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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-24
LADIES, LIST


Archibald Fannie LEVEL Mary
Addison Elizabeth LakenS Julia
ROWS Nittie Sally Margaret
Pairing r Lewis Sarah
Rruskey Amy L.erCher Elizabeth
RlaLe Alice McCOnt Jennie
Pail sarah Jane McCully Margaret
uarnes Jula Mccain Sarah Jane
Roker RI McDermOtt Ellen
cecil Mary Mulhall Elizabeth
Cline Nancy Monroe Sallie
CampbeU Jenny Migrants Isabella
CraufOrd Jennie II Magick Kate
craig Sybilla Newlahq AlNcha
Cuthp May Okane Ellen
Craig Lucinda Palmer Jane
pOnkle Mary Pemberton
Davis IL Roland Mary
Davis NJ Robinson Ella
Elenbeuger Sadly Robinson Mary
Ennis Elizabeth A Roberts Esther
Elton Molly Russell Mary
Ellenbryc sarah A Rowan Ellen
F1wauis Maria SagerS Elizabeth
Fowler Sarah A Strobe Lucinda
Cloudy Mn William Sutton Charity
Garnes Mary A SANFORD
Hillyer Jennie Scott Caroline
Hinning Margaret Shorde Maria
Vogpia Kate Sircle Sarah Jane
Uo7Tard Alice v Saunders Maria
HOllidy VI 4 Smltn Shlh l.
Hornbrook Rachel TomilSOn Matte
Howard Lizzie Iolman ID IL
Johnston Louisa Wade Ann
Kelly Elions Wheat Sarah
Kraft Sarah Wolfe Lizzie
X raft Kate
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SUNDRIES.
On BARRELS LARD OIL.
~ 50 Boxes starch.
100 kegs hi. car. soda.
p Kegs rife Powder.
50 kegs mining Powder. For sale by
Jes LIST MORRISON & co
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Undertaking Business,

in all its branches, keeping on hand n general
assortment Of COFFINS OF all sizes, covered
and plain, trimmed i'm the best style, with
heaTSe and usual attendances, Also
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HIGGINS GALLERY

Monroe Street betloeen Main & Mdrket.
nHOTOGRAPHS-PL OR FINISHED
i'm Oil or India Ink, from life or copied
from old pictures.
CARD PHOTOGRAPHERS Particular pains
taken with this popular style Of picture.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS-At less than
Publishers prices.
A good variety OF GILT & ROSEWOOD
FRAMES viii always be on hand at reaSona-
BILE prices. decls
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The Sense Of Taste and Smell Restored.

NOR CENTURIES CATARRH HAS De
/ fed the skill of physicians and surgeons
No medical work contains prescription that
will eradicate Il. Nothing save DR.. Goodale' :
remedy will break II up, radically destroying
the principal OF the disease, and precluding
the possibility Of relapse.
No form ofCatarrh can withstand its search
ing power, and no mode OF treatment ever ar
forded such Immediate relief or gave such
universal satisfaction.
II penetrates 10 the very seat Of this disease
and exterminates II, root and branch forever
From The ". y Commercial Advertiser.
HAY, RosE, AND PERIODIC CATARRH.-
DR.. r. Goodale's Catarrh Remedy and mode OF
treatment, not only affords the greatest re-
liefin every variety Of CatarTh, but IL extin-
guishes the disease forever in all its types and
stages. Every one speaks well Off
Price Sl0O per Bottle. Send stamp for DIR.
Goodale's New Pamphlet on CataTh, It's per-
feet mode Of treatment and rapid cure. Infor-
nation Of priceless value-send or call al once.
c. r. PARKER, Sole Agent, 20 Blocker St,
New York.
Bs-For sale by T. II. LOGAN & Co, and
LOGAN, LIST & CO., Wheeling.
nov28-lyd&w
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as years established i'm n. Y. City"
"Only infallible remedies known"
" Free from PoisOns."
Not dangerous 10 the Human Family"
"Rats come out of their holes 10 die"
nc y BEWARE! :! OF all worthless mutations
Bp-PRISCIPAL DEPOT, 42S BROADWAY, y. Y
Sold by McCABE, KRAFT & CO., LAUGH
LIN & BUSHFIELD, Wholesale and Retail
Agents and all Druggists and Dealers in
Wheeling Va. Wl3-lmd&we
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010S A MONTHl-AGENTS WANTED
81 I'd everywhere, TO introduce the inn
proved ShmC & clark SD Family SeiCing Ma
chine, the oHlV low priced machine in the
country which is licensed by Grover & Baker,
Wheeler & Wilson, Howe, Singer & Co.. and
Bachelor. Al other machines now sold for
less than forty dollars each, are iglfruOeDieT,ts
and the seller and user are Hdble 10 fine and
imprisonment. Salary and expenses, or large
commission, allowed. illustrated circulars
sent free. Address SHAW & CLARK,
may5-3md&w" BiddefOnl, Maine
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HATS AND GAPS.
-. n. PRATHER.

