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FALL CAMPAIGN e.
FEAKDV ABE Az ~ EE0LESA HE.
NEW AND VERY LARGE FALL STOCK.
CHAS. 8. WELLS

CHAS. S. WELLS, :
FTHTLS thanks for the generous patronageeS
HE the public opened Evansville wou1dh
apprise Merchants. from Indiana Illinois and
aud in store The Heaviest stock of Hnrdw and Cut
has offered the
Vile market Many Goods were purchased Mt reduc
rates during depressed state of the markets
pd having rs riders American Goods filled Manu-.
fctrrer Works oI ahle butt decidedly d posee
Hardware at low fRnEes house
afford the same Goods to cash good time buyers.
careful examination of his stock and prices bx
Traers feeling assured that he dothen
full Justice
stock he names the following to the trade
500 dozen Pocket Knives Gully assorted;
Is do Steel Shears Scissors;
do Razors and Strops;
100 gross SpOonsIron, Brttania and German Silver;
50 dozen Coffee Mills. all grades;
40 do Files and Rasps, all kinds;
1000 lbs Bra.s Kettles. turned bottoms:
20 o lbs Sadirons. assorted;
dozen Butt Hinges, do;
1900 gross Screws siml-t pointed;
$50 dozen Door SOcksand Oekets;
do AuguTs;
200 do Curry Combs aud Horse Cards;
pairs Shovel and Tongs, iron and brass heads
so dozen Saws. from Mill TO Key-hole;
% DO Steelyards and Scale Beams e
80 DO Ares' land ds) ShoVels and Spaces,
casks Pump Chain and Fixtures;
Japanns ed TinRare iuIly assorted
ALSO
WHIPS and Lashes Brushes Combs Needles. srectaeles
Fancy Hardware generally. together with
heavy viz Chains Dog Irons Strap Hinges Tea Ket
ties. Knives and Riddles ana
Gum Essarrels and Gum Trimmings,
Carpenters Coo pers Tools, Window Sash,
CHARLES s. WELLS.
oot2 Main street. I'd door below Branch Bank.
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g. e.. CAMPBELL
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER,
FIRST sTEsET RETwEES VINE AND DIVISION
~-cz-Rr -

TH ANUFA0rURER etc7ery description Of Brass V ork,
IL Of equal quality Il rotuncroT m thing nanUfac
cured n the East, and favorable terms.
keep constantly hand OIL globes. scoP, gauge. ht5h
cyI5er cocks; church boat 2na hotel hel9 anti
friction metal soft speersoldcr well rIieto
OF all other articles usually KEPT IN this line
business
appointed sole in this city for the sale
jas ThomrBon's alebratedleathcr }e'tir These belt
superior nhnE set offered and haze inva
raby, when exhibited heea awarded with tie frat ple
MUM Samples of the be at the establish
Every desrrrtfon Of Bros Castings made to order nnd FUR
The CHEST raalo price paid for ola copper brassane
zine,
Lnediatr attention Gtci
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EUsT received by railroad the first goods Of the
81 suitable for tho fail! trade.
70 cases Fancy Prints; II cases ass'd Sattiret
do ass'd Cassimefes; do Fancy Dc BRins;
, do Beh Co. Alpacc2s: 20 pieces Beh Silk Plains;
10cartoons s'd NattinEs ~ crtoons Beh silk Lace;
With great variety of onty dress Trimmings and notions
agfs - 80 = j. Il MAGHEE & co.
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WU0LEsALE DRY GOODS BTsINESS.
FF7HE iersened have this dag entered int? partner
III shin under the style of French e Jerau1d carry
the wholesale Dry Goods Clothing business
that purpose viii be glad see sill their friends the old
stand OF Johnson & french, Evansvilie. Ind
WIN. C. FRENCH
auglt STLV ESTER T. JERAULD.
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@. ". G 7 4 z :
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT,
No. IL POydras Street.
New Orleans, La.
-REFE RENCEs.-
las G. JONES ESQ, MEsSHs z. Fl. Cook & son
j. MITCHELL. NFssGs GEO. FOSTER & Co.
Evansville, Indiana. aur2O-1 ydkw*
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q infalble remedy for la Kingseyil. Rheurna-
Face Botche Bos, Ague and Fever Chronic
Sore Eyes RingwOrm letter. Scald Heal ul
Pain ofe Bones and oint5 Stubborn Ulcers phs
tic Disorders Lumbago. Spinal Comp4n3 ard ali Diseases
arising from injudous of Mercury, Iprudepce
Life. Impurity of the Blood.
TO- great Alternative Medicine ard Purifier Of the
Blood by thousands of grateful patients
all of the United States who testify daily the
kable performed by the Of all Incidence
''CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.'' Neuralgia, Rhcl-
Fevers Ulcers Old Sores Affections Ofthe Kdnevs D5e9s
the Throat. Female Comnlaints Pains and Aching Of
Bones aud Joints speedily fiji ht by using this
great and inestimable remedy.
all diseases the Blood sthin7 has yet been found
whit 1t cleanse5 the Of al ipuces
gently efficiently the liver and kidney 9TH
the digestion gives to the stomach makes the skim
clear and healthy and restores the uton eneed BY
disease broken down by The youth 20 It's pri
itivc vigor and strength.
r1ec5 used. few doses Of CARFERs Spanish AIE
will aisaowness ofcompexon bring the
mantng the check give elasticity hestep and improve
the general health in remarkable degree, beyond all
medicines ever heardof.
from Persons from all parts of the United the best
evidence that there humbug The pros hotel
keepers magistrates physicians and pdblo well known
TO the community add their testimony the
effects of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
the an Circular and Almanac and read
the this truly greatest of all Medicine
None Genuine unlesssigned BENNETT & BEERS Propri-
ctors No street. Richmond Va. to who all
forsupplies aud Ayences must he addressed
For by fiatlpok & Ssoddard Evansville; Hallook &
Parmenter, Princeton; O.. III. Clark Vucennes, and by
deaIersin medicines generally augs
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6E IA DOZ sizes pure Olive Oil; 25 doz assd Extracts
FzSp and Flavorngs; 20 gals Stolghtons Elixir; doz
StoughtoR's Elixir. just 'dby
SngT H.. II. COOK Z SON.
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STOR AGE WANTED.

