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SATURDAY, JANUARY aOth,

At O'clock A. n, on the prlmlses. The Farm Is
one OF the best in Belmont county; the soil OIL
the best lime stone; over 100 acres under cultlYa
ton, the balance we'll timbeted. Upon the Farm
10 large Brick Dwelling, having an excellent
spring OF never falling water in the yard, large
Barn, Mix House and other OuthouSes. Also, q
double Log House, suitable for q tenant house,
and an orchard Of choice fruit The Farm can
be easily div ded by the county road into two
nearly equal parts, and make two farms OF 70 70
IS acres each, and would make excellent Garden
or Dairy farms, being whiting one.half mile Of
the ferry at the loot Of the Island. "
The Coal IL Of the best quality, fully equal "a
any about Wheeling. The tract will be sold
as whole or In parcels, and either with or
without the coal, as may suit purchasers, or The
land and coal will be sold separately II desired.
TERMS OF SALE-one-third cash in hand, bal
ance In two equAlpAyments ofone and two years
with interest from day Of sale. !ElH no
For information inquire on the premises, or 81
Stone d Thomas, Wheellng,or .r.r I'll. ..
.uI- JAMES KELSY, Administrator.
jams ..... West Wheeling, Ohio.
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.MUD.-The depth OF mud yesterday,
on the streets would have done no dis
credit to March when the frost is "com
ing out" of the earth. Many of the streets
presented the appearance Of miniature
lakes Of semiauid mud, to navigate
which, it was both dangerous and diff
cult. Teams plunged and floundered
throwing oil at tangents streams of the
mixture, TO the great discomfort OF per.
sons passing along the payements. How
many coats Of immaculate broad.cloth
and dresses oil richest silk were literally
sprinklcd in the. manner indicated, we
had no means Of ascertaihing, but we are
confident that numbers were "well.nigh
ruined" The wearcrs' tempers, also, sui.
iered to an extent almost fearful to con.
template We trust 1t will be sometime
before duplicate of yesterday, in the
way Of mud, is sent US. Over head
everything was lovely; under,foot, every.
thing was disagreeabIe. p fatN
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The RENTAL PLAN, at sheib's.

CHRIS. HISS, merchant tailor, corner
Main and Quincy streets, solicits the at,
tention of gentlemen to his fall and winter
stock oil ready made clothing, consisting
of cloths, cassimeres, vestings, all new,
and comprising every style popular at the
East. With superior stock, a tirstclass
cutter, and the best workmen obtainable,
l can guarantee my work, and that my
prices will be satisfactory. q. HISS,
Corner Mainland Quincy streets.
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, January 11.-An address from
the upper house Of the Rcichsrath calls
the attention Of the Crown 10 the manifest
increase Of discomfort among tire subjects
Of tue various portions OF the Empire
arising from the recent disagreement
and particularly opposes the increase Oh
taxation for military purposes. tr
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To KEEP THE PRAcE-A boy named
Melvin Mcvay was arrested, yesterday,
and taken before Esqr. Hammer 70 an.
swer the charge of throwing stones at the
sign OF q Mr.. Homer, in Centre Wheeling.
The lad was required to give security to
keep the peace specified period. 4 81.
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THE LECTURE To.NIGHT.-The sale Of
reserved seats to Miss Meholin's lecture
commenced at stanton's yesterday morn.
ing, and went off at pretty lair rate. To
enable every one to hear Miss NJ. the price
has been fixed at fifty cents, and that
should bring out full house. Call this
morning and make your selections,
thereby avoiding the delay and confusion
Of the door. .---.s
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National Woman Suffrage A.saeia.

WASHINGTON, january 1.-THE Ma.
tional Womans Suffrage Association con.
tinued its sitting to-day Mrs. Gordon, oil
California, gave an account Of the move.
ment in that State Mrs. Anthony eulo.
gized Wick Woodruff, saying she would
compare in moral or Intellectual sense,
with politicians and public men. Mrs,
Hooker read a piece of poetry. The bal.
ance Of the programme comprised other
speeches, songs, &c. Theodore Banks,
(male) who announced himself with the
lnternationalists, said woman suffrage
was the second plank in the international
platform. Henry Ward Beecher sent u
letter fayoring the cause. Mr.. Garfield,
delegate from Washington territory, in a
communication read, opposed the move.
ment Adjourned.
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Georgia Legislature.

