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AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITAL.
Senator Cattelps Declension.
FROM EUROPE.
French Defeats-Captured Villages

LONDON, Dec. 10.-The Duke of Mecklenburg
reports severe battle with the Army of the
Loire at Beaugency, where the French were
reinforced. Fifteen hundred prisoners and six
guns were taken. The remainder of the French
army Is on the road to Bourges, captured or
beaten. Another account says that after the
fight of the 7th the Bavarians threatened Beau
gency and the forest of Marchnoix. The French
were reinforced, but the Prussians took Bra
want, Beaumont Mossay, and Beaugeuey. On
the 9th Bonvalet, Villerceau, and Bernay were
captured by the Prussans.
The LuxemburR Question.
LONDON, Dec 10.-The rumor that Russia re-
pudiates the treaty of 1857 neutralzng the ter
ritory of Luxembourg, is to be accepted guard
edly. 1t is regarded here as extremely improba-
BILE that Bismarck would at this time thus defy
Belgium and the Netherlands.
The Aru,,stice Rumor.
LONDON, Dec. 10.-The rumor Of an armstice
is utterly unfounded.
The Bombardm emit of Paris
BERLIN, Dec. 10-The bombardmeut of Paris
is not dictated by any special influences, but
will be put into effect for solely military reasons.
The New Levies
of the Landwehr destined for a reserve
division which will reinforce the army in the
field.
ruTis Daitooh NeWs-r.euc" EeTsion OIL the
LILLE, Dec. 10.-General Dhenecourt, who
has arriAed here by balloon from Paris, says,
on the Both of November and the Cd of Decem-
ber there were victories for the French, and
that the Prussians lost fifteen thousand pri-
soners and six guns.
He states that Paris suffers no priyations,
that agreement of populations is good. and that
the object OF his journeyis to insure coincidence
Ill Al
Ham and St. Quentin have been occupied by the
French.
Bank of Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 10.-The Bank of Rus
sia has advanced its rate of discount from to 9
per cent.
American Securities. -
FRANKFORT, Dec. 10.-United States bonds
of 1862 are quoted at 9414.
Another French Defeat before Paris.
VERSAILLES, Dec. 10.--The French, assuming
the offensive before Paris in large force were
repulsed at nightfall after days artillery fight
The Prussian loss WAS slight few French
prisoners were taken.
General MaptenneI
was in Dieppe on Friday. The French at Ham
captured detachment of Germans, with artil-
lery.
| nreohleHburg and His Duchess
LONDON, Dec. 13.-The Duke of Mecklenbure
telegraphs to his Duchess devout announce
ment of the victory of Meung on the 9th. The
Journal du HaUre says the Army of the Loire
was reinforced to the extent of forty thousand
men.
Death of Mrs. slidelI.
The wife of John Slidell died recently at
Brighton.
| The Eastern Question.
| Won Beust's despatch of Dec. 8 to Gortseha-
koff is expected to lead to an understanding g
between England and Russia.
Diplomatic Change.
THE HAGUE, Dec. 11.-General Van Mulken.
Minister of War, replaces as the Foreign
Minister, DR.. Van Limburg, resigned.
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and prices were without change No sales were
made of State or city securities.
few shares of Reading were made at $3.50
51%; Pennsylvania at 6lsI@62; Little Sohuyi-
Kill at AZ, and Camden aud Amboy at 1900
1875. 371S was bid for Catawissa preferred,
and 2711 for Philadelphia and Erie.
In the balance little or nothing was done. A
few shares of Pennsylvania Canal sold at % aud
q single share of Farmers and Mechanics at 122
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 .Tklrd street
FIRST BOARD.
o"" .so"" C''' Isss 3 So rssas RE- q. *
$1,000 Q m 6s, ss l2o dolls .s6wn. 81
bb&in.. 94s1 ~ dolls. 50
100 sh Reading r :. bl5I So do. S2
20 do....cs. b1Tl is do .s5wn 90
Ice do. .s1ewn. b1x 20 sh Cam q Am R.ii9
g., 81 ss M LII IAt Sci Sch r. r 90. az 6 do......;c Clip
100 sh Ia Cnl Six. 70 So do......ls.1 .119x
MEssRs DE HAvER q BROTHER, No. 40 8. Third
street. Philadelphia, report the following quotations:
u. g. es OF 1881, l1sks11e16: do. 1852 l07;S@O7s
new, 109s@i10; DO. 1851 do. i0oyS@11OJS; do 1868
do. 110n@1i0x; 10<0s, 1868 91O6H. U. s. 80 Year
8 per cent Currency lloh91lOH; Gold, 1l0Ha
HOS; Silver, l06ta10s; Union Pacific Railroad
1st Mort Bonds, s000s10; Central Pacific Railroad i
sl6@s2o; Union Pacific Land Grant Bonds, 620a65Q.
MEssBs WILLIAM PAINTER d Co., No. 80 q, Third
street, report the following quotatiens:-U. g. es OF
1881, 11sH@ll3z; b20s OF 1852, 1072<a108; do 1884,
10I6 @10IA; do. 1886, 107K@l07%; do, July, 1e6n
109Z@110X do, July, 1861, 110@i1OA: do. July,
1868, 110H@l102; 90. 1o40, 106Ha106% u. 8. PacIde
RR. Cy. 6s, 110H@1l0A. Gold, 1l06eS110X.
N!RR LADNKR, Brokers, report this morning
m a n
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Baltimore Produce nr.rLsr.

