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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-10

LNOR SALE CHEAP.-A 24-story and extern
a zion Cottsse House with water sac, &c. within Two
blocks of City Hall. ioctyn Lot extra ls "i'h fapes
iyn Ins Co.. No. IL Wallet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-10

LUX NALE.-A FHITdUTC j zfft-'f, IVV -f'f'1,
mostly improved Land, pleasantly situated ton tue main
road with several fne Building sites; two fnloeniDs
Orclafd. 400 spring. and running stream. supplying the
budinss good House, and large earns and Ba'emen Ice
House hour. om the city, aud within nile Of
tie Depot Address Box No. liz, Monstowu, N. J.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-12
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Important from Charleston!
etNnING OF THE IEON-CLAD MONl.
TOR WEEHAWKENI A GALE.
THIRTY OPHER CRSW Lost

New YoRS, Dec. i2.-The steamer Patton
arrived last night.
The monitor Weehawken suddenly sunk at
her anchorage off Morris Island during tho
gale on the Sth inst. Out of her crew, thirty
were lost, including four assistant engineers
Her captain was on board the flag ship when
the accident occurred. All the other officers
except the above named, were saved.
There was no damage TO any of the other
iron-cl
Inc Engineers lost on the Weehawkeu are
probably I. Worlie, J. B. Allen, H. ". Miriam
and A. Mitchell
Inc iast named is known to have persisted
Mr.. Young was saved
The "eehawken lies In I've fathoms water.
but is expected to be raised.
1t is said the less of this vessel was expected
from neglect and bad management.
NO accurate list OF the lost has yet been
Obtained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-12

GROVES BfNETIT.-We are glad to have 10
say that the benefit complimentary TO Mr.. Leon.
ard Grover last evening was & benefit indsed.
Inc house was not only crowded, but the au-
dience was perhaps the most distinguished ever
gathered within the walls of 3 theater. Among
the distinguished personases present were MI.
Seward, Secretary OF Stat; Lord Lyons, Baron
deToit, Mr. Tassara, N. Stosckel and the err.
tire Russian Legation, the Russian Ad,n,r. !
and some twenty officers Of the fleet. In COM
pliment TO this distinguished Representation OF
diplomats, the private boxes in which they 81
were dreped with their respective nationa,
nags Their presence together j. Indicative OF
me enleste ccroinic existing among the diplo
matte corps.
The personal compliment thus paid 10 Mr.
NroVer By his distinguished visitors is q high
one, and thsprcsence also of the elite of Wash.
'hs'on IN such numbers was equally compli
menfarv 10 him as manager ami as a gentle.
man who has deserved we'll OF the cornmunitv
IN which he resides.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-12
A CONTRAST.

The remarkable contrast between the an
nuai message Of President Lincoln and that
of JEFF Davis, will attract attention every
where. While the showing by President Lin
coin of the condition of the loyal States aud
the people thereof, will be = subject OF con-
graduation by all the loyal, Jeff's frank ad.
missions of the military mishaps which ha We
oyertaken the cause Of the treason Of the times
in almost every quarter, and his expedition of
the pressing necessity for more rigorous en-.
forcement of their policy of conscription, 70
the extent If holding every substitute in their
service and forcing into it all who have pro-
cured substitutes at any enormous sacrifice
and also off taking all available means of
everybody who can be reached by forced
loans-taxation-will spread dismay through
out his dominions.
If the message and proclamation of amnesty
OF President Lincoln shall find its way among
the people OF the South, they must have The
effect Of greatly increasing the discomfort Of the
non-slayeholders i'll the rebe'l;ous States, with
the additional sacrihces Of life and property
they are now being called on to make, in order
to give the despotism over them q last chance
Tor permanency. As far as they are concerned
the Presidents amnesty grants them entire and
absolute pardon or condonement If thew will
hereafter stand by the Government in its eff.
forts to restore them to all the rights and proper.
~ hfs ever enjoyed as citizens OF the United
States. That they will come forward to accent
these terms, by thousands, whenever thew cIp
hope that the Governments protection en- be
extended 70 them as offered, we feel very sure:
knowing rs we do from hundred different in
tcrmants lately from their midst, the depth and
earnestress OF their indignation against those
over them for the time being who have brought
them into their present condition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-12
SECOND EDITION.
= O'CLOCK r. \.
Important from General Bank Command
CTR roRCEs IN COMMAND OF ALL THE I'M
pfBTANf POINTS OF CENTRAL AND
NORTHERN TEXAS AND THE
EAST COAST.
THE REBELS BLOW Up AED ABANDON AN
IMPORTANT FORT. 6
CAPTURE OF LARaE NUMBER or CANNON