ATLANTA, Jan. 11.-Goyerpof oanley
in his message, says he will yield TO the
decision of tho Legislature who is Coy.
ernOr. ,..-. -r..5I
Both branches Of tile Legislature met
and declared the Hon. j. NJ, Smith Gov
ernOr, and fixed Friday, the 18th, for his
inauguration. ..H
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4 POLICE couRT.7The cpss OF Kimberly
& Co., mentioned in Wednesday morn
ingS Police Court report, was disposed Of
yesterday morning. None Of the defend
ants appeared, and the case went by de-
fault against them. They were fined FIVE
dollars and costs. ,...
JEFF Davis, q well known colored indi
vidual, was arraigned for diSorderly con
duct, and although he made a desperate
effort to have His Honor and the specta-
tors believe that he was an innocent opus
son" he totally failed, and ten dollars and
costs were entered up against him. Thii
was too much for JefFs finances, and he
had 10 take up the line Of march to Castle
Kennedy. A".a,
The only other case on the docket was
that of Jack Newland, who was charged
with creating tumult and disorder. Jach
was shown by the testimony to have used
very abusive language TO q woman Hi
Honor imposed q fine Of 1--WE dollars and
costs. "'''i .''
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VIOLIN STRINGS, cheap at sheiB's.

ATTENTION is called to the advertise.
ment Of " RHnOrama Of Aaton's Rarai.,e
Lost" This Panorama has been received
with unbounded success wherever ex.
hibited, and Is now offered for sale fot
want Of time to attend TO it.
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Miss MEnoLrN this evening.

FALsE.-We heard, yesterday, that a
certain party was industriously circulating
the story that there were ten Cases OF
smallpox on the Island. We are con.
lldent that the report isfalse, there being
but one case of mild form Of varioloid in
the entire ci,y -.
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Nor YET.-The Eighth Warders did
not regale themselves with water from
the new.laid pipes, yesterday, as promised
them by our Marketstreet Contemporary,
for the simple reason that the job of pipe.
laying Is notyet completed. We guess 1t
will bethrce or four days before they can
take a good square drink OF water from
the city reservoir.
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A REMARKABLE CoNJUNcTIoM-
Two OF the greatest hunorists Of this
or any other age or country came together
in this city Wednesday evening soon after
Mark Twain's lecture We get inc basis
of this remark from the Registers notice Of
the lecture. .....a.. ...r I'D
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MISS sA1In !. MEIOIn, on @Wha,
we Want" tonight.

THE RIVER Gradually but surely the
river continues TO decline at this point, the
marks showing seven feet in the channel
last evening, against seven feet six inches
at the same hour Wednesday.-The Ar
COSY got away for Pittsburgh, at 10
o'clock. yesterday morning, with q good
trip; the Courier, for Parkcrsburg, thirty
minutes later, with fair passenger list
and quite large shipments Of freigh:s.-
Capt. Muhleman and his splendid packet,
Major Anderson, arrived from Cincinnati
at $50 7. NJ, twelve hours or more be-
hind the time Of her anticipated arrival.
An advertisement elsewhere informs the
public when she will leave on her return
trip. Members OF the Legislature and
Convention, as well as everybody else
who may wish to go to Charleston OF
other points below here, will find the
Anderson o flrstclass craft in all her ap'
pointments.- The Comet and barges, for
St. Louis, departed at seven O'Clock last
evening. .... ..' ..m..
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PERsoNAL-Rey. ]. A. Kibbey, pastor
of the NJ, 3. Church in Charleston, was in
the city, yesterday, en- route to the "Per-
manent Seat" alter a brief visit to the
Gland Of steady habits" tf
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GRAND SUCCESS The lecture of Mark
Twain, for the benefit of the Library
Association, Wednesday evening, was a
success numerically, and Of course, finan.
cially. The net amount realized has not
yet been ascertained. na.t
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DIscHARGED.-Geo. c. Bullock, James
johnson No. 2 and James Dougherty
were discharged from the county jail,
yesterday, their respective terms of SER
vice having expired.
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WEEK OF PRAYER.-The topic to-day
is prayer for the Christian Church and
ministry; for the translators of the Holy
Scriptures in the various tongues; for so.
cieties, committees, and authors engaged
in the Christian work.
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DHrARTURH or TRATNs,
New Advertisements.

