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The Draft In New York.

Approaching the deep. seated and wide. spread
interest which every class in our comm unity
leeis concerning the approaching draft and afl
Haiiers connected with il, we have been at con.
sioeihoie pans TO ascertain the exact state of
ahahs, Inc prospects and the governmental
determination.
Before the original lists were cent TO Wa.h
ingfon they Were carefully examined and
checked by the Enrolling Board; after thew
were filed in the Office OF Col. Fry, at Wash
'ng'or, council OF enrolling officers met and
Ie-s s:mined them.
In consequence Of the representations made
~ Gov. Seymour, they are now undergoing a
hilG examination, with, SO far, as Obtained, the
result OF approximate perfection OF detail
IL Is deemed best by the authorities to leave
ctltsih matris OF preparation in the hands of
the Dsstric; Provost Marshals, and one OF those
matters Is the date at which the draft shall
take place.
In two, and possibly in more Of the city dis
trIcts, the draft will be recommended on Nom
DAY the tGehty.fourth instant.
Ample preparations are being made for the
protection Of the force engaged in the operation,
ted, as indeed none is anticipated.
a very gratifying feature Of the n.odus opsr-
d1di is this: To any drafted persons who. for
whatever reason elect to 60 themselves to the
army, furiough Of longer or shorter time viii
be granted for the purpose Of the necessary
preparation for departure, the setting up or
arran elng OF business details and so on.
Substitutes will be expected to be in immeds-
ate readiness for service, and will Of courseex-
pect no furlouch.
All the lists will probably have undergone
Inc necessary examination by the cath of the
month, and the probabilities are that by the lst
OF September the whole affair will be over
all the 500 paid in, and the substitutes PROV.
ded. er the conscripts in the service of the
United States.-N. y. Times.
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The Rebel Government Charged With Pm
silanimity.

lRicLmond Correspondence Mobile Tribune I
We are now in the very throes of this revo-
lutcn. The bloody sweat and agony OF our
labor Tor the birth Of liberty are upon us All
hepes OF peace have become obscured hy an
iInreretrable gloom. AT every point of the
compass from which we looked for fair wind
and bright sky, dark storm clouds threaten
and lower. The time has come when eyeYy
State IN this Confederacy must depend upon
herself Let blind adherents and partisans
close their eyes, but the people must awaken
10 the fact that cur Government lacks yigor
health and strength. This is no time 70 inaG.re
into the cause OF its debility or inability But
The fact has been too long apparent, that Il
morbid diste temper has exhibited itself in ths
exercise OF lis functions Let no man Inisun-
derstand me.
do not mean to attempt for a moment 20 I'M
pair the confidence of the people in the high
integrity: devotion and patriotism OF our Presl-
dent in this crisis. All men are nor endowed
with the same great mental, moral and physi-
cal liabilities; and the President has not called
around him men OF that distinguished stamina
as statesmen, who might have been selected
even If he has exhibited on all occasions the,
eminent qualities himself. The people o: tb,,
States, therefore, must look to their own de-
fense. using everv means in their power and
acting with vigor, courage and determination.
while giving, to the fullest extent, their hear,y
support and cooperation TO the Administra-
ton.
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TIE LONDON DAILY News ON aIR LAIRD
The London Daily News OF the Ist, after ex-
posing the want OF connection between Mr..
Welies the American Secretary of Navy, and
Mr. Laird's New York correspondent winds
up its loud call upon Mr.. Laird for his CORES
pondent's name, as follows:
"We have shown that the letters of Mr..
Laird's correspondent not only do not support
his statement In the House of Commons, but
are inconsistent with il. 1t now res.s with
Mr.. Laird to obtain the cerroboration of his
CORES spondent He can only extricate himself
from his present difficulty by giving the name
OF his friend. We would rather that he
should himself name has correspon dent; but il,
after the lapse of q reasonable time, he should
persist in his silence, shall feel at liberty 10
deal frankly with the name Of the person 10
whom we nave strong reason to believe he
refers, and the value OF that person,s testi-
mony will then be matter for public esnma-
tlon:'
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From Cofinth,

