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The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-12
IN COMMON COUNCIL.

At regular meeting of the Common Council of
Alexandria, held November Goth, 1851, there
were present:
S. f. Beach, President pro tenn;
Samuel Baker, John Eveleth, Jas. L. Dyson,
John Z. Taylor, Fl. S. Martin. S. A. Garwood, j.
A. Stoutenburg, S. l.. G. Sidebortom.
His honor, Lewis Mckenzie, administered the
oath of office to the following members Caleb S.
Hallowell, VIM Arnold and Chas. B. Shirley.
An Application was made by VIM. Gregory for
a reduction in his taxes
On motion, the application was referred to the
Committee on Claims.
Mr.. Stoutenburg, from the committee appointed
to examine into the affairs Of the Poor House, re-
ported that the present keeper would continue to
act until his successor was appointed.
B. M. Franks was nominated and elected clerk
of this Board.
On motion, it was
Resolved, That the President pro tenn. appoint
the committees on finance and salaries and lioh-
The following we're then appointed as members
OF said committees
On Finance and Salaries-Hallowell and Car
lin.
On Light-Arnold and Stoutenburg.
A communication from E. Henry was read and
referred to the Committee on Light
On motion, it was
Resolved, That the appointment Of all the city
officers be postponed until the next meeting
S. F. BEACH, President pro tenn.
JAS. l.. Dyson, Clerk pro tenn.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-12
IN COMMON COUNCIL.

The members elected to the Common Council,
at the election held on the Goth day of November,
1861, assembled at their chamber on the 22d day
of November, 1861.
James L. Dyson was appointed to act as clerk
returns of the Commissioners of Election.
Ofthe Councilmen appearing by said returns to
have been cleo ted there were present the follow
ing. 80. a-..t. lss.=
From First Ward-Samue Baker, Garret Hulst,
James F. Carlin, John Eveleth. r4
L From Second Ward--Jam L. Dyson, John T.
Taylor.
From Third Ward-Henry s. Martin, S. Fergu-
son Beach, S. A. Garwood James A. Stoutenburg.
From Fourth Wards. L. c. Sidebottom.
Lewis Mckenzie, the newly elected Mayor. APP
peared before the Council, and produ ed a proper
certificate that he had taken the oath required by
the convention Of Virginia, the oath of Office,
and he thereupon administered the same oath to
the members present
Wm D. Massey was unanimously chosen Pres
ident Of the Board.
Mr.. Massey not being present, S. F. Beach was
chosen President pro tenn.
On motion, the rules heretofore governing the
proceedings of Council were adopted as the rules
Of the present Council
On motion, James A. Stoutenburg was appoint
ed committee on behalf of this Board to look
after the condition Of the Poor House, and report
what action, if any, is necessary in relation to it.
Council then adjourned, TO meet on Tuesday,
the 26th inst, at o'clock. N.
S. F. BEACH, President pro tenn
JAS. L. Dyson, Clerk pro tenn.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-12
Il "a PRINTED AT THE 49,
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE OFFICE.

Indian depredations have been renewed
IN New Mexico. on a large scale. The mer-
chants Of the territory have been directed to
hand in their money for "a government
loan" NOM - Aa #8
tits proposed to call Convention in Ma
ryland to form new State Constitution.
The Z. S. Government has replied to the
invitation of Eogland, France, and Spain, to
take part in the expedition against Mexico,
declining to have anything to do with it..
It Is said that some of the friends of FIRE.
mont. will make statements against regular
army officers who made unfavorable reports
concerning Fremont, which will damage
their credit for reliability.
The report of the United States Secretary
Of the Treasury is playing the mischief with
tea-ke'tles already. The New York specu-
ulators have further advanced the price Of
green teas, and the chances are that it will
90 peg or two higher. The sugar deal
ers have likewise been trying to run pri-
ces up.
The scarcity of cotton is beginning to be
severely felt in New York in certain branch
es of manufactures. The raw material is
worth between 80 and 40 cents. The spec.
ulation in printing cloths and other cotton
goods continues lively, with steady en-
hancement in value. = -
f.. - -
1t is understood that Thaddeus Stevens
says that be did not make the remarks in re-
ference to General Mcclellan, at the Repub-
lican caucus Of. Monday evening, imputed to
him by letter writer's.
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At the last accounts the Spanish feet was
within thirty-six hours sail of Vera Cruz.
The Mexicans were daily expecting the arri-
val of the allied fleet. The general feeling
appeared to be hatred of Spain. No resis-
lance, however, would be made at Vera
Cruz or Tampico. The guns of the Castle
San Juan d'Utloa were being carried inland,
and if any Mexican symptoms can be trus-
ted, most determined resistance will be
made to the army of Spanish invasion.
Garrett Davis was, on Tuesday, elected
United States Senator by the Kentucky LIE.
gislature, to fill the unexpired term Of Mr..
Breckinlidge.
The Southampton, England, correspon-
dent of the Dublin Freemens Journal, after
announcing the arrival of the steamer Nash
vile in that port, adds:-"The Nashville is
going to Bremen for repairs. She is 10 q
very dilapidated state"
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

