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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-25

Ile sneclai correspondent, at harper re-
ry, Of the New York Times, insists that the
late movement upon Charles own was the pre-
| limini:ry Of a general advance Of the army &
the Potomac, Notwithstanding the assertions
that it Was simply intended as reconnaissance
in force In proof of this he cites the fact E at
the baggage and comlnissary trains accompanied
the troops. The retrogade movement was d
termined upon through fear Ola co1lntermoy,
ment on the part Of the Iontederates, which
they might have executed before q sufficient
body Of Federal troops could have been moved
across the river to render the advance secure.
The :. Y. World is 81 opinion that the e."
clusion Of gold from the Stock Board will make
the premium higher, and says there is no hope
for the salvation Of finances but Q radical
change.
The war IS developing vast business in the
Pension Office, and pension and bounty agents
al over the country have their hands full Of
new applications.
Apples are 50 plenty in Western New York
that they can be bought for fifty cents barrel
Potatoes show no symptoms Of disease, and the
best ones are sold for dollar a barrel including
package.
The visit of Admiral Wilkes Squadron TO
the West Indies. excites British ire. Cana
dian papers inform Us that he insu.te} the
people Of Bermuda by entering the port ct
St, George f,r coal The Gov. at once has
tened TO present Admiral Wilkes with copy
of the Queens proclamation relative TO the
twenty four hours limit, but on representing
that his ship needed some repairs, Ad-
miraI Wilkes with difficulty, obtained leave
to stay from Mon lay, Oct. g. untl' THURSDAY.
Then he WAS induced to leave by a threat OF
the Governor, that if he did not leave ne
would be compelled to do SO. The coming OF
Admiral Wilkes to Bermuda is declared to
be q gross insult to England.
The steamer Ariel, with $75J, 900 in treasure
from California, arrived at n York yesterday.
4 battle hal taken place near Grenada, Central
America, in which the Conservatives hal been
defeated by Mosquera with great loss. Sew
eral British vessels Of war had gone 80 CalIao
in consequence Of the imprisonment OF several
Elglishmen by the Peruvian authorities.
The army correspondent Of the New York
Tribune writing on the 2lst says Gen. Lee
has moved 10000 or y, 900 men along the line
Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad from Mar
tinsburg TO Hancock, and set them vigorously
ut work pulIing up the track, burning the ties
and lending the rails AMI destroying every
bridge whether urge or insignificant. A line
Of smoke can now be seen along the road as far
as the best telescope in both directions will
ermt yor, to look Last night the Rearner
House and all the railroad machine shops at
Martinsburg we're burned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-25
SERIOUS DIsrUBANCE-ONES SOLDIER hlLL-

