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The VOTE FOR SpEAKER.-We copy the following
from few remarks in the House of Representatives
by Gov. Winslow, on Friday last as reported in the
Globe:
''Mr. Clerk, hold it to be undoubted, in par
amentary as well as in practical sense, that all
legislative assemblies, in their primary condition,
are to be divided into two great parties those who
are IN favor and those who are opposed to the in
cumbent administration of Government. So it is
in England, and so it should be here if it is not so
now. We want an organization of the House of
Representatives. That organization is, then to be
effected by those who support this Government or
those who oppose it. What is the controlling fact
Inc members who are opposed to the present ad-
mnlstratlon OF the Government number clear ma
Jorlty OF fortysix votes If therefore they cannot
unite upon some common man, in order to seat him
IN the Speakers chair, upon what principles of JUS
tce or fairness can they expect us who support the
Government, to come to their aid :? Gentlemen up
on all sides will bear me witness that have endea
vored earnestly and in good faith, so far as it was
within my power, consistently with my principles
OF right, to secure an organization of this House
In order to effect an or anization have forgotten
my party preudices and instincts and voted for an
American. am willing to vote for gentleman of
the anti-Lecompton party. l am willing, sir to
vote for anybody outside of the Republican party.
Who, in fairness, can ask more at my hands? Can
the Republican party expect me to vote with them,
and help organize the House by sthe election of one
Of them as Speaker Certainly not; nor can any
such thing be asked or expected from the national
and conservative men Of this side"
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The Standard.
Unhoticed Heroes.
By REV. r. HRMpsTEAD.

Woods have their blossoms which we ne'er behold.
And skies their worlds whose Eight is never known,
Ocean its treasures of unnoted gold,
And earth her heroes that are all unknown.
Won meet them as yo,, pass, and heed them not
You may not know what hosts before them fell;
You may not count the battles they have fought
The wreaths tina! crown them are invisible.
Yet they have fought and conquer they have bent,
Night after night, beside the cnuch of pain;
They have confronted scorn and death, and lent
Their blood to make the stricken whole again.
They have beeu pilgrims to that desert shrine
Which Sorrow rears in the bleak realm, Despair;
CIT have they struggled in that gloomy mine
Where only dust is made the toier's share
They have beheld their sweetest hopes decay;
OFT have they seen their brightest dreams depart;
Have their golden idols turned 10 clay
And many bear within broken heart
Their vailed and mighty scars they ever bear :
Those scars that lie deep-burned into the SOUL
Won where the flaming eyes of Vengeance glare,
And the tumultuOus fires of Passion roll.
They have been vctors they ha We conquered fields
Earth's dreaded Haunibals could never win;
They have struck down the sword Ambition Yields,
And tramped Lust and chained the hands Of Sin.
They have capves; their sweet tones have brought
The erring back TO Virtue 1oTery path;
Their and others hearts submission taught
70 Gods high will, and smoo,hed the brow of wrath
They drink the dregs of trembling; but their means
And anguished walls they st.ae in the breast;
They say there is an Ear that hears hei' Sroans,
And in his house the weary will find rest.
Want, grief, the scorn of men, % them descend
They only Say it is His righteous will;
With chastened spirit TO that will they benl,
Believing, striving, hoping, loving still.
"a! there are daily martyrdoms that we
eed not-the sufferers to us unknown;
Rgels from the walls of Eden see
i2rous are the laurels they have won!
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EVERY MAN A MAGICIAN.
THE MAGICIAN'S OWN BOO.
Or The Whole Art Of COniuring

Being Complete Hand Book Of Parlor Magic, COM,
ing OVER ONE THOUSAND Optical, Chemical, Mecl
mutations, Astonishing sIeghts and Snbtetiss Celebr
Card Deceptous, Ingenious Tricks and Numbers Cur
and Entertaining Puzzles-Together with al the +
Noted Performers. The whole ILLUSTRATED WI
OVER 500 WOOD CUTS. And intended as a SOD
amusement for ONE THOUSAND AND ONE Evl
JNGS 2mo CLOTH 400 pages, gilt side and back stall
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
Published by DICK 4 FITSGERALD,
No. Is Ann Street, n.
Also, for sale BY all Booksellers in this place.
Copies of the above book sent by mail receip, of
to any address, free Of postage-
Reliable Agents wanted to canvass for " The MAGICII
OwN Book" and other popular works; send Cash Or
to the above address. Descriptive Catalogues of b
mailed to any address PRE-.
.S Editors Of Country Newspapers giving the al
advertisement three prominent insertions, calling atte
10 the same in the Editorial column, and sending maj
copy of the paper to the Publisher will receive The
GcIAss OwN Book" per return Of mail, free Of pasta
January 3, 1860. !-w
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STArE OF NoRrH-cARO4NA

