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M0UNDSVILLE.
Lecture-Festival-Town Notes dc.
MouSpsyrLLE. March 25.

Lccture-FestiShl-ToW Nofes DC.
MouSDsvrLLE, March 25.
Editors IntellIgeneer.
On Thursday night, Rev. Joseph Gled-
hill, of Ohio, lectured in the Court House
to large audience. His subject, "Grum-
blers," was treated in a manner to delight
and instruct oil present. "Wegrumhlers"
did get it sure, but we deserved it all and
willtry to profit by the good advice given.
Mr.. Gledhill is a pleasant speaker and his
lecture is among the best to which it has
been our pleasure to listen during our
lecture season. He will be welcomed TO
our midst again, whenever 1t may be his
pleasure to favor US with his presence.
On last evening the Willing Workers
gave festival in McFadden's Hall for the
benefit OF the NJ. L. Church. The affair
netted about Sl24. The refreshments
served were ice cream, cake, confection.
cries, mush and milk, &c. In the contest
for the gold ring Miss Annie Hooton
turned In SSS 75 and Miss Lizzie McFad.
den $50 20. 1t is but Just to say that both
little ladies deserved the ring which they
received. Mrs. Work was the successful
contestant for the quilt. This society
shout year ago pledged themselves TO
raise $500 for the new church enterprise,
and they have now raised about s425 and
will be able to raise the remainder before
the dedication takes place.
Very interesting meetings have been
held during sometime past at the Episcopal
Church. Bishop Peterkin officiating a
part Of the time. Quite a number were
confirmed on last Sunday night
Everything is quiet aud dull in bust.
ness point Of view. Our rolling mill still
lies silent as the grave, but those who pre-
tend 10 know say that 1t will soon be
resurrected and do better than ever be-
fore. We only hope It's true. y.
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IlNE REDPArH, who is investigating
asdtultion in Ireland for the New York
ii5a,, supplies in his last letter a need.
aHtOi information concerning the true
du1eer OF "iaudlordism" in that coun-
q. lie says:
Aatlorls in Ireland bear no more re-
Rahinee to landlords IN America than
;,'oeney bears to Democracy; and yet,
haause they are called by the same
lsae, the average fair dealing OF the
Anefie1n landlord has been made an etIi-
cent SHIELD against the honest and do
STel assaults by Mr.. Parnell on the
isn landlord. The truth is that there
usIe'y few landlords in Ireland. There
Y landowners, land.pirates, land.vam.
Pus-out America, even in the South
.s'en States, in Mississippi, for exam.
SsS'Loulslaua, has no class and few in
gTN4al' examples of the landlords oi
SSt3hd' The exodus Of negroes from the
o'eiaEest to Kansas is more largely the
!sltol Unfair dealings with colored ten
nS laan the result Of political violence
Il9t eolored voters. And yet the
AaNlslPPi and Louisiana planter, when
Z isniS his land on shares-even on the
s.Nss' terms recognizes the right OF his
Saial TO subsistence; he furnishes not
- ana only, but the land fenced in, with
urSs''s and stables and stock aud seed
,i.5.kes J.Gskes advances that enable his "peo'
y e support themselves until the CROP
sns1ersd. He does not cheat his tenanI
Sa.u August. But the Irish landlord re
Ssa'ies ~ 10 such principles and adopts nc
~ ~ Policy As u rule, he furnishes the
guooly' lie refuses to give long leases
G.aant A. taant Is tenant ut will, who can bt
~. 5s.'h out at the shortest notice; and, II
,; sas cases out Of ten, except in the Pro
M.S "aSe Of Ulster, whenever the tenan
!, ISs ,.i an Improvement bis rent is instant
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RUSSIA.

S.. PErRnsBuRa, March 25.-The depar.
turer of Gen. skabeloff, commander Of the
Russian expedition against Turcoman,
has been postponed until Friday next. A
railroad will be commenced Simultaneous
ly at two points from Krasnordodsk to
Schikislar, and from the latter place to
Chatte. Gen. Skabelof does not under
rate Turcomans. He is largely provided
with artillery, having deemed 1t necessary
to have more than doubled the usual pro
portions. 1t is believed the newspaper
correspondents will not be allowed to ac'
company him. The press has been al
ready officially notified to refrain from
publishing anything referring to the expe
diuon.
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NE1GHBoRHooD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.