SERIOUS DIsYUBANCE-ONE SOLDIER MILL
ED AND TWO WOUNDED. Last Night, about
eight and half O clock, q party OF soldiers,
belonging to the 9Th regiment, 81 Excelsior
Briea lie, called at the last house III Hunting
Greek lane, occupied by some negroes, and
called for supper, during the preparation o.
which one of the soldiers manifested some I'M
PATIENCE and finally scizing a basket, struck
one of the negroes on the cheek, ntllctlng a
severe wound. A general onslaught was then
made bv the soldiers on the inmates OF the
house and upon those attracted to til; SPOT by
the noise A guard was soon obtained, who
arrested the soldiers, but the arreste artle>
being in the majority, commenced an assault on
the guard, wrenchlng gun from one OF them;
and stabbing him under the ear with the bayo-
net. Pistols we're next drawn upon the guard,
and some shots fred, when the guards dis
charged their muskets on the soldiers, two
shots taking effect, one proving fatal almost IN
stantly, the other making SO serious wound
that recovery is considered doubtful. The
guard then took the soldiers to the guard house
where they we're coninel. An investigation
was held this morning, when tie arrested par
we're remanded to their regiment for trial.
THROWN FROM A HORSE. William Mich
ms a co'ored boy, while riding q hor>e up
K ng street this morning, was thrown, at the
corner of Pitt street, and severely hurt. The
hor,e slipped IN passing the tagging.
Information was received ~ TIL last steamer
from England that Lord Lyons, who WAS 10
have started from Liverpool on the llth IN
slant, Ell: route tor Washington, has been Or
dered by his government to remain two weeks
longer. lie will sail TO: America by the sleam-
er Scotia which leaves Liverpool th5 18th IN :
slant. This detention, it Is said, is TO allow
time to Min sters to prepare deSpatch,s for
the i. S. Government, which have been de-
ternineu on ly the last events which have oc-
CURED in this country.
Vancluse belonging to the estate Of the late
Thomas Fairfax, III the uelshtorhood OF this
place, has been unroo1ed and otherwise an-
jured,
Gen. Buell. is very severely critic. zed IN many
Of the Northern pal ers, and BIZ l,moval from
his command ia the West much approved OF.
His failure to capture Bragg 5 Amy, Is regard
ed as d proof Of total li'etn,lency'
Both sides are making desperate efforts to
carry the State OF New \ ok III the election
now close a5 Land, and the newspapers are
stirred 10 degree seldom witnessed III strug~
gle OF this kind.
Some soldiers were playing with percussion
~ 900. Nounort XIV. o few days ago,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-25

C1rny,s Orr1cE Alexandria County Co1rs.
n persons having 91 ate t in this Of
~ requested to file them dy that thew nav be
fee, Eef,re the Sd DAY OF November o
listed f,r the county levy.
BY BY order 3EeT, ~ LIS o''0'~'' ;. TACEYs cxE-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-25

III the authorities inform us whether the
; ;a Of the Fire Department has re-
h.. s,'o Or motor whether there is a super1n-
A., I''t at alt. The condition Of the apparatus
abs wy Inherent companies does not look as i
was cue, EIREAEN.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-05-17
The Latest War News,

From Gen. lIallcck's army we learn that
several of the.Border..State regimentsin Beau
regard army are in state of insubordina-
ton, and are anxious to attach themselves to
the Union cause. On Monday the 18th, two
regiments, one from Tennessee and the
other from Kentucky, mutined, and attemp-
ted to desert en- masse to Gen. Halleek s
headquarters, but were prevented. Several
Of our regiments were sent over to their
rescue, but only succeeded in capturing
sixty of the mutineers, who give a doleful
account of affairs in Beauregard's army.
+. The steamers Naugatuck and Monitor,
when last heard from, on Monday last, were
beyond City Point, stcaming up towards
Richmond. The released Union prisoners,
who came down that day passed thcm en- 70 ut.
The ron-clad steamer Ga lena, which went up
last week, had got off the bar on which she
was stopped, and was stcaming on after the
Naugatuck and Monitor, on the same day,
toward Richmond. The Galena had been in
range of several heavy rebel batteries, but
her iron coat of mail saved her from any
injury, the balls gancng off her sides.
Gen. Hunter, the military commandant of
the department of the South, composed Of
she States Of Georgia, South Carolina, and
Florida, has issued proclamation, declaring
that, as the existence of martial law, lately
proclaimed in his department. is incompatible
with slavery, those slaves who are within the
dominion OF his department are bow, and will
be hereafter, free men.
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r E M O V A. l.!
MRS. IEFFNIAN

