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PoLIwuANs AS GENEE.Ns.--In the results
of tie affair at Big Bethel and Of the affair at
Vienna lin each Of which number Of brave
soldiers were uaelessly sacrifced>, except as
warning against the repetition OF such folltes)
the fact stands out before us that o mere poll
tician, however concetsd he may be, is not
the man to handle even email detachment OF
soldiers in movement against the enemy.
Upon this point, however, there is another
matter which should not be disregarded-
Even regiment Of raw volunteers in cam
pnign, unlees provided with some officers capa
BILE Of enforcing wholesome state of disci-
pliBe, j. almost sure to become demOralized
from acs Of lawless violence against the lives
and property Of inohfsndiDg citizens We are
beginning to near some very ugly reports OF
the doiuss of our volunteers in the neignbor-
hood Of Fortress Monroe; and if these lawless
acts have been really committed, they are
chargeahle to the negligence or incompetency
of the officers il the premises; for where the
officer, superior or inferior, knows and dis
charges his duty, The private is man of law
and order. OF oil things, let the administra-
ton zee 90 il TINT the greet cause of the Union
in ti.is war abs.i not be disgraced by acts OF
lawlees cpoliation or by wanton destruction
OF lie or property; aud to guard against such
evils, aooc officers are Indispensable.
AYRfsg. OF MARSHAL KhNf, OF RiLTIMcRE.
Mojor CT neral BaDss, commanding the militia
ry department os Annapolis, has arrested
Marshal Kane, OF Baltimore, and sent him
to Fort McHenry. st Die same tine appointing
in sis stesd as Provost Marshal, Colonel
Kenly OF she First Maryland regiment OF
Volunteers, and superss6ing also the autho-
rity Of tHe Hrard Of folics Commissioners
This action viii soon bring matters to focus
il Haiii0oee aud Maryland. This is the way
to 0eai With rebellion In his proclamation
General Hsnks states tbas Re bss arrested Mar.
shat Kane on The ground of aiding and abet.
ing these IN armed rebellion to the govern
meat. AID rsing at tine head of an armed force
.ilicn h.. hss used t, conceal rather than detec7
acts os treason to tho government. General
Banks adds that as soon as loyal civil off -r
ehell he appointed ny the state authorities III
place OF Marshal Kane, the military of the De.
parrnept vii, render him obedience, aud Colo
mel Kelly will he withdrawn. Had Governor
Jackson, OF Missouri, ana Governor Msgofiin,
Of Kentucky, been arrested at fret, those S,aes
would be in O very different position to-day.
BY DELAY the fires Of rebellion have he.n AL
lowed to gain such headway in toe border Sraas
that 1t is now extremely lard 20 extinguish
them. But better late than never.
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l DEaTRCcfI0N OF THE THIRD AVENUE RAILn0AO
DHrOr-L0sS ABOUT SIZES 900.
A. about Two O'Clock yesterday afternoon fire broke
out IN the Third Avenue Railroad depot budings situa
sed the block bounded by Sixty nfth and Sixty sixth
streets and Second and Third avenues.
Tho fanes whom first discovered were bursting from
the feed department among the hay, located about
the centre of the preases Those who first saw the fire
assert that II sppcarcA bus small and they thought
that with few buckets OF wnaer, could have been
subdued, bat the naamms3e material soon spread she
fire to tho wool anc the dsnse sce created drove all
who endesvpriDg TO quench tho fro from the scene
