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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-31
Prctn the Mobile Advertiser OF the 25.h.
NAVAL ENGAGEMENT DOWN THE BAY.

About midday yesterday the stou. gunbost Florida
s. NJ concluded to celebrate Christmas eve by smell
set.to with the in olent Lincoln cruiser New London
which was lying off the harbor The Florida down
TO the westward of Sand Island and challenged the New
London to come on which she did, aud for an hour or
two lively cannonade at long tsV furnished an e1c
great audience which viewed it, the four thousand men
who garrison Forts Morgan and Gaines, well the
crews Of the b'ackadng vessels being the spectators
The Florida could not TO close quarters with the
enemy by reason OF the shoal wRer of bar Intervening
aud could she have got out it is likely she would have
had more than she could attend to with the several block
aders that were lying eff in deep water.
The engagement wAs lengthy, and many shots were
fred on both Sides and ended by the New London back
ing out as usual. The Florida Was not touched but
{. Is thought that three Of her pills took feet the
enemy. All but these three seen to strike the
water but the thousands Of eyes which watched could
not tell where these three went to II they were not
stopped by the New London. She was evidently hit
hard for aftef backing out of the fight she signaed
the et and one OF them down and lay aongsds Of
her for several hours rendering assistance It is sup
possd.
The spectators say that the Flordas lorg aud ter.
rible guns admirably served, the practice being
most excellent, placing the shot and shell all around
the MARX colj in many instances as 10 apparently
dash the water upon the Lincolnte's dicks The
gagement is said to have been most anmRting aud
exciting scene as witnessed from the forts We hope
that our gun boats will often entertain the garrison
in those dresry quarters by damaging attentions TO
IN welcome visi ,ers outside.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-31
OuibbIInR.

It ia understood tia. LccOla aud his kuavish premier
are eudesvorug dodge out Of the Trent affair on the
pre 1t that as they did net authorize the act they are
not respocsibl for IT, English bwysrs will be apt to
member that it easy to become parteefs after the
commission Of me as ia advance of Is. II the &C.
did not NEE. the approval of the Government Messrs
Mason and Slde would Of have been discharged
the moment they reached Fortress Monroe and the facts
we're communicated to Washington. Instead Of ttst
the deed was accepted ard approved shown by the
INN sdiA.e imprisonment OF our Oommi ssonsrs. It
makes no. the eas, difference whether Wilkes was or.
lerod to arrest them or not. By taking possession Of
our Commissioners after they were caught the Govern.
usnt endorsed the sc and is just responsible for it
as il It had ordered it. Al accessory after the fact
Is held TO be guilty ia the eye Of the law, and
viii BE- 90 hell by international law and it is very poor
p,t.foggng on the par. Of Seward aud Lincoln at
tempt to escape TIE cOnseqen,es of her act by such
nuibbe.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-31
CASH IN ADVANCE

Tae srngeney the tines mP1ag the necessity Of paying
sash everything teedl for the public alton OF newspaper
PEELED u.s. time since, 70 thA. In would
sussbe books unless the order for the
paper accompanied by the 70 pay for die 1T
experiences Of the times h only confirmed lin this der
in son eompss TO all the subscribers 70
e FA LeA4y books that nseesy forces US 70 adopt
regard 10 them At least until the times Will jus
" To this end viii forthwith commence the
sening Ga, Bills from The office, made ou In such
VIII when pAid place each subscriber In advance on
subscription and nj VII be done place each
bill him within the three months On the
March, 1851 The " all who have paid according
these viii be erased o books and regularly there
timely Zoe will be subscribers Of the expiration
fhs subscription year and alike adopted Eh ALL unss
payment mad preservation eompels this elSe It
would not be adopted.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-31

KESrvcKr-Uader the head of Ratings" the N o.
Pieaysvs gives US singing and pupgen. leader on
the new lights that have burst upon the Louisville Jour
nal II exposes tie sbsurdity Of the suppOsiiiOn Il at
Prentice, clear sighted aud 5Iperieaced politician lie
il, has oay ct nos wak'd up to the abOOn purposes
of the Lire I'm Government and concludes that il is no.
f,om conviction OF this abo dsnger but from
vctI IN Of his p'r in TIE State of Kentucky, which
be sees dt,rmiaed be Free that Prentice has, at the
eleventh hour, 'ra,tsd" sys the P,eayuns in conola-
sim
Again We accept this manifestation Of wholesome fear
of eoossquenceI on the part Of the Louisys JJ,nal
a. A proof that a feeling has been aroused among her
s,ns Viii, will ire ease in Intensity and in efficiency
until the releas, Of noble old Kentucky from the tbrAd
dom undr which she IL AOoring shall be no longer
a N liter Of speculation or Of hope. .fs#
Ia urtherance Of this idea, we take the following from
hter Ia the Cincinnati Gsrile dated at Frankfort on
the IOh Inst Marx the acknowledgment as to the
Southern fseliog in the Frankfort District
prop,r to CT 0lin that NJ. Crttenden was not
riousy presented by his friends candidate b,cause.
Inst nov they unwilling 10 spare him from this dis
.-ict II he had been elected Senator, new election
ft representative Of this Congressional District would
have been necessary, and just nov, Union men have
every reason 10 dread election here Mr.. Crnenden
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-31
PIunlkvi,m Rebuked.

