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Trustees Sale of Valuable Real
Estate on Market Square n
the CITY of Wheeling

10y virtue of deed Of trust dated the 18th day Of
ID December, 1860, made by Jefferson l.. Sangston 70
Edward Ii. FitEhugh Trustee, which said deed Is
now of record in the Office of the Recorder for Ohio
county in deed book IS folIos ISL and 49,. Also, by
virtue of an order Of the Circuit Court for Ohio county
made on the ith day Of January, 1854 whereby the
undersigned appointed Trustee IN the said deed OF
trust in place Of the said Edward Ii. FtEhugh, the
dersened will said trustee proceed TO sell at public
auction at the front door OF the Court House in said
county on Monday the sth day Of February, 1884 the
following described property, to Wit Parts OF lots NO
M and 81 situate at the Of Market Square and
Market allsy in the city Of Wheeling aud State of
West virginia and fronting % feet inches on Mar
kst Space, or Square and running back ~estsardly
the sae width 10 the depth Of ninstyfour fest, and
strats north Of said alley and west Of Market Space
Ssle 70 commence ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Terms of SALE per cent cash, and for the balance
credit Of six, twelve and eighteen months the pur-
ehaser giving bond with good security all cash il
nuychsser prefsrs. ALOSZ0 LoRISG,
;anQ-SOd - Trustee.
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From Fortress Monroe.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 2O.-The Baltimore
American of this afternoon contains the
following dispatch:
FORTRESS MONROE. Jan. l9.-The steam
er Louisiana due at this port this morning
got aground on Cave Point during the fog
on her passage down on Monday night but
afterwards got off without damage, arriving
at Fortress Monroe yesterday evening.
The steamer New York which brought up
the mails and passengers transferred them
to the steamer Georgia at FIT. Carroll. The
latter boat bringing them to the city. The
New York then returned TO Annapolis for
coal.
Capt Kirwin of the steamer Georgia re-
ports the ice as being very heavy above Fl.
Carroll.
The U. S. transport steamer Gen. Meigs
which left this port last evening for Pau
tuxent river with government stores was
sunk of Fort Carol! about 8 O'Clock. All
hands were saved.
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Executors Sale of Valuable Real
Estate.

DART Of lot No. 80, corner Of Market and Frank
i lin streets, containing ~ two frame tene-
mrnts.
Part of lsr No. 6 on west side Of Main street
near Franklin
Lots No, IL and Is with their buildings corner
OF Nj ain and Franklin streets. East side.
Part Of lot No. 78, on west side Market street
near Adams on which Is erected good two (2)
story brick dwelling.
One.half Of lot No. so, east ads Main street,
with (2) story brick dwelling and back buildings.
Lot No. 80, corner Of West IT. and Hc' hart's al
ley, running to the river,
One-half lot No. I49, cornor of ohapline and LIST
street, with good two (2) story bri SIX dwelling
Part of lot No 40, corner Of Main and Jefferson
street east side, with three (3) good dwelling
houses.
One hundred and four and three-fourths acres
of land in Marshall county. said land being under
good cultivation and having good farm house
thereon
Any of the above described property can epur-
chased at private sale or before the LIST Monday
of February 1864, at which time the remainder
will be offered Mt the front door Of the Court House
of Ohio county at public auction:
r. SWEENEY, Bxesstor
dee29--tds of the Estate Of n. McNaughtsn.
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From Mexico.

New York, Jan. 20.-The steamer Mo IN.
ing Star arrived with Havana dates to the
10th, and news from Vera Cruz to the End
1t Is asserted that the army of Juarez has
been dispersed and he ha7 escaped to Mon
terey. .1,.s | ''-~ -
In battle at Morelia on the 18th Decem.
Der the French took IL cannon and over
lOOO prisoners. They consider that this
puts an end to all armed resistance to them
Morelia was defended with $500 Francs.
The Mexican troops while Juarez attack
ed them with 5000 -
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- lT Is ASTONISHING the amount of business
that A. M. Adams & Co., do. One Of the
firm is East every four Or five weeks and if
there is any new styles of cloths, eassimers
or vestings they are the first to have it,
and of tho best quality. Persons in want
of the best article of clothing and at fair
prices had better call and examine their
endless variety of cassimeres and vestings.
Their facilities for cutting and making
fashionable garments are unequaled in the
city for taste and style. nov IA 6m
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"a A-F-N SAvAaE's STATION,

