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WBITIHO PAPIB3, ENVELOPES, 6TA- XIOHBBT, and WIKBOW PAPIBS. lot -1- ± si ffxj »trrct. i l\ s* , BUUJltj—lllKlAM—ilirion Mat ‘ n ° Tel » • **«»• Cotae*llf. Jlfsl 134 "® WrtßwHwri o2*«, S toiSi?»i W ? B_E7 Px ' 6 *“ r <‘' Ai: ibs © 4 »*****• kSsss^jssSk^i 93 Wood | Uuukbi kjotfST ,A»M*Uc«l Cwrt Hootrtcltr— QmnMt: & m M? an i*r*» bbowb.il-As , aSsXfrSS* 800 l *- A Good Fight, hjr O. Beade: r.- g*/-CPi B»CC*; sasag&n... Wm. on I5K*E!$Si„. ll* *na 1 7 111 “"fe*. • “ otc. BIAD, T 8 Fourth street. JoiscEMijtjiJirjidfrg P b&m AND WOOD CHAIBfI SCLLIBO or* WBOMBJ.CKTOIHT4IL. JAB. W. WOODffIU, bATiSMTJiD OL"! 1 . ». IMl — 2£ — I Dithzidge’r Patent OVAL LAMP ,OHUtNXEI flUnufsctnrad «/ XX FtlilT GJjASS. JUt flinw, which hattlng iail f^rti i wi.'jtixittfoto;;?'* Tort«tt • w WMi tesrv. FLUMUBSS, STEAM FITTERS, 129 Fourth Strict' rear Bhithtiix©. B«atSSf U*3 jMUTatom, fbr on Ejtortt., llMd In ih. met danbl* wjta hot ud coid £3£v n 1 “l‘ 1 “ ta !“‘r b ' rUi •U*U a. KKLAAKijUAi, Shipping and Commission Meroiant, •WOffoe op st4tri| Ao. U 7 ITAiX BIBELT. X. I. Si;?* 1 ' !“.. BeC , aS ’ OHEHIOAL3. DST o I Ujys, Ac , bj tU| origtaaJ package onW 1 CBMi-»Caah oq daiirerj. * **' di» £f££T* °' Dom-tio Usrcbns nS» f j^. b^b, 2 ,a “* conow * io “ia*U PATtJC.' the »i_Aa M5 t BIHOK B ANn r SJSi LS ’ OAJ,AL - OABDKhI mbU:iy° froj * n>l * t -‘ knuhtii. TKWEv tfoaufoctom of OIL OW TIIBOL, • ' «a- Atf D?CH* *" ““I* of SMOKING MSSBS3S»fS!! I lt ffsz TBJS ; BT.-CfIABIJS HolSt, H- B—rin TimtoiottaKiWuiCTi tetn^.'' | W. JSU.YV UKG \, lmoo <>" OT to **** °Vi‘' 'Mit PdPEns. R' it PALMJiU, No. -- W55Th». OPTS ( 'W. AtMOS*. BO* fcOOu.WioL*. y* AJD &STAI2, DtAltlJ LB BHOl& r1 touooiw Joorih AndAyped >treeti. Pi lta^urjcK,; - ffflmcMjw, £)K. CHABtBSHrsTOWK, ~ PffFfltOlAHAimeUWJfiOa, OBo.,Ho.'MMDXBAI.srai;BT, ■ . (OwaUu Baw, but jjrUfi.) ALLEQHKSrOITy. ' JUUStc. tfC, km saara-ftSsff- DAVIS A CO/SBOSTOS PIAIMfI JOHN H. AtELlfOßjlhiALHji iir I’UbJ WttjMMon, 4c., No. i*f»J "W> .to. M d Ptoood rilw. wSS5£,i,. £ i ARCHITECT t, M, BALPH, : ABcamoT, SSSSaffiyssassi .SiCMHUEiL. • -r giptnra'mrr'•= i ! »ia; I aU<2££US£.'Uns; On handmd fcrwUb r S. RIDDLE & CO. ED II OSSA HD PROPBIETO 88, Publication Office So. 84 fifth slreet. moeklso rvENraa editioss. daily. OOHTAIHIHO THE LATEST KWa t7P TO THE HOUB OF PUBLICATION. Uomrao Ewnoitr-Se per uanm la adnace, or IS oniti per week from onier*. -Btmdto Eimo*-$3 per anno® InadTtaee.orfl ®wiU per week froza carrion. _Wer«iT Eimon-slogie copta, |3 per annum: Km or non, SUS; Ten otosnnrl,, |1 p,, „„„ IftHlllblr In miwrnx -1 APVEMISINO ATBEASOSABLE EATER. TUESDAY MO] I ’ Seward do Emuectpallon. I II wlllbo seen thsfc Mr. SswAan.lnhls cir ctUar latter ta tho Consular agents ef the United States, oloorly and dletinotlj reeog nises_tjie_emaucjpatl<)ji of.the stares in the StaUe whtph persist In rebellion u s greet md paramount npdesslty; that the nlterantiTe now presented is the 'abolition of slsrery or » dissolution of the Union; end he most dis tinctly deeleres that It Is the President’! de termination that "if .e the Union, and .oil sfdeerjr, thalmuitte eidwitainsrf anil eased." That circular hears the sanio date at the Pro clamation ; and its publication now, after a lapse of fire weeks, and after the Ootober elec tions, and before the Hbremberolections, may I [ bo taken as a distinct re-arowalof that bold and.effcctire lineoLpolLcy. _ I SEDUCED PBICES, T , Generaistaniey. A