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PERSONS AND THINGS.

The afrt.tion train. y betveen Boston
and one Of h subp,b. 4 The one on
vbicb school v;rls ride
A bill TO abolish actions for breach Of
promise Of marriage has been introduced
;n,o ,be Eoolisb House Of Commons.
w,dov. shove flfty cannot marry in
po.,na.I Tho Law "a desioned a, a nro.
. .O,os ~ ~, asSd and innocsnt Bachelor.
po,,on A.
IT, nonnls,ior If Rome which was in
1857 9l5b7s. ro.e last wear to 2S06e4.
F fS : 600 10 8 oOOsoldiers were included
II osch snnmsrstion.
At.r ~ tan mar cant /. lovied in psri,
,non a, ,icks,d tsLsn n, ,b..,res nnblie
SaIIs music halls or snv other niaee Of
smn,sment for The benefi. Of the moor.
ANsv York b.rber bas A nsrrot which
,bouts "Nextn and thus The thread Of
The b,rber,s discourse IA NOT INTERRUPTED.
-Woree'ter Pres,
Tha ,o,,,, n n vho .,s,,sd an, on ,be
AH No.: ,Oa ~ Saiiao, monsS avs Tho most
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igent private secretary VINO iVf "a,u' a.
ms own'e1Pe'se ,et.e.. I I",a p'o oI,sn:,
stamped; ine ,, ,ss'p .sa or.r. ,os.aso
un,'otm'y is ..asa.. ' - ~, opns;5er
a aI -, ,e so ~. tn.nrs nss accompanied bv
a aG's LO aea ~, lst,srs
n'S =, tIp az. a. ill.,.
Inc HUSBAND oiai9u,'p wi'e, .ne o'us l
three having 1eeh au,y sttm nav aI ~
atii,lea ~ ie.'in1.n ss n' s aai,s ~
his last loved one; gee now us.'saua.
my dear ios' ones aweli ,, .oselnet ~ a ,h;.
Inc fragrance Oh 'nslr hsss - 40 n %.';,
to the fragrance Oh 'aeit asa'nD. nina n''
my eheIisaea QUE, VI 'he uay VIZ" ''''
LOU, wiz '''o.n uPo" ,' 10 %
ConsideFaele als'utoAnee mas ~ ~. Ecu lu .,.
IN Boston over !ne exposure .9 o. sns fs sns
lions when e1tSs Oes.eeI 'i ss mn a %aa
detectives a p.s containing 49, ~, Va
stolen In 50 auroit way wa. sI h.a aOV AZ.
eIuuea even susPie'oa' ,, ~ nas Ii. III, II.
covered 'hat nc WEN u" 10y a;H;in3
booty 10 aee'es'iyes IOI , S o.a Nv.
win Inc sworn o%eef =. 'ae ia", I i.".. =,
loyed IN MS moral so'ie'y 'ne p'o''S' "
his bold crime
The report that Coionei ION scoe Is
the proprietor oil the new 1otk n0r'a
gains profanity from Tue ia0, 'as'
his recent speech before 'ne t 4, ..,o
kalifoad COMMITTEES was fePot'e. :" ,ue
columns OIL 'hat newspaper Sefoa''m. W w
other newspaper IN the country amafueu
II the same Importance lsal,o KNOW" y.
that, shorty a,.et .he nom.na' ss.. ~
Mr.. Hnrlout, Manson marble hawkea
about wal street securities wh'en w H,
known to nave been the property Oh o'i'
Scott
lie Moyne, the cremationlst, elected a
Philadelphia reporter from his ofhce, and
here is part oil the reporters account
Of the Pitman cremation: AFTER the
body had been roasting Tor about fifteen
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HORACE Greeley as a norrower.