The cashier Of the Farmers Bank at
Richmond gives notice that the payment of
$24 1913, which the bank holds as the pro.
perry Of Capt. R. H. Ramsey, has been zen.
Joined" as being liable to sequestration.
None except those known to be actual res
idents on the line Of the Richmond, Freder-
icksburg and Potomac Railroad, are allowed
to travel upon it without passes. The Rich.
mond and Petersburg Railroad Company re-
quire "passes" from all who travel over
their road ~ ~
VIM. F. Gordon has been elected clerk Of
the Virginia House # Delegates.
James L. Kemper, Of Madison, was on
the I'd inst, elected Speaker of the Virginia
House of Delegates.
The Confederate Court, in Richmond
have confscated SIS, 900 in the hands Of the
bankers Purcell, in that city, the property of
Ashmead ct ais. of Philadelphia. v
There has been much rejoicing over the
safe arrival of James G. Herndon, late Sur
geon in the U. S. Navy.
The Knoxville Register states. on the au-
thority of an officer of the Confederate Gov
eminent, that the agents of the government
have already purchased in East Tennessee
alone not less than 100000 hogs and adds:
I'VE believe that East Tennessee has proju-
ced pork enough to supply the whole SOUTH
ern my for the next twelve months, indie
pendent of the great hog raising regions Of
the adjacent States "
The Virginia State Convention has passed
an ordinance for altering the present mode
of electing Attorneys, Clerks and Constables
in the State.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-12

The RIVER The riverside has been very
quiet for some days. There was no inter-
ruption to the general quiet this morning;
no arrivals whatever, fyon4r s,a.,,f
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-12

The WEATHER.-The weather has again
grown cold, and ice glistens at sunrise on
all the shallow waters of this Deighborhood.
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MARRIED.

On the 10th instant by Rev. E. P. Phelps, Mr..
GEORGE POTTER, and Miss ANN LYLES.
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DIED,

On Thursday night, the 4th instant, EDWIN,
son of the late Daniel Moaroe, in the Seth year
of his age.
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AN INclDENr.-The Military Parade which

AN lNclDENr.-The Military Parade which
passed through the principal thoroughfares
this morning, attracted considerable atten.
ton, "A novel attachment to it consisted of
three guards and another soldier Of the U.
s. army, who bore upon his back board
inscribed !: 'Deserter--a Coward" This
man was thus exhibited, it is understood,
by sentence of q Court Martial Soldiers
serving out sentences by carrying bags Of
sand to and fro, or marching with KNAPP
sack filed with brickbats, are no uncommon
spectacle in sections Of the city near Militia
ry Quarters. ,g..
The MAYORS OFFIcE.-This morning sew
eral iquor-seling cases were brought up at
the Mayors Office, and considerable CONVEX
sation took place relative to the sale of ar.
dent spirits to soldiers. The Military Officer
Of the day said it was nearly impossible to
get direct evidence of the sale of liquor to
soldiers, yet it was done hourly. The Court
hoped that hereafter the military guard
would not bring these cases before him, but
after giving notice would take every person
engaged in the Illicit traffic, and shut them
up in the provost prison until the war was
over aameiiass AZ 57aHl tllH ,K9aH bs.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-05
CEPHALIC PILLS
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE
SICK Fl EADAC HE.
CURE
n E R V GUS HI ACHE.
CURE
A l. l. K n d S OF HEADAC T.

