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Aiienage.

Any person claiming exemption on
account of allenage shall file before the
Beard au affidavit stating
1st. That be is an alien and setting
forth Government of which he claims to
be subject.
,. The time when he came into the
United States and where be has resided.
since that date--and his age at time of
his arrival 10 the United States.
g. That be has never declared his in
tention to become 4 citizen of the L. 5.
and has not exercised the right Of suf-
frase By voting at any election in any
State or Territory Of the L. 5.
4. That be claims 10 be exempted from
military service on the ground that be is
the subject Of foreign court, aud has
uot declared his intention TO become =
citizen of the e. s. aud has never voted
in any State
This afhdavi: requires { ) Ct, Ravenue
Stamp.
This to be followed by aEdayi. Of tive
respectable ci1izeus VINO will swear that
they believed the statement Of applicant
This to have tso Res. Stamps Of cts.
sach. The ProihOnotary 10 certify ap-
plicant has not declared hjs Intentions.
Ifappiicant vas under u years when
be arrived in the L. 5. proof must be
made thai his father never came, or never
was ustaralised prior 70 the sons attain
inc 2l
This Is Is given 70 ne by the Comuis-
sioners Of th= Board q EarUlma0t, Eho
by the way is much q gentleman.
L. BIRD.
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S When the Draft of June 8, 1864,
was made there were townships and Bor-
'oughs in the county whose combined ex-
,cesses, over their quotas for the 700, 900
call, amounted to Twenty-seYen these
,exeesses were distributed as loan pro-
portioualy among the deficient townships;
afterwards an order was received TO draft
the full amount of the deficiency from the
deficient townships; this will be done
when the Draft is made for the deficiency
arising from exemptions for physical dis
ability. &c. Below We give the names Of
the deficient townships with the number
they had loaned TO them:
Pleasant Valley ,, Clara l, Sharon 1,
Oswaye l, Genesee 3, Bingham 3, Yves.
Branch l, Summit l, Harrison /, Hector
5, Homer |, SylEania /, Wharton 2.
Two uen had been credited at the Har-
risburg Office to Eulaha township, who,
their original enlistment papers showed
belonged TO Sylvania, Of course there will
be draft in Eulalia, for the two thus im-
properly credited the names of the men
were George n. Cooper (since killed. aud
George f. Younglove. SylFania has re-
'eeived credit for these TWO meB.
Emanuel NJ. Ssukey, veteran, was cred
tied on bis Muster-in- Roll to Wharton
township, but SylvaDis paid him the
Bounty and by order of the Department
the credi, has been changed to Sylvania.
thus leaving Wharton with with one more
man to furnish. II IS expected that the
Draft for he deficiency viii take place
this week
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Reduce Your Quotas.

