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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-28

NAJONCESTER s. NASHUA RAILROAD
Wv COMPANY B0NDS--To meet the Bonds of this
Company, payable in May next, they offer for sale
Bonds of ISSUE in pieces not less than $500 each,
payable in 1860 1865 the purchaser may elect with
interest at the rate of six per per annum payable
substantially at the Worcester Bank. Holders of the
Bonds payable in May next hereby notified that they
can exchange the same for Bonds of the issue,
and are respectfully invited to do So give early notice
OF their intention of doing These Bonds are secured
by Mortgage of all the property Of the Company, and
perfectly safe and convenient security.
T. W. HAMMOND, Treasurer.
Worcester, Oct %, 1854. diff ne
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AVIS &c II A r. " E Y.
NO. FLAGG'S BUILDING.
NEW
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE.
The undersigned have taken of the new, elegant
aud capaciors in Faces BuLDISG for the pur
pose Of carrying on the CUSTOM and
READY-MADE CLOTHING
business They have just opened and arranged large
and varied assortment Of seasonable goods embracing
Garments Of every variety quality, style, and price,
GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER
In the very best Manner and warranted to- IT. at the
shortest possible notice. Our assortment of Broad
cloths, Cassinmeres, ESKINS, & BEAVER
CLOTHS very complete and embraces all the most de-
Erabe kinds Of goods in the market. All of il
new, and bought at the Uery otpes prices our
experience this department will enable US to give per-
feet satisfaction, both in prices making up and fitness
NIL who may favor with their patronage We also have
on hand very great variety of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Of every description, which will sell to all purchasers
as low the goods be purchased elsewhere.
ALso,-BOYS' CLOTHING,
Of every description Parents and Guardians will find IL
for their interest to call US, confident can
supply Clothing for the yonng folks cheaper than they
can buy the cloth, and make the garments at home.
cHAs. ). HARVEY, DAVIS s HARVEY
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HERBERT DA NEEI.S,
l. A n u 5 U r V Z Y o r.
No. I4I Main Street,
WORC ESTER.
Attends to all kinds Of land surveying in city and county
upon Reasonable terms. Plans wade &c.
DIG d&wtf
NATOR CESTER MUTUALLOAN AND
w ACCuMULATING FUND ASSOCIATION.
OFFICE, No. I, 3 aoo, FLAGGS Building Main St.
OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION.
Presidential. n. TOWER.
Vice p esdent-GE0 NJ. RICE.
Secretary-GE0 H. CLAPP.
DIRECTORS
ii. N. TOWER, 10 Pleasant s.; GEO NJ RICE Elm st. /;
IL Ii. CHAMBERLtN, Elm St; VIM II HARRIS Veri on St. ;
s. b. DENNIS, 40 Pleasant st Csc. L. CULVER " South
bridge ST. ). 7. SoUTHGATE, IL Church ST. BENZ.
WALKER, Prescott St; CHAs W0op, Southbridge St. :;
EDWARD LAMB, Hanover ST.; JONI FIELD 81 Elm st.
Surveyor-BESJ. WALKER
This Association was organized the fifteenth day of
April 26.h, 1851 Mutual Loan and Accommodating
Fund Association the object which is to enable its mem
bers to become their llndlordsto purchase home
for themselves and families The members of this Assoc
ciaon by small monthly contributions are enabled to
raise fund by which, It they desire it, each buys or
builds for himself freehold residence thereby possessing
home free from all membranes, and without having
been at any perceptibe outlay.
Books are open for subscription to Stock at the Of
fee Admission fee only will be required the present
month. Attention is particularly called to Circular lust
issued by the Association
Office open evenings from tn O'clock, where nforma
ton pertaining to the same wd be eheerully given.
Dc diff
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NO r Il III Il II O Ii ID A Y S.
just receiyed-many rich and useful articles compris
ing the best assortment to be found in the city,
CONSISTING PART OF
Rich Pdpier Mdche Portf0iios WOyk Bores, Jetpe{rV
BOres, Watch Stands, &c, &C.
PARIAN WARE
Figuers, Pitchers, Vases, and other Ornaments.
Silver Plated Gard Receivers.
PLASTIC IFoRY ORNAMENTS.
RICH PEARL GOODS.
Po't Monnqies, Perfume Bottles, Wafer Ink Stands
Ladies' Work aud Travelling Boxes,
in various styles of Rosewood and Mahogany some of
them Rich Inaid and furnished.
Purchasers are respectfully invited to examine the above
Goods, and the prices will be made in accordance tch
The times. C. Q. COLEMAN,
No. 209 Main Street
Next door north of the American House.
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Notifies.
YOUNG AFRICA.