-. n. PRATHER,
No. 20 MAIN STREET
A LWAYS ON HAND A CHOICE AMI
~ varied stock Of Hats and Caps for Mems
and Boys wear.
Being DESTROYS OF establishing a permanent
trade, both in the city and surrounding coun-
try, all those who favor me with their patron
age can rely on being supplied with the best
goods at the lowest figures.
Country merchants are particularly reques-
ted to call and examine my stock.
nOvl4 =. n. PRATHER.
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For Sale.

NIFTY ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND
i adjoining Moundsville Can be sold in
one tract or I'm parcels. Inquire Of
HANSON W. CRISSWELI.
ie}l-tf Attorney nj Law
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Gre1ntelIiaenoer
FOR RENT.

EOH KEN IL.
THE PARSONAGE OF II, JON y :
Church, on Chapline street, one door
north OF First street. centre Wheeling. foS-
session given on the hrst Of september. Also'
FOR SALE,
THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CON
Sfsting OF Bedsteads, Bureaus, Carpets, Chairs
Tables. China, Glassware, bookcases, sc.
iu3iN ]. N. HIGBIE.
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wv w y W
mr.. JOHNSTON.

Member Of the Royal College u Suve0ns
London, Graduate from one Of the mo-, em..
nent Colleges in the United State, ana he
greater part Of whose life has been Isut u
the hospitals Of London, Paris. Philadelphia
and elsewhere. has effected some of Doc most
astonishing cures that were ever known
many troubled with ringing I'm the head and
alarmed NJ sudden sounds haShfllneSs, viii
freduent bluShing attended sometimes wiz
arrangement OF mind, were cupd immei
ately
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MARRIAGE

Reflect that n sound mind and hodyere h'
most necessary requisites 20 promote coNll
bial happiness Indeed, without thee M
Journey through life becomes O weary
grinage. the prospect hourly darkens 20 l.t
view: the mind betOmes shad0wed YIN 4T
pair and filled with the melancholy pf
ton that the happiness Of another leol~
blighted with our own.
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FI.OIrR.
FLOUR.

0k TIERCEs Sugar Cured Hams,
~ 10 Dried Beef,
Just received by
iuli PRYOR, HANDLAN & 60.
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TAKE pARTTCTTAR NOTICE
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by oara'n
practice INDUCED I'm when alone, habit ue-
auently learned nom evil COMPANIONS or 10
school, the effects OF which are nightly ielt
even when asleep. and II not cured, rendei,
marriage impossible. and destroy, both mind
and body, should apply Immediately.
What a pity that young man, The hope Of
his country, the darling OfhiS parents, should
be Snatched from al prospects and eniol
ments Of life. by the consequences Of de'A-
ting from the path 81 nature and ihdu.gR
in "a certain secret habit. such persons. Nl..
haforp contemplating
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rgCURE wARRANTE