------1D.--
The following dispatch has been received at
the Headquarters OF the Army from Major
Gen. Banks, commanding Department OF the
Gulf: -. ,..s- ssfs t
"The following dispatch has just been re-.
ceived from Major Gen. Washburne, at Fort
Esperanto, Pass rCavalo, Matagorda Bay.
The command Of the bay gives ne substan-
TALLY the control ofoentral and western Texas,
and all Of the important points on the east coast
excepting Galveston:
"FoRT EsPKRANZA, Dec. 9-1 q. m.-Novem.
Der 80 the rebels blew up the magazines OF this
fort, having evacuated two hours before. It is
q very large and complete work. bomb proof
and partially cased with railroad iron. It had
q garrison Of one thousand men, who escaped
all but six.
BY reason Of the continuance Of the gale the
gunboats could not furnish me with launches
to enable me to cut OF their communications,
nor could they take part in the attack.
On the goth we drove them from all their
outworks and advanced our sharpshooters
well up to the fort. We captured ten guns,
ranging from twenty.four to hundred and
twenty. eight FOUNDERS"
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
CAPTURE OF ANOTHER LARGE
BLOCKADE RUNNER.
CONFIRMATION or THE SINKING OF ruH
WEHAWKEN

FoRTREsS MONROE, Dec. f2.-The Circas.
sian, Capt. Eaton, has just arrived from the
Rio Grande, having left on 25th ultime.
On the 9th instant, one day out from Charles
ton, she captured large blockade runner, the
steamer Minna, with q very valuable assorted
cargo. go ~ sus IS
The Minna was brought into Hampton Roads.
The capital. tried to sink her, but the Circas.
sans men got on board in time to prevent the
consumma ton Of the effort
Last Sunday the Weehawken sunk near
Charleston bar. Thirty.three men were lost
including three engineers and ono doctor.
( The Circassian experienced very heavy
We0th0r. = 49, Esf9 q s - & EtH- >
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-12

0CR ARMY READY TO Push INTO THE IN
TERROR

NEW YORK, Dec. 12.--The steamer Columbia.
from New Orleans on The 5th instant, has Al.
rived.
Advices from Texas present the health OF
our army excellent ard yisor to push into the
interior.
Metarnoras accounts state that Cortinaz has
turned over the Government to Jesus De Ia
Zerna. the old constitutionally elected Cover.
nor. The impression was that Jaurex will
confirm this movement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-12
FROM DIXIE VIA NASSAU. -
Moau INCONSISTENCIES.
IprcuusER rHl MOST 5RyING MONTH FOR
THE REBELS,

NASSAU, Dec. 19-Nassau papers OF Decem.
Der Cd he we been received here.
The steamers Lucy and Beauregard had Ar.
rived from Wilmington, :, va - -
The Bahsna HERALD contains the following.
"Adyices from Richmond say that the mouth
OF December is regarded as thA most trying one
OF the whole war; its entire future ana essen
stiai nnai result depesdinge,n q very great
meas ure upon the issue.r 80
Tie steamers Dee ana Don had ssaled 70 run
he blockade. sssSzk stt's4s =
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PRISONERS

The following prisoners, sent in by the Pro-
yOst Marshal General OF the defenses south of
the Potomac, were committed to the Old Cap.
itol yesterday by order of Capt. Todd:-Wm
Rolls, sent to Alexandria from Fairfax Court
House, has never taken the oath, and is regarded
AS dangerous person. Thos. r. Alexander
sent In as above. also disloyal and dangerous
and reported to be one Of the band who recently
captured men and mules at Deyereaux Station.
Alexander wss recently released from the Old
dRpitOI prison
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-12
Will b OONfINU1D
New York Sunday Mercury
or
s TOMORROW ..
TOMORROW.