OF action.
At the rs1 alayn not scs thar between hundred
and eight hundred horses IN the stablss, and the
poor animals their to the gc,ant soldiers Of
the De Kalb regnaeut at present quartsred at Land
maans Hotel on the adjoining block. Tho men rushed
int the stables and with their ves cut ooso tho horses
and turned them INTO the street. The solders them with
the aid Of the stable employers removed AZ the cars,
with the exception Of three that ander tie
Duripg this time Mr. John Darling, Prosdens OF tlse
ooTpsny, tose'her With NJ JOHN aics; the receiver
Tho flames spread With inmeose rapiday, carrying al
was macs Of smouiderlng ruas, leaving nothing
standins but psrtior Of tAs ifont wal!
Tbs heat was tremendous, and the pieces II bursin
wood fell mall frame dweAng 5iock Distant neoc
the Second avenue, setting FIRE to ts roof nnd befors
assistance could be rendered the house burnt down.
cottage house Sixty dtn street, opposite the|
stable was mush scorchcd but the wind carried the
greater part Of the heat in the opposite direction
The alarm brought thousands Of people 70 the Of
cophagratca, and line ofcArs blocketthe avenue for
about mile This, together with the losse horEes
ming IN al directions. rendered the occasion Of
usual confusion The fremen unable TO do much
owing 70 the scarcity Of water, that tho fiery element
had full control and did Its WORK most enectualy
The building was q substantial brick cne, 200 feet |
fronting Third avenue ind SOC feet SEty fifth
Sixty sixth streets, with long frame stables Sixty
street. The frame gables escaped the flames.
The premises we're erected in 1887 at cost Of $lT0 Geo.
90 which there is insurance IN city companies OF
$50 the front building, and the snbes horses
iced harness. &c, $ss, eco, mat' toM Of $lt0 0co
II u estimated that the bay ana feed at tie time Of
the FIRE were worth IS ooo Tho three destroyed
worth about 81 ts0
Tbere many In reference TO the origin OF
the Gre Il having corsmenced where Ore Of any kind
used leads TO the belief that the work of
cepdiAry.
Fire Marsbal Baker early at tho premises and en-
tered into an Investigation.
Notwithstanding the great inconvenience OF want Of
sablrg, &C., we are informed by tie President Of the
road that the cars will be kept running As usual.
We learn that enc Of the horses off and In his
fright epra,g from the dock foot Of Tenth street.
the river and Wa drowned.
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mArr1eA.
BEuAMN-Yosr --onsW Wednesday, juno A. By tbs Rsv.
Samuel J. Knapp, Mr. Wa. Fl. EsNIAMIN 10 MISC MxoCm
H., daughter Of samue. f Post Esq,, all Of this CITY
DAvs-WII-1G-ln Brooklyn, BY the Rev. r. A Tw-
ley, d. D., A. NJ DAVIS Esq, of Chsfago, L. 70 CaRourn
K. daughter Of 6eorge and Julia Whtn OF BSrokku
ls-BRsEy. -On Wednesday, June 20, IN st. nary1s
Episcopal church Brooklyn, by the rector tho Rev Du6a
NJ Johnston, hkzp1EcS VIM IDAis, Of the lnxe r.
Roger Lamb Dublin to- EIzAsxrs fourty dauehfes -
Ireland.
AUNRc-OIpHAn-On Saturday, June /, at g. Pu6orsa
church, Dublin, EDMUND Br3wsR MunHo, Eco, or Wsleo
khgaod. 70 EMILY, second daughter CT John Oldham Ren
liam OLDHAM Esd, senior, Of JaFve Road, count, Lab
lin, Ireland.
WaassI-nOsmTs--In Harlem, ON Wednesday, June -
master Of the Fifteenth H. Mcleod huephys) regime
N. Z. v, to Miss ANNA j. Rosssrs, Oldest da1gnter Il
Stephen Roberts, all Of Harlem.
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Arrivals and departures.

