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Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-23
FOR LIVERPOOL,

FOR LIVERPOOL. SEM The A l Cat LlOyd's) Br. ship RASA- MINK LAMA, Capt. Buckley, will have despatch For freight apply 10 o jan22 JAMES REID Co.
 FOR LIVERPOOL. SSS The WASHINGTON has large portion NAE of heI cargo ready and going board For freight of 300 bales Cotton, apply to jan22 JAMES REID & co.
 FOR LIVERPOOL.
 800 Bales ,oan,ed to compirfe her cargo. SSN The A Br ship SISTERS, Christian A&zzsSR master, wants the above quantity of cotton to fill up For freight apply to
 jan2l D. WHEELER, 2s st Mlchael-st
 FOR LIVERPOOL. SSM The British bark LANARK, Firth. master, Nzaz&is now ready to receive cargo. For freight. janis VIM MILLIGAN & CO.,, 34st Michael st FOR LIVERPOOL. SS& The new American ship ALBATKOSS, NFssfR Captain Simpson, having large part of her cargo engaged, and loading with despatch. For iani4 Np''' GwATHMEY, FORBES co.
 FOR LIVERPOOL. S$N The American ship SUPERIOR. Captain MEX Allen, having part of her cargo on board. will have immediate despatch. For freight of 500 bales cotton, apply 10
 jan6 GARDNER & SAGER. St Michael-st
 FOR NETWORK. SN& The A l bark WILLIAM AND JAMES, MEX W. Read master, will have quick despatch for the above port. For freight of 300 bales cotton ts complete her cargo, or passage, having fine ac- coinmodations, apply to
 jan22 FOsDiCK & CHARLOcK. ss Com st
 FOR NEW-YORK. SSA The packet brig SARAH BROWN, J. @EXM NJ. Norton master, will have despatch for the above port. For freight apply to jaa2I JNO' c. RYAN. St. MrchaeI-"
 FOR NEW YORK SsA The packet bark VERNON, Capt Ellery, s$AL having most of her cotton on board will have despatch for the above port. For freight of l6O bales cotton apply 10
 Jan2l jNO. RYAN. IS St Michaei-st
 FOR NETWORK. SN& The ship MARTHA WASHINGTON, |, @4E Doane master, having n portion of her cargo engaged will have despatch for the above port. For freight apply to
 FOR NEW YORK SSk The A I brig ALC'NUS, Sheffield, mas- &6aRier, wants 50 bales under and 50 bales on deck complete her cargo for the above port For freight of which or passage, apply on board opposite Walkers Press, or to
 janl7 FOsDICK & CHARLoCK, ss Com-st
 FOR BALTIMORE. kSN The fine new brig ORBIT, Captain Ira MEEK vers, will have despatch. For freight or pas sage, apply to
 janl6 H. A. SCHROEDER, 2s St Francis-st
 FOX FREIGHT .SSN The English built ship CAROLINE, Har- M&Rris master, IS ready to recoive cargo. For freight apply to
 janlS D. WHEELER, 2s St Michaelst
 FOR SALE. SSN The schr FREEDOM, well found, suiia- AasGble for n lighter, will be sold very low by dec3O J. H. RIVERS & co. R.Se~~ A The steamer WARRIOR, E. P. fy4hEizR Oliver master. is now in the Dry sssz A Dock at New-Orleans, and will be in or 10 days Gin complete order) to take her her place as regular weekly packet on the Warrior River. Leaving Mobile for Chiles' Ferry every Sa- turday, at 5 o'clock PM.
 janll CAMPBELL, OWEN & CO.,, Agents.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-23

xEA FOR RENT-A Country Place eight miles EEs:& from the city, near the residence of Wm. F. Cleveland; the premises is double log cabin, kitchen, stables, etc., well of excellent water, peach. apple and plum orchard, large grape arbour, figs, etc. For terms, which wi be made easy, ap- ply to the undersigned.
 Also, first rate Buggy or Saddle Horse, young and gentle, and good and cheap Family Carriage, for or two horses.
 jan18 42c JOHN D. HAYNE.
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NOTtCE--Will be sold at Sparta, Conecuh c'un- " ty, Ala, on the first Monday m February neAi' a valuable Plantation with some so or lOo Nesroes' the propery of Tbos. Salmonds Persons washing te purchase would do we'll to attend this sale. For further particulars, apply to
 dec25 2SG BOYklN AchAE
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-23

