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THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER e., 1864.
new AND IMPORTANT Doc
U@EhT.
II Issues Of the Campaign. ;"
*'SHkLL THE NORTH VOTE FOR 4
0lSuhiOM PEACE ?H
aca@o Tribune Campaign
Document, No. =.

we have Issued, and are nov prepared to
1nfnish, sixteen page pamphlet entitled
Vote for Disunion Peacee" This document
is divided into the folio sing heads;
CoSTENTA
Historical Revicw-Who are Responsible for the
WaE*-Thc Rebellion at it, L.sr Gasp-Th3 Great
1ssas-Natora: g sr ION p!a.f,tm 1dopsed 4 Rst
The Mcau,,r Of lie Democratic Pat4orn-
TIC Pss1 HoP: !ea Eli e
Letter OF Accept61ce-The Meanin. OF Peace is
MISUNDERSTANDING Eeujamin's Le:ter-Ano official
Declaration that tLs South will haEe DIson!on or
NoiAinc-Gencra! Grant on tho WaE-llis Letter
LION. z. y Washhurne-Georce u. Pen detnn
and Lis DialrJa1 Record-Ms. fcnd!eton In favor Of
State RiEhtr* Man-Mr PendIeton says the People
cannot Amend the Constitution 60 a. to Ahois
Ciclan's Campaign on the Pcninsrla-Appea! Of
The National Onion Committee to the People OF
the Cultcd 6iatcs.
This comprehensive document, embracing
the platforms ef both parties, the letters Of
Gen. Mcclellan, General Grant and Secretary
Benjamin, md many other documents Of Wits
inter.st, which are not found In any similar
publication, Will be
Scnt by Express 1t Two Dollars per
Hundred.
Let Union men circulate It everywhere.
Orders accompanied by the cs-h will be filed in
the order III which they are received.
Adorere CHICAGO TRIBUNE CoxrAKI.
sKx CAMPAIGN SONGS.
AuAr11p TO FAMILIAR TC2xs.
HOW Mcclellan Took MANASSAS:
The RnllyfnC Song.
ssan% a. b y,f,s75 @95 Brave noy' Fighting In
The Young hnpolconD
Our Course IL Onwarx Eger.
The American Flag.
, 1864-09-22

ccnHence nezt Aoucay,
Ct 4rtly fcr 2ub:tttutea and Re.futt3 to
fe92 et39lt lSAaCE. A1TT d CO.. IS Ci1rkst.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING IN THE
WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE,
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1864.
OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER
HAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULATION.

~ Free Delivery of Letters by Carriers at the
residence Of owpers may be secured by observing
the following Rules:
i Direct letters plainly to the street and number
of the hopse.
Head letters with the writer g full address, in
Guiding street and mum Der, and request answers to
be addressed accordingly.
8. Letters to stranger or transient visitors in
town or city, whose special address may be un-
known should be marked in lower left hand corner
With the werd " Transient "
4. Place the postage stamp on the upper right
hand corner, and leave space between the stamp
and direction for post-markipg without interfering
with the writing.
-Areauest for the return Of letter to the writer
II unclaimed within thirty days, less, written
printed With the writer's full address across the
Jeff hand end of the envelope, face side, will be
complied with at usual prepaid rate of postage
payable when delivered to writer.
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PROPOSALS FOR MAIL BAGS.
PoST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Sealed Proposals viii be received at this f Be-
ment until O'Clock m, the twenty second day
of November next, for furnishing, during the pc
Rod from the first day of December 1854, to the
thlrtieth Of June 1885 such quantities of the fol-
time be required ard ordered, to wit:
JUTE CANVAS MAIL SACKS.
~ SIZE No l, as inches in length and s. inches in
and 48 inches in cireum fersnceJ and of size No 3,
~ inches in length and IS inches in circumfer.
The sacks of size No. ]. are to be made of closely
woven Jute Canvas, weigh ing. not less than IA
of the warp to be each doubled and twistei and to
Wgn one oGPcs t. about fifty yards and Of the an.
on to ABOUT OF ts warp weigh
n The sacks Of size No. are to be made of Jute
RG s'i and t. to
nearly as above described ~
The sacks of size No sare to be made of thinner
the yard Of 1913 inches width.
OF s s1es Nos fs and are to pc MADE with
which sufficient number Of eyslet holes-at least
Wen 70 UrouFbt and they are 70 each to be- previdss
with good and snff cient hemp cord to lace and
to e xo
inside .9d outside, q. s. MALI in large and
:, Any proposed ID erovemsnt that may be de ra-
Viii be- p 81 IN
DECIDING the lowest and best bid.
NO proposal wlll be considered ii not AccompA-
MED with specimens showing the construction and
auality OF materials and workmanship Of each size
OF the sacks bid for; and also written guaranty
rom the persons proposed as sursties whose re-
sPonsibilty must be certified by the postm of
the place where they resided that they will become
responsible, on SUFFICIENT bond, for the due perfor.
nance or Inc contract in case such proposal be &C.
All the sacks contracted for are to be delivered,
q the expense of the contractor, at Boston, New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington,
be ordered. - - ''-''7' - 80
The Estimated quantity required will, probably,
not exceed tairty thousand sacks. including all
sizes; but the Postmaster General win reserve the
right to ords and receive more or less than such
quantity, during the term of the contract. As the
Tants and interests Of the service may seem to
The specimens mu st be delivered at this Depart,
ment on or before the Pod of November next ana
every one submitted should be well ana disunctiy
marked with the number denonns Us size, anu
have attached to it sample Of The cIoin or canvas
tsix inches square, of which It Is maze onc1 as
service, will be paid for at the prices specified in
the proposals relating thereto.
A decision on the bids will be made on or before
the sd of November next apd ID aces pied bidder
will be required to enter into contract, With Huf-
fcient bond and security, on or before the LIST of
pDronossi should be transmitted in sealed
anvelone Endorsed, I" PROPOSALS for Mall Baaen
md he sddressed to -" The Second Assistant Post.
master General. Contract Office, Washington.
D. Or W. DENNISON,
n c 10 wat Postmaster General.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, I