II DIRECTIONS ARE FOLLOWED.
90 CAL for Circular descYIbfng Gll-st1nptoDl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-18


The origin Of the potato traffic in Michigan IL recent
that its history be summed up In few words II
inauguraed BY Mr. shoecraft, OF Sturgs st. Joseph
county in tho fall and winter of lsj7-5s He bought az
that time fifteen 10 twenty per bushel according
70 quality, and shipped them 10 New York city. 0f
course tho amount OF his shipments rather small,
since bn few worth shipping could be obtained by him,
aud the facilities Tor transportation not rst class
He packed them in barrels and sent them in return emf
grant cars with number OF men with each lot, to keep
in the 10 prevent the potatoes freezing. He
In 1865 1859 he brought to Michigan,
from New jersey, a quantity OF the variety
brough, by him to the farmers for seed and pledged
himself 10 take in return, at twenty-five cents per bush
OIL all they could raise IN two ycarT from the seed FUR
nished The farmers considered the price offered most
extraordinary one, and gladly took advantage Of the
offer From that time TO this, but six or seven years,
the trade has annually increased and was this year much
larger than ever before Mr. Shoecrafts operations were
originally along the line OF the Michigan Southern Rail
road where the amount ~ production has accordingly
greatly Increased from year TO year. Between white
Pigeon and Hudson u is estimated that there arc more
potatoes shipped than from oil the rest Of the state TO-
gether In most OF the other portions OF the state the
trade Is much the farmers having not yet become
aware OF the importance aud profit Of "a sing pota
toes. This Is particularly the case along The
line OF the Michigan Central Railroad, where the
trade has never been carried on 10 any extent until
within the past two three years. Eghty-one thou
sand eght hundred and fifty bushels have been shipped
from the several stations the line Of this road during
the present season. Tho average price paid was forty
cents per bnsho which gives the round Of s32 TAO
paid 10 the farmers for their potatoes The shipments
ended for the present by the setting in Of cold
weather. The farmers through the region Of country
specified have heretofore and have this year. kept back
the bulk Of their potatoes to sell in the spring. as they
Besides they have them on hand 10 feed to stock In case
they run short OF other food Taking into account the
amount already shipped with The amount still held back
the rnde potatoes IL OF no incondeabc Importance
Michigan has the facilities for furnishing potatoes enough
TO feed the whole people ~ the United States.
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Mutual Coal Companies.

Several complaints have cmanatcd and appeared in the
papers from shareholders in mutual coal companies re-
Gently established in this city. These mutual companies
profess to supply coal at cost, or about four dollars ton
below the regular market price. According TO their
published advertisements each share OF stock entities
The holder 20 ton OF coal per year on the terms CT
prsscd above II appears that the suoscrbcrs are
Morally unable 10 get the coal which they are ent
tied because the contracting company happens 10 nave
either M sunplv or n very inadequate hand In
eases where portion OF the coal has been delivered the
quality Is stated TO have been SO bad as to unfit for
household nee The principle OF mutual stock compa-
ies 4 excellent when honestly carried OUT but there Is
reason TO fear that not few of these organizations,
profcssedly mutual mere spccnaons for the benent
IN before they invest In them In the hope a
obtaining good coal cheap
Nvw YorK. Dec. IL. 1896.
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NKw ORLEANS, Dec IL, 1896.
General winfield Scott arrived this morning from New
York on the steamer Mcclellan. salute fred -
his honor.
The steamer De Soto, hence FOR Pascagoua, explode6
her boiler, killing four persons, scalding four Others
and wounding the pilot and second engineer.
Tn the Louisiana Legislature a bill introduced pro-
vidng twenty thousand dollars for disabled federal and
Confederate soldiers and citizens bureau.
The cotton crop in the parish Of Nachitoches, L.,
amounts TO four hundred bales all told In the TerTs
Bonnie parish tho yield Of cotton and sugar very small
The Galveston cotton market gave way advice Of .
decline here and a, New York. Holders we're unwilling
to yield Stock offering is light mddling at 2sc, specie,
exclusive Of revenue tax Sight exchange on New York
PAR a I discount frcghts TO New York Ike Exc;
by steamer TO Liverpool, 1t4d.
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HENRY NJ. MoRYir, OF BALTIMORE.

