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~ Tobacco Factory Fixtures and Negro
MAN AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS attention 10 request
ed to my ssIe CT Mr.. p. Backburns Tobacco Fac
tory Fixtures, and one Negro Man, this morning 6,
commencing at II o'clock, At the Factory, on Gerry
between ith and 18th streets.
ATT THOS. w. KEESEE, Auct
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MESSAGE OF MAYOR WooD.-Mayor Wood, of
New York. sent in his Message to the Common
Council, Of tia: city Monday. It's recommendations
with regard to the city Government. are novel
The Journal Of Commerce says;
The Mayor proposes that the government of
this city should be remodeled after the General
Government at Waslngton-:hatt there should be
one governing head-a concentration Of the execu-
tive power not decentIaIiz alton, ss here-that the
Mayor should be TO the government of this city
what the President is 20 tie General Government,
and that the heads Of the several department.
should constitute his cabinet; perform their duties
under his direction, and be appointed by him with
the assent of the Aldermen, and be subjected to
his removal"
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- Special Noflce.-The attenti0n Of the
public 10 ash ed to SALE This day, ct 10 o'clock 1t
the store Of Morris Nelson, No 10 Maa, between
I7th and 18th streets Z. B. COOK CO,
Ia 7 Aucttonsers
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MAS w. boswell.

|" To the Voters or the City or Rich.
hoNp.-I am . candidate for the off &c ofCITY sEe.
0EANT, and respectfully solicit you suarssss 1t the
aext April election.
ja7-ts THOMAS w boswell
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MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF MISSOURI
Gov Price of No in his annual message repre>
sants the finances of the State as in prosperous
condition. and urges that in order to maintain
that position, there should be nc reduction in the
present rate OF tsxation. 4 large portion of the
message is devoted TO the subject of banks and
currency, and the Governor recommends that in
case the proposed amendment TO the State Con
stitution, authorizing the creation of q general
banking system, should fail to become part Of
the organic law, the Legislature should extend
the charter of the Bank OF Missouri for such ne
Rod as it may deem prudent, and increase its
capital to the full smount authorized by the con.
stitution.
The State Geological Survey is progressing
rapidly and favorabiy. The State University
State Prison, Deaf and Dumb Asylum, &c, are
said to be in good condition The message re-
commerds that the salary of the Governor bs in
creased from s. 600 TO So 900 per annum. and also
recommends increased pay to o.her servants o.
the state at Jefferson City. The construction OF
the Pacific Railroad is also advocated, as calcuIa-
ted to draw more closely together the bonds OF
the Union.
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Won sccspt Of tire once Of CITY sEn0EAnr \
eIseted. MANY FOTEks
I II 1-lt<
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commencing At y o'clock.
The Litretto Of this bssutiful Csntata Contain,
nothing that is in the sghtss degree except abis
The Music is original and selected by II. HEw.
/ ie boquet OF gsms that have been euIlsd with a
skillu hand from the world of melody, and repre-.
sents in song thu following silegory:
THE l. habitants Of Fairy Land meet tesuther for
Festival, or DAY Of recreation. Long before the
East, with rosy tint, hersds the spproa,h of 6ay
they begin their festivities, when Flora, aroused
from her rosy couch by their glad songs comes among
them, ana is hailed by them az their Queen. Flora
calls on her bright subject. join in the glad fest
vtes after which. the rosy crown is rendered. After
tn coronation, n band OF ,phyrs offer homage, and
k permission to hover and play around her bower,
Wood Eltns, and Eaiads from the limpid stream
mite in offering homage at the shrine OF the FAIRY
queen. The echoes Of the glen are invoked sad
send back the glad shouts of ths Fairy bsnd Thus
the morn is PAST, and the suit Of noon pouIs
his scorehins beams upon them, impelling the m to
SEEK the cool shades of the valley. Anon, the sky
becomes overcast, and the mutterugs Of distant
thunder herslds the approaching storm, and as he
rustes in his mad career, the chorus Of frightan
ed Fairies is heard from the shee ring leayes Of sy
cry flower The storm is past, and gentle gales are
invoked 20 sigh and swell the cadence of the wind
harp. The golden sun fiaks in the vest, aud nishr
with her sable veil darkens the glad scene the stars
begin to peep from their eth.ris homes and pale
DIAM .he sheds her mild ustre, Is hailed as queen
of the silent night; the nightingale and the ,koo
unite in their songs OF praise---while the faYs and
Fairies prepare to return TO their homes in Fsry
Land
The Cantsta concludes with grand Double Cho-
the melody of which IL popular Tyrclean air.
During the performance of the Csnt.ta muy
beautiful ouartsttes Duets, &c, will be intro
duced.
rrof r. NEWHISER will preside at the
splendid instrument used the ssop for the use
Of which are indebted to Mssirs Harold & Muir.
ray.
.F- Several ladies' and gentlemen have kindly
consent to assist, that the Concert may well be
worthy the support Of the community.
E2'- Under the diraction Of WIN. AiNGLE.
Tickets 25 Gents.
p s. ] trust that the ladies and gentlemen con.
ne ted " it'll my class at this Second Baptist Churc h.
willgccept toe above suffi .ient 81 cuse for The
pos pon. ment of the time set apart for the resump
ton of cur studies from Monday. the 9TH. to Mon
day, the 18th when trust tn At sh all all be- found
in our places. WEN. MINGLE.
ia7--2;r
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TrRRrBLE'sUrFERIsG IL IowA-sEvES PER.