Stewart Harris, OF Moundsyille, wa
looking around town Thursday.
Mr.. A. Sheets is making some altera
tions in his house.
Rev. Mr.. Rambo will be here till after
next Sunday. He will preach in the
morning of that day, Easter service, and
in the evening at children's service
There will be communion services in the
morning.
Acorrespondent of the Tribune. from
Quincy, complains Of some "young
bloods from Bellaire," who bothered the
audience at the Tunnel School Exhibition
by their misconduct.
Two trains now leave the Bellaire and
Southwestern Railroad depot daily, one in
the morning early, $3.50. This will no
doubt be taken advantage OF by many
this summer, besides those who have to
travel on business. There are many
places along the road which can be visit
ed by small pic mic parties.
twill seem as II the two newspapers oil
Bellaire have very little influence with
our local lawmakers II the salary OF our
Street Commissioner be not increased.
They have both been urging 1t, and sup
port their opinions by facts; but the
Council refuses TO do Il.
The Blaine Club meets Friday evening.
VIM. Armstrong, OF Armstrong's Mill.
was in town Thursday. He is o Grant
man Wonderful as that may seem to those
who read only the anti-Grant papers, and
thinks Blaine cannot be elected II nomi.
mated.
Miss orton's troupe performed in City
Hall, Wednesday evening, to a small au.
dience; but those who were there were OF
the opinion that it was the best perform
ance Bellaire has had for long time.
Mr.. Schramm, OF Beverly, Ohio, has
bought the grocery OF II. II. Meek.
A great deal OF moving Is already going
on, on Gravel Hill especially.
Mr.. j. NJ. Reese and Mr.. J. W. Sanders
are both spoken OF as candidates for mem
bers Of the School Board.
At the Democratic city convention one
Republican was nominated and another
talked OF. Several gentlemen who have
been nominated have already declined.
Mr.. S. R. Wetherald informs US that a
straw was taken among the nailors and
feeders at the Lsughlin mill, Martins Fer
ry, the other day with the following re-
suit: Blaine, 81; Sherman 4; Grant, l.
Our Bellaire School Districts affairs are
in aourishing condition. The balance
on hand is about 5000. The balance last
year was $500. The receipts from schol.
ars attending our schools from other dis
triCts are $50 so. The amount paid teach
ers is s., ,s92 10 for the year. The janitors
receive S62S IS. Over seventeen hundred
dollars have been spent for repairs and
improvements in the last year.
A new Gravel Hill social will hold its
first meeting at Mr.. Clark Dunaway's Fii-
day evening.
One OF the attendants at the special
service in the Catholic church Thursday
morning accidently brought his candle
too near light curtain and 1t caught fire.
Laces, silks, etc, 10 the value OF good
many dollars were destroyed. There was
great confusion. in the audience for few
moments, but the priest succeeded In
quieting all.
Martial music was heard passing through
town Thursday; 1t announced q repetition
Of the Padrone's Victim by Miss orton and
company. R, @. +.
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For years David Allingsworth suffered
with rheumatism, and Notwithstanding
the best medical attendance, could not
find relief. lie came to the SciotA county
Poorhouse, and had TO be carried into and
out Of bed, on account Of his helpless con.
dition. Alter the failure Of oil the rene.
dies which had been applied, the Directors
OF the PoorhouSe resolved to use the cele.
bra,ed German Remedy ST. Jacobs Oil, and
this was fortunate resolution, for, with
the trial Of one bottle, the patient was al
ready much better, and when four bottles
had bean used upon him, he could agAir
walk about without the use OF a cane.
The facts as above stated, will be veri
fed by the Editor Of the Porttm0uth, Ohio
| Correspondent,
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;ignedI R. ". Thompson,
Secretary OF the Navy
THE UTE INDIANS.

The Ute delegation leave tomorrow.
They are confident Of obtaining the con-
sent Of their people to the agreement with
the government. Two Of the prisoners
brought from the reservation have been
found not implicated in the massacre. One
was identified by Miss Meeker asone OF
their best friends, and. the other is q boy OF
eighteen, who, as is now ascertained. ar
rived at the agency after the event. The
list of presumably guilty persons made by
the Commission at Los Pinos in October
last was based mainly on the statements
made by Mrs. Meeker, Miss Meeker and
Mrs. Price, who were not eye-witnesses to
the massacre and hadto draw their con-
illusions from circumstanial evidence.
The Interior Department is now In posses
sion Of a list OF the names OF the guilty
parties, which is thought to be complete
and reliable, coming from one Of the lndt-
ans themselves. Chief Douglas will be
held for the present at Fort Leaveuworthl,
and It is expected the guilty parties, with
the aid OF some OF the chiefs now return
ing, will soon be brought in.
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WILLIAMSoS's Wall.