Much has been said OF late concerning
Greeleys folly in lending such enormous
sums to worthless applicants who only re-
paid him with ingratitude. This was a
remarkable weakness, but II may to de.
gree be explained. Greeley was, during
the frat seven years Of his New York lie,
poverty stricken adventurer, who failed
in every effort. lie had hopes Of making
the .Netr Yorker success, and indeed II
was the best weekly ever issued in this
city, but Il was swamped by the bard
times which followed the panic Of 1887.
InlS40 he found himself without dol.
lar, and was glad 10 engage in the service
OF the Wing party as editor OF the Log
Cl6ia.
The salary was $50 per week for six
morths, which was considered very lib.
eraI pay. When the campaign was over
Greeley determined TO start,the 7hibuae,
bnt unfortunately he had no capital. He
tried every way possible to obtain mon.
eyed partner, but was unsucceasiul.
MeElra,h bad few hundred doilars, and
ut last Greeley was glad to accept him,
especially as he was ready business
man. When all other applications had
failed, the ambition. editor remembered
noted resident Of Jersey City who had
large resources. and he determined 10
try another effort. lie therefore made q
call on this man (the late Dudley s. Gre.
gory), and having mentioned his case,
asked for the lone Of $1,000. Alternate
hopes and fears moved his breast
until he saw Gregory I'LL up a check
for the amount, and the editor de-
parted with light hear. This loan en-.
abled him to start tho Tribune, which was
the great success Of his life, and gratitude
20 wrought upon him that he determined
never to refuse any similar application.
This rule not only bound him perma-
nently, but Its power so increased that nj
last he lost all ability to refuse. Hepaid
Gregory with his frat earnings, and after
that he lent unfortunately TO all who
wished To bleed. Whenever loan was
solicited he always recalled the scene,
when he, too, was o borrower. BE re.
membered how he then felt the immense
Importance Of those little words yes and
no. IfGregory had uttered the latter the
Tribune might never have been more than
young editors dream. That fatal word,
however, was not spoken, and Greeley
ever afterwards followed Gregory's ex.
ample, thought cost him nearly one hun.
dred times the amount Of the original
loan.-Nss York Correspondence.
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AT COST!
GOODS STRICTLY AT COST
TuscARAwAs Valley & waERLlso
HALLWAY CoIPANY,
CLRvRL.sp, June u, 1871.