TFRRIBLE SUFFERING IN IOWA -SEN ES PER
SONS FROZEN TO DEATH ---The Iowa City Re
publican, of the 2Jh ult., has the following:
It will shock our readers TO learn that two re-
spec.abe citizens Of this county were frozen to
death on Sabbath evening Mr and Mrs. Walton
end their son. cf Pleasant Valley, started from
ch1rch on Sabbath evening to return home They
perils of terrible snow storm, and a piercirg
binding who'd After struggling until thew were
almost frozen, and getting their horses SO buried
in drifts that they coud proceed no farther, they
abandoned their Ychi'ie in the hope Of reaching
their own or some other habtatiOr. They srnR
cled along together weary hours in vain. hira
W. AT last sank in the icy winding sheet e rise
rn more. Her son, young man, struggled q
while longer, and suffered the same fate. The IA
ther nerved by despair. kept up until three O'clock
Ia the morning when her cached house miles
from his own. lie Is badly frozen. but VIII recov-
er. As soou as possible his track was fol we'd,
but too late 10 the mother ana son.
The s, Louis News, Of the 2sth, contains ano-
Their terrible account II says:
Five persons. man, three women and a child,
were frozen TO death near Monticello. Iowa, last
Saturday night. They were returning from .
neighbours with pair OF horses and sleigh; they got
off the road and in crossing hollow, the hors es
5ecams detached from tds sleigh aud ran Off
leaving the parties in from five TO eight
feet deep. The people not returning on Tuesday
morning the neighbours collected, and after Iope
search. the and child were found in
willow thicket, covered with blankets, and vita
large quantity of snow over them, ali dead
The was found without his hat, frozen TO
desth about quarter of mile from the women,
and within forty rods CT his own house Two
other men were frozen in the same neighborhood,
about the same time, while returning from church
The weather has been excessively Geld in Iowa
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DsEEs,

Ia :.s s;ty, "a jha 9Th day ofsJsI5sTJ, MANY
TAYLOR, coasost Of James Taylor, IL the 6Ise yeaf
of her age.
On Monday evening, the 18th instant al Il o'citck
the residence Of Mansfield Butler, in the third
wear of her age, SARAH JANE, daaghre. Of Capt
J )hn + Fitchett
The fiends and acquaintance of Mr.. Butter.
and Of her father, Capt j. Fchett are requested
to srtt nd her funeral this "Wednesday evening" ct
0 CLOCK without further inylaation. Residence cor
ner Of 18th and Dock streets.
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REV l. BURROWS, of Richmond, lectured III
Albany, New York, on the 9th nit, on Conps-
ratiVe Psychology.
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- GRAND CIVIC AND MILITARY
n BALI,-The MONTGOMERY GUARD, 81

