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Eg The Lyncbburg Republican suggests
that Richmond had better make hundred
miles of railroad beyond Stanton than two
railroads to Charlottesville. If the Republi-
eau were to take its observations from this
point, perhaps it would think differently
Feeling every desire for the extension and
completion of the Central railroad, Richmond
is no more certain were she TO build a
hundred miles of railroad beyond Stanton
that another road may not tap it down the val
ley, than she was that 100000 paid by her TO
the Southwestern road would prevent diver
sion of that line towards Baltimore via Alex.
andria. She has about enough of direct ap.
preparations out Of the heavy taxes of her
people to distant points among uncertain ten.
denotes. 1t is time for her TO endeavor to
strengthen her position nearer home.
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,r Sortb American Review has an eiaoorase ar. IT,.
&c The production of gold and silver IN whlsm sn
ter thinks il but the exercise OF rae;a,,s
TO assume that hs t1a.uaih hundred millions Of dol
Is e., MANY wears and that in quarter OF
chs supply win depreciate money TO one na'' VI ~
third its present value c, las M,
Don't believe word OF II. s"'ei na' Ao'
he,n produced, nor is it now proauceu' II"
ouan,;tv commensurate with the increasing
so,o.n6s FIR il; and unless some astonishing
,:..or;.s n silver mines of unprecedented
~:oh,s take Mace, it is not likely to be. That
rold has multiplied for three years pas' I'D
s,.,ne, ,bat has exceeded ell expectation, IS
,r,a bnt il is rot certain that the rate oil sup
,rv If these few years will be continued ter
,,orv wears. Indeed, we have reason TO APP
n,ebend that it will not. When the surface
md nocket mining is exhausted, as it will be
,apidIy in the discovered mines, then the
miners have to go to the vein and quartz min
inp. which is exceedingly tedious, laborious
and expensive. The supply then must be
greatly diminished; and the expense of mining
will be SO gceat that it cannot be maintained il
the value of the metal is much reduced.
Again, the commercial enterprises and ope-
Yations of the world are extended enormously
by the impulses of steam and railroads, and
the capital required to conduct them is also
necessarily greatly more than in former times.
The precious metals, the basis of this capital,
are wanted therefore in quantities that exceed
all anticipations in days past, and all calcula'
tons based on the wants of the worldEn It's
DAYS of comparative slotb and apathy. Be-
sides. as we go on in the exciting career OF I'M
provement and expanding operations, we IN
crease in wealth and extravagance, and the
consumption of the precious metals IN the
manufacture of tasteful and ornamental fab
RIGS must be greatly increased. Then gold is
such lovely, pure metal-the loveliest and
purest of all--it can Withstand almost any
cause of depreciation 1t mustever continue
TO be that same old gold from the refner's fur
mace, the favorite emblem, both of poets and
orators, of pure, sterling genuine north
The planet we inhabit is not the greatest in
the universe but it is very considerable ball
of its own, and requires a great deal for the
purposes, wants and operations of the men
who live on it. The philosophers, financiers
and Swans are often at fault in their predic-
lions of exigencies that are to come. The
GREAT PRovIDENTIAL EQUALIZER of world.
" affairs has often brought confusion on their
foreteling wisdom, and will knock into a
cooked hat many prophecies about the pre-
cious metals.
"surely there is q vein for the silver and a vein
for gold uher6 they find 1t. The iron is taken out
of the earth, and brass is molten Of the stone.
But where shall wisdom be found ? and where is
the place of understanding 2"
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TINE PoLLs.-In the selection of places of keep.
ing the polls in future, we hope that no Hotel or
other place, where there is bar, may be fixed up
on. No person who at both the City Hall and
the polls of Monroe Ward, Wednesday, could have
failed to observe the great contrast presented by
the two.
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THE JAPAN ExPEDITIoN.-It is now stated
that only part of the Japan Expedition is to
be withdrawn-that the ship of the line Yer
mont is not to join the expedition. She was
about to be fitted out at Boston but her com.
plement of men could not be supplied-Con-
gress having refused to increase the navy be.
yond $500 men, the present limit.
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RE weekly Dispatch

