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SENATE June 2s.The Senate passed the bill for the
relief of the officers Of the 18th and 5th Indiana Reg
meats Tie bill amendatory Of the laws concerning
commeroi intercourse beweenAae loyal and insuryec
tonary Statss SC, considerably amended, and
finally passed q to 80. The motion to reconsider the
vote by which the bill to prevent military interference
with the elections rejected. The resolution 70 al
low Senators and Reprec natives 10 visit the military
forts, prisons and hospitals in their respective States
mems Affairs came up as unfinished business. Tie
pending amendment 10 repeal the joint resolution ex-
planaory OF the CoEscatiOn act adoptedIea %,
Nays Is The bill was AMENDED 10 make the Off
GERS and agents in iusurIecouery States liable to mil
tary trial Various other amendments were proposed
but before final action on the bill ts Senate adjourned
HoUsE.-Rcsolutons that $500 copies Of the repor
of the NewYork Custom House affairs be printed als
resolution that 20 500 copies Of the Internal Reyenu
ect be printed tor the OF the members were passed
Mr. Hooper called up the Senstes amendments to tn
House Loan bill to except the S1SOO00OO Of bonds II
Gently adv orised from the operations Of this act III
House by Yeas 60 Nays II, then reeonsdered the vot
by which they last night rejected Nr Smithers subst
tute for the bill to regulate aud provide for the enron
and calling out Of the National forces. Mr. Smithei
demanded the "preyious question: under the opGt
tion OF which his substitute adopted by Yeas 81
Nays IS. The bill was then passed by Yeas 70 "a
Uuionsts), Nays 70, OF which CG were Democrats an
Union. The House passed the bill to establish
District Court for Admiralty business in New York
Adjourned
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A concerted effort is to be made, provided
TRANSPORTATION can be obtained, TO supply the
Army OF the Potomac from this city with
thousand barrels Of Onions, Peas, Cabbage, and
other fresh Vegetables, for their Fourth-ol-July
Dinner. We urge all who read this paragraph
to speak of it to marketmen, gardeners, ~c''
as well as TO those who can spare money,
asking each if he would not like to have hand
in this surprise party. Large sums viii not be
needed if each who feels an interest in that glo-
rouS Army will givca little.
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JrNR o. 1894.

