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GnuArnnr LAtnher.

A remark of Mr.. Lyons, as counsel in case now
pending before Commissioners Watson, imputng to Gov.
Lecher spirit of Unionsm as late as the fail OF Fort
DOnelson, February, 's2) is made public in city
journal of Saturday We dsem il but just to Governor
Letcher to say that have correspondence that
occurred between citizen of Illinois al himself be-
ginning in the month of November, 1850, Immediately
after the election of Lincoln, the whole tone and tec or
Of which negatives the idea that Governor cud have
expressed himself Mr. Lyons upon the authority OF
another, charges. Governor L. has not heretofore
seemed 10 care to defend himself against arrangements
of his fidelity to the cause Of Virginia and the South
But as he is now about to retire from official position,
ae hope he will by publishing the correspondence au.
ded to- viudicate the discernmsnt and APPRECIATION Of
those who never at any time, when imputatiOns were
most frequent and vehement, even for moment,
dOubsdhs integrity rs VrgniAn and his devotion to
the cause of the Confederate States
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such departure from the governmental position OF
neutr lily a. would necessarily array Eogand on the
side of the shareholders Of America. This received
with grOans and cheering and such uproAr that Mr.
GreenDg's speech could not be heard. Mr.. Apper-
son, Of Cincinnati succeeded Mr.. Greening in stump
speech of little note and upon show Of hands" being
called for North and South the Chairman declared thSt
the Confederacy had it by ten to one. The meeting
then terminated with thanks TO the Chairman and three
cheers for the South.
We have given conspicuous place in our columns to
the account of this meeting not with the view Of
couragng false hopes but to show that spite of our re-
yerses and the cunReg Of the Yankees, combined with
the perhdy of RUSSELL there is still strong feeling in
our favor in England Rev. Mr.. Hoge, in bis recent
lectures before the Young Mems OhusiAn Associat on
Of this city, incucated strongly The duty the part Of
the Southern people of sngushing between the Rus
sell administration and the people Of England. The
former is decidedly hostile to US, the latter as decidedly
friendly; and while maintaining rights and dignity
as nation should be careful not to throw away the
friendship of the EugIsh psople Fresh from Intimate
and long continued social intercourse with Engshmen
of all classes Dr. Hoge is very competent to give an
opinion of the value and sincerity Of their friendship
He believes they are sincere and he thinks their friend
sh will be worth more to than that of any other
nation Let them prove by acts what they have so oen
professed in words and they will find that the hearts OF
our people will return to them with rebound-for it
has all along been felt that the English to us
than the French and that with them aone truly init
mate popular friendship can be formed.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT RIGHrs.
RICHMOND WHIG.
mONn1I MORNING, DEC. On, 1888.
G0uRrAa9.

