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FROM WASHINGTON.
Postage on Foreign Letters.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.
FROM the first of September next, postage
on on letters forwarded from the United States by
Azores Islands, will be twenty-seyen cents DER
single rate of IA of an ounce. Prepayment
option, which postage will cover the full charge
70 lts destination. Newspapers and other
printed matter may also be forwarded to Port
tf nsa1 py the French mail ON prepayment of
tne onlted States postage of two cents each
for newspapers, and two cents Der four ounces
OF traction thereof for pamphlets, magazines
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For Sale.

al House now being erected on Sumner street,
SIZE 24xi0 feet; will be finished to SUIT the pur
~; ~, chaser Will make nice store below and
teiImg mouse above. Apply to No. Sumner st.
augzsd2ws PREBLE & LARRABEE.
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For Sale in Westbrook.
CITY OF PORTLAND.

So AUGUST q, 1866.
NOTICE is hereby given that it is the intention of
N the City OF Portland 10 establish the grades OF
Congress street from Chestnut to North street Fedc
al street entire length, Cumberland street from Myr
lie to North street, Oxford street from Pearl TO WASH
ngton street. and that the Committee Streets will
meet at the junction of Free and Middle Streets
Thursday, Aug. 30t at half past two o'clock p. NJ,
for the purpose of hearing alparcs interested in the
sah streets. Per Order Committee,
aug28 dtd A. p. MORGAN, Chairman,
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Yariousl Tfc,rns.

New YORK, Aug 27.
A special dispatch states that the names of
60,O00 deserters from Pennsylvania regiments
have been obtained for use in the coming cleo
tiOns.
The Times Pekin China correspondent
states that the Chinese government has decid-
ed to send a Commissioner to the United
States.
The Tribunes special says the Paymaster
General announces that the recent proclama-
tion of the President does not in any manner
affect the pay of the soldiers.
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Railroad Collision and Extensive
COnfiagratiOn.

New YORK, Aug. %.
A train with eight car loads of petroleum on
the Erie Railroad, was collided with yesterday
near Narrowsburg, N. Y. Several cars were
smashed The petroleum caught fire, explod-
ed, and burned the whole train. Three dwell
ings, wagon shop, carpenter shop, hide
house, and fifty thousand feet of lumber caught
from the burning oil, and were entirely des-
troyed. a
A Mr.. Williams, while endeayoring to save
his two children from one of the houses, drop
ped one of them, and while attempting to res
cue it, all three were burned. The two chill
dren died, and he is not expected to recover
His wife jumped from second story window,
and Immediately gave birth to a child. She is
not expected to live The conductor of the
train was badly burned. Loss by the fire
about $4,000. '',5yr r-f7
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THE FIRST BLOCK Ur.-The first block Of
brick stores, erected since the fire, is that on
Exchange Street, on the site next above the
Merchants Exchange. 1t is owned by Messrs.
Alyah Conant and Fl. NJ. Payson. The work
men were engaged yesterday in Timing the
roof Other blocks are in forward state, but
none are quite so far completed as the one
above mentioned.
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House for Sale.

oEATED on Oxford Street, sccond house east Of
fenl Street. 1t is the westerly half Of the dou-
tehousc now occupied by W. +. Barbour. For fur
her PARTICULARS enquire Of
v~, BARBOUR & HASTY,
tNoar the corner of Federal and Exchange SITS.
Augnst Is. 1sGG. diff.
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LAUNCH Launched from the ward of G
russell & Co., Westbrook, Friday, brig j. b.
Brown, 400 tons-a first class vessel, built of
the best material and finished in the best man
ner She is an clipper brig intended for
the West India trade and is to be commanded
by Capt. James Balm, late of the Essex. She
is owned by Capt j. S. Winslow, George s.
Hunt, Capt. Balm and others.
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From, California.

