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MARINE NEWS.
PORT or RICHMOND. Oct. 10
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Schr Nelly D. studams, Philadelphia, ccsl P. c.
Lsrus
Schr Oceap, Creighton, Baltimore, mdse., w. D.
Colqutt Co.
Schr. Henrico, Chester, New York, mdse d. Cur.
RE.
Schr. Mary Matt, Candy, Philadelphia, coal, Pick
EFT l. Maynard.
schr. Mary l.. Compton, Depew, Powelps Creek,
light.
schr Abdel-ksder, Brown, New York, hay, M.
Downy.
SAILED.
Sebr. Hope, Creighton, Washington, d. c., coal,
w D. Colquitt 4 Co.
schr. Merchant, Winters, New York, mdse., D..
Currie.
schr. Gen. Worth, JONES' Baltimore, coal, w. D.
Colquit Co.
Schr. Virginia, Phillips, Baltimore, mdse., w. D.
Colqnitt Co.
Schr. Ann Hamblston, Thoma-, City Point, co: l,
w. d. Colquitt Co.
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Sales of Stocks reported by John 4. Lancaster and
Son, Brokers, for the week ending Ihursday, Oct
18th. 1884:
Virginia per cents, 81 years to run, sales at the
Treasury.
Virginia 6 per cents, Is years time, sales at 500
and interest
Nlrgnia per cents over 10 years to run, sales 1t
500 and int.
Virginia per cts, under 10 years to run, sales at
Sl90 and interest.
Bonds guaranteed by the State sales 500 and int.
rest.
Richmond City BIDS 81 years to run, last sales 800
and interest
Richmond City bonds, short dates, no sales
Virginia Bank Stock, par $40 last sales S753
Farmers Bank Stock, sales $40.
Exchange Bank Stock, last sales $11ei.
Virginia Fire and Marine, last sales $50.
Richmond Fire Association Stock, par $50, sales 43l
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rsilroei
Stock, last sales 898
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, lest sales at eS71
RICHMOND and Petersburg Railroad Stock, last sales
e44
Richmond and Danville Railroad Stock, last sales
$50.
James River and Kanawha Stock last sales, &t8.
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DIED.

In this city, 90 the morning of tho 10 inst. astef
. short but painful ilnsss MARY LOUISA, eldest
child Of George w. and Msria L. Redfori, assd
years, months and days.
- ssI take these little lambs said He,
And fold them to my breast;
Projections thes shall hnd in me,
In me be ever bless'do
The friends snd scquaintancrs of the family are
requested to attend her funeral this evening" at ~
O'Clock, from the residence Of her father, on Leigh
street, without further notice. +s
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- -.
IHE First ANNUAL EXHIBITION % he
VIRGINIA MECHANICS INsTfruTE, FOR THE Pno-s
mpTtoN or rnr MECHANIC AnTs.-Thc first an
nua exhibition OF the Virginia Mechanics Insiitute
viii tai q Mace an the Nl,h dsv or October next
~ the sracious building Of i r Jones' Esq., now
nearIv finished. ON Main street between oh and
lOth streets Richmond Va
Mechanics Manufacturers Artists Inventors and
others In the STATE Of virginia. a. well ~ the eoun
~ :, yarge arr, resnrtfilv invited 20 avail them
ssivrs Of the ouuortuuity thus afforded to display
their TASTE and skl ia the collection about to be
MADE
TIE n,rno.e af tho BOARD nj M.nsuers will be to
sL rs annrosching Erhihition one "a great In.
,srss. r. ne cirens 81 Rihn,ond and of Yhe State
a, larga
Tass .r,.na,a hal. md h.;ld,n. .a,ect., bv them
fo- ~. fxsih,on ,.ili n IL Relieved Al I'D nc.
Ior the Eaaioio a Will oe.lesa s,,.ao,;rs
Ja.,.' 20 r.;Ias ~ ..s,e nd ,n.srest IF what
srar 4. - or descrintion which NAV he entrusted
evsI olsls u .ss. pnaed - ,,s.he;ns, mr.
- .neui " 'Ho'o o"s'ssA - f.'