A DVANCES ON COTTON-The subscribers A will make liberal advances on Cotton consign ed to DELLINaER, EsQ. New York.
 noy25 F. W. MCCOY & co. s5 Com. st.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-23

kEA REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-The frame gs:Hl Dwelling House situated on the wes side of St. Joachim, between St. Louis and St. Michael streets, having front of th,ry-one feet or less. by no feet ep.
 Also-The frame Dwelling House, situated on the west side of Jackson, next north from the corner Of ST. Michael street. having front of 30 feet by 55 feet deep, with alley the north side of 20 feet front by no feet deep. For tsrms, &c apply at the
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-23

MARKETING and RUGS nt reduced prices O DAHIELs & BRADY offer for sale large stock
 of Brussels fine and superfne Ingrain Carpetng, to-
 geiher with varieties of new pattern Hearth Rugs, at New York prices for ca sh iapI4
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-23

A DvANCES ON COT TON consigned 10 oul "A friends in Liverpool, Havre, Hamburgh and New-York, will be made by
 dec25 JAMES MAGEE & CO, 66 Coni-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-23

' IBERAL Ad-ances made upon consignmsnts of nI Cotton to Providence, R. l. by
 jan9 E. N. SAGER, St. Michaei-st.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-23

A DyANCES will be made by the undersigned or "A shipments of cotton 10 Liverpool, Havre, Ham qurgh, Antwerp, Bremen and lhe northern ports b,
 jan3 ESLAVA, MURRELL & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-23

ianl3 VIM. MlLLIGAN & CO, S4 St Mishacl-s,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-23

A DVANCES ON CoTTON-The subscriber "A will make advances on Cotton to Liverpool Glasgow, and New York.
 now D. WHEELER, 2S St. Michaelst.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-23

A DVANCES ON COTTON shipped to Messrs. "A Barring, Brothers & Co, Liverpool, or to Msssrs. Goodhue & Co.,, New York, made by
 dec24 ARCH'D GRACIE. 26 St Francis-st
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A DVANCE5 ON COTTON-We will make "A liberal advances Cotton shipped to our friends in Philadelphia, New York, Boston and Liverpool. jan4I BEERS & SMITH.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-23

A DVANCES will be made Cotton consigned "A to the friends of the subscribers in Glasgow o Liverpool Inov2sI JAMES REID & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-23

TUX NEW fOhh SSk The A brig ALC'NUS, Sheffield. mas- NAR Rier, wants 50 les under and 50 bales on deck to complete her cargo for the above port. For freight of which or passage, apply on board opposite Walkers Press, or to
 ianl7 FOSDICK & CHARLOCK, as Com-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-23

A DVANCES-LlberaI advances made on ship "A ments of Cotton to New-Orleans by
 s,anl3 F. W. Mccoy & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-23

1T IBERAL Advances will be made upon con.ign- l/ ments of Gotten to my friends in Philadelphia and L,verpoo. EDMOND NJ. SAGER,
 ianQ St Michael-st.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-23

Y HERBAL Advances Cotton shipped to his I< friends in New York and Havre, made by
 declOtfB A. BELLOC, S2 St. Michael-st.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-23

A DVANCES made consignmenis of Cotton t "A our friends in New York. Liverpool and Havre ian3 HUNTINGTON &l CLEVELAND.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-23

T IBERAL ADVANCES made on consgnments lL of Cotton to Boston by
 noy29 I'll CHEEVER, 40 Commerce.. st.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-23

A DVANCES ON COrTON.-The subscriber "A will make liberal advances on Cotton consigned to his friends in Liverpool. ..-l
 octls GEORGE MARTIN.
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M arine Court.
ne(ore Judge Sherman.

JAr i771os r. Dav W. Cornelus W. Solters In this
cause action OF assumpsit Is brought balance
of rent Of certain premises situate 50 Centre street ap-
peare in evidence that defendant rented of plaintiff said
premiscs from 9th Msy 1874 to LIST May sa5 for which
he was to pay certain sum Of money weekly, In the
shape Of rent On the S0h day OF july 1884, defendant
than he defendant had by his lease agreed to pay but
for the difference, he TO be accountable 10 plaintiff
In December ls4 this party left the premises consdera
bly, In arrears and m to this arrears and also
arrears due before s0h July that this action brought
For defence was commended that plaintiff had accepted
this tn I'd party as bis tenant and such defendant
was only liable for the difference between the two agree
ments but as Il waa not supported by the Testimony Of
the witnesses, the jury found Tor plaintiff $50.
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Circuit Court.
Rafora ludUa Kant