BALTIMORE Dec. ls.-Cotton dull and nominal :
Imiddling uplands 14xc. low middDg, 14k@l4Lc
Flour more active ana steady; Howard Street SUI
pernne s6@560; do extra, s69615 do. family 1915
@S25; City Mills supertne, s5@7 do. Ktra, S6'25
67b; do family, sI'I5@lO; Western superene, s4T5
OOPS; do. extra. s5'75@6 25 do. family Sc 5OS7 25
Wheat steady, and some grades command better
sl60; prime TO ckice red. 81 600 60 fair 10 good
81 l0@lbo; common, 81 l691 80; Ohio and Indiana
81 3S@140. Corn closed weak; white, 7sc. yellow
71Q72c. Oats active 1t blS52c Provisions nominal
and unchanged. Whisky sells Of ESQ
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new York Money and stock Market.

per cent Gold, 1lOX b-9Os, 1862, coupon, 1919 do
1854, do, ,IIk IoIk; do: 1865, do. iO1&; do
lO-4Os. 1867; Virginia es, new. So; Missouri
6s, s2ys; Canton Co, e7l: Cumberland preferred,
90 N. Y. Central and Hudson River, 92; Erie
24 Reading, 1O4; Adams Express Co., 65H;
Michigan Central, l20H Michigan Southern, 93JS ;
Illinois Central, ls4; Cleveland and Pittsburg,
1O6; ; Chicago and Rock Island 10sk; Pitts
burg and Fort Wayne, s41E; Western Union Tele
graph 4bA.
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RlNANCE AND COMMERCn.
xvEsrsg TEIzssApH oyyTcz.

The bank statement for the week ending last
night is rather unfavorable to the market as
compared with several that have preceded it,
but the change is not likely to affect the market
to any extent. There is decrease in deposits
of $685. 752, in specie of 1926, 100, and in legal
tenders of $14l, ,079. The loans, however, have
expanded $3.50, Az showing liberal disposition
TO accommodate. The clearings show a heavy
falling off in business, but those of the preced-
ing week were excessive leaving still a large
margin in favor of the last weeks transactions.
Gold opened at 1l011 and closed at about
1903. The market continues quiet.
4 limited business was transacted in stocks,
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Gambetn,s Armlstiee Pss,pon.d.

