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The Confessions and Experience Of
an Invalid

Published for the benefit and as warning and a
caution to young men whS suffer from Nervous De-
biity' Premature Decay, &C.; supplying at the same
time the means of selEcure. Byone who has cured
himself after being put to great expense through
medical imposition and quackery. BY enclosing a
postpaid addressed envelope SINGLE COPIES may be
had Of the author, NATHANIEL STAYPAIR, ESQ.
Bedford, Kings Co., New York. ap4-lydkw
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Ba~A THIEvGNG LIEurEHANr.-The 9TH
er day, Lieut.. johnson, of Capt. Simmons
Battery, now serving III the Gauley region,
ran of with about 81, 900 of the money be-
longing to the members of his company
Detectives. are now, on, his track.
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has been received ut the War Department !:
HEAD Quarters Array OF PoroMAc,
May 4th, o'clock p. N.
n. 81. Stanton Secretary of War:
Our Cavalry and horse Artillery came uu
with the enemies rear guard in their en-
trenchmeuts, about two miles this side of
Williamsburg, "A brisk fight ensued. Just
as my aid left, Smiths division ofInfantry
arrived on the ground, and presume car
ried his work, though have not yet heard.
The enemy's rear is strong, but have
force enough up there to answer all pur-
poses. We have thus far IL heavy gus,
large amount of tents, ammunition, &c.
All along the line their works prove
to have been most formidable and am
now fully satisfied of the correctness of
the course have pursued. The success is
brilliant and you may rest assured that its
effects will be of the greatest importance.
There shall be no delay in following up the
rebels.
The rebels have been guilty of.the most
murderous and barbarous conduct in plac-
ing torPedoes within the abandoned works,
near wells, springs, flag staffs, magazines,
telegraph Offices, IN carpet bags, barrels Of
flour, etc. Fortunately we have not lost
many men in this manner-some four or
i've killed and perhaps dozen wounded.
shall make the prisoners remove them at
their own peril.
(signed) C. B. McCLELLAx,
Moi Carl
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Heimstreet's Inimitable Hair R,

This article Is too well known to need recommsn.
dalton 1t is not a dye, but restores gray hair to
its original color, and keeps the hair healthy, soft
and beautiful. Sold at the Medicine Depot, 2O2
broadway, NY ap14.1m
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B8TnE ClRcuIr CoURr, Judge Berk.
shire, commences It's Spring Term on Sat-
urday next, the 10th. weunderstaud that
'heFeis large amount of business to do.
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~ READER, you can have an enduring, always
ready, and reliable GOLD PES, exactly adapted to
your hand and style of writing, which will do your
writing vastly cheaper than steel Pens II you
want 1t, 1.-THE Pen is Nightier than the Sword
in another column rbos
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BALTIMORE. May $50 o'clock A. NJ
The Fortress Monroe boat has just arrived,
bringing the following interesting intelli-
gence:
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We were mistaken yesterday morning in
stating that the Atheneum prison was
about to be done away with. 1t is not iu-
tended to keep many prisoners in the place,
but it will still continue to be used as a
sort of depot, at which prisoners will be
received and disposed of according to cir
Cumstances.
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WASHINGTON, April 5.-The following
mas been received at the War Department /:
HEAD QUARTERs Array OF PoToMAc,
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ESsf BY virtue OF the power vested In me a. Exec-
~ utor Of the last will and testament Of William
&c. Miller, deceased, will offer for sale, on tho
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SAM'L OFT, SON & CO., Agents.