lettor from Corinth, dated the Md ini gires an interesting statement of the presen tation of a tine horts to Gen. SraSLir, who Is now in eommaadthere. Gen. SrantaT is a Sonthern man, and was a slareholdor when the war oommenoedi b'dtnn thebroadgnrand of Christian principle he set his alarss at lib erty, and without transoendinghla duty asan offloor eontlnnos to do so with those of rebels when they como his way. Gen. Sraatir is a splondfd soldier, and Slthongh as such, hold- Inga tight rein upon he is justly honored and belorod by jerery soldier in it. In his address to his soldiers.on that oeoa- flioa the General Mid: f * . k °°" th “ . Ut toward tits North Bt»t i 7 0a •>*»« happy homes amt toeing boos loon “* "'■»?" *ndrknow the sacrifice v ‘"Using •>>« iwi life of theeoldler. Yet, 'nn.drjaltty monthi, when inaotiTity causod llmo to drag heaTfle many of yon enfeebled byieicknoss, you haw cheerfully borne np and awaited the day we ehonld bo ready to etrlko ! the enemy.' This, eoldiere, hai been your moral victory ! War. alael lk a condition—a neoeasary condition of animal lire, and, it_ would appear, of human eiiatenoo. Civilisation has done much te mitigate lta horrors ; yet, with all restraints, it is still tho moat dreadful of all scourges! Bxoelleoca and high merit Jnwar require aU ft? of 4 jwfeci Christian jo oat •JEJ* . , W * oan.oalj b4«.to attain excel -8n“ hi S b eharaetctMjoldiera- through the ezorrfeo of conaUnt patienw loftioetpar ins°s^ , x Vr boa i W M if ogotiett &nd dwelt did t not aay to *oc that-whatever or reputation or 'merit 7‘may ha T 0 mado'in 5®. Ut ® b * tu <* « heretofore, I owe to yom Without you 1 am nothing.) You have, at JH f 0 ™® 10 ' 3 ' freely rxpoied your breastat* the bulleri of eur loeijihe laurcli ari yours, muob more than mino., £e* ok then, eoldiera. preea on in thu great cause I! Remember that toe are eoloing<with oar bayonet* one of th e great quution* of hutorij—the domination of carte: Ihequettion whether a crut\ oTwurcAy, who, for getful of that eimpU and enbtUoieoamand of i thy neighbor an thunlf/> > XVJ I** 1 ** to live.npon ttieunrtqxkUedflabor ef htM.neighbgrt, •halt 'Hle and dictate the derti ntet of our country, . What & cop tract between thb sentiments of this noble Sontberncr and’ those of our dough faced, slavery-conserving, compromising peo ple, whom it would bo a gross abuse of lari gujgo and an outrago upon common sonss to call Democrats, althocghtbsy still say they are such. To such wp particularly commend the closing eeqtenoo of tho floaerul’s remarks. Sketch of flcn. Hosecrans. Gen;/ Boiecfaia* ha# boon- appointed to the chief cf mmind in Kentucky, the follow ing sketch of him is Interesting": —W».BUrko-Bo*ccran*jra4 hura-in Einei ton township, Delaware county, Ohio, on the 6th December, 1819. His patents wero Cran dall Roseorans, whose, ancestors were ortjrln allj from Amsterdam, Holland, and Jemima Hopkins. Tho former, acatiro of Wyoming vLnJ O,^ P<nn "J ,vani *» ® m >gtitad to Ohio in 1808. ,The. early years of the present Gen eral were pauedMn eloseapplication to his •wdies,-«o that at the agwof-olghteen ha was fitted for his appointment as cadet at the tnii ttary academy at West PoloVfn 1838. He gnuioaled with high honor.' In J 8«, being third in mathoinulc.. »nd fifth in geaerel merit, in a class of 6ft,-six, nnmbering many (ftstipgnlibed competitors. He entered tho oorj. of engineer. a. breTotieoohd nontenant •orrth*let-of-Joiy f iBt3, and-eerTed that ,ear at -Fortress Monroe, ai lr»t!as.litanl,,finder command'- of Llentananf ■ Oolonel H. - eJDo Bium,. Ho -we. ordered (6 dot, at Weit Point, in 1843, a. asilstant'p'rofei.or of en gioMring. , ~ - t. • • , • From the. date to tbobreaklogout of the preientwar hewaa engaged in. Tar lon. ..r- Tlo., allot which he diichargod with groat acceptance to tho Go»ernmohfio»pecinlly inch u requiredI engineering .killßf a high order. Op the 10th of Jane he we.