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NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

Admiral Porter passed up to Mound City on
the stealner Black Hawk on Wednesday night. Mem
phis adyiccs MP to the cath inst contain little news
Two brothers named Ferguson wefO executed al
Helena for the murder Of citizens who wire going II
Helena with cotton about three months ago. Gen
Tuttle came up on the Platte Valley. on route 10 re
port 10 Sherman. having. az hs own request, beer
relieved from the command Of the post OF Naichez
The Memphis cotton market active and FIRM oier
ings small. ard all taken at advanced rates
The steamer Atlantic, from New Orleans DIST
has arrived at Cairo The officer Of tie Atlantic reports
that Banks with portion Of his army, arTvedat New"
Orleans on tho Dist In moving the country during
his retreat from Alexandria Gen. Banks left tie kea
River at Fort ne Russy. and struck for semHesiofI
whore lie crossed the Atchasya and then marched TO
Morgansa on the Mississippi A. j Smiths command
also marched TO Semnesport and there embarked In
transports.
Aletter from Bermuda Hundred says: The
enemy haze made frequent attacks upon cur in1rench
ents and have been defeated at each On one OF these
occasions the Gatne gun which throws 200 shots per
minute was brought bear the enemy with terrible
result Some Rebel prisoners, captured 81 the time
asked our men What kind Of gun is thsti DO yor
load 1t al night and fire it all day I"
The steamer Champion, with mails, pas
sencers and specie to ID. Il. Allen, left AsPnwGh OF
18th inst OF p IN. and arrived at ills port on Friday
morning st 7 q. ID.
1t was Altoona, not Atlanta that Sherman
was reported to have Aanked This story Is by NJ
means improbable but the Atlanta affair was hIt'
tlso s,ronp
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MURDgRoUs CoUNTBRPErrERs ARRESTED
Yesterday two men. named John Smith and Williams.
passed counterfeit fves the Bank Of Troy, Troy n
Y. and Merchants and Mechanics Banks Of Troy b
the storekeepcrs on KipgsbrIdgc Road. They Won
pursued by officer Corbett Of the Mounted Police anI
Mr. Gillian Of the Kingsbridsc Hotel Williams. -
tho men coming up TO them. near Yonker'' fred ~
pistol tie ball taking effect in the breast Of Mr. Corees>
and INJECTING bad but not dangerous wound. Both
parties were, however arrested and taken to the I'D
Precinct Station. House.
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Tnp PRgpgRlCKsBuRG HOSTAGES.
xXxvHIIth CONGREss....First Session
SENATE. WASHINGTON. May "a. 1864.
WASnINGTON TERRITnRY.