- COUNTY Court of Pleas and Quater Ses5ns. No.
vember Term ls59-Josepb L. Ballard, AZ. VI famuel
Vines and wife, ct aks-Petiton to recOrsAv OF amln
Brley deceased. H.
that Samuel Vines and wife Nancy, william Ard& Rrley
and -, are no14esideRts It this State il lr9 ms
by the Court that publication be made in the Aoparo
lima Standard six successive weeks for sad
appear the Term of this Court to be bet the
Court House in Greenville, the first Monday Of Fuary
next then and there to plead, demhr orE Pc
titon will be taken pro contesso Us to them, and H
cordingly.
Witness, Henry Shepherd, Clerk of our said CT, at
office in Greenville, the first Monday of August, il
II. SHEPHERD, TX.
December 2, 1859. pr. adv. $5621z) 4sft.
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THERE MUST BE AN END.

"The Republican journals" says the New York
Express, affect 20 wonder that they not permit
ted with IMMUNITY to throw FlREBRANDs into Virgin
ia and other States and that these Southern States
are preparing to fire back.
"Thcre various kinds of FIREBRANDs in this
world; one is of fire itself; another of pen, ink,
and papcr-more dangerous than the real fire, be-
cause more invisible and secret in its operations
To throw the latter is Just as bad certainly as to
throw the first, if not worse.
The States are nelghhors-nominal frends-and
there are duties of good neishhorhood to say moth
ing of duties to ones constitution and ones country
When neighbors throw firebrands into each others
premises, there must be end of it. or there must
be CoNFLICrs-that is FIGHTS. Brown was in adj
vance-but only in the ADvAScE-of what is coming,
if there is not an end of it.
ITO bring about this end, Union meetings, peace
meetings, meeting of justice and fraternity be-
ing called in the North. Republican journals laugh
at them--Inake fun of then-but keep on throwing
firebraHds!
"See now, reader, what follows, and mark the
difference between men of one day, one era, one
feeling and of another:
TIE SEWARD DOCTRINE
[Eetr@ct from se~arTs Rochester Speech.
WE MUST HAVE CONFLICT WITH THE SOUTH
1t is an irrepressible conflict be-
tweeE opposing and enduring forces, and it means
that the United States must and WILL sooner or la
ter, become either entirely slave nation or entirely
free labor nation. Either the cotton or rice-elds
of South-Carolina, and the sugar plantations of
Louisiana, will ultimately be titled by free labor
and Charleston and New Orleans become marts for
legitimate merchandise alone, or else the rye-ields
and wheat-felds of Massachusetts, and New York
must again be surrendered by their farmers to slave
culture and to the production of slaves, and Boston
aud New York become once more markets for trade
in the bodies and souls of men, 1t is the failure to
apprehend this great truth that induces so many
unsuccessful attempts at final compromise between
the slave and free States and it is the existence of
this great fact that renders such pretended compro
misses, when made, vain and ephemeral Startling
as this saying may be to you, feow-citzens, it is
by no means an original one"
AGGRESSION" IS THE WORD.
From Sewards Ohio Speech1
1t slavery can and must be abol-
ished, and you and I must do it. Correct
your own error that slavery has constitutional
guarantees which may not be released, and ought
not to be relinquished You will soon bring
the parties Of the country into an effective aepres.
sion upon slavery"
NO UNION BETWEEN NORTH AND SOUTH. t
From u s Senator Wade, Republican. Ohio
Lsadesl
"'rhere is really mr. S. bctr - ortb
and the South, =. 'sen
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

n WILL SELL ON FAVORABLE TERMS A LU-
able Tract of Land, lying three and half miNest
of Greensborough the Salem road, containing 3cres
about one half of it in timber which there sgood
two story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE with sixOms,
each about 20 feet square, Barn. Stables and nfsary
out buildings with guod Well of water.
The place is we'll watered and has good medov nds.
The adjoining tract the West has been recently scted
for the cultivation of Tobacco and portions ofh$ace
Thought to be equally well adapted to the grh Of
tobacco.
Persons in want of place would do well to ezam the
premises. credit will be given and bond with ved
security required The title will be reserved until tpur
chase money is paid /
Greensborongb, Jan. 81, 1889 . ~
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WIN. II. BURLINGTON,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,