CoRINTH, Aug. S, VIA CAIRO. Aug. a-IDis.
patch TO Cincinnati Gazette. Mobile papers,
with dates Of 3lst July. have been received
Mobile to inspect the fortifica tions and defen.
ses. His army, at last accounts, was at Merid-
ian and Enterprise.
Its stated on good authority that Johnston
lost II, Goo men by desertion since the fall of
Vicksburg, and desertions are still gong on
Very grave complaints are being made in con-
sequence of The suflerings or the rebel army,
caused by Its recent movements. 1t has been
poorly fed, and all in all des pondent, recon.
struction being openly talked of, although
many arrests both OF citizens and oldiers, have
been made in consequence Secret societies
are said to be forming, having for their object
the return Of the State of Mississippi to the
Union.
Sixty armed refugees from Waynesboro, Ten.
armed themselves in order to resist the con-
scription, w hich has been enforced there They
fought their way out to this place.
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Moro Recenstruetien Talk in the sou,h.

GRowL AT "oRIs1NAL eEcRssIoHIsTs.'
From the Raleigh Standardl
We learn that one hundred sacks OF salt in
the hands OF specnlator in one of the conn
ties OF this State were recently seized by The
Government. We record this seizure with
much satisfaction. If it be true that he was
an original secessionist the seizure OF this salt
will give additional satisfaction TO the public
In the correspondence from Tuscaloosa, OF
the Mobile Erening News, is the following:
RECONSTRUCTION.
"The games mp. It's useless calling ioF Is
men up TO forty five, for we can't 60. Recon-
sfructicn On whatever grounds we can get 1t,
say L. These startling words, uttered in q
brisk, confident and shameless tone, awoke me
1rom my after. dinner torpor as / lay back IN
my chair in public house at Tuscaloosa
The speaker was hale, hearty, old young fel-
low Of forty.two. HIS isauditors numbering half
dozen, were mostly younger than himself, and
apparently as fit food for powder as any class
OF robust 'exempts' that have come within nv
; vision. The various replies in answer to the
speakers discourse were fiattering enough to
HIM Oneof the submissionists exclaimed =
you're right, John. - old Mississippi
refugee, with his family and fifty niggers,
stopped at my place yesterday, and wanted
supplies. Told him weuld see him in purga-
tory first; to 60 home and defend his own State,
not run OF and eat us all up. lfhaving TO rpu
OH and leave everything 10 the Yankees 'aln.
suhjugation, I'd like to know what is It's
time this thing was stopped, and now I'm
ordered out, although my substitute is with
Lee; IL s,ssf aha m@Ss leave my property to take care
"Such ideas as these have heard recently SO
frequently advanced by men Of property, who,
Tor various reasons, are exempt from military
duty, and who have never shouldered musket
or carried saber. that wealth and patriotism
seem incompatible. Now, when II becomes
imperative 10 lend the aid of their strong arms
IN support of the cause, sReconstru ction' sing
they all, sooner than expose their precious
persons or relinquish an acre of their cheris bed
lands.''
The correspondent then sreasons' with them
In lr ms he -
TO their pockets, tEen to their pride, and lastly
10 their passions
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From Fortress Monroe

FoRTREss MONROE, August l3, ls63.-The
Norfolk Firginian, August Is, says: 1--WE are
requested by the Mayor OF Norfolk to say that
several physicians are wanted in this CITY, and
can obtain Imm ediately good practice.
1.-The. old physicians being required by IN
act OF the Legislature Of Virginia to take an
oath OF allegiance 10 the United States Govern
ment, refuse TO do so, generally, and conse.
quently there is but one doctor in the city
qualified to practice.
Loyalty and regular diploma are the quail
fications required. Apply TO W. H. Brooks,
Mayor OF Norfolk, Va''
The Yorktown Cavalier announces the death
OF Sergeant b. T. Watson, 4th battery Wiscon.
SIN light artillery, who died at Nelson Hospital
on the 5th instant.
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From Vichsburg.