-nominated, be tho Proaident, a Brigadier .General in the regular arm,, and assigned to duty under -Geoeral;McC!ellnorntartf-‘to..Virginia. He inrred under McClellan with di.tingnl.hed gallantry, and when, GoneraJ- MeCielUn Wa. ““iftyulihgloa to take charge of the cbm, oHlte Potomac, BoitcrinrWM appolnt ed to the command of thh jarmyin Western Virginia, and whll.t in that position Side mpst_brillUnt oampaigos of tho war, *nd addod newlu.tre bln the American "he o **“? campaign cio.ej he wept to Wheeling, Va., and e.tahilahed his headqoar tetajhere, but. the jifo waa .ojponotonona, and he wa. eo anxlon. for actlre serrlce, that tha President utigned him to a cbmmxndjin dcr General Grant, j • “ While in thl. poaltl.nJto :fo”nght and won >.?“.«?,*b» most Important battle, of thl. war —lnka and Corin th. Although outnumbered b, the rebel, at the latter place, he. handled hie men with «o much .kill ‘andyunfllnching braver,, .Umnlated b,hi. eondnet,' the enemy - were repaired and completi, .eattered, being ehawd for man, bile.. We bellore General Boreeran. hie never been defeated in an, bat tie he fought. Thl. will argue well for the ol oar oauiein Kentucky, He ilia -good General, taking advnategwof any- ob pertnnlt, and making tho beat oat of It, -Wo hope In hi. new field of labtfrS he will ha as sureessful In the future a. ip the -pest, and that the disgrace heaped open onr arm, by the late eampaign of Buell mn,, nnder hia lomoh Wp,_ bo wipe t] ont. Bo has now a spleii- both In Dumbers uad, maUriaf, an g* hheommind, end We feef in his h»nd«- Lit* dhpatoholreiioia (ien. -Popo, at St. P»ul, Minn., ntato that of tholndlani triad Military Commisiion, twenty-ona ttJTjbMn found guilty. Otiora ara yet to b* dor triad. Tbo number ot Indians who hare but- rendered thomaelaee to Gan.-Sibley, and boon j tout down to tha Agent*,' waa 1,607. i Abobt , .fiftyJodgaa'ara jn* .with: Gait; Sibley. The nnl “#»»* eent down ora in cbargodf,Cantala' ,Ilit eommandlnr' a battalion ot i»o *Ol at.’ Xbay _»ro enjployri la digging .and, taking' and -WW. Hear Col. Hamilton) of l exas. At * Union war meeting. At Brooklyn, N. *.» got opundcr tho atuplcea of Southern friend* of the' Union, Colonel Haliltos, of I«XHi ; *poke with great oarneitaeea and We giro two brief extract* ; rnV* n 7 <■» that Liberty may live. ‘bSuSu “coopted tho Proclamation, end with joy. [Tremoedoue chocre.l Tt i. ,lc P. in a, ° right direction. [Cheers.] to g>»e oar hearty (import to tho QoTernmoaC [Cheers.] The uivozn tTe°L . ° •*•»» of thep*p£“d ttej’ "S*' “T* b i SoTjraamat. i . *t*ked what he would do. bv wat of r«. JrimSf t ti^°™ rn ,?“ii h °' wonid •*/>>• *« JJ!. £ to h»w the Constitution a. it ii. oOßitthxtioa did sot forbid the axiitaaoe k J“’ on ,to °ther hand, t.kd aoi that it tolerated the non of r S ‘* T “ woll “• it tolerated it. t Lo “ d cheer..] Tou uk me, tbooj perhaps, are you ia fetor of the Presi dent e Proclamation ? And thet, I am told, •tnmbUng blook Id tha mind, of OoDntrS ftl n f ‘ )thfal in this portion of the man? 7 ' ° Bl a ,,“ mpt , le ,** * Soathern t’ I do. [Prolonged thTlildirf",. “ 7 " c l pt “■*”“* know it 1. the hendwriting upon tbe wall, whioh make. P rebel in tbe South tremble in hie .hoe. Hb. h .