SAN Francisco, Aug. q.
A locomotive boiler exploded at the Petatu-
ma Railroad depot this forenoon, killing four
men and wounding five
A silk factory has been started here which
will furnish two pieces of black silk to exhibit
next month at the State fair.
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Call for the Soldiers, and Sailors Nation-
-t tal al Convention. .tn

C0ii for tine Soldiers, and Sailors Ns7fi0n-
Oh al Convention.
- WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.
The following is the call for the Soldiers aud
Sailors National Convention:
In pursuance of the resolution passed at the
meeting of the Soldiers and Sailors Union,
held in Washington on Monday evening, Aug.
10th, 1866, we invite all Soldiers and Sailors
who served in the Union army and navy dur
ing the late war for the suppression of the re-
belion, and who believe that treason should be
made odious and traitors punished, and who
are opposed to the restoration of rebels to pow
er, and offering premiums to treason and
who are in favor of the proposed Constitution
al amendment, and combining Congress as the
law making power CT the govarnment, to meet
at Pittsburg Pa, on Tuesday, September 25th,
1866, at IL o'clock, NJ. We made our argument
in the field
The call was signed by d. Edwin Dudley,
Miss, VIM. A. Sharp, Penn, James b. Poyse,
Conn, Wm S. Morse, N. Y, H. M. Rothen, n
J, w. G. Porter, Ohio, f. A. Hall, District of
Columbia, j. w. Kirksley, Nd, G. Z. Dapehart,
West Virginia, A. j. Bennett, Texas ID. M.
Miller, Ind, j. T. Smith, ILL.,, S. C. Vandeven-
ter, Mich, ID. G. Curtis, Wisconsin, Ashbell In
gersoll, Min, Porter w. Prichard, Iowa, Chas.
Barr, Mo-, s. III. Harrington Ka Thos. d. Dali
ton, KY, L. c. Houch, Tenn.
1t is added that endorsements of this move
ment have been received from many of the
most prominent soldiers of the country. All
soldiers and sailors favorable to the cause, and
willing to have their names upon this cali, are
requested to address i. Edwin Dudley, Wash
ington' d. G.
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Notice..

NOTICE is hereby given, that on the 4th day of Ju-
IN ~, 1906 was the lawful owner of 4 certain land
warrant of GO acres, No. 70 OJ5 and which was issued
to Lazarus Harlow on the 18th day of September
1S5G, under act Of March 3d. 1858, and that on the
troyed by fire at Portland, Me- have filed cavcat
in the General Land ohiee. and applied for dupli
cate warrant; and give this notice agrecabiy to act
Congress approved juno 23d, 1850. authorizing tic
reissue of land warrants
EDWARD HARLOW.
by his Attorney, z. X. HARMON.
August 2S. 1866. d1t&wGw.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
$4,000 Square Feet of Land.

THE new q storied Brick House, corner Brackett
and Walker streets, now occupied by the family
5an twelve finely finished rooms, two nice cellars,
lareeorlek cistern &C. Size of the lot Oh Bracket
streG - feet by 145 feet on Walker street, making
TO purchase piece of first class real estate The es-
tate sdloining may be had if desired. Apply to w.
In u; ,Ekkis, Real Estate Agent, under Lancaster
dui auU02d3vv
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UNION REPUBLICAN, CAUCUS. q
The Union Republicans of Gorham are requested
.Imcct ut the Town House, OH SATURDAY, Septem-
,r 1st. at o'clock P. NJ. to nominate candidate
II Representative. It'- ---
Per Order of Town Committee.
August o2 1SGf did
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The Efforts for the Release of Jea Davis.

The impression is steadily gaining ground
here that JEFF Davis will soon be released from
imprisonment 1t is we'll known that strenu-
GUS efforts have lately been made in Washing
ton, and frequent interviews sought with Pres
ldent johnson, though in a more quiet manner
than formerly, and by O'Connor and many of
Davis warmest friends, for the purpose of Sc
curing conditional parole for him upon the
ground Of his continued ill-health. The tre-
mendous pressure which has been brought to
bear upon President, and the inspiration and
confidence he received through the proceedings
of the Convention recently held in Philadel-
phia it is generally thought has at last forced
him to yield, and that he will shortly grant
Davis parole on about the same terms as G.
9. Clay received. Mrs. Davis, since her return
from Canada, seems more hopeful Davis ply
sican states that his patients health is not so
precarious as his friends represent
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CoNFIRMAT1oN.-We are pleased to see by
the following from the Arn,y and Nauy Journal
that the appointment of Capt JOHN Ed
WARDS, jr., who is now commandant at Fort
Preble, has been confirmed by the Senate:
capt. John Edwards, jr., to be major by
brevet for gallant and meritorious services at
tse battle of Gaines Mills, Va, to date from
June "a, 1862, and to be Lieut. Colonel by
brevet, for gallant and meritorious services
during the Maryland campaign, to date from
Sep. II, 1862 -f
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S A C o RIV E r
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
II. Va. PATTEN g. CO., Auciionecrs,
No. lSO Fore Sfrect