VIcKsBURG, Aug. 4, (via Cairo, Aug. a)-
[Dispatch to Cincinnati Gazette. THE number
of rebel officers paroled here, according to the
off icial papers, was 2, l46 Some 700 officers an
men who refused 10 take the paroI were sent
North-none of higher grade than leutenants
The city has been renovated, and now is clean
and orderly. The residents are generally very
well satisfied with the change. We are yerv
much in need Of lemons, vegetables and Ice
Movements by land are diiticult on account OF
heat and dust. We can move, however, as fast
clamorous for trade TO open with Vicksburg,
but If opened it will be from Washington
Gen. Grant is too busy recognizing his army
to attend to traffic. Some guerrillas captured
boast that they can buy with greenbacks all the
army stores and ammunition they want within
our lines.
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SfHAASHIP 8RlAT lA9rDRN.
NV YORK AND LlH1RPOOL. >eoAk
The 6tssmship
q lat 1AST DRN,

W1LTER PATTON, Commandsr.
Hin b dispatched
Wednesday. .Au gust y wednesssy. ...-N. SEPT
49,. each port.
eseend cabin, state room berths, meals sAs
furRished st separate tables. les....---.-oN
E1ourasan tickets. out and back In the Arst and
second cabic only. . fare and . half
Servants accompany inG pass on gers and children
Ender IL years Of age, haH price. Infants free.
stserAse, with 50 perior aceommoda ations.-- Us
Price OF passage from Liverpool, same rstss -
II i..ss payable In gold, or its equivalent In o.
zach passenger allowed 10 cubic feet Of iusssss.
An experienced surgeon on board.
For passage ''l, eREHR4.s sRPl1 + A. wH1rs.y.
Passage onics, 26 Broadway, New York
ROWLAND & ASPINWALf, Agents.
te Is sm 81 South street. New York.
FRANKLIN CO.. ~
@@ OPTICIANS
944 PlIHsYLvAHIA AvIHuD.
fnorth sids,) between 1h and 18th sts.
see Ps. s.s.ss, ~.ds Il. Ns.;ossl Rasl,
PEBBLE and PlRIsCoPIo sPEorAoLns, cor.
reety ard sAiy suited for every eyesisht.
KIELD CLASSIC,
OPERA CLASSES,
BxkoMHTRRs and
THKRMOMEfERS,
sCRVRYoRs' INsTRUMENTs,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
CARTRS DB VISIT1,
sTERlOSCOPES and VIEWS, go.
In great variety and stshc lowest Eastern prices
Wholesale or retail. jy9-H
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
rAasOUIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
MCTlNY IN LEES ARMY.
rsxas and Mississippi Regiments start
Home e-Strsrts Ca valry w hi ip and BRING
Them Back.

Texas and Mississippi Regiments start
HoEe-StrSrt's Ca avalry w hip and BRING
Them Back.
WASHINGTON, Aug. H.-rDispstch to Phil
adeiphia Inquirer. IA young man named w.
II. Marks, formerly or Washington, but WHO
has resided for i've Or slx years past In Lex
ington, Va, arrived here from the latter place
this evening. He was five days on the way,
and be confirms the reports OF great de.norsl-
ization in the rebel army, and says fight oc-
CURED few days before he LETT, at or near
SnickRrsville, between several regiments OF
Mississippi and Texas s'roops and Stuart's cav
airy.
The Mississlppians and Texans were very
much dissatisfied, and started to leave for
home, when they Were attacked by Stuarts
Cav airy, and compelled to return to duty He
represents Lees army rs almost in open mu.
tiny, owing TO the gloomy aspect of affairs in
the tonffGeracy slnce the fall OF Vicksburg
and Port Hudson, and that IL is with difficulty
it Is kept together.
The rebels Were deserving in large numbers,
and he says the North Mountains are fnll of
deserters from Lees army. 1t was currently
reported among the rebels and believed that
Lie had rendered his resignation to Davis, but
it was not accepted. He did not learn the
cause, hut it was common report that Lee
and Jef. Davis were a: daggers' points about
something.
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The Draft i'm New York.