°i, otB v 'f“ nU| g- [Applause.] It i. he i h n k “° d .' ,r g Chlt “no of oldeair upon Lifi T ! - “ ot * B ,.“SS* the.hand or the writing io "*P“* of Slitery and iu . d ° o “^ r '■ Btllrtto, ° the dread of the un «een body that moto. tho hand. That great body, l cm teU them ia the Amerioan people, snit£t„7, hl “a™^i thatXibe P rty Snir^^(f i .° T " J Sla, " r7 ' ““'i that Slavery i ln i' d !f thit Liberty,may lir/. [Loud applaiM.] The light baa begun, and tt will Dover end until one or the other ehal’ aocoomb. , TERMS: IQ, OCTOBER 2a ' Jl'jufl 0 2 P t* h * Prl >sldont's Proclamation, and hail it with gratitude and joy. I A Winter Campaign-. On Paper. A correspondent of the Philadelphia Pra, writes from Harper's Ferry, on the 22nd inst: Id mjiast I ipoke of tho preparations for a forward ,moremeDt. In a recent rialt to many of my friends, who behafod with gal t,“a th r\ P ' nin “ ll »' at B «» “»». «nd in an< * h «* rd “>“°>> which will satisfy thopablio that onr Commanding General. has been at work inoessantly, al though preserving an. outward dignity, reti. cenoe, and ease, which elicits alike tho wonder “th‘hi mir * tl ° n ° f 111 ’ ,ho oom ' 10 c °ntaot ‘““f* nothing, I think, when I say that ml 1 ™? Army of tho Potomao has McßleUan is nowen- J?“ k ? g Vl ri " “ f reeonnolsasinces, Vj°7 dlreotion, which .re giving him groat ni »*“ ‘hose aic Snished Z‘‘h. b .Z“ . b ° aarU>B thacoming week, I hopo to bo able to annonnoo from hero that out “ gine Winchester, if tho rebels Shonid determine to hold that position against ns, flanked as it is already. Onr troops are now rapidly movlog into Virginia, and oar tions 0,t * k '° gtmd “*? ly takl,1 8 advanced posi- It is'Understood horo that Con. Halicck has submitted plans for tho future oondaot of tho “ t " 1 these h.vo been ecoepted and w|U soon he operated upohTn hll ?.“• Hnlieok will probably take Jh» held in a ehorf HmV, with the corps d ormoe of Heintselman, Sigel -and Sickles, I and perform the most important feat of the wintor campaign by moTlnguponthoenemy's communications, at Charloturllle orGordooi^ I irUia. Gea.-Ooxj"wltiriar"own,iD3-tho dtrls- Kdlev f < w'm™ 1 * Sok ? nk ' Mflr »y. Morgan and .1. Ti’ wU i, f 0 0” h» over tho mountain! of .a* ? d . E f’ i“, a threatening Btaunton before the flrst hard freeso, mooting and form ing-a janction with tho Army of the Potomao w • Ar ‘?£° f Washington" in that vlein? Pcok "Ul move up the soath bank of the James river to Petersburg, I*1i« «!!£.* tU^ k lh ° "hel retreat South, p k "‘ ' ‘ r , oud torluneof Generals Foster, Mitchel, and Batter, to. give tho devil, the last toss upon the pitchfork.” Ihie is but a rough outUnc of theplan, and 3A« i S ‘“eir day by day, the people wUi bonold tho greatest treason that over ex istod tottering, ornmblingi pulverising away. At last wo are about to go to work in'earnest. ond f make an honest endeavor to crush tho ro be lion. Jf the people will, only be patient a liUlu whilo (hoy will th® honesty *nd do termination cl our Government, which turn been wrongfully kbuaui in inaoj ways. Gen. Uosecrana’ Opinions ot the National crista. [r ;. c “ *‘“"‘ r by Gen. W. S. Itoeecraa.,' foly 50,“hm““ of ““ m * Mtolnippl, - ??? */•«.