Corsrsss Seams opprsssed most heavily Just at this
line with that most dreadful of all burdsns-nothng to
do. The subject Of the Hnanoss Of the country is
placed in the hands Of special committee, composed
afmembers from both bodies who, after constant sit
tng-tbe committee being allowed to sit.during the
sessions of Congress-fOr number Of days past, have
not vet been sbe to unite upon to report to
taeir respective bodies. Until the committees report
i, presented upon this paramount question Of the SEES
SION these grave worthless of the land employed in
hat most difficult, most oppressive and II long con-
tnusd perhaps most dangerous of operAtOns-thst Of
xiuirg time The solemn ceremonies of paying tributes
the memory of two of their lately departed col
Leagues have occupied two days Of the past week Some
title time has bsea speut in secret session, and early
adj urnments each day have happily perhaps, cut short
irrelevant, if not unWholesOme, debate.
But ire present occasion might be passed most agree
oy to themselves and perhaps prOtAby for the gen.
.ra good, by either of two prOceedugs-ss adjourn
lent ,or a short period both on account of the ap
roach Of Christmas and TO allow ample time to the
peal committee which should sit in the Interval, to
eriect its report on the great subject which engages
or TO resolve themselves into debating society and
ave vent to all their pent up eoqusrcs that is in
ended for the entertainment and enlightenment OF
Buucombe Let ttsir didsctio and rhetorical edsOus,
oSever be strictly confined TO other eu5jects than
lose now occupying the minds of the sane portions Of
ne country They will return, when the proper time
GENES TO these subjects with minds relieved of their
Tsizlty responsibilities 10 the benighted Buncombe-
tes They viii be then in the happy condition of the
erO who proclaimed that bis voice in his sword,
aad ike him they may desire to let their actions
81 esk.
We will suggest but other point, which must un-
laestionAby strike them just TO themselves and to
otae-s--that they lie all reporters .on these
yeighty OCCASIONS Invite Buncombe tn come to them,
AID, to Divide more ample accommodation, let them
avail themselves for the time of the broad grounds Of
tue Capitol or let each member be his reporter 1t
viii carry the appearance of greater authenticity to
ser special admirers and at this time when the press
reporters are more limited than they have been
will allow them for tee interval to sppease the clam
Ors and the rising indignation of the sighted State
LeRis AZURE.
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HousE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House met at IL n. Prayer by the Rev. Nj. Dun
can.
The SPEAKER announced additional members Of
the Special Committee on the Manufacture of Arms,
Mesrs. Machin of KY, and Miller, of Va and the
Committee of Ways and Means, Mr.. Perkins Of La
was nominated in pace of Mr. Kenner, and Mr. Hart
ridge, Of Ga in place Of Mr. Holt.
Mr.. FOSTER, Of Ala, introduced resolution, which
adopted, ms ructing the Committee OH the judi
cary to inquire into the expedency of amending the
Law establishing military courts as TO authorize the
President to stabsh mill airy court for North Ala
bama.
Mr. HILTON, of Fla, presented resolutions adopted
BY the Legislature of thS State, which referred ID
the Committee On Commerce
Mr.. HILTON, in accordance with the resolutions, in
troduced bill to establish temporary restrictions on
commerce and to prohibit bloOkaSerunning except on
Confederate or State account under penalty of for
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CONFEDERATE STATES CONGRESS.
SENATE.
SATURDAY, Dec. 10, 1868.