HHVLEAALE DE4LEASlN
Hardware, Observation-Disclosures
Cor. Market L Monroe sts., OPP Mcclure House,
nhI4 wheeling, Va,
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= GhAhD AND SQUARE PIANOl0RTBS,
which, for beauty Of fniGh power, and sweetness Of
tone and elasticity Of touch, have been, by judges
pronounced unrivRlled: ByeEy Piano guaranteed for
i've years, and privilege Of exclunSe granted ct
any time within six months, II not entirely sAtSiAe-
Term liberal A call e respectfully solicited be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. Hliberal discount made
20 the Clergy and 70 Schools. large assortment Of
hOlodeon8 constantly on hand -
= Q1-PiAnos taken In exchange.
- - ls1ali za fWAG. KIABE,E co.
JESSE 3. MELLoR, Isl Main =, wheeling, Va,
Agent for the above celebrated Pianos. mhs1-6m
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that it would be 80 settled--a fact OF
which Mr.. Lincoln's election was
the esrnest-'h It drove that interest
tn arms to destroy the Constitution.
Philosophic,lly. the difference be-
tween the r 'publicaus and the sbo-
litiopis's was one Of political meth
cd, not OF moral conviction. But
ia human affairs q difference ri
method is radical. The Republic.
ans, therefore, neither decried the
Constitution nor the Union. But
they deplored the false interprota
tion OF the one and the prostitution
OF the other. They believed that
the people would yet cave both
Consequently they we're ell Of them
unswerving Unionists. They did
not threaten to rebel if they were no,
successful at the polls, and they SO.
verely condemned all who sssented
to such threats. For they had faith
in a popular government to right
even tho worst wrongs. And their
faith is justified.
There Is no more interesting chap
ter OF our history than that known
,s abolitionism, which is an episoie
in the great movement Of liberty up.
on this continent. To call il fanat.
icism, and consider that a final and
satisfactory explanation, is as ludi
crons as to define Washington sim.
ply as a rebel, or Laihcr az hereto
-[Ho-p6r's Weekly.
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DEATH OF CoMMopoRE FENDER
oRA:r. - Commodore Pendcrgrsst,
who died on Friday last was born
in Kentucky, was about 60 years Of
age, and had been in the United
States service for 80 years. He was
in the sea service altogether abont
% years. At the time OF the break.
out Of the rebellion he had command
OF the West India sqnadron. About
a year ago he received the appoint.
ment oil Commandant OF the Phila
dellhia navy yard, which position he
held till he died. Hc was known as
an efficient officer, and we'll liked by
all with whom he came in contact.
He leaves a widow but no children
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TWELVE FIRST PREMIUMS

for best Business and Ornamental Penmanship
awarded our present Penman BY The
United states Fair AT Cincinnati IN lsGO.
Penn Il State Fair ut wyoming 1850.
Western penn'a Far ut Pt,sOurg lsGO.
Western Virginia Fair at wheeling 1861
and the Ohio state Fair AT Cleveland lSCO
all of which Aro exhibited AZ our onicc.
Dur s.New Engraved school Copy Bookp
Fine Cap, "a pages each. 90 cents per d"zen
The cheapest Copy hook In use.
Buslas ~ aud Ornamental Penniauship,
With new plates aud scales by Wh. DUFF, d.
lus rating all the elements OF the Penman's
Ar, the most complete instructor known. FL
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pust paid.
iIarper's Enlarged Edition OF Duif's Booi.
Keeping;
Price 81 30. Sold by Booksellers generally
For full particulars send Tor our elegant new
Circulars PIP. and Samples Of our Penmdn'S
IIus ness aud Ornamental writing, enclusins
rs cents To
p. DUFF ~ SON, Principals.
~ Strangers will please tnquiro our repu
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October -, 1867.
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Watches and Jewelry,

of the Richsst and most Fa,hionabie patsrns,
offered al Retail, at Whoicsatc Piices!
TIME Subscribers, Manufacturers aud I'm
/ porters oi all tue most elegant styles oi
l. Watches and Ju uWclry, wiLh u view u *.
tend their buslnrss 10 an unlimited extent
have dcter:hiaed IL utier tao following rich
and desirable descriptions ni WATCHES and
JEwELlif 1T the unprecedented low prices
named:
Hunting Composition Cased Levers,
Eng ish made movement full juwclcd, ami III,
best miation gold. Prlce So. toia,ls from
$50 To- 500.
Hunting Silver Plated Army Watch,
superior regulated movement, massive cases,
and handsome finish, lull jeweled. l'rice SD
Retails from $40 10 SiOO.
Hunting composition Cascd Army Watch
one uf the richest ornaments out. '.ood move,
ment. and han sumely engraved massive cas-,
i'rice SO. "details from sAO to $iuu. Also,
other Watches ia great variety, al low y! !ccs.
Ladies Sets of brooch nnd Ear Dsop'
TMITf ROY CLUs7ER DI1lIOND,
avery rich pattern, entirely new, 81.
CORAL ASD BEAD hNrwissD, very neat ana
pretty ornament, handsomely mounted. - 70.
Guutlemous' VEST CHAINS, Partisan, II very
rich pattern, ~.
kINGs. of the most handsome dos gns.--
Pla,n only Is cents. scroll, very pretty, ST.
Chased. one uf the neatcst ornaments cut, 81.
Seal Slsnel, ~. Ilnltllnh plalnOHui Cuiset
or el}Inciiud, ".
SLEEVE BrrToNs, patent chased, or enaruell.
0 |, entire now and handsome patterns, 81, co.
DUuU chased or enamelled, only 5t.5J.
lipsoM STUDS, II variety Vi new patterns, per
sci al three, 81, 90.
BnsuM AND scARP PISS. Leaf, with op Il and
fancy stones, So. Imitation Diamond, si,jo.
LucxDrs. Double glass, aud richly ell
gravcu, -.
!, Furcnascrs have only tn name tho article
thai the desire, and mako the remittance III
u reg lstcrod Letter, upon recoipt of wuich the
guuus Ui ed wall be sent Irec oi EXPENSE
Parcels 10 The amount Ui sl2 and upwards Will
bo seut toy express, win bill ior COLLECTION
when he goods arc delivered.
Agents, suffers, Pedlers, Country Merchants,
etc, throughout tne country, who wish 10
make money, w!ll do well 10 oUtain our MLm'
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furnish The most saleabie Quilts, NJ prices uh'
SURPASSED by ANY oiner tonccrn. Address
HUBBARD bi.DfuEiG5,
Nos. CT and G7 Ndssdn coz. ot John sfr'et,
Oct "a l1l-Ii NEy ioRK
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DR.. HooFlAND's
Balsardic Cordial I