JrSH g. 1864
GENTLEMEN: Inclosed please find three dollars,
which the children wish the Onion Fund.- for the
Soldiers, instead Of buying FecrackeI for tho Fourth
CHILDREN
A note of which the above is o copy, lies
before us. VIII not some responsible persons
undertake the duty Of receiving money and ex.
pending it for onions for the soldiers Cannot the
Sanitary Commission, or the ladies at the SAM.
tary Rooms in Cooper Institute, assume it, Let
the public know that the thing is to be done,
and that somebody is ready to do it, and doubt
less considerable sum will DO contributed for
SO excellent purpose.
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been of little avail. The consent OF the other
European Powers would have readily been given.
King Christian TX and his heirs would have
remained rulers over the Duchies as well as the
kingdom, though the actual administration OF
government would have been as distinct rs In
Sweden and Norway.
Denmark, however, did not consent to the
personal union, but still hoping for aid from En-
gland continued the war. Austria and Prussia
in brief and decisive campaign, conquered the
whole mainland of Denmark and soon learned
that threatening Language was rot likely to be fol-
lowed By hostile acts. They then both claimed
the right to rccede from the London Treaty and
to demand the independence OF The Duchle'
France now proposed the plaza OF division OF
the two Duchies according to nationality, and
the principle was soon adopted by all the Powers
represented at the London Conference. England
lcomprchended that if she chose not to go to
war, part OF Schleswig wa all that, b. peace
able negotiations, could be saved for Denmark.
Denmark herself preferred the entire cession of
Ho,stcin and South Schoswig 20 the establish
mcnt OF personal union" being well aware
that in the latter case, the predomnance Of the
German clemcn, in the two Duchies would be
so great as to absorb entirely the Danish
minority and that then 10 treaty would
p.oye efficient to guarantee TO Denmark The per-
manent posses ion Of the Duchies. Austria and
Prussia likewise consented TO Il, being DESTROYS
20 escape from complication which threatened
the general peace Of Europe. The Repre- enta-
tive of the German Coniederacy insisted that no
portion of Schlcswig should be ceded TO Den
mark unless the people Of either portion should
vote in favor Of il; he therefore also admitted
the principle of division. The people Of the
two Duchics declared Themselves very strongly
against a division Of Schleswig, but their wishes
in this respect would have no controlling inhu-
cncc upon the decision Of the London Con-
ference.
II will thus be seen that what We have always
regarded as the important point in the solution
of this question has received The assent OF all
the Powers, the belligcrent as well aS the
neutral. They all have admitted the principle,
that the whole Of lIOlsicn, WA.ch contains IN"
Danes at all, and some districts Of schleswig
in which the German element prevails, should
be separated from Denmark, aad made an nde-
pendent state The difficulty now Is TO find
frontier line that will give general satisfaction.
Different lines have boon proposed, one by Aus
tina ard Prussia, anoiherby the neutral Powers,
and still another By Denmark. No understand
ing on this point had according to the latest
adyiccs, been reached and warliko threats are
again freely made in England, in case the
wishes of the Danes should not be completely
realized.
Bu, as the main point, division of Schles-
wig. has been adopted by all parties it cannot be
so exceedingly difficult to come to an UNDER
standing as 10 details
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Whatever anxiety has been felt about Gen.
Hunter. will be relieved by his dispatch to Sec
rotary Stanton, published this morning. He
reports bis expedition successful, his command
victorious in every engagement, and great lnju-
~ TO the cncmy--a very creditable record. We
know from other soUgceS, that Lee found II
necessary to dispatch two divisions to the relief
of Lynchburg, so that Hunters column, had 1t
done nothing else, has occupied force OF the
enemy at least equal to itself in numbers.
Gen. Sherman made an attack, June ~ on
the enemy's position in bis front, just north OF
the Chattahoochee, and was repulsed with an es-
timated loss of about $500 including some
general ard field officers. The result shows
that Johnston has not been materially weak
ened, but means to contest Gen. Sherman adj
vance obstinately. 1t does not appear that the
action was general, or that the failure of The at
tack is specially important, except on account
of the losses. Gen. Sherman will try again
Nothing Of consequence from the army in front
of Petersburg
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We are, Sir wy respectfully
Your friend, sni feliow.cltizens,
WILLIAM DENEIsON. Ohio, Chairman
JOSIAH DRUMMOSD Maine.
THOMAS r. SAWYER. New Hampshire
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grateful country for whose salvation they devote
their lives.
Thanking You for the kind and complimentary
terms in which you have communicated the nom;na.
ton and other proceedings of the Convention.
subscribe myself,
Your obedieut servant, y
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
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10 the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Tuesday. June 2s. l6a
CONTRIBUTIONS.