New YORK, August 1.-THE draft, il is un-
derstood, will commence in this city on Mon
day next.
The common council passed an ordinance to.
day appropriating S3,OO0000 to exempt poor
men from the draft by furnishing them with
substitutes. Firemen are exempted without
regard TO pecuniary resources. The Express
says that on the passage of the ordinance by
the board of aldermen tomorrow it will be
signed by the mayor. A resolution was also
adopted requesting Gov. Seymour to prohibit
all persons ecruiting in this city for other
States ats
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PROPOSALS.
o no PO6ALs FOR LUMB = b !.

J" '"' WASHINGTON. August 10. 1853
until Tauks617. August 9th. ssss :. aoeS. es for
asi,verins At such points nsaI &c the sity q Wash.
S sss.r, tie foilosns saass,tiss o s,d sina: of
s.osS go Il feet one inch Whit. Pine Common oul
so 600 feet Hsmioeh scantlins. ss4, eighteen feet
40 600 feet Henock ssantlins, s.s, sixteen feet
1000 feet Hemloeh scAn,lins. s.a. sixteen fest
S. oso feet three inch Hsmloeh Plank.
ssssnsss IT,. csa feet 's
~ tae ABOVE 9st be good merehautabls Lumber,
ssnjsst to inspss.ion By An agent appointed BY sss
One 81 hsm the su.e.itis. to ee delivered vithie
days after sisnins the contract ~
II bid il made in the name Of srn the names
Issh sosai must Sc Accom- panied es The guar
,ntee q two per,ons as to the ability the bidder
PORN OF GUARANTEE.
the sosns1 sSa1es :, s..ss
IN seWsoidaDee q With the terms Of his proposition.
no =
sas sonI:et =: Be ss..dsd are
es the oe
ye!s.d u the oisre es If ts:
h0AfefC y nlte0 StAted Court
Proposals. without satisfactory guarantee will not
In Lumber ''A'
Bonds FOR such amounts a. may be determined
s.ss ana
tors.
The risAt is reserved by tho oa.rssrn.sssr to
reject any BID or bids any part or parts thereof
% the Interests Of the Government may in his
The post Office address Of the bidder must accom-
pany his propossl. and the envelope be distinctly
Rdorsed proposals for Lumber y
O. e. SAWTELLE.
1t; Col, Chief Qusrtermsster Cavalry Bureau.
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Srhe war in Central America is takil

~The war in Central America is taking q
turn very unfavorable to President Barrios of
San Salvador. According to the latest ac-
counts the troops OF President Carrare OF G Gua-
temala had taken possession of the whole State
except San Salvador, San Miguel, La Union
and La Libertad. Nicaraugan troops were
marching upon San Miguel and La Union, and
the latter place had already been abandoned
by the troops Of Barrios. Carrera has appoint
ed General Duenna Provisional President of
San Salvador. President Barries had still
with him about 1000 men in the.capital.
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0RPIcl OF The SIGNAL OprIoER.