MI rs. LEE E'N1 A N
u ESPECTFULI.Y informs the Ladies of
IL Elkton and vicinity that she has
removed her place of business from her old
stand to that lately occupied by Mr.. Willis
RITTER. u erckaut' Tailor, one door below Dr..
H.. II. Mitchcll's Drug Store.
Having just received from the city new
and splendid assortment Of
Spring and Summer BOnnetS,
Ribbons, Flowers, &c, &C., she invites her
friends to call and examine her superior stock
of Goods, which keeps constantly full by
isesh supplies from the city.
GOA great variety always on hand of
Ladies' Spring and Summer Cloaks. Also, a
full assortment Of Ladies' Needle Work, such
as COLLARS, SLEEVES, HANDkERcHIEFs,
RtfrLISGs, INsERTInGs, EDGINGs, INFANT
BODIES, and DaEssEs; DIMIrY BANDS, MAGIC
RrrFLEs, nc &c. Also, good selection
Of LINEN, COTTON and SILK LACES
A full assortment Of Ladies' BUTTONS for
Dresses. of the latest stylcs. Various kinds
Of DRESS TRIMMINGS of latest stylts :
CORDS and TASSELS. A splendid asso,t-
mcnt of LADIES' KIDD and other Gloves.
good assortment of Ladies' Cotton Hose
all colors OF Skirt Braid, and variety Of
other fancy articles for Ladies' Wear.
DSReady Trimmed Bonncts always on
hand, from 81. so upwards.
All of which will be sold at city prices. In
order to keep up with the fashions, new sup
plies avs 1ori&cd every week from the city
Mar ~, 1867.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-05-17
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY COM
MissIoNEas.-The Commissioners of the
county were in session on Tuesday last,
disposing of the business in single day
The following is report Of the proceedings
Of the Board Return Of Examiners on
public road leading through lands of Mrs.
Ann f. Lusby committed, with instruc-
lions to said Examiners to alter their location
of said road at the point whereit crosses St.
Adams creek, to the narrowest point Of the
marsh adjacent thereto. Mrs. Lusby waived
her claim for damages, agreeing to, accept,
as compensation for the land required on
which to make the proposed alteration Of
road, that now occupid by the old road.
Lewis Boulder appointed to open for
travel that part Of the public road from the
Frenchtown and New Castle Pike to the
Oldtown road, which lies between William
Taylor house and said Oldtown road.
Order passed for re-survey Of the
Wallace Road" in the 9th District, in
order to settle certain disputes that have
arisen among adjacent hand owners in regard
to the location of said road, and to enable
the Road Supervisor Of said District properly
to repair said road.
Certificates of the election of Commits.
sioncrs of Public Schools were returned
by the several Judges of said district as
follows:-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-05-17

The hattering confidence which your re-
spected Assoc iation has placed in me by
sending your liberal gifts for our regiment
and my company to my address, would have
called forth from me before now greatfnl
acknowledgment of the honor thus confer red
upon me, in max ing me the medium between
your magnan1mity and the thankful recipients
" N was not for the embarrassment into which
was placed by the non-arrival of any official
letter from your part in regard to the distri.
button of your bounty. As it was, | tried to
carry out the kind intentions of the fair
giv"rs as well as man can interpret a
woman's heart, by surrendering at once all
hospital stores TO our Rcgimcntal Surgeon,
leavE'g TO him as the best Judge the manner
how to apply your bcnevolence to our sick
ana suffering, and he will personally acknowl-
edge the reception OF your present. How
ever the stockings, towels. ETC., and such
articles as were marked with the names of
those for whom they were intended, | dis
tribnted in the Company. the members of
which are unanimous in their gratitude for
your kindness and in your praise. Especially
they appreciate with prld: your marked def
cacy by which you permit thew for the
second time to have a share in that nnble
generosity, which y"u display towards our
Regiment Permit me to say in conclusion
that our unqualified sentiment in the R.gi-
menf and Company is, that III it, is true, pir,t
rebel ladies are the most violent and bitteyest
enemies OF ours, the Union ladies ate our
kindcst and most selt-sacriticing friends
Very respectfully,
Capt. L. r. NJ. FAEurz,
Co. l. 9TH Md. Vol.
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HEADQUARTERS FIFTH REG. Nh. Vol.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. Newport News,
Va Nav 9Th 1880