June 28, 1S62-l2:2OA ID.
Inow know the full history of the day
On this side ofthe river, the right bank, We
repulsed several strong attacks. On the
left bank our men did all men could do, all
that soldiers could accomplish, but they
were overwhelmed by vastly superior mum
bars, even after brought my last reserves
into action. The loss on both sides is ter
rible. / bolieve it will prove to be the most
desperate battle Of the war. The sad rem
nants Of my men behassS as men, those
battalions who fought most bravely. and
suffered most, are still in the best order
The regulars were superb, and | count upon
what are left to turnanother battle in COM
pany Wild their gallant comrades of the vol
unteers. Had 10000 or even 1000 fresh
troops to use to morrow, could take Rich,
mond but have not man in reserve, and
shall be glad to cover my threat and save
the material and personnel ofthe army. /.
we have lost the day, we have yet preserved
our he nor, and no one need blush for the
Army of the Potomac. have lost this
battle because my force was too small
81 again repeat that am not responsible
for this, and say it with the earnestnes'
of General who feels in his heart the loss
of every brave man who has been Deedlessly
sacrificed to-day. | still hope to retrieve
our fortunes, but to do this the Govern
ment must view the matter in the same
earnest light that do You must send me
very large reinforcements, and send at
once.
81 shall draw back to this side OF the
Chickahominy, and think can withdraw all
our material. Please understand that in
this battle we have lost nothing but men,
and those the best we have.
Tn addition to what have already said.
only wish to say to the President that l
think he is wrong in regarding me as IN
generous when l said that my force was
too weak-l merely minated truth
which to day has been too plainly proven
If at this instant, could dispose of (1O,
O00) ten thousand fresh men, 1 could gain
the victory Tomorrow.
81 know that few thousand more men
would have changed the battle from defeat
to victory. AS it is, the Government
must not, and can not, hold me responsible
for the result.
81 feel too earnestly to night have
seen too many dead and wounded comrades
to feel otherwise, than that the Govern
msnt has not sustained the army. If you
do not do so now, tho game is lost. q
IF save this army now, tell you plain
ly that owe no thanks t. you, or to any
other person in Washington.
"You have done your best to sacrifice this
army. u. b. MCCl'ELLAN. .
"To HoN. d. nj. STANTON"
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Tar "PERMIr" NUISANCE Yesterday the
permit resolutions introduced into the
House OF Delegates by Mr.sT. H. Logan,
were adopted in that body with but one
Dissenting voice o. Bias .lA1-.s. Kezla,
Alesolution was also adopted authoriz
ing the Governor to appoint Commissioners
to go to Washington and place the matter
before the authorities. This may be re-
garded as the expression of our people on
this question. The resolutions will come
before the Senate to-day, when it viii be
seen whether that body represents the
views of their constituents. q s.c1 10 % s.s
The remarks of the gentlemen in the
House yesterday were highly interesting,
and many persons would be slow to give
credit to their statements The border
county delegates especially were severe in
their reflections on the ''permit" dsspots
who infest Western Virginia. Along the
Kanawha Valley the people appear to snf-
fer the most. In many towns flour com
mands thirty and forty dollars per barrel.
"And yet," said member, "a man who
asks relief from these outrages is, by some,
styled disloyal." 1t was clearly shown that
the Permit underlings are making hand
some profits from this abomination: We
are of opinion that this system would have
been done away with ere this if there were
not so many pecamiardly interested in the
matter. ~
Mr.. VIM. 8. Rand, Commissioner from
Cincinnati, now en- route for Washington
City, was an anxious spectator OF the pro.
ceedings yesterday, and telegraphed the re-
suit to the Ohio Legislature now in session
at Columbus. Mr.. Rand will go to Wash
ington and act in concert with our delega-
tion. -s .-''
We hope the "powers that be" at Wash
ington will heed this action, and afford our
merchants and people speedy relief. 9th
erwise, it may soon be found that "forbear-
anee ceases to be virtue"
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TAE mild temperature of the atmosphere
yesterday melted the snow somewhat, put
ting it in splendid order for snow bslliug.-
On almost every street corner squad of
could have been seen ''blazing
away" at each other. The sport, however,
was not confined to their own circle, AS
many passers by were apprized of by hear
ing the balls whistling past their heads.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-21