WHmIngtOn, NJ &c, .a...
"ILL GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO !
w consignments of Adral Stores, Cotton, Flour,
her, and other country produce either for sale or shpu
My Wharf and Warehouses being conveniently loo!
for she reception Of produce either by Railroad or
enables me to make my charges light.
Refers to II. A. SAVAGE, 4
Cashier Bank Of Cape Fear, WilmingtG
JOHN DAWSON,
President Bank of No. Car, Wilmingto,
W. II JONES,
Cashier Bank of Cape Fear, Raleigh!
November II, 1853. 97-wl,
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JOHN W. GRAVES,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Yanceyville, N. C.
June Z, 1859. 52-w&swlypd.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
Northern Mail arrives daily Except Sundays at 81 P. n.
Closes daily at 81 A. NJ. -rsa
Western Mail arrives daily at a. P. NJ,
Closes daily at ~ A. M.
Eastern Mail arrives daily at As A. NJ,
Closes daily Except Sundays) at ~ Pm.
Fayetteville Mail arrives daily at A. NJ,
Closes daily at P. N.
Eagle Rock Mail arrives Monday, Thursday and Saturday
at IN,
Closes same days at Q P. NJ.
Roxboro' Mail arrives Wednesday at A. NJ.
Closes at IL NJ.
Leachburg Mail arrives Thursday at IL H.,
Closes Thursday at Pm.
Carthage Mail arrives Monday and Saturday at p H.,
Closes Monday and Friday at IN A. n.
Fayetteville Mail ola Somerville arrives Tuesday and Fri
day at9PM.,
Closes Tuesday and Friday at P. NJ
GEO. T. COOKE, P. N. :
Office open for delivery Of Nails from A. N. to H.
then ~ to 7PM. e2.a-.. sS
RALEIGH, Sent 10 1850
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STATE OF Observation-Disclosures.
- BUS COUNTY Courtof Pleas hd Qtartenssions,
November Term 1853 Thomas n sSiih Ex'E Bythei
Rouse. decd. as. Asa Rouse. -.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of th Court Percy
Reuse, Anna Jane Rouse Caroline RotSe Amy Fuse and
Godsburg Rouse the next of kin Of theead
reside beyond the limits Of the State: is ordd that
publication be made in the Raleigh sweeks
notifying them to appear at the next .erm of Court
then and there to proceedings in this caussnd to
make themselves parties to the said jspe, thishould
think proper 80 to do.
Witness, William NJ Baldwin, Clerkpf Yid.turt, at
Office, the second Monday of November. q, IL
VIM. M. BALlWN, iC. G.
December 90. 1859 (Pr adv. S5.62A) atw6t.
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLtA.-W Ak e
- COUNTY. Court Of Pleas md QuaIk Session. No.
yember Term, 1852 Elizabeth Gsnnady d0w; Vs. foey
Cannady Gideon Csnnady, Isaac 0annad William Gina
dy and Avis Cannady.- Petition dbr Do1
In this it appearing to OF the Iourt
that Isaac Cannady William Cannady sj Avis Cahady
are non-residents Of this State: Is ored that OVER
tsement be made in the North-C apdna Jandard six
weeks successfully notifying said d4ends to ,ppr at
the next Term Of the Court Of island uarterS
to be held for said county, at the Crt use inR eh
ON the I'd Monday Of February ned. thS and lh4e to
plead answer emur to the plaintiff HitionPrtude.
ment will be taken pro conssso as ohem md II petition
heard er pd,ts.
Witness, Thomas ]. Utley, Clerk n said Courtt Office
in Raleigh, the Sd Monday of November, AD.,l2
TH0MASV. Uf LEY nerk.
December 10, 1859. pr. adv. $sB21x.l atwst
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OLIN HIGH SCHOOL.

lREDEIL N. G.
TINE NEXT SESSION WILL OPEN on
l. DAY, January Att, 1861, the subscriber in chaf9
DIN is in quiet and religious community, and tel
tions to vice are exceedingly few The school rooms
very large and comfortable. b. ,
Miss E. PURVlS will assist in the Female Did
men, and give Instruction in Music. Other Assistant
be employed, as The wants of the school demand =
Tuition in Advance per session. In the Clal
English SO to $l5. Beginners s. so. Continee
Music $50. Boafd 81 SO to 81 per month. ~
A. H. MERRITT, A. NJ, Pr;a =.
December 20, 1859. l0S--w$;
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LEAsBURG MALE ACADEMY.

