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oCEANSTEAMERS' SAILING DAYS
N EW YOkK WASHINGTON
STEAMSHIP LINK oN

AleH,qdrie and Washington Tor Nav VIII .savs
Iofk EVERY WEDNESDAY, at sHFGk
G-oioek ?. NJ, and New York for Wssh-S1e1GE.
rs;septers can JOIN the ship At Alexandria At an,
HHS RRsioTe the honr Of the steamers departure.
VII me par u consequence of low water al roodS
b. the uSHTs.y Shtered to and from the steemeI
F"' ne'snf or Eesssxe eRplJ 70
oeNM.rAs,Ms oHGAN & ,EHINEHART,
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ID FOR NEW YORK.
ASSAGE, INCLUDING MEALS AMI
STATEROOM, $3.50.

L ASSAGE, INCLUDING MEALS ANI
STATEROOM, $3.50.
The New York ard Virginia Screw Steamship
Comisny's new and elegant steamship -1ssHsA
MOUNT tERNON,C sPt; I. C: Smith, a3k4N
will leave the CoT?apy's Depot, Yves -esx-7sa5za
tern w harves, a: o'clock a. N. eyery WEDNES-
DAY, and the COmpeny's Depot, at Alexandria
at O'Clock p. IL. Same day.
Passengers from WASHINGTON and Georgetown
steamboats, or railroad, " hich leave the corner OF
7:h street and Pa avenue hourly, they can leave
on the steamer from the WeEtern Wharves at II
o'clock q, m.
State rooms can DO engaged on application te
Messrs. Morgan Il Rhinshart, Western Wtsrye4
Freight viii be received up to the hours of depar
q" Insurance will be cfentsG on all goods b,
this llne st tbs otice .. tho Company at per cen
p-eTirm.
The accommodations for passengers r, this lin,
are ii everJ rse?ect frstc sss and ever effort vii
be made 20 render this communication with Nov
YORK al Agreeable end heaithfui one.
Foo freight or Pass>re apply 70 FDWLE )
ii. b. CROMWELL. r. CO.,
se2[y &c West st., corner albany, New York.
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ii I y N Il w ELL -
JUSTLY CE Z b r. r EsD
TohU ANoDXN
TIE Natural and Sure Remedy for all Ner-
voMs Complaints,
From NeuragIs through al cases where OPIUM
WAS ever used To that of DAlrium Tremens, and the
common chief cause of disease
LOSS OF SLEEP.
The To,u Anody ne, though containing not par
hcs OF OPIUM, produces al the requirements of,
and may Ire used IN all cases wherever Opium was
used without pro 'ucIng anything but Cures, and
leaving the patient In a perfectly natural g. ate.
The Upivertal Cough Remedy, Oreed from ali
the common objection of Cough Rem dies, which
produce nausea or prostraton,D may be considered
the common enemy TO al Throat and Lung Com
p aInts. and used with perfect IMMUNITY Asking
all 10 court from propIletors or friends the most
severe Investigation OF both Remedies and reading
OF our pamphlets to be found with all Dealers and
more particularly to purchase only Of those tho
can be depended upon. we VISIT IN confidence the
DECISIONS OF Patti nts aid PLY sicians.
"PIloes within reach of al II"
GENkRAL AGENTS.
I. w. HUNNEwELL q Co., and .. Commercial
GEo. HUNNEwELL, 145 w alter ST., New York,
nrdsr the special supervision of John l.. HUN
NEW FL, l., Chemist and Pha -maceutist, Boston,
Mass, whose signature ,vere the co ks of the
genuine only, and TO whom address all commum-
cations.
sold by all respectable dealers everywhere, and
all the Druggists in Washington and @ eorg etown.
IS or
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4
Jos. s. WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Oasoe
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPr1oN CLAIMANT,

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of pre- emption
70 any the lands within the townships and rarts OF
townships above is req to
the same 70 tho sstsf action of the register and
cslver OF the proper land Office, and make payment
.eTGors cs SOON as practicable after seeing tbs
ment OF the public sale of the lands Embracing the
tract Claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
c JOS. 8. WILSON,
Commissioner Ofthe General Land Of6ce.
Nors.-.Under the regulations of the desartmsnt
as heretofore and now existing. no payment can be
mace ior advertising proclamations except TO such
the Conmlssloner of the General Land Office.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