VA Fire Proof Warehouse,
any quantity of Grain, Produce or Merchandise, Or
tho mostiiberal terms.
Having and airy stairs particular care will
taken Household Furniture Agricultural mp emcnts
and all kinds waresabe to damage from damp
rust
logger when desired.
located Locust street and W. and T.
Canal Convenient for shipping by River Rail-
Dad Applyto novI GEO. FOSTER & co.
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NAMES sCANTLIN. JR. Of the late firm of James
90 Scarkin & SON. has onened and Tin
3antr opposite the oil State Rank wher he Intends
large of Stoves Of the latest pr0yed
STYLES Mansl Crates and Tin Ware wholesale aud
retail the best terms. Giye him call before Fur-
Shasing elsewhere now
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C<TGAR AND 60 FFI.E3.-Prtme Eastern Coffee and
oc.2T PRESTON BROS.
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EHIRE CIR aCK ERs!-Received IT'S boxes from direct
T. New York, and for sale by
l. & D. HERMANN.
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4
NEW ARRIVAL OF PAPERS.
CHNIDT & STARK have Just received at their establish
~ First large assortment wall Papers
IN lies to the finest gjlded oorprisir
thing beautiful description this line They
also keep everything appertaniR upholstery and cover
sofas, &C. in superior style. Having naFgad
store-room to accommodate increased business
prepared to receive customers ard show theaa
larres ock md low prices. aD2a-tf
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n FFEE.-Prlme Rio C9hee from New ORR, received
~ per railroad sad for sale ~ -.-o,- , mas
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RECFEyslB Pz72 STEAMER MIDAS.
= - BOXES " x Cream Cheese;
- - Cases " Y. Paper Matches $50 gross;
Case Is boxes first O. Indigo;
j. Boxds oube refined Soda Saleratus in h. papers;
For sale at reduced pricesb - -.
octiZ I. f D. HEINANN.
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NEyE S.roVM SToREr