BY the use If these Pills the periodic
or SICK Headache may be prevented and if taken the
commencement Of attack imn date relief fro pain
AMI sickness will be obtained
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and Headache
to VII CD females subject.
They act gently upon the Understanding C0Sirr7isss
Fo- Literary s, Statdsnis Delicate Females, and all
erSons Of sedetarg habits, they are valuable as Lrrc
tire improving the appetite giving tone and ugor to the
digestive organs and restoring the natural elasticity an
trength Of the whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result of Ing :nYestiga
ton and carefully conducted experiments having been in
use many years. during which they have prevented
and relieved vast amount of pain and suffering from
Headache whether originating in the nervous system
from deranEeG state of The stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their composition, and
may he taken at all times with perfect safety without
making any change Of Diet and he absence of any dis.
agreeable taste renders easy administer them to chit
dren
BEWARE OF COUNTERFFTTS!
The genuine have FIVE signatures of Henry c. Spalduo
e.ch Box.
sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicines
\ BOX Will be sent by mail prepaid receipt of the
PRICE 25 CENTS.
Az orders should be addressed to
HENRY C. SPALDING,
as Cedar Sree, New York.
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Aublif gales
81 SAMUEL II, GOVEE,

ses LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
-"2' 5000 FREIT, SHADE ASD EVERGREEN TREES.
FROM THE C0NCORDYILLE NURSERIES,
DELAWARE COUNTY, Pa.
~ III b. sold on THIS FRIDAY) MORNING, April 5th,
ls6i commencing at u O'Clock, at No West Baltimore
s',e.t, adjoining the store Of George R. Dodge, Esq
S,ngJ PEACH TREES,
CHa.istiEG Of NEW AND CHOICE VARIETIES. all Cf
@hca are grown from the NATURAL SEED and Budded
ron Young bearing Trees guaranteed free from disease
4 LARGE VARIETY OF EVERGREEN AND SHADE
TX rs Of handsome growth
~ This win re the most attractive sale of Fruit and
i5ha te Trees this season.
TerTs cash. in Baltimore funds
- NO Postp'pement on account Of the weather
W. H. K CHS. PETERS,
ConcoTdville, Delaware Co, Pa.
.-,, 3. II. GOV FIR, Auct.,
't''' 81 Baltimore street.
l: TRUSTEES SALE.
M ny irtuc Of decree of the Circuit Court OF lti-
nnh7s lore city, the undersigned. TRUSTEE will sell at
Eaips To- the highest bidder, at the Exchange
O'Clock IN uFShAH, the 10th day Of April, 1861, at
M, ~ Ail IAT LOT OF GROUND and twost2ry Brick
cast sids a. NO AZ, fronting thirty the
Nuunery win dn rect nearly opposite the Carmete
; -. mit 'epIl u one hundred an eighty feet sinh
JsCt 70 ground rent of seyeny-fva doaESs -
me evening IS large and nmodious IaroSa ~ ~.
fL mas ~ me modern improvements and con-
2. ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND and Pri,,. ,rr,,,,,
- on the south sac OF Orleans street, rontin, "
the depth o. 81 feet and subject ground i - get IN
used a coal yard anu mas Oeeh
The terms Of sale are-One-halfcash ard ono balsf -;
months. with interest and security. III s'A
For title mortgage from James Peters ana wife doti
9th May 1857, and recorded in Iher e. D. No I2s Soii
Sc, &c. T. PARKIN SCOTT, TRUSTEE i0
SAMUEL II. COVER,
IhII-o "a" u r. 81 AuctOneer.
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BELLE VERNON, OHIO, Jan. Is, 1861.
HENRY C. SPALDISa, Esq.
Please find inclosed twenty-five cents for which send me
another box of your Cephac Pills. Then are truly ne
best Pills Ihare erer tried "
Direct A. SLOWER, p NJ.
Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co., o.
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8aHkers ann BrUsefs

4;8nkers sY7h NrFbeYs
Gs"''ttS H'tS lytN@Sta
! "a HApTTNT T I77ITTc7 ------------
! MI AtllN LEW 10,
! 1FA BILL ND STOCK BROKER
No. "A SECOND STREET,
Has special arrangements for the purchase and sale Of
STOCKS, BONDS &c
mh2O t in the New York market
n
| M ahIIH LEM Is,
! I've NOTE AND ELL BPOEER
No. ~ SECOND STREET,
rays Individual attention the negotiation CONNER
cial PaD+r and Loans # ell descrpt!ors
Cash advances made on Colsterals. mh2tt
v oTIT-I- IyTIJST,T - - ~ ~, S-7=-,
| ~ OiLSj DlOCho AMI BONDS
~ - BOUGHT AND SOLD.
No ~ a sE S6T2I STE STR. EFT,
BUYS and sells on CommisSian
/ NEGOTIABLE RUSIN ESS PAPER
STOCKS AND BONDS IN ALL MA Rf FITS
GRANTS DISCOUNTS On APPR1VED SEt,IrgTrIEs
| ADVANCES MONEY ON C0LLATERAiS
BUYs 1SD s sEES FT% xxx EXGMANG G
and attends personally to all and every uJ Of Bror and
BANKING business. jal5-tf
I EONAftD y. TURNKEY,
- DEALER IN
co N ME CT PA PER &.
NO l' SOUTH STREET. .Ti'r1vo,r Mn
" '' '
COMMERCIALLY g.,
PAPER { Bought, Sold and Negotiated
raw, SneciaI a+tant;or c;yen m .bo Ns,ot;otio,,
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Fl. c. SPALDITG, Esq
wish for some circulars large show bills, to bring
your Cephaic Pills particularly before customers
II you have any thing of the kind, me
One of subject Sick Head
ache casually lasting daVs cured of an dttrcI
an one hour byp0ar Pills, which sent her
Respectfully yours, W. B. WILKES
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SALE.
~ x. w. BENNETT 4.
SPECIAL SALE