10 the Associated Pres.
WASHINGTON. Tuesday. June y. lea
COMBINATIONS.
The Senate in Executive session to-day con.
frmed the following nominations ~ losimastors john
Crawford at Oneida. " VI Elijah ". Wmp1e 81
Norfolk. Val Mrs. Louisa t. james. at Quincy IA.
YEw DISTRICT COURT.
The bill heretofore introduced by Represent
alive Oden passed the House to-day. II ESTABLISHES =
District Court for Kings. Qaeens. Richmond ard Sgi'
flk Counties in NewNo ok facilitate proceedings 10
Admiralty eases
RECRUITING ABROAD.
The President, in reply 10 resolution OF ne
quiry. the Senate today Communication ron
the Secretary OF state, from which II appears tIat -
authority has been given by the ESecu OF this Gov
ernment or by any Executive department ~ u! IL
ethor In tits country or elsewhere to Obtain ieeIn
either In ireland Canada, or IN any oit.bl oV"N
for either the Army Navy OF the United stL1es u.
on the contrary that whenever application or suen ~
thoiy has been made. it has been refused ana a'2o'
luteiy WithLeid.
NEW TAX BILL.
Rcpresertative Stevens asked to-day, but no
not obtain general consent 10 report nom ihe Cgn..
miec of Ways new tax BILL by when ~ . TtS
raise an additional hundred millions oil dollars lIo
contents OF the bl have not yet been oi"ea', D"-'
public.
The following opinion Of the sohciior Oh I w
Treasury concuned in by the Secretary Oh 'Ne i''"'
NY Las been sent 20 Mr.. CISCO , o-,.,
'"TRaAsURY DEPARTMENT, soucIIoRs oft f
'SIR; have the honor to acknowledge the feSS'r.
OF your letter dated to-day, submitting 10 ne tc
ing questions; -,..,. o,r,,;, solos ~ gold
and foreign exchange. approved June is IsSf, 49,,
p,vnent In full of the agreed price OF soiu OF "a
purchased on the day on which the coh'Iae' - IN
nited States notes or national cnIrehoy ana Ho'
ervise Can such payment be made ~ eIees ',' 80
amount of the purchase money IN Ulted o ~. ,srss
or national currency. can II be mace ON! y, Is
delivery of the notes or currency by tue Du!'' ~
seller NH. .~oc,s far ne
purchase or sale and delivery OF iore'sh oASas az
cent on condition of immediate payment IN iu. Ti
agreed pric. thereof the day Of deiNsi! !.
states notes or national currency Woua pi ~. ~
for such exchange in gold coin OF the Vhi'sa ''''''
valid or oherwisef -. a sov thA,I
lin reply to the first inquiry, have 70 s 49, ~
have no doubt that the delivery OF ooha u, $50
the amount of the purchase none! III LII. LII no,.. "A
notes or national currency drawn against s.gp -
currency actually at the present credi OF ~
and which If presented Immediately, woula W % '
Ia a payment within the meaning OF the acs, ,.,,.
In regard to the second question m! op.sv" :T;ssi
n payment for exchange In gold coih oi ''' ~
States is legal and valid payment
- have the honor to be. with high rtspecS
EDWARD oRDAS Solicitor OF Y l,e',"'
9TH, Hon 3 f. CHASE Secretary Of tie I'taurN
COMBINATIONS
The following nominations have been e0l'
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,ower and heavy feeling prevlcl The decline was folly
i, p4r cent, Aer the call the market was steady at per
cent advance ard closed duh the street Money " very
active ard much per cent has been paid 70 carry STOCKS
>. Isx.
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Of Slavery. paramount to oil other objects believe
these to be the sentiments Of the Radical Democracy
Yours, &c. ID. H. PLUMB
Me-. York, June 20 1864.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
WARRINGTON Tuesday, June %, 1861,
EINANCRS-HRAYIRR TAYA rIou
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MONDAY, JAN 11-C r. NJ
Asuss.-Receipts 80 bbs. Market firm and demand
moderate; sales 20 bbls Al 50 soc o. e2 for pots ana
- 75o for pearls
BnKtDucyya Receipts 1858 bbs. -four, 154 bbls,
and iile sacks moa, 7so bushels, wheat, e,o43
bushels oats, 472a bushels corn, Isa bushels rye,
and 23zs bushels malt Tho market FOE -four quiet,
but state and Western brands very nrm especially
superfne grades Of sta,e which were scarce. The
qury was ooo6ned, principally 20 the wants OF the
trade sales 900 bbs closing buoyant for oil grades.
Southern -four was firm but quiet, with sales Of 1000
bbls at full prices Canadian -four was firm, with sfr
demand, the sales comprising 800 bss Rye -four was
quiet ard unchanged Corn meal active and hrmer,
ssies 800 bbls % 30 70 go Tor Jersey; 81 loa
~ ~ Tor trandywine, includog 1000 bbs on private
lerIos Buck wheat -four ie dnll
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


MONDAY, Jan. ll-6 Pm.
The share market opened steady this morning.,
and some stocks, particularly those which re-
seiyed last week the close attention Of bull ope-
sators, went sp. Chicago and Rock Island rose
seven per cent over the highest price Of Saturday,
cleveland and Teledo advanced 8, New FORK Cen
tral !, Hudson River l, Erie "a and Cumberland
Coal Is. Reading, Chicago and Northwestern,
Illinois Central Michigan Southern, Galeaa and
Chicago, and Harlem ell declined . frac-
tion. At the second board the open
ing prices were not sustained, except for
Michigan Central. which sold for l22-
an advance of 21I since Saturday; Cleveland and
Toledo, which brought l4l, an advance of Is since
Saturday, and Chicago and Rock Island, which
run up 10 l43-s clear gain of IA per cent over
the previous quotations. At the halfpast three
s'clock board Michigan Central sold up to 1881,
which was an advance Of per cent over the low
est point At the first board to-day. There was
much excitement over the descriptions Of stocks
mentioned above, and it is the opinion OF many
that the corner is about reached.
Gold was firm to-day, but the transactions were
Ia ~ S.ll~ he
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BRowx-sANDs.-On Monday, January IL, by the Rev.
II. Watkins, Mr. A. BRowN, Of Brooklyn 10 Miss MARY
II. SANDs, OF this city. No cards
LUBEY-AnDos.-At Washington, D. c., on Thursday
January T. by the Rev. Father hccarthy Capt LuBEy,
Fifteenth regiment New York Engineers, to Miss MARIA
NMDoN both Of this CITY. No cards.
Qupmy-MEYRKR.-On Sunday evening, January 10, by
the Rev. Isaac Wescot, Mr. j. d. QUJMBy Miss SOPHIA
W. MEyRER, all OF New York.
rHRA1I-PARsoSs-on Thursday. December q, at eight
O'Clock in tho evening, at the residence Of the brides
father. in South Windsor, Conn, by Rev. Mr. Douglass
PARSONS daughter OF Edwin D. Parsons formerly
Of Springfield, Mass.
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FURNITURE.