poRTue srgsby oyRs OF Couans, CuLps, fSrtu-
/. rSfA, Group, HoAKsESsss, BRONCHITIS. Ps.u.
NoSIA, DISEASES OF rHs BOWELS, ARisiso FROM
CoLD, Iscfrfsrr Cossunrrius. AND ron rns
RsL1fr AND If AT Ali PusstsLE) cugk or PA.
TfgSrs IN ADyANoED srAaEs OF fas LAr1EN Dis
HAsH.
Tho Balsan,c Cordial is entirely n Vegetable
product tion, combining the healins properties 8
oi the Balstm, with the iuvigcrating qualities
Of y Cordial producing combination 80 weh
adapted tn the purposes intended, that there
are hut lew oases of diseases which viii not,
st au early period, suouumb to Its healing and
properties.
For ages, has the treatment Of pulmonary
diseases occupied the greater portion VI thu
attention OF the scientific Ul the medical world.
ment Of these diseases, than the celebrated
Prussian DIR. Hoofand, the originator OF the
Balsainic Cordial. Ills life was devoted To the
production OF remedies that would stand unri
vailed. Row well he has succeeded, the Amer.
lean people are able to Judge; and we positive.
ly assert, that no preparations that have ever
been placed before them, have conferred the
same amount Of fbeneHts on suffering humanity
or have elected 10 many commentators from
all classes Of society, as the remedies OF Doct.
Horfiand, prepared By Or. G. NJ. jackson L Co.,
~ Philadelphia. The Cordial is designed for y
class OF diseases more general and more fatal
than any othcr to which the people vf this
Icountry are subject - those springing from n
slight cold. That eminent authority, DIR. Bell,
says: II will not say that colds are to our In.
hsbtants what the Plague and Yellow Fever
are to those of ether countries; but can aver
confidently teat they usher In disease OF great
or completely and mortality than these latter
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VEGETABLE AND NO ALCOHOLIC PREPARATION
Or. hOOFLAND,S