DAIUhpArI Leu. ~ iooo'
Prayer by Rev D: Rylsud, of the Baptist Church.
DEATH OF SENATOR PEYrON.
MrCLARK, of No., announced the death of his late
colleague, Mr. PEYroE and after brief exposition Of
his history and the prominent features Of his character
submitted the following resolutions;
Resolved, That we nave heard with deep regret Of
the death of the Hon Robi L Y. PKYToN, Senator
from the State of Missouri.
Resolved, That the Secretary communicate 10 the
House of Representatives copy of these reso utions
Resolved, Ina as furt or mark of respect 10 the
memory of the deceased the Senate GO now adjourn.
Mr. CLARK said that his COLLEAGUES died &C Baden
Springs, Ala on the Sd of September last. He was
born IN Loudouu county, Va in 1924 Ia 1887 he emf
grated with father % 0If,rd, OHIO. He graduated
at Miami University in that State ard subsequently, en-
tered the law class in the University Of Virginia, where
he remained until The close lS46, when he removed
to Cass county, Missouri, and commenced the practice
OF law He very attained blgb eminence at the
bar and was cleo ed Senator In the Safe Ii stature
He took leading part in the Senate Of h adopted
State COL Peyol was among the frt to advocate re.
stance to the invasion OF Missouri by the United States
forces and ded in raising regiment OF which he was
elected Colonel He participated in the battles OF Gar
thage Oak HILL Fort Scott and Le1ingo on. After Mis-
soui seeded, her Legislature, with great unsnimy,
elected him to the seat hs faithfully and ab filed in
this body. He was a lCa:ned, modest, devoted, and
able Senator, unassumng gentleman, good officer
and brave solder.
He was ardenty devoted 70 the cause OF the Ooneoe
racy He loved bis adopted State and his last prayer
was for her deliveranc0 from the domination and OPP
preston of our hated and cruel enemies.
In private life, he just, kind, and gererousi he
possessed warm attachments for his friends Taough
cut down in the morning of ife he had made his max
wherever be acted either in public private life, and
his country, and particularly his adopted State will
mourn his death as public loss
Mr. CARPENTER Of Va, Mr. MAxwELL, of Fla :,
and Mr. JOHNSON Of Ark, also offered euogies Of the
deceased afer whicht hr resolutions adopted and
the Senate was declare journed.
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u
Yankee prisoners going large In this city, By
whose authority they have been thus berate and what
legislation 10 necessary en- ct their removal and pre-
vent recurrence OF tbeevi for the future.
By Mr. HAYh0ND--That ths Committee on tie
Library be requested ascertain the pumber OF volumes
Of books purchased for the Library, with their cos and
slso the rumber of volumes 90 purchased and now on
hand the number oil law books published and the cost
thereof; the number now on hand aud the amount re-
allied from the sales of Law books including he stat
utes at large and the several revised codes fhsir
costs and also the number Of books recelve4py na-
hand of EACH together with all other books received In
the Library and the number hand of such books
a. we're lot purchased.
The bill reorg ,nizing the pententiary coming up for
derstion, NJ. fLEHING, Of Highland, moved that
ths bill be laid the table, and be made the order Of
the dsy for the 9Th January. Agreed to.
The following Senate bill was taken mp and PASSED
That the Superintendent of the Salt Woks Be author
lzed 10 empoy negro elaves from the LIST day OF jan
uary, 1854, for the ensuing year.
By ar. H0NR0E-TSat the Committee on Printing
be authorised to employ reporter who will report suo-
cincLy the pro eedings Of this House. Agreed TO.
Mr. MELVIN offered the following resolution, which
was passed
Resolved by the General Assembly, That Congress
should fae law eIemptiDg from the tax In kind Q
sucency Of the pork or bscon raised by families Of SOL
dsrs may be sufficient for their own use, where aid
soldiers 10 scsu. service in the field, have been
disabled from wounds received in battles as to rem.
der them unable 10 perform manual labor.
By Mr.. BROOKE That in the opinion OF this House,
the Superintendent of the Salt Works, under the au-
tbority now vsed in him, has the power to employ
bandI for operating the salt works during the contin
uance of the lease and il necessary for that purpose
that the hiring may be made for the whole OF the en-
suing year.
On motion, the House adjourned until Monday, at
IAN
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Major General Buckner was in Atlanta on the lsth,
en- routs to join his division, in General Longstrests
army.
Gen. MCGOWAN, of Tennessee, ba, been ordered back
to the army, his term of suspension from command
having expired
of Petersburg was destroyed by the enemy at Salem
The bsevts bought were driven of before the enemy
came.
The dwelling houses in Brooks Gap, Va, belonging
to Dr. Brsnneman and hii sonn-lsw, destroyed BY
fire Friday last The loss is heavy, andfour families are
left without roof to shelter them.
Mr.. John Burke, sn inHrm citizen Of Shenandoah
county, who over 90 years DID, brutsy reatedby
the Yankees near Woodstock, Va, and robbed Of his
horse and hat
Nearly all the Southern cities now supplied with
gas made from pine
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CONTROLLING 9UARTEaMAsTEas oInoE,

