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Mount Harmony High School.

TUNIlIS institution will open OH the FIRST Monday in
Il January next, at Mount Harmony, Medium ccun.
ty, Tenn, six miles East Of Athens and three miles
Southeast of Mouse Creek depot. TT III
Terms, per Session Of "a Weeks 0ns-half Ia adrdnc<
and bdidnce at close Of iyessioa.
Spelling, Reading and Writing, per scholar, Is
Arithmetic, English Grammar and Geography - a
Mathematics and'Natural Sciences. 10
contingent fee 20 cts. per scholar Is required In ad.
vance, for fuel, &c.
No student admitted for less than half session. and
deduction for lost time except In case OF Provden.
tial hihdrance.
Boarding can be had at good houses at o. eb per
week. and several comfortable cabins are Convenient
which students wishing to board thems ca OCCUPY
free OF charge. [dec2S-8m] s. p. HALE ,'pI
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q" REMARKABLE LoNGEvITY.-A re.
markable instance of longevity is
mentioned in the Mexican papers
that of a lady who died at Actotopan
at the age of 1879 years.
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To all whom these Presents may

IUyHE subscriber has TO say TO an indebted TO him,
II either By Note Account, thst they must pay up
without delaythat no longer indulgence can be gwen
He has recently associated auother gentleman IN busi
ness with him. and Is determined his old business shall
be squared II he desired to grant longer indulgence
Athens, Jan 2, 1851 WIN. nj. SEH0RN.
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Atlanta Market.

a ATLANTA, Dec. 80.
We refer you to the following quotations Of leading
articles Of Tennessee Produce:
LAaD, In bbis lie; kegs II q Ike; tin cans 11x a
t2c. RLouA, 81 a u ger hundred In bbbs. and sacks
for good superhne to extra family Coax sacded r.
for red. DnsD PsAcuss. $3.50 2,a5. DRIsD Arr
rLss, ei,9o Q 80. Hoos, gross D 70; net exc.
Trade during the holidays has been quiet. No i'm
Very respectfully, sEAao ABBOTT,
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Enst Tennessee a Georgia Rail Road.
To those Interested.

~ 7 tIe Weetng OF the HOARD OF DIrectofs, held In
IN Athens the Sth October last, the following res
oution was adopted, to wit
Resolred That the Secretary give publication in some
newspaper printed In Knoxville Athens and Cleveland
calling upon delinquent to come for ward
on or before the LIST day Of April next and pay the
amount due on their stock, the Board win proceed
TO forfeit the stock for the in their dscre-
tion." R. O. JACKSON, secretarv
Athens, Nov IA, 1S58-t1a-4a6
~ Knoxville Register and Cleveland Banner will
please COW till LIST April "
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Married.

Married.
Inkhts place, the Both ult., by Rev. @. A. Cad-
we'll, Mr.. ANDREW BuRk TO Miss EMILY GiBBs.
At the residence Of n. Boyd, Esq., the Esd ult by
Rev. John N. Blackburn, Mr. w. p. CooPER, Of Benton
to Mrs. ELIZABETH A. BOYD.
On the same day, by Rev. J. L.. Mlburn, Mr.. J. O.
Donaldson to Miss 8. Z. HODGE,, all Of Benton.
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Zion Hill English School,

Nc MINN COUNTY, TENRESSEE
1--WE ext Perm OF this institution wiz commence on
Monday, January 9th, 1851, at which time students
will ind 1t to their advantage to be present. Tho
location is six miles Southeast OF Athens, In beaut-
full and healhful neighborhood, where there are no
temptations to intemperance or Vices Of any kind
The discipline OF the School is mild but ru Psrticr.
lar prominence will be given to spelling, reading,
Terms, per Session Of Foe 4bnts payable at close Of
the Session.
LIST Class-Orthograph ply, Reading and Writing ss
I'd Arithmetic, Biography and Eng. Grammar I
% Natural Sciences and Mathematics. 10
No student admitted for less term than half sessop
and no deduction for lost time except In case Of Proyi
DENTAL ldndraaee Boarding can be had In private
families near the school, ON reasonable terms.
Dec o-zm-sxo J. O. BARB, Prpl.
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Fur Skins Wanted.

IWANT 10 buy lasp lot 81 FuT Skins. such a. Mink
j. Ceou. Yes. opases6, Nsstrst end House cst, sd
WI give tie highest Msssss price:
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C o M M E RCIAL.

Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA, Dec 20.
I hand herewith statement Of our Produce market,
which 10 reliable for the present time, Wis:
BACON, sides scarce at w a 104c; hams II q lee;
shoulders q SIC; Lap NJ g laHc, with good en-:
a SOC. wHEAr, q 80 fer red and q, 40 a LAS for
white, rLoua 80 @ % y Dbl, for supernne and s2o
Go. Zoos 90 a Csc. No change In other articles.
Yours, very truly,
J. A. ANsLEY,
Cos,rission and Produce Nerchanf.
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FANG TO n r Il -
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Fort Gaines Academy Lottery
CLASS 28,
To be drawn In the city OF Atlanta Georgia In public
on Tuesday, January 90, 1907, on the Plan Of
sin gle n II m bors!
10000 mbers..3, 3O7 Prizes!
Nearly One Prise 10 eue,F Nine TckstsI
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To Our Customers.

dcned doing business the second u- and forever for
than phil all ind biedbess Aher which
published discontinued The object
the eiett has been 10 ur business
We within months act Others for
which have Lille paid them full. We
will publish il until have had nc good
muus for HE and fire avns exceeded one thou and dol
lars the present week.
Ycu wisely in companies quarrel would
be likely quarrel win have long known
paceaby Inclined having paid wd aud orphans,
for fire losses without lawsuits over since we have
been in bu,iaess.
sbos tht equal 10 superior 10 ALL tfTdng s3s
dividend for every bund ed paid in.
We have also compln-, Others with
very large capital distributes among three fourhs
Of all IFS profits
We shall continue watch int est with ceaseless vig
lance.
j. {. LEWIS, Superintendent,
Ohee S9a Seventh street, below the General Post uce.
Al become due have teen promptly paid,
Ell her nv ourselves or the companies.
F,b2i-eolm
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FOR ALL PARTS Of THE WEST.
GN8 - -
BALTlMoRR AND OHIO RAILROAD.
yEW IND IMPROVED ARRANGEMENTS.


w.REE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for cumberland
Ia The ACUUAMoDATlON TRAIN Win leave (ereept
a.yi ATS Trains from PhiAdephia
JaneiioDl vii and
stnve Al Cumberland rt 4 O'Clock, IN.
IA Tse MALI TRAIN iesses Camden Station daily tsreep Sun
aay) So M snd tearhrs Whreips BY m connecting at
s,nxood with Columbus, ChcinBat Dayton,
M Louisville. Cleveland, Toi do, Detroit Chicago, 81 Louis,
Cairo aud intermediate poinis.
An The EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily p M, connecting
xil trains Cincinnati; Lot Cao Chicago,
a and southern paces West neatly loe
than By other The time 10 these places also
Baggage checked through Columbus Cincinnati ndasp
Passengers and baggage transferred a points free.
THROUGH TICKETS win be sold all the large
West lowest possible rates. al The ticket once, Camden Sta
ion aud al Washington eiy
Asecon attached 20 mail
om Baltimore washington vsetc the eatTe
road o. dsyis accommodation train, lying
over at Oakland. They morning by
The express which leaves Cumberland $50, and
Passengers from Washington ample
hs Is The only route by which through tickets baggage
checks eau be obtained in Washington.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
The accommodation as viii stop all stations
Cumberland beyond Piednn
Eastwardy the mail train leaves Wbeene Is
The FREDERICK TRAIN p. IN, (.xeept Sunday
snppng Leaves Frederick ., arriving
at baltimore IL. 80,
a and 30, Leaves EIecti's Mills 7.3o, M and
" W. s. WooDsiDH
Jan I7-d1 Master OF Tram sporfaion.
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United states Mail.
KENTUCKY.

KENTUCKY.
PosT OrFicE DEPARTMENT,
February o, 1887.
DROPOSALs carrying the mails of United
July, ls55, following
in KENTUCKY, stated will
department until ., m
March next, be decided by the 25th April following;
Louisville Ky by Laconn salina, Grassy Pond
Wei Point, Garnet svile, Mesdvle, Bpwieyvie
Ha dinsbure, Cioverpori, Hawervile, YeIvipg'sn
Owenshoro. McLeaB's Retreat, Hebbarasviie Hen
Smiths Mills, Hewisvln. MorRan6eid, apd
raleigh, to Shawneetown, H., 1861 miles back
drnbug supplied from Garnetts,ille by side ms
week. Webster and clifton Mills
Brwlyvile three times week, and Big Spring
Bewit yvile six a week, all In due
nexion with line.
L. Loui vile daily al 5 M
Au,ve owensboru' p,It day by 6pm;
Leave Owensboro' daily at Al
Arrive ~ Shawnrcio,vn daY BY 6pmi
Leave Shawneetown daily NJ sam;
Arnive Owenstoro' day by p m;
Leave Cwensboro' da y
Arrive al LouisyiIle next day by pm.
For fors and cerdcne also instructions
and be embraced the contract advertisement
principal Offices and also the advertise
Of anGzy 3 1854, OF routes in Ktnu Ky Tenne &C.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Feb 7-lawfwt Postmaster General.
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washingt n Insurance Company.