HENRY NJ. MoRFiT, OF BAITlMOhh.
This well known Washington lawyer died at Baltimore
on the 1st inst, aged seventy In 1880 the rccog
milton by the United States Of the Independence OF Texas
was under consideration he was appointed by President
Andrew jackson special commissioner TO ascertain the
political, civil and military condition OF that country-a
delicate and important trust, which he executed with
fidelity About ten years ago he took up his residence
in Baltimore, and in 1851 was chosen one OF the
representatives OF that city in the Legislature OF
Maryland.
THE WIDOW OF GOVERNOR BIssELL OF ILLINOIS.
The widow OF the late Governor William X Bssci, Of
Illinois, died suddenly In BelviIlc, Ill., on December O.
She daughter of Governor Kane. and adv OF nne
accomplishments and exemplary life.
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SATURDAY, Dec 1916 r. NJ
ASHES -Roceips, Is packages. The market was quiet
at yesterday qucta ons.
BpEApsrurrs Receipts a. SOS bbs -four, 300 BUSH
els oats and $50 do. rye. The demand for State and
Western -four less active but prices. though heavy
were without material alteration. The sales comprised
$500 bbls. at quotations suboinei Southern -four
was unchanged in every respect The sales were 400
bbs Canada -four was in moderate demand and prices
we're steady. The sales $50 bills. Rye -four
dull hut prices wore nominaly UNMARRIED Corn meal
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succe d. and CLOSING thai .ncy
The daily rnnsa In Amer stocks are enormous;
but u TO DO expected r IN bears and bulls their fan
ces arc unaccountabe. For instance OF all nvetwen-
ties they will only touch those II tn rst ISSUE and Of
the other loans they will taste Of none but those issued
before tho war; and payable 1872 aud 1881. They de-
light In Illinois shares but are perfect as
70 State stocks.
In Frankfort tho transactions in American stocks form
the most important branch OF the daily operations and
as u Is not essential condition that cash be paid FOR
them on the subsequent day, large class OF spe utors
op rate 1Primo and s'Siedio he first and middle OF
tho month"; and pay receive the difference between the
Official prices Of those days In all other respects thers
Is no essential difference between the Amsterdam and
German stock business.
Az good deal has been written In the United States
about the General feeling OF European bankers regarding
the contraction Of the currency II may not be out o.
place to remark that Of those speakers and writers
who prccnd express the sent ments OF Dutch or GER
man capital SITS rather reflect their wishes than
those OF foreigners have spoken on the subject with
inc leading bankers and have found that though ey ai
advocate contraction OF the currency they are still
anxious that shca!d be dnno gradually without
disturbing the commercial prosperity Of the country.
They rightly argue that sudden contraction of the cur
rency must necessarily All 10 depreciation OF United
states securities that tho European markets will DO
flooded with them for the purpose Of obtaining IN return
shipments Of specie, and that more injury would
be done 20 tho financial credit OF tho country by
such hasty conversion than by prolonged con-
tinuaDce OF an rrede 'matf paper currency II - very
generally believed that the annual surplus OF revenue
tho national expenditure will SUN to withdraw
from circulation an .e paper crr ncy wns e or lou
has been caused By appccnded neasurs for the sud
don contraction Of the cdrren y.
IL may not DO known in Now YORK AZ 1t Is pretty gen
orally hero that Mr. Mculioch proposes 10 encourage
ia .esncnts In United st;ics stocks by maxim the
tcrest payable on the leading Exchanges Of Europe.
This IL wise measure and VIII be OF great advantage 10