DWELLING Houses and Land at auction. On
~ WEDNESDAY, August Goth at P. NJ on the
premises the two storicd wooden dwelling, No, 60
York St House recently built, is in thorough repair
has 1e finished rooms, and arranged for the conyen
ience OF one two families. Tho lot is about So
by 80 feet. r.trgftsF5 5sfaeFH ET5g7F
AT thafu uast three o'clock the premises, the three
sioried Brick Dwelling together with the laIld wes-
tcrly corner of DANFORTH AND WINTER Sts
House well built, convenient and iu good order. Has
IL finished rooms, gas, water, ccmcncd cellar and IN
every respect desirable piece of property. S
At four O'Clock on the premises the two sioricd
wooden dwelling No. 224 CUMBERLAND Street,
between Casco and Oak Streets. This is nice COM
Portable house situation good and handy to business
Lot abont 3Gxol0.
tionecrs. aug22-tl
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Notice to Ruilders

VIE PORTLAND COMPANY, ON Fore Street.
near Grand Trunk Depot, are prepared TO make,
shortest notice, Iron Fronts of the most approved
tterls, pillars, pilasters, window caps cast and
ought iron doors and shutters, bank vaults, and all
ses. ang2Sf5Swp
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Notice.

FT,HE undersigned hereby give notice that portion
Il OF the cnbwork at the southern end Of Vanghan's
Bridge VIII be removed Monday the 10th instant,
for the purpose Of filling in and making solid tc
southorly end of said bridge, and all persons in
travelling the stme will do 50 ut their own risk
until further notice.
j. M. ROBINSON,
GEO. L. HENLEY,
aI III. S. JACKSON.
r,or.r, Secctmcn OF Cape Elizabeth.
care Elizabeth, April 1S ap14-tf
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NEW YORK, Aug. q.
A letter from Capt. Brigham, Southern I'm
onist in Texas, states that the former rebel
leaders have been elected to the State offices,
there will not be Union man in Texas in six
months
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For prime oysters, cooked in the best man
ner, or any kinds of fish, flesh or fowl, done up
to suit the palate of the customer, call at the
Oyster and Eating House of Atwood, next be-
low Lancaster Hall, ON Centre street. Open
all hours of the day and evening.
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Special Auction Notice.

Tho Dwelling and Land No. so York Street, will
be sold on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, Aug. 20,
at3 p. M.
Dwelling and Land 22i Cumberland st, same day.
at p NJ on the premises.
The BRICK DWELLING corner of DANFoRTH
and WINTER STREET, postponed until further notice.
aug2Sdtd L. NJ. PATTENt & co.
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Pubic ScHooLs.-It will be seen by an adj
vertisenent in another column that the exam
ination for admission to the public schools
takes place ON Friday next.
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SPECIFIC FOR THROAT DisEAsEs-.'My COM
muncation with tho world is very much enlarged by
the Lozenge which now carry always i'll my pocket;
that trouplc IN my throat flor which the Troches
are a spcciic) having made me often mere whisper
cr." 'g" NJ p wYr,rs
For cough. c'd, IN irritation or soreness of the
throat, "Browns Bronchial Troeles viii often eiyc
instant rehef Gods &w1t
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Eas. Maine Methodist Camp Meeting.

BELFAST, Aug. 7.
The annual camp meeting of the East Maine
Methodist Conference commenced to-day at
Northport, three miles from this city. The
weather is pleasant and the attendance large
Steamers run from Bangor, Rockland and 9th
er places on the Penobscot daily during the
week l-L-.. -L-L.-.
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McGELvERY, RYAN &DAyts
GOrhaIn,

1e1 Commercial Street.
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SEEuRE.-The Deputy Marshals yesterday
visited the bar of the Preble House. and seized
small quantity Of liquor.
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New YORK, Aug. q
: A Santiago (Chili) correspondent states that
seventy guns without carriages have been
bought of Massachusetts, for 100000, and
Chilian agent is endeavoring to buy the Dun
derburg at New York.
B. V. McKenna is to be Chilian Envoy to
the United States in place of Senior Baragua.
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TN Let.

