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... procession is to pass, for the dation of the other visitors, who are to be admitte o may judge from the present appearances of the menu), to the number of 1,560. The awning Wh i- be placed over the long table will extend to tile about 400 feet. RACING OF STEAM-BOATS ...

... report was. ordered to be received on Friday. .WAYS AND MEANS. The motion that' the house - go into a committee of Ways and Menus hating kin -put,. Alderman ,WootY rose, and read . two letters, respectivelysigned J. Bankes and J. Rennie, denying ...

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