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BALTIMORE, April 11-l0P n

BALTTNoRE, April 11-10P.M
q In looking around among the enterprising
men Of Baltimore, l find none more deserving
of credit than our esteemed citizen, Johns Hop
kins. lie has done more. probably, BY way Of
improving the city than any otherspuleht man
in it. Fostnne smiled upon him, and his mo-
eney vas expended in erecting magp ihcent
warehouses and other buildings. He now
owns perhaps more houses than'a any single In
dividual among us Instead Of boarding up
his wealth, he spent it liberally-lavishly, 1
may say-in improvements; and the conse-
uuence is, streets which yet might have been
in o state Of dilapidston are now handsomely
built up, and ornaments to the city He has
been foremost alss in all great enterprises of
Internal Improvements. Not this alone, but
his means have served in times of commercial
depression to relieve many industrious and de-
serving merchants, who otherwise might have
been obliged to suspend. Would that we had
more like him. He is now President of the
Merchants Bank, giving to that institution a
standing and character not surpassed by any
other institution of the kind in the country.
His country seat, some two miles out IN Baltl-
more county, is one of the most superb and
/ tasteful places anywhere to be seen,-an he
lives there like prince. FROM comparative
poverty he has risen to be worth probably two
millions of dollars; but with all, assumes no
airs beyond the dictates of strict prudence and
general common sense. There are few such
men to be found as Johns Hopkins.
There are rumors that the Baltimore Ameri-
can Times is about to undergo another muta-
tion-that it has been purchased by a company
of merchants, who purpose having it conducted
somewhat as now, with Mr. Baylor, its present
editor and proprie tor, at its head.
dispatch from Frederick, Md, Informs me
that at the municipal election in Hagerstswr
yesterday, the anti Maine law, temperance
candidate for Mayor, was elected, whilst the
! Know Nothings carried majority of The
| Councilmen. The fact is now becoming pretty
evident, that this new party has assumed .
somewhat formidable position in our State
In this city their numbers are legion, and a
the next election the strong probability is they
will triumph understand that some of the
: Custom House officers accuse " Roderick'' o.
being Know Nothing, otherwise he would
have kmoscm better than to have said, by way
ofrumOr, that there was trouble in our Custom
House. I am frank to confess that have beer
invited to g take q little acal&' OCCASIONALLY
but thus far declined am of Scotch English
descent, can sprechenly itch inc Ainich, blu
my ancestry run back many generations, ant
they say I'll do.
Business continues quite active. The cit,
is quite full of strangers, mostly western mer
chants, who are purchasing literally. Thi
year promises the largest trade ever done il
Baltimore. RoDERICK.
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LIMEt IIMFu LIME ~

NE HAMBURGH LIME kiLNS being now in
Il cemplete order, the proprietor viii be enabled
70 furnish his approved customers at all times dur
Ing The season with Lime of the bess quality for
plastering and other purposes The lime msnufac-
tured at these kilns is warranted to be equal in
quality to any other manufactured I'm the United
States The price viii be, delivered at the kiln, 9ac-
In any other part of the city 81
Cement nd Calcined Plaster can also Re hal At all
times A. W. DENH4M,
aps -'m For the propri-to-.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS ASSESSMEJTS
FOB 1854.
n y p u

IN the Board Of Assessors will meet daily. Al
their ofiss in the City Hall from the 18th to the
10th of April. inclusive. Sundays exc. pted) from
O'Clock . m to o'c ock p. m, for the purpose of
hearing and determining the complaints and apneais
OF al persons who may consider themselves aggrieyed
for taxes Tor the pre- emit year. by the amount OF
capital assessed as employed in the business of ary
private banker, broker, or money lender, and to
Mate any corrections, alterations, and additions
tnat may be pepper in the lists of psrs Ms to be re-
turned as subject to school tax fur this year
All complaints and appeals must be made in writ.
ing to the Board Of Assessors.
By order Of the Board:
,. 7. +. HARKNEsS, ~
2 sPF Av-otzoh i as.s,e secstary.
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FASHIONABLE MUJJNERY

q MIS-. j. LANE, Bridge street be ween High
~ land Congress, would respectfully announce
70 tins aides Of Georg. TOW and vicinity, that
she has just received q Splendid asscrtment of
Sprlpg and Summer HATS, and will open on
THURSDAY, the 18th irstant, embracing. French
Simps an Fancy Strs and Every article usually
Kept IN well and carefully selected stock. She
spectfuily solicits On ex animation OF her GOODS
ep l0-3t~ MAS LANE
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LIME-LIME-LTNE-