NTOI;E No. (ialt DI,o1, crr,orI, ooo,,,,:o, H.,
n! ~ Mossrs. DOLE s MOe,DY.. PassessiaI, rvcg
""e,liG,y' aue9iad,ty Applyto
augzo-ulw HIS MACTIIN.
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PORTLAND AC4DEMY
UNION HALL,

FALL TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER 3, tS0G.
nNE half OF Union Hail has been retained by the
School as above.
Parents desirous Of placing their children IN pri-
tae schDo are requested 20 call upon the Principal
before sending them away from HOME.
Its my design 10 have n sufficient number Of ex
perenced assistants 10 We each pupil ms much Ar
TESIIoS and ASSISTANCE as Is needed ~ ~
Instruction Is given In all branches usually taught
In oar higher seminaries OF learning
Private classes Of young Ladies' and Gentlemen in
Mathematics. the Languages, &C., attended to as
usual, at any hour oi the DAY or evening.
Masters and Misses Of all ages and attainments re-
ceived al any lime in the Term
TERMS Si.OO PER WEEK.
C.. FILES, Principal,
algssdews HE a 28 Hanover Street.
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FROM MEXICO.
ReinJorceme,eGs for tie Liberals.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. q.
A letter from Mexico states that portion of
the expedition under John B. Umey, landed
safely in Sinaloa with 1900 muskets and six
pieces of artillery, and is now supposed to be
with Corona.
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For Lease.

ME valuable lot Of land corner of Middle and
Plumb Streets, for n term of years. Enquire
G. G. MITCHELL & SON,
Aug ~; lS65-du 17S Fore Street.
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For Ra1fiu,Ora

'HE brig George Burnham having part Of her car
50 engaged and going on board, will be disnatcb.
ed mall this week: For freight or passarc. hayno
Whaif. or 10 "' '' Long
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FROM chilli.

Artillery Purchased i'm Tiassachusetts-.-
An effort TO Buy tho Dunderburg.
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Death of Dean Richmond
NEW YORK, Aug. 27.
Dean Richmond died last night.
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Business Notices,

PEOPLE who have cut their wise teeth use the So
zoDoNT, and all of them arc wiling 10 declare to al
who don't nsc it, that il is the most perfect and de-
ghtful thing for the teeth they ever iprcd brush
ntO
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Delegates 10 she Southern Unionis:s Com
ycntiOu. H.t

NEW YORK, Aug. u.
A convention of radical Union men was held
at Lexington, Kys Saturday, which appointed
delegates to attend the Philadelphia Conven-
ton on the Sd proximo. Resolutions were
adopted censuring President johnson and en-
dorsing the reconstruction policy of Congress
The Portland daily press., 1866-08-28

For SALE-the fine residence of the late N .
P. Woodbury., Esq. See advertisement.
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No MOucment Contemplated by lIe Fem
. inns before February.

n ians before February.
New YORK, Aug. 27..
A dispatch from Buffalo states that the Brit
ish troops at. Fort Erie are ordered to break
camp on the 2Sth. The troops at Thorold leave
Tuesday for Toronto.
The Canadian Government has received in
formation that no movement is contemplated
by the Fenians before February. The cavalry
which have been patrolling the frontier have
been relieved by the gunboat Cherub and tug
ROse9
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TERMs:- Eight Dollars year in advance.
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SAN FRANcIsco, Aug. 27.
The town of Mariposa, California, was de-
stroyed by fire on the 18th. Five OF six
buildings were saved. Estimated loss one
hundred thousand dollars.
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Hon. LEWIS BARKER, OF STErsoN,

Further announcements hereafter.
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MiSsingi Z
MaSsajOy Drug Store!
CHARLES III. MARK,