In making out the quotas or the diner
eas Townships for future drafts--she eu
rulneos list Of 1868 viii be taken As th;
basis, after adding thoss enrolled IL 1864
being only t5ose previously omitted aUC
those Who arrived :, the age Of %, aud
in some eases, eEipples. This list may o.
reduced aud the quota thcs made smaller
by getting ecs
ISs- Those over IS.
2ud. Those gadsr %.
3rd. Aliens.
4,h. Manifest c-tpplss
To Be- Gooe az f9iiows:
For The 6rss three classes, pgspare sgcl
papers - afe required in the case Of !,
! drafted man el2iuIag exemption froz
same causes Forward thzz 20 the Mar
shall. Capt Va Il Blair, II Williams
po-;, zGd ii they are eorrses the name vi.
Dc taken fruu the liss 6efsra The draft,
These aauiFestly physically uef;, such ::
right eye blind hand. foot Or iigb q, Q:
crippled &c, nav appear II Tlogz Ehes
the Beard 0t EuTalasat meet 10 examine
men 10 Ell the 6eseissey still existing II
this eoaaty-Probably in sboas three
noa;hs-sud GET their names oE the list
Tue Depaty Marshall a2d sarollios Of.
seers ca doubtless give :aforu2tica Is
TO the form Of papers required fer the
erSs three classes
AN ~ hoge IeElzgs and =il asS;z;
tho<s n III snrol1sns Dissrici, 4; md
crate charge, aud slll cArry their papers
20 TIesz aad see that they are attended 20
Had Ehiz matter sezc fully understood
4ss fall, qaite ! eaDbsr 81 Eeo might
hare been saved the coansy. No tine
shoali cow ee lost in giFlRg ssts0ssca -
this matter
All are interested for II The qaosa :
P1s too high @ sceauas al thsss classes
Of men bsiog N the errcl2eoi-shs sc1rd
men vii in sbs saa De ce1pelEs3 20 Il
The 5escIe2ciss-
Als0. Dc sure that ycar earolEcg oEcsr
has full llss Of @sa Who were sarslssd
rs; ys1r and are ocr II she serrics any.
where giving hiG the Cc1paay and Reg
izsrs- These EIll aiso he taken frcz
sas sarolreEs - his rspart.
Dea'i ~1sSs Rny tine
LCcrS Bao
B-ockA1:. JAY ?, 1854.
AT2s above i2srzSsases A-e ii-s.y
.i-1 seea.s - 1se5s1
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For The Journal.
Morning I'm New York.

Three and a-half o'clock. There is a
gray light born neither of sun, moon, nor
gas lamps, but blending of all The
street lamps cast no shadow through my
window. but the moonlight lies on the
floor IN the back hall. The eastern hori-
zon is murky aud red, presaging the CON-
| ing heat. Westward single star is WIS.,
ible. Toward Broadway there is roar
which, before | looked cut, | thought was
the wind heralding rainy day. But |
perceive that it is the roar of the great
city, almost as ceaseless as the surf on the
ocean beach. Now it deepens, and car
goes laundering down Canal street. A
heavy measured tread under my window !;
there is policeman keeping his sleepless
vigils. Presently shufiing, unsteady
step, a man with a meerschaum at his
mouth walks one way aud then the other,
seeming to have no business, or not to
know what it is. Next, colored man,
with a ringing, elastic step, siugiDg,-
Rally round the fag," comes up and
turns into St. Johns Lane.
/ The star is out; the glow in the east
grows more intense. Market carts loaded
with empty barrels rattle BY going toward
the river. They will come back by and
by. Three empty "Rockland Lake ice
carts seemingly on a race, are dashing
/ furiously by, toward the river too.
Four and a-half A man with poe
is putting out the street lamps There is
one that does not work well; 6DaIly he
gives poke that sends the glass out of
one side; he surveys ii moment and
passes On. Loaded ice carts are coming
in man is leaving ice at the house op-
posite. L: will be necessity to-day
+ Five and a-half. The cars pass oftener !;
grocer, butcher, milk and ice carts are
more numerous on the street; the rattle
and roar are CONTIGUOUS \ drag with a
trunk stands before the Institute. Mrs.
Jones is going away this morning. We
will walk with her to the Chambers street
ferry. I have fancy for walking that
way occasionally in the morning Hud-
son and Greenwich Streets and the cross
streets between them are filed TO crowd
ing with market wagons, bringing yegsi-
abies fresh from the country. Groeers'
and hucksteEs' carts are taxing their loads
Women are filing their baskets with let
tuce, onions, radishes and strawberries,
which We shall see them selling through
the streets 80 hour or tBo later No noise,
only once a mQttered oath z; some disa-
greement in counting. 4 policeman
stands OF the corner. for the first tine 10
sumner uulforu--brown linen vest aud
pantalcoas, and bread tEimued Panama
h2t-the coat remains the same.
Home again. Seven O'Clock; break
fast bells are ringing; woman is calling
''straw-ber-rae-s' on the street; the busi-
ne-s Of the day IS fairly begun.
Juae 2+, 1864.
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Washington Correspondence.
WASHINGTON, June 25, 1864.