Far FRIDAY. April 9Th, 10 now ready and for sale Of
mi. Office II contains large and interesting va
rie,v of editorials ull reports of important crimt
nal trials, returns Of the city election, spirit of the
press foreign and domestic news, the latest inteili
gence, correspondence, selections, legislative pro-
ceedings, items, &c. Price cents per single copy
81 per annuu, in advance.
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ELECTION SQUABBLEs-On Wednesday of
our independent voters stimulated by the election
excitement and bad liquor, became most indepen-
IDENTIFY drunk. Generally the periods Of exhilaration
were short and unmarked by belhcose pecuiarities,
though in few unfortunate instances wine obtained
the mastery wit and judgment We notice such
as came before the Mayors Court yesterday
After shutdown, in Monroe Ward, several of the
vctors and beaten candidates took the stump and de-
ivered extemporaneous speeches Towards the close
of the discussion, Mr.. Archibald Winston took the
stand, and was slightly hissed some crying out,
kick him down" Mr.. W. promptly desired the au.
thor of the expression to show himself, when man
named Gideon Jarvis who is ordinarily one of our
most peaceabe and industrious citizens excited by
liquor made rush at Winston, ling at him three
or four times-Winston simply parrying off the
blows. The Watch Immediately interfered and con-
veyed Jarvis to the cage. Yesterday the acting
Mayor required of him 500 security for his good be-
havior.
Mr.. Jarvis appeared, as he no doubt felt deeply
mortified at his unpleasant situation 1t is due to
MI Jarvis to state, that Mr. Caude deposed to being
present and restraining Jarvis from making any as
saut and did not see j. strike w
Late IN the evening, young named Joseph
Cole, being unduy exhiarated, while passing along
Main street, amused himself with upsetting some
barrels and boxes, and was caught the act by the
Watch. Mr. CPS friends stated that they had known
him for years, but had never him so much under
the influence" before, and the acting Mayor accord
lngy discharged Cole whose natural good sense and
correct Judgment will doubtless keep him from stir
ring up the troublesome" monkey again.
comely shaped woman, name6 Mary Purcell who
exhibited marked traces of former beauty and who
had seen happier and more innocent days was found
upon Broad street by officer White on Wednesday,
not exactly electioneerng for office or abusing oppo-
stlon candidates, but engaged in venting forth hor
nd strain OF basphemy against lawyers in general and
police officers in particular. She was very calamity
furnished with lodgings for the day and night in the
upper watch-house, and yesterday in default of $50
security committed to Jail for 80 days
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THE CoNcERT.-We suppose the Concert of to-
night win be a crowded and fashionable one The
great reputation of young julien, who is almost an
idol among the lovers of music where he has been,
we doubt not will occasion very general desire to
hear him. Apart from his own rare accomplish
ments, the other musical attractions are of very
elevated character
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rday morning the German Ri
es, Captain Bodeker, turned with full ranks to
bury an honored member named Joseph Ross, re-
Gently deceased. The German Benevolent Society
also accompanied the remains of the deceased to
the place of interment in Shockoe Hill cemetery
The funeral was an imposing one
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ODD FELLOWS Hail..

DELtuE: DELOuE :.
The Grandest Painting in the World.
nR BEALE'S NEW PANORAMA AND do.
IL RAMA of the Creation and Deiuge.-
In consideration of the great rush TO this Paint
ing, and by the solicitation of many citizens OF
Richmond, the Proprietors ofthis Painting will re-
main short time longer that those obliged to re.
tire for want of Seats, may have an opportunity OF
witnessing this Great Work of Art.
H Exhibition EVERY EVENING. at O'Clock,
and on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY after.
moons, at 3 O'Clock.
E(gy9 Admission rs cents--children half price
% Liberal arrangements for Schools
NH 3l-tf
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= a Mr.. CHARLES Elicit has been an.
pointed Chief Engineer OF the Central Rail
road. Mr.. E. is one OF the most accomplished
Engineers 10 the country.
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We are Agents for the ssle of DR.. Aliens I'm
provement in this State; and we respectfully invite
sll the Dentists OF this city and elsewhere in the
State 10 call and examine it We are prepared to
give all necessary instructions on reasonable terms
We have tried this invention in our own p.ac.
tce, long enough to have tested its merits tho.
roughly; and we satisfied that it is the greatest
improvement ever effected in mechanical DENTS.
try. We will give any information concerning il,
Oy letter or otherwise.
ap 4-GGt&wly w &, NJ
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NAhD.-Mrs w WARD begs leave TO return
~ her sincere thanks 10 those gentlemen who
threw her the bouquet containing the handsome
present OF slOo Also 20 the gentlemen who non.
cred her with serenade after her benefit.
az S-ltt
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g 1.-THE Spirit Of Je6pson," of Charles
town, which was destroyed by FIRE not long
since s.nGs' has rs-appeared in vsy handsome
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The "totaI" column Comprises the Whole num-
Der of votes cast up to the present tine-the poll
Monroe Ward still remaining open.
Majorides thus far: Daniel ever August 1885,
Blair over Tinsley 3l3; Ladd over Harrison 532 ;
Strebia over Jones PIG Luck over Wells and Davis
2e4 ana Wilkinson over Trueheart 373
The vote for Councilmen and Aldermen stands as
follows:
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L + Il Il IL SPII.HI AN.