IIvERroos /, anfr EUROPA ut ou-r Bell and wife
Sns Bancroft NJ, Lewis Cspt lo wher srd wife, Mrs
M'tlb fsiend Mr heipop nepso9 ~ ie Lam ,hs
ana w,tc few q hcgh!, rthsm cod hrDtbor Mrs
frrcc spd e,i Mrs ipdIo ard ct lid Warren Colonel
Fremont Captain hoyt. Whitrey wnthrcp sim
Wiener Canon Di, elt q ANDERSON, RClarp l,app
" Nafsr Walker, y aslw9rth, Phelps, Coldaan Ur.
Ian, Cesbmsn, Constehie, Crooks. and WILSON, -
Foar rrxnSS- nted STATES transport Star of tina porth
W Browp " II Damop CHARLES tirinaesl = Msfantz VIM
hcoibnes, J ID humphrey From Key Wes,--Iieut J HI
Duscan.u NJ and Miss Rowe, Mr shotburne
family Rev 8 r. -rrck and family Mrs Charles Howo AM
fsnDy Nrs Edward Howe saa fa1i',v, Mre aIS
want, Mrs Pnsburs and servant, H. Dxan-l6 ihes.e-
CurrTYA-ss Ship Grow Pc,n.-Bev II was.,ng ara wifo.
Of sbsngor ASSAM; Kew loiean, &C NsnprolAssam.
CArcu~c.-sais Algonquin Capt Ssott aAE Rise
MAyAsa@s-Bafk lSnce-Mrs Wn wail, i5sa + f MuI;s,v
Aesssa lssss TtasS JAS W,Ay ia, ho1Eey, J.Jqtss.
ST Tsoa AsBssk Brasleira-C la,c. 81 Ha,si; Lara
que, OF hlAes!oal.
DEPARTURES.
LrEEPQULs ms bjp Asabs, ffoaa ynstor XJ-rl
dt nJs y fnlcvns, tasspsS gliaDns. uiss tarsto-.
aud ma.0. y s hmmsy~. iev X nee, Mrs Nesl, j o
sleeper, SsB. and Itoasas Gsesn Of os.cr,; 2ch1,
Hergy taN NFsf DrS lsasn lcriTar. ai. " F.r, pa.
ssd u Ssirsr. Bangor g IS e3isn, nuckssort se:
Morer MSS Motley Wse,s5, Mys Wagner us1r, IN ber
thaJnss 0s-Jner, "a. lis. Jr 9S: Mrs pan
sr Sstavelpb,I; ni3eSt tsfsll. CaasgI say. low.
ltsr on ttTetnnai; Mr. sn2 hrs Sehs;sst s,-shus
o VehF, s. Joss Ms; M atn.pness a Sssha j r (goa
s'ipss, JOIN fsir, tsrada stephens n Toronto
s7sIss Lake HsfsI; V,n .ss sra siep aen CA.sn Ia
% Te), ec tTre, 81 lo.,-ssad, Nee'cro ana NJ
siveAsh, trshrd Mas " eisA. Paris; Y Del nsysAna
Eavhhs-l
Ftr Hsss-yr o eil y lie and children, Ssyv Haven
niliot hctsr lscah, srosibaa main and fan,s
bspnah, psifsx; I Iosson ana Langley, NontseAi-
II. Toisi g.
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TIE TwENTY.FIFTH REGIMENT.