The opening OF spters OF this SPLENDID Eo.
NANCE publshed in the NEW YORK SUNDAY
A1dCURi Of Dseem Der 9. have, % Was anticipated
created marked sensation In the re adins world
The Cd lions Of the pspsr. City and c ,untry, a.
though largely in creased to meet the expected de-
msbd, we're exhausted early in the week bat I'm u
synoPeis Tor tho portion OF the story given on SUN
DAY last has been prepared for TO-MORROW,S
EDITION, 80 that thoss Who failed to obtain
NEW YOEK SUNDAY MERCURY OF TIE 9Th inst :,
win find the less completely sup Piled, 90 far =,
fIEhc1 1GANS mastery production IL concern
ed, In the ne1t ISSUE The abstract embraces sysry
scene and incident in the Introductory chapters
ne cesfary t. render the Continuation clear and in
t:lligiLls.
Tho author has not gwen high .soundine nam.
to this srard effort O; has genius but IN Dc % end
soul stirring intere1t It ofthe
present day. More OF tbe advance sheets bave
fesehed the publishers Of the NEW YORK SUN
DAY M1SCURY. b. stsaner, since the 9Th inst .
AMI the public may rely upon . salsr continue
ton OF the story, from week to week until conclu.
dsd. -
No EFFORT that enterprise. backed BY capital and
enooufa:ed By suc.eGs, c.e make to render the
NEW 1ORK SUNDAY MERCURY
P11RLDSS AMONG N1WsPAPERS,
viii be spared By IT. ProDrietors During the pres
ems winter, one Of it most interesting features will
be it,
CAMP L1rf1Es
PROM
comI-.EnE correspondence from every Military
Station within the Union Lines and from all ranks
in the servse from the private soldier to the sld
omesr. 1t is considered By soldiers Of every srsde
the
GREAT ARMY PAPER OF THE UNION.
In 1:es, .ts plan covers the entire are. o. new
papor lite-asne.
. ALWAYS E1AR IN MIND that the re1uls, cir
culat:os 'ths NEW ZO1K SUNDAY NlR JURY
amounts t. the COMBINED CIRCULATION OF
ALL fHD OTHER SUNDAY PAPERS, MULTI.
Piled BY THREl.
It PRICE, Blk CENTS. EvlRYWHlRl.
STEAMIR Umpire HAS ARRIVED PROM
~ Ne. totk and 10 now dischafgins 1soE6k
town. Consignees will pie ase attend TO-
teIl-t AOR0AN& RHINEHART. Agents.
L season'd YOU'D, Oak and Pine. on the City
TernpiAe. within easy haul o. Warrington. eli
over a good road. For information inquire At
montgomery House, High st., 6sorgetown, D G.
de l1-2t&eosts
A NAUTICAL DIGEST OF. IH1 LAWS OF
"A the 2 nitsd States, from the commencement of
the seth to Il end Of tbs 37th Congress- 1851
ting Brisstlys United States Digest to the
present time. vol. $50.
dell PRANoK TAYLOR.
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PRISONERS OF WAR

The following prisoners of war reached here
last night from the Army of the Potomac, and
Tor the time being We're committed b the Cen
tral duard-house. This morning they We're
transferred to the Old Capitol by order Of Prs
Host Marshal Todd: Capt. T. z. Lee Adjutdnt
Generals Department.; privates 5. B. HAM
mohd, Gen. Lees escort, and G.. Weaver, Gih
VI cavalry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-12
OFFICIAL.

