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WILMINGTON MARKET,

TURPENTINE-one or two small parcels changed hands
$50 lbs The market is dull this morning and there
to be no demand One small lot virgin offering, but last
quotation (S3 la) cannot be obtained for it.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-No sales yesterday Ahat ne
know Of This morning note decline last quotation
of cents, with sales Of bbs at 10 CENTS gaohdt
which figure there are but few buyers
ROSIN-Nothing doing and market Quiet
TAR-Sales yesterday of sc bbls: DIT So 10 y bb; and
4oo do in shipping order from Xard( at So SO y Dbl.
MUTTON AND LAMBS-A drove of 2S sheep arrived
this morning and sold to butchers 81 y head
TIMBERSales to-day of five RATS Sc So SO u.s. SO
81, Sll az $lS u NJ. in quality Journal
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WESLEY WHITAKER, .
Pres6yterian I4ssemGlu.

BUFFALO, (N. Y.,) May 10. The general assembly
of old school Presbytcrians met here this morning
800 delegates being in attendance. Dr. Young of
Kentucky, the moderator, preached the opening
sermon After the sermon, the moderator took the
chair and opened the session of the assembly with
reported that there were present 232 persons who
had been duly appointed as commissioners to this
general assembly; and they were accordingly en-
rolled. The Rev. Henry A. Boartlman, D. D., was
elected moderator, and the Rev. James Wilson, tenn
porary clerk.
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S =
Stiffness Of country home the 9un,of Of Ike the
buds efsPTing bursts forth life aud beauty This would
STR the whole Senate into one grand commoton:
BOLD SENATOR D..
c. A. p.
AIR: Oh, young cone from tAs Fest "
Oh, Senator D. has come out from the west,
Through all the wide valley his pluck is the best;
lie came all unarned, and he came all alone,
And save bis good long bill, he weapon had none;
But he carried it through with bearing so free
That we "hip! and hurrah !" now for Senator ID.
So, boldly he entered the Senator's hail.
Mong South rights" and North wrongs and Know
Then up spoke the Speaker his hand OF. his mace,
If the gentemans through will he please to give place;
Let US hear from YOU stranger whoever you be,
- We bill here to pass, says bold Senator D.
He stayed not for Sumner he stopped not for Chase
He struck and they staggered both black in the face
And the fogies their wondernent could not subdue
Standing up like trump with his Ho one two three
Put that in your pipe says bluff Senator ID.
Here's young friend of ours that asks for a bed
And lod ging beneath the old national shed;
Now, why should the household get wra.ly and hot
Because he comes in with his hat off or not.
Blow his hat F! Don't live in country that's freep
Let him do as he chooses, says Senator ID.
So boldly he spoke as he rose to his pegs
And stood on his &C very slim chances tor legs"
That Ohio did fret, and the Bay State did umc,
AS the higher law party went down it's doom;
And the o6bies they whispered, That's Dont ysu see
He's right as a trYet, is Senator D.
One grasp of the hand and one word in the ear
And the true friends oforaer and gathered near
The question put, and the ballots cast,
HulTa, for the matter is settled at last I!
We have won, let US join in a loud jubilee,
For freedoms triumphant, says Senator ID.
Then up rose the wild aboliticnist clan
And they wrote and they preached and they rode and they
There was racing and Chasc.ing neveryou saw,
And burning and hanging old breeches and straw.
GU had best keep COATS for you'll them you
The next time you turn them, says Senator D.
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MARRIED.,

In Wake County the 9TH instant, BY the Rev P. W.
Dowd DR.. John b. Winston to Miss Rebecca Iasater
Spirit of the Age will please COPY.
the Rev Mr. Croglan, Mr. Henry ONeill to Miss Sophia
Z. Rcdditt, al of Fayetteville.
In Chocowinity District the residence of Capt Will
liam II. dEberstin the I'd inst by s. r. Carrow, Esq.,
MIR. William Galloway, of Tennessee, Miss Elizabeth
Roach of Pitt county.
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q. s. Senators from Connecticut.