CONTROLLING QUARrE2MASTEds OFFICE,
RORESSr DEPJT, Refogd Co., W., ,
December 9.h, 1858.
I HAVE BEEN ORDERED by Col. Larkin
Il smth, @ n. General 70 publish The following notice
An ratng % toe FAX In KIND must be ad
drrsd oazrtsrAstsrs In charge Of toe Dstcs non
which hey coa-, and through hen 20 this once.
The nsn lddruss Of the ocera In cha Of districts
are follow;
Loya's, Essex co, Va.
ssuT stevens, % Gong DIST P,Isrsburg, Va
IL CASsaovs, Sd Gong - kul Dist
Beaver M hanover c., Va.
L,Bi. L Nall. An ConaI dat Pete sburg, W.
Van sentnuyssn, Uong'. Dift Charlotte II, Va
R5bSrt saani-rs Ga Cong Dss PitsyUans h, Va.
D. a Branngn - ~ Cong essionsl Isl
CovesviLs, Albeularle co, Va
John W Jones, " sth Oong1 dat,
Bowl q. Green, CarlIre 90, Va. ..
Orlando smith. " 1l;h rolgI Dist s-Au ton, Va
JH smool - 18Th .o-sI Dis. CHS II, Va
LsroV WSon, 18Th Cons D. Marion su. N Va
ROBERT o. AMER
MAJOR ana Coutrohng Or NJ
5efT-d8s for he State OF
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R1PTp1N VALLEY L1ND F0N JAZZ.

THE Farms of DIR. W. Somerville, S. w So
Il nvle and the undersigned, ging IN the county Of Cal
puDer Rapdan ryer a. some vea Fsrd miles
beog Rapidan Staon and within miles o. Mitchsa
BA1n Orange and AexandEA Railroad, containing
about 500 10 AL onsr,o sal. pnVatey They via
sold ogaher divided They extend abut h-es mas
the river and the low grsun2 vide. They al he tog
and we're originally Arm. The and well adapted The
Krogsh Of wheat, cOrn &c and vel aAen In
TrAss Plenty OF Eood and wafer. There Is grst H.
I eardng machine plaster mill, b.aesmlthI shop dwelling
houss OVERSEES house, Toe house. bH stables. Sc ne
rsl Also, good appls orchard In shor, s Of the
noss bsAtu and productive bodys q land Ia NE State
souay Arosad picturesque the sKtre perfectly healthy
A ane chance Is 0dered 70 CAPT als1 " ioVssL
Per tarUhsr particulars call on or address -
K B B0MERVILLE,
18Th stce-t, sorth Of Gary,
Haefg-Qeugw Hshnaend.
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Nd ROR SAFE

I and FOR SALE
Il IN MADISON COUNTY, VA.
~ hath 4 uneh aend business longei, aud
ogr s hundred O) ave huacrsd 900
OF tyilE On Rapid river Fh-re
haned (O river Low grounds Inferior any
rive, and ne balance with good, Large bGn g.
m By ferry (Ol feet mneh uuber the pureh may
VIII
Wshng % ouY VIII call and look ths land,
An ausys home And win snow any tme sell
a -pptuny or ell exchange he small one aay
tgo hundred Ql acres; aud VII thea hundr
600 or nlns hundre o) The Aad Les %
nile Liberty Ha ao a. ave % es hon TIE Orange and
AsxandrA RArssa, 0l miles from Gordonsye, and
ana half q ~ nles from Bue Ridge Turnpike.
< %. TWYMAN,
no2S-2aHin sonsrSet P. O., Enge e.unty Va
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LABORERs WANTED.
PlEDMONE kAlLAOAD,
CBIEF ENGNEAR's OFFICs,
Dlnvule, Dec. 7th, 1868.

ULlVIItl DC. ILll 100,
I WISH to hire
II TWO HUSDRED ABLE-BODIED NEGROES
A. YORK upon his Railroad. They oil Be exclusively under he
care and drscon Of the COMPANY aud preparations have been
made ensure good quarters usnt feed and proper medical
Attention
tbs work BY them les about half way between Dan
ys and Greensboro n O. IN healthy csuly, and as secure
rom rAI found. Per such hAncs vii the TO-
loving phe 81 month The owaer clothing he hand Tor
Ws0Nn boys 80 uionh S8OO per annun tAe Company
urul.E asua clothing 500 for the months from the
1s July, iht Company urnlhng oY tie sume
clothing so per Eont, t4o0 aaau, Tor negro eais-
Wl also eve snPoSusn daring good behavior 70 oversee
br gh h1m the work force Ola 70 . uen oil
proper qaAnacshon ana hands be woTked UNI
he preferred For such service viii pay 800 per month aud
board.
To any person Who vii collect and bring Int thl ee force
Of negro ubest Inspection aad approval hired for
NE ysar yssr, Ire viii pay bonus Of
Ten iouars per capita, for each hsni received.
Medical attendance and mstcne far shsd By Governnen
EDAD. I. d hYERS,
Capt Engineers,
dslT-dtl0J Chief EnNns-f r R
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HID. QRs. ENGINEER DEPT DIV. v.
Corner 10th and Franklin Streets,