NOR HARPERS FERRY AND WILLIAMS
PORT.CThe steamer L. L.
BIenele, GsPs Ritt~ss, isas = 6sorFe e,
.nsrper's Ferry, and on THURSDAYS ats M
for harper's Ferry end WiIiamspoIt The steam
TUESDAYS at .. m for H.rgs,'s Ferry and
Wiiliamsport, and on SATURDAYSats .. m, fol
N B.-The Brengle oan be chartered on WED
NESDAYS and the Antelope on FRIDAYS fol
excursion PARTED. mar To- I'M
THE STEAMER JAS. GUY Will resume hel
Fsbra a,Rs f Hs TV VIZ [sa1s Visit "a.
GTON every TUESDAY and !.
FRhiRAY q. O'clock e; HsS AlExAAs s1d 4;
intermediate Landings. On her return trips, sht
will leave CURRIOMAN every "WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY, at 5 O'Clock a. m.
LUCIAN s. PAGE, Proprietor.
NATH'L BOUSH, Ag't, Alexandria. fe.g
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BEWARE OF MINERAL POISONS.
Dr.. J. B0VEE D0DS'
CELEBRATED
VEGETABLE MEDICINES.

HIS IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS,
For the cure of Iuoipient Consumption, Weak
Lungs. Weak Stomaohs, lndlg esnon, DysPepsia,
General or Nervous Debility. Piles and all diseases
requiring Tonic: are unsurpassed They are made
oinal properties, they most wholesome and
delightful Beverage.
HIS BRANDY CATHARTIC,
Is q sure remedy for Costveness, Liver Complaint
and Dy spepsa. They pleasant to the taste; sure
in their operations and as q CathaTtic, entirely 81
so nauseous and disagT eesble to the taste.
HIS IMPERIAL GIN BITTERS,
ACT on the Kidneys, Bladder ard Urinary Organs,
and are q superior remedy for Dyspepsia, con-
neoted with Liver Complaint IN all it's forms.
FOR FEMALE DISTRACTIONS,
They are truly valEa be- made of pure Holland 6 in,
peasant and agreeable to the taste, and may be
well termed a necessary
FEMALE COMPANION.
HIS CATHARTIG SYRUP,
For Infants, Children and Delicate Females, is
certainly of the most desirable and valuable
Medicines in the world. il is a perfect substitute
for CdicmeL, setting the Liver, removing all oh
stTuouOGs IN the Bowels, curing Costveness, indi-
gcstlon and Dyspepsia. A lthous IA II and
ehsctual In it's peratiOntfas Calome, yet il is SO
delicious to the taste that chlltren VIII for IL,
aud II Is as gentle, innocent and harmless the
dews of Heavrn, Thousands of mothers through
out the land will bless the discoyerer of this in
valuable Medicine.
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CHARLES WIDDIFIELD CO.
PROPRIETORS,
Dag AND COL BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
And sold by JOHN SCHWARTZ, Druggist, 46S Pa
avenue, next dOur to the United States Hotel, and
by druggists generally. mar la-ly,rq
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MEDICINES.

III. JOHNSTON,
II BALTIMORE
LOCK HOSPITAL,
Has Dsseocvsd tAs most Csrfats, Speedy, axd c-lv
Efsetxai Remedy ~ fks World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
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SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all suoh emergencies. and no household can
afford to be Without it. 1t is always ready and I'd
TO the sticking point. There ia no longer neces-
sity Tor nplng chairs, spIntered vensers, headless
dolls, and broken cradles. 1t is just the article fo
conc, shell. and other ornamental work, 80 popular
with l:dies of refinement and taste.
Ihls admirable preparation is used cold, being
chemically held in solution, and possessing all the
valuable qualities of the bost cabinet makers glue.
II may be used In the place of ordinary muclas o,
being vastly more adhesive.
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE."
Prize. IS cents.
MIA Brush accompanies each bottle
Wholesale Depot, No. As Cedar street, Now York.
Address HENRY G. sPALDING l. CO..
Box No. $500, New York.
Put mp for Dealers in Cases containing -Four.
Eight, and Twelve Dozen-a beautiful LithOsrapf-
lc Show Card accompanying each package.
,iR,A single bottls of SPALD1NG'S PRE-
FAXED GLUE VIII save ten times its cost an
nuay to every househOld.-Gf
Sold by all prominent Stationers, Druggists,
Hardware and Furniture Dealers, Grocsrs, and
Fancy Stores.
County merchants should make a note of SPAL
DINGS PREPARED GLUE, when making up
fhe,r list II will stand Any climate. fe l0-ly
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A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CRARt; &
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS

LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMED ATELl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-20


r. tstal kTo,org n Bcso-i DTellod Prc Tsnrpe-Po
iaiss cnd Esgaly--A ComTlimsns 70 tis BoeoaSans--
fncfisntt al a. EsTTs HoLsc-TAs PYtaCs DT1r7s for
~ CaYa'oi-TAc;r RerThoa a ~ s.as Roes-Te
YrHes fGfrggW Ns Fgeoulig Dg0rW1ls-Tls pyigs
Rr5isNs ~ FNtw TrseTs--Sgsn1 a. M Co~rcn a.
M IL, ciy n Boston = no longer itscA 70 usc
popular language Il 4 ,uIBcd aTaide down, audcr Toe
combined nfuencc q the Prince 81 walos ara rOlitcs
Fctisr nty re weather Eesrs rre a. Tie ,hoes
tlt exc Ing scene
ft.cs tesr at ue ttror il ca q ne iias
SISTER key u te citizens ofF.a ne sitr
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The now presented one odd enough for BIS
balls ,ms rrace was cleared Tor the opening quail.
rule, ard about II mbcd IN dense crowds the fUh
loiab. who desired 70 ascertain the name Of INC 'or,n
There IVES crort at dancing beyond the formation ~
two seis snd there vas In fact no interest fo
beyond the movements OF the Prince. Toe nrst dance
went lnsy of-so did The second, third fourth and all
successors.
Mayor Ircon and the parties a5llng as rs Us we're
Mrs. Cbickefng ard Major Tossdale. The other
datcers In the royal Get Miss Fay And Francis Bag
sioit, Miss Justin and Mr. Dwight
The following correct list Of ladies who had the
boror q dancing th the Prince, up &c the time our re
!. looadnne) Mrs Lincoln wife Of bis Honor Mayor
Lincoln.
? (oaadane)-Nrs. Barls, wife Of his E1ceIicnsy
.. (wsliSJ-vrs wise. vie Of Lieut. wse, O. N,
anc daughter q Hon Eavard Everett.
(Qusdriie) Miss Fanny Crowninfheid daughter OF
8 Gaprers)-y,s srssr Amory, daughter q csarle.
Anory. ard grand niece 81 lord Iyndhurst
Poka)--Hls Carrie Bgclow, daughter Of Hon
George Tyler Bgslow, chief Jas'ioe supreme judicial
e Couadrfie)-srs chicserirs, wife q Colonel 7 y
Chckcrirs
8 dAfeers)-xIs. Richie, vir, Or Hauiscu Richie,
MAJOR &c Ssetna Battalion Of Infantry.
tGa.op,-Niss Lnibard, niece q his Honor, Mayor
70 gwa-,,)-Nss Parry Peabody, daughter o. seorsc
II iAresr,) Miss Ki,t', Tsy daughter Of the Hoo
Y Ms Wary arc, ea gh,er or Alderman Crane.
% hfelullie Fay
u Mrs Appleton.
lt Mss Bofs,.
lFrcn ne nostou Post. 0.t Ip1
rraCNmr1oN ruN Vo4 wfrN@
The decorations in the ball room have becu particu.
larry dtscrhsd before bot are havrr 10 pav that
wecn nc 60 ~as fEh'sd hc bal room surra,sed al ~
peciaicns N rort r. briianry
nc iCciics ca tts Of Tic mor, rsArchs
fNe Dresses a cytrf huci character and dts
to descrlhe
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We Lave The following ngurts 10 give there cold
1850 ocutlc tickets at fl5 each and SIS srgie tickets
Cor AdiiorM adlce) at IS each. The total rccc pts
were sccordugy about go eco and the total expenses
about s2ttC0. The decorations IN the ball alone
cost 5 100 More tickets uld have been sold are
sssurtc but the letson which New York taught not
lctt and, u being extremely desirable 70 avoid vi
The number limited and guarantee fund secured BY
the liberal Subscriptions OF several OF our wealth eat
merchants who welcome The opportunity " show their
sencrcsty Nc bah ever given n Boston cost equal
amount Of money, and the cunt o lavcstments fron
private sources u Ia itsclf cuofmOHs
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Captain Wilson. OF IN. Mimi. sensG.rs