«» bsn been engaged in this struggle, Into which an arrogant and dlota tonal alave oligarchy has driven a tree, happy and peaceful people, Bghting for the eiStonaL* 11 ' W ■ , Ua ° br * Ttr 7 »nd Invin cible patience oar citisen icldiera have itood on tut ground to the pioacntmoment, against violator, or the law. of war and humSnUy. Bemainlcg true to their principles, they have Jt"** . TO a J ’ o“ d * otl<m * 1® their fellow dUannalntha South, we fight for eommon wSeel'. , w “’ 7 ° u win - If‘be Qovero l,s. J°» will dwelt under ita as-freoly as wo. And there we *t*nd, and thua we any to-day. But if the confederates prevail, farewell “Wj “> «■ i ifarewell freedom, for "c„r' I b ' ir prinolplo. and leaders are known e? I a IJ? 7 eh “V , ‘ l n ’< cr r ia g out no coer cion , holding out false hopes and deedUful Msuranoaa of friendly regard, whilo, assassin itse, they wero jirepariog to destroy oar gor erDmenty sad reduce as l to. anarchy or ear?!- oertain that If they triumph, blood and doso .l'.ni’ aw , or( V or arbitrary subjection to their will, atcaile cccry irlfie mm. »»o hat ewnWenoupAfo JuHittM, ...few o/.facer,/ fofcruWronfy u d cruel necMeiVy, Oat a. a ertn lo (rodend woe. P They wIU omit no means, honest or dishon est,, to insure success. misrepresenting, ca lumniating ear motives, ridiculing our honest efforts to mitigate the horrors of war, and ih [ h ° P*” 10 ”* of Uta populace by low epithets are among the milder and more or urwfocroey (Aol am: a £ llai a «««snf ecciel/. . Ben. Itosoman. Is a Cathelio, and a devout pullover in the testimony of Gregory XVI. ooncemlng the hatelulness and wlokednesa of bum&n sUrery. Thk Montreal Witneaa Urns moralizes on our Rebellion and Oiril War; ! ~~ Treating up present deao °, oat f st * n ‘te United States is the : of a longtrain of: antecedent*. The SSJ-Sw 7 ! c V? cr of i .Wttihy and fro to bis possessions year by year, docs not mow certainly accumulate ' ? a S n «‘¥ n «• sat5 ati »o, by a career of in- - - treasures up wrath against tho day of wrath: The mieohier was done then; It has only become appa "“fjT - Wh , <m tho onit « d States con senled to sanction howeror indi rectly( ia their Federal Constilntion. the erU seed, was sown which has grown into a great ties and orershadowed tho land. When they, for oonslderatidns of expedien cy, allowed the Slave-Power to Obtain the ascondanoy, and to spread Slavery, into' Louisiana,’ Missouri and Texas, they were, striking deadly blows at- their own future p?” 0 ?' When they put the army and navy; of the • United at > the service ot Slavery,. sain the.ease ofihoAmiitad ne groes. Grey town and Kansas, and what' W, naughtily proclaimed to thfcnations at tutor flag must not bo visited to asoor- In whether it was covering the prohibited ivetrido or not, great trouble waa evi-- ,5- dtnwing nigh. The Scripturn'says: haughty-spirit goeth before a fall :"' 1 thelfsll could not bo;far off when such ward of pride was manifested, ilrls *> “tod eaid truly,' thst these .measures b top result of claye-holdingf ascendancy ashlngton—that they were planned ■&?*■?<} t£- =MiM ‘•Freedom’! battle, once began— bleeding-ilroto eon, Tho’ baffled oft, Im erer won." 1 1 ruMOT£r* ills'. Gr AZETTE NA.L. which tad alwaja tha majority af voUa, could mw prevented them. Tho North ao quiescedfor the sake of union, peace, and profit; and, therefore; the whole nation is responsible for them, and fearful has the weight of that responsibility proved. “Norer, wo suppose, in the history of the world, were injustice, oppression and in 'humanity more haughtily proclaimed,' and more nnblttshingly defended," than inthe and 4 righteous Providence : stood pledged, as it were, to make tho pun ishment as signal as tho offense.’’ Canada. Judging from the tone of a late public meeting at Manchester, England, at which was present Mr; Galt, ex-Premier In the Canadian colony, irseems to be a foregone conolustonan round that its separation m is not only a pro bablo but a .desirable event for both. Tho newgoveniment wiU take tho form of a union under one representative head. We are inclined to think we shall find it a powerful aHy, as its trade is chiefly valua nlfert 0 ” , ita r S Uwa J commotions, with our northwestern States, and this necessarily creates a natural friendly feeling. Our , oa "!fP° a . dlsol °- P- QVwho wrote us tho mat mouth an account of hia Tiait to Canada West, asserted that the body of the people were with ns.in the present struggle. In corroboration of his opinion, w« quote the following extract from a long loltor which ' wws recontly published in the Montreal (sax tilt: There is here a pretty deoided feeling of sympathy with the Northern States in ttoir present' struggle. Anybody, the Montreal ffmroKs inoludod, who dt&i not think and aver and say, and be verv sure that the North in every partioniar is nght, and is just going to do it, sir, hay more, will do it and put tho rebellion down, is pronounced emphatically eeoesh. Wo Bnushers have to take it right and left “Yours, fito.” , Th* results of the election for members of the next Legislature of. California in all the countiee have been published. There are 40 Senatois and 80 Aesomblymen. Of the Sena-- tore 22 hold over from last year; only 18 were ehosen at the last election. Of the hoid-over Senators, 12 are Union men, 5 eje Colton (or Union) Domoorets,-nnd 4 are secessionists. Thoso ohosen on tho 2d test, all belong to tho i majority of n tk " n A *««“Wj. «« are. Union man, 7 are_ Oolton Domobrnts, and 4 secessionists, with a Union msiority of 65,\ The Union me! jonty on joint ballot is 78. Of tho 48 Union U V n formerly KopnbKeaas •on 34-were Dobglu;DemocraUe. i ;-i ', £ ?°* t traa«port»tion for a refflment frbm OaliforuU lj $83,000; : , r a, MCLAIMS, BOUNTIES nv, p No. 73 Grictf *. D. So charna ere mado U tha claim dtie* nr.t tnccofrd. tad all tefortnalion given gram.' • pfiNSrONSJTOTOTY-feBACK FAY] H. 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AUo, Thsi tract of land, containing a perches* In JenoertownshJp.con-.t? mfor*. arid, . beiog aboot tWmila, *onfiSJ &££ coveted-with limber - r benoded-by Uadsof ■ Oeorgo Hioh, Ahrakam Keyter, and others. ‘" ' nermsmakd kooiru on da*of aalei-^ L. * uc inJarnuuion,appljrt<j g/j>TJEIL v 0 •* . Federal, AHeghsoy fi*SsS«r Foundry, Dlfiniiigham.' : «cl4:td -- JOaN<] A S*AfcD.A,WnU^. •"»'S?.fe^vS: -lietter* of Admiohtrtttoa up.*a fh* eeta'eof uld hSs JtotldU XiiVL'^X™ 1 *" “’•'*■'«* “'■*>.« »- d^or'Sc^V.j?^ 1 ;;* 1 «»•™ -- oe2lWt WB. J. itlCHAßMOK.lHfiilar.' CARPETS,: AUrg« Maortm*nt, No. 87 Fourth Street, M’C A LLilM' 8, Bongbt rmlcsi to th» Janand In of July lit. W« are emblod to tell our piMetii dock; at very &TcrabTa jatfea. JJIAMUMJUib WUjKKS' Iri tips Jt bo ira t . DoyricfTYnda.Ofi ?-rw **•*•* .tJock to- Hiik<totßhlfc‘ef it "**£«?*»U.Bed-Hook MW Petrouuon Vfcrfa.-pimtltrrii. fa; ' •'< ***” - W.IVM4SBHIIS. -a- ...«..„„,£ Jwi *4i 2“. H; n't?. - 5 -a * ; JA'SVMUtJrCB. 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