New HAVEN, May 10. d. II. Gillctt, free soil, and
Layfayetc Foster, whig, to-day elected U. S.
Senators from Connecticut the former for the short
and the latter for the long term. In the House Gil
lette had 100, Chapman 92 Smith g. Baldwin s. Ing
ham 8, Butler /. The democrats deserted their can
ddate, voting for Chapman for the long term. Eos.
ter had 1913, all others go. In the Senate Gillette
had one and Foster majority
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COMMANDMENT OF ODESSA ENGLISH FLEET
-FoRTREssEs DIshANTLED, AND SHIPS IN HARBoR
BURNED. We have to announce that portion OF the
allied fleet has actually bombardcd Odessa. An &C
coun. OF the bombardment is officially promulgated
at Vienna, whence it has been telegraphcd to the
French and British press. 1t seems, however, but
half measure after ALL but perhaps the accounts yet
to arrive by mail may show 1t in more satisfactory
light.
1t may be remembered that on the 9th ult., the
British steamer Furious was sent with flag oftruce
to Odessa to bring off the British eX-Consul and
some seventy British subjects. The Russians re-
fused to permit the steamer enter the harbor and,
on her persisng, fired six seven shots from the
walls, and sent out some ships to chase her.
On the morning of the 23d nine steam
OF the allied fleet took up position before the
forts that command the entrance to the harbor and
immediately commenced to throw bombs and rock
cts upon the forts and the city.
We have as yet, to CLEAN our information from
Geographic scraps, and flying rumors consequently
do not know what steps preceded the lombard
ment.
One statement says that the bombardment
over in two hours; another that it continued nces
sanity for hours and only closed with the night
The Russian telegraphc account is sufficient, 1t Is
in these terms: The English and French Admras
demanded the surrender of the Russian ships in the
port of Odessa
An attempt to land 1900 men failed. The bonn
bardment has produced no eifect!"
This being refused bombarCllncnt began from
eighteen ships. \ small part of the city was des-
troyGd.
A despatch to the London Daily News states that
on the 22d partial bomb ldlncnt took place, but
not much damage done except setting some
buildings on fire. On the 23d hostiiities
pended and summons sent to the place to
surrender.
In the event ola refusal, the Admirals French and
British threatened to destroy the city on the sue
ceeding day. On the 9th, was the attack. 1t was
further stated that the Russian fleet sailed out of Sc
basopol and advanced against the allied fleet either
with the hope of drawing the latter away from Odes-
sa, ofgetting it between two fires but, on por-
ton of the British ships offering battle, the Russians
withdrew to their stronghold.
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HIGH PRICES FOR ToBA eco i-PFTERsBURG BEAT!I
Mr.. Sa,n c. Baptist sold yesterday Centre Warehouse
ivy" hogseads OF Tobacco grown by Mr. Stephen G. Mabry
of Granville n c., at the following high rates
Th eso ior ~" a. 10 o. y
market the State, and if the planters of North
Carolina and Virginia will send merchants fine tobacco
they may rest assured of obtaining good prices Demo.
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TOBACCO INSPECTIONS IN VIRGINIA. The inspec-
tons of tobacco to the LIST instant show falling off
of 1872 hhds., as compared with last year. cor
responding reduction for the balance of the
would bring the crop rather under Al, 900, which
after deducting the amount supposed to be wanted
for export, would leave but scant supply for the
manufacturers. Below give the inspections for
the year 1858 and 1854 at the different points, to
LIST Nav:
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Deficiency,

The Nebraska bill will probably pass on the 22d
inst The Pennsylvania wing State convention will
only two days after, at Pttsburg, and is to be
signalzcd, probably, by political combination,
formed out of nti-Nebraka Demonstrating, demo-
cratic and abolition The flag of the Wilmot proviso
is to be hung out and David Winot will be selected
as the standard bearer the party. This will be
the commencement of new political era, and one,
perhaps, inauspicous for the public welfare. The
portentous Cuba question will be ripe by about the
same day and the Cuba foray will then be commence
ed In fine, the present month will not close with
out developments of nature very interesting to the
American people. Wash Cor. Bait. Sun.
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n. sGHLoss, G co.


Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Cl0thihgi &6A
RALEIGH, n. C;
EERE!! .-HAVING PERCEIVED SO MANY Ads
ELL vertsemcns in different papers hett snnothepg the
duty to approach the public in general and inform
them that the Firm of NJ. SC1IOSS Coz is still existing
in the City of Oaks and has failed in making the proper
selections for the Spring and Summer trade We havs
Il Rich and Elegant Jariety Of
FANCY AMI STAPLE DRY GO0DS,
which recommend for their cheapesss ncahess &c
In the line of CLOTHING, it is unnecessary to Say that
keep full assortment of all kinds wanting in this mar
ket and should have the pleasure of refining the ber
al patronage, hereafter which has been extended TO ths
ero, and for which return sincere thanks; il shall
be eudeuvor to prove that motto consists id
Selling Good Bargains:
In conclusion would particularly 10 the ptbley
that have very fine Gold and Silver WATCHES
hand which warrant for their quality lii every
respect, and tile principal part s,lsten l-at cost!
~ Call at LoGGEE's New Brick Building, door
Col. Hutclings Sad!cry Establishment.
Ierzss-Casb, credit, if settled every SIX months
III. SCHLOSS & co.
Raleigh, Nav "a. 1884. s4. 54-tf
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NATIONAL FOUNDRY. We see that Senator Badger
mas brought to the attention the State the subject
VI a national Foundry, to be located on Deep River,
IN the coal region. Prof Em,nons in recent let
Hr' urged this measure; and doubt not the mat
UT VIII be investigated. We trust it may be found
t@Spedient, and that the Foundry may be located
lere Rem Eun
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PRESBYTERIAN Contention

