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THE HoUsAToNIc CMAss.) FAIR.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
GREAT HARRINGTON, Mass Sept. 20

Correspondence Of Inc ~ l. luouhe'
GREAT HARRINGTON Mass. Sept 26, le66
The twenty-ffth annual cattle show and ialt
OF the Housatonic Agricultural Society opened at this
place to-day under decidedly adverse circumstances RAM
rain rain little but from morning till evening Despite
this filed ct an early hour with long sias
OF farmers wagons spacious building Of the Society
has been crowded throughout the day Tho exhibition Of do
nestle animals a remarkably full and good one comprising
some specimens OF bOoied stock that have been
entered at the shoTs Of this Association for years Or
frut flowers vegetables &C., there is also large and hns
display Mammoth pumpkins gigantic seuashes huge eaD2
bages melons, draw forth many expressions
admraton while apples pears grapes and all the yaeues
OF fruits exposed tempt the Veest Epeu-
rean.
The ladies have contributed largely Of their bandivorks
bed0uilts cushions waxfowers and fruits, etc.
ftbe many paintings with which the Hall adorned sons
few display real talent but the majority are hardly up 70 hs
usual mark. " nan,
The space allotted the products OF the diaries well hed
quite number Of agricultural implements are 90 e1
bibitIOn.
interfered With and delayed almost
everything Should bring with II FAR say an
crowd will be gathered and the dongs thereof shas
be fully chronicled for the readers OF The TRIBUNE
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ITALY.

THB NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN ITALY AND AUSTRIA
The Vienna Debat says: 1.-The fourth conference
aook tace Yesterday between Count Wimpfsn and Ten
Menabe6 The Preach EmbssadOr took very active part IN
ehese NEGOTIATIONS GeB Menabrea had already received
from the Cabinet the that there would be no Oo
on 10 removing seQuerston which since 1860 has been
smoosed upOn al italian possessions fixed and movable OF
sks im ptrisi family Of AGsris. - c.. q, ,ees
.se,a from Vienna dated to-day, states that the Aus
trian and Italian penipOenares are agreed upon al points
With the exception Of tie debt II believed that Austria
viii accent the prscedeBs Of the Treaty ofZuch AZ guide
IN this matter without restriction eeab 10 The treaties
concluded BY Der with Prussia and Frances and that only tne
Speea debt Of Venice viii be charged 20 Italy the case
in 1853 with that Of LombMdy IL hoped that the signature
Of The treaty peace win take place within very rev days
THG FRAECO.Ro8AH LEGION.
The MaJselts seaap'or .ates that Gen. AareIe % rob
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TURKEY.
TURKEY.
ISsURRBCTIoNARY MOVEMENTS EXTENDING.

MARsEILLEs, sept II, IeJ5.
Letters from Athens Of the 9th announce that
many villages Of Upper Epiu the frontiers of Albania
inhabited by Turks have reyoed against the eKacons II the
Government. body Of 200 insurgents had attacked the
Ottoman troops killing II and wOunding 2J0 The movement
spreading in Epirns 1900 volunteers having joined the
first insurgents.
depuaton had gone to Corfu to carry the diplomatic
corps the complaints Of the inhabitants The Ministers OF
Prussia and England had left in order verify the statements
Of the deputation by personal examination.
The TRANSFER GAMBIA TO GREECE.
general assembly OF the Candidates has proclaimed the an
nexaon Of the island Greece and decreed loan OF five
millions Of draehmas The Turkish troops stationed in eau
da deferred attack consequence OF this action but re-
tanned families hostages. 1t asserted at
Athens that the French and English ambassadors had ADVISED
the Porte with great in the matter in order TO
avoid general revolution.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
NREAI BhllAlNs
MR. GLADSTONE AND THB REFORM LEAGUE,
From I9Opiuione National. Sept. 10.

