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Company A, Chicago Light Artillery.
A few good steady men are wanted for Company
A, Chicago Light ARTILLERY, now in Gen, Halleck's
army. Transportation will be furnished to all ac-
cepted.
Apply to Captain James Smith, No. 200 South
Canal street. may133t
, 1862-05-15

Presentation. Edward Everett OF Bos-
ton, arrived in this city last evening, and is
stopping at the fremont House,
, 1862-05-15

For sH1LoH--sergeant Tebbetts, Of Bou-
toms Battery, has recovered from his wounds
received at the recent Battle OF Pittsburg
Landing, and Will leave to join his company
next Monday. Any one wishing to send
letters OF small packages to friends there can
do 80 By leaving them at No. 80 West Madi-
son street.
, 1862-05-15

B To the mail route agents who centre in
this city,is due the credit OF purchasing and pre-
senting to the gallant Capt. Swan the elegant
sword and revolver Of which We made mention
yesterday. We ought to have said, also, that
William Windoes, Esq, the local mail agent,
made the presentation speech. The whole
thing was most crcditaple to all parties con-
ce{ned.
, 1862-05-15

DEATH OF CAPT. WRIGHT.-The remains Of
Capt. s. A Wright, OF Company F, 55th ILL
nois volunteers, arrived on the cars from
Quincy Yesterday, on the way to his home at
Grand Hnyen, Mich, ia charge Of his brother.
He died on the evening Of the 18th ut the
Quincy hospital, of wounds received at the
battle Of Pittsburg Landing on the 9th Of
April last. Capt. Wright was gallant and
brave officer. He was but twenty-four years
Of age.
, 1862-05-15

McV1cKER's THEArRE.-tT Lion Of st.
Marc'' continues to attract fine houses at
McVicker's Theatre, and is universally spoken
OF with favor It will be repeated this even
ing for the fourth time. Alr. Couldock ap-
pears in Cleveland next week, and those who
have not seen him as ''Osceo1a" should go ut
once.
, 1862-05-15
~ Buy paper nanglRgs Of Chase & Co., 1c9
pnr5 5rl4 Inn

It Call On Dunlop, Sewen 4 spalding fer Printing"
nOY11-ba4llY
, 1862-05-15

@ For Throat Diseases and affec tion6 Of the
Chest, Browns Bronchial Troches,' OF Cough
Lozenges, are Of great value. In Coughs, Ertta-
tion Of the Throst caused bs Cold, or unusual ex-
ertion Of the vocal organs in speaking in public,
or singing, they produce the most beneficial re-
Enlts. my15 2td&W
, 1862-05-15

MORE CoUsTERFE1Ts.-Cou 1857
On the Unadilla Bank, Unadilla, New York,
have just appeared, Counterfeit IS bills on
the City Bank Of Oswego, N. T., were in cir
culation in this city few nights ago.
, 1862-05-15

Books FROM PH1LADELPHIA-The citizens
Of Philadelphia have purchased a library Of re-
igions books for improving the spiritual con-
dition Of the prisoners of war held by the
United States. Fourteen hundred volumes
hare been sent to the prisoners at Camp Doug
las in this city.
, 1862-05-15

T The funeral services Of the late Mr.
Deliver Walker will be attended from Ply
mouth Congregational Church, corner Third
avenue and Van Buren streets, this forenoon,
at 10 o'clock. Friends nre invited to attend
without further notice.
The national Republican., 1862-09-10
Brig. Surgeon U. 8. Arm
The Provost oasrd

and destruction on the liquor trsnic In this oity,
and c6nascated and destroyed considerable
amount of tho forty.rod Jersey lightning whis.
Key. In the course Of their perambuiations,
they came 9pon the establishment Of Phillip
Henks, on Seventh, between n and N streets,
where they found six barrels Of the meansg
kind Of liquor, which they took possession Of
tnr the 0eneat Of the hospital department.
This is one OF the establishment which furnish.
"d the "sinews' for the not On Saturday amer.
nnou near this place.
The national Republican., 1862-09-10
Side Arms