SUIT. :, ..,....., r.
ureat care WI, pc IsAsn u ,ns spponIhh =,
OF coniPeesuI anu i,paIt'e, W 0.s ., '.e
grade IN wnicn eacn con.iou .;Ss - saseu "
stsnu, snu ~ ~ ~ AZ ~ 10 - NIL,
Inc premiums - ue oneleu ~ I.o inssaL, win
pc goia, snser anu ~ sna -
accoI@nk W inci " au1 INC ues' Cow iie -
tue at',cies
In addhlon 70 when me BOARD Oh managers
nave oetetmlned 20 oner lne ioIlowlng plemi!nl'
lsl For the pest 10 ven!'on .. wo,h " H re
N Iesiuius "AtriI WIG i41s. ~ 10y. &C., 81
ia, whose age snail not exceed . years. heen aor
iars. :,
End. For the best i1sention or work, tne pfoauc
ton OF female reslaing wLnln ,ne Iimils OF Ine
state whose age sha All mol eAceeo 10 years, hiteen
| dollars.
3rd Fer the best invention or WORK Oh virgin
ia mechanic, without reference TO age, niteen dol
| lars;
4tn. FOR inc pest inyenuon or WORK. wnetner OF
taste or domestic utility. OF virginia female with
out reference to age, fifteen dollars.
9th. FOR the most prac'lcai invention adapted to
| common use, 70 be estimated win reference to
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CIRcuIr CouRT.-Judge Meredith pre-
siding Charles Fremont. indicted for stealing
serday morning. The evidence proved the watch to
Pc OF less value than e20 The jury found the prig.
eonnne insnf In the city jail Tor one year.
sn,el MORAN, Indicted for stahbns pauper In the
pooi noase, was found guilty and sentenced to the
-. - SnanI on. Indicted for obtaining goods under
.ase ple.encef forfeited his reeognisancs ana the
court ordered capias fer his aIrssf
=. C.iJohneon. indicted for kidpappins -. ~.
ragged and jury empannsled, and then saion =,
over until this msrnine.
The Jary IN the eass Of s0ranvills MonteIl ..,..a
upon vsrdict.found the prisoner guilty. snd ~
tsncsd him 20 the penitentisry for one year
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LOCKED uP.-Jesnnetta Brown. Mary
Ann Brown and child. and Litlleton Heryia ~ at
three from New Kent and The last from jsmss civ.
wsrs committed 70 prison ysstsFdsy musnins 81 81
proper rsgistsrs $3.50 -
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SMALL FARMS ON AND NEAR BROOKE
PLAsK-RoAD TO SOLD THIS DAY.-Ws invite at
tenton to the sale This Afternoon, upon the premi
ses. of several small Farms near the city, lying on
and near the Brooke Plank-Road q description of
which may be seen by reference to the Auction CO.
lumus.
Owing to their convenience to the city, and imprc-
wing lion, they well adapted for Markegar
dening parposes. TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS
1-it Au.t.
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KIDSAPPINe.-Edward s. Lewis, of North
Carolina, was arrested yesterday morning, on the
charge of kidnapping Absolem Brayboy free
man. and offering him for sale Lewis denied in.
tending to sell the accused, but claimed him as his
property for twenty five years. and exhibited an
instrument OF writing witnessed by Mr.. Z. Nc.
NELL, showing that he:had purchased Brayboy of
himself for % years at a cost of 5000 The case
was continued and the accused committed for fur.
Their examination
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SPECIAL NoTIcE.--Country Merchants
and others respectfully invited to attend nv auc.
ton sales of Watches Jewelry and Fancy Goods at
my store, No. l06 Main ST., THIS EVENING, at Z
O'Clock See advertisement.
ELIAS HALE,
If Auction and Com. Merchant log Main It,
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MARHlHD.

At the ssecud Bsutlst Church. I n the 18Th Of De.
tokes. By The Rev. NJ. Howell, Mr. WILLIAM ~.
KENNEDY to Mrs. ELIZA A. b. BAREFOOT,
al Of Richmond.
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lNrERKsrING FROM CANTON, CH1NA.-A letter to
the New York Journal OF Commerce dated Canton,
July 30, says:
Almost total cessation of business exsts here
Thousands of families have already left the civ.
and daily others are leaving Ia crowds The streets
continue barricaded and guarded, and the shops al
most entirely closed, except those in old and new
china streets engagements take place nearly
every day north of the city, within counle o miles
o. the walls, and the apprehensions are great on
me part OF the Chinese, that the city itself must
eventually be captured.