The T~eoty fifth regiment, Union Rangers" Colonel
James Kerrsan, received orders " leave yesterday for
The Feat OF war; but NOT able go owing 70 the fact
OF their not having the proper equpmen,s rhere Is
greet deal Of complaint among tbs tho quality
81 The clothes that have been furnished them They a2
ar 70 be oil made OF eze and of course totally
unit for regiment Of d6erept sized ren. This fault
WILL however, be remcd,ed and Colonel Kerrgan
expects W be able 70 get his OF by the early part Of
text week.
'he regiment numbers about nine hundred, and
fine ses Of have boen mustered into the
United states servce As the necessary camp
equpsRe ana arms arrive the Rangers will without fur
thsr desy, start for the war
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FIRST REGIMENT UNITED STATES CON.
STITUTION GUARD.

This regiment is filling up braky. Men OF good cha
racter only received into It's ranks and sobety In
the applicant one Of its indispensable requisites The
officers saw service and Of the right material
Their headquarters No c49 william street. where able
bodied men presenting themselves for enlistment will be
received also at the cBce Of Mr.. Mcrghe, No 1S6
Broadway, Dey street. who s authorized 70 pro-
vide recruits With ratioAs &C., en- signing the roll
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THE rH1RrY. sEcO.p HECrMgyT.

Contrary 10 expectation this regiment die take ts
departure for the seat Of yesterday. IRE encamp
ment however, ut staten leland the OF buztc
and preparation, their Departure i pnitively
for Today. The won't of tae recessary sr,as
and equjpn ents has been ths OF the delay, but
yesterday ell the REQUISITES p,ov1ed and tbe
quite enthusiastic at fhe approach CT the
fnent when they viii be called upon do active service
in behalf Of their country and their 1g The grounds
of the encampmelt, which beautifully iccaea tor
tie purIofe for which they present. used, we're
visited yesterday by a numerous crowd 0; vislters
friends of the thirty second in expectation that iney
would have the last chance Of looking upon thcsc
loved previous 70 their entering upon The daagess Of
aroucus campaign. The regiment number apJut $50
aDd since their encampn eut the )sisno have
rived at high state OF proficiency military
The greater portion Of the officers
composed or returned Calforuaps, have seen ser
voa in the Mexican war; 10 tho Inhabitants Of Staten
Island, in the vicinity Ct Camp Yates they
Tor Havelocss and other little comforts Incidental
life Of the soldier
10 day the thirty second will arrive In this city,
about eleven O'clock at the foot OF twenty Third street.
whe they will proceed TO the corner Of r~enry-it,h
st. Get ard L. xipgton avenue, where they will be pre-
heDted with u stand OF Cclois.
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IMPERIAL ZOUAvEs.

T7b regiment having been accepted ny .he cenerai
government have changed their " tho Frat reg
Washington Grays, and have adopted Uniform
similar ~ the fatigue dress OF tho Seventh regiment
with the army ovcrcoat The men are now being ca
caDped IN the grounds lately occupied the Scot le
Guard at Essr New York Great credit il due Golrel
Merritt anil hs officers for thor lndomiable perez
They VIII piobasly b. vice
within ten Gays, and wl proceed 70 tho scat vi
carly GATE.
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rebels. Wood positively execrstes 1t for its
bAoodthirsty proclivtties.
What ID to be done? Let the Hon. Robes
pierre Gresley and the Hon. Ben. Wood arm in
arm, proceed at once to Washington, and de-
mand Of Honest Ase Lincoln, on the spot, Q
choice between q policy Of remorseless blood
and carnage and lottery policy of milk and
water.
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NEW ROCHELLE CADETS.

company has been organized in New Rochells West
chester county with the shove title The following are
the csccrs-s Perry Ayyes Captain; John Fowler Jr,
First lieutenant; Henry " Clark Second Lieutenant
Theodore Pine Third Lieutenant David Chebul,ez First
sergesnt; Samue. G. yelling, seooud Sergeant; g. Van
Etten, third Sergeant W Dolamater Fourth Sergeant
Frederick Prime Jr, Fifth Sergeant Samuel Cowdry,
Corporal John Bloom, Corporal E. Iambden, Corporal
John F. Jarvis, Corporal
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THE CLINTON RIFLES.

The work Of recruiting for this regiment Is going on
very successfully Already crs Of aid In the matter Of
monsy and men are coming in from every side. 1t is
expected that the rolls viii be full within the nex1 ten
days This fne corps 10 TO be furneheo With the ceebra
TED Enfield rife, aAd the uniforms to be OF superior
Clinton Rifles are directed to report theseyes datly ct
twelve at headquarters, No 62 William street, TO
Captain A. Aalho1y Gutnan, who has been appointed
Acting Adjutant by Colonel PAee
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SCOTT RIFLES.