The attention of a British journal" Rsynoids's
London Nswspspsr"-having been attracted by the
BOOSTING Of the Yankee press over the accession Of
few spgs OF European nobility to their service, and by
the Huuky reception given to them by Lincoln and bis
undersrappers It rebrkes the Presidential snob in the
following caustic style:
The appointment to high aud responsible command Of
inexperienced and incapable ars,ocrats the bane,
aud nearly blasted the fame, OF tho British army. II
President Lincoln man OF spirit and OF prudence
he would avoid stumbling into similar pitfa. But ma
ture seems to have intended him for Court lsckey
rather than for the President Of Republic At least
we arrive at this conclusion after reading the names Of
certain foreign officers TO whom be has granted commits.
sions and commands The nomination Of the Orleans
princes--mere schooboys-to the staff Of Gen. McCel-
Ian Is one Of those hazrant absurdities attached to
the sweet uses of royalty" which should have i'm
agined Republicans would repudiate. Then, again, an
unknown Prince, belonging to some obscure German
prIncipaity applied for and obtained the command OF
cavalry corps II being subsequently discovered that
his highnass could not speak word Of English, few
triAiug difficulties have yet TO b, overcome before he
assumes the command of the regiment honored by hav
ing such distinguished warrior its Colonel But the
appointment Of old friend the drunken and idotic
member from North Durham Lord Adolphus Vsne Tenn
lst q command in toe American army, Is certsnly
The aueerest act Of folly and stupidity yet perpsraed
by the Lincoln Cabinet. Is it because he happens to
be lord that Master Tempest has found favor in the
eyes Of Lincoln? The les. appearance in England Of
the Presidents proegs was at Marlborough street Po-
lcecourt charged with being drunk and disoId1rly
but as his lordshps friends declared be mad, the
Young gentleman was handed over 10 their custody,
and every one believed him to be the tomato Of lunac
asylum. Lo and behold Lord Adolphus now turns up
on the "other side" Of the Atlantic full rugged and tog
ged as Federal officer! Pity Lord Forth has sue
cumbed the brandy bottle, else his military expe-
rience might have been turned to account by Mr. Lin
Q Din.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-31

nal Interior designs but the followers in the dark
as to what was proposed They forthwith formed them
selves into company elected their officers from those
who had arrested and escorted them as guard from
their native county, and sworn into the service Of
the Confederate States "for and during the war" Tho
Journal says that the which followed their release,
the touching remarks Of the Governor and their solemn
enlistment into the Confederate service, very af
fecting and impressive one.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-31

was only elected by small majority; many OF his cup
porters are now of in the army and there would be at
least great danger that IL an ecio1 was held now an
out and out secessonst would be sent to represent the
Ashland District If victory could be had at Bowling
Green before the election, there would be no such
danger but 1t appears useless TO make any Calculations
upon so uncertain movement as that.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-31

Tag ARKANSAS CcSsHRAroRs.-We learn from tho
Little RICK Journal of the l7:h Instant that the 70
prisoners, whose arrest in Searcy county have nc
ted, we're brou!ht before Military Board and, after
al invts.igatiOn we're all released. They protested
their dvoton the Confederscy, and claimed that the
organic. on contemplated more criminal intent than
to insure them against the hostites Of invading
army. The leaders, It ID evident contemplated crin
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-31
oaroos-A Northern paper makes the following state

ment about political sff,rs in Oregon:
The tories of Oregon rampant aud are making all
sorts Of trouble for the Union Gov. Whitaker ia
an svowed sympathizsr with the rebellion, and has
named such officers for the recruits he proposes TO
that no loyal men will submit to under them. Old
Joe Lane lives Winchester and takes much interest in
these thlgs but he is saij be anxious cell and
quit the Safe for congehia climate. IL would
paw the Union men to raise fund aud buy him out If he
will leave Ben Stark, appointed 10 Bakers seat 10 the
United States Senate is better than the gang. al
though Connecticut man and former resident OF New
London He Is one OF the blue lights" order Of tories
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-31
VIII Me oIeIIun Advance E,