IN accordance with the ion Of the % section Of The act to
ncopora company The Of Washington,
approved February 10, e the ssbserhr bers The
in the Let OF said do hereby auorize asnbcrp
opened for The capital stock Of sud the a
ioBey stoie OF Wm Byy PnnSy wanna avenue beiNe.
IN sna IL er,s Moody the ah Of March neat, ee'weea
the hours Bf II and 3 o'e.oek, =.
The provisions II the stE1I follows. ard must be
richly compied with:
"ind te faher encttsd That The persons the fore
seciian them Teby authorized
bcrpton Washington for cspitsl STOCK
dar- of twenty d~Iars each
and crhine shall The
mentioned four dollars each ub cfibed and thai the
remainder Of the said doat sh be secured b negotiable
noes signed and Endorsed tio Of reid p,ons OF
majority hem and thereof be demanded at sncl
times and in such the president and directors hsreaf
mentioned shall judge advisable giving weeks notice In
Of the gaZs,tes prn ed IN the District OF Columbia"
SILAs H. HILL,
J.C MCGUIRE,
BENJAMIN .sLL,
SAMUEL BACON,
JOSEPH BRYAN,
.,uG,s sTtIs Z. FERRY,
G.. MILLER,
WIN .. DOVE,
WALTER LENoX,
M w CALF,
WALTER HARPER,
w. WALL
WM r. RAYLf.
WAsHrSsTur. February o. s57.
Feb 25-3nwtMary&d
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IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLASTERs,
BY which thetr Incomes must be doubled.

HE undersigned and Obtained letters patent from he
United and combination OF uschnc
from the gin through the preparation and sinning nacne-
Nv until II IL ready for shipment weaving
The fom Will be a. least Ten PSI cent;
fibre (unbroksn uninurtd ny the
machinery u-sd and dis
snnnge i fifty and heavie and
-i Of the world dsrancng competitions
IT advanced prices.
The dispose OF privileges his
will he informed with complete In
sruciops machinery, all
other particulars, application addrersed
Dec s-eawiyif GEORGE @. HENRY, Mobile.
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The amendment 10 the amendment was not agreed to-
yeas 10, nays 36-as follows:
YEAs-Msssrs Adams Clay Fitzpatrick, Iverson John
Jones q Tannessss, Reid rhOmpson Of Ken,ucky,
shYs-sess. Allen, Bsyard Benjamin, Biglsr. Bright.
Evans fs...ndsa fS, Ftsh Foot Foster esysr Green,
Houston, Hunter, James, Nourse Pearce, Pratt Psgh
sssg Trusss a.r Ta0TH. %oD o. sss
Wrght-ss
The question then recurred the amendment OF Mr..
ADAMS which was rejecedyess 81, nays 2sAs follows
YEAS Messrs. Adams, Bell of New Hampshire, Biggs
eSn.aa s5S~a cs gSfss q as,'
Ihsmpson Of Kentucky, Tooa6s, frumb1i, Weller, and
YAfs- Me,.r. Allen, Baysrd, Benjamin, Bslsr, Bright,
Brodhead Coamef Critterden Durkee Fessenden Fitch,
Foot Foster Gsysr Hale Rs,Os huaeT 1.ms.' SogTss N
Jersey, Wade, Wilson, and Wrght-2s.
Mr. ALLEs moYed to amend the bi by adding sp-
preparation of $4,000 for She establishment of seam
ferry under the direction Of the Sesary OF the In erio
orer the Potomac river the site of the Long Bridge
according to the estimates furnished by the Commissioner
Of Pubis Buildings and Grounds The amenoment was
H.. PEARCE from the committee of conferences the
legislative esecutive and judicial appropriation b made
report accommodating that the Senate recsds rca sons
Of their amendments ana insst on Others and also
that there smendmeu; making provsoa for 'he
payment OF the legislative expenses or the ogkitture OF
Kansas upon which The committee could not agree The
report was concurred in and another committee of confer
ence was asked on the remaining amendment
Mr. STUART from the committee OF conference on the
deficiency bill made report recommending that tn SEN
ate ecede from some of their amendments and insist
others The appropriation for books for members OF thr
House of Representatives is reduced from Sls2 600 to
00O Mr. hoped the report would DC concurred III De-
eving II tho best that could be done
Messrs BlGGS TOOMBS, and BAYARD opposed the
report preerrng lose the appropriation bill rather than
WELD in regard to the book amendment.
The report of the committee was not concurred
T. NAYS &c. Another committee of conference on the bill
was asked.
Mr. CRITTESDEN from the committee Of conference on
the army appropriation BILL made report which was
concurred in. . .....a .....
Mr. MALLORY from the committee Of conference on the
naval appropriation b made report; which was cen
CURED In
he miscellaneous appropriation bill still under con-
sidefstion when our report closed.
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The college of st. James, Maryland.