l. IL O l.. l. l. Q y ID
will deliver New Years Address before the ladies aud
gentlemen Of Worcester, on SUNDAY EVENING, Dec.
Slst, at the CITY HALL. suject-Thc History of the
Colored Race
This will be Mr. Loyds last address in this city during
the present winter in consequence of his having made
gagements to deliver IFS lectures in succession after the
hrst OF January lsb5 The public are respectfully re-
Address to commence at o'clock Admission 10 cents
Tickets at the Hall d4t&w1t d2T
HBRoVID ENCE Il WORCESTER
4 RAILROAD co. DIVIDEND.
dividend Of three per cent, (three dollars on each
share) has been declared, payable the l0th day Of
January merit, at the Office of the Treasurer to those
holding stock as recorded on the books Of the Corporation
on the 3O;h inst.
Dividends on stock recorded at the Agency in Boston,
will be payable at the Howard Banking Company.
By Order, JOHN Il BALCH, Treas'r.
Proyidence, r. l, Dec 81 1851. diff d27
COMPREHENSIVE NoTICE-The Co.
" partnership formerly existing between s. Harding
and Moses TAFT under the firm of Harding Taft, Build
ers, was dissolved by mutual CONSENT the 22 of uy,
1851. MOSES TAFT.
6NOPARTN ERsHIP NoTICE-The UNI
u dersigned formed Coparnership under the name of
Taft X Atherton the 7th of August 1851, and will con
tnue the carpenterng business ut the old stand Of Hard
irg TAFT. MOSES TAFT,
d2. d4w* DAVID ATHERT0N.
COMPREHENSIVE NoTICE.-The sub
" scribers have this day formed coparnershp, under
the name of WHITE * GLEASON, and viii continue the
Grocery business at No rs southhrdge street. where may
be found general assortment Family Groceries, which
will be sold at fair rices and delivered in any part Of
the city. JONAS WHITE.
EDWIN GLEASON.
Worcester, Nov. Sth 1888.
Nctfcc.-All persons indebted 10 the subscriber pre-
vous to Oct list, requested to make Immediate pay
ment. JONAS WHITE.
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SpUILDINGS REMOVED.-THE sUBSCRI
A. Der takes this method of informing the public that he
Is PREPARED to move buildings, Of every description, in the
expeditions and careful manner, either in city OF
country Also to raise buildings any desirable height
His long experience in the business enables him give to
all the assurance that whatever he undertakes in this line
Of business will be done in the best All orders
left Aaron Billings 20 Front st. viii be promptly at
tended to. feb10 dly NATII'L DEARBORN.
nAGUERREOTYP ES.-An persons wishing
NJ good Lkenesses Of themselves friends, would do
we'll to call at VAN AISTIN'S Rooms in Union Block
D. Goddard's Jewelry Store, No. 1877 Main Street
where be found good assortment Of fancy plain
cases at the most reasonable prices. diff OPS
ENOWN AND MERINO CUFFS AND
~ CoLLARS-For Sale lcw at MERRILL'S,
vs0 Of 22l Main
vVNHOMPSON'S FRESH SOUTHERN
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GNLAIRVOYANCE.- kinds of Diseases can
~ be medically treated by DR. WIN. ARCHER, OR HIS
WIFE; their BOTANIC AND CLAIRvoYANT INSTITUTION
of Pleasant and Seaver streets, Worcester
the Patti nrs OWn residence. Mrs Archer is PLY j.
clan and Clairvoyan and tenlaieS especially won 10
well to secure her medical tn atment
Persons st distance, by sending lock of their hair
and ST. shall have in return, Cairvoyant examination
aud prescription.
These who need board, with safe and scientific med-
cal treatment be thus accommodated at the above
Instit ton. dawtf de-
ABAN BULLOCK-MANUFAC OF
El B0BBINS and SP00LS of every description for Cot
ton, Wooden, and Silk Factories Chsel AMI Anger
Handles Table Legs HUBS and job Turning of every de-
scrpun, done at short not;e Shop, South street, Fitch
burg. Mass. d&w1y n16
EDEMOVAL.-E h. ABBOTT 4 co. have re
moved from their late Office No. 2lS Main ST., to OF
fee No. FLAGGs BLOCK directly opposite the New City
Hotel. formerly the Central Hotel Where they will
tinue in the Real Estate Business
Persons having property for sale exchange in the
city or comfy, will do wall to call upon them.
die diff
NOTICE. The undersigned have this day commenc-
IN ed a Wholesale and Retail Commission business in
Foreign and Domestic Fruit,
Nuts and Country Produce, at the well known Store
Gently occupied by j. s. Culver, No. l6 Frontsreet under
Horticultural Hail. share of public patronage is solic
tied. CLEMENCE & HUNT.
Worcester, Nov. /, 1851. diff ne
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held at the Office of the Associations the first Monday
January, at Il O'Clock, Entrance fee and dues will be
received at the meeting, at the Office at the earliest
convenience All members respectfully requested to
attend. Office hours from to A. NJ. and from to
P. NJ. GEO. H. CLAPP Sec'y.
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Nctfcc.-Al persons indebted 10 the subscriber pre-
vous to Oct 1st requested TO make Immediate pay
ment. JONAS WHITE,
pol
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INSURANCE.
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford
Capital S300.oo0
AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY, Providence.
Capital 100000
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, New York.
Capital S500. 600.
The above named Companies continue to insure under
favorable terms. For further particulars, inquire Of
A Ii. BELL0CK, Agent,
OF dawu Worcester.
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kEJORCESTER MECHANICS Saw
Wv INGS BANK.--The Annual Meeting of the Mem.
bers of the Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank for the
choice of officers for the ensuing year. and such other
business may legally before the will be hoIen
at the Office of said Bank, Thursday the 4th day Of
January next, at O'Clock P. VI.
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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-09-26