: New AdVeFtIsementa.
Steamer Major Anderson.
/. o. o. +.
National Insurance Company. tl
Still they Come. .H9 E..
Removal. ........ ....-
The Best Butter Crackers.
Clocks-Oxtoby & Duffield.
Mrs. s. NJ. Thompson. a aH Lss.
Administrators Sale.
For Rent-store Room and Dwelling
For Rent-Store Room.
Door Mats and Rugs.
Second Section Of Coal Ordinance.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTER.-A letter ad.
dressed to Master D. A. Ainslee, Bethany,
W. Va, is detained in the postofflce at
Richmond, Va, because the postage has
not been prepaid.
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TaE Old Dominion Dancing Club has
the thanks OF all hands in this establish.
ment for the generous lunch sent in last
night just about lunclr time. ~
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81 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT for style
and beauty, are the suitings which ]. T
Lakin & Co. arc selling at cost. Now Il
the time to invest, Us their large and vel
selected stock must be sold to make room
for Spring Goods.
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THE LAST CHANcE.-About the last
chance to get to Charleston before tho
Legislature meets. Is that offered by the
major Anderson, which leaves here this
evening at 8 o'clock. The Emma Graham
will be at Gallipolis, Saturday evening, tc
take the Anderson's passengers Tor the
Permanent Seat" up the Great Kanawha
the next day. We trust members Of the
Legislature and convention, and of the
third house, will avail themselves Of this
opportunity. :
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BEING LoADED.-The model barge,
Top Mill, nowlying at the wharf, is being
loaded with railroad iron. Destination,
Covlngton, Ky.
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PROBABILITIES.
The barometer will probably continue
low at the Rocky Mountain stations on
Friday, with cloudy and threatening
weather. An area Of rising barometer
with clearing weather will extend from
the Missouri and Mississippi rivers east
ward to the Atlantic and Hudson. The
low barometer on Lake Ontario will move
eastward over New England tonight,
with threatening weather and light rains,
especially on the Atlantic coast. Souther-
ly winds will increase tonight on the East
Atlantic, veering on Friday to the west,
with clearing weather. Brisk southwest
winds will prevail on Lakes Erie and On
tarlo tonight, and to less extent on Lakes
Huron and Michigan.
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VALUABLE FARM AND COAL
V PROPERTY, within one mile Of Wheeling
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

The farm Of the late Edward Thomas, deed,
Of Belmont county, o., lying opposite Wheel.
Ing 1853 acres, the whole underlAld with ai6 foot
vein OF coal known as the river hill vein, togeth.
CT with the Cows, Hogs and all the Personal Pro.
perry Of the late 0atharine Thomas, decd, will
be sold at Public Auction on .4.
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GUITAR srRnos, cheap at shelb's.

CLOSING out sales OF Boots and Shoes.
From now, 1 am selling out my entire
stock of Boots and Shoes OF cost. L. v.
Blond, 107 Main street
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TINS is probably the last opportunity
you will have to hear @What we Want
by Miss Meholin.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN.
Terrible Explosion in a Wales Col

LONDON, January 1i.-There was q
terrible explosion at Wales yesterday In
the lakewood Colliery while the meu
were at work. Many were able TO escape
but one gang was shut Of and probably
persisted. Eleven men were taken oul
dead, and parties are now exploring th'
mines for the others who are missing
Immediately after the explosion the
flames broke out and the extensive works
and machinery were entirely destroyed
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To BE RAIsED.-We made o notice
some time since Of the sinking Of the EN-
ma Logan at q point in the river few
miles above here. Between the removal
Of her appointments by her owners, and
the damage done by high water and the
ice, there is not much of her left, but
what there is, will be raised. Her ma
chinery is probably but little injured. A
force of men will go up to-day and bring
her to the surface. A new hull Is being
built fol. her engines, and will be ready, il
is thought, carly in the spring.
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Steasmboats,