DEAR JOURNAL: Your correspondent
is going to begin to write. Considering
the universal favoritism in which he is
held by your readers, of which be has SO
many direct and positive proofs, he feels
that it would be out of place to say any.
thing in the way of Introduction.
THE FRONT.
We have intelligence up to a late hour
yesterday indicating some changes in the
line which the correspondents say it
would be inexpedient to publish. Cor
respondents do sometimes withhold from
publication those things of which they
are perfectly ignorant. Our Generals
wisely keep few things from them on
that very account.
No general engagement; heavy skir-
mishiug along the entire line. On the
night of the 2Srd brisk FIRE was kept up
in front of the 9tn Corps, but as both
parties fred from behind breast works it
is supposed that very little harm or good
was done The 18th n Y Battery bad
lost four guns-which it is reported were
reeaptured together with two more from
the enemy. Our cavalry are at work on
the Welden, n. c., railroad tearing up
the track and hosting the rails.
THE PRESIDENT.
Mr. Lincoln returned yesterday even
ing from the front, where be visitsd the
army aud the monitor feet. His recep.
ton was enthusiastic, wherever recognised
be was greeted with hearty cheers. He
is represensed as being well pleased with
what he saw while there.
OUR EXPECTATIONS.
It might be proper to say that we e1pec.
too much, and expect it too soon. That
is the reason Why we as people are so
often thrown into such deep dependency
at the least uufavorable indication We
are sincerely aud violently jubilaDt over
victory and equally gloomy over defeat.
4 little more OF reason in both cases
would be more becoming. We should
strive to maintain more even tenor,
avoiding both the heights of exultatiOn
and the depths of despair. Waiting with
the patience of Hope We should not for
one instant lose courage but should look
forward TO the triumph which will, sooner
or later. surely come But when? Ey-
erybody wants to know that, and 20 one
can tell. 1t may be weeks or even mouths,
we should all like to hear Of our faEorite
General in Richmond on his favorite day
the Fourth of July. But then j. is =
great work. If hs does not get there M
I'll the fourth of September there will be
no cause Cor complaint. He will do well
If be gets there BY that time-but there
will he work his way in time. Failure,
with him, and his men Is 40 iupossibili.y.
They may have to come down, times With
out number, bus they never will give Up.
CONGRESS,
Thi. body is still in session, though j.
is expected tha: il will adjourn during
the next week
TIE WEATHER
Il j. intensely warm. The city is not
over clean. The number Of cases in the
Hospitals here is unusually large Much
anxiety is fel, eoneeraiug the healIh OF
the city: so il is quite possible that you
may nexs hear from NE On the move.
Yours, MERIT.
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e@The following is = synopsis Of the