to Lsurier on Friday says that encouraged by
the continued resistance of the Army of the
Loire, he (Gambetta) has resolved to postpone
the request for an armistice, and remain with
the army.
A despatch from the special correspondent of
tie Tribune at Tours, on Friday, says that war
a routrance is more firmly resolved on than
ever. Cremieux and Fourichon were to go to
Bordeaux that evening
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. l3.-Cotton dull sales 1900 bales
uplands at 1bA Orleans at 1870. Flour quiet and
without decided schange sales OF IL GEO barrels.
Wheat quiet; sales 900 bushels now spring at
q 137H@ 3s red Western at 81 144&1l6. Corn heavy
sales OF $1,000 bushels new mixed Western at
Ohio at 61s62c Western at 6o@6lH 80. Beef steady.
Pork inactive. Lard heavy; steam, IH@12Kc
kettle. 12g.6l3c Whisky quiet at 94c.
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MEMORANDA.

Steamer Leopard, Hughes, hence for Boston, SID
from Holmes Hole eth inst, and was tOwed into
New Bedford yesterday by the steamer Panther
with her machinery disabled.
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CLEARED THIS MORNING.


IA AM.........4 As IL A. M.......52-9 P. NJ. ..... d
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Steamer Tacony, Nichols, New York, w. M. Baird
str Bristol Wallace, New York, w. P. Clyde q co.
Br. bark }, X. Hea Graham, London, L. Wester-
sc6r Thomas snnickson Dlckerson, Providence,
schr Charles E. Jackson, Cullen, Lynn, do.
Schr Samuel G. Hart, Kelly New Bedford, do.
Schr ]. w. Hine, Lane, New Haven, do
schrJ. w. Telegraph, Baker, Providence, do.
Tug Hudson, Nicholson, Baltimore, with tow OF
Tug Chesapeake, Merrihew, Hayre de-G Grace, with a
tow OF barges, w. p clyde Co.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
dence with mdse to D. +. stetson Z Co. ''''D '''~
Steamer j. s. Shriver Webb, 18 hours from Balti-
Steamer Ann Eliaa' RcSsrds, "a hours H ireS S New
York, with mdse. to w. p. Clyde Co.
Br. bark Thomas Swendsen, from Havana. with
iron to Isaac Hough Aerris-vesse to Warren 6
sc6r F. R. Baird, Ireland, 5 days from Boston, in
ballast to s. L. Merchant & Co.
Schr George p. Twiggs, Sinnickson, from Glou-
r schr Annie May. Baker, from Marblehead, with
mdse. TO Warrington Co.
SGhr Ida L., Bearse, from Boston, with oil to
Schr Manaway, Hampton, from Bridgetop, with
mdse. TO w. p. Clyde Co.
Schr K. NJ Femerick, Daisey, from Lanes Cove,
with granite TO Barker * Bros.
Schr Francis, Gibbs, from Hallowell, Me-, with
Schr Ii. Macomber, Williams, from New York,
with salt.
Schr r. Hii Smith, from New York.
Schr Elyie Davis, Davis, do.
Schr Edith b. EvermaR, Corson, from Boston
Schr L. s. LeveriDg, Corson, do.
Schr N. w. Mcgee, Ketehum, do.
SchT j. s. Shndler, Adams do.
Schr Admiral, Brown, do.
Schr James S. Hewitt, Corson, do.
Schr George Nevenger, Smith, do.
Schr E. Sinnickson, Winsmore, rom Lynn.
Schr Charles E. Smith, Hanson. from Providence
Schr Clara Mulferd, from New Haven
Tug Thos. Jefferson, Allen, from Baltimore with q
tow or barpes TO W. p. Clyde Co.
Tug G. b. Hutchings. Davis, from Hayre- Grace.
with a tow OF barges to w. r. Clyde Co.
eFy- Schr Emma B. Shaw, arrived yesterday from
Wilmington, N. O., is consigned to Patterson & LIP
pincott
Brig j. Conll from Windsor, n. S.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE,
For additiona, Marins News see Inside Pages.
(By Cdbk.)