TIE Cincinnati Eaquirer Of the Ssh published the fol-
lowing
There is to be no advance from the Potomac before
spriug the Union troops going into wuer quarters
there will be general engagement this winter unless
brought on by Baaureglrd Such ia latest aud most
erect information from Washington.
Toe Cincinnati Commercial CT the 10th copies this
paragraph, and thus significantly comments on it:
We do not hesitate to ray that IL this is true, the
raus, Of the Union is surrendered The army will be
more than decmaed by disease during the winter. The
soldiers dshearened utterly by the dresrness Of para
mount and insurnountabls stupidity will die by thou.
sltdL aud the loss Of life wiz be greater than In the
most destructive campaigns The credit OF the Govern
ment will sink The people will become desperate
ready for anything for relief from the crushing suspense
aud horrible burden Of an immovable army and war,
AZ once the most costly aud the least profitable known
in tue history Of civilized communities All Of
factions will arise. Abolition fnRtics-Red Republican
futies-Seceesion copspators-wil grow potent In the
unwhoesome atmosphere Of conducted by imbe.
Giles for the benefit Of contractors II will not do to
wait, and wait, any longer. Now or never.
The conclusions of the Commercial seem reasonable
enough 1t has been now little morethan five months
since the Young Napoleon took in hand the Potomac
srmy. He was heralded as the hero of two victories
in one day" Of consummate energy and dispatch
perfect in The art Of war; and master of the suaton
Yet for nearly half year, he has permitted enemy
far inferior in numbers 10 tread upon his very toe and
taun! axe defy him in every possible way. Il was no.
thus with the elder Napoleon! We hear much Of bis
performances iu the saddle but Yaukeedom carnot az
ford to pay 81 day for these equestrian exer
c'ses He must attemp; something more, else some
moonlight night be WILL as the Commercial hints, find
ten thousand Tam oStaatsr ares of the North at his
horses tail
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-31

NV CURRENCY PLAS.-The Vicksburg Wig IN.
derstands that bill raased the legislature of MISSISSIPPI
p granting the privilege to the New Orleans Jackson and
Great Northern Railroad the Mississippi Central Road,
the Mobile and Ohio Rold. aud the Mississippi and
Tennessee Road TO $4,000 eacb and to the South
eru Railroad Company fifty thousand dollrs of notes in
denominations OF one and three dollars to suppyhe
want Of change seriously felt in all parts Of the State
Efforts we're made also to attach to the bill other copo-
ratons and to give counties the same privilege but the
Legislature deemed it imp'udent to open the door so
wide aud food the whole country with small notes, but
decided to cOnfne it the prominent Railroads. permea
ting every part Of the State and known to be response
bo and whose daily business with the people will give
them par circulation all the country, they
al compelled to take each Others circulation, besides
redseming them in gold and silver scon as tuiness
ess, in short time after the banks in New Orleans
and Mobile resume specie payments.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-31

BLooDY-The following statement occurs in q late
letter from the Ceutreve correspondent of the Louis
vile Courier but we have heard nothing Of the mat
ter from any other quarter conclude that the writer
was falsely informed:
As sequel to the execution of the two "Tigers' by
order OF court.maria have to record that yesterday
morning, the bodies of two officers of the Seventh Lou
siana Regiment were found with their throats cut
They were the officers Of the day aud officers Of the
gasrd at the tins of the commission of the outrage BY
the Tigers" and instrumental in bringing them to
punishment. /. would be well could the whole com.
pany be e4ced for this and most horrible vainy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-31
The CharIeston Fund.

The Mt. Hermon congregation, in spotsylvania coun.
IT, have forwarded to this Office the of sS6 S. fl
the relief of the sufferers By the Charleston fire. 1t
waits the call Of any party authorized to receive it.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-31
GENERAL ZoLLICOFFER'S GENERAL ORDER on
ENTERING KENTUCKY.
The following General order issaed by General
z ,lccf to his brigade, on entering Kentucky:
cpNrpIT OpDrp Nn o.
HEAD QUARTERS, KENTUCKY LINE,
Mar Albany Nov Oh 1891