FOR CINCINNATI AND 49,
y intermediate points, the fine LslIa
side'wheel passenger steamer
MAJOR ANDERSON. Capt. G, MumEMAS
will leave for the above on Friday. January
y. at 8 O'Clock p. N.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
Janl2 oA Agents.
.FOR CINCINNATI-THE 80
II fine passenger steamer
R R; HUDSON 3 e....... Capt, WV. M. Ilsr,
win i Issyc q above on Saturday January 1sth
For freight or passage apply on board or to
q. Il. BOOTH 3 CO.,
jan9 Agents.
Ho, FOR CHARLESTON. 80
The splendid side.whool steamer -;
ST. CHARLES. Capt. j. T. RUSSELL
win leave Wheeling on Saturday at sP.u. and
Parkersoufg, Sunday at 2 AM, connecting al
huntington with cars on Chesapeake & Ohio
ka M LOT Charleston, Monday morning.
The following letter will show that the d, d O.
Railroad win carry passengerS rom this boat q
Charleston, ut half fare:
CHEZ CLERK's OPPIcE, G. CORR }
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Jan. 0, isT2. I
Ut. Russell, Captain Steamer 81. Charles:
DEAR sR-I will transport your passengers
from this place TO Charleston, provided You bring
IS many as 1ty, mot lcsa at 81 25 each, which Il
half rate. You're truly, : Il. b. FISHER,
jan9 &C. Western Division G. az R,R,
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The Purest and Sweetest Cod liver OIL in the
world, manufactured nom fresh healthy lIYers
upon the sea shore. 1t is perfectly pure and
sweet. Ask for Hazard l. Caswell's Cod Liver
OIL" manufactured by a,-fs ia. l..o
:. CAsWRLL, HAZARD q CO.,
S.,,,.un New York.
- my2l-TuFr-dGw
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PIANOS, cheap at sheib's.

GEo. R. TAYLOR g Co. will continue
the sale Of the remainder of their stock Of
seasonable Dress Goods at "Cheap Count
er" prices until further notice, They have
added to these "Cheap Counter" attrac-
tons their entire stock of Fine Furs and
English Bed Blankets. Read their new
advertisement and call there for bargains.
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The ouc.balr Or whole interest Int Ito

THRUST SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
i Deed o! Trust executed on tho 2ist day oil
December, 1870, by Henry Koehler and Angus
er's once OF Ohio county, West Virginia, 10 Deed
OF Trust Book No, 5, page 81, will on
au, SATURDAY, February ION, iSts,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the rrcnt door Of the Court
House Of Ohio county, West Virginia, sell the
following described real estate, that 10 10 say;
THAT certain piece or parcel OF ground lying and
number three (S) In Carroll q Bakers addition 70
the city Of Wheeling, being lot No. 10 In said
square and situate on Fulton street In that part
OF said city known a. RAst Wheeling. There Ia
erected on said lot frame house, stable, ienclng
and other necessary improvements. , ...,.
jsnS PHILIP SCHULTZ, Trustee.
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Music Books, cheap at sheib's.

GREAT reduction in Boots and Shoes at
L. V. Blends, 107 Main street.
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OFFICERS ELEcTED.-At the annual
meeting of the Wheeling and Ohio Coun'
ty Bible Society, held in the Lecture
Room of the First Presbyterian church
yesterdsyatternoon, the following named
gentlemen were elected officers for the
ensuing year:
President Rev. D. W. Fisher.
Wee Reaaents-Presbyterian, William
H. Oxtoby; Methodist, James Bodley
Episcopal, W. E. Hughes; United Presby'
terrain, NJ. W. Miller; Lutheran, G. w
stoner; Baptist, James W. Campbell; Dis
ciples, ]. A. Campbell.
iSecretary-E. ]. Stone.
7reasurer-R. Crangle.
DepoSitOr-John Baltic.
Auditorium. q. Oxtoby.
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NoTICE.-THosE INDEBTED
IN to the subscriber arc hereby notified that
can DO made on tho ID day Of January, isT2 Z
To prevent any confusion, proper officers win
be In attendance, and no fear need be entertained
by interested parties Of any disagreeAble eonse.
quenees on account OF the rush. Only limited
number can DO admitted alta tlme-the doors
opening Inward; the precaution being deemed
necessary on account OF the experience Of tho
jani % CHAs. Il. BERRY. J.
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"WHAT we Want" at Washington
Hall tonight
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Go and hear "what we Want" to.
night.
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sHErB's Music STOKE, Washington
Hall. r.f.
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THIS evening, "What we Want" by
Miss Meholin.
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The Weather To-Day.
PROBABILITIES.

Wan DKPARFMEHT,
OFRIcE oBTHE CnEP SIaNAL OPTIoEn,
WARRINGTON, D. c., Jan. iI-7:sO ?. \.
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WHEAT RINGS.