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MISS INcE's BENEF1T.-The friends of
the drama in this city, will no doubt be gratifed to
learn that they are to have an opportunity this eve
ming of showing their appreciation of this talented
American lady, whose efforts have been unceasing
to amuse and instruct them for the past two weeks
by giving her crowded house for her benefit The
bill offere as will be is of the best of the
season, and if the friends of the drama do not turn
out see 1t, they will not only show a great want
of taste, but utter disregard for native talent
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CRYsTALo GRAPHIC LETTERlNG.--As
will be seen by his advertisement, Mr.. w. LANG.
DEN is now in this city and prepared to give in.
structions in Crystalo Graphic Lettering an art
which if properly acquired, would doubtless be
very profitable to its possessor.
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METROPOLITAN HALL-CAmiLLA URso.

METROPOLITAN HALL-CAMlLLA URso.-
The nightly exhibitions of Kunkel's Troupe at Me-
tropoltan Hall have been greatly enhanced In in-
terest by the exquisite performance the violin OF
the young Camilla Urso. We have seen many pro.
digies but she is certainly the greatest musical pro-
dizzy we have ever heard Her execution is admi.
rable. Young Julien is not her superior, if her
equal She is indeed superior to very many the ad
country. We prefer her decidedly to Ole Bull and
Miska Hauser She Is aocurate in her instrument
tation, and her expression Is animated chaste and
effective Every one who has any taste for music
should hear the little Urso. That young female
should achieve SO much on the violin Is indeed a
very great wonder.
The kunkers entertainment, when set off by such
genius, should be nightly crowded
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FIRE.-At half past clock yesterday
evening the roof OF Messrs. Lee e. Overbys stable
caught fire from sparks from burning chimney,
but the promptness of the Liberty Boys with
their apparatus extingushed the flames before Sc
rious damage was done.
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IMPUDENT.-Julia Bowie, free negress,
ordered toggiog for being imp ertinent 70 Mrs.
Wilhelmine Wild, throwing stones at her children,
and stealing q duck
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A CARD.-Having to go West about the
middle of November, will give attention any bu-
siness entrusted to me in that section. Commune !.
tons may be addressed to at Chicago, Illinois, or
throw gh the house of Messrs Warren l. Perkins in
Richmond. JOHN D. WARREN
&C 20 dim ATTY at Law
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that after England and France have con-
qusred Nicholas, they will turn their atten-
ton to this country, making Cuba the pre-
text OF manufacturing quarrel, just for the
purpose of humbling and crippling US. If
this extraordinary feat is to be postponed till
after Nicholas is brought to terms, we shall
certainly have ample time to prepare for de.
fence. And when it is accomplished, which
may be at the end of a quarter of q century.
most Of those who indulge their gloomy ap
prehensions will be in their graves, and the
allies will have difficulty enough to pay the
debts created by the Russian war, without
running up a new and larger account in the
West.
We have strong doubts of the practically
ity OF such an alliance against the United
States. 1t would NO doubt be delightful
thing to John Bull to bring US to our marrow
bones, and Louis Napoleon has no love for
10. He is no Frenchman, either in race, sym.
pathies or character he has certain colo.
NAL policy of his own, and moreover his
Spanish spouse would give him no peace of
his life If he should permit the acquisition of
Cubs by these rapscious and vulgar United
States. Therefore, to give Jonathan good
druoblng, would suit the inclinations of both
England and France. But this is world in
which it is not always safe to crafty the in.
eiinstions- England, at any rate, could ne.
yer, except under the sternest necessity he
aparty to an alliance against this country
for the sufficient reason, that such an alliance
would be ruinous to her manufacturing and
commercial interests. If our relations With
foreigncountEies are conducted with ordinary
circumspection and prudence, we have no
reason to fear collision with foreign powers.
Our greatest danger is at home, in civil dis.
cord. strife and disunion. 1t is by internal
dissensiona, not by foreign arms, that the ene-
mics Of the only respectable Republic on the
lace Of the earth expect and seek to accom-.
plish its downfall.
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MILITARY PARADE-The anniversary of
the battle of Yorktown was celebrated Yesterday
by parade OF the volunteer regiment They az.
sembled on Broad street, and marched thence to
deld adjacebt to the Fair ground where they were
drilled in field exercise by Col. August After
marching down Nj ain street as far as Governor.
they were dismissed. We regretted to observe
peared with thin ranks
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EOR RENT.-The house At Rocketts, on
msfiAm. lifted mp for Groeesy 81 ctker kusiressSS
wish sprins wster IL The hoass and veil saite1 81
&C so--ss TAYLOR wILIIAMe.