CONGRESSIONAL ELEcrroN.-Several mana
gers,ef election have applied tothes sMtrcuryto
knoas; what to5do ia the election for Congress,
III 9Th Stat. rage lss, sec! g. 1922 the
election for Congress was ordered tobe held
in tile same manner as for the StateiLegisla.
stnreiNithaat issuing alty Writs Of election, ex-
scept in case of vacancy. In 1851, page 81,
all acts were s.'suspendedp until, under the cen.
sus, our number Of Representatives was dercr-
mined. *
In the act of 1852, page 9, the election for
Representatives. in Congress iszto,be 4held{in
the'sane manner as for, ,dembersgof thes Legis
lature, without issuing writs of election.4 z
The next being a general and regular .elec
tion, no writs are issued, and the managers Of
election are required to hold elections for meni-
bers of Congress in the same manner as for
members of the Legislature. .
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FASHIONABLE
DANCIN G, "a GADEMY.
- sT4.IJ6

MRsP. DE- CooLIca An, Qatc Of New 0rjeans3 re;
iI spectnlly anBolnces To- tie ladies and Gentle:
men Of CAMDEN and vicpity that his Academy will
be;opea on "Wednesday evening, eptembef 21s 1854.
During the session, Mr.. G will ssintrodice al the
Fashionable Dances of e day. together with the fol-
lowing lae Daueos for tle season, TX S1cltIEsSE
3EsMARaLDA: and La VRRsoy Wa !:
himself in ali that pper,ains To- correct and graceful
department. moro especially the juvenile pupils gl,o
may be entrusted to his Charge. e ~
norRsop ATTENDANCE sf,ss &.
Fon LADIES AND CnlLDREN = On = W ednesdays, from
P. NJ until dark and on Saturdays from a M. un
tilsl2 NJ, and from 3-until dark. sss77I q Il
IS For GEsTLEMEN-0r Wedneslays Fidnys mud sSa-
turdays, from to 8 P. N. y; Z.
Terms, for o course Of Fourteen Lessons $40.
EB-PRACTIsINGsS sSoIREES will be given during
the session. y y a - -ss< :
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.-s F0r tte Camden Journal
To the Citizens of KershaW District

FELLOW. CITIZENS: In the Camden Journal
of the 18th Of this month, / see the following
question addressed to the Candidates for the
Legislature:
"Are youin favor ofthe present mode ofap-
pointing the Electors for President and Vice
President of the United Statesg' .e.a4,
| will take advantage Of the opportunity thus
presented to address you on the subject.
: 1t will be remembered that two years ago,
when ]. was before you for the State Senate, a
question of similar import was propounded.-
In reply at that time, | expressed myself as
opposed 10 the existing mode of appointing the
Electors. For SOME years anterior, as we'll as
then, regarded the practice of the State, in
this CONNECTION, as both unconstitutional and in;
expedienfs. But from o; closer investigationsof
the matter, with experience soPewhat more en-.
larged, Ihaye been led to modify ny former
opinion TO a considerable .sextest. i believe
now. that an ppointmenN by tfe Legislature,
as we'll as the election ofEiectors moro direct.
lysby the people, would. be equally constitu-
tiional; and that the question Is reduced to one
of expediency alone. Having thus modified
materially the views expressed before my cleo
ttUu, ~ UoGOnSo 1,outy oh my ParG W HUlily
you Of the fact, SO that you may have an op-
portonity before the next session of the Legis-
lature 70 indicate your wishes anew upon the
subject. / am firmly persuaded that neither
the original question nor my answer to it, did
in any way influence your election of Senator
in 1852; still cannot consent, even by appear.
ance, to misrepresent, or become liable to o
change, supported by any semblance of proof,
ofdeceiying constituency which has ever hon.
ored me by marked kindness and. distinguished
confidence. And shouldyou condemn my pre-
sent views / would be equally unwilling to ap.
pear in the Senate to vote against my convic-
tions. With these preliminary remarks will
proceed to consider briefly the subject involved
in the question.
The power to appoint the Electorsis derived
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SHERIFF's SALES;