Ought not to be allowed to our soldiers while
off duty. These men are apt to visit the grog.
geries, become infurated with liquor, then
disorderly and riotous, and where 90 many
armed men are clubbed together It 10 impossi-
BILE for our excellent police force to attempt 70
keep order, ~ while I'M ofacer 10 arresting one
man, a dozen Of his companions will fall oh ike
officer with deadly weapons, and he 10 sure to
bo overpowered, and civil law ID brought into
contempt and dsfed. We hope some remedial
measure will be introduced by the military
officials,
The national Republican., 1862-09-10
Acknowisd smsnts.
EPirHANY HUsFIrAL,
Wuahlnafon n Il 0AnA q iaef

washington, d. o., Sept. 0, 1882.
The uudersigned acknowledge the reoep.
sion. for the use Of the sick and wounded under
his charge, of the following donations.
From Mr.. II. A. Willard, n basket Of nne
1rapos and peaches.
From Mrs. President Lincoln, two boxes OF
'ine lemons, two bsekets Of large oranges, thir.
'y.fvo boxes containing liquors, clothing, ban
dagcs, surgical dressings, etc.,--All very use.
tul and necessary In the treatment OF the sick
and wounded.
The visits Of Mrs. Lincoln to our hospital are
always anticipated with pleasure, and her
kindness to the sick 10 fully appreciated.
JANIS BRYAN,
Brig. Surgeon u. 8. Army, In charge.
The national Republican., 1862-09-10
Connecticut soidisrs' Relief

The citizens Of Connecticut now resident In
this city convened en- Monday evening, At $50
street, for the purpose OF organizing a relief
association, similar TO those Of other States, for
aiding sick aud wounded Connecticut soldiers
who may he thrown within reach. The follow.
irr we're chosen as the temporary officers:
t'resident--w. A. Bradley.
Secretary-W. A. Croffut.
TreaBursr---H. A. Burr.
Committee on Reception of Douations--R. H.
Steele, G. L. Daley, and G. O. Burr.
The Secretary wishes US to announce that
there will be an adjourned meeting, for perma.
nent organization, on this (wednosday) eve
ming, vt O'Clock, at tho residence Of the CHAIR.
man, No. 46i street, between Sixth and Sew.
enth. All who desire to cooperate 10 the move.
ment are requested to be present.
The national Republican., 1862-09-10
LOCAL NEWS.


GRoysHs TnHArRs.---The beautiful dramatiEs.
tion OF Dot" from Dickens, was presented At
Grover's last night for the second time, and, a.
upon its nrst presentation, the house was
.G%Sis Sau SsS sa'
always made q speciality Of Caleb Piummer,
and his rendition Of the oharaoteris 10 absolutely
taultless. Il has always been matter Of won.
any one Of bis oharaotsrizsticns. Nothing is
apparent In Caleb Plummer but the quaint,
simple, good old man. The same 10 the case
with his solon ehingle, or, in fact, any one Of
Miss Denim renders "Dot ~ in an exquisite
and pleasing manner. She evincss all the foroe
Of her talented sister In many portions Of the
play, and looks % chsrmtnsly and acts with
suoh judgment and discrimination, that she
l,srrybinge, Charles Barron's Disguised Sailor,
Miss Freeman's Bertha, and, In fAct. all the
characters. were rendered In an admirable
inanuer. Do not fail TO see i. The capital
oomedietta Of "Ths Rough Dtsmond,n With
Owens ss Cousin Joe and Miss Denim as Msrgs.
ry, commences tho entertainment.
Fonp's TENTH srRIsr THsArRs.-hr. Clarke,
the splendid comedian, gave universal salts.
faction and enjoy mont to the patrons OF this
theatre last night. Big ysry humorous rsndt.
dramatization Of Charles Dickens story Of
1.-The Cricket on the Hearth" pleased the
most fastidious lovers Of genial soting. The
merriment that emanated from Tilly, 10 Mr..
Clarke, soene after scene, appeared before the
audience, kept them all In q light, sgrssas,e.
and vivacioua humor. Our highest expeota-
tions have been fully realized by this gentle.
mans impersonation Of the eccentric and dim
cult line Of characters he sustains. The scenic
and other effects Of the beautiful domestic
drama entitled Dop' we're executed In q skill
ftd and attractive style. ...
Tonight, Goldsmiih's favorite comedy, " She
stoops to ConQuer,n will be produced 10 an
excellent manner. Clarke % Tony Lumpkin.
To increase the attraction Of the entertain
ment, tho comic drama Of Toodles" has been
added. Mr.. Clarke. As Toodles, cannot be ex.
coled by any comedian.
To morrow evening will be Mr.. Clarke's
benefit and his last appearance but two. His
first benefit was crowded, so let his second be
u perfect jam. We understand another new
comic drama, entitled "Clarke in Russia" 10
in rehearsal, and will be shortly produced.
CANTERBURY. full house greeted the
Scottish nightingale on her second appearance
last night. The audience, ~ on the night be.
fore, seemed to be completely charmed with
her sweet singing, and ercored her In each
piece.
Beautiful Marietta, in her splendid Spanish
'iances, attracts the attention and admiration
Of every one whose good fortune II 10 TO see
her. The pantomime entitled "The French
Schoolmaster 10 one of the most amusing
up In n very creditable manner. Bob Butler
performs his part 10 y most excellent msnner.
Bob Hart and Low. Simmons delight the su.
di0rce with their funny sayings and doipgs;
and the laughable Ethiopian farce, "The Por-
trait Painter, 10 q side. e.splittipg affair. Miss
Amelia Wells sings tonight; and the Court OF
Beauty will appear In several dances.
The national Republican., 1862-09-10
2'he Committee