cS The following Is synopsis Of th;
business transacted a: June Court:
Ga u,o,ioa of Hou. ISaac Benson, AL
Ensvcrth, Esq, was aiaittei 10 practice
in the several Courts Of Potter county.
Dan Baker vas appointed Auditor ,c
distribute the proceeds Of the sale Of ths
property Q: A. II. Basterworsh. deed.
Charles Meixuer, 8 native of Ausiris,
was admitted 20 cltirsuship.
Couth VS. Edward Jorg. Assault and
ba,iery With intent to kill Def plead
guilty ot assault and battery, bus no, oi
intent 10 sill. Sentence postponed gave
bail for appearance 81 next Court.
NielS Christian Jual, native Of Den.
mark, was admitted TO citizenship
Con'ih vs. Supervisors Of Abbott town
ship, fer uos opening road. No; guilty
county fOE costs.
Cou',h vs Lewis White Larceny
plsai glilty-sentenee postroaed-
Coul'ih rs Harry W. May AssaGli
and battery. Cause ecEiinuei and Dsfs
gave bail for bis appearance ST aexs term.
Heinrich TzubeEi. a H2.ive ef Germany
was admitted 10 ei.iEesship-
Com IN vs. Orange " SXeSg. Assaal:
and ba,isry with iatsai 70 commit = rape.
Plead guilty. The following ssntsnes
was passed upon him: Tue seoss0es oi
the Coar; Is, thar yea Pay 60e of 81
and casts Of p.oseeaii0a, tia. you Eaisr-
70 further paaiSh@e8s IL separate and
-s0Issarv eoy5csDeas :, labor Ia the State
PsIi;sausry for tie Eastern pisGric; .:
Peaasylyaaia Il PhIl2isiphjs fer aad dur
las tie period 0f Eve years 20 be eCuput-
ed from this date aud s;zai committed
till sentence be complied with" Sheriff
IArrzbee t9ok him GsTa lzSs week.
By order u the Coart the Csart Crisr' 5
FaY vas Increased - $ 80.
ShsElE LarrAbes acknowledged il Courf
The fo.isHipz deeds.
% zad 3 l'l;h acres ia Civ<<ss 10 Fl.
81 Dent for $50 Late Ihs property Of
Horace ChxailSr.
Part Of los NJ II il Hehroa 10 c. c.
HioTcs fos SO. L2se The property Q;
Naac1h N2srlsea-
- as-ss il Ho1sr 70 Joka s Mana
far SIS. Late tAe property CT Giles Gas
IN.
90 srrss in Rozle. 70 / C C1ysoe3
for so Lais the property a R-J P06es
- zc-ss N Roslss 20 J. s Mana fa-
SIS Late she property 81 L J. Foass-
IS acESS II SA2rea - Ashsz W Miner
for AS2 Late the -rons-rT - T1Or,as
Ienc1alG
Sll and 4fEshs acres j. AneSazy 60
Gec-gs FeEs ke- LAss sAs property .:
=. IL Saith
- sS3 l04A ssrse u Ulysses Il s.
Ross fe- S-a la.s tas prosperity a :.
Rsskh-
NJ JE-y = Ssrtt-s-<
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Remains Life of Jesus.

RExAS's LIFE OF JEsUs-A translation OF
u. Ernest Remains remarkable work, just is
sued in Paris, where the excitement and SEN
sation are so great concerning its subject and
author, that already thousands Of copies of
the costly French edition have been sold. It
has been extraTagantly praised, and exirava-
gantly censured; but its most severe critics
do not deny the wonderful power, br:llianey,
and ability displayed upon every page Of the
book. Price Sl50
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drew, a Massachusetts, rzezasly said:
u keow Mt wdzt rsegFd of sIn awaits
gsia the gzLer xorl3 t41 Ibis I 10 kG0z,
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aay Ean bec2Ess he Ms pcor, bscazss hs
#as igacrazs, G. csczGzs h w1s black
That ! zsrsh ! zz.a1s II -2rSes4rs
Of silver" We aF7s1d 10 il s2-ssLius
Ike frCa : srs4Es- 11az any szrt1-y s,szrrs
~Aci ka.h made u u7a ulocE II IA
tiaos q 2e1 t3r 70 3#sI aa L. the aee
az The earth. .-Ac-s XVI. 20
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Eazlzzd = again Threatening Germany
With var. II ease she SEu1i1 refuse 70 &C.
-sE; The frp1tier line proposed by Eng
I1as FrzEcs, has, however. again de-
c.ieai 70 cooperate With Ea-..ni In TIE
H0eze g Commas Sir J. Hay uoE=d =
raso.siic1 ce1sCFinE The GeTer1Zect. for
havIoz Landed srooEz oa tie G0,i Coast,
10 Eaga var against the King of Asian
Tee, EiIh7si having made zz5sisas pre-
vis5oa for the Erszervaii0o 0f sAs haa.sA
Cfs1sh .ruoVs ! ga1s-zl 1sasiE eszzsd.
and cz ! cITIsico i5e EssolasI91 WAS l-s.
bF Foss Of Teas, 2-6; Nzyss 2-z
Z1i0risT .: : fsr the G3Fe-13szs- #hIeb
VI. rzc=iTe1 with E-sai ezs=rI1g fEoG
sbs MicsrsrsaI tex<tesaa c-Eussr cheers
FREE s5s Oppcsi1soo- who regarded the
Eoss = virtual GsfszE q the GoEsraGsu1
TAx H5mitr1r, 2ftz- zrnczoci1g slas
ssvf-4l brilliant Successes k9vs been d.
saize5 ~ the Frz1ce truePs in MsIic7.
ieci4rzz thar Tie rev E1rerur Ma1i1iI-
III aEil snd The F1els.G.iez x lie eag.-
1T al1oss ce-rlst=i
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SPLENDID NEW BOOKS
Just issued By
CARLETON, PUBLISHER, NJ. Y.
Peculiar.