-
,rSl. Mn foNS, March 25.-Eugene Fairfax
". NSAqansOn, !! who has been annoying Rev
y ". DiI for some time, arrived in this city
y. .'S'y in custody Of James Gayler, Gen,
~ q Superintendent Of the PostofTice. DR.
~ ~ met his tormentor in the Postoflice
NJ 6as as begged for mercy, assuring the
S,s w " Ihai he had no thought or inten
A, r1- y leV!ing blackmail. He disclaimed
Nh Est'oaal feelings against the Doctor
i,s ,islison s,ton confessed to him that in send
~, Istle "a, letters he had no bad motive. /
MI us G way Of having lun. lam satisfied
sTS;olyIor, that he had no intanuon o.
Il \ y,Ig oLAekmail, but was guided entire
Willis us EeFk by some insane impulse
'AllsOn was taken 10 the tomhs.
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TRUsTEE'S SALE.

By virtue Of adeed Of trust made by Psler Rinkss
and Cecilia, his vile tothe undefsIgnpd tr,tLts dated
June 30, 1870, and recorded IN the once O tho CLERK
OF the County Court Of Ohio county, West Vir.
ginia, in deed Of trust book No. 9, page will on
SATURDAY, April s, 1850,
commencing At 10 o'clock A. NJ proceed to sell At the
front door Of the Court HouIs Of Ohio county. WtI
Virginia, 70 the highest and beat bidder, the follow.
Ing real eStaiO-thlt Is u ly: certain pece Of land
beginning at point on the Cumberland road, in
Ohio county, West Va, thence north TX degrees
east g6 poles TO stone Al the upper corner; thence
south ssA degrees west 1892 poles TO \ stone near
drain on the eastern aide thence Iouth 5tS deSre,a
west poles 10 none on the west side nt brAnsh,
and 10 Flags linsi themes south * degrees Euat II
poles, 70 the eoutro Of the National Road; ihsnrh
Al1ng the centre aid rad south ST. u degrees raAt
2i.E6 poles 10 the begirning containing three acF,
and four perches Of land, more or les.
TERMs oH SALE-One-tbIFd Oi.tho puFchate money
and ~ much more ~ the purchaser may elect 10 pay
In eash the residue In two equal insIalimunlS nj sE
aud twelve months, with Interest IRON day oi SALE
purchaser giving note secured By deed Of trust or
deferred payments.
The title % ihssad property Is believed to bo per-
ect but selling ~ trustee shaIl convey only such
title ~ "a VeIted In me by said deed Of trust.
VIZ. P. HuuBASp. Attorney. 20 = iebislwS: ]
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TEXAS.
Republican State -vIrtua
Instructions for Grant.

Republican State Conyention-vIrtual
Instructions for Grant.
GALVESTON, March ga NelrJ special
from Austin says: The Republican State
Convention, after somewhat acrimonious
session, admitted oil delegates. The fol-
lowing is q summary Of the platform which
was adopted:
We hold 1t to be the duty Of the United
States Government TO secure to every citi-
zen the free exercise OF the elective fran
chise in all elections for President, Vice
President and members oi Congress.
We are in favor OF the use OF both gold
and silver currency, but believe that q
dollar, whether gold or silver, should ap-
proximate TO each other in value as near
as possible.
We don't consider It expedient for this
convention to make the nominations for
State officials, but the delegates TO the
state Executive Committee, have the Ru.
thority 10 call the future State Convention
to decide that subject, II in their opin'
ion the public sentiment shall hereafter
indicate such convention desirable,
The balance ot the resolutions relate 10
State affairs. The resolution instructlnl
the delegates to Chicago for Grant wa
bitterly opposed. It was finally agreed Y
instruct the delegates TO vote as q unit
This was accepted by the Grant men q
equivalent to the instructions adopted
Davis was elected one delegate at large.
!,
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MARIETTA, ONO, March 24.-Thomas
Browse, an English gentleman of large
estate, sailed for the United States in
1880. After some travel he concluded to
settle on the banks OF the Ohio, in Pleas
ants county,-West Va. He bought1a
large tract of land, and built a.fne large
house. His estate is about twenty miles
from Marietta.
In 1876, Mr.. Browse was elected Judge
OF the County Court, which position he
has filed up to the 18th OF this month.
On the 18th he was taken violently sick
while upon the bench, aud died next day
in the Court House. he had not signed
the minutes OF the court. Here, then,
was an unadjourned court, without a
Judge, and no one who had the power TO
adjourn Ii. ons OF the lawyers OF Parkers-
burg was informed OF the state OF the case
and gave information how to proceed in
such an emergency.
Mr.. Browse followed the old English
law left the bulk OF his property to his
eldest son, Robert Henry, who received
English real estate valued at si00, 900. His
daughter is to have 500 acres Of land in
Pleasants county and $50, 900 in cash. His
grandson, Herbert Creel, pockets deed
ior q large estate in Missouri and SIC, 900.
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oHISEsE wARLIKE.