A RAR. CHANCE FOR HoUsEKEEPERs.-Rous
~ hold Furniture n sacrhcc The subscriber. relin-
Qn nshng housekeeping will se the Furniture contained in
his residence lis West Twentyhird street near Sxth
Rosewood Panofore, cost 5000, Tor SJO, Paior
Butts cost $685. for $3.50; rosewood and walnut Cnamber
Furniture, en- suite. ~ MJDDbEfON
LtURNfTURF ron sALE.--A NICE LOT or HOUSE.
n bold Furniture sale. most OF " viii be qoid
cheap. among which IL splendid Pier Mirror nine feet
cng viii be cold alta bargain. Call from 10 A. ~ TO p
N AZ ~ Fourth avenue
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A national bank has been established at ST.
Paul. Minrs sota, with capital Of t7so 900: and
one has beep organized al Galesburg. III, with a
capital Of 100000.
Efforts are now being made by party in this
CITY 20 revive md complete the construction Of
the Toledo, Lol,ansport and Northern indiana
Railroad. The ro ed was commenced eleven years
sro. and the work suspended in October, 1864,
,nce which time nothing has been done with H.
The Resolu,e Fire Insurance Company o. this
city win pay on demand a dividend Of five per
cent. free Of tax.
Ihe New Orleans Price CiUTtns o. the Is. inst.
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yashes the following report Of the movements Il

Arrived since the 2Ah ssstant, OF Lnn'sara and lm
sssipp $40 baes Texas. %, together, oo5 es 10
Cieayed since sbe 24th instant, Tor NV fWh, s0
pales Stock on land and shirboard. not cearso ~
she 3lst instant, a3s bales The following were 'H0
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mEDiCAL.

Owna ~ lhe crowded sts'e Of columns com
pecd "a omit ap dyertfsmen;s coming rudtr the above
beading
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DENTISTRY.

DENT1STAns
A RTIFIcIAL TEETH ONLY IS; BEAUTIFUL SETS
uss.. se @ sSs ws1raasd D1 s
ea:s:sd sssi psin white
sHh sVenue between Tenth and EeSenS streets '
'''- " Dr.. Luther Dsni: sfisen years established.
A SET OF TEETH MADE IN THREE HoURs-Ex.
rs .na or ne p.y at ss SIKH
a. n Ssw % a. s
savsl.isement nsa ''' cheapest '"'' :" 'ne'
A MOST WONDERFUL DIsCovERY.-TEkTH Ex.
81 ON silver IL ne s Ne charge or sa
ns when teeth arc jar IS
NJ sfsssIs saasyn sIsss 8.
hey i: !is
.'sss s sSs ss. : as % z Sc @
.SwEn Iss SETS Sg Sss
and better way OF inserting Partial OF Teeth,
Fne iS Cola and rs.n. se,. bound and capped, with
pampers which hold and restore youthful
ssii ass. sss s,;s
Light strong Upper Of Teeth. cheap a. aas Sixth
'% A " 81
l429 Rs s1B y ONE .psE
iers blocks from Broadway cheerully insert this
70 those suffering too,hache Mile Brcws
ter, 81 wilett street.
HOTELS.
s-~~~-
A MEXICAN HOTEL ,BROADwAY AND EIGHTH
"A street. the European plan Rooms suite single.
50 cents and 81 per day.
TTAvANA-THR SUBSCRIBER BRGs TO INFORM
Il her friends and intending visit Cuba this
that she has taken large house and Ia
g 9 ss.' Sss o % sAs SsoS:s
merit g personally attending the comfort
her auests The Amy Hotel situated the Bay and
Plaza Sap Francisco with fine airy aparmcnts, light
ed and furnished with all the comforts aud
vsniencss attanable the place NARY L. ALMY,
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WINES, LIQUORS, sc.