500 PIECES OF
"Oo CARPETINGS AND MATTINGS,
n ,,,r,,,,. 4 r 4 UCTTON.
IN WEDH ESDAY MORNING NEXT 8pr;I ~ at II
precisely shall sell at rs and 80 South Charles
100 PIECES OF 81 AND A HEAVY u1yFn CAP
natterns fhI4NGs' IHREEPLY FIiLING-of desirable
patterns ALSO N'i'""'e
Inn PIECES # 3D. ( T. ; AND G. WHITE AMI PEN
w Oh ECh ED CANTON MATTlNG-of sunarior ~
y, part Of which is T. celebrated contract1gaHHb;Ii
hatnngs-fesh and of recent importation ADAPTED e
Terms:-Under 500, cash; over that amount co s.
credit for approved endorsed paper. 0SS
f. w. BENNETT & co,
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SPRUCE CREEK, HUNTINGTON Co PAP
=, , January IS, 1861.
SIR You will please send boxes Of your Cephaiic
Pills. Send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours,
JN0. B. SIMONS
eGcchsRt
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Ky EIIISuN q co

a:.a TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a de-
Eli; cree OF the Circuit Court for Baltimore city, the
S undersigned will sell to the highest bidder on the
premises, on TUESDAY, 10Th April, 1861 the hour OF
THOSE TWO UNFINISHED HOUSES on the sont,eo,+
corner Of franklin street and Gravel alley and distant
feet west ry from North Calvert street The
houses are each eighteen feet front and thirty four feet in
depth are three stories high, and have every preparation
Tor Tie usual modern improvements The lots are AZ feet
DEEP and each lot is subject TO annual rent of 72 from
ary last $3.50 - $50 'N'
Terms One third cash; oncthird four and balance in
eight months, iji interest. "
GEO. II. WILLIAMS, Trustee
,,,,., GIBSON Il co,
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NIatfornl Scales.

"a MURDOCH'S STANDARD SCALES,
FOR HAY AND COAL, put up at short notice.
NSSeN Also, hand, all sizes Of FLOOR and PORTA-
Sl2zz4A BILE ? IATFOKA SCALES, C0UNTERaSCALES,
BEAMS c OF superior quality, and warranted duraby
correct. RICHD MURDOCH,
s22tf No. 4f South Charles
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[From the Democrat, st. Cloud. Mimi
II you are, have been troubled the headac
send for A box (Cephac Pills. so that may have the
in case of an attack.
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t s; TRUSTEES SALE

IRzsA GROUND RENTS AND VERY VALUABLE PRO
PERTY IN THE CITY OF BAL TIM0RE1 NJ
he undersigned, Trustee, will cer for sale by public
auction, at the Exchange on MONDAY AFTERN00N
ne i5th day Of April, 1851 at o'clock, the following
l.t-A RENT OF SIS PER ANNUM, payable ont Of
Iot at the SoutheaSterHmOS of President and Stiles
deep 'S S'''1' " oo leeI
2d:-AN ANNUITY OF $5O PAYABLE out of n lot al
joining No on the south, II feet inches front ON pres
dent street, with drp.h Of 50 feet. " 'es'
Sian ANNUITY OF $50 payable out Of Lot in rear Of
LOT NO and at southweSernmOst stiles street
feet deep. e'' ~
4th;-AN ANNUITY OF So, payable ont OF Lot adioin
deep ' y ~ i'0'
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YPsILANrI, Mich, Jan. Il, 1861.
SIR: Not long since sent you a box of Cepha!ic
Pills for the o. the Nervous Headache and Costveness
and received the they had good an effect that
iaduced to send for mare
Please se.d by returA mail. Direct to
A. i. WHEELER,
Ypsilanti, Michigan,
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ne LOIS TON Whch tllse Ground Rents payable are
all well improved and the Ground Rents perfectly secure
ALSO. LIE E0LL nMLNE EELiDEL.I.N. --

