, peerless cure s.tf...
Put M ia bottles, prices ~ dimes; -,
Sod by VIZ. FIskEi and sIhOhG Am
ETROhGi Clsyslane. --9-2
DR- JAS. MoCINTocKs PEcToRIkL SYRUP-
In the seemingly hopsleSs, ss we'll as the earlier
utaesr OF chronic lung complaints when tho cough
ing fs inosssant the throat coated with mucui, the
chest sunk the lungs sore and the strength gone'
this soothing, tranquilizing oounter-irritsnt and
curative, will rescue from impending death.
Price 81 Sold by STRONG ARMSTRONG;
Cleveland. le912
DR.. McCLRTooKs CoLD AND CoUeH MIX
Turr.-Among the cold and cough 'remsdiss'' that
eood the market this alone stands on the solid basi'
sf tue medical science. Dr. MeClntoek stands II
the fors rent Of the profession he stakes his rep
utntion on what be offers to the sick e genuinl
curative. Never has this preparation ialsined hi
auaranty. Price Is cents.
Sold By STRONG & ARMSTRONG a. sNslAAa'
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The Board Of Trustees have resolved interest of six
per cent in cash all the outstanding certificates Of Profits
the holders thereof their legal representatives. and after
the SECOND MONDAY in August proxtmo.
Also, to declare dividend Of FORTY PER CENT. 40 per
cent? the Net Earned Premiums Of the Company the
ending the Both June 1859 for which certificates will be
issued Oh and after the first day OF October next.
And resolved further that after reserFng One Million of Dol
lars of Profits all tae outstanding certificates of Profits of the
Issue of The year 1856 be redeemed and after the
Monday in August proxmo, well to pay FORTY PER
CENT Of the certificates Of Profits Of the issue Of 1851
after the 10th Of September nexnteest thereon from
31th June ult.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President.
GEORGE JONAS yice-P President
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II H. H. o. s,s.s,aon Council
respeelly invited e ths fact
leaks y as aoa Iis e So sss % Se
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ssssd al officer ssRar,s Ne 4, gsasss
s'S N rs s ssa FssaFs sc dsy il I'LL
pssssat Se 1ls M N JAZZ sss essabie ilas e
anns M Il ea NJ s wcn slay ii Il seiafois
l ssssas ~ W. $3.50
''' el'ssisss ssssss sgyru a.vo
- < MICA tinn MAS read and on
motion. the iFss lazt was referred e the Commit
III s,n sisras aasS Ess,dsgs md the last part to
4 Hill Goanlistfse III finance
4 &C. $500 NJ DREAMS Fab, j isse
s. ls sso,,essias do gears Il Assisisrs Aldermen
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5 Avs w n 1 sa.s a ~ r. s y. IL s 49,, ~ n,
1otl0n tAe hrst ih TsHaIa ~ Tbs ieFee oI the
I'M VIZ ss Y NJ a oan a 1seap
i 81 nc belfry at Moods cotton press, 10 the Com
mittae on Fire, and the two petitions reported IN
flo third mart we're ordered to be published in
n fsrz3;sf n,,A fT4p,sn}s according IN law.
SURVEYORS BEFA TINE INT. City HAITI
New ariesns Feb. 8, 1860 Ii
", an f5asor4lss flls fsoisllSon Eonuci
ny s'7s Boafd of assistant Aldermen.
ss ~ fS1a f:eii haze the ,s.nr II re,oyf sles
hsss se oong esaunation u he erse The Third
INA sfsrslv se ,,d SaSa ii Yn4etf tl Tisfries
I'M sysTf 81 sse ssf igh winter of fls although, NO
M INA , ,,sie f5esI,ss
a M a s psiaad ie at 1a
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