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TtlEGRapHlC NEWS ITEMS.

The Canadian Agricultural Exposition is grea.
success. Wednesday ih,0c0 visitors were present.
Edward Higgins, brakeman the Hud'on River Rail-
road. fel from his train wale motion Poughkcepsie
yesterday and broke his neck.
crazy jumped from bridge In Utica yesterday
afternoon instantly killed He fell about 1856 feet
The Henry GRAY Steam FIRE Engine Company, Of Spring
ied Mass, arrived Poughkeepsie night. They met
with splendid reception by the Ponshkeepse 6remen.
The despatch from s. Lons concerning the death of ,hr
as,er happened
The city Of ESckand Me- YESTERDAY voted sn0s, @ unan
OF the Knox and Lincoln Railroad
Thirteen deaths from yellow fever occurred in New Orleans
1 %as New S
resident OF Philadelphia.
grand review OF .he rwen,yfourth brigade. New York
state Guard took place Syracuse Yesterday by Governor
Hoffman aud sa rhe the review,
The eighty odd lake vessels in Chicaso.
who struck few days since asa,ust the prices paid BY tho
Lumber dealers for carrying lumber have saccunhed TO the
offered by them.
4. sckes Omaha. has been appointed snpcrintcnd.
Hammond.
Broadwood, , sssG espioaea instantly Rins T L. fsn.s
Hiehman, William iiearlster and fidet Rose.
TOBACCO SrATEMgNT.--Th following Is a compari.
son OF inspections and receipts OF loose tobacco
from the Isl OF October 1853 to the LIST OF October
1852 from the lst OF October 1852 to the LIST VI
october, IS70:-
Number OF hogsheads inspected from Oct l.
1853, TO Oct /. 1859. Observation-Disclosures. 62Sf
Number or hogsncads Inspected from Octi,
1869, to Oct. J, ls7o... 3547
Hogsheads short in 1870. o............,.... 1854
Hogsheads on hand for inspection Oct. l,
lcuS ........................ rs
Hogsheads on hand for inspection Oct. !,
1o7o... ................... 1913
Loose and boxed TOBACCO received IRON Oct.
/, lses, 10 Oct. ], 1863 $780, $50
Loose and boxed tobacco received from Oct
l, 1899, 10 Oct. l. 1870 s,7Sl, $50
Short In 1870. Observation-Disclosures. 4203oo
LugtchblUQ Tl2tHiaR. 0c i.
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AMERICAN lnSIlTuIe.

stated monthly meeting OF the American Insti-
tute was held at the Cooper Union last evening,
General william Hall in the chair The Lecture
Committee reported that preparations have
been made for u course OF scientific lectures
similar to those OF last winter, and recon,-
mended the appropriation OF $500 to defray
expenses. The report was adopted. DR.. Rich
moved the appointment OF committee to draft
resolutions expressive OF the sympathy OF the men,
bers with the family OF George II. Jackson, whose
death occurred since their last meeting Nathan c.
Ely seconded the motion, in q speech OF some
length, pralsing the virtues OF the deceased with
whom he was on terms of intimacy. The motion
was adopted, and the commit tee consisting Of the
movers and =. ID. Tillman, was appointed, after
which the meeting auJourned.
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corps at Versailles on Wednesday. Headquarters
were subsequently established at that place.
BALLOON FOR POSTAL SERVICE.
Captain Schmitz, OF the French artillery, and in
ventor OF the mitrailleuse, has devised new style
Of balloon for postal purposes.
NOTES ON WAR SUBJECTS.
Beanvas, forty-one miles northwest OF Paris has
been made great victualling centre by the Ger
mans.
cruising In the Channel, near New Haven.
The steamers OF the Hamburg American line, now
at Hamburg are being used for the detention OF the
French prisoners.
The presence OF General Beauregard In Europe is
denied.
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PRUSSIA AND BELGIUM.
The Attitude Of Bcrlin-Vists Of the Queen 10
the H0spitals-rhe Crown Prncess-HOspi-
tulity at Nammr-RaiiSyay stations During