CLRvRLtND, June u, 1877.
THE SUBSCRIBERS TO TIE CAPITAL
i. STOCK Of atid Company will take notice that
their subs rlptous heretofore made for the purpose
OF aiding 10 extending the railroad Of aid C0mpa-
ny from Its present terminus 10 The Ohio River,
having heretofore been accepted by aid Company,
the Hoah4ot Directors Of all Company al meat.
Ing Thereof, held on the Stu day u June, 1877. by
resolution, ordered that the frst instailmrnt Of
hyedollars lsS O0l on each ShRre Of 6ity dollars
$50 CO., 70 subscribed TO the capital stock Of mid
Company, now due from Subscribers, appearing on
the hIoEs, and Individual subscriptions On Iccept-
ed, shall be paid on or before July lst 1871, TO p.
4. Heat 7fefiurey NJ SId Company al ne PeRer-
al egles heftgG OF the SAME may be paid 10 a, j.
Bay{s ut Bridgeport, Ohio or 10 such perso1 rs he
may direct; and nid Treasurer and faId Bags, And
als0 such person As the said Bags may duly auho-
riIe 10 receive money due upon aid subscriptions
are either Of them BY fald COMPANY eulpoWeled
aud authorized to receive anl receipt for the fae
for and on IT'S beha aud ten per cent Of said sub
sciption ShSl be due lao IL hereby required 10 be
paid u the tald ffonItiFer al The general eGee Of
IaM Company, a. 0fEtsdid, or the same may be
pIid TO A. J. Bags. II Bridgeport, Ohio, OF such
ptrsou ~ he may deal SnAte who are authorised 10
receive the same for and on behalf Of Gald Compa-
NY on the day following tbs expiration Of every
thirty days from aud after July lSt 1871 until the
whole subscription shall b due and required 70 10
paid, rs above SpetiHed.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
is2I.F r. A. HEWITT, Secretary.
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TIE Inpurreclion in Cubs, says the
Philadelphia Record, has continued for
more than ten years, during which time,
perhaps, 100000 troops have been sent
from Spain 10 put it down, more than
three.iourlhs Of whom have died from
disease incident to the climate and in the
field. Besides these, many troops have
been levied in Cuba. The cost Of the war
against the insurgents is estimated at
about $9O0,0OO,0OO, and the damages
arising from the destruction Of numerous
valuable sugar estates have been enor-
nous. And the end ia not yet. But there
appears to be some reason 10 hope that
reconciliation on terms satisfactory to
both parties may soon be effected. The
insurgents, It ia said, have proposed
terms which the Spanish authorities deem
worthy to be considered. The Cubans, 1t
seems, do not demand independence, but
propose that SpainshEll retain the sever.
faithful Isle" on certain conditions. Il ia
earnestly TO be hoped, in the name Of hu.
mainly and the interest OF peace, a. we'll
~ for the sake Of the people Immediately
concerned, that the overtures made will
lead to an early settlement OF the Cuban
difficulty. 1t has been long and boollcss
war-bUotless unless Spain shall make
proper concessions 10 the insurrectioniss
and IL should be stopped. II the Span.
ish Government shall refuse TO yield any.
thing 10 the Cubans and the latter con-
Time 10 fght,th United States Govern
ment should interfere and compel a set.
Element. But, let us hope that peace may
grow out OF the propositions submitted
10 Spain by the Cubans. Under her new
King that country may conclude TO
change i,s policy respecting the Govern
ment Of Cuba aud the young King
could not more honorably signalize
the beginning Of his reign and the event
Of hia marriage than by making peace
with His Cuban subjects and guaranteeing
To them the reforms for which they ask.
Spain cannot afford longer to enforce her
authority in Cuba by the sword, and the
world is sick of this prolonged and fruit.
less strife. Young Alfonso has now
glorious opportunity 10 distinguish him.
self and to win the affection Of his NAL.
content subjects ind the favor Of the
world. WilIhs avail himself Of it3 The
auswer depends In great measure We
presume upon the disposition Of his I'D.
visers; but we hope he has sufficient Ia.
telligencc and iirmness to do rightin this
matter, whatever his Ministers may dc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-22

OYER a month since correspondent
Of the New York Herald at Rome, in
writing Of the candidates for the Papsl
chair, made use Of the following language,
in giving sketch Of the members Of the
Sacred College: ut is useless to lay
stress on the ob,curity in which each Of
them seems to take pleasure in shrouding
the result of the approaching vote. New.
erthslsss, by slight indications-so slight
that the pen is powerless to reproduce
them, but which are none the less clear
10 my mind-I think that l can fix upon
the name that will issue success ully from
the balloting urns. It's that Of Cardinal
Pecci" In view of the election Of Cardi-
nal Pecci, the judgment Of the newspa-
per correspondent will be regarded as one
of the most remarkable predictions on
record.
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HOUSE FOR sALE.-I Offer for sale the house
u on kouih Front street, lbland, Ia which now
bpnide. HOule contains nine rooms, pantry, hath
10 the basement. There are hot and cold water
and gns fixtures on oil three floors. The lot ID 60
By l2S feet, and the grounds well improved.
Terms cary. Apply 10 HeTvcy a Britt.
JOHN MORGAN,
HepH South Front Street, Island,
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FOR SALE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
IN BROOKE COUNTY, WET VA.
AdmInlstratOrs Of Adam Kuhn

