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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-23
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In Manchester, on Tuesday, the 2lst inst, ROB-
ERT SIMpKINS, a naive of England, but recently
from Taunton, Mass. Taunton papers please
copy.
On yesterday, 22i inst, at half past IL o'clock,
GEORGETTE, aged years and l2 days, youngest
child OF George and Mary Jane Bargamin. TIE
friends of the family are invited to attend her fu.
neral this afternoon, at 3X O'Clock, from the resi-
dence OF her parents, corner Cary and I'd streets,
without further invitation
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THE Dock IMPROVEMENT, AGAIN This being
very important work, we must be excused for re-
ferring to it SO often. We were congratulating cur
readers, few days ago, upon the introduction CT
pump, worked by powerful steam engine, to keep
the water out OF the dock, as to enable the work
men to proceed. We now regret to state that
even this great pump has proved failure-and that
screw pumps will probably have to be introduced
before the water be gotten rid Of. lie the pre-
sent state OF things, form estimate of tbs
time when this important work viii reach c0mp,e-
ton. As We are not very old man, We shall pro-
baby live to see it.
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To MERcHANrs.-A gentleman who can com.
nand large amount of city custom, is DESTROYS of
obtaining situation in dry goods store of good
standing Whoever engages this applicant win
find him mercantile treasure. See advertise
ment
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AccIDEET.-A young man named Heath, we
regret to learn. received severe injuries yester,
day evening, at the Office Of the :" Republican"
by a heavy Storm" of type accidentally falling
upon him, while in the act of transferring it
from the press room below, through hatch.
way, to the composing room above.
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DEFICIENCY IN PERUVIAN BARK.-It is said
that the Netherlands Government, to avert the
effects of the disappearance from the materia
medica of Quirquini or Peruvian Bark, from
which the Quinne is obtained, have conceived
the idea of attempting the cultivation al Bata.
via, ofthe Tree from which the bark is obtains
ed. The ship Prince Frederick has recently
arrived in Batavia from Vera Cruz, bringing a
great number ofquinquini plants, particularly
ofthe species called chinchOna colisaya aud
quinH royal. These plants have been care
fully selected in Mexico by the dsting uishe1
botanist Miguel. professor in the University OF
Lebeu, who himself came to Java with the
trees, and will superintend the planting and
cultivation of Them"
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JAMES RIVER IMPRovEMENr.-A notice of tn,
report of the Council this subject is unavodabl,
postponed
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The kunkei 'Iroup paid visit Of respect to
the President of the United States on Thurs-
day afternoon last, who kindly gave them an
opportunity OF displaying their vocal abilities
in his presence and that OF his family. Besides
several of the current popular songs and meio.
dies, they sung an affecting dirge on the death
ofHenry Clay. With oil their singing the Presi-
dent expressed himself highly pleased. Master
Adams clearness OF musical voice and dis .
finct enunciaiion Of the language of the songs
elected marked comment.-Nati0naII Intel.
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SON I'AG.

We see no farther accounts in the papers OF
the illness of this lady. We hope, therefore,
that she has recovered. 1t would be great
loss to the world, of music in general, and to
us here in America in particular, were she to
drop off just as she is about to let US hear her
glorious strains.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-23

FousD.-The LEFT boot of a runaway mail coach
The person who presents the right ons al the
counting room Of this establishment viii be- entitled
to tho pa ir--in horn.
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~ CHOLERA. DIARRHEA. CH

- CHOLERA, DIARRHEA, CLIO.
LEkA MORBUS, CHOLlCS, CkAMP, GRIPPING
PAINS IN THE BOWELS, SPASMODIC AND
NERVOUS DISORDERS, &C., may be cured by
Stabler's Great Summer Remedy.
None genuine without the signature o. R. II
STABLER, NJ. ID.
ChiiIs and Fevers, Ague. Bilious, Remi,tent
and Nervous Fevers, General Weakness, Wear-
ness in the Limbs Chronic Debility, Jaundice,
Dyspepsia, &c, may be cured by Stabler's Great
Ague and Fever Specific.
None genuine without the signature Of R. H.
Staber, M. d.
Stabier's Aiterafive-A valuable remedy for
Impurities of the Blood, Eryspeias, Boils, Salt
Rheum, Milk Crust, Rheumatism, Bronchitis, Ed
larged Tonsils Sore Throat, Dropsy, Ulcers on the
legs, Swellsd Glands, Deranged Liver, Oppression,
Palpation of tie Heart, letters, &c, Il.
All of the above for sale in Richmond by GAY.