From L. Opiuone National Sept. 10
The language Of the leading members OF the reform
League at their meetings and the other hand the con
duct ard the of Mr. Gladstone several recent oeS
rons have placed both the Leagne and himself IN iase
position The Reform League proclaimed universal Suffrage
and VI Gladstone declared against accepting H. IOput an
end 70 This Of things the League has sent depuaon
10 MIR Gladstone askUP him formally 70 assist at great
meeting TO take place the goth inst This was done 10 on
ta,n from him exploit ayowa Of his opinions on the as
puted poiEt. ..,, ,.... ,a .ho
left Gladstone satisfied with bis eXpahal ION OF
Tbe motives which influences him 10 refuse 70 take uee
mart in the movement We find also in The Dlty tetRreP
which continues Of the ex Chancellor the o
loving remarks motives which have guided his conduct
MIR Gladstone cannot form absolute alliance with the
National Reform League The who IN power OF
who has been IN power and who without doGbt VIII be AGAIN
cannot put himself al the head OF political agitation without
losing his inf aence ard making It very difficult Tor DIN 70 as
charge aceetsbv the high duties OF office man Of sO9g
convctons car 10 eli honesty and without sacrificing m dg
nity take upon himself the mission Of eXpoundng snd aoto
eating uucy doctrines aid Of which be seeks the support
of the popular VIII the work of the eXPosor and he
Professor altogether distinct from that OF the actcal
statesman ard We seek unite these two characters
without doing injury to Minister OF the Crown can
not be required PLAY the part Of an apostle Of
Here the position is clearly defined In the Reform move
ent Mr. Bright viii be the great apostle and Mr. Gladstone
will reserve himself the part OF the practical staesan
giving effect the doctrines Of the apostle Inc agaoS
continues and all the meetings adopt resolutions 10 a'of Oh
universal suffrage, with vote b7 ballot
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PRUSSIA.
PRUSSIA.
THE GovRRSMExT AND THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.

1HR GovgRyAEST AND THR CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.
BERLIN September IL 1866.
Tho Kr,y-z1itnx0 saws. % IL we are correctly in
formed the Government VIII reply the rejection on the part
M the Chamber Of Deputies Of the project oil loan ny he
dissolution Of this Assembly" - -
EBGOTiAIIoys WITH TIE ELH1OE OF HESsECAhshA AID
THE DUKE OF NASSAU
Its announced good authority that negoaons have
n opened with the ecor Of Hesse and the Duke Of Nassau
for the formal cessiOn Of their lght oil sovereignty ue
condition Of tue restitution Of at least portion OF lDe per
soEal property .,,r, ,-,o,,
RECss-GREIZ JOINS TIE NORTHERN CONFEDERATION.
In The urucioay the Princess Regent caro-
ns is about resign power Into the hands OF her son
viii be proclaimed full age uuder the title OF Henry AA
although be yet u yeers old IDS young mau 0e
neved 10 be entirely devoted 10 the Prussi9n policy
AEOTHER VISIT OF BIsBARK NJ BIAkklK
L T.s believes that circular sent 10 the diplomatic
agents on France BY the Marquis de u Vaette Interior Minis
lr OF Foreign Afars viii shortly be published The endeh
~ Of this document is said 10 be eminenty paclhc -
letter from Berlin. addressed 70 the sane lonrna says
aAat Bsmark will pay visit Biarriiz Immediately aef inc
OF The Prussian Chamber OF Deputes whleh VIII
lake place at the end Of the month -
VISIT OF The PRUssIAS KING TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The King Of expected aOopt the same time W lu
Duehes OF Hosten and ScheswE He intends 10 spend sew
sral DAYS at Aoua Ke Fensbourg 0ot0rp aou echeswg
The Municipality Of Altoona sre making great preparations "
receive him
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

WIS in very bsd condition. the ,s making the track
very muddy This afternoon Mr. Salon Robinson, sgIiont
tur editor Of TIE Y. TRIBUNE was present at the far
and made interesting address 70 ne farmers ana o'ne
present upon the subject Of General Farming
MT Robinson remarked after being introduced 10 the aas
dience by Mr. Camp; -, a.. A..
PRESIDENT OF THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY; fear thss
YOU are on this OCCASION doomed TO be disappointed DID
not come here 10 deliver address came here 70 Vn this
fair as spectator This my native State and iee gfean
interest in the success her farmers do not 20 form aboes
the country agricultural lecturer OF teaohef OF H.
upoa the subject sometimes have lived just long enough :"
learn am nohing-anon in regard TO farming Indeed
do not able the Connecticut hrmes anything
new concerning their farms stand here 70 qus
tons which you may be pleased to ask Of do not claim
10 know all things about forming though have written
good deal subject What do wish me 70 tax aooos
that will open the maerf II undertake oreau lecture oh
talk one / fear it would not interest you.
Several questions asked Of the speaker relating
the cultivation of the soil by farmers which were mmedate
disposed Of the satisfaction OF the Inquirer Mr. hooneO
continued questions for the best part o. an n9q
his replies were listened with marked attention lie con-
cuded bis address by reading to the audience an orlga
poem entitled The Nations Cattle Show. Upon taklos ms
seat thanks passed by the society 70 MI hoOn
son for his excellent address - a..
will be devoted TO the exhibition Of horses and colts
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CANADA.
Special Dispatch to The n. y. Tribune.