HAS lust received by Railroad of Bucks Patent
3 q Clipner Cookng stoves. improved. the hest
nosr eautj caI ALSO fancy ENNA5EL
fRATES Of Attest STYLES. noyIS
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vwACKE:iEL No. 1 and for sale low by 40
lSa octl4 GEO. FOSTER & co.
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'EHAH SP0EGEATE0s.
NEW YORK AND EVANSVILLE,
VIA ALBANY, BUFFALO AND TOLEDO.
TE are prepared contract for the delivery IF
Eg Merchandise generally from New York to this place,
BY the reliable lines favorable terms Ship
requested TO agents before
contracting, make it TO their interest % y
GEO. FOSTER l. co.
ECKFORD LINE.
Leaves York daily Sabbaths excepted ransship
at Albany. Steam on Lakes.
PROPKIETORS AND AGENTS.
G. W. Palten Co.
r. L. Livingston, )
D.. G. Patten a. CO., Buffalo, N. 7.
Sinclair 1. Co, Toledo, Ohio.
Geo. Foster d Co.. Evansville. ind,
OLD OSW EGO LINE.
From foot Broad n y, daily No transshipraen At
Albany Froy. Mark packages 'Old 0swege Line care
Sinclair & Co., Toledo. o.
PRCPkiETo.s AGENTS.
2. s. Littleiohn. 100 Bread street New York.
Fitzh-ght g tittieIohn, Cswego, \. Y.
Sinclair q Co. Toledo. Ohio.
Geo. Foster & Co, Evansville, Ind. y27
zEgDG RAILING
FSHE undersigned has the the sale Of ana
n beautiful pattern Of IRON RAILING. with round
wrought rods and figures put great variety Of
styles and sizes which Cincinnati prices ADBISG
FREIGgT.
This railing antial than any
hind in Those Wishing Railing enclose cemetery
lots, yards for piazzas, Will 60 well give
call.
y23-d6w NJ. A LAWRENCE.
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JHo56G 5so new N0la''s' Just reed = H. COOK SON.
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o. gu pplies aud Agencies must he addressed.
For sale natock 81 St0ddard Evapsville Haloek &
,armenter, Prneeton O. H. CLARK Viucennes, and by
cal ersin ediein es gen orally. augs
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
HHAEgEBH4EEg
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CORNER LOCUsT WATER STREETS EVA SsvILLE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

a stock to tLor wishes. NJ A. la" EtN ".
e1I., 2I-d&w
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EALE SEEEE Fgtws.

FryHOSE Wishinr cIein a latest fash
p Hat. would do we'll to give cal. The most
fasdious suited. We Vsrfeet fit
those W have the most irr.- -ha ed head.
sepf6-3-n YAUTTER & MARCONNIFR.
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LUMBER LUMBER!
= II. EsE1N n u ,H1LH'

~ yilleaud that ne 5ecrs constants
hand large and ftl assortment Of Five Lu mber,
SHINGLES Dressed and Uudressed FLOORING Dressed and Tn
dressed WeatherhoardinE which he win sell
Orders the country solicited Yard
Carpenter street. Fratz Heilman's Foundry.
He has also ward ct NiRccuaes the Fyausysil7 &
louisville Railroad Depot and prepared furnish
all that section with fun variety cheap
bought in Evansville. L. L. WATSON. Agent.
jy3-tf. hinsyUaes.
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at is admitted on all hands, that affairs in Kansas
looked brighter since the organization Of the Terri
tory than present In fact there has never any time,
been wanting anything but fair play to insure the
of freedom and prosperity there
Would the reader believe itfwe have copied the fore
going word for word letter for letter. for comma
from leading editorial of that rabidest of all rabd free
soil papers in New England the old Worcester Spy Five
times have read it, and at every reading have
pnched to be not asleep and dream
ing. 1t is open, plain, unequivocnl-we had almost
added dnlyconession that all the camor that has been
raised against the Kansas Nebraska bill account of its
repeal of the Missouri Compromise, sham and
a miserable humbug--P Providence Post
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Much resentment il felt towards Mr. Fillmore by the
Americans in Tennessee and Kentucky for his letter
Donelson Brownlow, and others, assuring them of the
certainty of the vote of New York. They rejoice at bis
being eflectually killed off and out of the way
IN " Tribune.
How do the black republicans of the States feel toward
Banks, who prophesied $4,000 majority for Fremont in
Pennsylvania or of Greeley, Weed, CO. who swore to
majortes not only there but in Indiana, Illinois, and
New Jersey Albany Argus.
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UNITED STATES SHIPS GESoA.--A letter from Genoa,
of the 2Oth says The American Commodore Breeze has
not accepted the invitation given him by the King of Ma
Piles winter at that port but viii stop here for the
SON. The Susquehanna is expected here Tomorrow and
the Congress in few days after"
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PETITION, ETC.