"a BALIA-The MONTGOMERY GUARD, a
IN Captain P. r. Moosg. beg leave to inform MI
IA their friends and the public that their 18th "
Annual Ball will take place On THURSDAY eve
min next the 9th of January.
The use of the commodious Hall. over the First
Market has been procured for tbs occasion The Re.
freshrr. Mt Depa.tne will be under ths charge OF
an experienced caterer, and all other arrangements
made whch will enable the Company to guarantee
presence Dolnger's Cotlon Band will be in at.
tauA
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~ Lecture 0uEg MEMS Cnfistiau AZ
srcIATIoN-The fourth Lecture of the present
course will be delivered Friday Evening. Jan
eth II O'Clock by Professor NJ scheie De We're, of
the University of Va the First Presbyterian REV.
DR. moore's) Church.
Members procure their season tickets from the
Librarian at the Rooms of the Association
Tickets of admission can be procured at the prln-
cipaI book Stores at the Exchange Hotel. ar the
store. sf Iaidlev < RobinsoD. Meade L Baker. and
ST. the door. Price of tickets % cents. Fer schools
tickets for bl.
To enable members to attend both the Lecture and
the regular Friday Evening Social and Informal As
sembly, ths latter will commence next FRIDAY even.
ing punctrally ct 8, instead Of z O'Clock ia 7-St
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~ Notice--At the solicitation Of pnuny
friends, announce myself candidate for the oic.
Of City Sergeant at the ensrng Municipal Election,
make this early announcement to correct the m g.
statement, snd Impression on ths minds of SOM,
that would not be candidate.
de 2g-t. THOMAS IT. nHDLEY
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~ Removal John b Cullen has re.
removed his Office to the Richmsnd House. Govern.
street. where he may be found during the day, at
night at Mr. Mebins of Grace and 9Th streets
a7-dl2t*
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~ For City Sergeant. The subscriber
respectfully announces himself Candida:s for ths
office # CITY SERGEANT, at the snsiug sleo.icn
and will be thankful for the support o. the voter.
tho city HENRY w. OUARLES
10
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- Alta Meeting of the Richmond Typo
graphical Society, held at Odd Fellows Hall. on
Saturday evening, January 3d. 1851, the following
preamble and resolutions were unanimously adopt.
ed
Whereas we have learned with feelings of deep
re gret that Mr.. PATRICK LYDDANE. worthy merr-
Der of this society, departed s life on Thursday,
January lst. Therefore,
l. Resolved by the Richmond typographical So
ciety That we testify respect for his memory by
the on of our Oh Of his chsrsc
ter and virtue and By recording the Fad event on our
Minute book.
Resolved That tender TO his bereaved fami'
ly our siccerest coincidence.
8 Resolved, That the Recording Secretary com.
municate the foregoing resolutions toithe widow oil
the deceased. ]. T. EANNERSON, President
j GERRY sMyTH r. S. ja7-1t
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THE SUM of 500 has been appropriated by the
Councilof Macon, Ga TO furnish the poor of that
city With wood during the cold weather.
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ARRIVED,
sch, Fannie Curris, fro Boston, ct City Point,
SAILED,
Steamer Roanoke, Skinner, New York, md. and
passengers Ludlam Watson.
Steamer aehidere, Pritchett, Baltimore, mds,
Ludiam L Watson
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G.. j. Wilkinson, well keown merchant of
Troy, New York, died suddenly on "Wednesday
last
Il is reported that the ship Prince de Jainville
Norfolk, Virginia, In lost, with Capt Chamberlain
and aii his family
Il say. friend, ia there nothing to shoot about
here - asked a Kentucky sporssman Of q little
boy."s
Boy-"Wal nothing Just shout here, stranger
eut the schoolmaster l. down The bill yonaer--yoa
nsught pop him ever
Miss PartinSten 70 dsesi.g ., lbs re.srssars
Cva1 Thsssrs,
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II Of the property owned By M n. W. Walton,
It'll strset, North OF Leigh and more recently
rented tho Shop occupied b. him adjacent thereto,
have ern oloyed Mr. JOHN r. Pt.VOE, to conduct