NEAR ALBANY. Nov %, 1851
We march into Kentucky for the purpose OF defending
the p,ople of sister Southern State aganst inva ling
Northern army and their federal adherens. Let be
careful do act Of injury to toss to pro-
tec Let ciiiz Of Kentucky be moesrd in bis per-
property, whatever his political opinions may be
supposed to be- uness found r arms against giving
aid and comfort TO the enemy No officer soldier Of
this command will be permitted to take property belong
ing to any private citiz,n without authority from the
General in command. 0Ai,ers commanding regiments,
oaiions and companies will that this order s strict
ly enforced few bad men must not be permitted to
bring reproach upon the whole command by lawless
acts to convert the people Of Kentucky from friends into
enemies. Severe examples must be made of the few, il
any, who disregard this order. Commanding officers will
this order to be read 10 their several commands
until all understand it.
BY order Of
Brig. Gen. +. K ZoLLIocISER
PoLLrK LyT A Geng
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-31

ENGLIsH PILOT OLOTH.-one case, dark bla
T. heavy koglsh Pilot oeth In itore and fer sale By
de3t BACON BLsKERYlLTE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-31

NOrICE.-The A
49, members Of siehmond Lidse, No 10, are w
requ ssd to attend called meeting Of their Lodge, at Nv
Masonb Hall, this rruesdi " evening at o. lock, for
work By order q the W.:
JAS r. RIDDIcR. seet'y.
De, ss.. l. l. 1851. A D 1851 dell-lt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-31

H0PPHn.-fhs u,dersgned, sgentI OF the Unon oonsol
~ dated pper Nine Of Tesntssee, have resolved Aiup
o. pare nsot Copper, which theJf~ fss sale In os 70 suit
puvchaseu.
ds3l BACON BAeKERyILL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-31

TN OF having pay ch materials used In
our brsnesS compelled ad pied the cssh system In
proseeuiion and orde for Plovs Ac must be
commanded With The monty. to ensare tSslr exc uon.
Isl GEO WATT co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-31

WANTED "A dde aged lady, sanssk to take fall charge
w OF fAnii, Of little gir'I
Address \, Dispatch oGes. deSs- ."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-31

AstILE SOAP-l49 hIs pure cAstle Hcsp, ofrscens In
ssil BACON { DksKElyIIL-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-31
NOfICE,

0yPfCE OF TIE WEST POINT LAND CO., I
Wat Point Dec. %, 1851.
HAVING listed The Capital Stock Of this company vi thu
III Asses o. OF III. tax. for tie eoanty OF King william
therefore, tie stoeiholdes Of ks need list
stock In this company for tsxat,p. JOHN POLLARD,
deSl-clm Treasurer OF ME C5upa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-31
FROM EUROPE.

TIE AMERICAN REvoLUTIoN-PREsIDE JEFF
DAVIS MESSAGE IN ENGLAND-THE INDIE
PENDENCE OF THE SOUTHERN C0NFEDERACY
PREDIOrED-QUEEE VI0T0RIAS PR0CLAMA.
TONS. &c, &c, &c,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-31


The hsjor General Commanding Directs that hereafter
all deserters, prisoners, spies, conrabands, and al
other persons Whatever coming or brought into our
lnep from Virginia, shall be taken Immediately TO ibs
quarters OF the Commander Of the Division within
whose lines they may come, or be brought, without
previous exam ,tion or communication with
except far may be necessary for the tictr con.
manding the advance guard, to elicit information
iipg his own post; that the Division Commar der
anime all such psous himself = delegate such duty 10
proper officer Of his stat ard allow no other person
to hold any communication Hh h'm; that he then i'm.
immediate send them with q sufficient guard to the
Provost Marshal In this city for further examination and
safe keeping And that stringent orders be eisen to oil
guards having such persons 10 charge, not TO have airy
conversation with them
And further that the Information elected from such
persons shall immediately be communicated to the Ma
i,r General commanding, the Chief Of bis Ssf, AID
20 no other person whatever. Tee Major General
man ding further directs that so,ent guard be pae,d
arourd every Tessraphic Station pertaining 10 The
army and that rub guards be Instructed not to allow
any persons, except the regular teegraphlc corps,
general officers, and such staff officers may be GU
horz.d by their Chief to enter or oiter around such
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-31

Brig. Gen. =. X ZoLLIocISER.
PoLLoK B LEE, A A Gems
The national Republican., 1861-12-20
A TTENTIos, Suffers!