0FFIc1 OF THs SIGNAL OFFICER.
s +. r. sss
feI for the sisas b.S.Isnsss X:
2so TSo hundred and 6fty sets Signal Esai pmsnts,
loo One hundred bales NicA ing,
- TTwsnsty-hvs Tsnsy s1oss Wind d. Matches.
q Two Two EIoss Needles,
. The frst delivery to be made about the 18th Of
Ssntsn pit eeri 1883 OF - soon thereafter % Govern
The full name and post Office address Of the bid
sde IN III ss naSs Of am II.
ssnsidsTsd .. the iHdividss proposal Of Il. 1srss
PROPOSALS from disioyal parties. or where the
Sids sr i not present to respond to his bid. win not
Proposals must be addressed to " The sigma,
s sl.inls indoissd Pro1ossis for Ii:id signal signal
Ct s ~ X: e.1H nq ::
nearest District Court or Of the United States Dis
The ability of the bidder to all the eontrac.
should 1t be awarded to him, must be guaranteed
.ppsassd ths and said sssrsa sas
tee must accompany the bid.
in the contracts signed BY the CONTRACTOR and both
ss @
We, ,cfthe county Of f~, and State of-,do
hereby guarantee that is able to fulfil the con
tfact In accordance with the terms Of his PROPOSE
ton, and that should his proposition be accepted
ns WIZ At once enter into contract in accordance
should the contract be awarded him, We are pre-
paved to become his securities.
tTo this guarantee must be appended the OH oial
certificate above mentioned
The right is reserved to reject all proposals if
the prices are deemed too high, for any cause,
II is not deemed for the public interest to ac:ept
them.
Models will be OF bibition at the Office Of the
Signal Omcer for twenty f20) days from date.
ln.fd
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FINANcIAL.-New York papers OF yesterday
tied considerable animation. In Governments
there Were only moderate movement The
registered 6's of 1851 stood at lO42 and the
coupons at l06k for the clean; SIS of 1874 at 964;
$40 per cent. notes at 1063 for April and
October, and 1G7 for February and August; and
certificates OF indebtedness at 1OI 4 for the old
and 99h for the new. In State stocks the busi-
ness was confined to Missouri and Tennessee
Us. Gold took the turn downward again, and
was rather firmer in the market. 1t opened at
i2GA before board hours, was sold there at
after touching at l25s, stood at I55k at one
o'clock. Foreign exchange is also lower.
Bankers are asking 1}9, and buyers do not offer
more than 13Sx for sterling. fss-f-s
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How VALLANpIGHAM Is TO BE BRoUaRr
BACK, IF ELKCTRD.-The friends of Vallandi-
CHAM are laying down the programme for his
return, in case of his election In speech at
Toledo, last week, Mr.. Cox said,
. ssIn case their State ticket was successful.
,Pueh would appear at the proper time and oe,
Installed as Lieutenanf Governor, when, from
the State House steps he would cali three times
for yallandighan1s the Governor elect and il
he did not come, he fPughl as-Acting Cover
nor, Y ouId call out the State EiIItia and at
the head OF two hundred thousan nd men. mareh
to the Canada line and escort VaIlandigham %
the CAPITAL"
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~ Cairo dispatch 81 August 18th says
.sCaptaia Evans, Deputy Provost Marshal Of
Williamson and Saline Counties, reportet, here
last evening with seventy-eigh deserters from
the 9TH and i2sth Illinois regiments, SIS The
result of two days securing over the counties
named. They were delivered to lie authors
ties here, and the captors returned Il hunt up
more .
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Senator Wilson asserted at the Arlington
(Mass,) anti. slavery celebration that four or
perhaps five of the United States Supreme
Judges believe in the constitutionAlity Of the
Presidents decree Of emancipation.
Z. 81 The Hon. John f. Hutchins, sent as
leans, has eeturned, and reports in favor OF re-
est&blishia the United States Mini 81 that
pace, assstt;]st Esfsa5~v spcsS4ys.ss
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TV,HR SUPREME COURT OF THB DISTRICT
i OF coLGMBIA, Holding District Court Of