JAN. H.-Kentish Latham ct al-The Jury in this
cause being unable to agree, were discharged
Jesse Rssd and James W Entry u.s. Daniel Ladd--In
sO7s g. with interest alleged to be due under the fol
lowing ces:- appeared in evidence that the
plaintiffs were Wholesale grocers, formerly doing bust
acting business with the defendant who at that time
transacted business at st. Marks Florida In September
1889, Mr. Crane, member Of the firm If Crane Stone,
also of Florida into this city with the intention Of
purchasing goods For this purpose as he intended to
pay in cash) he had brought draft with him. which not
being accepted he was on the eve Of returning, when
defendant who happened to BIZ in the city at the me
lated the circumstance to plaintiff who would not, how
give credit to Crane unless undoubed security
procured On the Sd of October defendant again
returned and agreed to become responsble the plain IFS
to take Crane Stones notes at four and six months the
goods to be marked with defendants shipping mark and
to be included in his bill Of ladng. This having
been satisfactorily brought to termination, Crane
introduced to the plaintiffs and proceeded to
select his goods in which he was assisted BY
dstendant and they were subsequently shipped &C.
ing been endorsed over to Ladd and not having been
paid, this action brought for their recovery For
defence commended that Ladd did not become respon-
sbIe tor Crane s. Stone but that residing in Cranes
neghborhood he only introduced him to plaintiffs; that
the bill placed in his hands for the purpose of
to be remunerated for any expense trouble he might
be put to; that defendant after using endeavor
only succeeded in obtaining 1915, which he invested in
which sent to the PLAINTIFF and returned that the
plaintiffs entitled to all could only be
for IS per cent on these notes.
The Court charged that no person be responsible
for the debts Of another unless under writing to that
effect that consequently 1t is sufficient in this
that defendant became security for these goods there 10
no writing to show that such Is the case. The only
question IL, to whom the credit given Ifthey
given Ladds responsibility, included in his bill and
shipped under his name then the presumption that
merits of the left it in the hands of the jury who
rendered verdict for plaintiffs Of $l464 81.
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City Intellixense.

Police Omce.-Jan. IL -ARREsT or A BURoLAR.--
Officer Josephs arrested yesterday man, named George
Johnson charge Of burglary IN having entered the
premises OF George Brooks IN l4th street. between 8h
and OH avenues and stolen cake bask and SILVER
spoons; and the tailor shop OF Mr. Chute, No 25
Hudson street. All the property was recovered by the
officer.
An owner is wanted for brown overcoat. taken from
a welLknown thief, by officer Josephs.
The property stolen from the house of Mr. Appleton,
Sd street. hrs also been recovered by officer Josephs
ATTEMPTED BuRoLARy--Mr. Robert g. Gardiner, Of
No. $50 Broadway, sleeping in the furnishing
arct OF his iather alarmed about one O'CLOCK,
hv the back door, OF some one attempting TO
fleet burglarious entrance. On looking into Reade
and down the street. and Mr. Gardner alter pursuing
MIN nearly to Church street, fred pistol at him. He
soon after caught by the watchman and gave his
name Aaron Butts. On examining the back door, q
PANEL found 70 be cut out and couple OF chisss
and a rope lying by the STEP When Mr. Gardiner hrst
heard noise he went into the street through the Gel
lar for assistance, and observing passing by coli
cit ID his aid telling him that burglary about being
committed. This person undoubtedly accomplish,
and caused BuIts to cut his lucky.
A DISHONEST SERvANT.-Elcn Cunningham was ar
rested and committed for stealing spoons worth
500 from Mrs Castiedick OF No III Franklin street. and
- in money fcom Ann Glannon from the same place.
COrOner's Omce.-RuN OvER.-The Coroner held
inquest this morning upon the body OF Lewis Crum
black man. 80 years ot who was run over on Tues
day night by the Harlem Railroad cars in the tunnel by
which his right leg nearly severed from the body
He died on Thursday. Verdct-Death from accidental
injuries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-18

Gouraud's Poudrc subtitle Tor completely
and eadcstipg superuous hair Always tested
before buying. Proof positive this, and mistake.
Gouraud Negotiable Rouge for the cheek.
Gourauds Blanc dEspagne or Spanish White for the
pexion.
t,surauds Hair Dye-warranted.
Oouraud Italian SOAP will postiy,ly pimples, botch
freckes and dark discoored skins Found only Wal
ker street. first Broadway
Asents-76 Chssnut PhiladsIphia; Milk st. Boston,
sprnE6eidi Dyer, Providence Bull, Hartford Ferr Middle
Bull Troy Pesce Albany sorr Hudson; 0ray Pough-
keepss Cross Ca,ssill; Hasce, Baltimore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-18