the War.
NANCR, Sept. 49, 1870.
friend OF mine has just arrived from Berlin, but
he does not bring much news from that capital
The intense excitement produced there by the great
I'd OF September has passed away and once more
the city has resumed its attitude OF anxious watch
ing Since Sedan Berlin has felt that it is waiting
between two acts or the tremendous French ira
gedy-the surrender OF the Emperor and the fall OF
Paris. No Beriner probably, doubts the certainty
OF that fall: but we who outsiders cannot help
hoping that somehow the brilliant, gddy, girsli
city may be saved. OF course the Berlin people are
very fierce against the French, but they seem to
have been kind to the wounded and the prisoners.
In this they have had a noble example set them by
their Queen and the Crown Princess. Ny friend
assures Inc that they visit the hospitals constantly.
Crowds follow them TO watch their faces, aud guess
from their expression what news they have received
or the war; 1t was observed lately that the
Crown Princess, who has been visiting West Ger
many, looked much depressed. Her amiable connie
nance. so well known and sc y-e; beloved, was
observed to be very sad. No wonder. She has been
visiting the Frankfort hospitals and has seen very
sorrowful sights.
They say that she has been particularly KIND to
the wounded Turcos. VINO stick dreadmly in the
German throat inaeed, know some German
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FRENCH PATRIOTIC AID sOCIEiY.

This society met ut Il West Houston street last
night Mr.. Gerdy in the chair. Thirteen gentlemen
out OF the seventeen comprising the committee
handed In verified accounts OF their collections.
The others are still to come IN. resolution 10
dismiss Messrs. Salmon and Thebnut In conse.
quence OF their remissness us committee men was
unanimously adopted and Messrs. Strauss and Gen
till were appointed to receive the amounts collected
by them. Up to this time S37,570 have been sub
scriDed including $3.50 sent In last night by the
Frenclmen OF ST. Joseph, Mo. letter from Roths.
child was read by the president acquaintng The
committee OF the receipt Of ther last remittance OF
$i3, 200 IN gold
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Mayor and five Of the leading citizens prisoners.
They sent nag OF truce TO the Mobiles who ha0 ~.
tired with their captves, informing them that unless
the four uhlans were returned the Mayor ana his
companions would be sent or to Versailles. This
threat had the desired effect. The men were sent
back from Breteui, where they had been imprisoned,
and the others were then set free.
TACTICS OF THE FRENCH.
On the following day an order was received from
the General commanding at Lille for all the Gardes
Mobile to fall back as as the Germans appeared.
The Gardes Mobiles have no artillery while every
German force numbering five hundred men has
proport0nate number OF field guns The Mobiles
are discouraged, SO far as i have seen, and are
anxious for stoppage Of the war.
ANOTHER COMBAT.
Leaving Clermont yesterday friday came on
here just in time to witness another skirmish Four
hundred Of the Gardes Mobiles fell in with couple
OF hundred OF German cavairy, and fired upon
them at long range. The cavalry fell back upon two
pieces OF artillery and six hundred infantry In their
rear. when the entire force moved forward and
drove the Mobiles back upon Ailly-sur-Noye. The
Prussans then occupied Breteuil.
PRUssIAN MOVEMENTS.
Tomorrow they W Ill proceed to ALLY, on the next
day to Boves, and so on until they occupy Amiens.
They will then move round toward Neufchatel,
where they will meet the troops which have
advanced from German headquarters at Versailles,
and thus form complete Gordon around Pars,
about thirty leagues outside OF the one now sur.
rounding the French capital.
A SERIOUS ENGAGEMENT EXPECTED
1t Is evident that between Rouen and Cermont, a
day or two hence the most serious engagement that
has yet occurred between the Gardes Mobiles and
the Germans will take place. The former are NOV
ing up IN masses from all points outside to occupy
North Picady and East Normandy, orders received
from Paris and Tours being 70 prevent the formation
Of the second Gordon at any cost. But the hope OF
successfully defending any OF the towns In North
and Northeast france seems utterly hopeless In the
present broken and scattered condition OF the
French.
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FIRE IN HUDSON sTas1T-loss $500.

fire occurred last evening on the third moor Of
No. Hudson street, occupied by Howell & Brothers
as packing establishment. Their loss was $1,000.
On the second floor the loss was 500
to the premises OF J. v. Prescott carpen-
ter The first floor, occupied by Charles
Drake, commission merchant sustained n loss OF
S200 Well Co. 's Express Company, on one OF
the noors was subec to a loss or 800. The lre
extended TO the tnirti floor, occupied by Leonard
King, painter whose loss III 5000. Amongst the
sufferers w. W. Fowler, liquor dealer whose
damage is 500. The buildings are damaged s., 600,
and are owned by The Trinity Church Society.
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REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.

Letters from Professionalism of AHnirs-No
Dissensions-Ihe Enemy Disappointed.
WASHINGTON. Oct. o, 1870
Letters have been received from Paris and its
neghbOrhood by several prominent French gentle.
men, the contents OF which to-day confirmed by
private teegrams to the erect that the situation
OF affairs at that city has improved, and that there
are no dissensi0ns among the people, all OF whom
regardless Of political opinions, are united In de-
fence of the capital. ''rhe arming OF the ciuzens
continues says one Of the correspondents, ..and
the hopes OF the Prussans that the citizens OF Paris
would he found IN anarchy on the approach Of the
enemy are disappointed
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BUFFALO AND WASHINGTON RAILROAD.