Administrators Of Adam Kuhn ,...... ..
Albert Wheeler Kuhn and the Brooke Circuit
widow and heirs Of Adam Court.
Kuhn.
Nv virtue Of A deefoe rendered In the above en-
tItltd cause al the September term Of slid Clelit
Court, the tindeTIiRntd will, rs Special Commits
Iioner therein named, proceed on
SATURDAY, the sd day Of February, 1873,
To oit,,r for ale at The front door Of the Court
HSu,e 81 Brooke county, 10 the highest and best
lder The following real O. ate In aid county, the
property Of the late Adam Kuhn, to:Eit;
Fraction Of lot numbered tixty.hVe (6Sl, and
fraction oI lot opposite lot numbered twenty.one
l2i) ThetW fractions are sui Irct 70 the lS ests
N The widow. All Of said fact OBS being Situated
10 the town Of wellsburs, in Brooke county west
Virginia. 49,, ,..,,. -
the Ohio river about one mile below tho town Of
WellsbuTg, with coal rriVilese In addition ex-
tending under the hill LACK Of said land one hun
dred rods.
Of WeilSbufg, and on the Washington turnpike,
known a me Kuhn residence, containing 81 acres
Of land, with It's appurtenanees. This j. most de-
SirNbIe propefty, being one Of the finest Homes In
the State. Consisting Of . large tWo-story blick
Dwelling Of recent and improved consunenonI
with all modern conNen!enees and alloul osiIaps'
requird for such residence and farm, with YARDS
sre In good condition. There is alto on the prem:
ises large hno young Orchard, with q large and
wellappolnts1 Fruit and Market Garden, consist
Ing In part Of Strawberries, RaIpberries, Black
berries and other small fruit In hne order and PIE
partition. Such property Is seldom offered for sale.
TERSs ~ RALH-O ne.Iourth Of the purchase
money viii 10 inquired CASh on the day Of Salei
for tho residue credit ofope two and three ears
will be given In three equal payments, with Inter
est from the day Of sale. Tho purchaser VIII be
required 10 PiTe bond with approved icc!irity ior
dIy Of sale, ana The tide will 6e retained until the
s.te commencing ot II o'clock I'm.
go SN''''''s' ]. Il. DUvAL
ja25-F Special Commissioner.
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RoEMER-At Belluire. Ohio, On wednesday,
February 10th, 1875, At I p. ~, LouIA BILL
daughter Of Herman and Mary koemsr, aged :
years and 8 months.
Tho funeral will take place from her parents
residence, No. S2s Union street, Friday at loA. NJ
Friends OF the family are invited to attend.
Intsrnent at Mount Wood Cemetery.
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We are accustomed to view with no
small satisfaction the circulation which
some Of our American newspapers have
attained, but in this respect they fall far
behind several of the Eogli.h papers,
while the income from advertising is very
much less. The daily issue Of some Of
the London papers is as follows: Daily
Telegraph (Ninisterial), 267 ,OOoi Standard
Tory, 100000. The issue Of the Daily
NrSl Libsral) during the war oil 1901
sometimes exceeded 100000 cOpies; IL now
averages 100000. The Time, sometimes
runs as high "a 2OO,o 900 copies. Each ad.
vertising column in this journal, and i.
averages nine pages OF them, brings in a
revenue of sSSOOO annually. The out
lay in foreign correspondence amounts to
at least $4,000 per annum.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-22

Agnes Il. Atklnion and other. In ChSneery.
by virtue Of decree made and entered In this
cause at tina December term, 1877, Of said Court II
ID referred 10 the undersigned Commissioner 10
take, State and report an account Of the liens II
Log the real tSiAte Of which John Atkinson was
,siEed and possessed In fee ut the time OF his
deathl, and the piUTltes thereof and Of all claims
and demands against the estate OIL John Atkinson,
decd.
Also, an account Of The administration Of the snil
Joseph W. Morgan Of The estate q SaId John Akin.
son decd.
Also, the value Of the dover Of Agnes R. Al.
kinton 10 the land ordered 10 DO sold BY said de.
crte. and any other matters deemed pertinent By
the Commissioner or required BY any party In 10.
by the terms Of laid decree Tho publication Of
this notice once week for four sues adVe weeks
shall 10 equivalent 70 peTsonal service Of notice on
all the parties Interested.
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NOTICE To.cREDIroRs.
- creaIloL, d John AlkIn,Dn. l.,.l,..l .