TORONTO Wednesday. Sept %, 1866.
The Hon Mr. McC;ee Minister of the Agricultural De
partment delivered the inaugural address at the Exhb-
tiOn to-day the burden Of which that the CanadaS
could not be coorced into annexation The Agneultural
Exhibition far from success.
Fenan was arrested but released on writ of habeas
corpus.
The Manufacturers League organized tonight and
nominated the Hon. Isaac Buchanan as chairman.
Speeches made energeticaly demanding that the
late tariff be restored Many friends OF this measure sub
scribed money in OIGsr 10 agiate the matter.
PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES.
TORONTO, G. W. Sept 27-Several regiments both OF
regulars aud volunteers ordered to go into camp at
81. Johns, the Vermont line. All the Governnent
clerks in the different departments have been enrolled
into civil service regmont. All the general orders
issued will be carried into effect in the event OF the Nou-
teer Militia being called out.
MONTREAL. Sept. 81, 1866,
The camp ST. John, c. F., IL 20 be formed on the
GOTH Certainly the force 20 be placed in II IL 10 observe
the frontier OF Misssquo and Huntington and IS 70 DC
under the command Of Col. Ellington Of the army The
force 10 consist Of half OF the 23d regiment the regular
battalion OF Rides lat present in this city, the Victoria
Rifles and the regular Volunteer ARTILLERY under Col
Pihoni in all a corps Of about 1900 men
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dries commanding the Ninth Military Division presided
Sunday the 9th inst at the transfer Of the Roman Legion
which has been lately formed in France The Transfer vas
NJ dc Curten GenerainChiet Of the Papal army
who was accompanied by two stsoiceTs. The legion 10
composed Of 100 men, commanded by French officers
The PJEBlsCITB IN vKNETIA.
Florence correspondent Of the Pae that the Italian
Government intends TO recall before the pebisce takes
place. the commissioners sent Veneta during the arnsce
The Cabinet OF Florence wishes by this to assure
complete liberty Of voting TO the population oVeneta
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ARMY GAZETTE.
10y Telegraph
DISCHARGED.

DISCHARGED.
Hospital Stewards George W. Smart and Eugene
Hinley, U. s. Army
ASSIGNED.
Brevet LeutCo J. f. Randolph Surgeon 20 duty at Fort
Wood, New.YOrk HsrbOr.
MISCELLANEOUS
Mai Roger Jones. Assistant InspectorGeners is ordered
20 proceed 70 California via New and Panama for duy
in Military Division OF Pacific.
Breyet Brig Gea IL s. Burton. Z. A., Colonel 5th w. ?
Artillery temporary command Of the Department OF
Potomac. Gen. Schofeld being absent on leave. 4
Moi. Brenneman OF Gen Grants STAT today mari
TO Nus Marion v Wilson Of this city
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TYr COURT OF APPE1LS.

ALBANY Sept q The following is the day cal
endAr Of the Court Appeals for Friday September No
27i-Metropolan Excise cases Sos $40. ssQ 70 "a 20 81
lt3 l66, it7 md l9s.
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,IELp COUNTY CONN AGRICULTURAL

FAIRFIELD COUNTY CONN AGRICULTURAL
FAIR
THIRD DAY
From Our Own Correspondent
NORwALK, Conn, Sept ~ 1866
The twenty-sxth annual Fair of the Fairfield
County Agricultural Society largely attended to-day;
at least 600 visitors the Fair ground this afternoon
Tie sx.!s!0a Q. lsIsss Jig aQt sqg II q he yass ssups
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EUROPE.
Mr., Gladstone and the ReiCrm
Movement.
TREATY BETWEEN FRANCE AND MEXICO
rrRsEY AND TIE NSURGENT CANDIDATES.
PRINCE GORTSCHAKOEF On THE RUSSO
AMERICAN ALLIANCE.

The steamship Vile de Paris from Hayre Sept. To-
arrived here yesterday We receive by her three days ~
foreign hlss.
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THE NEW.HAVEN HORSE FAIR.

NEw-HAvEN Sept. 1.-The National Horse Far now
being held here closes tomorrow Friday. The fair to-
day was great success, and was largely attended
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rup CT LAWRENCE COUNTY FAIR.

TIE ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY, IAIk, .ni,o
George Curtis Collector of this port, and several Other
prominent gentlemen present to-day Of the ST. Law
renee County Fair, now open at Canton.
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MEETING or THE DIRECTORS OF CENTRAL
RAILROAD

ALBANY, Sept. 3The Directors Of the Central Rail
road met here to-day but only routine business was trans
aeeC.
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FRANCE.
TIE MEXICAN QUESTION.