BUFFALO, n. u. Oct. o, 1850.
At meeting Of the Buffalo and Washington Rail.
road stockholders to-day the following officers were
eected:-Bronson c. Rumsey, president; Henry A.
Richmond, vice president; II. L. Lyman, secretary
and treasurer. Uircctors-Thomas ozark, James
Brayley. Myfun r. Bush, Cyrus Clark, T.. Henry
A. Richmond j. I. Schoelikepr, G. j. Hamlin, Sner-
man $. Jewett, Bronson e. Rumsey, jonathan SEQ
vile Walter cary, william q. Fargo and A. NJ.
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THE DIPLOMATIC QUESTION.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

A Hope of Peace-Impcrialists in England
Working for Restoration Of tho Bonn
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PrpER's OPERA HousE.-This popu'
lar theatrical institution will reopen
| on the 14th inst, with the famous Bon
fanti ballet and pantomime troupe,
which has for some time past enjoyed
a lucrative run in San Francisco and
other parts OF California. John Piper
will return shortly from the Bay.
LArRoBE TUNNEL DRY.-The stream
of water flowing out through the. old
Latrobe Tunnel, at Virginia, for years
past, is now dry, the source of 1t being
drained by the new Ophir shaft.
Observation-Disclosures Phelan Is out
for First Assistant, and Johnny Nc.
Lean for Second Assistant, Engineer
of the Virginia Fire Department, at
the coming election in March.
UNITED STATES DIsrMcr COURT
Hon. E. G.. Hillycr, u newly ap-
pointed United States District Judge,
will commence a session Of his Court
at Carson next Monday.
CoNr1RMEp.-The Senate has con-
firmed Harvey Carpenter as Postmas-
ter at Hamilton, Nevada, and w. S.
Wood rs United States Attorney for
Nevada.
LAYING THE RAus.-The grading Of
the Silver City branch of the Virginia
& Truckee Railroad is nearly COM
plcted, and the track Is now being laid.
Mass AT SILVER CITy.-Father Tor
mey will celebrate mass at the school
house. Silver City, tomorrow at lOE
o'clock A. N.
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scH1EDlM scHrApps.


scHfEDAM sCHNApps.
TO THE CITIZENS
OF
NEVADA.
r BEG LEAVE TO CALL THE ATTENTION
q the citi,sns Of Nevada to my celebrated
AROMATIC
sCHlEDAM sCHNAPPs,
. medicinal Diet Drink, Of eminently salutaJ
qualities, manufactured by myself, exclusively,
at my factory at schiedam, in Holland.
Ii is made from the best Barley that can DO
selected In Europe, and the essence OF an aro-
matte italian berry Of acknowledgment extraor-
binary medical properties; and 1t has long since
acquired q higher reputation, both in Europe amp
America, than any other dletetic beverage.
In Gravel, aout and rheumatism; in OBJ
structions Of the Bladder and Kidueys-its CT
fcce arc
p R O M p T,
D e GID e D
AND
Invariably Reliable.
. And It Is not only
A r. e M e d
for those maladIes, but In all cases in which thcv
are produced by
Drinking Bad Water,
Which Is, Almost universally, the cause Of them,
1T o P E R A T E s
A Sure Preventive.
The distressing effect, upon the Stomach,
Bowels, and Bladder, oftravelers, new residents,
and all persons unaccustomed to them, produced
BY the waters Of nearly all our great inland
rivers, from the large quantity Of decayed vese.
table matter, contained In them, in q state OF So
lution, IL well known; ss IL also that OF the wa
tara OF limestona rcciana. In nroducing Gravel,
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DR.. H~UFELAND'S
SWISS STOMACH BTTERS

The first and most healthful Tonic
ever introduced into the United
States Is still the leading article, and
more ofthis sold than Of all other so
called Tonics or Bitters.
For Sale to the Trade byTAYLOR
/ BENDEL, Sole Agents, 400 and411
Clay street. San Francisco. fe18-1y
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and plenty more developed In the 100
foot level, the only portion Of the mine
opened. The Gold Hill mill Is being
run on Caledonia ore.
OPIIR.
The water In the new shaft Is re-
duced to about 20 feet, and Is draining
from the old mine at a more rapid rate
than it did last week. The machinery
all works we'll.
OYERMAN.
The ore body at the 50O-foot level
shows considerable Improvement In
quantity, widening to the southwark.
Present yield 120 tons per day.
SIERRA NEVADA.
Both mill and mine operating salts
tactorily, rs at our last report. Moth
ing new developed.
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The Necessity OF n Visit Overcome.
10