ihs Capitol grounds last sunday afternoon,
viii meet To day, at IL O'Clock, In the room Of
Hon. d. z. Holloway, Commissioner Of Patents,
in the Patent once. All the members Of the
COmmi,tee are requested to bo present with
out further notification.
The following named gentlemen compose
tho committee: John Mills, Geo. Savage, T. G.
Clayton, d. s. Page, II. g. Greene, Hon. D. p.
Holloway, q. W. Denison, Chaplain Raymond,
Darius Forbes, +. N. Bradley. John johnson,
Hon. = TheOker, and John u. DAyh.
The national Republican., 1862-09-10

nFFICE WAaHIN 0TOR AQUEDUCT,
~ WAsHIaaTon, Sep,ember Q, 1899.
PROPOSALS. will be received until 10 O'Clock on
Monday, the 18th September, 1852, for constructing
q portion Of the Potomac Dam at Great Falls
The prinepal item OF woFb 70 be done 70 about five
thousand 10 GQO) yAds Of yook embsnkment
Specifications can be procured and plans seen at
this othce.
Potomac DAM" and addressed 10 Hon. Caleb b.
Smith, Secretary ol the Interior. Washington
WIN, Il. HUTTON,
sep 3-3tawSepl6 CHIEF Epgineer W. A.
The national Republican., 1862-09-10
Liquor Sellers.

Thomas Mulquiq. Bridget Mulquin. Mary
Fitzgerald, and Catherine Courtney were ar
rested, on Monday, by Ofloer Grown, OF the
Fourth ward, on the charge Of selling liquor to
sn,diers. They were turned over to the mill.
tsry authorities. They presented a strange
figure as they were paraded through the
Slreets by the guard. That ofioer deserves Il
Of infamy.
The national Republican., 1862-09-10
W0yktnQOn
Attention, AFFLICTED .

DR.. vsllny 10 yet engaged In an extensive
practice in this city, and We would call the at.
iention Of the poor, puuy, emAoiated victims
Of their own sins to tho best sources Of remedy.
First, give up your present o1urse Of life at
once and forever; and secondly, call on the
most s',lfui physicians, (and none are better
than Or. Vellny,) and be cured Of the disease
ard ,,'rdirg you to premature grave.
The national Republican., 1862-09-10
Communicated.
A RnRxastiom,

would suggest that plaoards be put up all
various relief societies Of the several States
all on one placard-that any one may know
where TO direct the struggling sick soldiers now
scattered over the city. It is said some SOL
diers suffered greatly in our streets yesterday,
for want OF attention.
The national Republican., 1862-09-10
Killed in an Alteration,

Private John Depur, of the Third U. 8. bat.
terry, was killed day or two since while in An
alteration with another soldier of the Fifth U.
s. cavalry. The affair occurred on George
town Heights. The body was buried yester-
day by the Government undertaken. We do
not know what disposition has been made Of
the murderer.
The national Republican., 1862-09-10
Selling Liauor 70 Soldiers.