To the President and members of the
Ladies' Union Relief Association, Elkton,
Md.
Ladics:-1n behalf of the Hospital Depart
ment of tho 9Th Reg. Md. Vol, permit me to
tender you my warinest thanks, Tor the
liberal donation OF bed clothing, wearing
APPAREL, cordia!s, &C., which your thought
full generosity has so nobly furnished for the
sick of this regiment. We of Maryland, have
been looked upon with a suspicious eye, and
have received but few OF the comforts with
which other regiments are so literally sup
pied, and because from Maryland, we are
regarded with fess favor, although we think
we make the greater sacrifices. But we deep
y feel and fully appreciate the sympathy
which springs from hearts that know us best,
and when opportunity offers for us to test the
blood that is in us, feel confident that the
reputation OF the old Maryland line will not
snGer in Our hands, and that no friendly face
ut home need blash with shame, or heart
need quail with fear for us. Again thank ing
yoA for your welcome aid, remain your
obcdient servant, J. GILMAN,
Surgeon 9th Md. Beg.
NEWPORT News, Va, May s; 'e2.
Mrs. Nicholas Hiss, President ofthe Ladies'
Cnnn y lief Association Deaf Madam -
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Notice to Creditors.

THIS to give notice. that the subscriber.
L OF Cecil county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Court of said county, letters tesla
mcntary on the personal estate Of Mark.
Brown. late of said county, dcceased.-
All persons having claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof duly anthem
ticated, ON or before the 18th day of May,
lo6S; they may otherwise, by law, DO.
excluded from all benefit Of said estste. All
persons indebted TO said estate are req ucstedi
10 make immediate payment to the sub
scriber. Given under my hand this l7tr
day Of May, 1852.
ELLIS G. CHANDLER,
Executor Of Mark Brown, decd.
Test-JAs. McCAuLEr, Reg.
May IL, leG2-ew.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-05-17

PETrRsoN's MAGAZINE for June abounds in
its usual choice variety of stories and poetry:
light and pleasant reading to snit the warm
weather, but the chief attraction OF the maya
zine consists in its colorcd Fashion Plates, its
superb mczzotint and other steel cngravings.
The workable department of the present
No. OF Peterson possesses its usual variety of
patterns in fancy work, and its monthly quota
Of rcccips for the sick room, table. toilet,
etc which in connection with the price make
this monthly general tavoritc with the ladies'.
A new volume begins with the July No.
Price 81 90 year in advance. Address
Charles j. Peterson, 30G Chestnut ST., Pha-
delphia.
GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-The June No. of
this unsurpassed Lady's Magazine is Cd our
table, for its beautiful Fashion Plates, its
steel and wood cuts, and various designs for
necdlc-work will compare favoraby with any
preceding number of this first class monthly,
and in this feature, Cooley cxcells all compe-
titi"n. Price SO 90 per year for single copy,
or two copies for SIS 90. l.. A. Cooley, 323
Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
PARsON BRowSLow's BooK.-Mr Geo. W.
Childs, 627 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, has in
press and will shortly publish work written
by the devoted patriot Parson Brownfow,
giving mis- personal experiences, adventures
and suiferings in rcbeldom during the past
year. A steel engraved likeness of the Par
son Will be given in the book. 1t will no
doubt be thrilling narrative and should be
read by every one wishing to obtain a correct
knowledge Of the horrors of secession.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-05-17