however distant, who may desire medical advice
on their respective cases, and who think proper
to submit n written statement OF snch In prefer.
ence to holding apcrsonal interview, arc assured
tllat their communications will be held most
sacred, and the cure guaranteed.
All letters must DO addressed TO The corrc-
spending physician, thus:
REM. F. JOSSELYN, NJ. n,
\ [Box 1851 SIS Sacramento street,
Between Montgomery and Kcarny,
DEF CO. yis San Francisco, Cal.
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For Rent.

THE STABLE AND HAY YARD PROP.
i erty, eligibly situated on Main street, Gold
Hin, belonging to W. H. Dolman.
TERMS REASONABLE. Apply to
THOMAS AARKIN,
Constable Of Gold Hill.
Gold Hill, February I'd, 1870. fssf
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ARRIVALS AID DEPARTURES.

Arrivals.
By WELLS. YARoo AND co.'s LINE.
George I Lammon, Jno Ward, E Es,ton.
Geo Alpin, Mr. Harris, Mr. Easan, Fstnei
Manoeue, Mr. Gridley. F Birdsall, Victor
Handlsy, C II Brown, D Roberts.
Departures.
By WELLS, FARGO AND co.'s LINE.
Leslie F Blackburn, s D Wood, Mrs Gee
N Morgan, Mr. Burdess and wife, Mrs WIZ
Welch and child, Mrs 0'Neale, Geo Fogg, e
E Waleott, NJ c Hickey. Robt Beard, MIS-
Smythe, Mr. Bordose and wife, D bisrman,
p Herman.
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w. II. c. MD.
Physician.

DR. STEPHENSoN's OFFICE, No. 100
~ South & street, Virginia, opposite the
Virginia Honse. Special attention given to the
Diseases Of Women and Children. Professional
calls promptly attended to. Can be found at his
Office at all hours during the day and night.
Residence In the rear OF office. jal0-sm
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ing the military acts. He spoke at length
Ia reviewing the condition of foreign
affairs, and said the Government requires
full powers. The intrignes and peril
upon the continent are due to uneer-
tainty as to the course to be pursued by
England. In his opinion, we needed
only 10 declare for the enforcement OF
the treaties, whereupon half the danger
would vanish; for neither of the warning
parties courts the hostility of England.
Only in this manner could Antwerp be
saved
Lord Granville lamented the noble
Lord y palpable lack of confidence in the
Government. week ago he had fully
sustained it, and the speaker knew of
nothing that had since occurred that
could properly alter his intention. While
fully sensible of our obligations to Bel
GUM, Granville considered it needless
and injurious to discuss the theme with
this publicity. Inst week, he continued
to say, the noble Lord approved the
course of the Ministry, and was ready to
back them up. The change in his posi-
ton was irrational and inexcusable.
The subject was dropped. and the Edu-
cational bill taken up and passed.
The Census bill was next considered,
and after sharp effort on the part of
the Bishops to prevent full denomina-
tional turn, was passed. Adjourned.
In Commons, Monsell, Under Colonial
Secretary, said the Government would
reimburse Jamaica for seizure of
schooner Lehart
Gladstone, in reply to question by
Harcourt, said he was unable to submit
the correspondence of the late Earl of
Clarendon, urging disarmament upon the
Powers. II was inexpedient TO repeat its
purport. He thought, however, either
France or Prussia might properly do so.
Baron Brunson said Gladstone, three
weeks ago, proposed signing procotol
by the Powers, recognizing renunciation
Of the Spanish crown by Prince Hohen-
zollern; but he did SO personally, and in
formally-leaving the initiative to Eng
land. In July 10Th, when it was entirely
too late, the proposition was formally
repeated; but even then il was supposed
the remuneration would be satisfactory to
France, whom England had yainly be-
sought to withdraw her demand upon
Prussia. Further remonstrance now can
only exasperate either Government.
The only course for England is TO seek
safe opportunity for renewal Of efforts
in favor OF peace.
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excellent stock Of type, borders, presses, paper,
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guod job printing. Additional materials are
arriving. and we ask the attention OF our
friends and the public to the fact that all
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EASTERN STATES NEWS.