Corner 10Th and Franklin Streets,
RIcHx,sD, Dec. 18th, 1858.
NOTICE.!
TO THOSE HA VINO NBGROBS TO HIRE
THE Engineer Department will hire for the
l. ensuing year oas thousand Hands, fer work on foasa-
tions,k,
RATS OF PAY TIxRD By COMMISSIONERS FOR VIRGINIA
Hire Of LxSorers-Cio,hing M Rstons fur
rished bUDyernmeat. $500 per ysar
Clothing and Nations fur
nished by ovner.............@
-Rsuons only, furnished BY
Government ...............S00
-Ratons only, furnished BY
Government. .......... 10 me.
This Department. viii pay snsPort.on TO ehu nd Or itt.ri
burg an will give In addition Five Dollars for sxpenses for
cash Negro delivered BY shsfs others at either place
Negroes 70 be comfortably clad and In good condition vh
received Apply until Feb uary LIST next.
The Government win responsible for sl,va hired under
the common law OF Virginia.
By order OF Col W. II. 6TKvEn.
JOHN A. WILLIAMS,
Major lng'n,
deIT-dl0tkew2t In charge Of Rchmsnd Dsfeness.
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GOODS FOR CHRISIMAS.-l0 packages
" 81 Cror and Jausiea RAM 1ld and hnei leO gallons On
Rys % 10 bAzys APPls Brady (Part Erts yeas Oh a.
hnel 80 beKas Sardtnes juSt received 70 bb knsh
crusAed Saga \ boxus eae Grssa and Rsek TsA. -
R.rsAls ~ GEO l. HERRING,
asis-ase Nc. s. MAiR street.
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SIX PER CENT. BONDS,

OF THE COUNTY OF CAhOLINE, run
" nlng twenty years FoR sALErhe hu9sSFiosr Is auh04
sell SIS 20 $4,000 th oOnd1 VI the count Or
ooH,e the nary, lS6a payable 10 tVen yeAr
and oArnE per cent Interest," ya9e seni annually h
yAnul-y JuI each year IN t-e cts o. kcl mobd
Bond issued for the 0ena or in gent soldiers ana
kaicrs aud the fa and wu be sle rgstsled cup o.
A. hs purchaser nay cer uds OF similar GARAGE
Whca q The MAKE, can Be bette han these
Perois disposed g. Euc1 az ayes ment ere Invited
prompt app og 10 Mrs a. d. hlnry Co Of he
EEMUND T. NORRIS,
de 9i-2.wdEc2z Agent.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
THE GENERAL MEETING of the Stock
i holders OF the BANK or VIRGINIA. will be held 81 thdr
Banking House, city OF Richmond MONDAY, ns III
Of January, 1854
The provides 0cer Director Of the Bank sAah
vote a. the proxy 10 any election Of Directors OF
the Bask, shall proxy b valid which shall
have executed sixty days before the time OF election
WIN. y. TAYLOR
dsI0-glsvd Cashier.
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SPECIAL ORDERS Z

In aseorlAacs With ire ORDERS al on arriving In the
ely and those duty Ia l city (Eho have noi ars.dy done
,oI III report IN person, without desy hesdqussrs
iig order OF BrEadisr G-neral H. WRDsR, lomm's
Depr J. VI. PEGRAM, A. A. Gen.
nsle-4
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NOTICR.