LIME-LIME-LIME.
\ HOOVER, Potomac Lime Kilns one suusr.
IA. below the lower bridge, near Georgetown. Il
aow prepared to furnish his customers and the pub
nc generally with any quantity Of The best woo.
burnt LIME in this or any other city, on The mn
reasonable terms. : =
CEMENT-CENENT-
Also, on hand, 400 bbls. Cement just received. O,
superior quality. -
PLASTER-PLASTER-P
Just recaived besides, 800 bbls of first rate Plaster
Which Sill be sold at the lowest market prices.
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HIP P 0 D R 0 M { :.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

In compliance with numerous solicitations Mons
Franconi has been prevailed UPON
10 givea
FULL DRESS REHEARSAL
of sll the entertainments TO be given On the open.
ing night ofthe Hippodrome, on
MONDAY AFTERNOON, April Il,
Commencing at o'clock, (being previous to the FIRST
public exhibition of the eatabIishpeut1 for
which limited number Of ad rissions
will he issued at one dollar each,
and may be procured at Will
laIds', st Mrs. G Ander-
sons, ard at the Ma
tioual Hotel.
n. B.-No tickets will be received on this occasion
unless issued expressly for the ''dress reheartal"
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U 1t Is stated that new plan for a
Pacific Railroad is to be submitted to the
Southern Commercial Convention. It's
estimated coast s65 900, 900; the stock to
be subscribed by the southern states;
and the right of way to be purchased of
Mexico. II.
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY

Ae MRS. NJ. L. DAWSON, Pennsylvania ave.,
HS2 b tween 9Th and 10Th streets, O. po.ite Iron
Hall, would respectfully announce TO the
ladies of Washington sni viciuity, that ,bs
has just received splendid assostme Mt of Spring
and summer HATS, ard will open ON TUESDAY,
the llth instant, embracing, every article usually
Kept IN well and carefully sell ctei stock She re-
sp-ctfuny SO icits an examination of her Goods
ap iu-ol~ MRS. NJ L. DAWSON
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s~-fRANC0NIS
HIPP0D E.

THE ci iyens Of Washington and vicinity ere re-
specifically iofoi med mat the entire o. sblish-
ment OF Mons Frsnconi having been trsns erred
from Madison Square. Now fork, 70 thus cry, Sc
MONDAY EVENING, April 18th,
4 . Illustrative Ct the - u
CLASSIC GAMES OF GREECE AND ROME,
rTsE1lof - AND 1U n- -
National sports o. al Countries and
all Ages,
Tor the prod Iccn Of which lurces are possessed
which are unsurpassed either IN Enrops or
A TROUPE OF MIGHTY TALENTED MALE AND
FEMALE PERf0RMERS. 49,
STUD or EVENLY SUPERB HIGHLY
Trained HORSES.
osTRlCHES, PONIES, sTAGs, APES AND REIN
MAGNIFICENT w pkEk COSTLY CHA
| RIoTs.
| CARS, AND APPOINTMENTS,
Enables the management To give . decree Of effect
90 Their entertainments without parallel upon this
| SHE Of thu Atlantic.
| The conveniences for visitor will be .oupd am
pie and complete; several distinct entrances and
| ticket offres viii be provided, and night the
| whole interior viii be brilliantly illuminated With
gas. 1855
10 accommodate families and parties coming from
| q dis ance DAY ENTERTAINMENTS will be given
1t is believed that rhe elegant and refined eharac.
ter OF these entertainments will opeca ly comm-nd
them to the Q st of this community. Thewhoie win
UNDER THE PERSONAL SUPERVISION OF NJ,
1 HENRI FRANCoNI.
Prices Bsxes, 81; Psrquette so cents; Pit rs
| ce nts
So Full particulars in future advertisements
| up loft
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oST-0n Monday, the 10th instant, q small nc.
IL saic BREASTPIN, between Sth aSd 10Th SITS,
down 81. The finder will be rewarded by returning
Il to the owner, on 10th st, between G and III.
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PATHETIC.