Y
5hA LOT ut the southeast corner Lexington street
and little Sharp street. fronting Lexington Street p
icet and having depth # 70 feet, improved by three
story and attic BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, With two
story and attic back hl:idng occupied by Mr. Peter
ram rms ct will be sold subject annuity of $40
lGr the Life Of Sr Sarah Aitn and subject also to
the right Of dover Of Peter Falnms wife The = ount
due to the Domcil Society under its mortgage, will be
stated at the time Of sale. 'So' VIII NC
6sh-The PREMISES Nos, OK and &c, being front Of Is
lee on the south SIDE Of Lexington between Charles
AID Sharp streets having deyth of 70 feet improved by
tWo-St9ry BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, in the occup3-
ton OF Ann Marietta also, Office occupied by Mr.
hopes as Law Office, and also Back Building occupied
$l333. ~ ''41 VI
The terms of sale will hoFor Ground Rents cash. the
properties on Lexington half cash. balance in 10
months, with interest and approved equity
GEORGE R. GiNNAMOND, Trustee
F. W. BENIN EFT l. Co,
apl eoSds Auctioneers
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FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE co.
ESTABLISHED IN 1886.

Cash Capital and reserved OoOOOo
Daily revenue 1900
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from the Examiner Norfolk, Val
Cephaiic Pills accomplish the object for which they wcr
made, viz: Cure of headache in all its FORMS
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HAyERFoRD, Pa, Feo c, 1861.
SIR: wish you:o send more box of your Cepha.
lie Pills, hare received great deal Of benefit from them
Yours, respectfully.
MARY ANN STOIEHOUSE.
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KAMES r. CHANGE,
- GATE AUCTIONEEEl
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
ana Dealer in all kinds of AUCTION GOODS suited to
both City ana Country Merchants, who requested to
anime the same before purchasing elsewhere
JAMES r. CHANCE,
Commission Merchant
q stories y +. corner Baltimore and Charles
Entrance IN LaTlpS street
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'EiRUSTEES' 6ALE.--By virtue of decree of
the Circait Court Tor Baltimore city, the undersigned
VIII sell On ~ ESDA \, I'D day Of April, 1861 the
hour OF O'Clock Z. b., the PROMISES the highest
bidder the following described LOT or GROUND in sail
city, valuable a Coal ard, viz:
begnnlnG for same 50 feet north from the northwest
corner Of Lombard and Eden streets thence north bind
ing Eden street 100 feet thclahouts thence west
Tardly with an even depth of 10 feet to Canal str The
Lot IS subject to annual rent Of $780, able 3tey
and held under lease fom r. ouEh Trustee, Il a. TO
taEgly Robins dated sth December, 1854 recorded in
Land Records OF Baltimore city, Il. d. No 73, folio 2cS
The 0ihce Railroad track Coal Scales, and plsnkng Tor
coal on the lot will he sod at the time place.
either separately or with the OF NAV be desired
TaXes paid 10 st January last, and rent to LIST April.
Terms prescribed by dGCree-Ouc-half n day Of
sale the rest in six months with interest approved
Curity. :. n. TAGART, )rr
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,, , AAsoNvILLE, CONN, Feb 8, 1861.
MIR. SPlLDlNG.
SIR have tried your Cephalic Pills and like them so
oe that want you to send me two dollars worth
Fart OF these for the neighborS, to whom gave
few out of the first box got from you
Send the Pills by mail. and obIige
Your obedient servant
JAMES KENNEDY.
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SHAREHOLDERS PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR
ALL ENGAGEMENTS OF THE COMPANY
ALL DIRECTORS ARE SHAREHOLDERS.
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aa- A single bottle of SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
will save ten times its cost annually sa
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~ The foreground nre Zounvcs lrnnplng OH the Rebel
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New Map inst engraved t4x2- hes in sixs show
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according 10 the latest information The Borltf of mis-
Char composed OF Mit1ry Figures showing fourteen
positions for The Musket- arcorng Hanlee Tactics
!. III This Char can be had with The Mili,sry Msp Of
Virginia, Mary land, eic. Size 2-x3o Prize ID ccnis
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