small capitalists, who do not Ike TO make their income
dependent the variable fuctaation n exchange,
willie tho benefit 10 The government will consist Ia
imn nscly increased demand for their securities by
class OF who do not buy for the akc Of selling ain
at the first sign OF financial dsiurban IS hut who intend
keep them until pa Of NJ gold TIC time Is favorable
for this MEASURE bea there but very few stocks
at present that command the confidence oil capitalists.
Austria R;s Ia, Italy and spain III the very worst
nanc condition. and lhsc countries that solv cul
such a. England and Holland afford their creditors
more than three per cent There arc there ore,
immens capitals awaiting some such measure as pro-
posed by Mr. McCuloch bc transferred from tho Eu
ropean 10 the American market
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FRE,Gs continued duh for grain hut cotton offered
To Liverpool, 900 bushels wheat at 5kd 400 bales
cotton AZ ed 1924 per senmer. 1000 bushels corn
800 bales cotton at "a To LONDON 300 bbs flour at
Is Cd 900 do olcakc at L. 10a The charters were
a British brig to Mars alles, Genoa, Leghorn Naples,
petroleum. IS Danish brig To Pcrnambuco and Bahia,
95c 81 gold port charges paid at Pernambuco; brig
south side Cuba TO New York sugar. Co., $500 in
gold; one 70 Trim dad Cuba and back sugar o9c and
cedar S:2 per w. Portland. slaves and shocks,
5000; one to Boston, slaves, $11; Bremen ship to
Melbourne. a ship 10 Hong Kong aud shanahae u
bark Bucnos Ayrcs, Danish brig 10 Pernambuco and
Marsnham, British bark from Philadelphia TO Aspin
wall coal; a now schooner four VOYAGES 10 Confucgos
ard back To- port north OF Hateras British brig to
81 Jago Cuba and back, and schooner l41 tons, to
Key West aud Apaachicola, on private terms.
HorT were in moderate request and previous full
prices we're easily obtained The sales embrace 1876
bales at from Toe 33c for old crop and SIC 6Oc for
new crop, MS to quality.
MOIA>TS inactive, but prices remained the same.
We heard Of sales of sufcent importance 10 report
PgTFoLEJM.- here was greater activity in both crude
and refined, and prices werc tirmcr. The sales were
about 1900 bbs, at Axe. axe on the spot, and
FOR December and January delivery, 66c. 07sc for
refined in bond, and sic q soc for free -.
PROVISIONS Receipts, ~ bbs pork, GOA do beef 100
pckgs. cut meats 2ls kegs lard The pork market was
irregular, opening rmcr and closing heavy and some
what lower with sales o. mess at $2s rs regular. The
sales were principally for present delivery embracing
5000 bbls. nj S2s IS 80 37 for mess and $2j S25
so for prime moss The bet market was steady with =
fair demand The sales covered 200 bbls. at $ll ia
for pinin mess and Sl4 s17 for extra mess. Beet
hams were in moderate demand and triHc nrmer,
though not qno;aby higher ghe sales were
300 bbs. at 1872 s35 for State and Western.
Bacon ruled 10 extent IN buyers favor; the sales
confined 10 700 bbs mostly Cumberland cut, for
carly delivery AZ l4lsc for February sold at i4c
Cut meats IN moderate request nj much larger
prices; the sales 800 pkgs at 1lc 13c for should
ers; 1c a lie for hams. The lard market steady
with fair demand; tho sales 600 pks. at l6c. a
20,.c Butter steady but rather quiet OF 25c, q
3sc for Western and BE Doe FOR State the latter rate
an extrsne for fancy lots Cheese dull at lac.
Ice for common To prime lact0ry-mad
Ricn unchanged, with only small jobblng sales fol
consumption.
sUaAR-Raw was dull and dropping; the sales were
100 hhds Cuba nuscovado at l3t4c. Refined was alsc
heavy, and nominaly friiio In buyers favor. We
quoc:-StandaSd hards, 1890. 1Sxc
TOBACCO unchanged in every particular, the mar
kct continuing very quiet for all kinds We note sale,
of SO Connecticut at 16c., and 10 filters