PHILADELPHIA, May IS. The general assembly of
the Presbyterian Church; school, met this
ing, and about eco delegates were present. Rev.
DIR. Allen, of Lane Seminary, preached the opening
sermon upon comprchensiveness of the doctrine of
the Cross Rev. Dir. Skinner was elected moderator,
and Rev. MIR. Darling clerk
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We have just gentleman from Lumbcrton
Monday last. He says the number of persons present
on that occasion rather greater than assembled
to hear General Dockery, although in neither case
required the attention of every one on his farm.
The impression by Mr.. Bragg was highly favora-
ble and Robson county will give him as good ma
jorty as it did Gov Reid, and perhaps do better.
Gen Dockery made no impression and certainly no
changes unless to the other side
From Cumberland we learn that our friends are
not only pleased but enthusiastic since the discus
sion there on Wednesday week. Cumberland is
GOOD for her Reid vote if not over. VIZ Jsur:
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WHAT IS ARIsToCRAsY.-In reply to this question
Gen. Foy, distinguished orator in the French
Chambers, gave the following answer:
"Aristocracy in the 10Th century is the league,
the condition of those who would consume without
producing, live without working, know without
learning, carry all honors without deserving them,
and occupy all the places of government without
being able to fill them"
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TUBA UeBA' The Madrid correspondent of the London
sana; under date of April 21st, says "The more
soe men in this country admit that Cuba must,
tS sr or LATER pass into the possession of tho Uni
nit. I: but they admit it with feeling of inf
hs u. bitterness and with stubborn resolution that
snI tange of owners shall occur as late as possible
Tue prize be dearly bought by the conquerors.'
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PHILADELPHIA, May Is. In the Episcopal Con-
vention this afternoon, motion to rescind the Stl
revised regulation failed by majority. Resolutions
were passed fixing the missionaries salary of single
clergymen at $500, and married at $3.50.
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MONUMENT TO Prof. BUTLER The Louisville Cou-
% states that the various committees appointed to
asass the city and solicit subscriptions for mon
ons to Prof Butlen and the assistance of his wild
il. anu enid are meeting with great success. There
universal disposition among the citizens to con-
N'oute to this laudable object
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ID i f. ID

AT Wake Forest, the 18th instant, Lou "a Crenshaw
nfnt daughter of Michael and Martha j. Thompson aged
three months and eighteen days. at is we'll with the
child"
Bib Recorder please copy.
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destination 0f iE, Ercreft