tbs said Shop, in my nan-, and on nay account the
business of Houssbnildiag and Carpente ing generally
promptly, and executed in faithful and workman
Ike II anLer whether for the erection OF Buildings
or Rspeirs. JAMES L. GODDIN.
L..
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ADNISSION--Drssa Circle and Pnrqustfe, o. ass,
no extra charge for reserved sests) ID Tier hoxes,
25 cts; Gallenes 50 and Is els.
EF Box Office open from 9 70 5 O'Clock
EWr Doors open at Z; Overture commences ~ qua
ter before O'Clock preciselv.
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BLANK FSDUks.-- j. w. kANDpi.FR
ab offers, of his own manufacture, stock of Blank
Books from the largest account book 20 the smsll-
est memorandum.
Books made to order at short notice. All kinds
OF binding done. ia 7
nIARIES FOR THE YEA R...J, w.
~ RANDOLPH he's for sale
Pocket Diaries Daily Memoranda, for 1884, a.
z5. 81 So IS and 100 cents each
Amsnacsf 1887, interlined with ruled paper for
ia7
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FALL OF A WAREHOUSE "A singular acciden:
occurred To government warehouse at Stock
hoim' Sweden, on the 9Th of November. twas
nlled with 800 tons of corn and 600 Of salt, and
began to settle about midnight and continued to
sink slowly until on the morning, only the roof
remained above ground The difficulty was piles
probably
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NIhKCHa NTs ana others can get, with
WI out charge, a. RANDJLrHS bookstore and
Bindsry Calendars for 1857, of their different sizes
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" FLORAL CONCERT,
on CHURCH HILL.
The Young Ladies connected with the Sabbath
School OF Leigh street Baptist Church. iChuIch
HILL will sing he
CANTATA OF FLORA'S FESTIVAL,
On THURSDAY EVENING, January S,b,
commencing 1t "A o'clock
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NuFxCE.. Having qualified Gs AGminis-
~ traitor the estate Ct James M Underwood,
deceased all persons having claims nst said estate
will pres Mt theua to the undersigned for settlement
Those indebted earnestly requested TO make pay
u1eut 20 hin without delay.
w. w. TlMBERLAhE, Admir-
- m of Jas M Underwood dse,d
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MANAcERs-Jyhne Rosettes.
Gov II A Wise Col r August
Joseph MAYO Eco Col r Milton Cary
Hon John $ Caskis Mel VIM Bail
Judge John Meredith Capt John H Richardson
Judge VIM w Crump Capt VIM Fry
James LYONS ESQ Capt Vim Munford
John ~ Patton sr ESQ Can't Charles Richardson
Dr. James Beals Capt Samuel z Bailey
DR. NJ Scott Cspt Albert Ly brock
John Thonr son, Esq Lieut. Craw ford
CIV PURCELL Esq Capt Moore
n nj Burton, Esq Surgeon Burrsll
Jose ph F Price Surgeon 7 r MsTo
Robert Ridgeway, Fsq Lieut. John Dooley
w Rich srdson, Esq Lieut. Dornin
r. Haskips Esq Sergeant r Lee
VIM Richie, ESQ Sergeant nj B Dornin
James A. Cowerdin Esq Corporal John Joice
" bushes, Esq Corporal Philip Toppn
VIM Watson, Egg Private T Ryan
VIM Perciaal, Esq - NJ Callahan
Edward Mc Adam, Esq - jos Watson
John Purcell, Esq VIM Disney
c Burns, Esq I" Smith
FLOOR CoMMiTTEE-Red Rosettes
Capt Moore Lieut. Dornn
Surgeon Mayo Ssrgt Mcdonald
Corporal Kennedy Private Smith
COMMITTEE OF AaRAkGEMENTs-puritb R0-
settles Lieut.. Stagers sergesnt Collins and rnvats
O'Neil
Our Military guests requested to appear in uni.
form
Tickets, admitting q gentleman aud two ladies,
$3.50 Additional ladies' 20 cents each Tickets can
be procured from tins members of the Company and
the Committee of Arrangements. j. TT
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htVIDEND.---The President and ltirec-
- tors Of the Farmers Bank Of Virginia have de-
c!ared dividend OF four and one-quafter per cent
DOT Of the profits of the institution for the last six
months, subject 20 deduction sf quarter per cent
bonus, payable to the State leaving four per cent
nett to the stock ho.GeIs.
ja7---lUt !. A. SMITH, Cashier
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To conclude with the New Moral Scene OF
CONJUGAL LESSON,
In which Mr. ard Mrs Je fersor will sppesr.
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AHUsEMxNTs.