~ EuV sIs1IVVIH VI JUN AIKIul1HI uUt9IItl
10 pursuance Of decree Of the Comfy Court Of
OHIO county, made In = cause therein pending 10
subject the real estate Of tho aid John Atkinson
70 the payment Of his debts, you are REQUIRED 10
present your claims agS Inst the aid John tkinIon
ior adjudication to WI. W, CoEden, CommlssI on.
er d his once IN tho Iaid county, on or beiorS the
18th day Of February. 1873.
Witness, Robert B. Woods Clark Of aid Court,
this 2tth day Of January. 1873.
lat-P R0BT. B WOOD5, Clerk,
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oosnanoxEn,s olylcr,

""AA''"uI We NA'I January ~ loIp,
Notice y hereby given that have axed on Mon.
day, the 18Th day Of eb,uAry, 1875, at 10 O'Clock
4. ", ~ the time, aud my Utico, No, l22I Chap
line street, Wheeling, Ohio county, West Vindnfa,
a. the place for taking and stating tho matters Ia
sAid decree mentlontd.
Commissioner Of the County & GsnEi q osio cosu,y
W. Va,
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DOR SALE

DOR SALE
Eighty choice Building Lots on Wheeling Tsland.
Price from 800 10 $500 each. Only one-sixth Of
the purchase money required IN caAh. The reaidue
with interest.
Apply 10 JOHN r. G1LcHRIBT
aF9 AtTop NH.
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4 INV Rrty-By Inc regulations 81

A INV RuLE.-By the regulations Of
the PostofEice Department all clerks in
postoflces have hitherto been appointed
by the postmaster in charge, without in.
reference by the officers Of the Postotice
Department. An order was Issued on
Tuesday by the Postmaster General pro-
yidiny that at every postotice Of the frat
or second class clerk to superintend the
distribution Of mails, known as the "su.
perintsndent Of Mails" shall be appointed
by the Superintendent of the Railway
Mail Service by and with the approval Of
the Postmaster General: Allother clerks
will be appointed as hetetolOre, solely by
the postmasters a. their respective Offices.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

State Of West virsinll, County Of Ohio. In The
County Court Of Ohio Colnty.
joseph W. Morgan, Administrator Of the estate Of
John Atkinson, decd,
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TEAS, ssse; ia ss E., E ,a, =
iea-staple aT,iele-pleases eystybody- Trade con-
tinuAlly inei easing wanted evuryWhsre-
best inducemtntS-don't waite time-send for
Circular 10 K0BERT WILLS, Prs. q the Origi-
nal American Tel Co., " Veey 81 NY. 2 o.
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EIsH-MAoKEREL, Nos. ], Q and 8
e In Barrels, Hall Barrels ind XII, . iatS Hs,.
ring Hall and Quarter Barrels, 6alt Water HeT.
ring IN Barrels aud Hall Barrels. In store and
Tor ale BY v. REILLY,
1900 and 1911 Main ",
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noR SALE OR RENT
U,RusTERs SALE
OF rnr
Glades Iron Works,
Preston County, West Virginia.
U,RUsTEE's SALE

BY Write Of deed OF trust made by Abner Evans,
Jr, 10 the undersigned trustee, dated ths 16th day
Of December. 1876, and Of record Smong the land
records Of Preston county, West Virginia. in Trust
Deed Book No. 50, PIP. ssS. 800 and S27, will on
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

cTRAYED OR sloLEN-A RID COW, with
ShUrt horns. from wheeling Island, North hroad-
way, No. Is. Liberal reward Will b paid 70 any
person that will return her 10 No. ..
fl24 3. y. McMECHEN.
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= "a In ChAncfry In
Albsrt Wheeler Kuhn and the Brooke Circuit
widow and heirs Of Adam Court
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Nv virtue Of deefoe rendered In the above en-
MID eanSe al the September term oil said Cieuit
;oGft, ths undenigntd Will, a Special Commits
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.

GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
r. BEoDEEs G co.
Wholesale Dealers and Jobbers in
GRoCERTES, PROVISIONS. FLOUR,
SALT AND FISH.
A full line of celebrated pure, old Whiskeys,
Brandes Gin, Rum, &C., Massey & Co.'S Phila-
delphis and Clagett's Baltimore A]es, and Berg
ner & Engels Lager Beer, in casks OF bottles:
Flour, James s. Kirk & Co.'S. Standard Soaps,
Dupont s. Co.'S. Sporting and Blasting Gun
powder, and Baltimore aud Potomac River
Steamers.
Orders promptly attended 70, and consign'
ments solicited. No. IL King street.
oct 2G-tf Alexandria. Va.
w. A. JOHNSON
Wholesale and Retail
GROCER & COMMISSION MERCHANT,
DEALERIN ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
Also Agent for Arlington Brewery and LAT
land & Rand's Powder Co..
Consgnments of Grain, Flour and all kinds
of Country Produce solicited. Liberal advances
made on consignments in store.
oct8 n. E. cor. Cam. and Royal sts.
GEORGE K. HILL s. cos.
CAREFUL MANUFACTURES.
OUR NEW GOODS.
ALMOND-Fancy Nut Favored.
COCOANUT-Rich Fine Drop Top Coated.
PREsIDENT-Iced Drop. bright flavor.
PRINCESS-Iced Sheet, soft oblong.
SEASIDE-For light summer luncheon.
TOURIST-Sweet Hard Biscuit figured top.
BISMARCK German Biscuit, Csraway favor
SARATOGA-Crimp odge Mace favor.
These fancy goods are furnished the TRADE in
assorted or raight packages, attractlyely put
up for retail They are no. kept in stock. No
tin cans used, consequently they are always
fresh and in high flavor. We respectfully solicit
an examination of these goods.
GEORGE K. HILL & CO.,
my 10 Alexandria, Va.
|R. w. AVERY
cr,o,cu u.u11 ? Reals %h in =. Nrv oRonr
oAoi Ills EA WINE L ANR St &C., &C.
seps ALEXANDRIA, VA.
| NEW STORE EHw GOODS,
NEW PRICES
The subscriber respectfully announces that
~ '"' No. III KING STREET,
and is prepared to offer full and carefully &c.
'''''@' FIJI FINE FAMILY GROCERIES
At prices which cannot fail to please. Goods
delivered promptly to all parts of the city. and
satisfaction guaranteed in every particular. An
'A1 my 5-tf u ''''A '''' F. J. DAVIDSON.
|GEoReE MoBukNzY s. SON.
| Dealers in
CHOICE FAMILY AND FANCY 9ROCE
| RIES, WINES AND LIQUORS,
| ENGLISH and SCOTCH ALE and BROWN
STOUT.
| Also, EASTERN and POTOMAC HERR
| and MACKEREl.
| NOS. I66 AND ITO KING STREET,
washington Hall Buildng,)
| Alexandria, Va.
Orders promptly filed. nh 3l-t
~ VIM. RAMSAY,
WuOLElhLE AND FAMILY GROCER
| TEA DEhIEh.
Sc COR KING AND ST ASAPH SIS.
nov2-tf Alexandria W.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.

AZINES AN d < EV & " >
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AND ALL THE LEADING DAiLlES AMI
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Kavanaugh's New Juvenile Speaker QUO; ~
Being Boy, by Chss Dudley Warner; 81 Gu.
Four Years with General Lee, being q sum :
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A Young Wife's Story Zoe.
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