CARRIED ORA day or two since
traveller left carpet sack at small hotel
in Bellair, stating that he would call for it
in few hours. Some rascal took the liberty
of carrying off the carpet sack in the alb
sence of the stranger, and it has not since
been heard from.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-21

CLEVELAND, Jan. 20.-As far as can be
asccrtained there issno truth in the report
concerning proposed rebel attack on John
sons Island from Canada; The rumor pre-
vailed on the streets here but could not be
traced to any, authentic source. ..s-T
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Headquarters MILITARY COMMANDER,
Wheeling, Va, Jan. l8, 1854.

General oraer No. q 30 < As-- 2
E. F. Moore, Second Lieutenant of Inde-
pendent Company of Exempts, West Va.
Infantry, is hereby appointed Provost Mar
shall at this Post, and will report immedi-
ly for duty. Ew. OVER,
Capt.i6th Reg't w. Va. Vol. Infy,
Military Commander.
The above appointment will be hailed
with delight by our citizens generally
Moore is clever fellow, and will
makaAn efficient Provost Marshal.
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List of the Killed.

CLEVELAND, Jan. 2O.-The following ad.
ditional names Of the persons killed and
wounded by an acci1ent on the Cleveland
L Erie Railroad have been ascertained.
Killed-Elisha Hartman, of M'Oonnells-
Vile, Mr.. Ernhsrt, Of Sandusky, and Mr..
Cherbrough, of Suspension Bridge. Two
bodies were burned and cannot be iden
tilted.
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PHuADELPHIA, Jan. 90 Lies, than 8
millions of 5,20's rem aimed unsold last night,
those at the present rate of subscription
VIII not last over two or three days, and it
is probable that many remittances of parties
delaying till the present time may not
reach the agent in time to participate. .ss4-
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CIsctNNATI, Jan. 2O.-The ice broke UP
in Licking river yesterday morning aud de-
stroyed the steamboat Tempest and alarge
number Of coal barges lying at the mouth
of the river. Loss $50, 900.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-21

SUPREME CoURT.-There was but little
bushes, transacted in this Court yesterday.
An appeal from the Marshall County Cir
cult Court was argued greater portion Of
the session Without deciding the case,
Court adjourned until ten O'clock this
morning. .lIE
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-21

New YORK, Jan. 20.-The Schooner Vi
ator from Turks Island was wrecked to-day
on Rome's Shoals. VIM Clark, one Of the
crew died on pilot boat after being rescu-
ed from the wreck. Eta9fas3 STY =
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ELECTION.

MKssRs, EDIToRs: Please announce JACOB NJ
3ICK Ell as candidate for Mayor, and obIige the
CONSERVATIVES CITIZENS.
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BosroN, Jan. 2O.-N c Trowbridge, re-
Gently Of New Ysrk, whose correspondence
with the rebel Lamar was lately published,
q now prisoner in Fort Warren.
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TO CAPITALISTS,

pkING physically disabled from attending to active
ID business, I Will under the recent regulations Of
the Treasury Department which may be Obtained Of w.
Mellen, Superintendent ana Special Agent Cincin-
natl, Ohio, lease for term OF years, the Damatia
plantstoni in Madison Parish, Lopisiana The estate
consists Of 60acres of the best cotton land, the
usual produce Of the cultivated part being thousand
bales ofcotton. "A steam gin house, with Q saw mil
negro houses residence with furniture barn. stables,
corn-cribs cisterns with she'd ploughs, timber vhees
&c., will be found upon the estate TO responsible
party who command the MEANS Will anord an OPP
ed Letters for the next four weeks be
me- Vicksburg Mississippi, Of eoramandant Of the
Post SHERRAkD CLEMhNS.
wHEILINe, Jan. lS-lw ''~s't~
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New YORK, Jan. 20;---A, large cotton
loaded blockade-runncr is aground on the
bar near Sandy Hook. She was captured
off Mobile. S-aa' 7-''si e =. ezsss.za IN I
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EDITOR DAILY REaIsrER:-With many thanks to my
friends respectfully decline being candidate for
Mayor. Pressure of business would prevent my giving
thai attention to the duties of the Office which it de-
mands. A, j.. SWEENEY.
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Mr.. EdifOr:-H Joseph Forsyth our present worthy
Wharf Master, will consent to be candidate for re-
election 70 said office he will receive the support the
good andloysl citizens Of the city Of WHEELING.
jan6 tt.ti'. y PRO BONO PUBLIC0.
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FOR CITY SERGEANT.