According to III. Litohdeld Ledger
= combination has been made by the
Minneapolis millers to keep the price Of
wheat along tho Main Lioe OF the st.
Paul and Pacific r,ilrosd below what
the Chicago markets vail warrant
1fthis is true, tho parties engaged in
the scheme richly deceive the vigorous
dsaaaeist'ous ofthe Ledger. The: pri-;
~ Of wheat are low enough if the tar
'..rs sst ID. ,s.y, IL. en-. the eastern
aaskess viii esar, end beyets Who con:
b! g; tarther deprsss these prices
g. ealy RS ths ,i...ss. q ~ lie N nousy
..a:l Wy. y. e t,sdl; t...;r,.d bs. ieja,.
che soti'e business of the eouatty.-
The low prices Of wheat, aai,sd sith
othsr causes, have already created {.
..,ese .,r.egeooyl = 10 Ii. . one. W na..te.
II The State, aud many baaioes. usu
.rs seriously embsra.s. d 10 consequence.
When the t.lms. e.aaot pay. The m.r.
chan. o.ouo. '', nee. ii. obli CATIONS, and
ou. y :, much interested !, tie osSs,
: keeping up .hs price. : Of grain: :
Rings Of oil kinds ore The eurss of the
ps,.ouls, from whom they ',ek ID. lite
blood, and il !, .l..,. The poor Who
are tho most oppressed BY .hen. Any
combustion which strikes i the farm.
Or should iod al Interests united q
- '" : * - t. ~ ia q 4! ~
oppose it.
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President shas recently <bsse
arranging ID e poiats: for bis sG5sjsaS,
but has nat yet oommsneed writidf i1sh.
Some Of the contents dfthsoss1 oeoumsisit
can be inferred oaly from HIS recent
private uttersness.s 1t Ii tssee. ~ III
that it viii bs more liberal iap III toe,
espeois'ly t'~.rds'ths South, *sthss BIZ
former messages, the recent vote tiassAas
section being indicative 7of - bsttsr
feeling than he'ssofsre toward tho kkso.
's'al government, while the prsssa NOE
moderate ustslsuoes ars taken| into Tho
aeeouos of the popslsr majority 2sfeshs
entire coaotiy sss AnWs shisgt6ua aspte.
*ial to them r. Esesi.gp Po<s sta5s /:
There is good ressoa fjr bshstls1 skst
the President will, 10 bis 1orstsossiSf
message, rsoonossd FConxssss ssasos6.
p'ese the work ,sf sn.ssty bysaastisk
it universal sad ~ rsatosise tbes,sso
eit,ssoship Who az NOW 's1sladsd -
the third section eeaxshsa loursojnth
amendment 70 tho Consultation. Such
. course has bs.n urged ia'poal to Pres
ident ~ several maedbss7ns, of dttr Csbt.
sss, and one IF chen, Is ETtHe gsatIay,aa;tts
for saying tssts he his deoidsa to*sdo
500 3rov 7:>s3 10 saiaia7t stew asm
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~: Rev X p '!'. Nine, q Bel,sid.s,, ~,
e.' been tie a recipient s' of sit. # fen
a' P's:'ds .,4 t'osolp ! 81 y g .le-
s.e't family n,,l B'6' 81 ed ..., =. IN a.
present eyer received b. Ptesdsst til til.
colo, haviag been gi,ess H., e ! h ia 81. .
short tiee prs.lea. g his d..|s ky Sc s
s solo'ed psoPls Of the South. II Z
presented 81 Mt.. L;;aeolo . Dr.,S Nj.
ael, il; ,idefatioa 81 Is. stsessIxi
friendship existing between 1bi ia Ga
IN 3 70. siiaE DfsS haeG ri; Ma ito zhl
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III. ssss.,s ei.s1s, ; me poverty its,lf phi
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No a6ldfsSs rylttssefs.sss I'D to6k
80 tss..ys5es,sss VII. hislis.Stt5ssf
sfAsnsls tlat Dstes6gd insuis 49,.
900, asd'hbsa5 6Ias,Aat 1xs9ps,
E1tes6s, ,s.s6fyo aiist mi itii1ssI:
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se'ss sedsesa as e sssAss' Asss,se
s.sF ct 81 adillliqxe.eiFes st
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Il An ,AAme.ie s...s tourist II. has been
distinguishing himself in ireland NJ.
Fit.hsorJ, Of Boston, runs, away a With
Miss sAgoe.1 BlA ar only daughter e Of
Newton Barry, late member ott Ri Ra.l'i i
mens, Of the eoao.y; Of NJ. ,i tor. 1se-
l.nd. Miss Barry, i. . prize. - she +
e300, 900, inherited from one Of. those
dear old l., unoles Of IT. whom We read ip
novels. The father, Of course, refused
biz consent ;abst .tas tlovsrs ran sway
TO Killarney and vers msdeose.s Papa,
ofeoarss, rsleoted, forgiyins The, happy
pair, and all now, goo. merry ~ smas-
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