BY Mr. TYSON A memorial from Capt Henry W.
Wharton stationed at Fort Kearney in Nebraska Territory,
behalf Of himself and the officers and soldiers under his
command praying Congress that the benefit of the
granting extra compensation to the troops serving Cali
forna Oregon, New Mexico, and also at Fort Laramie
extended company stationed Fort Kearney refer
red to the Committee Military Affairs.
By Mr.. LETCHER The petition of VIM. r. Barbee, an
American sculptor referred to the Committee the
brary.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The SPEAKER laid before the House a communication
from the Secretary of War transmitting statement of the
appropraons applicable to the service of the War De-
partment during the fiscal year 1886, the amount
drawn from the treasury by acquisitions during the
PERIOD the balance the LIST Of July 1856, and such
proprations have been carried to the surplus fund
which was referred to the Committee OF Ways and Means
and ordered TO be printed
Mr. WALKER, of Alabama, in pursuance of notice, in
troduced bill amend act entitled "Au act regua
ting the pay Of deputy posmasters approved I'D june
which was read twice and referred to the Committee
on the Post Office and Post Roads.
PRIVATE CALENDAR.
On motion of Mr. G1DDINGS of Ohio, the House re-
solved itself into Committee of the Whole Mr. ORR of
South Carolina the chair and proceeded to consider
bills on the private calendar.
This being COLLECTION day. the bills to which obec
ton was laid aside to be reported to the House
with recommendation that they pass whilst those OBJ
iected to were laid aside to be considered hereafter
The following are the bills to which there was OBJ
lection: E.a
bill for the relief of Commander John L. Saunders.
bill to authorize the Postmaster General to execute
contract with Messrs Gsrman, Weige Benford for car
rying the mail from Cumberland Maryland to Greensburg,
bill for the relief of James P. Fleming, of Augusta,
Georgia
seph White.
GILL
Senate bill for the relief Of Peter Grover.
bill for the relief of the sureties of Daniel Winslow
bill for the rcefof Thomas Steele passed assistant
surgeon of the navy of the United States.
Senate bill granting bounty land to Jared L. Elliott
A bill for the relief of John G. Mcconnell
bill to reimburse the estate of Joseph Mcclure pay
master in the of 1912.
Senate bill for the relief of A. s. Bender
bill for the relief of Jesse Morrison, of Illinois,
bill for the relief of Antoine Robedoux.
bill for the relief of William Kendall.
The committee and reported TO the House the
raj bills as indicated above.
The House then proceeded TO the consideration OF the
bills reported from the committee and they read
third time and passed q
Mr. CAMPBELL, of Ohio, moved that when the House
adjourned to-day it adjourn to meet on Monday next
which motion agreed to. ..r.
And tben at three o'clock, the House adjourned.
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the expenditure on the Potomac bridge to thousand
dollars in accordance with the decision OF the Comptrol-
Ter OF the Treasury will enable TO accomplish but lit
tie towards binding together the old rickey and toer-
ing aorc so as to preserve uninterrupted the communca
ton between the two Shores and guard against acct
dents. The travel and the of produce brought
over the bridge almost ncredbe and any Interrupt
ton to its passage would only be severely felt in the
sudden and great enhancement in the prices Of
ces that enter into general consumption but would like
wise shut out the citizens of the neighboring counties
Virginia from easy to market where they al
ways sure to lind ready sale for the products of their
Dor
does not become me- under existing circumstances TO
express any opinion proper for the contem
plated bridge but may be permitted that in nv
Judgment the present bridge ought for public convenience
to be kept in good travelling condition until the
The Eastern Branch bridges will be thoroughly repaired
wch is much needed from and Decay, and injuries
sustained from the ice OF last winter
The interior of the west wing Of the Patent Office build
ing, with the exception OF The stairway and saloon has
been finished and is occupied by the General Land Office
the difficulty OF procuring large blocks for the columns
the portico
The excavation for the cellar of the north front of the
building nearly finished, and the foundation will he
speedily laid that may have the vantage Of settling
during the winter before the commencement of the
structure that is to be reared upon it.
| respectfully renew the recommendations made in my
last report for addition the courthouse portion OF
the my Hal the erection of ail the improvement
OF Franklin square, of the triangular spaces formed by the
intersection New York and Massachusetts, avenues and
Tenth and Twelfth Streets of the triangular spaces on Penn
syvania avenue between and Nineteenth streets and of
the space on the south side of Penns avenue be-
tween Twentieth aud Twenty-rst streets the grading of
North Capitol street. from street 10 Massachusetts ave-
nue. the removal OF the naval monument and the purchae
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Gummer Retreats.