NOR RENT OR sALE.-The subscriber is
Il authorised to rent sell valuable Brick
Tenement in an eligible situation, within five mi
nutes walk of The Banks. II he house contains
eleven rooms; with gas throughout. Upon the lot
ia a large kitchen, with other buildings, hydrant,
&c Liberal time will be allowed to purchaser.
An thus apav q IL making safe
apS w GODDlN.
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szsEsssA ARTIFICIAL TEETH
Na&A GREAT AND IMPORTANT IN
IMPROVEMENT The undersigned

- Y
have purchased the right to use Dr..
Aliens Patent Improvement in the mode Of insert
ing artificial teeth, which is of the greatest and
most important Inventions ever made in his branch
If the Dentists art.
The improvement consists in the employment OF
metal superior to gold in purity, and in the COM
plete union OF all the teeth by slcious compound,
which at the same time forms the most beautiful and
natural looking gum, and filing up ali creVlces and
Irregularities ard and rendering itmposs5e for the
teeth to become unpleasant to the wearer by the
accumulation of particles of food or other substsn
ces between them. No other mode of mounting
artificial teeth is comparable to this in any respect
Persons wearing teeth dnserted in the ordinary
way aud not giving satisfactorily are invited to try
this invention, which they can do at but little addf
tonal cost.
We snail be pleased to show specimens of this
kind of work, to any persons who will call at our
Office whether they want artificial teeth or not.
WAYT & MAHOEY Dentists,
Office, 200 Main street.
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RICHMOND Aprll D, 1888.
This is TO certify that invited my uncle Joseph
Dettor, to take tea with my boat the Basin,
Sunday evening" and that expected him. Also, that
my uncle was IN the proper and direct course to my
boat, when he drawn into the difficulty alluded
to IN the statement Of j. H. Gilner, Esq, to what
occurred IN the Mayors Court yesterday.
APP 3-ItE JOHN SHULTZ.
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E. p. Willis, brother to N. P. willis, is
dead. This gentleman figured ext epsveIy
with Lola Monies when she first came " this
~cOanHy.
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DEAR AND DOG FIGHT-Wiu come of
ID on MONDAY, the 18th inst, at o'clock, at
LEDBETTER'S Tavern, on the Sioney Run
Read, near Richmond, Dog and Bear 6ght
and as several fine dogs will be there, great sport
may be expected. Any visitor has the privilege
of bringing dog. and the one that whips The bear,
will be given fine Collar.
Abundance IS cents. ap9-3r
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Enthusiastically we had specimen of the
Turtle Soup and Steaks served up to his customers by
that excellent caterer, Beck We can only say there
wss no fault to be found with them,
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SPRING CAMPAIGN.
81 AAANU SAHfalGNs
kx0Nm TO THE VOTERS IN -
k5TTTTyS ALL THE WARDS sSssz5z3