HEADQUARTERS DpPAsfnRNf or WAsHIHGroSl
ed A.kY Gears, Dec. g, 1855
5(frealn'.-An travel over Long Bridge will be
furtt er tinutd durins Thursday, Friday aud
Saturday of this week. for the purpose of repars
Ey comm and of Major General Augur
4 teigned,, CARROLL A. POTrNR.
s@ ~ Assistant Adjutant Gensea,. 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-12
REREI, DEIERTERS

PrtVa'es David Watkins and 3. NJ. Iyey, 9Th
~. Z. infahtry' and John Murrhy, conEcrIpt
resigned ~ lst Va. infantry, rebel desarters
reached here last hight from the Army of the
P"fomsc, and WET. committed ~ the Old CAP
oil this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-12
DROP osALs BOR Ray.
pEPOT CONTESTANTS 6pProx.
923 G. srRkEF W83ItrSofoH

223 G STREET, WtsHINaros.
recsnahsr ~. Isss, \
fSSs ssSsi ah iSi s.NrasE.
DAY the s4th day Of Seeember, 1888, 1t Il n. Pro.
possls must be endorsed Proposals for Hay, and
With ali the Requirements Of this advertisement
Bidders must give their names in fuil we'll a.
81 os. y sd sss r
sntee sgned by not less than two responsible per.
and entered into, snd good and SUN eient security
furnished Tor the execution Of the contract - pro-
The rsh. t, 5sess any and =. th.
by the Government il. in its opinion, the public
If proposal. made by firm, the names o: all
he bid Win - fCr he n
vi. to
The Usual form of guaranty mus. accompany
each proposal, and parties TO whom awards are
made Ccust he prepared TO execute contracts a.
half the sum to be reesiTsd ON the contract signed
BY the contractor and both OF his suarsntor..
Of .seh Sl
be required. The responsibility of the eoarautOrs
D. he y he Dsssi asI q e.
United States District Attorney.
fnsss fS safsr o oon.ss be re-
this .ns haas EN-. After sps
Ell scute the same within the time prescribed, as
we'll In quality in quantity then the Con- nisssFY
purchase in open M arket, eb rging such delnquent
bidder or contractor with sas advance paid over
the bid or contract.
Propos ais from disloy al parties will not be cen
sidered, viii ards be made to any person or
per sons Who have heretofore failed to fuif their
aereements or contracts With the Government.
Bidders must be present at the opening of Che
bids, to respond to their names.
The Hay to be de ivered either in " sshinstol or
Alexandria in bsles, properly secured free OF sll
cost Of transportation or handling.
All Hay contracted for under this Advertisement
will be rigit ly and such .: does not prove
OF GOOD Understandable quality will be rejected.
The Ray will be paid for In such funds Rs the Gov
eminent may have ON hand to dis6urse upon the
completion of the contract, 81 B0sn thereafter
a. the proper OH Ger shall be in FUNDS.
Delivery Of the Hay 70 comm ence within ten no,
days from the datS OF the contract. aud 70 be oOu
peted 81 the lSoth} day OF ary 1854.
PROPOSALS must Pc asS rs SS c..cv
dell 923 street. WashinetOn. d. @.
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New CurrAn.s and Citron
Eaisips In whole. :, and 4 boxes.
B 2. Almonds and Rrazii Nuts.
Choice Cooking Wines and Brandies
Fresh Ground Spi, 80.
Sweet Cider and Domestic Mincs Meat
For sale low. s. IVANH
del2iw" 4.5 Ninth st bet D and q.


Hotsls, Restaurants. boarding houses, and pri-
VI: IA families ~ and snsless can Preegrs 49,
such 8 Cod. Ksddoei. Roei, White iish Perch.
Blsck Esh eeoIioPs Little Neck CLANS: soft CLANS
Prairie Chickens. Woodooek Canvas Back DUCKS
1u.a tesa Chisas1s. pusf., g., Is supsr.or No.
ain gle one, soaked ready for use, ct RODGIkSV
nuiton Market And Branch OF Haxsy's Whole.als
dressed and delivered to any part Of thu city
Do II st. RI L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-12