Nav Yosx, Oct 10, lseo
fhave with pleasure observed the course pursued NJ
you IN the e0ors TO prcsent 10 Captain Jack Wilson
sorer detrimental Of appreciation Of his robe oondcc' "a
the rescue of The Cornaughts passengers snew IN
vel, Horaiior vas employe 10 shpplng noase y
Nov Orlesns--whcEe trade was with me no sAnct.
Tho Sch1r surRn Jhry scte and others oeon - W. W.
Inc and canoot really otherwise sccouni Tor ne thft
~ pleasure which received when the despsNn came
g Cart Isrk IN the Minnie coming M" thar ibai 81
caused ne les trouble and his round Tive see VS.
hubrlcr q good freight, and NC aWsys afseA q ~
Nrn6Ufg r. ny dear ar ths 81 ~" ~
you 10 Tarion IT, = -
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The chain OF heavy gold, fourth Of An mon 10 WAN,
with large studded links representing cable Later
spereed are three valuable seals In rich setting present
ing on either surface OF chain DIFF rent snd OF stone
such a. onyx agate, cornean and lava oa the rlns n
eaboTatey fnished key OF twisted coils resembling
series Of bitches OF rope without an eud Inc pIasa
seal represents Princes CREST with the elo eatncr
the bending Of the centre forming the loop OF
fastening 70 the chain The well known motto, zen d
is all d1ln Ad
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THE PRINCES GIFT TO CAPTAIN FAUNcE
or THE REVENUE CUTTER HARRIET LANE.

Among The muniaccot and well deserved gifts bestowed
by the Prince Of wales ihosc who we're entrusted IN
carry ing the programme for hr entertainment Ia hs
tour through ne rnou the 20 Capt John FAunce
Of the cutter Hrriet lane The Prince during the
pafsags up the North river - route for West Point IRE
tentcd him with valuable watch, chain and seals This
dcrc rows oYywtrfe. lis Royal Hahness retired 10
the cabin ard cent for the captain alone Amer express
re In admiration Of the vessel and her management he
handed the present 70 the ssionhed and delighted re-
cipiert
The watch or the chronometcr pattern with inc %
called magic enabling the wowcr 70 use Il with opeu
face Or % hunting style II very heavy and psrfccty
plain. The following r. the makers stamp
Y. A q GaEsAKp Co.
Jewellers and Goldsmths 70 the Crown
Pa roYAf E1eusvSs rRzNcr CnVqor-
rux ROYAL vanity
Parton street. f0udon
- enc SIS q us case tte rfrce .rsss al me..g
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with The esepd "kh di~s' IN tabarsis or scrolls On
,he other l. the following inscription
) presented by Albert Edward, Prince Il Wales, !
Captain John FAupce, u, X g.,
,Commde United States Revenue Cutter Harriet Lane
on The occasion OF the Princes vkits W
Mount Vernon, New York and West Point, !
October 9th IL h and 10Th. A. D. 1850
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ms evsRing ,se party vftei the Mayors house and
The Pubic Library, accompanied BY Robert G Winthrop
and Seward Everett returning 10 the hotel a. ten O'Clock
Toe PARTY by special train on HE Eas ern railway
Ter Portland At half past nine 70 morrow AspecAl car
YVES built for the IL is splendidy furnished,
with blue lred roof studded with silver starr, purple
hapsings and silver table and axings TO match
is provided The depot 10 dressed without with Asgs
and transparences representing inevitable
Grand Trunk Victoria bridge.
Free passes plentiful in june and
quenty the Canadians win be on haad in great numbers
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ENTHUSIASM OF YANKEE DOODLEDUM.
The Ball at the Boston AcSI-
denny OF Music.
Grand Display Of Bijcuterie, MORE
Antiques, Tuletans, Ruh1es,
Pufs, Feathers and Ploun-
oes by the F F. BIS,
the NORTH AGAINST the SOUTH END.