NEW YoAK, August 2.
The steamer Russia, from Liverpool.
spoke the yacht Sappho midway.
The Nathan inquest commences Thurs
lay. The sons will detail their move
ments before and after the assassination.
Two hundred Germans left this week
for Fatherland. 10 take service in the
army. Still considerable activity at the
Prnssian Consul Generals Office, conse-
quent upon the reporting there of loyal
Prussians liable to service under King
William.
The Central Bank of Brooklyn sus-
pended payment to-day. j. i. Spoeden,
its cashier, has been appointed receiver,
10 examine aud settle its affairs. The
cause of the disaster is said to be unprof-
liable real estate and stock speculations
No statement yet made of the real situa-
ton Of the bank; but it is generally be-
lieyed the failure is bad one
BosToS, August 2.
A few days ago, seven 81 900 and four
$500 y. $. seyen-twenty bonds of 1867
issue were obtained in this city, and paid
for with an altered certified check in the
usnnl name of Charles Maekay New Or
leans
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FOREIGN NEWS.

BERLIN, August moon.
No news Of any movement or engage
ment of importance received; but adyices
show that skirmishes are becoming more
frequent, though 30 far they have been
of an insignificant character.
The Prussian commanders vigorously
exclude foreign correspondents from their
lines
The scene on the departure of King
William, Monday evening. was extraor-
dinary. The King started from the pal
ace with the Queen. He wore a short
military cloak, and his helmet was placed
ou the seat beside him. The carriage
was surrounded, followed, aud frequent
ly stopped, by an immense multitude,
wild with emotion, shouting farewells
and benedictions. The houses were
hung with flags and festooned with
flowers At the railway station an arch
was erected, and patriotic inscriptions
displayed. The Queen, weeping parted
from the King with repeated embraces
When His Majesty, from tho platform of
the railway car, finally saluted, the whole
scene was indescribable The people
were fired with enthusiasm. The entire
Court, ladies' and all, mingled with the
crowd, and participated in its emotion.
Count Bismarck and Generals Moltke
and Won Room were present and were
repeatedly cheered
PARIS, August g
The women of France are sending an
immense quantity of bedding and hos
pital furniture to the army. Nine hun.
dred surgical students have gone TO the
front.
Among the chaplains In the French
service are nino Protestant and three
Israelite clergymen.
The Emperor, since he has been with
the army, has kept one telegraph wire
constantly busy with correspondence with
the Empress.
LONDON, August 2.
Evidence hourly accumulates OF the
superiority of the needle-gun over the
chassepot, and the fact creates deep con-
cern in France
The Pail Mall Gazette estimates that
the Prussian army on the frontier now
numbers halfa-million men.
Extreme activity is noticed in the Eng
hsh ports and dock yards and extensive
preparations are being made to put the
coast deienses in condition to resist an
attack.
PARIS August 2-evening.
An official dispatch from Metz an
nonnces that to-day at IL o'clock in the
morning the French had a serious en-
gagement with the Prussians. Our army
took the offensive, crossed the frontier,
and invaded the territory of Prussia, in
spite OF the numbers md position of the
enemy
A few of our battalions were sufficient
to carry the nights which overlook Saar-
Druck, and our artillery were not slow to
drive the enemy from the town. The
movement of our troops was so rapid
that our losses were slight.
The engagement commenced at II. and
ended at l o'clock. The Emperor as
sisted at the operations, and the Prince
imperial, who accompanied him every
where, received on the first field Of battle
MS baptism of fire. His presence of
mind and sang froid in danger were
worthy OF the name he bears.
Inc Emperor returned to Metz at 4
p. m.
LONDON, August 2.
In the Lords, to-day, Earl Russell
moved second reading Of the bill amend
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N NoTIcE.
NoTIoM

Il County Commissioners of White Pine county
will sell at public auction, at the Courthouse Of
said county, on SATURDAY, August 20, 1870, at
IL o'clock m. the following described property
10 wit: Lots and 3, in block 10. In the town OF
Swansea on which ia situated the old County
Hospital, together with said Hospital Building
By order of the Board.
Attest: II. NJ EDDY, Clerk
Hamilton, New, July 10, 1870. jylq-td
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dissolution Notices.
Dissolution Notice.
Dissolution Notice.

T'HE coPARTNERsHIP HEREroFoRE Ex.
Il ISTING between J. W. STOUT and y. 3.
ALLEN has been this day dissolved by mutual
consent. j. W. STOUT,
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WHITE PINE DAILY NEWS.
FORBES G. co.
Ternas OF subsc riptioH

Z. J. FoRBfs. ". II. PrcHfonD.
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Hamilton. New, July /. 1870.

The business will be continued at the old
stand, by STOUT & CRoNART, who wili settle
the affairs of the late firm Of stout Alien.
]. w. STOUT.
jy19-2wa c. II. CRONART.s
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Delivered at 30 cents per week, by the ear
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