BosToS, May Is. The Hon. Edward Everett, in
consequence of lhealth, has resigned his seat in
the U. s. Senate, to take effect in June. 1t is ru-
mored that Gov. Washburn has rendered the seat to
Mr. Choate.
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ren aEo5ISG BELLIGERENr. The New Workers were
hv tI OF the fixed fact that exists in Europe
ca VIC arrival the Cunard steamship Africa, which
reaJv IN port heavily armed, with portfolios opened,
bntss ior an attack from the Russians. The Mirror
sen"ou at during the present estate ofwar, pas
sarst on the Atlantic ferry will find themselves
|'' under the American flag
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a MASONIC CARD.-OWING TO MY ENTIRE
m inability to obtein Grand Lecturers for the Eastern and
Western portions of the State, deem advisable inform
the Lodges under this jurisdiction that brother II. ".
Dunkey, c. L. appointed under the second resolution of
the last Grand Lodge will them portion the
State when called His address or the presently is Carks
vile, Va. C. Ii. JORDAN G. n
May Is, 1854. 54-2t.
Other papers will confer favor by copying this
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THB HIGHEsT PR1cR YErl The round sum of 81
So per pushed was paid at the mills in this city, Sat-
urday afternoon, says the Milwaukee Sentinel, for
load Of choice white winter wheat. It viii pay to
rinse it at these figures rs
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To decide against oneself is a trick of delicate
minds. DR.. johnson warned his friends to beware
of it. "Scrupulous tchpers, said he, !" make few
people good, and many miserable"
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HEAVY DAMAGES. At recent meeting of the New
York and New Haven Rail Road, it was stated by
the President that two hundred and fifty thousand
dollars have been paid, and fifty thousand more
main to be paid, for damages to life and limb by the
Norwalk disaster. -
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Month SSs ss On Thursday the 25th day of this
seyeru !he election comes off for officers to fill the
eec;on uoclal offices of the State This is the first
onlv tai. :" the kind in Tennessee These elections
lake place every six, eight and twelve years.
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Is IT UNREPUBLICAN? Among the various shifts
resorted to by the opponents of Free Suffrage to
operate against that measure, is the declaration that
the Legislative mode of amending the Constitution
is unrepublcan. Knowing that it could be affected
by other mode, they sought to prejudice the pub
lie mind against that mode, thereby indirectly OPP
posing that which they dared not oppose directly.
10 hear of them rail against this mode, one
would think other State in the Union had any
provision for altering its Constitution by Legislative
enactment while the fact is nearly all of them have
the provision except in matter of detail Some
of them require merely maorities in two consecutive
thirds, &c. We find that the following States all
have provisions for amending their Constitutions by
Legislative enactment, viz Rhode Island, New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, North Carroll
ma, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama Mis-
sissppi, Louisiana, Tennessee, Michigan, Missouri,
and Texas. Other States probably have the same
provision we have not examined the Constitutions
of them all.
1t is little remarkable that many States should
have incorporated an unrcpublcan feature in their
Constitutions; and it is equally remarkable that
it's unrepubican nature should have been just
discovered by few politicians of North Carolina,
who are opposed to the measure to which it is pro-
posed to be applied. We we'll understand how
any act of the Legislature restricting the people in
their sovereign capacity, is unrepubl!can but Aow
the exercise of power by the Legislature, delcga
ted by the people in their sovereign capacity, is
republican, is little more than we can understand.
Perhaps some of Wing brethren enlighten
us Republican Banner
Yes, Gen. Dockery himself voted for the Legisla-
tive mode in Convention, and suppose like other
Wing leaders will denounce it as anti Republican.
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TIE EURopA ARRIyED.

Lqsersonu 7ruapnaat success Of 1a,kisb A,zs
N re Rassan =, co,ng1stely Roassal
wharf to-day, with Liverpool dates tostheseth
MARKETS. Flour declined Cd. to Is during the
week. Cotton declined to an eighth to 3-16th.
Sales of the week, "a, 900 bales. Wheat firm. Corn
3ss.
Consols s71 tE.1
Denniston's circular reports Canal flour at 36s.
36s. Cd. Baltimore 36s Cd. to 81. White Wheat Is
4d. White Corn 3Gs to 38s yellow 37s to 80.
MISCELLANEOUS. The Russians had been defeated
on the Danube by the Turks.
The allied fleets were bombarding Russian bate
ries at the mouth of the Danube.
On the 18th grand battle took place in which
Omar Pasha defeated General Luders, between Stills
tria and Rasova The Russians all fell back behind
Cuernaboda with loss of military stores, cannon &c
The Russians continued the attack at Sillstra, and
the Turks crossed the river Kalafat after hard
fighting fell back on Sistria.
The Greek insurgents had been defeated at Aria
The leaders all fed.
Tina allied forces blockade the whole coast of
Greece.
Montegrins and it is reported Austria will occupy
the province
Napier was blockading Bahic ports
The Russians fitting out 500 armed gun
boats.
FURTHER OF THE COMMANDMENT. It is said that
the bombardmen of Odessa all batteries and military
stores destroyed Twelve ships of war were
sunk, and IS others captured. Two Powder Maya
zines were blown up. The loss of the allies
~ eleven men.
The French Government had received despatch
announcing that Omar Pasha had cut the Prussian
army in Dubrudsha in two.
1t is reported that the capture ola French brig by
the American privatecr, Grape Shot, had caused
great excitement. A British steamer had been sent
in pursuit
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arv suS preacher named Samuel c. Moses secre-
arre.taS aceordeon player to the Angel Gabriel was
the with gang Of disorderlies, on Sunday last
AeSabSaarSk, at New York. for violate the peace Of
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than syng that there is more pleaure in giving
MEDICINE YIN. is supposed to apply chiefly to kicks,
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Texas Real Estate Br6kerage,
COLLEC LSAN& AND LAND AGENCY
RAYMOND, FREEMAN & co.,
AT LAW;