LONDON, March 25.-vienna dispatches
announce that Russia is seeking an ALI
ance with Japan against China.
Ii Hung Chang, the Tientsin Yiceroy
has received 100000 from the Pekiu
Government to purchase eight gunboats
in England or the United States, to defend
the coast against the possible attacks oi
Russia.
Russia is meanwhile organizing the ma
tive tribes in the vicinity OF Kuldja fol
the defence OF that place against China.
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DENVER, COL, March 25.-It Is rumored
that IL 9 Indians attacked party of six
men near Santa Barbara, killing all. The
names Of only two of the men are known,
Green whartly and Domingo Martinez.
The Indians also attacked the village Of
San Jose, but were driven of, and no
depredations were committed Of any con.
sequence.
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Hereafter, Mr.. Blaine will receive the
y To,es Of Vermont, Indiana solid, and
hsese lis strength for the New York
rtPennsylvania delegations.
when We consider that the strong
h&iO Grant have already spoken. while
aeSorhWest, which is almost solidly for
Sine, has hardly begun the preliminary
tiarls, this is pretty good showing"
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RELIEF FOR lRELANp.

LONDON, March 25.-In order that the
relief for the people in distress on the
coasts OF Galway and Mayo may be car
ried out effectively frigate has been dis
patched in addition to the three gunboats
hitherto employed. The Duke OF Edin-
burgh will shortly arrive on the west coast
Of Ireland to inspect the arrangements for
ralief
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A SAD PILGRIMAGE.

LoxpoS, March 25.-Empress Eugenie
is travelling .incognito as the Countess Of
Pierreionds. She is accompanied by Col
Sir Henry Evelyn aud Lady Wood, Mar
quis Of Oassano and small suite. They
will embark at Southampton to-day fol
South Africa, to visit the scene Of the
Prince Imperials death.
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LOUISVILLE, March 25,-The Republi'
cans have held conventions in tity.6ve
counties In this State, OF which thirty have
instructed for Grant, three for Sherman
and one for Blaine. Where no instruc'
tions have been given Grant, delegates to
the convention haYe been generally ap'
pointed,
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ENGLISH WooL ,tARKEr.

LONDON, March 25.-The next public
sale of colonial wools will commence on
the goth OF April, by which time 1t is ex-
pected that $4,000 bales will have ac-
cumulated. The quotations Of all coarse
woods continue to rise.
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Unlike Logan, Many Mourned his death

wALIA WALLA, W.T., March 25.-Haw,
lish wampo, chief Of the Caytese Indians
died yesterday on the Umatilla reserva
ton. The funeral was attended by ovel
900 persons, including many citizens o.
the Umatilla country. He preserved the
lives Of all the white settlers in this valley
in early days, and his death is mournec
by all who knew him.
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Asitnilng The Dobt question In virginia

RICHMOND, Va, March 24.-Readiuster
Auditor Massey is credited with havingin
contemplation a plan for shortly suspend
ing the receipt Of coupons in payment Of
taxes. Itis believed that necessity may
arise 70 force him to adopt such q course
TO maintain the!State government The
auditor tonight said he should certainly
have recourse TO every legal means to
circumyent the receipt okcoupons in pay
mene OF demands due the State. The
whole object Of Mr.. Massey's proposed
programme is believed TO be for the pur-
pose Of aHitAting the debt question until
after the November election, hoping
thereby 10 strengthen the cause Of his
party at that election. His course was
probably well understood by the leading
men in the readiusters' party in the
legislature before It's adjournment.
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Labor StrILn A. Nam Yo.r

~. NJ" YoRE, March 95.-only three
E,as' I,.s manufacturing firms continue the
S,,.S0 sGuL Hsrmaun's cabinet makers
dsy d,',sI ,05 IN procession to the shops to.
ms IS T. Lvsumed work at % per cent nd.
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THE PUBLIC WILL TAKE NO.
TICE: That the Order OF The POST
master General against the Nails
of the Louisiana Ntate Lottery Com
pany is KESCiNDED.
Registered Letters and Money
Orders can be sent through ,le
Nails as formerly.
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sherman DeIegates from North Carolina.