-, A sG<a 4, sun. ~ N
~ ~EbEunAD %EnMAN sia,n b r EnS. n.n
PrePhIeu W ~ ". !" 'nvnSVN " w" hI,.
hucIPnH, ~, wiz o"ve,u"y uu'o h'Nei
S"ihp'alh,, ufspeps,a 'aunucc; "" "n'o va
Ne.'ous nooI.y s'n' lns"srs $50 VI .H1 i,isi n'ius
ana All ulseases arising from uisOiuero"
Liver OF Sloniach'
Sucn as OOmstpalIoh' lhwsru rnes' u,ness
or bl"ou 70 ,ne neao, nc,u,'s W u, .no u,,ma.
Sauseh heat,purh' D'Sgust ior roou' uhnos' ,
or we'Sn, ~ tho uon'aon, sou. % eruc ucs,onsi SUE
ng OF nutleIlng Nv tns ~. W ,no n,,u
Az mo heat, nu'iiuu anu u'uou,t o'uauh'
choklne OF suuoca,,ns somsa,,oi.s Vss wiz" !" NV
M posture Guinness W Nislo', Me', &c. 81,
inc propI'e@.Vt, @ w oa,us ''i1 ~ a''o".,V" Wi, W
thc pun ~ 70 ',s Prop'uhn,,,un' uues 40, >" ~.
'euihS ", tno u'.'os. ~ oo''e ~ W L W w. y, s.
ana auap,a,'o" W tic u'Soases r'i Wn'en ,I :. u
'recommendeu. ~ W no now a',u um,r,eu W.,
cio, W. ope 'na. nas s'vou VIZ '.S. ", o,aJ
years ulai uen'is .ne An',..an psoI,Go, TO- anu
US rcPu.'tlun a,'u sou ~ ""i NJ y, "''eu ~ ""S
slm!l"r pIopa.a'"os % %vA''. iuo ' ton.,,ny
in rs ~ law, kom w IA ,',Iais j., Ill
Ne' Nuu~ ~. ,;s,,,s ms A.. ,,.,,',.. 49,. ,.i at.i
partN W ". . 20 ,,Iii 1nu .' a or'o ~,
ipetus'' W, WV @ ,s @ hI n','', "y
o s,,,',,n, h,, s,,Iss I 10, ""
@ ,"e', ~, ss.a,, 4, ra'ii aas,.,,',, ~.
uch 'ne, , ,',s 't'n! 70 ';trf "'''' '''e ''
g'e"' ee'eu'", " "'e ~ '"'~'"ou
READ THE EVIDENCE.
Esom J. Merton Byo,en. ID. D., Edifo, Of he
LysSevcIOredia of Rsir ious Enm,iedsr. Alth1ur il
mot disuosed to favor or recommo nd patient
medicines in general, through distrust nt their
liugredients and effects, | yot know of no sun, .
lcient reason why "A man NAV not testify tn the
boneflt he believes himself tn have received
from any simple sreparation, in tho hope tha,
u do this tho more readily in regard to Hoof.
lands German Ditiers, because was prciu.
diced against them Tor years. under tho i'm
preston that they were chiefly au alcoholic
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LAND! LAND!
TO SUIT PURCHASERS.
Public Road
Toledo & Lima Railroad,

'unniny East and West along the Northern
boundary Of tho land. Said land has very
ich soil, and is situated about four miles East
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BEST ASSORTED!
yTHE CHEAPESTH
AND LARGEST!!!

Ever ofrerod to this community. His late arri
Nallnclulos everything IN the limo of
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Six Hundred-Thousand
MAL@ OR FEMALE AGENTS TO SELL
LLOYD's NEW STEEL PLATE COUN.
TY COLORED MAP OF THE


LLOYD's NEW STEEL PLATE COUN.
TY COLORED MAP OF THE
UNITED STATES. CANADAs,
AND NEW BRUNSWICK.
From recent surveys. completed August 10,
1862; cost $50 600 to engrave /, and one years
time.
Superior to any $40 map over made by Col
ton or Mitchell, and sells at the low prico Of
Nifty cents; $4,000 names are engraved on
this map.
It is not only a County Map, hut IL IS also a
County and Railroad Map
If tho United states and Canadts como nod in
EVERY RAILROAD STATION
and distances between.
Guarantee any woman or man 50 to s. per
day, and will take back all maps that cannot
he sold and refund tho money.
send tor 81 H. try.
Printed Instructions how to canvass well,
furnished all our agents
Wanted Wholesale Agents for our Maps In
in every State, California, Canada England.
FIR ,nce and Cuha. a fortune may be made
with II few hundred dollars capitol.
NO COMPETITION.
~ r. LLOYD, No l6i Broadtcay. .Ns'c l'ork.
The War Department uses our Map of Vir.
gina. Maryland. and Pennsy lvanit, cost $780,
900, on which Is marked Antietam Creek.
tSharpsburg, Mary land Heights. williamsport
Ferry ,lihorasville, Noland's Ford, and all 9th.
ers on the Potomac, and every other place in
Maryland virginia ana pennsylvania, or mo
lLLoYp's TopoeRAPHrcAL MAP
I0f KENTUCKY, OHIO, INDIANA AND ILLINOIS,
lis tho only authority Tor Gen. Dueli and the
War department. Money Refunded to any
one iiniing an error IN II. Price 90 cents.
From the Tribune, August 81:
''LLpy's Map OF Virginia. Maryland and
Prnn.yivauin.
Tho Map Is very large; its cost is hut ?s cts,
and It Is tho best that can he purchased"
i.t.oyd's Great Map of the Mississippi River
From actual Surveys by Captains Bart aud
WIN. bowen. Mississippi river ssiots OF 81.
Louis. Mssouii /, siIuwS every man $ plantation
and owners name irum st. LOUIS 10 the Gulf
Iof MexicO--one thousand three hundred and
nfty es-erery sand bar, island, town, land.
Ing and all places twenty miles back from the
river colnied IN counties aud States. Price,
81 IN sheots. San POCKET i,rm and t2,5. Oh
linon, with rollers. Ready Sept2b,
NAVY DsPARrMEST,
WAsNiSGroS, September II. 1852.
j. 7. It, rp--Sir; send mo your Map uf tho
Mississippi river, with price per hundred cop.
ics. Roar Admiral Charles II. DAVIS, com.
mandlng the Mississippi squadron, is author
'zed to purchase as MANY AS arc required fer
use OF that squadron.
GIDEON wELLEs,
Secretary IT the Navy
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whisky from 3Oc. to 90, 90 per Gallon