wASHISGToS TERRITORY
NJ. WADE reported from tie COMMITTEE on
relr tories the bin q regulate the vote power In ash
ingtoo Territory. with a substitute.
YoCUN CASE
Mi, DAVIS moved 10 take UP the joint resolution az to
the inpi isonmcnt II william Y0cvm II the Albany Zen
iientidy or cew here, and all the ether fac's IN his
ease.
REYENUE INDEX.
Mr. FrssYNprs submitted an index 10 the Internal
Revenue bill. which WIS ordered to be printed
4. DCrUs 10 DE INcREassD.
Mr. Fr3sfsDFS also reported from the Finance Com
mitteo resolution ancndetory OF tho House resolution
70 inci ease q duty imports: Nor shnu snh Ie'"u-
ton BE- held to apply TO goods which had been &C. many
entered ard tie duties paid and received by the Coec
tor nader the laws existing the time Of the passage of
said resolution and before the Collector Lad knowledge
GiGHrs or REBEL STATS.
Mr. SUMNER submitted the fologingi
Kssrra Iha Stse prr.eEdns 20 -ecrd. from 'he unon
and bsg the National Oo,ernneri TO n'u'sn mon
position ug b. rsgaTdsd kehs STATE subject TO in y
una,ion aud hont .santa this hDor until Il has
be by both Homes Of Conere'' snd The
- 81, 49, M IN .u.rs,u airy aruicrtion Eorl any such
Rebel STATE rriil siior such ,o,s Of both House,
He remarked Tia, BE- desired IL toll o. the taDe nhu
Il eld bee referred 70 the committee to bs appointed Oh
he crrdentl Is Of Ir. Fishhack.
RNcOCBAGISG EAyIGATIOs.
Mr. Sm giAs reported the HOME bil To encourage
nay tou with m amcudn"nt substituting 10Y u We
Senar. bin originally introduced by himself
The IN in -egnFd 10 the regulation OF The votes Ia 10,
District u Columbia was called mp by Nh. WADE and
dI.cui sd during the morning hour.
INTERVAL REVENUE.
Tie Irieri-' Reyrgur hl Wis then ken ~ 'nd ne
srs1:ae Progressed anti. a. e. u., wcn the House 'o''
Icos-, altil J.. ~.
E,TSl'G SESSION
COLORADO rERRiiO' iN AFrAfrs.
Mr.. WAuF's bib 20 almond to act to enable
ihr pcic 0t Colorado 10 form Constitution and stare
Gu,e. wa passed. II % tn-o, iho tine ior mold
ing 3D. lection under the provisions ~ tie bill
TAX PILL
Tie .pa ..a0n u tie tax bii was then resumed by
the senate IA Committee OF The Whole.
In iie schedule ieyying stamp duties on bonds. 90
pare 20 the words where the penalty is thousand
doar, or css" we're stricken out and also tho words
for every additional thousand dollars" In the following
clause on lie same subject
VIII. ~ WIS added TO the arti Is on which stamp
tan 81 10 cclts Is required warehouse receipts for
each dfty barrels.
The stamp tax on photographs was stricken ont. the
Finance Committee having determined ~ le,y SINH
Lar tax n another form.
The section taxing domestic spirits on hand was, BY
luminous consent postponed Informally uItll the
con pietion u The reading OF the blu.
IL reading of the bill With this exception. Vas con
cl ldod. and 1t q lie Sennio adjourned.
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On our third and fourth pages this morning
we print an interesting letter about the late
Gen. wadsworth; Science and Art Items, Re-
port OF the Executive Committee of the Wo-
mems National League; A Patriotic Poem, Art
Criticism; American Wild Sheep aud Goats;
Letters from Europe and Foreign Gossip. No
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are that the Committee will dodge the responsibility Of
deciding raise this minister resdcncy to mission
plenipotentiary and put 1t upon the President BY o
law authorizing him to raise the rank OF missions whom
ever he shall see fit to do 1t Ia asO understood that
the placc-hunting Of diplomatic pupils Is to
BIO fastened on US by Congress before It's adjournment
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. tic Associated Prem
WASHINGTON Saturday. May u. 1854.
THE SEIZURE OF THB CHINCHA ISLANDS.

70 tho Associated PresA
WASHINGTON. Saturday May a. 1864.
THE SEIZURE OF THg CHINCHA ISLANDS.
A decree of tho Peruvian Government, bear
ing date the 18th ut has been officially communicated
TO the State Dcpanmen IN which it is stated that the
Government does recognize tho authority which is
exerciJed over tho Chiucha Islsnds by the Spanish
squadron anchored In the waters thereof that the ar
engagements which he has mndo for the expectation Of
guano " BIO regarded null and void, and that oar
goes guano shippsd under Spanish authority VIII be
attached according law in foreign ports and their
proceeds held subject to the orders OF the Peruvian
Cover ment.
yIRGINiA's DELEGATES no BALTIMORE.
Tire following delegates to the Baltimore Ma
tionsl Convention were to-day appointed by the Uncon'
ditioual L non state Central Committee al the meeting
hrl AZ AeKandIia the temporary capital Of the State
Of Virginia: The Senatorial Delegates are the Hon
VIM H. MOrsey OF Alexandria and II. Chandler OF NOR
folk District peleeates-Vtb District. DR.. Arthur
Watson lid District. Mr. Charles w Bates, vim
District Mr. f. W. Morcer These delegates are al
enthusiastic Lincoln men.
TnR FREDERICKSBURG HOSTAGES.
The 60 Rebel citizens Of Fredericksburg or
rested hy order Of fie VIZ Department ana brought
Lhcr g. be held hostages for the wounded mon SOD
diers betrayed into the hands OF The Rebels ~ mayor
Slaughter were have been taken from tie Ou 'hPi
tot this afternoon and conveyed to FOIt Delaware IN
der guard OF IA detachment OF tho Veteran hescrVe
Cogpd
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tees of New Publications Will DO found on the
eighth page