ss,% fSHEISIEF'Ss SALES. 49,
DY virtue Of sundry Writs of Fl. Fa to me direci
ID ted, will sell before tho Court House in Cam
den, on the first. Monday in October next being the
second day Of sad monthO the following property to-
wit: 3 -.
200 acres Of Land, more or less, on Beaver; Dam
Greek, waters of Wateree River, adjoining Lands Of
john Albert and others. Also, one Negro Girl named
Amelia Also, Mules, Cattle and Hogs. Levied up.
on and to be sold as the property Of Wiley Albert at
the suit of The Bark Of Camden s. CT and Others vs.
Wiley; Albert ~. [$I50.l
7si acres OF Land more or lcssi Lying on the West
side of.Wateree River and known as 4Hauisons
Race Track Levedson and TO be sold as the props
etty ofJohn Harrison at the suit Of Douglas Minton
VS.. John Harrison - s':z,4ssra = Isl. :
s.-.i a, T.. = -:,; s ALS0 ~ ~ sy sss5 -
800 acres of Land more or less lyingon the waters
of Gannys Quarter Greek, adjoining Lands Of Robert
Love and others. Levied on and to be soldias tile
property of James L. Reid at the suit of the State o.
South Carolina, vs.. j. L. Reid. S$s ISL y
E. THOS. BASKIN, S. K. d.; )
&. SLf s. Office, Sept. 10, 1854. = :. - 8
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than from fallacious dependence upon public
largesses, never the favorite hope and resort of
sturdy freemen.
Sd. AS to the Militia system, lam quite sat
5isfed the present scheme does not make an ed.
ucated Soldier-that the fruits are not COM
mensurate with the burthep of the cultivation
required. would not surrender entirely, all
organization of the military arm of the; State.
In Republic, where the sole reliance is on Q
citizen soldiery, among slayeholding people
and in this active, turbulent and warlike day
and generation, this D,ays;not be safely done.
have no scheme Of my. own to recommend
butibeieving IN the practicability of amend.
mentsE shall lend q willing ear. to any proPosi.
tion for that: end. "a b
Respectfully 50 omitted. -.-.. Sc.
- ,.{tgst RI R0YKTN. -
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TRIBUTE OF REsPECT

E :
/ Whoreas it has pleased God to remove from Timo
| to Eternity our highly esteemed brother, p W. p.
THORNTON CARPENTER who depnred this life IN the
city of Charleston the lth inst, of whom it may
truly be said his sun wentdown while it was yet day.
In him were displayed conspicuously the ennobling
virtues OF our order, Love, Purity and Fidelity. In
his LIE was exhibited the true characteristics of Son
Of Temperance faithful III all the relations Of life.
While we desire not to intrude upon the sorrows of
the bereaYed and widowed mother, and know that no
sympathy we would offer can soothe the anguish of
thobleedng heart jet wefeel adesire to minge our
sincere coincidence in her affective bereavement while
we cherish the veliest recollection Of his many vr-
| the. as beloved member Of Wateree Div. No. o.
Therefore. a-.s.s7g -s1.ss
3s it Resolred That we deeply deplore the death Of
ou brother, P W.. P: THORNTON CARPENTER, and
thtt we will ever cherish the most pleasing recoec-
lion of his intercourse with and faithful discharge Of
duy the various offices he filled with so much cred:
it TO- himself and usefulness to the order which lie
was so bright an example and ornament. - =. ~
Resslued 3d. That we tender to the bereaved mother
our sicerc coincidence with the only consolation we
can ofer-so pure life must have terminated in q
peaceful end imporing the blessing Of God upon her.
having in His inscrutable Providence seen fit to nhict
the Sound that He would bind up the broken and
bleding heart y - -
lssolued 4h That the members of Wateree Division
No9 will wear the usual badge of mourning for thir
ty lays. That blank page of our record book with
hisage and time of death be inscribed to perpetuate
| hi.menlory. 80. -. ~ .JSs55.,t. 49,.
Resolued 5a That tthe foregoing testimonial be pub
lis,ed in the Camden Journal and the Temperance
". THURIow CASTOR, R. s. pro tenn.
i Sept, IA, 1854. - 'Es,s.:ss ~.
,I8 Temperance Standard will please copy.
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! Piano Tuning and Repairing