THE term present February
preparatory commercial and collegiate csurses OF
whatever class their examination
qualified enters and the college charges sc
coun, from The Am e
facility notwthstsndns the loss Of Kemp Hail by
January College for the entire annual
ering all ordinary expenses, $3.50
Application fuller nfrma OF for the admission OF new
students 10 DC made rector College OF ST. James p Ma
Ylaud.
Feb li-2aw4wiff
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Proposals for a rmy suppl g.
once OF Army Cistht.g sad Equfpase,


SEALED PROPOSALS T. a this
Snee uni 10 oioek o The l0th day o. March merit o
nhhng by eonrnei Tho loiswing ARMY sUPPLtEs AMI MA
TthA deliverable the Uned Clothing and Equipage
pe"h tsehaJkii Arsenall ~ quanuilss required viz
1900 yards % dark blue ndgo wool ed eio for and
bands weighing about IA ounces yard
aids "a dark blue nd wool dJ ed) ied eoh weighing
a u. u onnees yard.
81 900 yatds AZ adso dyed led cloth, weighing
~ ounees per yard.
1900 yaIas dark blue, ndso syed) COTTON and wool flannel
weighing tt ounc per yard
yard nanns tecitoh woOI weigh q
per lafd
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MISCELLANEOUS


silks red white green and blue for ars and gu dons
wing k threads iuckes bra.s ard iron dax iwine
twine baig bass himbes for aas hong rnpes
spears and ferrules for gbidons.
should he Of domestic manufacture
ouorm, respects standard patterns seated
hs d.
sample patterns aiI by mail with additional In
desired
-iing fer propasais
Of each delivery will be retained
which 10 be forfeited The Uf,d
OF The fulfil
the
suppl. required equal monthly
and Will be made for
appropriation BY Congress of funds Tor this
available; the remainder within three
moDs from that sae in equal mon,ny proporons w be
paid for delivery
The privilege of from thd
quantity Of all the supp alb We mentioned.
will Er based accepted proposals. o the uhment
will required. BIDS desired
dealers articles proposed
will be respected considered from
manufactures regular aler
supplies which fact, the must be distinct
address
proposed securities is
obi t1ined. '
containing proposals should be endorsed aroposas
E. D. BABBITT,
Feb 5-eodiloMar Brrvet Major and A. q. VI.
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1,o ALL PERSONS coNcs'