WHO THE PRINCE DANCED WITH.
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EULR-VERsICHERuNG

FEUER-V ~ERSICHERUNG.
Strlidfrune et9n Srluit bel Scucr, bic bier in r ihmpnb euJ
ieiab I mue. n,mmt Su esH htligitcn Strinsr:,:= Der untcreidb
nctc AScnt Der
N,rrNt sScitcrn Sniuranes Gpmpanp III 06itdeelpbia
tnI4eSrn ndmlth ScrtterIns auf g8pbnsluicr, StortS, Nsbrl,r.
NtHed"hn, SYe'tf Uttn StAluinstu. GrudDtpeiher. 6~ausarrdtb-
lNGtcn, &drImInnS2uicr &c, une. ;p1r III ben biQtafen Sr,Urn.
Mt~ !erlUnen, incline no sestn ben Serluif sn Seuer strs
't6'rn mrhth, mrrctr wrhltbun, bti eeat llnierseitnegcn spr;u pr,-
den. Die 5luptOfdr Der .,C8reat lScfern .Snlsranet une 3 rns
eHntrana" btfnott rh IN phtIas,lpbia Np. 4n3 IN lnulhr, Gdt
Der lien Sira 6, une betra9t eae CAPITAL ecrisltsn 100000.
Sn RidbmrRo beNntct dh Die s3weisciit an Nt,Iltroas I'M
1burtn unitrbalt Dem GrdNan9e 9ctel unp ntbrn g z. GaSs
Msa- eebens~EFtrntb'runaen fr NReiee une 9 cstn pcre
scthf0ue eactplt fur et btftn &rmpasniccn uni M ZEN kini,s,,
y cuet ell, 8ein se"em men uno miro tti 5ttrStfauen ser Nttra
bi rim Hthmena aus Jeiabit. Or. e. q. 2,ri6en, 9atnt.
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Nrurs &carrinG aus unp ~yaNcrttsr. 9&%utbihait.
Ter untcr!cttucts bat an Ger l7tcu StruGr, rem
Sutmdltt NrNeuubcr, eu urutS Snads IL. Qirdrpina.
h0uS crpTart, rds CT le,uen 5rcuncrn urr retn Du
tlltum i'm AuScmrjucu britcn5 c~mpfesGt.
9n rem SIrrrrm olcire ncu ctnlrrlhtctcn 6duIre
iinr ftrtS @5etr1ntc alcr Nrt %uc trtc. SudlitSt al
baEcn, ~tclrvrcrS ~empieu,; ater Gin njlaS 0utcS ualrr.
Sttr q. Otacon.
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Oeutlhe y ebamme.
Ntr5. -. y aumann, MarjblQ.eo tros

3ptlbeu Der 5ten uno 6ten.
madt rn Svauen Ni6mpnps Die erasbtnLt Nn,sior hos .,
AtntNhl91e ais oeeamme itubiertnna auf rtr lniperirdr AZ 9om.
rsr9 IN Saiern lbr eran'en ttItdnoen bar, morubvr lie et bcfeu
3eu9uilt pprs9sn fam. wcsb 10 lie itt bal prrfcnrnsut, IN ts,T,|
9tnbtttea bslH1 smpntbt JGsItib madst eieiel6e ibrtn 6,Suus.
Iinnen Dc Nnitt4e. Dap ut IN 0%fuilbian6 nebrrrr Sabre, Irplt IN
run9 9eten lam, cap lie straise aufrd t in Ger isnsaarn ian.
unp &ur o0ltenntnIen 3ufrierenbclt ~ausriStsn fam. 9ss
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Nnrh psrlonltdae Gintlufe i'm 9icrpsn 6in i'd in
Frn Sfdno Aslebt. mrtnrn 9cebrteu 8uncen Elm por.
,l9llchcs Eager Oar belten Giaarrcn ifper Nrt uup Sna.
Ii'at q; dusnabmSwetis tlliaen prellsn pfe, tren .,
tDnnen. @ItihIILS %empisbls i'd, nein wcbla6prtir,ss
Wager pcn 3huG=, Rdu- unp Shnupf Iataf Nirifrr
Hher Art umc irnltiAs Artiftl, bic in eiusm @iaarr.n-
@sltbaFt asmohn!ih asluht msrOen. Tim cine %asfsIi,.
@hHbt le'hfS SHSsrS elttet y. Nclenfrlp,
80. l94 Srpac1ra
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&irtrrrsvagtr! &lrirers9aseri
p Scca1cr.