TAE REBEI CoHGREss.-Fron nr;x.,a .a
vices received in this city yesterday, it is un-
derstood that the present meeting Of the rebel
Congress will be very short one, and that the
VIII warmly urge upon the Southern people
the policy OF an immediate RECONSTRUCTION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-12
p PoeALs 1o13LSMBlR.

j. Cis5 Asssssas. 9sarssrsrastey,S oSse, -
'a "''A'' Ksss. Ne Isl ;s. sis ISIS
ss.iso PsoPos viii Dc reesi red 1t this OF o.
ss hsssy e U.s. "a
Tans:.. IT sss sssss 4s:
ss'se a,sdtsS Ana IS, isou;.nd fee. r.
Forty tnogaant tiS Ooo feet 81 or 0 tvo sa1 M
r,,, T ,sas, pins e %1 Sal,.nss
So,;y;tsrs: shsc.and ,saeo) feet s.s or Heuloox
fsrsy-thres thou ard tss.cteD fee. srs or ham
rs, Lex s Sos't ess:essn t fsss !Sns
yo.is 81 y e. sa fee. n and !. H...
PSs sso;s t, .. good ,r,s..,.s,.
timber subject 10 the inspection Of an sseaf a.
the Ia@ss e % dsiis.1sa ~ e. 10Th d, Of
The full name and Post Once address Of the bA
aer must appear in the proposal;
Of eli the psrties must appear. or TIE bid viii 30
cEnsdeisd - the individual proposal Of the psrsv
,flosossl. from disloyal ,.rtis. win not " zoe
:iasred. and A oath Of allegiance must accompany
s.Plopossss must ,. addresses to c.,s.is James
and ssoaIa ). e Ssin1 msts:a ff
tn. responsibility t = e. .s;,.n,o,, u,
Court OF Of he Usssd H ss.s. si 81
f.. sSIiss Of ii. bidder to M II. .o,,r,.,
81 TIVE Responsible persons whose .iSnssnrss ass
e - amended to the guarantee, and said s1srss.
Bidders must be present in person when The sias
ere opened, or their proposals. viii NOT Be coanS.
s.,s,s Il
We -. of thA cnuOtY NJ and fst> ~
sn
a1d that, should his proposition Be accepted. hs
xin % once enter into contract in accordance
sssss Ii. .on.r.e. b. awarded him. y. A.. INV
lTe tsis sSsrsasse must b appended .As oa.s.a
eerGneete above mentioned.J
Il ::
m.ster: e ven Is the night 70 select from each
Ees1ired By. IL 6o,srnn.nf And 10 esss Of Z sis
fai.urs Of hiddeE whose p.opo.al Is accepted t.
iu%ssr I'm; e.
then the Assists2t 9gs, aster e have rssa
es.1ssd ss Ss q s.'A
az 'Fo? sxs Nh m q
u OOMs-suitabls for tvo small families, can b.
disn Hill House, ssss the end OF issh street
Hon ears reference required Inquire g shs
FOE RENT.Rrom lss January next. the FRANZ
DWELLING ROUSE and Out build o gs situ
ate Oh the .outhMest corner Of lst street ean and
IN the Square. Appl, to CHARLES KEENAN, ct
,ne Gas Office. Teath street, above Penn. avs.
THE FRAME DwELL1NG-HoEsB AND OUT
is street east and street north viii be for ysglt
Lots IN &. saH wA p:ogposais fSr
Sns !. e. v b:
street above Penn. avenue, or I street 9th
ana TN, No aI9. dsl7 Al
I Os1r0R sTOL1N-Ths SATURDAY morning, IN
4 the Centre Market, my POCKET BOOK con
tanning SEQ. 9. eideon's note endorsed By me,
dated 9th October last, st three months. Tor
" Arlington, end or dollars in money Aud
stamrs. TIE dnder,ehy returnin g the nofe this
pAym ene OF which he's been stopped ret in thu
rect a reward. WIN T. SFEIGER,
Dc e-St" No. 16 Perm avs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-12