A telegraphic dispatch from Washington, a
few mornings since, asserted that "efiorts have
been made to obtain sympathy for Arguelles by
two parties representing themselves the one as
being bis wife and the other as being Spanish
Marquis OF Baron" The lady, it was further
declared is not the wife of Col. Argucllot, ana
that "the so-called Marquis or Baron Is neither
the one nor the other" The gentleman referred
to is the Marquis de Sard and is well known ~
many persons of the highest respectaDiilty III
this city. He has laid before us the most i'coh-
testable and volumuous proof OF his Idehci'y'
and of his right to the title no bears Us q trehch
Marquis. He is tho American correspondent oi
a well-known European journal OF high stand
inc and discusses in his letters the affairs OF
this country in tho most loyal spirit, and WIN
great intelligence. The attempt TO cast
SUR upon his good name Ivy the dispatch III
oncstion. wherever it originated, is simply
absurd and slanderUus, and not justified by his
svmpsthy with Col. Arguclles, whatever may be
the merits or dement's OF that person. NJ. de
Sord asserts that he has been for four years an
inmate of Col. ArguclloS's family, and he knows
that the lady who bears the Cooncrs name Ii
his wife. Her situation is certainly painful
enough, whatever may be the character oil her
husband-of which we do not pretend to judge
in case not yet brought TO tial-without
holding her up 10 public obloquv.
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HOTEL ARRIvALs-Col. MacDougall and
lady, England. Hon. A. Fly, Rochester. and Judge
Parker, Albany. are at tho ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Col KY. Lieut..CoL Cross and lady. Major Mann
and Lieut.. w. W. Swan. u. s. A. w. ID. Swan. Boo
.on and A. W. Bacon. U. s. n. are at the Astas
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To Corrrspondenfs.

n, notice esn b. taken Of Anonymous
Whatever Is intended for insertion must De S
by the ms me aud address OF the rrtoI-no '
publicetcp bnt a. guaranty for his 1000 elti- . r
An business letters for this olce should pe ~
TRIBrNE," few-lork. ,c-,...:.
We cannot undertake 70 return reiec'ed
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House passed tie Senate bll modifying
lie existing Law 80 thrt documents and letters ~ bt
sent Government officers without the prepayuylt 0
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iate b.lls were then considered.
a..NFaaxs.1.,- y, IN /. -

Mr.. SsunWRs DELI from the Committee on flec.
tons called up tie report he9eofore made Ia the case
~ McEenfy against leamar. which concludes with 4
resolution declaring that the latter Is entitled 10 retain
his the Representative OF the lid Congressional
District " hrnIucsy
Afscr lengthy debate but without vote, tie House
adjourned Ill Monday.
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nm. county, where he fought several bat.
ties, and each battle victory. HIS later
record is familiar to the country.
Gen, Grant lately remarked that "tne
bows must finished up this war" he
meant such men ss Sheridan, WARREN Gus
tar, Merritt and WeitEel-all young men,
and be meant such striplinRs as were hrst
TO lay hands on the rebel flags In the She
Generals Terry, stannard and Devens
will have divisions in the gath corps
This will be the largest corps in the SER
vice by some thousands, since 1t comprises
all the original troops OF the 10th aud
18th. 1t has but to prolong the reputation
Of these last, and the same men are to
know how hackneyed are the express
sions, "the army is in good spirit, }" "the
army is In splendid condition" "the army
IL eager for the fray" and similar sayings
I-WWith the variations" which are ever
and anon heralded to fhe country, and
hesitate and quibbie with myself as to how
/ shall convey the thought l wished 10
without repeating some old and by every
body. distrusted assertion. Let me say
that the army is Effective. As to numbers
Grant menaces Richmond with about the
same force as that with which he fought
the battle of the Wilderness-with which
he started from the RaPidan. He needs
good weather, that only.
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NOTICE.