MoRRIs's COMPLIMENTARY BESKFTT.-This comes
off on the 10th. The Seguins and Mr.. Frazer, and
also Ole Bull, have declined making their appear
ance, in consequence Of prior engagements, which
emove them to distance from New York This
will doubtless diminish the attraction, but we sup-
pose the motive will draw great crowd to the Ia
berpacle, even II they had but ordinary minstres
the occasion. II is rather singular that the lyric
poet OF New York receives only the aid OF the
Italian artists, who have never been the recipients
OF his =" liberal efforts" in the way of compliment
tary benefits and other matters and of whom it
has, indeed, been attempted in the Mirror, to run
down completely We alude to Borghese. These
things we mention as matters of fact which should
b. known, and with unkind feeling towards the
Leae6cidre. But truth is truth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-18
PICTORIAL HERALD.
INQUIRY, THE MURDERER.
THE C0MIP0SITORS' ROOM.

The Illustrated Weekly Herald will be ready this
morning at 8 o'clock. 1t contains portrait OF
M'Cury, the person charged with the late horrible
murder at Baltimore.
Also, an engraving OF the Compositors Room IN
the Herald Buildings. Price st cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-18

To Rheumatic Suffersrs-The Indian We
geabe Elixir and Nerve and Bone Liniment sold Court
sndt street warranted to OF Indmmaoy or
Chronic Eheumatism u gives immediate relief senythens
the weak limbs all numness takes down s dwellings,
relieves all iuimmstona and extends contracted cords and
muscles
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New YORK, January II. Is45

INV IUEk, JdHudIy 104U
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. ESQ.
DKAR SIR
as an applicant for the Office Of Collector of the
Port am not an applicant for that or any other
office. Please collect the error, and oblige
Yours truly,
WILLIAM F. HAvRMEYKR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-18

Op- The steam ship Cambria, with twenty days
later news from Europe, is now tully due at
Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-18

From the Rev Fl. Adams, Pastor OF Trinity
Church. saugertes, N York." a child. nephew ola friend
lis leg up 70 lis knee when Connels Pain Exr.cor from
81 Ceurand applied which almost instantly
child burned is hand severely. and used hi; ;aiys
one could not be induced be without thnk every fani
" should always keep hand to Of such acci
dents n. ADAMS Pastor oil Trinity Church,,
New York, October q, 1854. SauGsrties, NJ r.
The above article will the following complaints all
nav is refused for it,
~ Eurns It'd Sores, Erysipalas,
Scalds, Bruises Pimpss on the Faos,
Eruptijns, Sore Eyes, Piles, Chaps.
Chblains, Sore Nipples, Cold in Wounds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-18
y. =. Commission er's once

Jan. ~. Two namen named Smith and Atwood, were
arrested for then board the packet ship
her Last trip nom London An examination will take
place this forenoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-18

An EXTRA Session. We are very much disposed
to believe, from information derived from Wash
ngton and other quarters that the President elect
will not call an extra session, although the Texas
question should remain unsettled by the present
Congress. This prudent course, is probably recon-
mended by recollection of the unfortunate issue
of the extra session called by MIR. Van Buren,, and
also that called by General Harrison. Extra ses-
sions are, indeed, very doubtful expedents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-18

@THR WEATHER IN ALBANY -On Monday we had
a fine snow storm-about six inches In depth Al the
roads were previously smooth we have cspisaI
seighng The weather yesterday much colder than
has been and In the middl OF January our winter
hos Just commonwealth mild and unusual hos been the
month oil December albany .d,gns, Jsn..l6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-18

Died, Wednesday last in Baltimore, ofscarlst fever,
Mrs. King, the second wife Of the Hon Edward King.
President Judge of the Criminal Court in the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Philadelphia. Mrs. X. had not been
wife than year, and esteemed and beloved by
large circle Of relatives and friends.
The publication of the Kalamaxoo Carefe has been re-
sumsd BY H. Gilbert, Esq, its former publisher.
The messive silver pitcher procured by the whig wo-
men of Cincnnst, was presented to Hon Thomas Cor.
win, on the 9th, wit. appropriate ceremonies
Mrs. Tyler 10 said by Washington letter writer 10
Philadelphia has ssued ukaso, requiring the forsIrn
ministers TO appear in court dresses and our navy ana
army in their appropriate uniforms, at her drawing.
room" parties.
The Common Council Of Albany have requested Mr.
Carlton, artist who has resided several in that
city, to take full length portrait Of Gov Wright for the
Common Council room.
The petition Of John Gordon for repreve has been
refused in the House Of Representative Of Rhode Island
by vote Of % to ~.
Mid:hpmsn Albert @. Enss having deserted from the
United States ship Portsmouth, at Portsmouth, New
Hampshre has been dismissed from the service OF
the United States. v
Captain JARED barrow. member Of the Indiana LeSis
lature died at Indianapolis the seat Of government of
that state The event was very sudden
The Norfolk Beacon states that Lieut.. William Bair
has been ordered to, and has taken command Of the ~
steamer Union, In place Of It. Bell relieved.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-18