Mn. EDITOR II beg leave to announce myself as a
candidate for election to the office of City Sergeant
at tbs next charter election.
janis SArih McpoNAho'
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NINE Federal SOLDIERS, under sentence
of Court Martial, we're yesterday received
at the Atheneum.
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Nh. EDroR:-You will announce HENRY SHARP
rs candidate for the once Of Street Commissioner At
the ensuing Charter Election; he having heretofore
DISCHARGED the duties Of that office faithfully
jan4-t22 MANY CITIZENS.
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Mr. EpIToR-Please announce ANDREW ]. LONG
ss a candidate for Street COMMISSIONS and oblge
jan2S- MANY 'oiEhs'
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Mr.. EprroR:--Please announce JAMES BAGGS a
the Union candidate for Superintendent of the Waite
Works. )anlz
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ALEXANDER McCouRrNEY, Esq, will be supported
for the office of Alderman, the Fourth Ward, at the
ensuing Charter Election. FOURTH WARD.
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FOR SALE,

TNlVE good and desirable tenenents situated IN
II block Of brick building in Benwood, Marshall 20.
and on high ground. The property will yield good
profit in the way Of rent.
janl9-lw+ SHEfD Mem EhbN
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False Report.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2O.-Ths officers Of
the lCatawisss Railroad deny that any acct.
dent has occurred upon that road, and that
there isluo such bridge a Nos upon the
line. The following despatch was received
this morning by Mr.. Dupuy, the President
Of the road.
= WIILIAMsPoRr, Jan. 20 4. IL Dspay.---
There is not the slightes foundation in any
manner for the rumoH Its untrue, - :
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Fob MAYOR,

Mr.. Epstor Please announce Mr.. ANDREW j.
SWEENEY as a candidate for Mayor, at the next
(barter Election MANY CITIZENS.
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CITY CLERK,

BEG leave to offer myself to the citizens Of Wheel
ing as candidate for the office Of City Clerk, at the
lext charter election. very respectfully
japl8sf ~ WIG II. +. FEM .
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John w. CUMMINS.

TUNHE present efficient Superintendent OF water
Il Works will be a candidate for reelection at the
coming charter election, janis
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A SQUAD Of Confederate prisoners were
Yesterday sent from the military prison. "
this city to Camp Chase, 3 = aoAho
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p 's=--- sa1 Lsa .1zas5E ,-lt, e: s-s.--a s,.-
D. III .ztg,I d q h zlooI ,F =
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Bitter Letter-.The Aministra-
ton and the Army OF the POtO
mac. - .5
The following letter is from the CORES
spondence of Gen. Mcclellan with the War
Department, lately published: ~ ... =
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF PoToMAc, J
.'. - 4aE-l SAvAoE's STATION.
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,4-LHs z Y
s.olsrcaT - Is+--R
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w. lei. OLDHAM,
ATTORNEY At LAW,

.MOUNDSVILI,t, w. VA.
rIrIII practice in Marshall and adjoining counties
w and in the supIeme Court Of Appeals at Wheel
inc janis
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- RS t47.sssr ~. 4 '1z 5sy.r-92 to,s nS
&oET2L12sA - 81 - -
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: = y. ILN-t TV' IN !. 80 - . 4
- $40 % -.Jie. y.lr,r, -. / ,s.sssSsTEi n
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fyHARLEs JOHN cozENs JOHNSTON. PIN
~ consequence OF the death or MRS MARY Ann Johustone
the absvc named Charles john Coxens tombstone twhc eft
England In the year lst and believed 70 have gone 70
America) Is required To- and claim the prepert "
which he became entitled on her death And take now
that II the said Charles John Coens tombstone 40 not 50
in hts clarn before the slst day o
December. l5s. the named IN the VIII OF te
Mary Ann tombstone viii tender her sad viii for probate
and proceed TO dispose of her pr,ery as the SAID hares
John Cozens job nsone had died 10 her oume. any per
giving such IA lead 10 the proof ~ TIE
death or TIE said Charles John job nstcne % dead
will he rewarded Apply Messrs Thompson, Pickering
Styau. No Stone Buildings, Lncoln's Inn, Lvpdon,
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nEWsPAPERs.
LEGAL NOrICEa.