THE MEAlSAN SVhcAiON'
The MOiitcur says BY decree OF the 26th OF july
the Emperor Of Mexico ntrusted the poroo OF war 70
OmoBt Of the expedOnaTy and that OF finances 70 NJ
Frih Military Conmissary. The military dules OF tnese
two being incompatible with the responsibilities OF the
new unctous sought be imposed upon them they have n
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Insurance.
T. THOMAS,

!. THOMAS,
NO IS, PRINCE STREET,
OPPOSITE THE GAZETTE OFFICE
FIRE, MARINE
ND LIFE INSURANCE AGENCY.
Alexandria, Va.
Agent for the following frSt class BA LII
LORE COMPANIES:
.tAEYLaED ElRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
-o9 Z. MLNoR, THOs. E. HAMBLET0N
- I sSs1staE AhD nEcHA AS1:c's'' FIRE
INSURANCE C0MPAEy,
SAC WILLIAMS, N. P. CAMPBELL,
"a HoWAsD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
g. Harlan sAss., WILLIAMS ANp ptL.l REESE
GEE : THsUsAucE COMPANY OF NV HAVEN
us. WILSON, D r. sATrERLEE,
e.SJRJT$ (:dARINE) INSURANCE coMPANy
OF LEW YORK
R. IT, HT sS19Ct THos. W. H.. bIRDsALT'
Policies of the above reliable companies is
seed at this office Immediately on application,
against loss OF damage by fire. on all descrip-
ions of property in the city country, on terms
S. favorable as those of any other company, OF
equal strength and responsibility.
i,S:yx1 ElUTUAI. LIFE INSURANCE CO., OF N. Y,
Cash Assets, July l, $l3 500 COO
nnual income, in cash. ............... $500 Coo
Ihe dividends of this company are larger in
mount, for premiums paid, than in any Com
;tn , in the world.
qra 4A.M MUALLy DIVIDED amongst the as
s1reG.
applications rece7eG 1T my Office, No. IS,
triEce 81. G. :. THOMAS, Agent
nh lO-If Medical Examiner
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THE GAZETTE.
y WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 8, 1856
80 e. = - 80. ICoM1UN1oAVED'
SD From She Culpeper Observer
s-s ..2sss: The Patti Family.

=
aaeIina Patti has lately signed an agreement
C 20 to St. Petersburg for three months Tor
,.hich she is to receive $4,000. Her sister,
7barlotta is now giving Concerts at Paris, from
7bich she realizes fabulous amounts, The
bird sister, Madam Strakosh, has lately arri-
red in America, and will produce an immense
5ensation. Adeina, the youngest of the sis
ssrs, appeared in this country when her genius
7ras first budding, and now makes an average
q ESQ, 1000 per anuum. She made $4,000 out
}? single concert in London, whereas Grisi
,ever. gained a higher sum than half that
amount by a single performance Baron
.:othschld; for, two songs executed at his house,
sent Adelina el,OO0 She realized from the
talan Opera alone in a single season, G54, 900.
4 brother of these gifted ladies, Carlo Patti,
gas valiant soldier of the Contederacy. He
possessed the same family talent, and while at
varrenton, Va, he found many blood relations,
tle first OF whom came to this country during
tac Revolutionary War with Count Rocham-
3eau. The name being Anglicized is DOW Pat
y, and this branch Of the family is also emf
gently distinguished for musical talents. OF
his stock, Dudley II. Patty, the present pro-
;rietor OF the Warrentcn House, possesses g
'oice of unequaled compass, and not excelled
y any of his European kin. Carlo Patti said
# MIN - have heard the principal Ballad
nd Opera singers in this couarrr and on the
continent Of Europe, but have never heard his
equal. " His friends have it iG con ;emp!atlon to
eeud aim to Paris, to appear in the grand OPP
o:a dnriog the great French Exhibition, when
hey predic, for him the greatest musical
.riump the world has yet witnessed.
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IT O T I G E