TIC. also 20 hhds. Kentucky at zoe. &c.
WHrEEy.-Rccepts, 200 bbls Tho market ruled
rather more steady under better demand We note
sales Of 200 bbls. at 81 81 a 81 j.
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Wheat wns again DC &C. in sellers favor under
continued good demand from local buyers The sales
81 90 81 so for Chicago spring and 81 60 81 SO for
Milwaukee club. The market rather less
active and somewhat heavy though prices without
decided change. The sales confined to 40, 900
bushels SOC. 95c for nnsound and 98c for sound
mixed Western IT. demand for oats also more
moderate though prices remained firm. The sales
at 49, 53c for unsond and 60c. 63c for sound Rye
was inactive, but unchanged. Malt and barley were
neglected and prices ruled entirely nominal; 6500
bushels Of the latter sold at 81 for State.
c. rr-Thc demand continued good, both for cargoas
and in inbing way The sales $50 bags Rio
Escape and 34s0 ba do, Poux, private terms;
both lots taken on speculation.
(or'OS.-The market was without decided change.
The sales 700 bales at onr annexed quotations.:
IyaIa. L. lE.lsI a n
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than q hundred thousand francs ycar. For
this IN q vulgar coare woman, who f0r years ago
was very cheap resident OF the Quarter a'in sings
two vulgar songs In sfery vulgar style Last winter me
wa all the rage IL the highest circles The Prin ess
Meternich took lessons from her in her pecuhM
style Of singing and hen bro gh her OFT at one OF her
soirees This winte IL Is said she Will De the rage
again and have even heard intimated that she 1uld
be called 70 the Tunres. do not believe H. Inc EN-
press still sheds ortain purifying Influence around the
Court and cannot believe she will suffer TINS Great re
nyho In N Yorn would be singing ia some lager beer
saloon) 10 enter its circle .
Trades people are complaining terribly OF the omp'i
ness of Paris Tie fact is, that the large majority OF
those who left escape st stay away to avnc cho-
ers: and although nothing is now said about IT, am Az
sured by q reliable medical man thai thcrc are sun
about thirty cases day in Paris. This to DO sure Is
noth,nr In a atty of two millions Of inhabi-
tants: but 1t Is enough TO keep strangers u0m
coming here or citizens from relnrhns. inc
return NJ the imp,ria family from Compe2ne Wnch
viii tac MACE abnu, the 20:h of December, will rroba
bly, be the signal for general pienago 'o"aius WY
capital. -.
hss anonr yeur already commenced
Dr Thomas W. Evans, the who makes cvrn ms
,mperie Majesty SHIELD his jaw, or else holda Tor hin
gave splendid entertainment on Tuesday even's az
house In the Avenue 10 Impcaircc TO about ndred
American gentlemen This was entirely stag pamy,
and was KEEP. up iii The small hours Mrs Biseiow rave
q charming party Wednesday evening, ~ w'ich were
present ladies and gentlemen from all portions 81 the
country The cye9ing very mich cnivcncd by tue
fine musical performances Of Mr. ). Edwards Haner,
young New Yorker who Is studying the piano ~ WIN
the celebrated Stanmaty and who viii next year enter
The Conservative predict tina. this young American
pianist viii yet MAKE great name and reputation.
John Mitchell Is dving quietly over in the LatiD quar-
Ter hear that he Is quit. ILL., and sees noDuuy Coo
radio Jcwctt Il sti. tho Grand Hotel cuts an Immense
splurrc Il not IL, II all and SEES cvtryhody no can.
Whether he will renew his attempts upon the PEI on oI
the EmperorI am ao in.ormcd, although ~ Is penoaoie
that no will as his present business aris is the ar
rangcmrnt of n Congress OF sovareisns 70 meet nero
daring the Worlds ExhibilOn
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The indications that the aggregate for the i
sason viii reduce the loss given above about ten