TUE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
l. a SUFFERER Published ar warning. aad
for the e,p 'cial benefit of Young Men, and tho,s
who suffer with Nervous Debility Loss Of Memory,
Premature Decay. &c &c., &c. by one who has
curei himself by simple means. after being put to
great expense and Inconvenience through the uso
OF worthless medicines prescribed by learned
Doctors. Single copiss. may be had Of the author
9. A. LAMBERT. Esq Gre,npoint, Long,
Island by enclosing postpaid addressed CIV.
vclope: Address CHARLES A. LAMBERT, ESQ.
Grrenroint. Long Island Y.
May II. IS62-2tn
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-05-17

nsa- Henry r. Torbert, advertises some
valuable real estate, situated in the town of
Elkton, to be disposed Of at Assignee's sale,
on the eighth of June.
nsA-The personal property of Mark
Brown, decd. near the b. NJ. House, will
be sold at Executors sale OH the 18th of
May.
n4-J. Emory Knight has for rent house
in Perryville suitable for a mechanic.
reA-R. F. May calls attention to new
stock of Lawns and Light Calicoes, just
received from the city.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-05-17

DIGov. Johnston, OF Tennessee has
issued proclamation announcing that for
every Union man captured or maltreated by
maraudIng bands, five or more prominent
rebels shall be arrested, and for all property
of loyalists destroyed ample rensuue ion
shall be made to them out Of the property Of
such In the vicinity as have given infoTma-
ZION or encouragement to parties committing
such depreciation The order will be exc
cutcd to the letter, and special warning is
given accordingly. This is the way to talk,
and il we had had great deal more Of it from
the beginning, it would have exercised II
most salutary influence.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-05-17
SECESSION TRopuIEs.-We have bee


shown some pieces cut from the rebel flags
that were brought from New Orleans, and
displayed in the Capitol at Washington by
Captain Bailey, the heroic commander of
the gunboat Cnyugn. One of these trophies
was the flag that was taken from the Custom
House in the Crescent City,-composed
Of bunting, the colors being red, white and
blue. This appeared to have been French
flag. The other relic was of silk, and was
a part Of what has evidently been very
fine flag. This flag was the real secesh
banner, the colors being red and white
1t was the flag of the ChaIinctte Regiment
that was compelled to surrender to our
fleet on it's way up to the city Of New
Orleans, after having passed the rebel
forts
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-05-17

4 CARD To YOUNG LADIES AND GEN.
"A TlEMEN The subscriber will send free of
sharge) t" all who desire it the Recipe and lirec.
tions for making simple VEGErAnLf BALM. that
viii in from two to- eight days remove Pimples.
Bioehes, TAN. FRKrKLEs, Sallowness and Mir
Impurities and roughne:s of the. skin leaving
the same-as Nature intended it should be-sorT'
CLEAR. SMOOTH md Beautiful Those desiring
the Recipe. with full Instructions directions and
advice wil!'pleasc call on addres. with return
postage) TlIOS. p. CHAPMAN.
Practical Chemist
May 11-2m. S3l Bronlway Now York
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-05-17

% The President has issued a proclama.
ton declaring that the blockade of the ports
Of Beaufort, Port Royal, and New Orleans
shall so far cease and determine, from and
after the first day of June next, that CONNER
eial intercourse with those ports, except as to-
persons, and things, and information, contra
band OF war, may, from that time, be carried
on, subject to the laws Of the United States,
and to tho limitation and in pursuance Of tho
regulations which are prescribed by the
Secretary Of tho Treasury.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-05-17
FOR RENT

A HOUSE AND LOT near Pprryviiie..
IA Has formerly been kept as Store, and
Is good stand. 1t would be- suitable tor y
mechanic. Possession gwen at any time. -
For further particulars apply to
j. EMORY KNIGHT.
May II, 1S62-tf
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-05-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ROAD notice,

NOTICE is hereby gwen that application
~ will be made to the County Commits
sioDcrs Of Cecil county, at their first NEE =
ing after the 18th day of June, next, for an
order to close the ronth leading through the
lands Of W. 7. Ewing trum the North East
road u The Nottingham road.
Nav H. Tao3-5r
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SALE OF GOVERNMENT STocK.-The
sale ola large number of ofal horses took
place at Perryville on Tuesday and Wcdncs-
day last They were composed principally
of hospital stock. Some of the animals, will
doubtless prove valuable to their purchasers,
if properly cared for.
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DRESS MAKING.
RECRJIETS WANTED.