Ill I'D Az 1hE FOIEhS IN sms
kTTTyS ALL THE WARDS sSsS46
g. Ftttow CHtzeHs:-As you perform
ed the duty and exercised the high
est privilege OF free men yesterday, ia casting
your votes for the several officers of our city gov
eminent, you win now, we hope, have time 10
consider otr Claims TO your notice We are sp-
your patronage irrespective of party We call On
you all. Wings and Democrats, to come 10 our sup
port Our modesty forbids our saying anything
about our qualifications, but this we will say .hst
we have laoored hard ia your service for the last
twenty i've years, and have discharged our duties
TO the best OF our abilities and promise still 70
continue 10 do so, If you win afford tne o1portu.
nifty. We shall be prepared to furnish you at all
times, with the bes. aud most fashionable Boots.
skoes, Trunks, &c, 10 be found ia this or any
other city in this country. Polls open q. the LA
dies saloon" at all times between the hours of
A "a and 6P NJ WHITE Il PAGE,
APT 73 Main st. three doors below Dooley's.
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CO COTILLON PARTY.-There will be
"A COtiIion Party at Temperance Hall, on
Ap Church Hill, on Friday, April 9Th lady
H1A and gentleman will be admitted for 81.
The best music will be furnished.
Tickets to be had OF Mr. George E. 5sdler and
Alexander Craig. sp 5-4tF
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@, GREEN TURTLE SOUP.
&zalAI THIS DAY, al II O'Clock, at BECK'S
Restorative
Sd Sit
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VIKG1NIA:-Ata Circuit Court Of the city OF
Richmond, held at the State Courthouse IN
said city, on Saturday, April I'd, 1S53-"iiilsm
Palmer and John Enders, executors OF Jonn En-
ders deceased Plaintiffs, against Joseph Stegaii
and Jane z, his wife, in her individual rieht ana
as guardian of Sarah Hunter and Mary Daoney
Gathrisht, the said Sarah Hunter and Mary Daoney
Gathrieht, infants under the age OF twenty-epe
wears, by Writ Roberts, their guardian al htsm,
assigned TO defend them in this suit, and isaac a
Goddin, late sheriff of the county of Henrlco, and
as such. administrator de bonts non OF Daoney
Ga,bright deceased Defendants.
The said Court did, amongst other things, decree
follows:
"And it appearing to the Court, that more than
two wears have elapsed, since the qualification OF
John Enders, deceased, administrator of Dab
ney Gathright, deceased, on the motion of Jane P
Stegzn, Distribute of the said Dabnev Gathright
BY counsel it is ordered that the creditors of the
said Dabney Gathright, deceased, do, on the twen
tieth day OF May next, show cause against The pay.
ment and delivery of the estate of the said Dabaey
Gathright, deceased, to his distributes and that
copy OF this order be published once week for
four weeks, in the Richmond Dispatch, and also
that it be posted at the front door of the Court.
house of the Court of Hastings for the city of Rich
mond, ON the first day of two successive terms of
the said Court"
Teste,
L.W. CHAMBERLAYNE, II, Dep Clerk
ND
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- FOR RENT.-That very retired and
::a pleasant residence situated Marshall street,
adjoining The residence of James Bray and now
occupied by Mr. John Waterhouse. The house
contains six rooms, with kitchen, smokehouse,
water in the yard, &c, and all in good order
Possession given Immediately. Apply to
ap 6-3t JAS NJ TAYLOR.
Il OVERING'S LOAF, CRUSHED AND
L. Powdered Sugars, for sale by
sps DAVENPORT, ALLEN s. co.
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ADJUSTMENTS

HI AEhlCAN Ok3BkCH.
Corner Bread and Feurfeeuth Strees.
GRAND CONCERT or
PAUL JULIEN.
Who viii have the honor of giving his FIRST ana
FAREWELL GRAND CONCRRT
In THIS CITY,
On Friday, April Sth, 1883.
Assisted by the following celebrated srtists f,o~
the s0NTAG and ALBONI Opera Troune. ''-a
New York:
SIGNORINI ANNA VEZENTlNI. ParsA D,.~.
from the Grand Opera of La scala. 'A'
SIGNOR ATTILIO ARsoLDI, UEsoal f,o,,
the Sontag Opera Troupe:
HERR CHERLES BECHT, PIANIST. from 81
Grand Conservstorre, Berlin and ~ York ana
MONS. Y. GUERIN, EmPREsARIo, from the Car,
Opera, Paris;
Forming an array of Musical Talent of tbs
highest order
The European engagements of PAUL, JUI.IFn
preclude the possibility of giving more than ans
Concert in each OF the principal cities In hs United
States.
Full particulars In future advertisements.
The seats in the church viii be numbered s,3
the books for secured seats will be opened ., ,bs
principal Music Stores and Hotels
Polite and attentive ushers viii be in attendance
apo Major WIN G. CORBELL. Agent
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EARD-THEATRE.- w. ?. SMITH, in
~ addition to the pieces he produces, which are
immenGe, for his benefit, wishes to make mis- au-
dience laugh aad enjoy themselves and will in re-
turn for such laughter, present the individual who
takes the greatest number of tickets, with su-
perb Tin Goblet, which he mas purchased at
the enormous expense of Is cents az St
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G. FOX hENT.-That very icomfortable
- Residence situated on Leigh, suear Adams
street, ana new occupied oy ar J Gary, having
about In acre OF ground a!lachedt Possession
given Immediately. Apply to
ap ut JAMES NJ. BAYLOR,
DKIME LAGUAHRA CUFFEE go hsgz
L landing and for sale by n
apt WILLIAMS & 81 1THEg.
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4NU 10 IhdIH sIIbsI, UIIt UUUT DtIOW
ap Sim" Purcell, Laid g. Co. Druggists