TTIHE BOARD OF ENROLMENT FOR THE
First District West Virginia, hea6quaTteTs 81
wheeling West Virgins, will hold daily sessions
betTSen the hours q Q and II A. n. and 3 to 3
p. NJ, TO entertain applications aud relieve from
dra all persons enrolled improperly on account Of
HAllOn6EO,"
Residence"
"UnsuItablsneSs Of Age"
SPSFmAnent Physical Disability"
The Board will also expuDgO from the enrolment
Lista ali discharged soldiers Of the military naval
service who ave served two yeArs during the pres
charged
Own ofieers, eIergymen and all good citizens
are especially reques ed to give 70 the Board such
Information o. may aid in the correction and re.
Vision Of the Enrollment Lists.
Capt, Provost Marshal l't Dist West Virginia
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that may be required for use Of the troops Of the
United States, stationed OF the following places, viz
hrederieE CAN'T and OlSrysyIls' ysndi
ClarkSbuFg, Parksrsburg and wheeling West Viz.
sinia-
missaFy deneFal Of subsstelce United States Army,
may direct, and subject 70 his approval commanding
the sol thirtisth Day Of June. lseS. HN 'DuH VI
Said Beef be Of Steers, mot Bulls Stag, Hsiers
or Cows four years old, and over, 70 weigh net Of
least l6OOl hVe hundred pounds.
The b. Of TO be sound and wholesome, with necks
shAnks, aud kidney talloW excluded Ia equal pro.
quantities. usually three tmes per week. q may bo
designated BY the Depot CommissAFy or Com.
The Contraotors will be required to keep sum
eieut supply Of Beef Cattle constantly within sup
plying distance Of the IFoopL
bond IN the penalty Of 10000 Ctsn thousAnd)
whose individual responsibilities for the above sum
must be shown BY the ociAl eertncAte Of tho Clerk
District Attorney.
Proposals from arm must specify the names and
posal must be accompanied 81 he oath Of SeTIanSe
responsibility above referred 70; also By written
the biol the whole making our separate papers, fof
which forms will be fuEniShs ed on application 81 MALL
voPe :.Se Gnd ssdSI.S q TsS saSaS r p ben e.
land, Nd.
BIDS only. received separately for each Of the
above named places.
Payments to be made in Treasury Notes or such
other Government Funds a. may be on hands Il
none on hands 70 DO made soon a. received
TOE Government reserves to Itself the right to
reject any or All bids considered unreasonable.
me bid oath OF allegiance, certificate Of respon.
hbluty and guarantees, must all be in duplicate.
~ oias not COMP ying strictly with this adVsr.
WA. H HosAcK,
Captain and G. g.,
deeo'lW Chief O. 8. Dept. Of West Va
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IT is gr atityiDg for us to be Informed
thus from New York in regard to the Ma.
tional securities:
The chief feature of the market is the
remarkably active demand for Government
gold bearing bonds, based upon the sup.
position that no more will DO issued-
There are indications that certain parties
are operating upon Information as 10 the
recommendations in Secretary Fessenden's
report, which from the looseness of their
purchases is construed as confirming the
rumor that no more gold. bearing bonds
will be issued. At the board the sales of
Five-twenties amounted to $el6, 900, and
the transactions on the street were proba.
bly, Ave times that amount. At the board
the price was 1881, and after sales were
made at l09.
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THE Specials" at Washington striking.
" exhibited their utter ignorance or else
their utter recklessness as to facts, when
they teIegFaphed Monday night that Mr..
Chase's friends had conceded that his chan
ces for the Chief Justiceship were all NJ, and
that it had ::bseu arragned that Davis or
somebody else was to be appointed. The
"spscials must have felt superlativsly
silly the next day when Mr.. Chase's uout-
nation was sent in, to find how wide of the
mark they had fred.
In sending in Mr.. Chase's nominate
Afr. Lincoln did something for which the
nation and, we doubt not, his own judg.
ment, will always applaud him. To bury
a personal feeling When the public good
10 to be promoted thereby, Is not only al.
ways noble in itself, but always apprecia.
ted by the people.
The loyal masses Of the nation will not
now fear to zee the question of the consti.
nationality Of the Presidents Emaucipa-
ton proclamation come before the great
court of last resort.
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A GENTS WA STED FOB THE NURSE AND sPY,
IA the most interesting and exciting book ever
published, embracing the adventures Of q woman In
the Union army as Nurse, Scout and Spy: Giving
q most vivid inner picture OF the war. Returned
and disabled Ocers and Sold eFs in want Of profit
able employ will and It peculiarly ADAPTED 70
their condition. JONES BROS, co.
doc3-ptS PhilAdOlphtA, Pa.
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MosF REMARKABrE in lite effects, and
most useful in its application, the Fra
grant SozoDoES has become the most popu.
lar Deutrifce IN existence. IT'S used and
praised by everybody.
Sold by all Druggists and Pertumsrs.
dAn 7 3te0d
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B. B. h
SIGN or THE nEa 1EAOaH sOUF.
ROBINSON & BALL,
NO. l66.
Trustees Sale of Real Estate