We invite attention 10 our stock Of Sugar cured
Ham, Dried Beef, and Beef Tongues.
Peach Blow and Sweet Potatoes, GId Onions. Or
auges, Lem 1ns, Figs, AID splendid new-crop layer
Raisins.
Almonds, Filberts, Cream and Pen Nuts, English
Walnuts and ShelbarkS
Lovering's best Philadelphia Steam Syrup.
Atnore's celebrat Mince Meat
French and American Mustard, Worcestershire K
LONDON Club Sauce, and Pickles In every variety
Brandy Peaches and Cherries. Preserves and
Fresh Tomatoes
Piper Heidseck Champagne and other brands
Sherry, Port. and Hook Wines OF various huds
Otard, Dupuy 4 Co, Sazeraa, and other Braudios
Whisky OF various grades.
Cohen Butter and Cheese Mackerel, Herring,
and Ssrdines.
smoking and Chewing Tobacco and Segars, which
will be sold al the lowest prices for cash al The Sut
lers Furnishing Store of
COCHRAN ROBERTSON,
Tu Th 4 S-3t. No. / Ninth street
The national Republican., 1861-12-20
From Hon. Charles Mason, Inss Commits.
skoner Of Patents.
Nj q 1 G X
"Adams Express COMPANY"

This Company oaers to the public " Unsquallsd
Advantage" " for the Safe and Quick Dispatch" Of
Heavy Freights, Packages, Valuabies, Money &c
no, to all parts Of the United States.
Expresses to and from the North and " eat depart
from and arrive In Washington twice dsily. All
Expresses are in charge of aprensed and rsliab,,
Messengers.
All Packages for The Soldier" carried at " One
Half" our usual rates.
All goods fer the socalled Confedera,es STATES, y
and all articles Contrnband Of War;" will be ri.
FUSED.
Our Expresses leave New York at l, and T. M :,
arriving IN " ashington at A NJ. and 50 p. NJ.
Expresses leave Philadelphia al .. 80 A. M. and l 10
N arriving In Washington $50 p. NJ and 8 a u
Expresses leave Baltimore ut 40 4. M. and : lb
PM.
Expresses for ail points North and weet lasve
Warrington daily at 1880 A. NJ and . 80 z. ri.
Special Contrasts for large quantities OF Ereig ht
can be made on application at this Office.
AL goods called for and delivered fee Of ex.rs
charge Il. W. PARSONS
l:&-lntsndent Adams Express Go
WASH ..asust 2S, 81. aug23-u
The national Republican., 1861-12-20
d DAsSENGER TRAINS TO AND FROM
BALTI
Winter. Schedule.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

On and afer MONDAY, December Q, 1861, the
Passenger Trains between Washington aud Balti
\TRAINs MOVING NORTH.
Morning Express leave Washington 6 co a. m.
Arrive at Baltimore so a m; Philsdelpha 10 SO p
Morning accommodation leave Washington at
40 .. m. Arrive at Baltimore $50 a. m. No con-
New ork Mail Train leave Washington at II q IN l.
Arrive at Baltimore IL 40 p. m. Philadelphia 81
p. m; New YORK lop m
p m Arrive at Baltimore SO p. m Philadelphia
Evening Express leave Washington 8 p: m Ar
New York; a. IN, Harrisburg A. IN.
sfSs, 6 .% mi az sssss e. %ss
' TRAINS MoViNG SOUTH. "eN'
Leave New York at q. m; Philadelphia II 80 a.
m; Baltimore 4 60 y. m. Arrive at Warrington 81
Leave New York at sp. m; Philadelphia 10. p.
In Baltimore 80 m. Arrive at Washington go
Leave New York at II p. IN Philadelphia $50 n.
nj Baltimore 1856 a. m. Arrive at Washington
and p m. for Washington arrive there at II a. IN.
On Sundays a, 80 and 7.ss a. m. only.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at 7.40 a. m.
and 05 p. m, and Baltimore at as n m and 4 90
Junction.
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash.
iugtou at 600 u m and 240 p. m.
Pas engcr Trains leaving Washington at 800 a m
/, a. m. and p m and Baltimore at 43O and 7.35
u. IN and 90 p. m, will stop only at Annapolis juno
tion ard Washington Relay Junction.
Way Passengers must take the Accommodation Train,
only.
Trains will leave Washing ON and Baltimore
promptly upon card time.
W. p. SMITH,
Master OF Transportation, Bait
j. T. ENGLAND,
sgent, Camden Station Baltimore.
G. i. GILBERT,
Agent, at W ashington. nov q
The national Republican., 1861-12-20
CLOTHING, &c

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In Washington can be had at
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Spring Overooats and pusters.
Elegant Dress Suits, at lowest rates,
Beautiful Business Suits, at trhng cost,
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Business Suits for middle ages,
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Dress Suits tor " eddings,
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Vests by the thousand, -
AT WIESENEELD h coz
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AT WIEsENFELD cos.
Cheaper than the cheapest,
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Are the garments, -,
Save your money, o.
very few dollars
Will give you splendid outfit fer summer,
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