SURF HOTEL AT FIRE ISLAND
= Phi. new house e. ten s..-6., the nss
eo4ih Bay on one sids and the Oee,a on .a9 osass.
The proprietor mned TO make fire snu sne 40 h
the Long Island Railroad svins Booiyn 81 m ir s1s
SIS, m and srran tements have been made 20 ta % 20
soun Fe.Iy a. m COR Thomp.on stations 40 ~ 's"s1
Hero scross he South bay. Fare each s:Z; ,a %
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The works Of WALTER incorporated them.eve.
with the thoughts and of the whole civilized
world for than quarter of century and have h.f
controlling influence the in which be lived Who
stbere that looking back great portion Of his lie
does not find the genius Of ScoTr administering TO hs
Pleasures besps his aud soothins his lonely -or
fowsp Washington Irving.
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INC X n OR & Fl e l. s
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DURToN's NEW THEATER, Broadway,

ID viii open for W. eS ss,Itr . sss 90 on a
with powerful and we.rransed company Of setnowlsdsed
contain log several popular additions to the favor'es oil
Miss Sssan Denim
Mrs. MIS- M s.il hu st Clair from the wctefn tses:e
NJ NJ: f ##:si::: Miss ''' NJ
The n.us fan and beautiful cerp:d Ballet,
Mr p Barrett,
M G. Fisher Mr. Mari smith Hr J. Moore, Mr. setehel',
NJ B1r.t NJ H;msn MI B' 3lpSt mr. s Mehs,
''ihO" De '' Mi.. CHARLOTTE IA cusHMAN,
hS oDs and no. to daily expected
will appear on hs s01 J1mfs 81; Os MURDoc cf
another American s whose exhibitions Of class come
n Of many months. exceeded in Al other dramatic
po'd'n He vi" ;hG TbyWE B6o Ri 'he''''
The and rag whS sees %
warnest praises from the best critics Of the day will commence
the season Other celesTiei T H1 hoIy announced
will also appear Oh various occasions during the in
and fave rte characters. =, :, ~, d,
Tie Composer and Musical Director.......Mr Woolf
Stage Manager. MI y moore
Acting Manager H. - n SaIle
1'e''''''''' EDWIN iBiooTH
will appear this evening in his svoe character o. Or oe
MONDAY EVENING ESiit5G1 Aug 81, 1857,
the performance will with national overture pre-
''''' 't .SI: WAY r. Fay OLD pEs g.. p..s
siT QUE - Barrett Bis INST ,Ppearancei weOorn
LofG LO'e'' .-''' NJ n rishs,r
Marsll Nj J. Moosej Greedy. Nj sstchei
Margaret, Miss Denim Lady AlIwonA Ne Parker.
Various pieces Of select music by tM 11ssetTs
To conclude with thG Iarce Of
THE OMNIBUS. 80;
p, Bo6 MI xY appe
Doors open st 7; commence at u o'clock
Admission every Of the house. O cents exepene TO-
balcony chairs IS cents ochestra chss prose-
nu boxes So family private boxes holding ten persons Y
w ALA CK's TIL E A T E r.
w Lessee. MT STUNT o,.
The Ladies aud Gentlemen engaged for the season
ing on Sept req meet III the Green Room oil the
T6eater on TUESDAY NEXT, Sept !: at u O'Clock;
DA RN U MS NJ S E U NJ
Thongs anxious people ,t continue 10 fill the Mu'
seum 10 see 1.-THE BOGUS BURDELL INFANT" and have
induced i.s real mother" Mrs Anderson 70 wav htte
longer and hence may yet be all honIs Day
and ever ing. WYMAN the WIZARD will repeat ~ Ekf
AFTERNOON at 3pclock swell as EVENINGS at O'Clock,
Feas in Megc Necromency, Nenthoqusm, &c Inc Happy
Family Living Scrpents, &c be SEEM Adrnutahce -
cents children under ten, 10 cents
CEO. CHRISTY and WOODS MINSTRELS,
" No 4H Broadway
H. WOOD, Business Manager
GEO. CHRISTY, Stage Manager.
HOME AGAIN.
where they have nights performed 20 OO persons
will appear al their Old Quarters,
ON MONDAY EVENING Aug 81 and continue there Tor the
Doors OPEN att; Commence at o'clock
Tickets. Is cents
TYHE DUSSELDORF GALLERY is open over
the Hall of Or. CBAPINS Church, No. 548 Broadway
"a old oestionfron 10 o'clock until 10 O'Clock IN. Al
sssion Is cents
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~ - NON X I n G. 8
~ ron LADIES AID GENTLEMEN; a..
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