SITUATE In TIE CITY OF WHEELING.
DY virtue and In p1EsuAnes OGa Deed o. Frust.
O0WIey, Of Belmont county, STATE 81 ohIo, % MOI
gan Hel90ll late Of the city of Whealins, HoS D.
ceased, b0IrlnG date On 10Th day Of august, IaS9
and duly q record u the RooordaIis O1es II Ohio
foliO S4, % secure % Francis & AmstTOlE Trustee
Of Emily A Zane. the sun q q $50 o., WITH inter
ct theTOon - mAlifs.tedp ~ 100 several BO1dg
Trust; VII, - Admt1lItF. tor with the viii ~
DaEod Of aid MOFEan Nslsoa, dsesaso4, an4 n viz
tue o. the power eJnlarfo4 upon Ne - ths Ssh
On The 9oEh DAT OF NOFBMBER, 1854 g The GF0at
dOor Of The oOurt HO1se Of OhiO o0a1ty, % ssI -
public The following described pas o. parcel
he COttJ Yarn, % WbsolinE 0Teek, 1itais ne
hmits Of the city Of Wheeling. beginning - = STAKE
% Fulton street corner % james, sud james H
In. a. "a n e ~ = 10 -. =
Wheeling creek; thsaee down aa1 creek aud bisdinE
thereof D. bg', q poles tbsnes q. TOo - polSSS
thGocs y go sS e g SO g SS5s:T sOI5sa
beginninss eo1AAlniAS thrss sd twsuty-JbFU0
and one kAn poles, deseESe1 IN SD dSsd GEsspS
the following described part Of ~ and shove d.
q PSIsoa Strs.t SHd On - $3.50 iiss So IL
Mccartney Lne, thence y. ~, \. 10 POLES %
stake a. Whosling creek; thane8 down sd eFOsk,
"a e IS.6ss sSw e ~. S = -. g q:
line Of Hu ton street th8ne6 9th The aAal 49, Il
Fulton stTo6i, y. 40, ". % 100 p0Iss q The -
Sinnin eontsieE o1shs1 asfe ana : ~ - 60
. Marcus v. Aniek, - dosd day q Eoeor1 IL sd
ReeOrden Oaleo, IN DEED Beck No. 81 iOuS g.
Terms q sale, oaSh-
AdminIstratoE, with the UIn annszsi, q aosSAs
Melon, dsooa8sd, trustee 10 tie abOSS d.sSd dssd-
Ocr1O-ta
WThs sboyo -alo IL postponed tII THURSDAY
mot.I-E. Dsosnber Ia, = 10 1ClOck. n0T11.
Z. Toe Abose sale has bees tuTtbsF P0IlP0ls1
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JUST OPENED BY
GEO. II. TAYLOR.
nOV26-2m
Notice to U, s. Taxpayers.