Port, Sherry and Madeira Wines, for Medicin.
al purposes, Brsndies from q, 90 TO So per
gallon, at \. ID. FREY
DRuo Ann Boox SroRE,
One door North ef Israel Gregg h Sons.
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r e TT e X MA NJ 8 .
- {vasxxRls srord,roS'sl W.
AlMBRUrYPh GALLERY.

lNHlS establishment las been 81 long in opo'
l. ration Mud ltt teFuistinh In 81 well known
by the people " llarcoes and adjoining cuun
ties that wo presume II In rot necessary tu
mention fllEFACT, that, ''he different 81 ylss
nl pistures are taken hero. IN n marner that
CANNOT BE SURPASSED,
aud AT low prices " suit the times.
as- a stock NJ fancy Cases viii he sold out
ri dMsArLr reduced prizes.
Having n SKY liGHr along with MI the 0,hor
improvements ofthe day, wo can produce n
iOOD ToNi" pclur". Examine specimens NJ
thcrevplyins: rigD and at no rooms. IN DR..
Rawson's block, opposiio Wheeler " iiros.
t&fs@ B t7 t"F W. lEII IEItMAN.
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WHEELER 4 w1Lsoh.y
Obsce " ~ w. houith
CJ111Ct11t1 0t1.

Principal once yi. - 81. rou,th Stree,
CJf11Ct11 m at1.
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Awarded the nrst premium In tho
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ANA at tho Cincinnati Mechanics Institute for
four successive years We have taken the First
Premium over an competitors, no tho
BEST FAMIlY Y SEWING MACHINE
the NEST popular Family sewing Machine IN
fhe ouarsry, and now employing 81 900 900 In
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Il uses M shutt,c. makes the lock stitch
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Tho principal companies making Sewing
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a Co., ond Jrover h Baker. VI the Machines
made, there were soln'
NY wREELEn 4 WILSON, ....".2l .3es
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Whisky from 30c. to 90, 90 per Gallon
Port, Sherry and Madeira Wines, for Medicin
al purposes, Brandies from 100 to s. 90 pet
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LATEST ARRIVAL.
Spring and SaMG. Trade
ISAAC DAVIS,


TINAKES this method 10 invito tho attention
i "t dealers aud consumers 10 his presoui
stock uf staple Groceries, Just received, EN-.
bracing tho
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,rur uArRlAaE GUIDE. on NATURAL HISTORY OF

FIFIIE NANKTAUE ULIDn, UIs NAIU HAh IIoIVNf Ut
tenetasonA private instructor Tor married persons,
or u0ss mary, both male ai ieinal W Fredertk
lOntaN NJ d. vatrer upOh INC Phy siOosy AMI
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STEAMBOATS.


L,oR BRIDGEPORT THE STEAMER BRfDGEPoRT
Will leave pier 20 East rver daily At ~ clock
aoon SUNDAYS excep'eal Freight taken Arriyss ~ pme
With the Housaonic Naueauck, New Haven fnd
Hart ord railroads.; also the sno Line y brook and
Nv London. GEO w. CORLIES, Agent.
AsoREING LINE FOR PEEKsRILL-rHE AURORA
fNl leaves Jay street pier daily eight o'clock A. NJ
lwhoat exceptionl for tceke. and nlerIncIato land
inss Returning leaves Peeskh at ls0 NJ Touches at
CHRISTOPHER AMI Thirtieth streets.
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every ay Sunday iniiJve.
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81 street. daily tsun,s,s eTeslse a O'Clock A. and.
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