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SENT oN.-Jas. Williams, white boy,
was examined before the Mayor yesterday on the
charge OF stealing $5 from Thomas Whitlock on the
18th of September, and committed for trial at the
November term OF the Hastings Court.
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HAcks.-We are requested by the Peters.
Dulg papers to state that the Common Coun.
GU nave temporarily suspended the hack Ii
csnse, and that hacks win be allowed ~ RIM
upon me streets Of that city during the Fair,
when commsncss on MONDAY next, by paw.
Ing oas dollar. Hacks win be much naadsa
'ases on the occasion, and It Is expected that
some may be invited from this city.
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SERIOUS Characterization E. MCNEIL,
from Raleigh county, c., was arrested, yesterday
morning. and brought before the Mayor suepicios
of attempting to sell negro fellow named Levi ,
that did not belong to HIM. McNeill stated that the
of Wilmington, N. c.. for whom he intended making
the sale, by particular request. telesrsphic dis-
patch at forwarded to North Carolfna to a.
certain the truth of this statement and the ceused
Ia the meantime, held in custody.
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y =. koast. he pos oftics clerk, 10 New Yort
sAassed wih taking uonsy from lsssera -. -.
eisehasssd alsstwo trials 10 jarv faii.s - .sr.s
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BOARD OF TRADE. CITY OF RICHMOND
Secretary's Office. 18th, Oct, 1854.
COMMITTEE OF ARBITRATION for the en-
suing quarter:
sAML MORDEcAI, Chairman.
LEWIS WEBB, JAMES DUNLOP,
BENZ. w. RICHARDSON. JAMES GRAY.
DC lQ-6t
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NOD FleH-E'rench Window Gla,s. fiLc
~ Salt Hydraulic Cement, Black Tee, Cotton
Oca4 DAVENPORT. ALLENA co.
ZINE IVORY TABLE CUTLERY
We Offer to the public . eomslste assersment
Of Ivory Tahle Cutlery, Of the best quallty beef
49, BULKLEY 4 CO.
III TIERCE s PRIME FAMILY
j ~ HAMs---Rseeivias this morning, Dsr Dslti-
g b JNo. woMBLE / co.
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES,

The BOARD OF MANAGERS OF THE VIR-
GINA MEcHANICs INSTITUTE are requested to
meet at Odd Fellows Hall THIS EVENING, at 8
O'Clock. Punctual attendance il very desirable.
&C 2c-lt JAS. w. LEWELLEN, r. Sec'y.
will be held at their Rooms over VIM. A. Buffers
store, THIS EVENING, at O'Clock.
90 20-lt r, B. HEATH, Sec'y.
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AcouTrrAL OF WIss.-Wm. ]. Wiun was tried
In Bath last week for the murder Of Mr.. Moors Of
Lexington The case was submittsd without argu.
msus. and thsjury was ont only Eve minutes, when
Avsrdict Of acquittal Was rendered.
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SAD AccIDEsr.-We learn irom-the Lexi.ston
Gazette that little sen Of Mr. VIM. Harris, of
Rockbridge county. went out one day las. week to
gather chesnuts and fell from the tree distance Of
abort 60 feet striking his head againsf lIms In his
descent thereby frscturing his skull and otherwise
tpjnFing himself 20 that he died almost Instantly.
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NEW foaK MONEY MAaKEr.-We copy the fol
lowing from the Journal of Commerce of Wednes.
day evening, Oct. ls:
The merchants have stood up under the con,r.c
perienced during the last week ovs two NTH -
Variable irmness, and very few notes have been
allowed to lie over after three oclock. Me,srs w
4 9. phipps Co, importers of dry goods. have
oeen Obliged to suspend but they can owe very it,
tie on this side OF the watef except to the
for their letters Of credit There 10 steady
TOR prime business paper at lOal2 per cent and the
market continues active with greater show Of cor.
hdence on the part of capitalists.
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EISK'S PATENT METALIC BURIAL

k,lSKS PATENT METALLIC BURIAL
- CAsES.-Ths subscriber keeps constantly on
They are extensively used, and possess advantages
over ell other Coins for transportation, depostins
Ia vautts or for ordinary interments They are made
melted inside and out 10 prevent corrosion. When
properly cemented the bodies Of the dead enclosed
against insects and may without ole nsiye odor b.
transported to Distant places. The remains OF Cal
h6un, Clay and Webster, were entombed In collins
OF this kind. =
The subscriber has also large supply Of WOOD
COFFINs and keeps on hand SHROOD6 and every
requisite for faneias. He will attend Fnnerals and
furnish both Hearses ano Carriages
oc 2-Sm j. a. BELyIN Governor IT.