SoLIcIroK's OFFICE, Oct. 70. 1854.
Congress, by act passed at its last session
placed considerable sum of money at the disposal
of the Secretary of the Treasury. to be employed
In the prosecute on Of measures for the dete It on
and punishment OF persons engaged in counter
fe ting Treasury notes. fractional currency and
other securities of the United States. This fund
IL devoted to the payment IF rewards to detectives
and Others through whose fundamentally often
ders broug mt to Justice; and its ad aton
and the conduct of the measures referred to are
placed, by order of the seere tary, under the imme
0iate supervision Of the undersigned, to whom all
con- mum cat ons relating thereto, or to the
offences indicated, should be addressed Liberal
rewards have already been paid to several parties
who have aided in the apprehension If counter
feiters.
II is hoped that the stimulus thus offered, added
to the interest which all good citizens must feel in
the suppression of crimes tending to impair the
credit OF the national securities. and th embar
rass al business pc rations. will induce the
operation of all capable of atfording any aid
in the efforts being made by the Department for
the attainment of that desirable end; 1t is espec
tally urged that all persons having q knowledge of
facts i'm portant TO be snown by the Department
concerning such offences, will communicate them
fully and prom pity to the undersigned.
Publishers of newspapers Throughout the coun.
try will render essential service to the Govern
meat and the public by giving conspicuons pr Bill
cation to this card. EDWARD JORDAN.
nov 6tD3mW SOlicitor of the Treasury.
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SloR1T DIsEAs1si SECRET DIs1Asls
eAMA TAN'S GIFT
SANARITANS GIFT