Some lady, who designs the efasions Of one Of hel
ardent Imirers to be handed down to pos ,erity
quests to place the following in our advertising
columns
j am man Of constant sorrow,
have seen trouble all my days;
I'll bid farewell to you, my dear,
With whom expect to end my life.
There is enc thing wish to tell you,
Which lays heavy on my mind;
There are two friends who have proved fsithfu',
But one to me has proved unkind.
When On sonne distant mountain,
I'll cast lingering look behind,
I'll wipe The hriny tear Of sorrow
And think of thee when am gone
When one loves he cannot prevent it; Il come
upon him when least it expected tits then he lose
that tranquility Of mind, and ali the bouyancy o
telling which market his youth, has settlsd int
that one absorbing passion that engrosses his hol
soul ami convuls.s the heart, which is destined Z
burst forth into a Wild delrium CT ma .deniuS pas
sion that will consume him like the can.er, wh;cl
marks its victim for death as surely as the night f.
lows day. l,s
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ANOTHER OUTRAGE-PR0BABLY MUIR.
DER-H0FFMAN SHOT,

from tile st. Louis lntelIigencer, April g.
The indignation of the public at the
brutal treatment of William G.. Hoffman
by Wilson G. Baker, last month, has
barely subsidized, yet they are startled
again by another act, even more outrage.
Gus than the first. The wife of Baker, it
is known, was implicated in that occur
renee by on attempt to take the life of tho
victim by firing pair of pistols at him
lii her room, for which, after her hus.
bands examination and commitment, she
was arrested and bound over for trial.
Not satisfied with the atrocious persecu-
ton which Hoffman has already experien-
ced, Mrs. Baker had repeated her attempt,
and it may be with fatal results.
Fourth ST., the scene of the assault, as
on every fair day, was thronged with
persons and especially ladies walking
and shopping. Hoffman and Mrs. Baker
met by chance, near the corner of Olive.
According to the statement of several eye
witnesses no words passed between them,
and he made no movement toward adj
dressing her. Mrs. Baker, upon recog-
nizing him, drew out a revolver and pre-
scented it. He ran into j. G. Simpson s
store, exclaiming:: "Save me, ran around
the counter, and endeavored to stoop be-
hind it. Mrs. Baker, before he could
make his retreat, leaning over the counter,
placed the pistol at his back and fired
twice, only one, it is reported, taking
effect.
She then sat down in the nearest chair.
She wore determined expression of
countenance; but some minutes after
wards, betrayed slight WEAKNESS or
nervousness of look, and asked for glass
of water, which was given her by one of
the clerks. Near twenty ladies were in
the store, and witnessed the occurrence.
Her husband shortly made his appearance,
and Mrs Baker being in custody of Deputy
County MarshalS McMeans and MEGA.
mant and Capt. Cozzens, she was con.
ducted to a carriage and driven to Jail.
= gentleman inquired of her before
leaving the store, if Hoffman had offered
her any new insult, and she replied no."
and that the reason for shooting him was
that he had caused her to be brought be-
fore the public and disgraced.
Before his removal, Justice Johnstone
arrived and took his statement. The fol.
lowing is copy:
, 81 came up Fourth.st., and met Mrs.
Baker coming down Fourth near the cor
ner OF Olive; she turned around and pull
led out a pistol; | ran into Simpson s store;
she followed and shot twice; one ball took
effect in my side. / make this statement
with the advice of my physician that l
I'm gong to die from the effects of this
A
Upon this statement a commitment
vas issued to the County Jailor, requir-
,nng Mrs. Bakers detention in custody.
NO examination, of course, will take place
Until the result Of Hofman's wound can
De determined. -"
GTLlttie people mistook the excess
d.
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JAMES COOKS WASHINGTON HOUSE, L street
~ between 1lth and 18th, Washington city. Board
ey the day, week or month. Terms IS cents per
DAY, or 50 per week. Meals served ct al hours.
sp6lws ~ - = -s-I-,--
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1.-The Charter election in Columbus,
Ohio, took place on Monday last, and the
entire wing ticket, excepting one coun-
Gilman, was elected.
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0nHAr RxcITEMENr.-Rr,

j q LEY's yARIErE Popular leetures upon
n ss,fi ct o, Mind tie Nervous syrtcru y ectri-
city ana the Error &C sitstua i~u- oortinu,d by
Tssue , on WEDNESDAY. TaUsS FAY, FRIDAY
and SATURDAY Ey9NI> IS. April lsts, iSth lsth
psvcho,egist G,at,ersen czus u 70 90 mSGy laugh
abe tAiugs each evening against their uiils-
poors open AZ s-ieetare oc.ock
so IL sp 1l-4ts
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
M w. GAIT BRO. call attention TO their urn
vi. snaly large stock Of superior God Wa ches
and rich Jewelry.
To persons IN want Of superior time keepers the,
offer an assortment both for excellence Of qualltI
and cheapness not surpassed in this country
just received, large invoice of the finest quality
and latest styles Of both French and American jew
eiry, consisting of Diamond, Pearl. Ruby. Mosaic
ana Enamel paiu ted Brooches, Earrings Bracelets
&c NJ. W. GAIT BRO
Sign of the Golden Eagle
Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th sts
an 12-3t
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.OLittle people mistook the exces IS
OF Popes genius for madness. Ray Smith,
after being in Mr.. Pope's company when
about fourteen, exclaimed: "Egad that
young fellow will either be a mailman,
or make very great poet"
u The world is a Mongrel-half
spaniel, half wolf Lash it often, and
when you require it, whistle will bring
1t to your feet; show but the slightest
symptom of fear, and it will turn upon
and worry you, even unto death.
U Another revolution is expected in
Nicaragua, which State has abandoned
the attempt to reconstruct the Central
American confederacy. $500
D The Mormons at the Salt Lake
have adopted phonetic alphabet of
thirty eight letters. -'- q ~ SO q
" The Americans at Aspinwall have
expelled the New Grenadian authorities
from that place. zgra qaT
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.cpNCsEs FoR THE STAR.