LONDON, Dec. lo-The Tres Hermanos from Ha-
yana, with sugar. awaits orders at Falmouth.
(By Tsegreph.)
NEW YORK, Dec. Is. Arrived steamships Co
lumbia, from Glasgow; and England and City Of
Dublin, from Liverpool.
FORTREss MONROE, Va, Dec. 1s. - Arrived, ship
Hosnago, from Valparaiso for orders
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srArE OF THERMoMKTER AT THE EVENING TELEGRA PH
OFFICE.
IA. M......4 As IL A. M.......52-2P p. M. ba
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MtoiauL

MtlNaS2s92PRtAo yH Il. X 2.s!s. R AxS g
tss seSis:!Is .yc saS s@ssis.SS ier% and re %pS:
depressing influence checking the development
ss ~ yoSis .esoS and sen, n:
$S1.a' ordn sns sas
scenes o. the city, ths Roysr, Of the body 90 much
thoughts are turned inward. StoH ,6s@.siys. e'''
0osRa @ w sRnSy S SPssm
which Nature TO show her saving power n dfruInE
health Alas increase of appetite has grown .whs,
.Od On the snSTss' Of ss .sn are snd
we vteS snt %na aadsso
a s Ss ssd sa1.S
''3fsi sTfys Of xTTfRa;9 UhS Or
arising from sxeeeses or early indtcreon. stenee cd
IIon s e ss.. 'C9F sss sS~ Slasu!g e
s% SS. T S H HSTIST q q Ssis
sscs. cSld fsst E.ssiSi"s;', DSn:s. q xi;iSn.
acs Hands: YlH.hns oiIfs Body bTns:: q Inc ssin;
10 the Hses HcsS meas Of he kysiia. fr.aasn
sRS Los. u GsGt was, q H soSy
S Ss b aSS b sS'ss s5 Gos %Rts
ihey moro dread ioI Pear Of hsm,sy.. 10 h'Po.e q
fnno No o Sse Ss s but
aas;s u SLOWED 10 60 SnwsSh p TINS
er. Faulty, and Epilepuc Fits. ia one OF which the
During ihe superintendence OF Or. wilson AZ the
Boomn Asylum this sad result ed to two
patients reason had for mo lett them and both died
OF eplcnsy They were OF Don sexes ana about twenty
Year, OF age.
Who say that these not frequently toll
lowed by thoac direu diseases Insanity and ConSumI
ton? The records OF the insane Asylums, and the mel
& dSs'h, by bear ample wines to
most melancholy exhibition appears The eountensnce
= actually sodden and quite de,titpte-neher Mrth or
Gie ever visits t. should sound OF the voice oce ur.
II " rarely Aruculate.
Low. su,lcu sounds their grief begulied"
whilst regret the eXs'enre OF the above diseases
ana symptoms we are prepared TO offer an invaluable
gin OF chemistry TOT the removal Of the
HELNBoLDs HIOnLY CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
bUcnu. There IL tonic like IT, II Is ADchor OF
hope TO the surgeon aud patient and This 10 the tertino
ny OF all who have used OF prescribed n.
sold by Druggists and Dealer. everywhere. Price
81 % bottle, bottles for 1850 Delivered to
address Describe symptoms in ali municatious.
Address II. T. HELMBOLD
Drug and Chemical Warehouse
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AT427 GREESWICH sT.-Rneumatlsm and
N dyspepsia cured; Jas H. Anderson, Esq, SO Broad
way. ana many Others. Advice tree.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, and complaints OF either
IN ser cured Immediately by nr EVANS, ~ Chatham
st. Physical ygor restored nv his Elixir OF Life.
oJ nnn REWARD for any case OF disease.
oil .OOO mercurial rheumatism, weakness, de.
bUity, nervousness, &C. that Dr RICHAuSS GOLDEN
REMEDIES fal to cures hours nom "a N: toeP NJ.
Circulars sent. Address. or apply to DR.. RICHARDS.
No. rs varick ST., New York.
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q opartn,rsbip Bottles.

DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNGR
- Notice Is hereby given that the c)partnorshp
heretofore sxstiEg under tn firm name and style u
GORDON & KELLOGG and composed ot 7. l.. q rdoa
and ". Kellogg under the wall II lus". on the cor
ner OF 9TH and south 5th stS In the Eastera District
tie city Of Brooklyn is this day dissolved by muluI
consent. The business OF the s1ld arm VIII he seti
By L.. &. Gordon, the duly constituted agent Of 7. L
Gordon, At the store afores Aid
brooklyn, u. D., March !, 1910.
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qropOsals.

DROPOsAI.s FOR CONDESsED MILK
Il New York March I, iS0.-Sealed prOpos ais will he
received by the Commissioners VI Public Charities and
Correction, at their ONCE until March 49, at O'clock
J. NJ loI supplying TO the several Institutions under
their charge condensed milk OF the best quality Tor ons
year commencing on the LIST OF Apnl next " ~
Parties proposing for the above Will submit samples
standard foI future delivery, WV
Satisfactory security viii be required for tho faithful
performance OF the contract and the Board reserves TO
itselI the right TO reject all oners not deemed by them
Further Information may be obtained on application
a. their ONCE. JAMES BOWEN,
ISAAC BELL,
OWEN w. BRENNAN
JAMES H. NICHOLSON
Commits
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A NCHOR LINE PASSAGE TICKETS
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STEAMBOATS, arS Euilruao,.

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IN PURSUANCE OF An order OF tDc ig"yy
the county OF New YORK, notice Is here sia'" t.a
persons having claims against Jouh ltts' O." ,5gtsI
tho city fNew YORK (cpntrac or docea ra go ~ 4.
~ same win vouchers phe,s,, % Tue u ..oS an
thglI once Centre =. IN the city Of New lo'A'o"
before The 10th t.Ay OF Nav 1870.
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WnIfe.