NOR d. WOOD, DOVE Il ISAACS and PURCELL,
LADD & co. R.lH. STABLER, 81 D.,
mt Alexandria, Va
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II The owner of the lost Coat Link with
alligator's teeth, gold hunting whip, &C., is
anxious to receive it without delay. The finder
will therefore please bring it in as soon as con-
venienf.
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WnxcxED.--A small schooner. name unknown,
g sunk and lying ON her side ID the middle Of the
river. d the head Of Rockets. We understsnd she
had cargo Of cannon balls, and while making ont
ofport gottoo far up the river and came in contact
with rock. The cargo has been saved
SALE OF REAL EsTArE.-The cottage house
on the north side of Broad street, below and
uear the African Church, with the lot on which
it stands, fronting IS feet on Broad street and
extending back l57 feet, was sold Yesterday BY
Mr.. james NJ. Taylor, Auctioner, for the sum
Of q, 420-Mr. VIM. Mitchell, purchaser.
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RELIGIOUS MEKTIsGs.-A series Of religious
meetings have been held during the last two
weeks at Centenary Church, under charge OF
the Rev. Mr.. Doggett, the Pastor, who has
been aided BY other Ministers. A large au-
dience has been in constant attendance, and
great interest manifested in the sermons and
other religious exercises. A number Of per.
sons have gone to the altar and embraced rsli-
giop, and the revival is still progressing.
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The relaxing heats OF summer leave behind
them long train OF evils. The most universal Of
these are general debility and its sure attendant
lowness OF spirits. For these we can recommend
speedy and unfailing cure, in the shape OF Hool
lands German Bitters, prepared by DR. 1. ST IscI.
SOD, Philadelphia 1t is, In our opinion, medicine
sui generts-alone-unappro 1t seems to
reach the fountain head of the difficulty in the dyes
tive organization, and thus to relieve the secreous
and the blood of the maceries morb or the cause of
disease Its tonic prop rites give vig0r to The men,
branes CT the stomach, and promote the secretion
Of the gastric juice, which dissoves the food while
its cordial, soothing, and Alternative influence in
parts general regularity and strength to the action
of the secretive organs and seems TO foriify the
constitution. Such is our own experience Of ia
effects, and we believe it is confirmed ty the eyi.
dence OF all who have tried it, had au opportuni
ty of witnessing its operation. For sale ny
PURCELL, LADD e. CO.. Druggists.
Sc l5-6I 80 Main ST., corner lith.
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r Public Taste Impr0ved.-SIMoNS
Daguerreotypea are now admired by all who see
them; by SOME, for the richness of the cololing,
peculiar to them alone--some for the cearness aud
d.tinctness of the figure enabling tie spectator to
see them in any light with the greatest ease--some
for the strength of Their light and shade, cearness
Of tie eye and the general artisticai fnish of the
entire picture When it is known that we furnish
such gems to our patrons, is it wonderful that our
busiAessis 50 rapidly increasingly Our assortment
OF jewelry fer setting paguerreotypes in is equalto
aDy in the city. NJ. r. SIMONS,
se2 Isl Main street, Eagle Square.
- Once again must we call attention to the
Praises voiunteerej by the customers who patron
ize the Virginia Skylisht Daguerrean Gallery, at
No. las Main street, Of which Mr.. WM. A. PRATT
is Proprietor.
Says MIR. Fabius Lawson: "Mr Pratt has taken
four LiKenesses of me, all of which were not only
satisfactory To me, but have been said by all 20 be
exact The one today being the fifth, is rather bet.
ter than those taken before
Says Mr. Hurley, OF Prince Edward Mr.. Prat.
is the cniy artist that has ever taken good Like
ness Of me- the eyes in particular"
Says Mr.. j. A. Winston Mr.. Pratt has this day
taken thrc Pictures Of me, which think perfect as
any ever saw"
Says Mr.. Sawyer: aTho Ave Likenesses taken
OF me by Sir Pratt To day consider first rate.''
ALI the above are copies from the album of the
Virginia Gallery, No. las Main street au
e LIVER PILLs.-PREPARED FROM
(VA,) ALUM SPRINGS.-The,e Pills are Diuretic.
Catharric Tonic and Alternative In their effects up
on the system. They excite the action OF the Liver
In many cases in which Colonel would have no et-
feet. They are also peculiarly efacacious Ia Fee
male Diseases.