Eugene MCCARTHY WAS arrested BY Officer
Aulioy, Of the second precinct, last Monday on
The charge Of selling liquor to soldiers. he
was taken before Justice Walter, who, after
hearing the case, fined the accused $40.
The national Republican., 1862-09-10
FOrty.ninc ArFssts

We're made by the police of the Fourth ward,
between the hours Of O'Clock, p. M, Monday
and 8 O'Clock, a. M, yesterday. This Is the
largest number Of arrests made In this ward
n the same period, for q long time.
Q. this number, 40 at least were for drunken.
ness and disorderly conduct in consequence Of
liquor.
The national Republican., 1862-09-10
Drunk and AiotIug,

Ira Fryer and VIM. J. Wilson were arrested
gu Monday afternoon, by Offiosrs Dom and
Kelly, Of the Fourth ward, on the above charge.
They were taken before Justice Walter, whore
the first was ordered into the custody Of the
military authorities, snd the second hned I'll.
The national Republican., 1862-09-10
DIED.

o. 40 9th ms. ant, GEORGE BALL. aged 4s
years. The friends Of the family are invited
10 attend his funeral to. morrow (Thursday) Rf.
tsrnoon, at 3 O'Clock, from his residence, 3ll
Eighte spth street.
The national Republican., 1862-09-10
Ei,iuR q musLst In ths Arrest.

Two soldiers, John Spilllsey and James Barry,
were arrested on Monday afternoon, by Ofioers
Crown and Pendle, for firing musket In the
street. The first was dismissed. and the other
turned over to the military authorities. %.
The national Republican., 1862-09-10
Selling Liquor without License.

Mrs. Josephine Rsgaa was arrested, on Mon.
day, On the charge OF selling liquor without
license. She was compelled 10 pay fine Of
$2l by Justice Thompson.
Augustus Rose was also arrested In the Fifth
ward, by Oficer Clements, for the same offence,
and Justice Ferguson hned him the sum OF
;pO5S
The national Republican., 1862-09-10
Infant 10 Kill,

Josiah Bingsy was arrested, Monday after.
noon. for IN Assault on Offioer MoEfresh, Of the
Fourth ward, with intent TO kin. He was sent
TO jail.
The national Republican., 1862-09-10

ArWsston's Progress OF slavsry.-Copie
Of this werk are for sale lt the ofhoe Of the Ra0na
RP.blican. Pamphlet edition, Is cents. Bound
edition, Is oenh.
The national Republican., 1862-09-10

Soldiers attached to the above regiment Of
cavalry, Wishing to find their regiment, will
and In another column an advertisement, Civ.
ing it, location and other matters Of interest to
them.
The national Republican., 1862-09-10

esorse.oSn Of ths seventh ward (fsisudS Who al
to receive their papers regularly will o6ligs ins
sseu!. 9; =. pslphsy. By Leaving notice g NJ
when all dslinQuenoiss will be promptly attended
b. may
The national Republican., 1862-09-10
Visiting Days ss the Hospitals In th

Visiting Days ss ths Hospitals In this
Citys
General Hospital, Judiciary Square Mon.
day and Thursday, between . and 8 O'clock.
Cranvh Hospital, (E street Baptist church
and the Unitarian church. Livery day, from
to O'Clock.
Trinity Hospital, (coruer Of Third and
streets Livery day from TO O'Clock.
Hours for visitors At Ascension General Hos.
pitsl, H street, between Ninth and Tenth. all
days, from to 9 p. m.
Armory Square Hospital, Ton Seventh street
betwee On the canal and B street, Island. EVERY
day, from I to O'Clock, p. m.
CIinburne Hospital - Tuesdays, Saturdays
and Sundays, between the hours Of , and
p m.
Visitors will bs admitted to Carver hospital
only between 2 and 8 O'Clock p. N. daily.
Mount Pleasant General Hospitsl.-Mondays
Wednesdays, and Fridays of zach week, be
tween the hours Of II m. and Q y. m.
Any addition to, or alterations in, the above
table will be cheerfully made.
The national Republican., 1862-09-10
Another Wife Bsater.

Peter Brooks was arrested, on Monday, for
Leating his wife Julia. lie was fined the petty
sum Of sl.45.
The national Republican., 1862-09-10
WANTS.