PgcULIAE.-Epes Sargent's great Novel,
concerning which there has been more talk
and speculation. perhaps, than about any 9TH
er book for years. The thrilling and extraor-
binary facts with which the author has be-
come acquainted have been thrown into plot
and story so startingly bold ant yet SO truth
ful. so tender and so gentle, that every reader
who begins it must be fascinated with its un-
tagging interest. It Is selling like wild-fre.
Price SI.50.
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OUR NEW FINAyCIER

Secretary Chase has resigned his po-
sision al the head Of the Treasury De-
partnent and Senator Feszendsn has been
confirmed as bis successor. The Erituae
has the following:
WILLIAM PITT FESsESDES, barn in
Bo.caEen, " H, 10 1876, settled 8 q
law7er io Portland in 1929. vas e,ee,ed
thence to the Legislature Of Maine n
1881. aud has ever since ranked auouE
the foremost ueB OF that State He ssrEcd
repeatedly 81 Intervals in the Uscrs popu-
laf House, alEzys With marked di.lIGc-
iion and i0 1870 vas elected to Cor
.re.s aod served through bis term. de-
cLiaing = reelectioa. He was persuaded
to Tan again for Congress IN 1880. and
received 4 majority Of the votes, but the
sea, vas awarded to his Democratic con-
p=tisgE By The cenvaszers, aud be declined
10 c9E.e<s II. He Vas chosen [ ;. Sen
4t0r in 1881, By union of Whigs and
Frea-Soil Democrats. and lzz ever since
d.lz3 Z sea, il that body He has for
s7us years been the Chairman q lis FL
aaues COMMITTEES, which i its first past
iiou in rank aud inPor.aEea. His dis
charge Of the duties Of that poss has rsD-
deGed him thoroughly familiar Eish sEery
question relating 20 the Nstioaal FI1an-
ess and there Is probably 10 othe- usa
America who eoald step ST ones into Cor
er1or Cbsseis shoes aud sGcesed him in
lis ar3ascs asd trying lAo3Es With - lii
sls hesitation or nIsgtying. Mr- Fesssu-
den Is one g The abIesi lzwyers II A1er-
isa, and haS no superior Is ready. forc-
Ibls dsbzier- We exPset TO hear sooo,
thro1ga the CospsEhs43 organs, lh2. he
i thief 4nj ssiudler; Bat ID 10 this
Logr, ID nan has sTer questioned his
Integrity
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Light on Shadowed Paths.

By t. s Arthur The popularity and inter-
est about this delightful new crk, by NJ.
Arthur, are steadily increasing. Il is one Of
TIE pleas +anseSt Of recent publications, and
will find its way into thousands and thous-
ands Of fbrnilies. where domestic stories of =
pure and Iunexcep.ionaole influence are vel
coined. Price Sl-25-
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Victor Eugo-A Life.