Thu MOST CERTAIN REMEDY BvIK USID
souoxagz.' 3 aE EG.ti;' s sussT 81
Only Ten P.lls 70 % Taxes. o E6sst . 0sv,
any anplsssant taste, and vii net 4 any ; .a, iS
juEe the stomach or bowels Of the most delicate.
in Drs from c to four 9s .s
of the University Of Pepnsylvanis, one ofthe most
3no o 81 tns d:y
Who sss. sorssd "ts as..s osp.sa
'''' S1AARIrANs GIFT
Sent BY mail in plain envelope.
Price-Male packages, ~. Female IS.
sgsSss21 stsss soz. Se..
SAMARITAN'S ROOT AND RBRB JUICE
s7Ph f5st IL H sRR sSsE !,
MARITANs ROOT AND HERB JUICE, h;f>
prescribed il reaches and every partcis
OF the ysnere p%i.on 90 that the Gu re ts
dy and be healed, and do not transmit to your pes
'sr' tia. for T 30 after 's.I'
ROOF ISP
ss shs Of u
In many sasstions With which ns@ssI: q =.
males male ROOT AMP aEss {nioas L
Whites. IR n Ss.lns down Fsiias 81 the Wsms
Debility. for all Complaints incident to the sex.
Sent By express. Proc Fl bottle, o bottles
" sAMAKlrAk 8 cHANCRB WASH.
Price % cents. Full directions.
DESMOND & CO., Box ISL Philadelphia Post
Sofa By 8. CALVERT 1oRD. corner Of 18th and
d HENRY sfVS COOK. Alex.narl.. m.yem
Youre ZEN 10 le,s is,sTsa 4.t.n..,,.. ;,
certain secret habits which unfit them for sasinesa
fs: debility in sasspi sss Of t.:E
sfi 4 G%a slsa
q
'',., ., g. Gi2s T. e. H.:
TRTEsTMAR-Proteetsd by Royal Letters PAT.
:n Of :e &c s th :sis o. nn
tenn. Triesm.s No. has entirely :rpsrssdsA he
9sa
sass
able Loiense. Secured from effects Of climate and
.4 6 :. N on: 81 =. s ~ s:i
SSs...s "a ;i 3 s.
To be had also OFFS. q. FORD, No. 8Sv "a: syes
corner 18th street. mHy-6m-
1APPINISs Oh MIsIKYi-THAT is THE
III OUESTION.-The proprietors ofthe "PARI.
SIAN CABINET OF WONDERS, ANATOMY, and
penseNto issue, tree, for the bsHe6t Of Sahsrins
kumsnity,) four of thsir most interpretive and in
tions. Nervous Debility Prem. ture Decline, IN.
digestion. Weakness. Depression, or Ignorance o.
lectures AVE been the means of chilli htenin0 and
ssvins tAousands. and will be foryarded free on the
Par;siaa Qebi~s, e. Asaissss go As1ss!s.,. $50
80 TI8H WANG, THE GREAT 0HINEG8
y-l( REMED Yfss GONORRHGA, 6LEE4,
t1QKEs. On Boz WILL Pl8FsRA A oull.--
are purely vegetable, u q
may BE- carried IN the vest pocket Without fea1 90
detection. Gircnlars tree. Price 81 box; Sold oX
Chestnut o., Philapelphia, and In WaahinstSn bv
:. 9. 1O1D.tSS rsGmsyivsnia avenus: - b8
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PROPOSALS FOR LETTER BALANCES.

PoST OFFICE DEPARTMENT
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received At this
Department ub til the Sth day of December next
at IL O CLOCK noon, for furnishing
LETTER BALANCES
Tor the use Of the Post Office in the United States
Tor one year from and after the 3st day of Decsm-
Der next, OF the flowing description, viz:
1st. Balances capable of weighing slghg ounces,
aVolrdupois weight. to be graded down to quarter
ounces VI these 1t is supposed go will be required
of agar.
I'd Balances capable of weighing ar least t,ro
pounds, avoiro upos wei ght, to be graded down to
half ounces. OF these it is supposed 100 will be
CURED of year.
Perfect correctness viii be required in the bal
:es to be furnished SIS well strength and dura
Samples of each descriptio, of balance must &C.
the contract viii! be required to furnish balances
ordered OF quality in all respects equal to the
pie.
Each Balance must be we'll and securely packed
in box for transportation.
The BalsEces must be delivered free of all charge
to the Blank Agency of the Post Office Department
at Wastin gton, D. O.. who will accept the came, if
perfsc ct and equal to samples.
Each bidder must furnish with his pro possls ev
idencs of his ability to comply with his bid.
tract.
Failures to furnish Balances as contracted for
promptly, or the furnishing Of those of an inferior
quality, will be considered a sufficient cause for
the forfeiture OF the contract.
envelope. Proposals for Letter Balances" and
addressed to the First Assistant pestmaster Gen
ersl, Washington, u. G. W. DENNISON,
ocI5 wow Postmaster Gene raj,
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CLOTHING.