HoRsDs wAN~nD.
Dsror QuAnrszxAsrras OyYrcs.
WsAhipgfou, d. O., Sept. I, 1900
CAPTAIN j. j. DANA, A. Q u u 8. A., has
been sutho,iEsd TO purchsse, in OPEN nARxEr b0Oj
FIFTEEN HUNDRED HORSES, Of ,hs following
descriptions, viz:
For cavalry, Il oOo) one thousand Horses, from
uh) hieeu to (l6I sixteen hands high, between 1--we
and eight years Of age; Of dark colors well broken
o the saddle; oompsotly built, and free from oil a.
fects
ARTILLERY.
For ARTILLERY, (60O) Eve hundred Horses, ON
(6S 6sen and one half to it) sixt. en- hands hisi
between I've ami eight years Of aie; Of dark ooors
free from ali defects; well broken to haraess; con
psetly built, and to weigh not les than 100
imsr diaie de livery will be required No price will
b, pail $40.
Applioa N should be ms4e to Captain DANA, at
his ofhoe, corner Twenty second and Q stree 9.
d. H. ROCKER,
Colonel and Depot Quar;ermsster.
sept b-5t [StarI
The national Republican., 1862-09-10
ID Il. A. II A II Il q n h,
Physician and Dentist,

odise, No. 81 K street, near the Circle
DR.. IAPPONE oontinurs to give Instructions 10
Medical 81 udents and others In Anatomy, Physlolo
~, Chemlstry, 0eslosy, Botany, and various ether
bfsnches Of science conleotsd with medicine Rooms
for rent In the same building. aug 20
The national Republican., 1862-09-10

xXTANTAD-At the New York EmployDien
avenue, TW ENTY-FIvE 96) WHITE aud COL
ORED GIRLS, with good references, o. Ccoks
l,hanbermRids, Laundresses, Waiucsses Nursss
aud Se ANS r, sses Also young Col0red hcn To wal
on tables In Private FAM lilies or hotes Also want
ID houses immediatel with or without furnituI:
apio;ers in want Of good help, will and to 'heb
advantage 70 call
my 38U N. II. MlLLCk
The national Republican., 1862-09-10
Circle institute,

Circle institute.
For xoI1nG Ladies'
40, 81 K street, nesr she Circle.
Session commences on ths lst Of September.
Terms per Quarter OF Ten weeks, Si3-French and
Music included.
Spanish italian, Ger-isn, Latin, and several othe
lang /. .ge, taught iu n same school.
Dr. 4 ZAPPOrE will give three lectures esth
week on Literature and ScieLce, and otherwise a.
ris whenever he can spare lime frcm bis medical pro
Aug Is Mrs. A ZAPPoNE, Principal.
The national Republican., 1862-09-10
Msrs Trsops.

The Thirty ninth regiment Massachusetts,
msnding; the tenth Vermont, f,o1S men, Col.
New York, $50 men, Ool. A.. r.. Hilis. and The
One Hundred and Twenty third New York, $50
mon, Col. A. b. hoDougsl, al arrival IN this
city Monday and yesterday. A. fast - The new
reeimsnts no! arrive they are assigned pos,-
derine the new ones ~ ef1oisnt q possible.
There we're over 1000 soldiers fed At the Re.
treat Yesterday morning. ....-
The Thirty.nin Massachusetts, volunteers,
Davis, commanding, passed up Psnnsylvanis
avenue yesterday. They are splendid body
Of men, and, ~ we learn, were on thsir way to
Camp Chase. Lieut.. Col. Charles l.. Peirson
and Major Henry u. Irsmlett are = attached to
Saturday last, at i've O'Clock p. m.
The Twentieth Michigan regiment, one thou.
sand and thirty mon. arrived last evening.
The national Republican., 1862-09-10
T EOSARD SCOTT 4 oO.'s
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prce will be allowed TO Guos ordering four or more
sopss Of any one or more Of the sbeve WORKS Thus
-Four copies of ylackwood, or Of one Review will bs
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ishers, LEONARD SCOTT co.
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Sd

A n E r Il q ATi
n 10 Necessary, either for an ON :cr or Private,
In order IN capture two certain articles, viz One
new SHIRT aod Que pair OF AOsE, which was lsft
ct my sLop during last week.
ssPs q. h. MUNCk.
The national Republican., 1862-09-10

Maplew0od Young Ladies Institute,
PIrTsFiELD, MASS SHUSErTS.
Commences iu iorty third ssmi.snnuAi session,
October y, 1894.
Is attendance and Its soilities Tor education, arc
unaffected by thu war Daughters OF military men
received Oh reduced terms.
For circulars, address
Rev q. v. SPEAR, the Principal.
CA-Aod1m
The national Republican., 1862-09-10
EDUCATIONAL.