This popular regiment Ia progressing very rapidly TO
completion there being already enrolled avs full compa
nice Of first class men. The munifcent donation OF 70
vcvng red cannon, presented to thena and the Enfield
rife sword bsyonst. which will constitute their arma-
nent VIII render this the most formidable corps as YET
Forwarded to the seat Of Good men, having expe
rence IN the Of the rife may apply mmediately 1t
the reFmenia headquarters 10 Beekmsr street. and at
the bysrch depcs 88 Prince street. 4o7 Broeme street.
and at the recruiting Office, Brooklyn.
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NEW MAP OF THE SEAT OF WAR

Messrs. H. Il G. Blunt have just issued map Of the
scat Of var, embracing parts Of Virginia. Maryland aud
Delaware anu showing the positions OF the places Of into
rest IN the aesheorhood Of Fortress Monroe, YorwQ
Norfolk Rebmood, fredericksburg, Manassas Gap, Alex.
anara, Harpers Terry, BALTIMORE Washington, &C. The
serndpgs Of the bays and rivers are also given and the
niles.
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ANo1xER MAJOR GENERAL FOR THE WAR;
We learn that his Excellency Hon. Henry J..
Raymond, of Solferino fame, who has won i'm
perishAble laurels in 'the elbows Of the
Mincio," and by his renowned race to Brescia,
has started for Fortress Monroe, as inspector
general Of the operations going forward in
that vicinity. His recent criticisms upon the
defences at Washington, and his programme of
the campaign, mark him out as the man for
the time pupil of Napoleon, worthy Of such
a teacher in the art of war. Surely all viii
now 60 on right about Old Point Comfort,
Hampton, Newport News, Big Bethel and
Yorktown, to say nothing Of Sewalls Point
and Norfolk. We have no doubt that q Gene
ral of such experience in the italian war will
render, by his advice, great service to the
officers at Fortress Monroe, and the fruit will
soon be visible in numerous triumphs; after
which he will be fully entitled to the appoint
mert Of Major General. In addition, we would
suggest that Hon. Horace Greeley Immediately
receive field marshal's baton. These are
the men to lead the troops to victory. With
two such warriors at their head, who can doubt
success?
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THE FIFTEENTH REGIMENT.

Judge Jsres a. Welsh Paymsster of The Fifteenth re-.
finert was married in Harlem on Wednesday evening,
to Misc Anna T. Roberts, The ceremony wac performed
by the Rev. william Gilbert Of the Second avenue ar
km) Methodist church The regiment Il IL expected,
Win 'cAye ~ az q " ptlrtw,
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CINE Un1on-It Must and Shall ne Pre-
seryc Wa the iangusSg OF az greatest ssScmen
Mhc aaoher OF TIE Fathess Of the reput speaking az
brated throuyhous The land With bones rewor And r.
Joicin "a order that In this trying hour Aussress
~, hoBxETS No ISL BrCseway besween Day sEd Cst
Consumsss arc invited TO cali sed exaz.1ine
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Military Shoulder Brace AND Abaomiy M
PuI porter combined and superio1 sssce
Ou.'s 7russ Cince, no. 2yesey street, Aator house.
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Hilrs Hair Dye 10 Cos -Biack or Brown.
best In Lepot, No. Barclay stres,, sold b.
cruggish
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Wheeler q WalsOa's Improved Sswins
Machine, a. reduced pdcss Office so5 Broadway.
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ARRTvAY, OF GENERAL FREM0NT.-This disttn-
guished public man, who arrived at Bos-
ton on board the Europa, reached this
city yesterday, after an absence of several
months on the other side of the At
lantic. We presume that he will speedily re-
port himself at Washington for active ser
vice in this war. The administration, recog
MIXING his services, his experience, sagacity,
courage and intrepidity as military leader in
California, having thus promoted him while
yet in Europe to the position of Major Gene
ral, oil that remains to be done for him is the
selection of his military department From his
peculiar experience and qualifications, we
have 70 doubt that In Texas and the neigh
boring Territories he would prove the mos
valuable acquisition to the cause Of the govern
ment; but whatever department may be as
signed him, we are confident that he will meet
the eapguine expectations Of the government
and the country. His explorations and cam
paigns in our far western Territories and In
California have been to Fremont what Algeria
has been to the surviving officers of the French
army serving there. In his case, as in theirs,
this rough and perilous experience among
mountains, deserts and savages has advanced
him In his capabilities to a position among the
best soldiers of the age. t0a
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100000
Worth of
eCMNKR CLOTHING
AT ari cnder csst Of mauufacSure
Gaud Y,ln0n stycsk
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Forcing Men "a Fight -Mvery Man I'm
Virginia between the agcs Of Is and co. ID forced ne
ranks OF the rebels II in this city besWeen l6
and 60 who wear kNoxs lannon's Ias TsS e fctn
N less han twenty four hours There nothing Ire 60
tel easy fitting usht hat 70 inspire with pxtri0thar
makes the neAtest presest aid cheapest Hats the dr.
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HIGHLAND ZOUAvES.