T,H1 SUPREME COURT OF THB DISTRICT
qz o9LEnsiA HGSns .si "a G.is. S;.,i oo9Es q
;.: sss
ens hundred ana ave Posnds Of ts6seee ana sss
Ws.sinstcn, and he same @ arc Hbsisd an. and pross
cusd in thi. the name Of the United states
sa Il the ss II a. &. city o
on the arst Monday Of October next, ~Asn and
ssa esss g
..s K intervene for their nssrssts a.1es Clark
the upited states Tor S,1 the said % pis.rset1o al
;:s !
G .ss ss
iiesIed ana pro.scatsa 10 thi: 0oart 10 the nam'
he
city st the ,
S s9.
NJ s,as .ssir INTEREST," By the se1r' hr1es o.rs
Il q !9d !o9odtSSssiA, S Hsisins. g t,sss.ss 6os.s :,
Is. a.s Il ssrsss sss
re 9a; ;n. soss Ed ,hIss sas
the United states for eone emnataon such lawful
price, and that said cause win stand for trial at the
City hall in the city OF Washing gton, on The 6rst
Monday OF October next, whom snd where all per-
son, are warned 70 ay1sst 70 show esuss Why so.
we 3. J. hEIGs. Clerk.
TRn s1PREMl ooglT OF THs DIsTaIoT
the United States for the said District-To al
s4s + ay 3, 9ss 1ts hea:s
money and bonds Was captured By the United
statss steamer Wyandsnk, attached to the Poto-
ton and the same is M6slsd and prosecuted in tkis
Court In the name Of the United States. for com
.tsnd for trial st the City Hall, in the city OF
Warrington: on the 6rst Monday Of October next
20 show cause why oondemnation should not Be
deereed. and to intervene for their interests.
By order Of the Court.
3y5 3. J. MEIGs. Clerk.
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NATIONAL BAHKs-The number OF nationa
banks established since Ju1e 90, 1888, up to TO
day yis rroporhoned as follows :-Ohio, IL; Penn-
syiyania, Il, Indiana, II; New YORK, 5 Illinois,
3: Iowa, ,; Connecticut, ,; Michigan, =; District
of Coiumbia, 4; Massachusetts, I; New Hanp-
shire, L; New jersey, 1. total, 81. b
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A Signal Party Captured = They Sunse.
Guently Escape-Gen. Warren in Com
nd of tho Go

qntntIY EkCAPe-Geh. " 0rFen in Com.
mand Of the Second Corps.
HEADQUARTERS ARhY OF THE POTOMAC,
Aug. i4.-Early this morning a body of rebel
partIsahs came upon our signal party on Water
Mountain, three miles north of Warrenton and
captured three signal officers and some small
telescopes. All Of the officers subsequently
effected their escape. A large telescope used BY
the party, having been conveyed from the sta.
tion, did not tall into the hands Of the rebels.
Maj. Gen. Meade is now on a brief visit to
Washington.
Capt Henry Page, quartermaster OF head
quarters, was day or two ago the recipient or
magnificent sword, gold and silver mounted.
costing about $500, testimonial from the
employees under him while at Juba Dam, near
Aquia Crerk.
Of the second army corps to- day.
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Ice Sent To Charleston .

BOSTON, Aug. 1.-THE bark Growler cleared
to-day with ice purchased by the Governments
for the soldiers and sailors Oft Charleston.
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Death of Comm odore Morris.

NEW YORK, Aug. 14.-Commodore Morris,
of the Navy, died TO-. day. He was recently the
commander Of the screw sloop Pensacola, at
tached to the West Gulf Squadron.
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San Francisco--The Secession Re- eports Tn.
founded,

SAN FRANCISCO, August 13.-As was antici.
pated yesterday, the reports of secession risings
in Santa Clara and Saline counties prove to be
untrue Governor Wright has received orders
and funds from Washington to construct new
harbor deienses for San Francisco harbor. Bat
teries mounted by guns of large calibre are TO
be erected at Rincon Point, Rincon Hill, Buena
Vista Island, aud probably Telegraph Hill.
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end thence by European expreeses 70 Al 1r0minent
sommercisI towns IN Crest Britain and on tie oea.
GniIset,ou Of MOTIFS, DRAFTS ard BILLS made
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p,..ar IN axoII , In HMksNri Nj o7ax pennsyI
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where constantly fu urnishinG. icseeotd 6oas
water, choice Imported Havana Cigars. and ~ sss
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