Nc. 33 WhnltrdEc, ;wtiben Ter Is. H.. l6.s
salt Gin srctcS Eager icriscr 6crrcn, unb anaten. sIeiter. rs6 NJ
iur otc ltpisc Saurn, Gle due rtm teen ~fr0n;rriGen 3ua. gud-
lit7s, ealemtrS, ytlurt0 ufS SinncT Stpftn TX bisiser Stsht ar
sltt9 limo.
I'll h rerlrntjttn Nnfauf aGtr in ncin GcItaft cinrHIaoerS,r
SirHe hi. Id IN Zen S;'no Scleet. Gultcntcre Gin pUrulalitts Ne
rrtjntcrt YprSucacn, unr wtfstn mcinc sccbrhn Nunprn atf Sns
9r,mrtrlc uup y niG { beeirni.
&ss- 8iCthfaGS rrrd hiI EN- arrses Qaaer ron ieiSrr,r ,rA
iciucnen Solstu@trn. SSiHeniattrn, 5rnct n, il~Rtrfcierrr CTrisrn,
Enc sanmpsusrc), Strumrirn &c. bel g @r&sr
SO. SO IPdiuhroe,
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Snc. :. WrtGcn,
Smrrrtture uue S5uolu Yuu
quantities, SStnc, Gins, Nunte unp 9Sbp2ti6,
4ob0dr INN Gi9drrru,
Nc. l3i 0GrrrIFc, Ninmrnb, Ri.
Sn Wttrenl Strrc rnt WrntCI %&20tbcut tatc IN 0clcrp5riic
'5NrNc' Ariltel. DC th mclHcn PtivItCn Nunrcn bt,.cnr cmvitts
an '0nr: Gcanac. Nph,He uno Snt:Gc YrOnpicS, teninrl
ihrn stu, Ndnadie0 SUM. Str;ih uua Sulb S3biefcp.
ge.t., SscrrN-, MNrcirlr mn Ndlila D.. y tin.
400 %bIe. Ycnni. mn 81 y 9ShueEcu,
50 b. &r0ucs, Sin Ws Sweet S3cin,
20 10 SIs Nrplr Wranrp
lj 70 oNc tirlcn Nst s5biSFrp (Ycn II 1oNrc oI1.
leo GO Grtcllicr &9e y8bSftp (fr mcia..r i'd aurIIi,tr
Nltnt bun,
30 36rte Gtdni.NGn r, Yor,uatdc @rrnu.
@tarct, SGuttrnc uHr : eitcsncjmcr aRcint. Guroc,n anrr,,,,
NiwlNT%I'r ro %!e.lpntN; sNNOon up Dublin %rrtcr, : cptt
Eantcno TAR oaS MIR lrtitcr ~Aeihcnfc 3otrauen, fcTc ih trt
punihi.e |uHIuhrunS oltr &ufnGSc r9icltc audi Irrcrkiu mi
~ ''P""'". 5cbn s. ~ tIIpn.
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3efamntm,.,c

Scft'n ry S&jT S&iIserr YTc zen ey,arn:
5000 IIr. SSamhrrgsr ,3rrt,n,n.
1850 @ip. ygnitn,
.9tItoi N.
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mil aretrl'er Nunttid,fct beirret. VGnrtauftcute moocn taS
ret6eaihSe Wager dncrttdutitcr. ecuilhe up fran,olilttr : itet0
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Ten treretn III Der bill li,tn Gecingunscn piteerun nit ncuem
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bIuisi tno aelcm0uvra dus attuDi. I'm iG.uttHt GNrro0t tu,ct
Y. y. MEMNtA.
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