This fine corps which is composed In part OF the stu
cents Of the Academy at Peekski, to have dress
parade and drill their parade grounds at Peeskl
The members Of this corps are said to drill nearly mot
fully well the Cadets ct West Point The friends
q the company desiring 70 SEQ them can leave Chm
bess street, at eleven O'Clock A. n Returning leave
Peekskl at half past three r H. enabling them to be IN
the city before dusk.
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Batchsloxss Hafr Dye--The Dsst In the
woxic-ha1nless rehA39e and Instantaneous oold and -
pied vt BA1CHAlORS wig factory, Is Bond street.
CrastnAero's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
PEGS the best IN tbs word Wholesale and rsteA end -
d3c privately applied NJ No. 8 Assor House,
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Prizes Cashed In All Legal Lotteries
y JOSEPH BATAs Broker 70 Nj street, up aa,rs New
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SECOND REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE MI
LITA,

PAymaster John G. Armour VIII leave on Monday
July at four O'Clock NJ, for Washington, for th,.
purpose Of paying OF the Second regiment. now in Wire
g,na Az this will be the last chance for recruits join
the regiment II Will be necessary for them to report
themselves M twelve O'Clock on Monday. Recruiting
Office at the Axory, Seventh street. md at l6s Fulton
street.
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THE GUNBOAT o. A. TYLER ASHORE.

SNNiE, June y, 1881.
TIE gunboat A. o. Tyler, which &c. toe rock below
the canal last evening Is likely 10 remain there for the
present, IS thu river sfalHng.
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FjHEGEY.
The Thirtieth Al5sry Icis.rent, under command CT
Colonel Frisbey, id arrive the city yesterday,
much to the disap ntnt OF ierge numbers OF the
friends OF the regime New York. ate IN the ater
despatch wasi >CeveG asteneral Arhurs Office,
stating that the lmelt hed beer detair but worli
leave Absny at half-past SIX cclcck r. N They Dey
efofe, DO expected here about ;wo O'Clock this
morning.
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FIFTEENTH REGIMENY NEW YORK voLc

IEEAS, COL. J. MVLEOD MURPHY.
The 6De regiment, wb.en has heen encainpe; a:
less Pom. ,or sevea weeks, did take i,s depart,
yesterdsy for the sent OF wrr as expected. they W
probably leave to-day.
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Omcial Drawings Of Wood, Eddy = O..
=. KENTUCKY. EXTRA CLASS S55 June ~ 1851
Co. TO- |, II. Is, g, q. 2, &c. GO, q, q, As.
67, IS, 20. SO, AZ. 3, &c, II, l6, C6, &c. 7. IL.
Circulars sent free Of charge ty sdsreang either
Covtngton KY, OF 81 Loyia No