One ofI.le mos: charming and enhancing
volumes dnat has EVER Issued from the French
Press r -4neh. dramatic graphs, and i've
II. il a00tu with the same delightful inter
e.t that i aje Les Niszraties' 50 wonderfully
attrzcr.re No reader OF ,la. llazveLlus To-
nance can remain satisfied without It's CON-
uznI1u. - tae St0rT o. Victor HlEo-s Life
One handsome cyC., cloth bound. Price
SIZE
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"a Letters rsse5E@3 II the Co-1s-
ztoosr g A-ris1Iizra shoH ihzs the grow
iaS cTVes II shs Elzss-a ao3 Ni3ilz
States p-2-iss vel TIE taT, II :
sho12hs ". 4Za1Es - s-lE5 Ez--s .kzz
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DR.. Cummings Works.

De. CUMMINGS WoRKs.-EmbraciRg his new
work THE Great Consummation," which Is
attracting so much attention in England
Price 81 90.
The great Tribulation, The great preparation,
The creat CorsuIur1atiln
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The oEci4I dispatches which We pub
lish this morning tell their owu story
Gen. Grant confirms the success Of Gen
Wilson's cavalry expedition. oY the AT
oouuceueQt that sixty miles Of rziIroad
we're je.,eo7ed-a los which The rebels
could not repair IN forty dag>, Ecre al,
the materials q hand Ii W;.sou had
lost half his command. We sbc0.d esteem
the price s cheap one for such success
As il is We hare got :. win 10 more EIz-
hap than the Destruction = liz artillery
aud wagon train
From Gen. Sherman. We have the
news Of ~ unexpectedly rapid sueeess-
Marietta, oa the Atlanta railEay. ! &C.
eupiaj, and KeleSaw ! IN ulr possession
II seems uaeerga5a wae:ise. the enemy
mean 10 make sand zi al nor,h Of the
Ch2t,ahooehea: and wEether they ID Or
no., sbeir Sirons=s. line has already been
forced. The position Hbieh Sherman 2
few iays since vzi1ly assaulted has been
ture-3. and there Is nothing left 10 the
enemy worth holding till lie comes 10 the
river The ezupziga gCoesels aPzee--
Tf-is5ssze. ,IaIg :.
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Kimbell's Works.

KINBALB's WoREs.-Embracing his capital
new novel, "Was he Successful" one Of the
best fctions of the season. Price $3.50.
Was he Successful, Saint Leger,
UnCercurrents, In the Tropics,
Student Life Abroad
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Novels by author 'Rutledge. >

Embra ring the splendid new novel Frank
Warning lon, which IS selling 90 rsp.d.y.-
Price 81 80.
R1t.ege, Frank Warrington,
The SutHerIanfs Lauie
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Beulan.

Bv Mtss AE-zs-4 ETE-s- One q F5s T=ry
5ezs J Ez-lc4z novels EEe- pE1lls1s1- LEs
sale I-S -s4=es t4F CT tAT. and already 900
cuuses have Eeez sc-t PE1ce S-54-
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Tgdant Green.

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51EE-1 with vi z-sce51-e All I--lr-o-s Il
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Mrs. Holmes Novels.
The Merchants OF New York.

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curious book, Or Walter Barrett. C.=-E. Re-
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A s. R0e's Excellent Novels.
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Representative.
r. p King, Is +. ". Hall,
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5 Bartin II. jerks, !. David ". Woods,
s Charles NJ. Runk, IS Isaac Benson,
Robert Psrke, l9 John Patton,
Aaron Null, 20 Samuel B. Dick,
John A Hiestand 81 Everard Bierer,
1s r H. CoryeIl, - John p. Penney,
IL Edward Holiday, % Z. M'Iunkin,
Il Charles I. Reed, "a J. ". Blanchard.
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A s. R0e's Excellent Novels.
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The Habits of Good Society.

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Electoral Ticket.

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TIE WEATHER.

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may nexs hear from NE On the move.
Yours, MERIT.
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Tales from the Operas

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