TO THE LADIES.-Mrs kGBRET, ARTIST
Il in Hair, &c, begs to inform the Ladies of
Richmond that she has removed from Broad to
Fourth Street, between Grace and Franklin, where
she will continue, Outing the present month, giving
Instruction in every description of Ornamental
Hair Work, suitable Tor Rings, Ear Rings, Brooch
es Bracelets, Mementos, Devices, &c. This ele-
CANT and interesting art may be perfectly acquired
IN few lessons and on very moderate terms. Also,
beautiful style of Modelling Wax Flowers, Fruits,
&c Specimens may be seen daily.
Mrs. Z is agent, by appointment, for the sale of
Dechsux's Unriva led Kalydor, for identifying the
skin and entirely removing Freckes sun Burn,
&c-a purely Vegetable Compound. Ladies visi
ting the sea side or the Springs will nd this pre-
paration invaluable. an g-6t*
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IRTETY OF FANCY GOODS AT

A VARIETY OF FANCY GOODS AT
n CoSr.-Ths subscriber, intending to have
the old ark pulled down, and one put up of more
modern style, will sell variety of Fancy Goods
at a reduced price. SO is the time for Bar.
gains for few days, at the old stand No lo9 Broad
street. J. HARkOLD.
8-2fe
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The above statement Of nay testimony is correct, as
well as OF the testimony and the facts far as heard
them. VIM. T. EARLY
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a. SrRAYED-From the residence OF
4CSthe subscriber, residing in Manchester, on
SUNDAY evening last, large yellow Horse, with
dark name and tail. He has sea. on his forehead
and his foretop cat off. A reasonable reward will
be paid for his delivery to me in Manchester
an S-3ts SAML ID ATKINSON.
ClLVkR WATCH CAsE.-Losi, Ia Ihe
y street, Silver Watch Case. The finder will
be suitably rewarded, if required, by leaving the
same at this Office. eps-2t
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UYACINTH GLASSES, Bird Baths and
I'll Cups, w atsr Bottles, Juiep Tubes, Cut Salts,
Aiolasses Pitchers, Hand Lamps, and other articles
of Glass Waie 10 be had at
BULKLEY g. cos,
apS 1877 Main street.
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THE CHKAPEsT WHOLE.
h SALE Ann RETAIL. ESTABLIS9MENT

III Is Y - = AE LIZ WnVLE.
- SALE AND RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT
OF GOLD WITCHES AND GUNS IN
HYMAN, of 50 Main street, Richmond, Va-the
only direct Importer of Watches to this city, and
also direct Importer of double and single barrel
Guns, has Just received from Europe, direct,
another lot Of splendid Geld Watches, and some
verv superior double and sip.le barrel Guns which
win sell az low a. any Northern Importer In the
United States. Country Merchants will do well to
examine my stock before going North, and also De.
fore purchasing elsewhere. at the Cheap Casn
Store of HENRY LYMAN,
90 Main street,
The only direct Importer of Watches, and
Direct Importer of Guns to this City.
B-Just received, direct from the msDufac-
turer, few more of the latest patent double bar
rel Guns, which have given SUCH general satisfac.
ton; call sportsmen, and examine them. Also, a
large lot of the best English Caps, Shot Belts, &C.
an8
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FVHE gentleman that, through mistake, took the
L wrong HAT at Mr. aicEyoy's Soiree, at Lafayette
Hail. on Wedaesdsy uigat lasE, viii &c kiad enough
to call a. the Dispasch Office and Sc! ais.
ap5 -1t+
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VI HEXrEk & SONS, respectfully in
I'VE form their friends and the public that thew
have removed from No 80 to No 80, Main, where
theT have on hand and are daily receiving from
their mandatory in the North, a large and .ash
icnab!e stock of Ready Made Clothing, cut
and made in the best and latest styles and viii sell
them both at Wholesale and retail as low as thew
can be boueht in any Of the Northern cities We
respectfully invite The public to call and see for
themselves. Country Merchants would find it to
their interest TO examine stock before purchas-
ing. MHhXTER & SONS.
No go Main street, one door below
Iraor N
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The above statement of my testimony is correct
| did not hear the other evidence.
ALEX. RIVES