city Of dustin, TsnaA
D. c. FREEMAN IN n. C. RAYMOND. q. R. FRREMkS
HHoMEs IN TEXAS. AND SAFE INVESTMENTS
FpsTr to- iii, ihrGsn qss a.S Of soNesdent
REclsrkns of land for SALE in all parts Of the State fill
LANDS located, bought and sold.
CLAIMS against the State individuals collected and ad
justcd and remaHces made by exchange On New Orlean
or any of the northern cities if desired
THOROUGH and intimate knowledge of the country and
the land SYSTEM insnres superior locations End the best
SrRASGKns looking Texas may always have leads
ing items and useful hints at ihe office Of this Agency
f#- Office in Congress Avenue. -
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL EsTATE.--
y order of tho Court of Equity for the
matter Of Wm Ward John j. Ward and Others, on The
Clerk and Master, will proceed sell at Laws Store IN
Wake County the following parcels Of land for.
ing and being in the County of Walks aforesaid
One tract adjoining James ~ Maagum, John Adatrs and
Another tract, EOS acres, adjoining Seth Pen 9th.
the waters of ledge of Rock Creek and north
another TRACT of 1sG acres the same Greek and River
on Neuse River containing about $50 acres. s.
Terms OF SALE: Bonds with two more good sHrctie
after the date of SALE Enough Of the purchase Atney
be paid in cash to 4sS eei Hf aTs s6
Register please eops till day and forward account
DIEDMoNT CHALYREATE sPRINGst
IL STOKES COUNTY, n. C.-The subscribers having
purchased the above Springs at the close of LAST
and put large and comfortable improvements, will be
prepared by the LIST of June accommodate all who
patrunize them.
The Springs situated the of Moores Peak, The
highest point of the Saura Town Mointainaboat mile
from Dan River and two from Da.bury the Coy site Of
Stokes and is surrounded by lovely scenery plaeo
in the State Virginia;
1t is the design Of subscribers make this FIRST
class watering placeand nothing will be left undone By
them to make such and make it desirable plaee
for the health and pleasure seeking public as any 10 b
found in North Carolina or Tirgina.s -.
Their prices will be moderate as the times will admit
Single persons SIS 90 per week
*korse IS per day:
Servants half price, -. = ~
. May 90, 1884: lo2s-wzin.
STOP THE RASCALs-ON THE 18TH OF APRIL.
y hired nah styling himself IS LONG, of Lohiss
ed: He stated his be visit Chapel Hill
thence to return to Ralegh on his way to Nash cotntyi
Since that time; haze heard nothing Of .hta:
The hOrse is small heatbten greyhs Under jaw hang
ing lower than the upper TIE buggy is good strong
substantial The Harness is ordinary black Imputed
Buggy HARNESS. is of common height, with light
sandy hair, and looks the gentshlan: -
s 1 viii give reward Of TWESTY5FIFE DOLLARS for
such information a Will enable to recetar the Horse
and Buggy. EDW. TARBR0gGHj JIM
Raleigh; May 90, 1854: 49, 54-sG
IA 1HGEs ORANGES ITO BOXES FRESH
Npand fine Oranges rst received and fer sale b
AET0EIo PfzzfS1 "a
May 15 1854 So
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THH MAn HETs.
RALEIGH MARKET,

REPORTED FoE rue SoRfh cABeLIsA 5f4xbAhtc g.
BIZ WM c: UPCHbRCH .zs.s.s
Mar %, 1854
and every thing in the shape of eaaBes And
FLOUR-Froni Sc, to SO 81.
BACCN-s to 10 cts; pei b, hog round. :
LARIl-11 cts. per fbi
BUTTER-2O cts per hi =
EGGS-l21S cts per dozen: sasgsss
CHICKENS cts each, scared.
CORN-S4 % to 81 so per barrel
MEALS 90 per barrel.
FoDDER-S1 rs a 81 so per 100 lbs.
OATS-Sl 10 per 100 fbs, sheaf
90 SO cts. per bushel.ss,
STOCK PEAS-Red 80 cts. per busheG sszss5
White, 81 ous q
DRIED Less per bishel, scarce.
PEACHES--$2 i" scarce
SWEET POTATOES-90e: a 81 per bushel saareeE
FRESH PORK-sc. q sets: per fb.
BEES cts. per ID. on foot.
COTTON-S cts. per h.
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Greatest n Is like stubble-feld--in which the
IN grain geese generally pick up most Of the gold