The wonderful success which hes attended the
use of the Rockbridgc Alum Water and Pills Tor
many years, in great variety of diseases, has SC
quired for 1t celebrity rarely If her e9ualed, and
il steadily increasing. The most eminent Chemists
Of the day have examined the Water and Pills. and
found il possessed extraordinary Medicinal proper.
ties IL has been declared BY the best authorities
70 be q cure for every form Of Scrofuls, Chronic
Liver Diseases, ell Chronic Diseases OF the Stomach
and Bowels, Dyspepsia, Chronic Diseases OF the
Eyes Mercuvial Affections. and particularly adapt
ed to cases Of Passive Uterine Hemorrhage. CON.
plicatcd with arrangement Of the Liver and Sto-
mach, and many cthor disorders arising from i'm
purity Of the blood.
For sae oy Druggists and country merchants
generally throughout the United States.
Price u per VIAL IS pcr dozen.
Drpgeists and others wishing to purchase Ia
large Quantities or become AgcntafoF the sale Of the
above colehruted Liver Pilla WIN please address
BOOTH ANDERSON 4 CHRISTIAN,
Alum SYRINGE RockbrfdSe Co, VI, or
JOHN H. sEAYRES,
js7 Columbian Hotel Richmon
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The Seminole Indians will leave Washington
this morning in charge Of Gen. Luther Blake,
who brought ..them hither. We are happy to
know that an arrangement has been completed
with them, whereby they stipulate to US all
their influence and exertions to induce the
whole of the remaining portion ofthe tribe now
in Florida to emigrate to The country prepared
for them West of the Mississippi at the earliest
offered opportunity. The Government. on its
part, assures them Of safe and comfortable
transportation for themselves and families and
property, and 10 general all the facilities neces-
sary to render the emigration satisfa Glory to
the Indians. On this happy result we believe
the country will congratulate itseif.-Intel. of
yesterday.
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~ Persons abroad from the city car have the
Dispatch sent to them for any period OF time they
may desire. by leaving their orders and paying 'ne
cash for the lime specified.
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- Three Thousand One Dollar Pic.
lures taken within the last Two Months.
Does mol this look like giving entire satisfaction
to our customers, and the pubiicl If il does not,
we would like to know what does. DO MT be
guled any longer by paying high prices for your
pictures, but come to me and get lerior Pic
lure for one dollar, case included. Warranted
equal to any in the country.
FRANK MouISOH,
40 81 No ITO Main street.
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az" Come, let us Reason ro..,..

yOme, let rs Reason Together >,
READIAe Tes'imony Of Lady after Ta;,. oaL Il,
Years. S4fering-HosrHAMPToN CouS~vs s'sG ga,
-, l6o2..Messrs. Tyler Adair: have "a npIa
hcted with Rheumatism at times from NV ,a., ~
year Will be nifty years of age the lsl6 Of IN
month. Inc ATTACKS were at times go severe a. -
render me helpless have tried various - %
to very little effect Last October was e.
my shoulders sides, back and hips, could No, aa,
day or night could not move any Dart ns ost ses
without crying with pain At this lime sI.s 10y
many remedies; internal and external without 20
ceiving any relief l was at last advised TO r.,
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTJJRE BY w
had taken one bottle of which Eel, much be,.as
and as continued taking il, felt strength cor.;.,
into my back and limbs, and my stomach ,trsna,hs
ened and revived every way have taken I've ~,
ties, and am much better than I ever expected n
be. Intend to use itwhenever need it, and would
recommend it to the afflicted, believing il uneous
led. eaNa'
Yours, ELIZABETH RAGWrrr
See advertisement D another part of 10 dsv,s n.
per. Call on o. A. sTRECKER and get psmpbles,.
6ia". self
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Mayors CouRr.-Before Alderman Evans on
yesterday.
James Armistead, slave to William Anderson,
received FIVE lashes for being out of track-a CON.
firmed night prowler.
William Tunkit free negro from Hanover
county, was committed to Jail in default of regis.
ter. Litty Gladman, an emancpated slave, was
also committed in default offree papers.
Alb, am Hutzler, charged with striking Lewis
Schutzler over the head with stick, at a meeting
held for business purposes, in the Hebrew Syna.
gogue, on Mayo street, Sunday night, was bound
over in the sum of $500 to keep the peace, and
qured to answer the charge of assault at the Grand
Jury term of the Hastings Court in November next
Hutzer alleged that Schutzler used insulting Ian
guage and provoked the blow, but his staten ent
was not clearly corroborated by the testimony of
witnesses.
Robert Tyler, imprisoned for a misdemeanor,
gave bail and was discharged.