TOY General Order No. IO5, dated Dec.
- 3rd, 1851, Wanted Recruits for Cavalry,
Artillery and Infantry. for 3 years, unless
sooner discharged, to HI up the Maryland
Regiments. Enlisted soldiers viii have all
the benefits OF regular U. s. troops.
Headquarters at Havre de Grace, Hartford
county, and a Branch at the FOUNTAIN
HOTEL, Elkton, Cecil county.
Feb -, l862--5m
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OFFICIAL RETURNS of the Election
for School Commissioners, held on Wcdncs-
May It'll

THE School Commissioners met in
Elkton on Tuesday last, and closed up the
business of the old board The new board
will assemble on Monday next, and
organize.
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ME" LAWNS

l. 1 Ct II II G. ALIC F,S
COTTUNADES, BROWN LINEN Drill
ING, heavy; BROWN LINEN UCGk ::
CHEAP STRAW HATS. Received this
week, ar X. F. NAYS.
May II, 1852.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE ORPHANS Court
May TERN, lSG2.-The Will of Mark Brown,
decd, admitted to probate, and Letters
Testamentary granted to Ellis G. Chandlec
The Inventory of the goods and chattels
of Samuel Smith, decd exhibited and pas,
sed.
The account of Charles Burgess and
Joseph Balance, Exc cutters of Daniel
Burgess, exhibited and passed.
The Inventory, and List of Debts Of
Richard Bddle, decd, exhibited and pas
scd.
The final account of Evan W.. Thomas,
Executor, of VIM. +. Sewall, exhibited and
passed.
The accounts of John A. J. Creswell
Administrator ID. B. n. of Robt Christy and
Executor of Mary Ann Christy, exhibited
and passed and distribution made.
The account of Levi Fl. Evans, Executor
of James Lindsay, exhibited, passed, and
distribution made.
John Manluf, free negro arrested by f.
W. Janney, Deputy Sheriff, for coming into
the State contrary to law, fined $50 and
costs.
The case above mentioned occurred
in this wise A wagon fitted up for
the purpose of hauling dry goods, be-
longing to Mr.. John S. Rowbotham,
otherwise "Cheap john" of Elkton, was
sent from Wilmington, Del, in charge of
said free negro, who was arrested and fined
as above stated.
OFFICIAL RETURNS of the Election
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-05-17
MECHA NICAL.
PORT DEPOSIT
Planning Mill and Sash Factory.

N7E invite the attention of all persons in the
w City or Country. who contemplate the
ton Of dwellings. Barns. DC to our extensive
s;ock Of Building Materials in the Tough and pre-.
pnrel for use, in part as follows:
DOORS AND WINDOW FRAMES,
tCircalnr.ana, Plain y
BLINDS. VENETIAN AND PIVOT;
PANEL SHUTTERS;
SASHES. tGlazcd and not GLAZED
WOOD MoUl.DISGS;
N0T.BED SASH;
BRACKETS:
WOODEN MANTELS;
NEWEI. POSTS, r,
BALUSTERS, i"fHeo.
BARN VENTILATORS
WINDOW GLASS;
ENlLDERS' HAHDTARE;
SASH WEIGHTS AND CORD
HAND RAILING
CHURCH PEWS.
Also
DRESSED FLOORING:
YELLOW PINE. NORWAY PINE, WHITE
PINE and HEML0Ck well seasoned
All Of the above we offer low for Cash, or ap-
proved paper.
EVOrdcrs by mail or otherwise promptly
attended to by RINEHARTS EXECUTORS.
N. W. holland, Manager
Port Deposit, Mar. %, tS62--Gn
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BOOTS BOOTS Mems Boots from $I,75
ID upwards. Ladies' Heelcd Boots. heavy, sell.
ing at % cents, at u pNhNSEA {.