VulHE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION wi
Il be resumed on the I'd MONDAY of January n
and continue 81 weeks Leasburg is situated in Ky
healthy sad moral eamusnnitys and ready of acc y
stage, there being tri.weekly stage line from Bark
Depot, on the R. D. Railroad, via Leasburg to HILL
Board may be bad with good families in the villa
prices varying from s. to ~ per month. Maj HanIl
is now opening new boarding house, Immediately D
Academy, which will be ready for the reception Of
ers at the beginning of the next session at IS per
Tuition in Languages, $50, English $l9 So
H. A. ROGERS, Prpei}
December ID, 1859. SOW.
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J. w. w1GG1Ns, Agent,

(LATE RALEIGH, n. C.,)
Respectfully informs bis friends and the public gener
that he has permanently located in
p e II e R. 8 b u II. G. VIA
AND SECURED AN OFFICE AT
No. 1877 Sycamore street,
BETWEEN b. GRifaaGei' CENTRE GEM A2eiHss4OV
He will be pleased to dispose Of
ALL KINDS OF PROD UCE
And fill Orders of every kind, pedgng his personat
ton to all business entrusted to him.
November 25, 1859. 48-wlT
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RBEE c. G.
METROPOLITAN LINE,

C. S. BAaBEE. C. c. }lBEs.
METROPOLITAN LINE,
SH0RTEST ROUTE S0UTA
"E ARE RUNNING A DAILY LINE OF FO
w Horse Coaches between fayetteville and 4agh,
N. c. connecting with the Raleigh and Castor and G.
Railroad at Raleigh.
Best two horse line of Nail Coaches in the State. lew
Coaches thoroughly lined. Young strong, and welkBke
horses, with careful and accommodating driver. Sber
at Mrs Barclays. Through in u hours Office at n.y.
ettevle Hotel Fayetteville, N. G.. Tickets sold to We
Office at Yarbrough House, Raleigh, n. G. Leave thdt-
ter place ~ O'clock p NJ. Leave Fayetteville ocfk
P. NJ, and O'Clock p NJ. Sundays. Extra baggage 4st
be prepaid, to have attention. Y
C. s. BARBEE l. BRO, Pruprietors,
Barclaysvie, N
December 90, 1859. 5l-wl2tp
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NORTH.CAROLINA'
MILITARY IMSITIUrB,
Charlotte, C.
vnNHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTE WILL
IL open on the LIST of MARCH next.
Applications for admission will be received until that
time by
Maj. D. H. HILL. Sup't
n. b. For Further particulars apply for Circular.
December %, 1889 iO9-w&swtMarchl.
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.- AXE
- COUNTY.-Court of Equity, Fall Term, 1882 Biddy
Bufaow, David Snipes and wife Celia Thomas Moss and
wife Samantha, vs. Eliza Brown and heirs of Kimbrough
Bro vn.
1t appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court that the
heirs Of Kimbrough Brown defendants in this cause are
Court that publication be made in the North Carolina
Standard paper published in the City of Raleigh for six
successive weeks commanding them to be and appear be-
fore the Judge Of Court of Equity be held for
the County Of Wake at the Court House in Raleigh the
first Monday after the fourth Monday in March, then and
there to plead demur to said BILL otherwise the
same will be taken pro coesso and down for hearing
pdrte as to them.
Witness, Ed Graham Haywood, Clerk of said Court at
office in Raleigh the first Monday after the fourth Monday
in September d. 1859, and of our independence the
eighty-third year.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, C. 4 n. E.
Dec 9, 1859. Pr. Adv. $6.) 49-w&swGw.
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II. II. GHAPIIN.
BOOK BINDER & BLANK BOOK MANU-.
FACTURER.

RALEIGH, N. c.,
ID ESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITIZENS OF
~ RALEIGH and the vicinity generally, that he will
promptly and punctuay attend to the binding of Ne0s
papes Magdsines and Periodicals of all kinds and in any
style plain or ornamental, moderate terms.
December %, 1853. lO9-w&sw1y.
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W. u BINGHAM & SONS,
SELECT SCHOOL. VI

W. y BINGHAM & SONSz
SELECT SCHOOL.
Oaks, Orange County, N. ca
doom FOR IA FEW GOOD BOYS JAZZ
HI 1860. Such as can be prepared to COZ
in July much preferred. Prompt application
December 6, 1889.
OXFORD FEMALE SEW
OXFORD, N. 60
SAMUEL L. vENABLE PrincipaS n
MRS. E. F. VENABLE, Pee Priaospaa
TIME THIRTY.FIRST SESSION Of this InslS
u under the supervision of Mr.. Venable and
opens on MONDAY,>ahe 9Th of January next.
December Is, 1859. 6l-S|
HILLsBORO' N. c.. MILITARY ACADI
1NHxS ACADEMY WILL BE CONDUCTED oil!
j plan Of the Virginia and South-Carolna Stated
~ Institutions.
For a Circular address the Superintendent,
COL. c. C. TEM
Hillsboro',
January %. 1850 NHS
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NEW CONCERN

The subscriber will continue Wholesale and Retail Grocery
business the Old stand Of W.on Boher Of 7th and
Main streets and this occasion thanks for the be
raj patronage bestowed the late concern and hopes by strict
attention 10 business merit continuance Of the will
keep always hand well selected stock Of Family and Jobbng
Goods which rspeect'uly invite the attention Of my
friends and the public. CHAS. NJ B0SHER.
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FIRE IN NEW YoRK-LOSS $50. 900.