TosEPH FRlsY.lrom Charleston informs tile La
q dies and Gentlemen Of Camden and vicinity that
he isin GaMlen prepared to tune md repair Pianos
and Organs. - -,
Orders left at Mr.. a. Young's Bookstore or al the
Mansion House will be promptly attendedto, ~
Sept. l9-tf. ii2S-.Sas 3s siH,7as '-fs2 2t
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Notice to All Persons Owing NE.

TIME Rank of aCamdeuaud otllers that Lowe, want
l. their money. All the use have for, money isto
pay my debts Honey must haze TO pay my dsbts.
All persons indebted to me will find their notes and
accounts in the hands OF an attorney if not paid soon
You can pay to my agent D. G. Tryon, or deposite
the money in either. OF the Banks in Camden, K. -
: I,will sell my House and Lot in Camden Ito pay my
debts on the first Monday in October, at public sale
which is the best Lot in Camden for Public House.
Also, one of my teams of Mules, and one Of the best
Wagons that was ever in this State. Iswill.warrant
it to carry 1900 lbs over any road Call onmy agent
for further particulars. o.. E. TRYON. sssi
Sept. 10. 80 II ysSa
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a CARD.

MR. SAMUEL SPENCE wishes respectfully to
Nl announce that he intends to open an English
School in the town Of Camden, at tho Camden Orphan
Society Academy, on Monday the 2d Of October next
Sept: IL. = - ~ ss.., ~ 81 -
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at the Mansion House,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING SEPT. %
L. G. ROBINSON, PROPRIETOR. <

W. W. Baker, Ala. 8.
s. N. Brown, do. z.
W. G. King, N G.
j.. n. Cooper, Sumter
0. Clisolm, Charleston
P. F. Ingrem, Kershaw
John Brown, Liberty Hill
Wiley Patterson do
W. Z. Newman, S. G.
George Newman, Ala.
P. D. Coolican, N O.
VIM. Massey, Yorkville
Capt. John Stokes, N. G :
Jam cs Watkins, y do
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.IN.EQUITY-.KeFSIsauE

James B. Cnreton and bis
McCaa and Elizabe Shis 9iis, slisoxae ee.
Ji,sn sale of Negroes and 6nalS axbstitsoa -.
II appearing tom satisf ioa that E Ncs.
the above Petition are absent ffo aud hitouts
tho limits Of this State ordered o
nor, Sopr for Petitioners that they
demnr 70 theaboye Rotil lion within three sito1
the publication orthis ord der in an o..
der:pro confesso will .be entered agaiast lem. :
80 2Ti VIII. R. WoR III IL D.. &
Comm'rs Office. July Is54 .,,
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Jan Massey, .Yorkville
Ms. Joseph Frey and two
children, Charleston
Tlo. ]. Warren, Kirk.
= 1lwood
TJ. Ingram, NC
Z Funderburk, Chester.
field
IMcKinnon, Kershaw
n W. Murphy, Ala. $
N s, Murphy, Kershaw,.
Ol. ". T. Young, Ky.
y Simpson; do
Saborn Jones, Kersllaw :
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SCHOOL.

MRS. PECK will commence teaching Primary
lfl Schoolat her School Room on the Public Square
near Dr. Zemp's on Monday, the I'd Of October. !.
Sept 49, y -=a4-'-1E~>. SO S. At -
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For the Camden Journal.
ThOrntOn CarDentcr.

at our first meeting after the death offP.SW. p!
THORNTON CARPENTER Wateree Division, s. Of T..
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sAdmillistrafor,s Sale.

i11WILL sell on Thursday.;the 18th day of October
next, at IL O'clock "a. nas at tho town residence
Of Mr.. Thomas Samond, decd, all his Pcrsennl Is.
tate consisting Of Household and Kitchen Furniture,
SC. Terms made known.on the day of sale. - -
- q -. 80; 7E ~ SIC jim sMoCAA, Admir-;