George West, free negro, was fined So and costs
for obstructing street with a cart ON Tuesday
night Reported by 1t. Truehart. James R. Graf
ton was fined S. and costs for the misdemeanor Ct
one OF his hackmen, in not having the rates of fare
posted up in his carriage. Reported by officer,
Warrington.
The continued case of Charles Walner pcdlar
charged with stealing pack of miscellaneous goods
from another pedar, Mrs. Davis, some days since,
came up and was further continued, owing to the
absence of Witnesses, until Monday next The
name of the person with whom Walner left the
goods in Manchester, was Schinoot, and not Nor.
gan, as we were erroneously informed. Mr. Nor
gan arrested Walner, and gave US this correction
in court yesterday.
Thomas Watson, the eccentric gardener, charged
with thrt wing stones through the windows of Mr..
Robert McNamees cutlery store on Main street, on
the 18th inst, was again arraigned, but Mr.. Nc
Nance being absent in the country the case was
further continued until Monday next. Notwilh'
standing Watson's lamentable plea that che had no
friends except God his wife and himself" good
natured Samaritan stepped forward and gave the
requisite security for Watson's appearance-Sl00
A charge preferred agains William Anderson, a
free negro, by another negro named Edward Har.
ris of threatening to assault, dismissed, Ander.
son having already received the punishment due,
on charge preferred Monday By Harris, and re-
ported in Tuesdays paper.
Richard Tay lor, slave to VIM Barrett, received
20 lashes for assaulting another slave named James,
last SUNDAY evening
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KuNKRLs OPERA TRouPE-A rich bill this
evening.
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= MN sALE. ons u tae oss. ps0A0
~. !. srnr~~n In the State. Apply TO-
.a.ss PArRIcK cuLLES, T.
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GRAND LODGE OF THE u. S.-The Grand
Lodge of the United States, |. o. o. F., proc
ceeded on Tuesday to the election of officers.
The following were elected:
Wimot G. DeSaussure of South Carolina.
Grand Sire; Horace A. Manchester of Rhode
Island. Deputy Grand Sire James L. Ridge
ly of Mary land. Grand Corresponding Secre-
tary; Joshua Vansant Of Maryland, Grand
Treasurer.
These officers will not be installed until the
next session of the Grand Lodge. There are
representatives present from 81 State Grand
Lodges, and 26 Grand Encampments.
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D>A AND CiVII. ENGINEER, office doors
from Main, 18th street, opposita the James River
ami nauawha Company's Office, Richmond, Va.
II. B.-Ali professional business promptly attend
ed to. au 2l-Im
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aFAcrs Am Frcr1on."-This u the title Of
work, the author Of which ID Mr.. Julia Mayo Ca
bell, ofths city In Offering the book for sale, the
talented author says 1t u her design to present the
proceeds for the erection Of Work House for va
grants. To more praise. worthy object her lsbors
and money could not be dedicated. Such an insti.
tuition il demanded BY the most urgent considera'
lions Of public policy. Tie Mayors Court dai'y
furnishes the most striking evidence of the want OF
is--our jail yards constantly furnish the most ai'
gent appeals in favor OF tour streets daily AFFORD
numerous proofs Of the want OF tour taxes ao'
monish us of the necessity Of it--and we pehese
such an institution Ia sanctioned and demanded by
the entire community, excepting alone those VINO
are entitled to place within its walls we nave
on various occasions urged the establishments OIL
work house, and we trust that the day is NOT dis
tant when we shall see the attention OF our pubic
authorities drawn to the subject. An Investigation
into the policy and advantages OF such an insutu-
tion we are sure is all that is necessary to induce
them to proceed at once to the erection of The
swarms of lazy loafng and dishonest free negroes,
and greater number of idle, dissolute, and vaga-
bond whites constantly filling our jail yards, and
eating fiddling, and dancing az the public expense,
at the cost of the honest and working portion of the
community, is an evil which demands a speedy
remedy. Ninety nine out of every hundred Of these
Migrants are able to earn support, and they should
be made to do it. In TRUTH they should be made to
work. even if the expense to the public were great
er than their support under the present system
There is no scarcity of employment. Labor of all
kinds never was in greater demand, and never were
better prices paid for it. II the thousand idle lazy
loafng and thieving characters which prowl about
and the common nuisance of our streets courts
and jails, to realize the fact that there was
work house provided for them, where they would
be made to earn living like honest people, by the
sweat of their brow, they would either 60 to work
or refrain from the commission of those rimes and
outrages which now annoy the community and
secure them comfortable quarters at the city jail
What do this class of wretches care about conine
ment in a jaila They have abundant society there,
suitable to their own tastes-they have comfortable
quarters provided for them-are fed and taken care
of-have good physicians to administer to them
when sick, &c, &C., ali free of expense. more
perfect oafers paradise could scarcely be provided
They set there all day at their ease, cracking their
JOKES or engage in fiddling, singing and dancing,
as inclination prompts-the happest beings imagi-
ginable, and doubt laughing at the folly of the
law which consigned them to such easy and COM
Portable quarters punishment. This state Of
things should be reformed altogether and the con.
worthy of all praise and emulation.