THE MOST POPULAR oLQrHINs HOUSE 10
i Smith, BROS. & CO..
40 West Baltimore street, Baltimore.
SMITH, BROS. Il CO, Glothiers aud Merchant
Tailors, 40 West BsltimIre street.
The Ron Ton Mercha ant Tailors
N. 3. Goods Of ali descriptions at reasonable
.wasninstoniaDs can save 70 per cent. by getting
their Clothing made at
40 West Baltimore street.
.o Tine Ses Is and eheapeisM CO. the
40 West Baltimore street.
MARBLE HALL CLOTHING HOUSE,
40 West Baltimore 81. Baltimore. Nd.
Persons in Washington can save p PEP cent. By
buying their Clothing S e BROS. / CO..
40 West Baltimore street.
Our Washington customers can dad the best
stock Ct Clothing in she RRs article
40 West Baltimore street.
The leading Clothing House of Baltimore offers
Inc nns' sMiTH. f BRos &C., 9 ia95Is Hall.
40 West Baltimore street.
Dol fail to come to SMITH, BROS co. to get
your Clothing. 40 West Baltimore street.
The place where every body gets suited
SMITH. BROS. g. CO.,
40 West Baltimore street.
The only house in Baltimore or Washing ton that
SMITH, BROS. Il co.,
40 West Baltimore street.
All Discharged Soldiers in Washington are
discount OF 10 sMt isa. Bko Sssex co. %
40 West Baltimore street.
Discharged Soldiers can save twenty dollars
SMITH. BROS. Il co.,
40 West BaltiIs ore st., Baltimore, Nd.
iii all to S to By your
Merchant Tailors and Clothisrs.
Be sure and come to SMITH. BROS. Il CO.,
Marble Hall Clothing House, 40 West Baltimore
street. to Fall s snH 1 ssos slG.h de
Merchant Tailors and Clothiers,
40 West Baltimore street.
Peg top PANTS, french ard laglish WALKING
COATs. Peitoe's :snGy and plain SACKS; also, the
Al in st bios cat
Popnlar Marble Hall Clothing House, 40 West
Rs fillmore street. sep A3m
NEW RETAIL CLOTH HOUSE,
~ No. 129 Baltimore Street,
BETWEEN CAL VERT AND SOUTH SITS.
F. HENKELMAN. in addition to the MER-
CHANT TAILORING BUSINESS. has this day
opened for Retail large assortment of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WOOLENS,
Such BLACK AND COLORED CLOTHS.
BEAVER AND CHINCHILLA OVERCOATINGS,
PLAIN AND FANCY CASSIMERES AND COAT.
INGs,
For MEN AND BOYS WEAR.
Also, select assortment of goods for LADIES
CLOAklNGs. to which he would invite the atten-
ton OF those making purchases.
Having unusual facilities and a long experience
he feels confident of being able to meet the wants
Of the present times.
Terms will be Cash and one Price onl
sSn "a ,ES
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u NAP or TH1 GOUTHIRN 6fATnS, With q
Crusaders Of The 6feat 1skelNon; % eenta.
IL yIAUCk 3AYLoR0
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TO FEMALES-DR. CHEEsR.

IMPORTANT TO FEMALES-DR. CHEESE-
i MANS PILLS The combination o. ingre-
dents in these Pills is the result of a long and
extensive practice. They are mild in their opera
ion. and certain in correcting all rregul tiles
painful menstruati ,ns, removing all distractions
whether from cold or other causes, headache, pain
in the side. palpitation of the heart, whites, all
nervous affections, Mysteries, fatigue, pain in the
back apd limbs. &C.. disturbed sleep, which ariee
from interruption of nature DR.. Cheeseman's
Pills Was the commencement Of a new era in the
tatment of these gularties and DISTINCTIONS
which have consigned so many to premature
grave. No female can enjoy good health unless
she Is re- gular, and whenever obstruction takes
place the general health beg ins to decline. DR..
Cheeseman g Pills are the most efectuai remedy
ever known for all complaints peculiar to females
TO all classes they are inv auable, inducing, with
certainty, periodical regularity. They are known
to thousands who have used them at different pc
RODS throughout the country, having the sanction
of some 81 the most eminent physcians in Ameri.
ca. Explicit directions, stating when they should
not pc used. with each box; the price, one dollar
BY mail promptly, BY rsmi ting to the proprstors
Bold y n nrT & gi ss generally. On,
nov lDlotW9t 81 Cedar street, New York.
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vINREASURY DEPARTMENT,
i OFFICE OF CoMPrRoLLER OF THE CURRENCY
Va {lrkaheI n 1874.

OFFICE OF COMPrRoLLER OF THE CURRENCY
WaShinstoa Octobsr 4, 1854.
Whereas by satisfactory evidence presented to
the undersigned, it has been made to appear that
The National Bank Of the Me,ropo!s, in the City Of
Wdshingta, in the county of Washixzion and Dis
and according to the requirements of the act of
Congress entitled An act to provide National
bonds. and provide for the circulation and re-
dempt,on thereof, approved June 8. 1864; and has
CURED to be complied With before common cling
the business Of banking under said act:
Now, therefore, l, Hugh McCulleck. Com troller
of the Currency, 0 hereby certify that The Ma
t,onal Bank Of the Met,opot'S, In the CITY Of Wash
qngon, in the county of WaShinston and DiStrct Of
Coiun,bia. is authorized to commence the business
of Banking under the act aforesaid.
In tektinory whereof, witnes my hand and seal
of Office this fourth d ay of October, 1854
[Ls1 HUGH MoCULLOCK,
Ocb d6ft Comptroller of the Currency.
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PERSONAL.