NEW YORK, Jan. li.-AbOut two o'clock this morning,
fire broke out iu what is known As Rings Building,
Is - Brewery, occupied 10y W. T. Wilkins, up
ho,s;ery and hair cloth mandatory. When the alarm
was given the fire had made considerable Roadway aud
burst forth in flames the moment the windows were
opened
A fireman opened the windows on the third floor
when the fourth hoOr fell in He let himself drop from
the window and WAS severely injured.
The iuAamablc character Of the material made great
light but as We 90 press it Is thought it will be con
fined 10 the one building. Loss on stock and building
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BURNING AND LUBRICATlyG COAL OILS.

NEW MUSIC AND MUSICAL Instruments,
~ PIANOS. HARPS MEIOpEONS GUITARS, NlV Inns,
FLUTES CLARIONErs FLA6EOLErs FIFES fLUTiNAs, CON
CERrANS ACCokDEoNs strings Of the bet Ggsny sre
be iound p. n. TAfLOhs,
i.ls 1SS Ma Street
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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY.
ON GRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd 4 18th,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
nv. ~, ". HUUt, ID. Z
Al nIrnIrN a.

A. NJ puppy. A NJ r. - Principals.
TUNHR duties Of the institution will be re-
Il sumed on TUESDAY. the Sd day OF January ls60,
INSTRUCTORS
Rev. Moses d. Hoge d. ~ English Literature and Bba studies
Dupuy A. Mental and Moral Philosophy and Natural
Sciences.
s. II Coleman university Of Va Mathematics Ancient Ian
guages and History.
Mis-. Augusta Daniel Preparatory Department.
Prof Charles sebert, Piano
Madame Mathlde Estvan, Vocal Music
Prof A. la Bombarc French
Prof G. Persico, Italian, Drawing and Painting.
Senior Carlos Cordovez Mera, Spanish
Prof Heinrich Schneider Harp.
Prof U. A. Erlcsslon, Guitar.
Dr Hoges Lectures English Literature which have been found
interesting and instructive win continued Young Ia
dies residing In the city. who longer pursue their studies
school but who still wish to cultivate Bellies Lettres may become
members Of his Glasses and attend
being otherwise connected with the Seminary.
TERMS
Board for nine months lending last day Of June 1860 5000
Washing and lights % 90
Tuition the Preparatory Department.
do In ordinary English branches ..-.. 40 90
do In advanced do do Observation-Disclosures. % 90
do In Modern and Ancient Languages eash 20 90
Music Vocal and Instrumental piano and GUITAR for
lesson OF hour 90
For two lessons Of hour each week 50 90
Use Of Plano 10 90
Drawing In Crayon % 90
Painting In Water coors. 80 90
Painting In 30 90
The Boarding Department under the control Of Mr. and
Dupuy who Parental control the young ladies
trusted TO their
Dr. Hoge will take pleasure in answering any inquiry
with regard to the school, All business letters should be
TO A. NJ. DUPUY.
ja2-diy Richmond Va
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER HUNGARIAN.
PORrLANu Jan. l4th.-The steamer Hungarian, from
Liverpool the sSh December arrived here last night
She brings telegraph dates via Queenstown the
ing Of the 29th, With additional items Of interest
from the Continent
The Bishop of Orleans has written a violent answer to
the pamphlet on the Romagna question.
The steamship Edinburg has arrived out.
COMMERCIAL
LvERPoOL, Wednesday.-Flour closed at previous
quotations. Wheat closed with an upward tendency
red was higher, and quoted at los. los. Id. Corn
was steady.
LIykRrooL, Thursdav.-Cotton slightly frmer; esti-
mated sales TO-DAY 5000 bales Breadstu steady Pro
visions dull
Cousols for account IS l-2 % IS.
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With all the original music OF Balfe aud Cunnlngton.
Stella uh. Enchantress) Miss Caroline Richr Is
Ramir he Pirate Chief Mr. Peter Richngs