FioM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
M 2iHNai from The Army OF the Potomac
tb's morning represents all quiet in front
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COL q II a 1T,
~ Pennsylvania 0veHae eoYnsY Of INi s:yeS,
The Proprietor takes pless ure in AnpDuneias to
the citizens OF the District aDd Others thAtke as
ply Of MEATS, GAME, FRUITS, and Vl3RTA-
BLES, &C.. and hopes By strict personal Art- ntion
to the wants of his Gus toners. to merit continn
Rpee Of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
Members OF Oonsreas and Odaesrs conte M isdss
Housekeeping, viii ind this convenient place Tor
~ OHARLlS MALLABD.
N. B. Goods sent TO I'll parts Of the city free Of
cbarR @sEts -Eaf8-S dAl enSW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-12

THE DISTRIBUTION OF CLOTHING
AND PROVISIONS TO OUR PRIS.
ONERS In RICHMOND.
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OTICE TO GROCERs.

Grocer ordering the
FRENCH COFFEE
May rely upon uniform rate Of prices being main
tained here as in other cities ~.
onr COhee has met with decided successin Bal
tiInore, Phladelphis and New York. and we are
detern ned to leave nothing undone to achieve the
Game result in Washington.
list OF prices to the trade will be fcru ed to
any one so ordering; also, samples OF the Coffee
Tree OF charge. And confident are we Of the
quality Of the
FRENCH COFFEE
fbet IN apy instance in which it is shown thati
does not fully equal the representations We make
Oft we will make no charges whateverto any une
so complaining. ...-..
Wesre constantly In receipt Of testimonials in
favor of the
FRENCH COFFEE
From parties who have hitherto been ayerss tn
Coffee on account of its injurious effects, but who
BOW drink the Il
FRENCH COFFEE
With pleasant and beneficial results ..g
For sale In large and small Quantities to thu trade
from our Depot. No. 81 North Calvert street BAL
fmore. e a-ssf 5tH f'0E
de io-Gt' J.F. EROADBENF A IN
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E'oR sALE--ss,ete bushels POrAT0xs IN bulk.
Il fer ssle In DTS TO suit purchasers. App on
board .chooner Olesndsr. Aisa street wharf.
ROOM with e.s. tor one or two es atlsmsn. in
privals family, the location ID central and terms
Address letter M, star Office. dsl2.St.
OATsUP, CATsUP. CATsIp : Rss,an.asts. Ho-
Mato Ostaup whole sale &C 10 cents Per gallon. No.
DE Dc rs =; street, corner - RAkKIN o'NsIL.
STRAYED- On Thnradsy evening the 10Th, from
y ysy nth near street "a s% AL Roam House,
a KbsI al reward viii be paid II returned to too
stable ON g. nssr nth st. It,
TfO1 sALI-A BLACK sTALLION. six years
: Can anu b Csc sssn .t q tho National Hotel In
't s. I;:s E. Q st.. between Sd and " SITS:
a S9gRL35GG., IoVSs LADIEs WANTED 70
70 Learn. Thc.s h.viss room 70 devote t. dc
"a. SSs s Sss. ?, 81
W. ,.,,.. ..s..sI.: !. oa.' 4,,., s..
Monday ne lth instant, % axo ness story
ss sss e 1 s: s IN;
.' ds "a 81 Jas. 9: xssuIss : CO.. A.....
F9ANI aoUs1 Tor ~! : ss 81 % 90!
ssussss soetH 1fRsaa. 800 Aow soosspiss
90: John ssne.as 2ssss.. ss sayss 9. sas asl
S. s; s;;S::: ~ =:
"a 81 ssP
g si:s
: 81 3 VIZ sisv e
os..'' q 'l.'''' s. asssssssssisss
" Washanese1t1sVss
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SUCHIS LIE

--= SUCH IS LIFE,
sy PIERCE E9AN. author Of al n ossn or the
Marble Heart The Poor GIRL" G. The Ssarlss
ROVER y" LADY Mauds: or. The VIC ndsr Of Kings.
wood Chase