Z Onn BARRELS OF MooRE's CELEBRATED
C.UUU copper double Distilled pure re whiskcy from
rye Whiskcy superior any In thb market For sale by
Mr. Stephen Burkhaer. 20 Greenwich street; Messrs.
WIN. Curwin Co, Broadway and Twentieth street, Mr..
Chester briggs broadway and Amty street, and JAS X.
SMITH, Jr. 5e Water street. sole agent OK Thos Moore
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The ank statement is far from being satisfac.
tory an in ordinary times il would be likely to pro.
duce cor. siderable alarm. As compared with the
returns n the previous week the loans show fall
ting of Of $l,704, ,764, the deposits have decreased
e5 3se s7g the circulation has lessened SCI, ,7s5,
and the a mount Of specie is reduced s39, $685.
Since the IL th Of October-ess than three months
there has 1,een a heavy decrease in three Of the
items giveK above, as will be seen by the follow.
Ing table,
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A nEAnsB ON cATARRB.
TREATISE Oh cArARsn.
TREATISE on cAfARRH,
a TREATISE ON cArARRn.
TREATISE ON cArARRH.
TREATISE ON cArARRH.
TREATISE on cArARsH,
4 TREATISE ON cArARRH.
TREATISE on cArARRH,
TREATISE ON cArARaH.
TREATISE ON cArARRH.
TREATISE on cArARRH,
By DR.. ROWE. OF % coNcosD STREET. sRooxLYx
By DIR. ROWE, OF 20 CONCORD STREET. sRookLyS
BY DIR. ROWE, OF 20 CONCORD STREET. BROOKLYN
By DIR. ROWE. OF 20 CONCORD STREET. BROOKLYN.
By DR. ROWE. OF 40 coNcoRp STREET. BRooKLYs.
BY DIR. ROWE, OF 10 CONCORD STREET. BRooKLYS.
By DIR. ROWE. OF 40 CONCORD STREET. BROOKLYN
By DIR. ROWE. OF % cosooaD STREET. BRooKLrs
By BR. ROWE. OF 20 CONCORD STREET. BROOKLYN
BY DIR. ROWE. OF 40 CONCORD STREET. BRooKLyx
BY DIR. ROWE. OF 40 CONCORD STREET. BRooELYs
By DIR. ROWE. OF ls CONCORD STREET. BRooKLYN
ITS cAUsEs-PERNIcrous EFFEcrs ON rHE sys.
rEx-wHERE LocArED-How TREATED HERETO.
FoRE-DIsEAsEs WHICH IT PRoDucEs-FATAL
CONSEQUENCES OF NEGLEcTINa 1T.
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neornnse $50. .o2a, ,o4s 3,2eo,4n 4alss,54o

The circulation in the time intervening between
the sbov,, dates increased t41s,7s2.
The following are the returns Of the Bank Of
England sor tho week ending December 20, com.
pared with the statement Of the previous week:--
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TBAs, TEAS. TEAS TEAS.
i THOMAS r. AGSEW. the great vholesale sn6 ota1
Grocer and Tea Dealer Of ,hs eiiv. lust oDsns1
splendid assortment Of fresh Teas. from 90 ccs npuas
Sugar. l2k Everybody should ca ~
bargains $50 Greenwich street and - Murray street.
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ANTHOLOGY.

Owing 10 the crowded state OF columns we arc com-
pclcd 10 omit al advertisements coming under me aoove
heading.
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THE. ..FIREMEN.

THE MEMBERS AND EXEMPT MEMBERS OF TIE
Il New YORK Fire Department wishing participate N
the reception of the Second Fire Zouaves ed 10 meeA
at the Jefferson Market Drl Room, this evening M 7k
O'Clock HENRY WILSON,,
Late President Of the Board q Fire Uomnissicners
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IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY, FOR GEErLEMnn
only, At the New York Museum Of Anatomy. sls bysaA
Parties unable To attend these lectures have tbem
forwarded receipt OF cents By addressing Secny -
the New York Museum OF Anatomy.
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Nl the city, tnrytwo years OF age without children vhs
refined Intelligent and highly educated would like -
meet with some wealthy genemaD middle aged or eIdsrv
who Of 6ndina cheerful aHectonats and True
this sincere advertisemcnt Address weehs,
Mrs. Jannete, Post Office, Jersey City.
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I ECTUREs BEFORE THE XAVIER ALUMNI AsaO
IL C1ATf0N..
Hall OF st. Francis xayiey's College.
Sixteenth between Fifth Sxth svs
TUESDAY EVENING. JAN. ~ At O'Clock.
L. 6ILLIMAN IVES LIZ D..
will deliver lecture before the above association f o.
benent Of the studerts' Library. upon
"THR PHILOSOPHY or nIsTORy.n
Tickets 30 cents each For sale a shs leading Cahole
bookstores and at the College
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NOw, LADIES. DON'T ALL sPEAK AT ONCE-A
ly youns fellow, full Of fun with plenty OF the "nesd-
fu good educaton talented and witty but III LOOKING
his ears when he deserves H. Any fair dsmssi who WI
10 become mnistering angel to follow WHO ~ much
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