SHERMAN Delegates from North CarOIIna
GoLDsBoRo, n. O., March 25.-The Re-
publican Executive Committee Of the Sec
ond District met yesterday. After strug
gle two colored delegates were elected 70
the Chicago Convention, named ]. B. Alb
bett and Clay Fassoni both Sherman
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p,sytrrs Of a peaceful settlementot ex-
it,, troubles in California are not as
,ooarasips as they were q week or two
S,,. Afer period Of comparative quiet,
itbu0E said that all efforts to reach a
sst,,.oy understanding between the
-.,,...ptatiyes Of the mercantile interests
,,8 tbo.e Of the workiugmen have re-
std in complete failure. While there
SYipdication Oiimmediate trouble, there
aw. feeling Of ieverishness among all
sltzs caused by the existing uncertainty
,,Js,r Of some overt act on the part OF
tb,utreui,.s. What renders the situa-
sossill more unsatisfactory is the fact
tsa the city is on the eve Of q local poll.
t.,Iou.est, and it is feared that the ex-
dteueu. and bitterness attendant upon
E,b decisions will be so heightened and
ira,rsed By the Incorporate actions OF
yu,kingmeu's leaders that the peace Of
a.d,y is lisble to be greatly endangered.
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LONDON, March 25.-The steamer Plant
ar. nj Antwerp, from New York, lost one
n, man a. and one hundred and twenty head
Of cattle overheard. Her cargo shifted on
'nS SRW RTS YSsx, March es.-Arriyed; wsse,
Bremen.
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IRELAND.

DUBLIN, March 25.-Parnell and Biggar,
Home Rule, have decided to run in Mayo,
oae Of the prisoners was recently SEN
fenced at Castle Bar assiEes to imprison.
ment for assaulting Process Servers.
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PrrrsBuRou, March 25.-The journey
men tailors Of Pittsburgh and Allegheny
City, numbering 800, struck to-day for an
advance ranging from Toto looper cent
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I'm following is the claim made by Mr.,

I'm following is the claim made by Mr..
Esires friends as to delegates elected:
45 far 1872 delegates have been elected
b De National Convention, as follows:
Ia York, 70; Pennsylvania, 5s; Yer.
rss, 10; Indiana, 30; North Carolina, 8
jTih Il more to elect, and Maine, II
Thh ? more to elect. OF these James G.
Eiiss Is the actual choice for President
dIb0ut two.thirds, and after compliment
rywles are passed he will receive fully
Is oI the lSS votes. On the first ballot
ase delegates will probably vote as fol-
has
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r.,.,. Republican Convention 10
u, aaa S.'ibe ,be ST., OF this month I.l will al,
th's ,ai.Jr On ,rr choose full Blaine delesa'
Chicago.
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DIRE PROOF SAFES.

We Will al all times sell the best make. Of cEneIp.
natl saEe. At AA iOw, and generally lower prices than
the travelling agents, who arc continually SnlIeItln
orders. We will duplicate their prizes every time
and bayers will Know Who they dealing with. No
Come and sec u.s.
w.T.BURr &cO.,
nhi0.VAS t9Ig N1tp v,rc,t
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=. .'777[oToy correspondent Of one Ol
4,,.snopd s,,a' papers figures out a vote vote
q sIna;sn .. I;su Grant on the first ballot at
I u ~ sot St As he claims half the vote ,3 ol
Csia!a' ~, ~, II the third term candidate, his
a.sa's ~. viii ,ii not be readily accepted by
g, vtgnians.
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.fTort 10 commit the Republic
Ie,,' l[,sr..,ee to third term met with
= d .i.,n, i.1 allure at Memphis on Tues
iEFl'.-'T The County Convention was
.! ., -, -. tn elect torty.iour delegates to
ka I.... .as.' Convention. Resolutions we're
u sls ,s,, ,bs delegates go uninstrueted'
r''ta y VT, .,,.mp, TO have an instruction for
:. ~ y .',s S was tabled "amid shouts Of
6'i1' "" '" This was a great surprise to
sas,S : locates Of Grant, who would not
= Y &. st' t,,,sJ a vote had they suspected the
...;hilI,y Of defeat.
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No. Sis Broadway, New York.
| AH our GraHd Extraordinary Drairiags an uHd,r
uAs FBperTiIi0a aAi HadAdgeHlsHfQ Of GEN ERALS q, T.
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n. B.-Thli Company has NO AGENTS In ths
BRITISH POSSESSIONS, aud all persons pretending
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wise are SWISDLERS. mhIJ.wSAW