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pear 70 mind that BAKEk's CELEann u public vi
4 .luM bIIIkRs are the most unfspns I'D I'd Pre-.
me cure o. Dyspepsia that has ever 49, .eedy fer
ne proprietor has now in his posssssn lnis TACT
81 ceruhcates from some Of cur ovn s;..- number
have found speedy relief from this snl lasns, Who
ease. afler various other remedies b.,a dis
iuccessfuL AZ cure for Cho|er. NJ proved un-
Affections, Diarfhea, Summer Comn,.;aas, siious
oren, sour stomach, Loss Of Appetite Ins o. chill
ana other diseases arising from imnu,s
niilty and disorders Of tho digestive o,. sood de-
Bites have no equal. The prour;ssesr shs these
the Immediate vicinity Of Richmdna Ill living In
wei known to oil, would not have the ne 10
to recommend his Bitters ss relieve ~
diseases, hsd he not thoroughly ies,sd me above
markabie curative powers; but being shsf re-
they are just the medicine needed Al an sa That
by both sexes, he feels that be wond ~ ~ anes and
public injustice, did he not taEe The os DONG
TO enable all to profit by the use of them steps
cents per bottle. For sale by lhce 20
PURCELL, LADD & CO., A. BoDEKrp 49,
q GRAY, BENNETT 4 BEERS. sna q vaDlE
WOOD, Main street; H. BLAIR. WM q sUR
and SEABROOk T. REEVE. shoctos u,i T.. LAD aADD
MILLsPAUGH, and THOMAS q Mcc c,; S Snas.
&c % AAeoAhIHY.
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A correspondent OF the London Times gives
the following account of a recent prize fight in
England between two women
About a month ago was at break fast with
my family at Kensal Green, when perceived
a number Of pers ons passing through the field
adjoining my house. | endeavored to ascer-
tain the cause. With much difficulty did So.
The stream of men and women had come
from Paddington to prize fight between two
no, not men-women! One of my family
being incredulous, contrived to look across the
fields and there saw the combatants stripped
to the waist, and fighting. Men took them
there, men backed them, men were the bottle
holders and time keepers. They Tough, for
about haIfa hour, some say for S., some say
for sovereign, and some say they will do it
again. saw the winner led back in triumph
by men.
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2. A Meeting of the Wings OF Mad.
NJ ison Ward will be held at Schutte's Hall
corner of 5th and Broad streets, To night
Thursday Several interesting addresses will bt
delivered. Come one, come ali. Sc 23-1t*
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DIR. kODDEY having returned to
D>~SA Richmond, may be foundiat his residence,
corner OF Broad and 18th streets, opposite City
Hail. sel7-lw
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zs.I.N, HA IVES Il. SUTTON, NUlAKi
W>A PUBLIC-Parricular attention paid Ito
writing DEEDS and other legal instruments. OF
flee in the Law Building, Richmond, Va my
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fISO sChOOL TkACHEkS, fAasE e.,is
i AND OTHERS NASH d Woooao0SI,
Eagle Square, Richmond, Va, are sapplea ~ al
large stock OF the best and most poruia. 80
Books, Biographies, GrsmmarS Af''aN
spt ling Books Histories, Readers, &C. Az.
WORKS on Mathematics, Algebra, Deoh9 80,
tronomy, Surveying Geology. Botany NOf
tion, Tngononetry, DC. TT csro,sn
LAIN, Greek, Rfeach, Italian, Spanish, "S'a''A
and Hebrew Text Books. -. h,vs
TO their de parrnenr OF FreRch BOOKS 'A'' A-'
lately devoted particular attention .,a 70.
commented BIZ the several Teachers IN iais ciy
the, nave well selected STOCK VI choice fLoa ass
Literature for general reading, BY fe'iayo @ bes,
GIobex.--h. 81 W. have also Tor ssle' 'a 80.
Globes, OF toe latest editions, ssd oil various
se23
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An usxxovS FaIsND viii please receive the
sincere thanks ofths recipient.