n Q t I G
TO ac1tona 1t may comcern:- Under the pro-
visions of the Code Of Virginia of 1860, chapter
&C. section H. notice is hereby given that: on the
first day of the next June Term of the County
Court Of Prince William county, the Alexan-
dria and Fredericksburg Railroad Company will
apply to said Court for the appointment Of five
disinterestcd freeholders, who, or any three or
more of whom, shall constitute board, to as
certain just compensation to the owners of
land upon the line Of said railroad, within the
said county of Prince William, for such Of said
lands rs are proposed to be taken by said com.
pany for its purposes. r. w. LATHAM, !
ap 24-1aw4w President a. s. T. r. R. Co..
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VIRGINIA, to with the Circuit Cout.
Y of Fairfax county, April kules, .oS3,
Frances a. Murray, eSeeutriI1 OF fh laomsS
man Monroe, and Others heirs of L. 81. ldoa"
roe deceased In. chancery.
Mcm:-The object Of this suit is to revive 9
suit depending in the said Court in the mama oi
Thomas j. Murray VS.. L. b. Monroes ed1'I.
happening by affidavit filed that the afit,
Norman Monroe is q nonresident Of the State of
VIRGINIA, it is ordered that he appear here wlsi.
in one month after due publication hereof aaa
do what is necessary to protect his interestS.-
". NJ. FITzHUGH, Clerk pro lem.
LOVE, P. @. apll-,awzw
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF FAIRaA2
L COUNTY, AUGUST TERN, 1862: as?!he
Court made the following CLASSIFICATION G: OF us .h,
County for the year commencing Au5uss
Term, 1865, as follows: -..,.
August Term-Jo Ohm B. Troth, Pr: Jussico, 1os
Hawxhurst, J. -: Bsne.e:s
Sept. Term-John B. Troth, P. j., George :
Ives, j. B. Bowman, George =.
NJ Walters and VIM O. Ford
Oct Tern-John B. Troth, P: j., Samue! ~:
man, Thomas ?. Brown, George g..
MILAN and VIA. Ferguson.
Nov. Term-John B: Troth, P. J., E. g. 2lscon
James w. Rice, James len.
and Daniel w. Lewis.
Dec. Term j ohm B.Troth, p. a., Couitlaud
Lukens, Cyrus Hickey, I. v.
Bowman, and Job Hawxhurs,
1866
Jan. Trenholm 3; Troth; P:J., .. y: Eaa-
croft, VIM Walte.s, I-etra:'
Makely, and George 2. Ives.
Feb'ry. Ter,n-John B. Troth P. j., g.
Bowman, George F. Il. Wei
tiers, VIM. E. Ford and Sam.
Pullman.
March Term-John B. Troth, P j., Thos: -,
Brown, Geo w. MILAN, VIM. Fer
guson and E. E. Mason. -
April Term-John B. Troth P. j., JamesM:
Rice James G. Denty, Daniel ~.
Lewis and Courtland Lukens.
Nav Trenholm B. Troth, P. j., Cyrus
Hickey, J. B. Bowman, JOB
Hauxhurst and j. w. Bancroft,
June TERM, B. Troth, P. j., VIM. Walters,
Metrah 1iakelv, George B. Ives
- and: GeorgeF.: N. Walters.
july TERM. 3. ,Troth, P j., Samuel Pullman
Thomas p Brown, VIM. ferguson
and James W. Rice.
Ordered, that a copy of this order be publish
ed once month for ore year.
A Copy Teste.
sep Only
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81. o. CLAUaHToN, Sol. for Com1ts.
anG-1aW4W. 80. .Z.., 49, :

yTIRGINIA.-At.ru rules held in the Cler....
! Y Office of the Circuit Court Of Alexandric
County, on End day of April, 1866, d. 3. De
Coster and Margaret Ann, his wife, complain.
ants, against Asbury Nick. Snyder, defendant
in chancery.i
2 The object of this suit is to obtain, 4 decree
of partition cf certain land, of which Robert z.
Snyder and Elizabeth A. Snyder, died seized.
/ The defendant 'Asbury Mex. Snyder not hev.
ing entered his appearance ana given security
according to theact Of Assembly and the rule;
of this Court, and It appearing BY proper afade-
Wit that he is not aresident Of this State Iii:
ordered, that the said defendant appear aer2
within one month after due publication Of tai:
order and do what is necessary to protect bis in.
terest in this suit and that copy OF this order
be forthwith inserted in the Alexsndris G$ze%.e
newspaper published in the city of Ale@en.
dria. once O. week for four successive weeks, and
posted at the front door of the Court Houss of
this County. A copy-Teste,
BRENT SWATTLEs, Solicitors for Corapii;.
an Q-1aW4W
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T AIDES EMPORIUM.
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r AMPS, LAMP GOODS j. OIL.

VIM. COGAN,
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offers for sale Lamps in great variety, from the
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COMPOUND OF PHOSPHATES AND AL
KALIES.
0O-' COTTON,
and TOBACCO
FERTILIZERS,
PLASTER AND POTASH,
INTIMATELY COMBINED,
q very valuable Top Dressing.
at manufacturers prices, cost Of transportation
added. For sale by
HOOE & WEDDERBURN,
NH 9-2m Foot of Prince street.
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