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THE FAIRY STAR,
Endogedrih Grace,
Gifted NTH Genius,
Eralfed by Talent
Proclaimed the
LADY PAG4NINI OF THE WORLD,
Is received at METROPOLITAN HALL,
With every token of
ADMIRATION AND ACCOMPLISHMENT.
She is the Worthy Peer of the
WONDROUS sONTA0,
Her old associate In Melody
~ She remains positively only one week at
METROPOLITAN HALL,
Performing nightly in addition to ~,
KUNKEIS OPERA TROUPE.
Admission Is cents to all.
oc l8-5t JNO. T. FORD. AIT
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EEss,gs4ss STOLEN-On Tuesday night
lat, from my Shop, on II street. be-
lESSfkSe& tween Main and Gary SITS q POCKET
BOOK, containing m7 Free Papers one
Gold Pencil, and one Gold Ear-Ri A reasonable
reward will be paid for the detection of the thi
and return CT the articles.
JAMES BURwELL,
oc 20-ltf Free Man of Color.
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A T Meeting of the President and Di-
IA rectors of the James River and Kanawha Con-
panv, held in Richmond the l8.h October, 1861,
IL was
Resolrsd That all articles intended for exhibition
at the Agricultural Fair to be held In this city on the
39th inst, be SLOWED 10 pass on the Canal tree Of
Toll.
Extract frc m the Records.
oc 20-eot9s Wv. P. MUNFORD, ssc'y
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ADMISSION rs CENTS.

n Door: open att, commencing at 8 and sonelu-
ding at 10 o'clock
No delay at any time, during the
Entertainment.
&C list JNO. T. FORD, Agent.
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THE WEEKLY DISPATCH.

The Weekly Dispatch Of this morning con
sains full statements of the loss Of the Are.
tic, including that by Capt. Luce--Late FOR.
eign News. by the Baltic with accounts =.
the taking Of Sevastopol--the Curren, ~
for the -Editorisls-and weeA''
port Of the Markets carefully prepares.
Price for single copy. , cents 'uD'0''p
tion. ner annum, One Dollar.
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MOST VALU ABLE PRIVATE
4y1 DWELLING ON MARSHALL STREET. m
MARSHALL PLACE, FOR SALE.-The subscri.
bsn are authorized to sell that truly valuable Tene-
ment ON Marshall street. In Marshall Place. now
fronts 50 feet back $50 feet to an ailey
It has 10 rooms (unusually iArse.) besides Kitchen
Stable, DC. The whole premises are in the most
perfect repair, and nearly new.
Terms OF payment very accommodating.
&C z-6t GODDIN L APPERSON.
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MECHANICAL,
A. W. ooNANT, WIN. A. wALDRoN, D. sEIsAE
New Furniture Ware-ROOms.

HANT, wALD RoE 20,
NNTouLD Re peetiay ifern Their l'en %n" IN.
w public generally that they are now rere'Ving' al
,t.i rareifurr Nare. Rooms MAR St, few doors
hclnw the Norvell House, their stock OF kose wool
Nahogapy. Walnut aud other Furniture together WITH
grst nny article. in the way OF House Keeping that
% ,,senl a. we'll a. Ornamental, II have never before
ben introduced to this market All OF winch have been
sel.rteI from houses North enjoying the highest relh
ta,on for good and faithful work
They have also connected with their estahism' NJ
Manufacturing Department,
in which they have engaged welkmen oil skinnd eNfe-
fence rnd are therefore prepared 10 have nnde to or
der out OF good ma eria Any piece ct furniture tha
n,y be ordered. They woaIl add that they are fre-
parsd 10 offer greater inducements 70 tf2ons wahtihg
anyting in tie way Of FURNITURE than IS ever be-
or. been Offered in this market And they hope by as
douz atchtion business merit and receive at least
a norton of the ublie patt onngr.
CONANT, WALDRON & co.
n B-We would say our 81 friends and rusom.
ers Tint we continue manufacture, at old stand,
on Br lge st all kinds of |, bacco MJnds ana the
ike AMI we solcitn continuance Of their fnyors.
mar l3ts VS. c..
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