oRRI0B 00LLE0F TOR INTERNAL REVKNUR,l
RIEsT Dist. W. Va, WHRELMa. I
NOTICE q hereby given 70 the tax papers Of
IN Tyler, WetISl and Peasants eounfiss, that
the Special Income or War Tax, aIIolled according
@ Act q Oongra8 approved JAY 4th, 1854, Il now
dus and payable At the following places:
viii b at MiddlebOuRua, TyIaR eaahly. Aoan the
LIST 81 Dsoomb0T % The 9Th; a. MaEtlnIgills WSiaa
county on the 5th December, and At g. Mays,
RieaaAuts county, on the 13Gh DeoembOE,
II said taxes are not paid It thea places and
tmess or within ten days thereafter, 20 the OOlloc-
tors ten Per cent with twenty cents Enr nUtca and
TOUR eHnts for every nile actually travelled In soFVs
ing the aomo, viii be add 10 the amount Of the
hui nuOt paid within the time thus required By
law the collector deputy Il required % dlsFSin
lor whole amount Including other costa, IBoa sec,
q, Aet ofJuns cod, 1881
JAS. o. ORB,
Col 1st DIST. ". Va,
SAMUEL BLLLINdSLRY,
noV74-dAUtd Deputy Collector.
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STEAMER JUBTIOE,

Ths Gtsanar JUsTICE, CAST jazz
WAEIoH Uill lsaSS eln1ah every norl-
.inE ~ o'eloek, CBan1ays eEcsptsdh
Rstarnllg UmIs WhOslIlE a Pm.
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OFFICE CHIEF C0MMISSARY OF SUBGIST.l
DEPARTMENT or WEsT Va,
CUMBERLAND, Md December 9th, 1854.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received from firsl
y hands, cit Gems loyal to the Government Of the
United 8tAtOs until l2 n, DECEMBER, 18th, 1854
only, for furnishing all The
FRESH BEEF
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@7n a nONFHS-I waut AFsuts every
- ~ ShsEs, - $40 nolthY sFpSl8nH nd, @
asl RIg4aEE AA41e1ns tie bsst ssllllF UVsT onaTsd
Fun p1FtieuIaFB RRH1- Address,
OrIs r GAREY,
d0etGmdSU$ Btd6aGund, daira-
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For Sale

CTEAM ENGINE. Is insh q ItsIsr, * Isst u.Euks
y WITH large main shat, 20 IoOs d GSsGl sad ~
PIP sttaehoo, h 1rst rate rlnning Ord.r.
ssos-Ins w.AJgRDAS.
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FOR SALE.

FNHAf very vAlnAbIs aDS dsslFabls pEoDsEty IL
Il uAtod = ne oorDeI % WalGr sd QlineY EtTosis
no1ung LOO tsat On NasaF GtEost a11 la flsG %
1ney ltEosts a11 o. Whioh Gta11s lbs tavern houas
knoSn - the name e he ViEEi1ts HOlss. las
g!SDeIty III q eold II o1s eotTs ploes ~ - pr
aovss In - R ARMsFRoSo.
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FOR RENT.
TIVE STORE Room, IN MAIN GFREEf, VOW
i occupied ~ NJ POss-Iio1 giysa ist g Ard
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Reef4 Reef!2

JOHN O. HUPP,