AIRS. BROOK FIELe, of Kansas, can be con-
lNk suite on be Past Present and Future events
at her m on toe northwest corner of 4th and
SITS She has studied under one of the most csle-
bratsd Astroiogers Of the age. She guarantees
satisfaction to all those who may give her call.
She can BE- see n from 9. m. to p. m. Price one
dollar. sep - 7ms
MRS. L. SMITH. with her extraordinary powers
IN to desert be your living and dead friends, give
the names of both tells character, the future,
Amines ali kinds diseases, will give sittings at asa
4th street. dive doors above 1 street. Hours from
- till .. m. Circle Wednesday evenings. sS I'm"
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NJ A q B y.
" n MiNuRs.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST MANURE IN tn
UNITED STATES ~ -

The undersigned having contracted for,li.,
Manure at Giesboro Point, D. O., are nowor.,
HRareo 20 PM On board vessels free Of expense to
VESSELS WANTED,
Addrese No. $50 = street. Washins ton. or tn
GIESBORO POINT MANURE WHARE' "a w
al LOTT E-ts JOHN PETITIONS g. 90.
CONTINENTAL MONTHLY FOR NOYRNBE R
S1CONTENTS:IIhs Progress Of Liberty 10 the
United states; by Rev A. D. Mayo. The Undivine
Go uId k5ssRsk, t tissnssted walker
io, Tcw rs Phsnemsna q oss and
Ian.tis; BY Isnny l. Glepseld sketches Of Amer
lean Lte and Scenery. ,V:-The Adirondacs, BY
MARGARET Vane HASTINGS. The SCIENTIFIC Universal
Language its character and relation ~ 9th 81 Ian
zion in q sht and language, By EDWARD D. Free.
land. The TIVE Platforms, By Henry Everett Rus.
Sci. - 80
nc1b E-. RRANCH N vvnp
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TINTED sTATEs SERVICE MAG AzINE YOR
" 0CTOBxR.-COntents Philanthropy and the
War; Significance of Military Titles: Great bat.
ties in History; Life Of Jemini; The Nightingale
3. McPherson: King Cannon; Editor's Special
Depsktment; O6cial lntelligsnee
oe Is FRANCk TAYLOR.
T INIT LIN1l LIME Am now yrsyered %
pared from my new Plane Kiln. without oo1ina
n contact v i hn ths ffsI kAy s.u. Linz m,
90 20. ~. nd 9ofk oYe0k NYidSo.
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RRANCK TAYLOR.

Tv0KPANIoN 70 THl RlBlLLI0I R1OoR1.
s.ss P:1s-s 10 esisS v enc
not RublisAsd In tie regular. &9nSs 81 ~ fSHai.
Hon 1ooo16, vol. evo., WitnportfAits
= xxz10I TAYLOR
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Aisquitb Char
Abraham Oracle
AAxe Eliza
Allen Mrs J c
Ao sEs Mary
Allen Mrs II
Ash ton Ashton
Anderson Bette
Addison LIVE
Alderman Mrs
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ArHstron2 Lily
Aimstie K ate
Brown Charl te
Brown Sarah
Btuss Mrs
Bond SC san
Brooks Rachel
Blake Mary
Brown Sally
Briggs Sarah e
Banks Cath 2
brown Louisa
Brown Jane
Bird Elizabeth
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BarDnett n re- L
Bebb Mrs NJ 8
Burns Daisy
Bright Miss HIM
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Brookshrs CT 4
Burr Emma Z
Brown Rachel
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Bachelor Mis- W
Barker Mrs Step
Butler Sallie A
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Boteler Mrs WP
Relden Mrs ID A
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Bolmore Mary
RSpkbesd Mrs
Bsrteilo Anna
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Baxter Eliza
Baremsn Nsgd
Bai tlett Anna
Bowen J Maria
Bolden Mrs III
Nal er Mrs Cal
Clarke JOSEF e J
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Clark Julia
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Evans Te cia
Ellsworth MrsG
Ernton Suc
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Fink Lizzie )
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INSURE HOUSES AND OTHER PROPERTY
AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE.
DIRECTORS:
George Shoemaker. John D. Barclay,
Samuel Cropley, Andrew Rothveli
Thomas Parker, Richard Barry,
b b. +, ench, DIR. G. W. Davis,
samuel Redfern, Robert White
William ilson, T. Edward Clark.
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same, with The vouchers thereof. to the subscri-
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