u~C.Es FNR THE STAR.
ps,.,ns in BALTIMORE wishing TO SUBSCRIBE 'of IN
al, E,-u;as sSar, can have II delivered 10 tneni
,,.s evening OF ics issue, by faithful carriers, py
leaving their names at the store OF GATHERS
pRO corner of HOLIDAY and Baltimore Streets
A., w,rnysToN DEL, e. 9. r. BUTLER, ia
Market street; will attend TO the delivery OF the Sf
AtPH,t.pKLPHrA,J.T. BATES, at the Exchange
can furnish those who wish copies Of the Star early
on the morning after its ISSUE
Ar Posrsxouru AND NORFOLK, Va, r. g. STA
Piles, No. AZ High street, Portsmouth, il prepared to
serve the Star regularly TO all who may wish it.
Al ANNAPOLIS, MD, NORMAN LESLIE win act
as Agent for the delivery Of the Star on the evening
Of its issue.
10 SUBSCRIBERS AND ADVERTISERS.
No subscription discontinued unless by positive
order left a, this Office. .1
The privilege of Annual Advertiser. is strictly
hmitedt their own immediate business; and all ad
verisements for tbs benefit Of other persons, well
As all advertisements not Immediately connected
with their own business, and all classes Of adver
tisements, in length or otherwise, beyond the limit
engaged, win be charged at the usual rates. For al
such transient advertising, bills will be separated
rendered, and prompt payment is desired.
Advertisements of all kinds are charged for whel
published in the Star. -.
Religious, Marriage and Funeral notices, when o
moderate length, published at 25 cents, each inser
ton.
G-ALL TRANSIENT ADvERrIsEMESrs, ,vtho,d er
eeption, MUST PAID FOR IN ADVANCE.
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DiRB CAGES, &c.-LAMM JNO, TIN street has
ID for sale, Bird Cages Travelling, Work and
other Baskets, Children's Ggs, Hobby Horses Muir
sery Chairs, Towel Racks &c an le-3t
fOR SALE Iowa large assortment of BROWN
Il stone WORK, we'll fnishei and ready for
use; Mou ded Window Helds, Window stills, Lin
tels Steps &c, Of various lengths and patt rms at
Washington Stone Dressing Company's Works.
JACOB VEIHMEYER.
Orders for Stone Work promptly executed.
n r.E
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OLD BULLION IN A BAD WAY.-A
Washington correspondent of the New
York Tribune says ~.
cold Bullion is in high feather. He
laughs immoderately over the result of
the elections in Connecticut and Rhode
Island.'
10 which the Boston Times, Demo-
cratic, replies: =. ~
~. ~ don't see anything 50 id funny
OLewiston, the Lowell of Mama ;s
deserted by the mill girls, who are on a
strike. 1t Is quite certain that m.nnf.c-
tories of cotton and wooden are M, ~
dependent Of the girls.
1.-THE bill to sell the main line .,
the State Railroad and Canal, from Pbils.
delphia to Pittsburgh, for not less than
Sl1 600, 900, has passed the house of
Pennsylvania.
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CHEAP DAGUERREoTYPES.-M