Asthma, DyspePsie, ana Liver Complaints.
why 10 THAT persons suffer much from distressing
panis when remedy that will give immediate relief and effect
permanent be had at II Courandts The propre
bad the disease dsblitatsd the eorsu,ionls Iscty
great remedy Is Longeys Western Indian Panscea and se
suffering from these affections fail procure L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-18

. kss'sashs A~S Aheny AOH SACa EAeUUaCnos-
This pie snt beverage sold 81 Cousndt street. and
certain and for bilious sick headache
relieving almost inm diatey the violent stacks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-18

SPoRTINe.-A Curling Match of some interest
took place at Brook Hall Mansion House, Forty
third street and Tenth Avenue, on Thursday, be-
tween the Renfrewshire, Scotland, Club, against
all others, seven players each, 81 the game, which
was won by the former by thirteen Shots
MOBILE RAcEs.-Arrangement are on the tapis
to resusci:ate the Jockey Club Of Mobile, and to
have week of racing on the Bascom Course
early in the month Of March. Five stables Of
horses, comprising some of the best blood in the
South. are now in New Orleans and are shortly
expected in that neighborhood for the purpose Of
running on the occasion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-18
Gouraud,s Pouslro subtiIe I

Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor Salve
at the ONLY agency, 81 Courtlardt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Seguin, and Mr.. Frazer leave this city
or Charleston to morrow, where they are engaged 10
appear the 2sh instant They do not appear in Phi
ladephia Monday stated in paper Of yesterday
The paragraph was copied from Of the Philadelphia
papers.
Messs Henry and Keev gave their last entertainment
on Tuesday evening, in the Richmond Theatre, to a
very crowded auditory. They have proceeded to Nor.
folk.
The Ethiopian Minst.els gave their first concert In
New Orleans, on the 18th inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-18

TEXAN VISITORS Lamar. Ex-Pres-
dent of Texas, left this city for Washington on
Friday Commodore Moore, Of the Texan Navy,
leaves to-day for the same place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-18

LEGISLATURE or Nxw YoRK-In SENATE Jan,
6.Mr. BARTLETT called up the consideration Of his re.
solution for the ap ointment of select committee to en-
quire into the condition Of the volumes on the Natural
History Of New York An amendment carried to ex
tend the enquiry to the expense already incurred
the publication, the number Of volumes printed and the
number yet to be printed after which the resolution
adopted.
The Governors Message was again taken up in Com
mittee of the WHOLE A long debate ensued, in which
Messrs Putnam, Barlow, Johnson and Hard took part
when the Senate adjourned without any action the
matter.
In ASSEMBLY the following pstitions were presented
and referred :Of the Fremenb Insurance Company 10
New York for amendment Of their charter change
or repeal the militia Law against changing the title Of
the Baptist American and Foreign Bible Society Of cit
OF Genesee and Madison counties for law to sup
press licentousness Of citizens Of Oswego end Ononda
ga counties, for law utmitting to the people Of thu
towns the question Of license license for now
county from parts Of Delaware Otsego, Chensngo ond
Bcoome. to be called Wright.
Mr. SeARs from the Canal Committee to which was re
rred the bill to amend the act reducing the number
Canal Commisnonars reported favorably on the BILL and
II went to the COMMITTEES Of tbs Whois.
Mr.. CoMsroox introduced bill for the more equal dis
trbution Of the Literature Fund.
Mr. MoRsDos lsyd the table resolution calling on
the Comptroller for statement where the $4,000
received from the D. Treasury, from the public land
moneys was dep0eitedon what teens, what rate OF
interest," the amount accrued thereon the security there.
for, &c.
The bill provoking for reduction Of the number OF
Canal Commsstoners was then taken up and discussed
till the hour Of adjournment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-18

From HAvANA.-By the Jubilee at this port from
Havana, whence she sailed on the 18th ult., we
have full files OF Havana papers We scarcely need add
that they contain nothing which would be Of importance
citizens OF Havana They are almost exclusively
pied with legal reports and literary extracsvery plea
in their way but slender materials for daily paper
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