vr> uo-,
>~-->e>o,>ess'e"''et,, ,o,--ce-
AT CARPENTERS Employment House. cor.
useful men.
A SMART boy wanted to serve paper route, about
~ year; o. age Apply "ii' 7'h Az" near i''h st.
RI,ACKs MITU. VINO mnst be . good horse
~ shoer. JAMES HARTLEY Fordham sV' near eh
A YOUNG MAN wanted accustomed to csrpen
Bowety
"A blacksmith. shop. cor 9Th st. and sh y.
ENTs and speS SP s. !o sns IA
INV az STvn a. ,e.rn rad. ~ xsa,, old.
Is carpsnter preferred. Addre,. oRoRGE SMITH,
DOy wANTEO-To run GRAND. must write
EMPLOYER, DO, 100 sun once, .--.-----
ID loS Dleecker. Sc Call between and s.
my wANTRn for a faotorv AT 1 parx niace
Is Soom Is ''' ''O''''' ~ p'''''
BPoam WisANThD 10 WORK At 'os'nsr' u Nassau ST.
boy to feed a double ruling machine. % and i0i VII.
- Ham ~ =, ----------
tASD stRfG4. 50. 49, sun slns:e rl'' NDr.
~
l App, :" Is Wooster v: vac 9. c. ALEXANDER:
nj a.. near III a., wiiiismsbursR "O'' ~ ''''"
o snnS nd eSns ms Apply T"
@,Tnn ,; ana -. c,,., wanted none Sa, rood
wortmen need po appIy, also. boy 70 learn The
trade. Apply ate New Bowery.
PAGER wsn,ed-A hoy about 70 wears old. who
lions. a0l Fulton St
on stove, hollow ware. or pipe patterns. sSi West
eS'.,. raw, ~ xrv NJ al, ,,,n,. .,,lais. to
sTocer such az 20, ' 9sp s.arcs bucihs' bAcsnS'
GnoE,I. ., two team, on third.
= class work. at cents nl'9 geqd eSits5 on serge
work. IL. IAshhh, OF warren ~.
Mork al u Ne.sy st WA"'So-N III" team Oh "'"e'
cuop CTrTER WANTRD--ess Myrtle ay--
= Bfooklyn.. "''
ana permansnt en,pIoyment Apply at Is Cha st.. atS
O'clock A. H. '
%ss 9 SsfT
Williams 60 beyoe st. wiiiiamsb1rsh
,u,YPE NETTING taught for TWENTY-FIVE dollars.
L Apply a. sspEueo At. room 8.
i waraer." Apply 10 ". a sTRATTJy' IS Cedar Ct.
w M
ofseo 20 sM energetic pen enn maze ron 70 {io
Gay; hSPy TO 'orA"' MONTGOMERY Co.,
WANTEp7A COCO ssT;Iss:: trimmer and = one
KEY carriage maker corner OF Hoyt and Livingston
sts. Brookiyn.
AVANTED-A good practical tsilori must under.
w stand custom cutting and taking orders address
salary \, c1pec,ed iO'' 0'A'' wiz" ''"V''' anu
-
w Or foIibe "a Sii.,s psrsacr. RAM D. for terms
annlv Al ID lrrison al New York Gre omcnts
offered
NXrANTRD-R coach body makers for panel work
pos rmn si a'sy &c 70 10 Iimsaepha Apply 70
ats hSr Vase n ore "a shee'u y" per NOUN
XNhNTED-Ay young man who thoroughly under
w stand driving horses aud Harvesting double team
reference required Inquire COZ ner ll3th ST. and th Av
Harlem, after IL O'Clock.
-, S,ry,, - = 49, - - - ..s
NJ ANIEu a gpDlsnoe ru'tet al,o oppy " p unvn
nl E
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hi RCEIYER,. sALK BY ONnaN Of ~:

TX FEEnr 1STIRfN ,B'f.c'7T 9 MI 0fIt
estate and effects OF the Golclnla COD tug sl', s
sell at public auction by JOHNSON WI, az
March u, 1850, at "a O'Clock, all the rca rs.i 'nI|l
property Of sad company, L. Wi 80 ac'i' yl.iS
containing gold bearing quartz. sltuAt' ut 80 lo"g
OF Ascot Canada East, lGnd parla y 'tN .31'' la
saw mill, two farm houses, barn All oi.H9 uI t IN
thereon also 4 large lot OF valuable utNtNl'V'' "
IN ming purposes, now on Tho hand,
Fun particulars h. DO had u "a. sr1'e ~ ..,,a
q. II. STARR. Rccot.r, ~ trdh"
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GlusiIIl ynstIum,nls.

A GREAT OFFER.-HORACE WATERS. No
N ElBroadwsy, will dispose OF 100 Pianos, Meodeons,
and Organs OF ak nrstciaH makers. including CHICK
month. or will take from Is to SIS monthly until paid
The same TO let, and rent money applied II purchased
A LADY vii dispose OF. tor ans handsome piano.
N forte; modern style ami improYeme Its celebrated
makers splendid tone IN perfect order - Third 81
basement door.
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tlrot,sslumI darOs.

Professional 6aros.
hR. OLIN, % Bond st, New YORK OF Union. wide
IJfeputatlon once pArlOTs. eptton waiting uurs.
Ing and sleeping rooms the most complete In America
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Etn,obals.

ID EMOvAI.-ISAAC ARNSTElN. Pavnhroker,
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THE WEEKLY sUS.

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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-21
LOUIS LKvI, an old merchant
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with Masonic honora

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