MUSICAL ms rRUrl lON.-MRs JENNIE
X1 ADAMS Of the Unitarian huI.h Choir, ~il!
xve les.ous 10 limited numoer Of pupils, In singing
and on thu Piano. Sh would also take otsrgt OF
The mu ical department. f 81 cs's school n his
oily. Appljo- m,y BE- na at the rrrid ICE oi
tept b-6ts
The national Republican., 1862-09-10
Deaths OF Soldiers.

The following were reported yest srdsy:
VIM. A. Brown. Arst lieutenant, company H
sth Michigan.
9. r. Moore, corporal, company A, lst Hsss,
cavalry.
Frederick Danbsrton, corporal. company q,
ID Md.
James D. Christy, company A. sth Penn. Co
VIM. q. Thissler, company l, 8th Mich.
Victor Whittemore, company l, LIST Maine
cavalry.
James N. Langley, company b, llth Penn. r
G.
Uriah Murray, company G, 10th Indiana.
John Dspur, Sd U. y. battery.
VIM. q. Peck, company 9, fist N. Y.
G. q. Braton, company q, I'd Wis.
- Drake, company D, l02d N. 7.
Julius A. Kicker, company @, l7th U. 8. !.
John Crawford, company B. 30th MY.
VIM. Boyle, company f. 18th U. 9. !.
John A. Wilson. company g, 9Th U. 3. cav.
John Black, company A, 26th MY.
John Bell, (unknOwn).
Lewis B. Pleus, company e. 18th N.Y..
John Douna, company D, 18th N. 7.
Darius Ward, company I, 36th N. Y.
John Wetled, company l, 6lst N. 7.
David Spencer, company q, LIST Mich. cav.
Oven Brennan, company +, 24th N. Y.
VIM. II. Flask, company D. 24th NY.
VIM. Shultz, company B, Glst Ohio.
Oscar Steel, l8th Mich.
Cyrus Hagerdon, company D, 5th N. Y.
The national Republican., 1862-09-10

WAMTnI nD.G,Any person Ihs,Syins : convenient
ole VI ACCOMMODATING from ten to twelve boarders,
osn hear Of su opportuni y of r.ntirg the same BY
Addressing W, Post Once, box No. az
Possession wanted October Lot. sep 3-0s
The national Republican., 1862-09-10

100000 "AIr 1osrns .. 1sAAIE AGENTS.
LLOYD'S NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY COL.
ORED MAP Os ia UNITED
STATES, ,CANADAS, ANDNEW BRUN5WlCK.
From recent suryey., completsd Ass: 10, 1907;
cost $50 900 to engrave II, and one years time.
Sup.rior 10 any $40 msp ever made By Coltou Or
Mitche l, aed sells Ut the low proc OF ffty cents
$40 ,O0y namss are engraved on tits map.
Il IL not ouIy Q County Map. bu' II Ia also
COUNTY AND RAILROAD NAP
Of III, United States and Cauadas coubined in one,
EVERY RAILROAD STATION
end distances between.
Guarantee any woman or man % to S. per day,
saa will take bs,k all maps that osunot BE- sold and
refund the money.
Printed Instructions how to canvass will be furnisA
WAsTnD-A smart man, - wholesale Agent for
our Mtps In svsry State, Canada, EGG aud, aoo
California. A fortune may be made with . smlll
LLOYD, No. .lC4 Broadway,
The War Department uses our Map OF Virginia
and Maryland, on whloh Is marked Tho oughfare
Gap. Bull Ruu MSuntaius, FIlls Chnrcb, al the
fords on the Potomac, snd every other place In Ma
ryland and virginia, or money refunded.
Price % cents-
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