TOR sALB-AN UNBOUND FILE OF THE HERALD
y from June J. lsSas 10 present date Address ". d
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0ALEN Ar AUCTION,
A q DunNHAA, AuCYrONRgR

HOUSEHOLD
Stassfsrs. Drawipg' Room Suits Paiatags. ssatuary.
soa many rare and costly WorkS q Art Ana Ara
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
= ~ o1y (Mondnyl A0sember L. - The elegant resi-
Senoo u Wes StxteeRth street beweon Ffh and Sixth
A.sages sale sasseng a. ~ O'Clock
friends srd che psb 70 sale csalogus
the largest assortment Of Household Furnture Ac offered
Al auotioN House furnished less than
months qo In plete order sale poremptory.
1900 = DRAWING ROOMS.
superb Suits Fnrnitre covered with sAtin brocats
Of the rocss descItpton 70 ewood Rgeres Secretary
aud Hookcase fab@es Enco ebony
and gold Reception Chars Console Table,
1rrore BrocAtel CurSails match Sus embroidered
Ourhins Pranch Shades bronze and ormou Chan letters
ma. by Cole; Scenes the Coast France Hocea
So.ers Return and the Blind Musician, Norshcost;
hoy Family, After Murlo Fru Piece, Roussot; Win
e. scene Arrival OF aarket Boat b. Musin of Paris;
xroscn itne EsgrsyinEs boon S.suAry, Hamlet Shaks
Rsro nsxsppa. Diana BacchauAa ST. George; Curtains
ssvrss China Vases 0rsames bronze Clock. Vases to
SEVEN OCrAvE ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRrE,
rienes Instrument offered this made to
order for the present. b. city akers Canterbury
noem-bufet Extension Tase Sofas Arm Chairs superb
TuEeene. Cake Basks. Punch Bowl Knives. Forks IN
cpoons Dinner and Tea Service Elegant set French
Table Cutery Lnen, Chsuihers- Rosewood Dressing
Bureau. Bedstsad Artaore a-iIace Commotes on suite,
style Louis Quatorze; Hair And Spring Mxttrssea Blank
eta Sheets, holsters and Pillows China
Toilet Set Also the Furniture Of servants Apartmens
n krarties wishing to attend this sale take Fifth end
Sixth avenue aud stages eayinI Sixteenth
goods.
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n UCTION SALE OF MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD
II FURNITURE. COMPRISING this

ENTIRE RICH PARLOR, CHAMBER
DINING ROOM AND kURSEkY FURNITURE
OF THE ELEGANT FIVE STORY KESlBKNCE
Ia West Twenty hrss street between Seventh aud Eighth
avenues,
This day (Monday, At O'Clock In the afternoon The house
u fully furntshed elegAnt rosewood Pauoorte rich Draw
Ing Room Suits IN rosewood nd walnut; Centre and PIER
Taboe, Secretary Library bookcases rich Danask and
Lace Curtains Turk s Lounges with Armchars match;
magnificent rosewood E,agAr with mirror doors
costly Sevres and Dresden china vates Bronres Paintings
rare snf beautiin rosewood Chamber Furniture 81
Description hnc Hair Mattresses superb Beds aud Bedding.
81 elegant Velvet Brussels and Ingram Ca rich Cn1
and cut Glass, beautifully engraved Silver Wa &C sale
raia shine Parties from dsHnce assured the
will take place rain SHINE Catalogues At house Men
will DO at sale ship the
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uEYANTS' MiNsTRELS
ID MONDAY Noy. IA and during the week.
Immense success Of tho lxughahe characteristic
CHALLENGE DANCE. CHALLENGK DANCE
In which Dan BRYANT will introlnce bis Tar famed
ESSENCk OF OLD vIRGINNY,
Black Chemist. Deaf as Post Scared Contrabsn1.
LES MlSERABLES.
Piliywllywinck Band Sally Come Uu, Tin .eneon.
HOW ARE YOU. GREEfBACKSY
Family Circle 30 Parquet so cents Commences ~
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