no ALL PERSONS CONCEHN tsD Notice Is hereby given
this sdvs1ssmsn sis ~seks appica
dsplicas srsn No. 1872, for lao the of Ck
Wrisht. No s4,lpe Barney
7u7s af lease POUR all -sued
rrI March having
th.irbn entered G-nPrs Land once.
FsB ts-tawfw loHNspN " WBLLBoRN.
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At PRIVATE sALE-A brsttsr blood bsy carriage
hocs high, youns perfectly
gentle 10 hsrncs New yok hut nrniy
ana mai, excellent The
seen sppeson Smiths livery .iabes Tsth and
Penu- -yipania svrnue.
Fsh g.
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d. Iernoi Hotel Pennsypania avenue, bettOee I7h and
lSh streets, Washington, u. G.
THE PROPHET begs inform friends and the public
this Gently esiah he'd the modern
and principle private dining and
nished ye engaged competent and
gained reputation artist his business
and hmsf distinguished reputation both
IN France and this of the beet aris and cner
be haiicrs hin self fail TO satisfaction 10
those who may fspor him with their patronage.
Attached The well supplied with the choicst
wines hqn and oher decacies Of The season Hot
and cold lunch II, until II, The proprietor has
received, large stock OF cham
pagn caret ccsn general Of the finest Of
which
any other hoae In the hox basket single bottle
shoues, any pan city cream, ay pumeer,
and all description oi confectionery business
Jan 7-end3m
NEW srR,NG SoODs.-1be ladies' OF waiingoa aud vi
~ cBy respectfully thai hls
great variety dress and ob-r materials
adaped The br which may be ound the
nores OF the New York mportton- soS ef which
VIZ
Extra itch Bayadere brocads silks
Erira rich Baysde;e ciispe silks
RN'ra rich Baysd.rs hounc-d rotes
Extra rich Ba, AdeTe ch-ne Tobrs
Twisted Slk velvet houuced robes
Baysdere drnnced chsii robes
DO twiGrd silk chenille hounced fOheS
Fonnced berrGe and rronadine robes
Misses BayaderY eli iii robes
french chintx rob DE- ehamhre
Rich fou ed Oreandi- rubcs
French orgapdie musins
Fink blue cherry, maize an white French grapes emo many
other dress materials.
French snbraideries, Iaces bapdkerehisfs
xsiis irce mantil,s ", shawis, hosiery
Mits gloves Raunfets, skiTts, muslins
- Camhrics, ilu~ioD cspes, ribapds, &c - 90
FEB 2l--Slawiwlft HOOks BIO, n CO.
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The o. person spos bosks, anlss
ne Psgntst Of tie subscription be msas IN
cGA ssssssssss may money By tas
viii be sssuuaa. ~ ssfe usas usissisa
rhe = UNTsY : SKI -s-.s , avs.ns the
stJB, cens and x <iy ssnrs the reeess
subscriptions for period ysaE viii be received
,e,,rs proporiOae6 Tie shove Iales.
a,-PosTnAsTERs authorized . ss ssensi and
NV sending us DAILY subscTibc S3c snesssed,
,ryx sEmI-wEExLY Subscribers, ~i sa5 enclosed vii be
idse a copy grail.
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Vhs Msnua Indispensable members of Congress and sshg
ss sojourning Washington Every lady ssd gentleman
should have copy published sud for the bookstand
W the Capitoi aid al the bookstores in washinston
Feb 4-eodlmh
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

MONDAY MARCH 2, 1851 Continued
BUSINESS on SPEAKERS TAsLK
The House again resumed the consideration OF senate
bills on the Seekers table, when Z.
Mr. CAMPBELL, of Kentucky, under suspension oi
te rule, moved that the Committee of the Whole on he
state of the Union be discharged from the further consd
Grafton of the bill for the relif Of JOIN W. CoA "hon
motion was agreed TO- 49,, ....
Toe bill was then read third time and passed. .
LEGISLATIVE EXECUTIVE, JUDICIAL APPROPRIATIONS BILL
On motion of Mr. CAMPBELL, of Ohio, under suspen-
mens of the Senate TO the bill making appropriation
for the legislative executive and judicial expenses et ne
government and asked fer committee OF conference
thereon.
ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL.
Also on motion Of the same non-concurred in the dis
agreeing of the two houses TO the army appropra
tion bi and asked COMMITTEES OF conference thereon
MINNESOTA LAND BILL.
The House then proceeded consider Senate bill milking
grant of land the Territory of Minnesota, in alternate
sections aid in the construction OF certain railroads IN
said Territory. .s..... a.s. - -.t
Mr. PETIT, Of Indiana, moved suspension of the
rules to enable him report from the COMMITTEE on the
lion OF Am riean State Papers which motion agreed
The question wa, then taken on the motion 10 lay the
Minnesota bill the table; and 1t was decided in The
pegatve-yeas SO, nays 95. ......
Mr. SMITH of Virginia moved that the House adjourn
which motion was disagreed to-ayes 27, noes SO.
Mr.. SEWARD, of Georgia, moved 10 amend tne pih 50
as to extend its provisions the State OF Alabama, and
demanded the previous question; pending which,
Mr. STANTON of Ohio, moved that the House adjourn
which n noon was not agreed to--yeas Al, nays loI
The previous ques ion having been seconded and the
main question orjered,
Mr. SMITH of Virginia moved to lay the bill upon the
table; pending which,
Mr. SMITH Tennessee moved that the House adjourn
which motion net agreed to-.
The question then taken on the motion that the
bill be laid on the table, and it decided in the mega
tive-yeas 81, nays 95.
Tue question recurring upon the amendment OF the gen.
teman Georgia il put and decided in the aiir-
mative--yeas SO, pays 50.
The bill was then read third time and passed-yeas
81, nays so.
And them at two o'clock, M the House adjourned.
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Bohn,s Handbook OF washing gion.

s book should the hasds OF every sol unins
he city; being complete guide with panoramic view OF tD
cy, public buildings, and staiuary.
new map of Washington all improvements, &c
ot sale In The Capc stand and bookstores.
FEB 4-eodlnat
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RESTAURANT.

WAsHrssrur. February %, s57.
Feb Rs 3inwtMary&d