FORMERLY with Charles L. Beckett, will open
Il his new store, "a St Lawrence st, the first of
september. ttt
At his residence, sc st. Law renee St. he has Med
cines OF the best quality and is ready to wait upon
all aug22-1w*
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For sale at q Roroo;n

l. and Grocery fixtures. '''e' i'ic'''ohs ''ea'
= Enquire of
o,,ooc a,a Messrs. GALLISON & SMALL,
N'e@ " Hf- rs No. 50 Brackctt st.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
List of Letters Unclaimed

TN tho Post Office at Portland, Maine, on the 9Th
i day Of August, 1866.
Persons calling for these letters will ulcas, mcn;,
that they are advertised ~
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GEN. WILSON will speak, either at Saco or
Biddeford this evening
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PERsoNAL.-Lord Monck, Governor General
of Canada, was passenger by the Quebec on
her homeward trip. LalO I'D tlI
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The Order for Pnymen, of Bonn,ie-.

W WAsHINGTON,' ,'Aug. q, I666.
Notwithstanding the denial telegraphed to
the country.last night, that no order has been
issued forbidding the Second Auditor to pay
any bounties under the late law of Congresss'
such an order was in the Second Auditor oi-
fee last Friday Instead of the delay Delng
caused as was alleged, by waiting Ior y, tne re-
port of the commission appointed rd oy tne Sec
retary of War, that report was oSd drfeaay fs 70 be
,as,dnt nnder the bin, but it was suppressed
bS ' direction r % Of the President. 1t looks thus
~ f3r varv much like an attempt to prevent'any
navment of bounties provided by Congress un-
t;1 yoffer the elections, and at the same time to
ereate -, the opinion that the bill was only de-
stoned by Congress as feint to secure soldiers
votes. This unexpected exposure may bring
out the eport-Dispateh to Boston Adver-
tisar
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
TERRIBLE CALAMITY.

Tues lay Morning, August 28, 1865.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-26
Sheriff MILE Real Estate.

By virtue of one special execution issued
out OF the Office ofti,e District Court OF How-
ard County Iowa. ommandng me to MAKE
tho snm Of two hundred and ninety SIX dol
i"r r s and fl cents delft, VIII Interest there
on at the rate of ten percent per annnn ana
.4, af e.,;4 n.sossnd at fifteen dollars anc
nnety cents to satisfy Judgment and de-
cree Of foreclosure that the Amos D. Combs
.,ltaicd against John Hartw~! in the Dis
uric. Court of said County On the goth day
If September 1865. ! have levied upon and
-hali cfFer for sale 1T the front door Of the
Court House in said county to the highest
and best bidder for cash the following des
crihcd real estate viz the vast half OF the
<suth west quarter and the north.c guar
ter of the south west quarter Of socties nine
cen in township enc hundred norsh OF
Range thirteen west Of the 5th p. NJ. en
Saturday February the 81, 1866, at on"
o'clock +. Nj. of said day when and wher"
due attendance sill be given by the Ende:-
signed. JE"NF =. 70" -,
nlOy7l sher"'
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-26
CIR OCERI Els,
DEFY COMPETITION!

Would respectfully solicit call and inspec-
ton of goods md prices rs he feels confident
that he can sell to al whom arc in want Of
anything in his line a''cr an inspection Of
goods and prices. He would also say that tho
Forcston Mills are still in operation and
hsvinr secured the services Of one Of the
Best practical m llers IN the North West, is
pre-, n, cd d. grinding on short notice and
to the snt:rc satisfaction Of all concerned
FIonr Meal ond reed always on hand
and as cheap as the cheapest. Store near
tho Mill. Forcston Nov, 25th 1865.
". F. DANIELS.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-26
EsS::"nu Notice.

TAKEN up by Joseph Petz''"@ky "f Ne e..
Oregon township Howard County Iowa, {:
the 5th day OF january 1866 one OK acar !;
III white With red neck and white strip II
h,s face with hons turning ia toward the
,eai. one of them broken off. one OK inc
.sck with white tail and belly white on IN
iIo of f legs appraised at SIS bef're
f. W. ALLEN J.
,,ov-, Attest A. K,MsALL.
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vii, be furnished with SuElT Music m-
struction Books Pianos Organs or Melodcono
g. Wholesale Prices.
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