" ]. J. WOODBRIDGE would re.pec,faI,y an.
aounce to the citizens Of Washington and he yicin.
ty that he has just opened Room On Pennsylva-
Ola avenue, over Ginaa's Drug Store, Tor the pur-
pose of bringing before lie pubic Sole of Lis cleo
torine pictures, taken by his F1esch r cess.
r which lie the only right + r the United
States. Pictures taken al % Gems Pieces.
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A UCTlON CARD.-The undersigned will
"A contiau; the general Auction and Commission
business at the spacious Warehouse on the south
size Of Pennsylvania avenue. formerly occupied by
L N. Str~tton. They prepared to cash all sales
without delay, and r. specially solicit sba OF the
public patronage, In which thsy trust to crit the
confidence that may be bestowed uron them.
Liberal advances made on unlimited eonsign-
ments.
MIR. y. n. STRArToN is employed by us, and will
attend to the auction department
ap Him ID. ID. CAMPBELL, A. C0
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The following communication from the n, mister OF
the United States at Paris is raie public for the in
formation of parties interested in the kubjsct to
which it relates:
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4 CARD.-The attention of the public is respe.t-
IA fully called to the extensive sale of sopsrior
furniture and Household Effects, at the residence
OF the Hon III. GwIS, corner OF G and Sd streets,
on THURSDAY morning, the 18th instant, at 20
o'clock
The Cabinet Furniture is principally OF rosewood,
and CT superior workmanship; the China and Glass
ware Is very line, and selected with great taste.
The h Use will be open 70 visi;ers IN "Wednesday
the LIN. J. c. McG UIkE,
apr Id Aurti.neer
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CHOCOLATE CHOCOLATE "

Highly important TO the lorers OF good Chocolate
4 Y GAUflEk has commenced the manufacture CT
". pure and genuine article OF CHOCOLATE,
which for its luscious and nutritious qualities
equalied in the world. He is now prepared to fill
WITH pronptness all orders for this elegant Chooe
hate, which is destined to supercede the many dele
ferrous drugs now sold in that name
c. GAJTIER,
Pa. avenue, between 18th and 18th SITS.
An 1O-3t
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ENTLEMEN'5 LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs,
VI warranted pure Linen, Lven Crsva1s, some
thing yerg neat for Summer Also, every va
riet, OF Neck Ties and socks, TO please all tastes
Gents. Linen Collars; Lisle Thread. half Hose and
Hos cry of every description; Vest ard Coat But.
TONS latest STYLE together vita every variety of 1t
tie things that e. cry body wants at
WA. Z. SHEDDS,
Fancy Go, as and Millinery,
ap lift 18th st, above Pa hVepue.
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respondent writes US in reply to the informa-
zion concerning the labors of this commission
which We published on the day before yester
day from California letter Our washing
ton) correspondent says:
1 have had the opportunity to know tina,
your California correspondent is mistaken in
these views With no motive on your part
to misrepresent, you will cheerfully allow. ]
presume, a small space in your columns. in
simple justice to the original Board of Land
Commissioners in California Charged as tbey
were, with judicial business, as intricate n
can De well imagined, and more massive, ia a
Pecuniary sense, than any ever before com
mitted to special judiciary, under our consti-
tuition, they discharged the trust with all the
disPatch that belonged to triumphant ability
those who are in haste to disparape tbeir
labOrs, may learn the corrective, when the
Supreme Court of the United Statas SD all re-
view those labors and pronounce Judgment
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, / mean, according to law
Irrespective Of imagined public policy, or, OF
the local interest fixing Hun,bers, or Of kin
dred political Considerations Had thew sought
mere popularity in California, that bi as ight
have led to far different results The side of
the government that appointed them, was the
side OF the "settiers, % as they call themselves;
Dot whose name, equalIy descriptive, is kee,oD
Your space and my time, equally preclude
details, at present Generally, however.
may challenge the records of any Judiciary.
permanent or special, to shsw more research
more productive professional labor. in an
equal amount Of time. These men really did
the great work which had to be done by them.
or by their successors. They had to blaze the
way, and denmark the lines in a new field OF
professional labor. The five or six first cases
they decided, required as much mental appli-
cation as would now suffice for a hue bred cases
Generally, this business is yet little under
stood Even the legislation of Congress re-
specting it, is misrepresented, except in Cali |
fornia. The very first trial here in the So |
preme Court, may subdue both clamor and
delusion. That may serve to show whether
the original Commission was an able and up |
right judiciary, and may serve, too, as premo-
milton, how much more reputation is in store
for their SUCCESSORS, in departing from their
presidents. -s- 1-rat- |
The suggestion, that the most valuable
claims" are not now owned by 'sthe poor
Mexics nj" the original grantees, but b. |
!. SPECTATORS" although thread-bare on the |
Pacific side, is fresh staple for an Atlantic |
newspaper. It suits, toe, the California poll,
icisn better than it does any sworn court of
aw, there or here. 1t is not likely to have
my weight with the Supreme Court. This |
nbunal will pronounce its own Judgment of
ne law. They are not charged to know tie
act, whether the parties are rich or poor,
SPECTATORS" OF, that more interesting and
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NAUZE MeTina, and fine isle Thrs al Under
VI garments for Spr.ng AID su4nner can be
found at Elk9t'S.
an lift