IT HE At Re.
KUNKLL l. C0...........Lssssss AID froysissors
JOHN +. FORD. .:.......:..... ..::..::.. Msssss.
IAlso Of the Nntiousl Thsstrs. Washinetos, snA
the Holiday Street Thsssrs, BalsnoreJ
r q MOxLET...-.......-.... Asdne Nasssss
WEDNESDAY,, Jasuary 9TH 1887.
THIRD NIGHT Of Mr.. PROCTOR
When h. will present bis original drsms Of
JIBBENAINOsAY,
NICK OF THE WOODS.
The Jibbensinossy, |
Bloody Nathan,
Nick of the Woods, AIR JOSEPH PROCTOR
Reginald Ashburn,
The Avenger,
Spirit of the Wssers,
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NLD RtpUNBON WhiSkEY-.The gen
" c;ne article direct from the agent, for sale By
bRIDGFORD CO,
"a On thu DocL
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NE la CUUk's Balm of White Water
~ Lilly: FetriiRe's Balm of 1000 Flowers: Dris
coils Balm of 1000 Flowers; Dowdsns Dental Fluid;
Poard's Rheumatic Lnn. Mt; for gale by
J. W. POLLARD,
ia Druggist, 18th ST.
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rE..KanAsHiG sMs.


WARRINGTON, Jan. s Senate The Senate prt
ceeded to the election of President pro ternpor'
In place of Mr. Bright. MIR. Mason, of Virginii
was chosen The vote stood q follows:
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fkARLE UAJaASkS AND sHEETiNGS
l. We offer large stock of Superior makes Of s 4,
I and iO-4 Table Dgn6sks; Linen and Cotton Sheet
inss, Furniture Oil Clcthr; Irish Linens; 6Ieached
ara Brown Shirtings. Lancaster Alendsle and III ar
settles 4ilts; Red, While and Grey Flannels-st low
prices, to reduce stock
". P. PERKINS l. CO,
la 7 NO Eaae Snnsrs
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I INhN t;UUDs, LINEN tOODs.- Par.
tieuisr att ention of houses pers IL called the
fotiowiGg; $40 Bieached Linen Table Cloths FROM
10 Is Il $40 Lie Table Napkins SI.5@ psr zen
worth - 80; $50 doz Linen Towels; 81 dax. Geat's
Linen Poeker HanakereLi=i $40 dcg Ladiea Liaen
:aeket Handkerenisfs; eon1prissns, without
isen, the largest iatv and chez lois to be
found in this city. j. MiLtaI5ER $40,
js7 s. BROAD a.
ENOR KENT Three very desira bl 0oars
L over the Aposh-sary store of DR.. 3seksoa. or
siain street. aeaf rh- Did Market wali suitsa far
ssaaii fasiiy Enquire on the premises, u. John
g ifvinzis eigar Store. on 18th street. il 7.-9ts
ctl BHLs, Pes~k UrsuAy tor s.ts b,
w 5sf Tace IoHEs CO.
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ns.,h ofpU Il Ohiaer

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 6.-Maj Dutton, U. 5. A,
ate in charge of Fort Mifflin, died today, at the
snierre House of Erysipelas.
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nREss Sikhr, DEESs SILKS LA
IL dies 10 sesrch OF cheap and handsome Dress
81 lk- should not tell to give US call before pur
chaziag a. perhaps they may sags tr0-n IS TO : 10
on pattern, end ses suited Ut epcs.
j. MiLLhiSER BaC.
Rs,-
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BANK OF VIRGINIA,

I rgNHH President and Eirect0rs OF this
Bank have declared dividend of four and quar-
last six months, subject 20 the deduction of
quarter per cent. bonus to the State which lssves
four per cent or S. so per share, payable to the
Stockholders on and after the 10th inst.
Ia DIV SAML. MARX, Cashier,
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voice among = thousand. | peAled forth.
in one faint shout, On, Bravo. oni" The
next moment. with tiger bounds the no.
ble dog me leAping down the decliyity.
scattering the dried autumna leaves in
bis path. mo pause he knsw." but
fixing bis fsugs in the stsg's throat at
once commenced the fght.
l fell back, completely exhausted -
Blinded with blood. only knew that a
terrific struggle was going on. 10 Few
moments all was still. and l felt the warm
breath Of my faithful dog as he licked my
wounds. Clearing my eyes from gore |
cav my late adversary dead at my feet.
and Bravo standing over me. He vet
bore around hIs neck fragment Of the
rope with which ] had tied him. H ha !
knas ed il two, and following his mas er
through all the wiuding'. had arrived in
time to rescue him from terrible death
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A BARGAIN.

II reckon 7 couldn4 drivs q tr.do with
Won To- ov sou;ro ~ sa;I = O .n;no,;n", w.
snecim.n Of a Yankee nadIer as be stool
= lLo door oF a ,nor',Lan, 3, -
4 reckon Won calculate sbTt I I'M ~ fl,
go, oon,, no. tho anoos;.,,. .a,I., ~
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,bont Il Now, here's . dnzsD aioonino
razor .t,ans--woytb FOO GoIIo,s and J
i sIf. vou NAV have ,om er ,,yn ,oIlass s
Il AN Won don't want snv Of Won,
st,ans--so Won NAV ma we'll be a co;.n
JoI@
sIal nov IooL ba,o so.;,o Y,lka,
vo, f;ve dollars that e 90, nab ma 81
,fser for tbe,n ,ars straro va'll hovo a ,r.a. !.
nn,p ''''''
snorap rsrliod tbs .n,orcbor, n,oo;n,,
the money IN The hands of a hy.,.nJsr :