PY special request of our consignors, we WI.
~ have sale on THURSDAY, commencing promPty ~ pa
pAst o'clock, embracing usual VAeael o. groceries,
more detailed advertisement thereof win appear here
Parties wishing 70 make sonlsnmsn 70 be included VIII Please
''S SS5i men ~ once FARDY WILLIAM,
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de 8i-2Awd4e2z

L AND FOR SALE.
IL an AuthcrEed by Dr. ru4suen Tyler 10 sell Ms farm, In
county Tu-staus DpoL eonlsinng sO Sers
About cue han N Vii Is clea. ed has been mailed
The nprovsuent' consi- Of good dwelling aad al neetssal
outhousss nearly There on he place 90 ASunda-es o.
superior marL
ny farm II james City county, about ~ niles ron
Redmond Diascuns U ek aud ObikAhomny liver
containing 5SI aces 80 cleared The improve
meas oolssi Of comfortable dwelling and 81 n-eeAy cut
hscaea
Apolv 10 T. B. W. APPEsSON,
AN T. peasants, 1854, b,tEesn
deqI-dfws Main Casy streets.
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MERCHANTS INSURANCE CO., I
RICHMOND, Dec. 8, 1853.

TNHE Books Of this Company are now open
l. further Subscriptions 70 The stock .ad VI. Be closed On
the isth Instant J. n. MONTAGUE
dscT-td ses'ry.
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STOLEN from my Camp, near Plsgah Church,
~ Orsoye county, W the ught " hs IAN last, ny ~
riding holsss Ons milk Ehts Arabian hose with oin
each ofh hua q-sTtssn, which shoEs very PaiSy
when he Is h3 Tie ids o. Oag N0e, ne other oAck ms
l. very qlck, Ek wy asi and spirited Tue oher u DARK
bag, well ormed wah very long ody, small had
prominent brown eye black We Ehole ength
81 bis back natural PAGER ana rek1 RAJ lily 'hese hots
size and 10 god order whea taken ANY one
hnds eher both Any tnioTman9n
leading their discovery, will be losrAy rewarded Ald a. e.
AddrsSs THOs L BALLARD,
Major and .. 8 J0i naon's Division,
ds2i-dtOts EEens Corps, A. y. v.
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HEADERS, UEP'T OF dENRlCO, [
RlCHNOSD, Noy. u, isSa
SPECIAL ORDERS, /

HEADQ'Rs, uEP'T OF HENRICO
RlcHN0SD, Nov. ls, ls6S.
[ErRAcT.l
SPECIAL ORDERS
No. SOs
In obedience % Instructions nom The A. ard General
t following order repabshd for he Information Of al con-
ADJ'r AND INsPR GENERALS OFFICL
RoEnoSD, April T1h, 1858. {
lExTRACTl
SPECIAL ORDERS,
Nc 81.
Xxx Bgser Geaera JAIN h WInder hereby directed 70
make immediate enquiry and report Etao1 delay;
la ne name, rank, regiment and Of AL commissioned
oncerB and q eenzth q each has besG In the city
"a In Zach csc Be vii require copf q he lave ~ Wh
The ocar AbEant bis proper cgmmsnd stationed II
tha cay copy order shih DC put du5y.
XXI Whsoeysr appears thas 7u;er Is nUt tghH1uy In
Rhnond be f0r1Nh 10 his proper command ana
ths fcs reportsd % this once aeon Of the Depart
menL
By command Of the Secretary Of War. -
(sivpeD JOHN WITHERs,
Asst adj = Gea
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dc lT-dl0tkcw2t
T AND FOR SAL E =

w single man, or with q small family, on an Q,
tate Ayes King William. UndOubtsd evidence Of cha
aetr REQUIRE Apply 70 the proprietor, through Power
at the Ballard House. until Tuesday next Ateyard write 70
n Avlsts r. o. del9-dltes
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