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GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER. MARCH 49, 1856.
provisions of said lease are such as this Council

provisions of said lease are such as this Council
are authorized TO agree upon.
TIL following resolution from tne Board OF
Aldermen, was amended by adding to the Com
mittee the names OF twelve other citizens.
Rcsotrcd, That the subject o. the establish
ment of a National Foundry, having been refer
red by Congress to the Committee on Military
Affairs. that our Mayor with Messrs. Reid and
J. B. Smoot, be requested TO present to our Rep.
resentative in Congress the eligible claims OF
Alexandria ior such purpose, with the desire
tina, he would urge the same upon the attention
of the said committee, and generally, as ne ana
they may deem judlcIous.
subsequently,, notice was received rom 'ne
Board of Aldermen OF their refusal 10 concur
in the amendment, e%nlarglng the committee
This Council refusing TO recede from the amend
ment. a message was received from The board
of Aldermen, asking the appointment OF a .om'
mittee OF Conference upon the s%ubJecl.
At this point, the members OF the Board oil
Aldermen entered the chamber, Tor the purpose
Of uniting in joint meeting with this ooard, III
the election of Corporation officers.
The balloting for these officers, resulted IN
the following selections, viz:
For Superintendent of the Night Watch
John Moore.
For Wa,chmen-Samuel Jefferson, Henry
Jefferson, Charles Tennesson, John Thompson,
Larkin Patton, l.. Ticer, +. Horseman, Robert
Wade, B. Waring, J. B. Whitemore, J. w. King,
and A. J. Ogden.
On motion, the Joint meeting adjourned until
Wednesday night, the oath inst, al 7 o'clock.
The Council then adjourned.
Teste: q. A. TAYENNER, c. {.
AN ACT fixing the Salary OF the Dispenser of Medi.
cines.
LIST. Be it enacted by The Cay Council That the
Annual Salary of the Dispenser OF Medicines
shall be Two Hundred Dollars, TO be paid quar-
terly.
2. This act shall be in force from It's passage.
Passed Board of Aldermen, March %, 1855.
LAW. B. TAYLOR, President.
Passed Common Council, March, %, 1883,
J. II. MCVElGH, President.
Approved W. D. MASSEY, Mayor.
r IBERTY HALL
MONDAY EVENING, March goth, 1855.
MADAME NJ. De MELLO,
The celebrated Shaksperian Reader and Elocu-
ZIONIST, will recite selections from
Prot. L0nqtSRor's beautiful Poem,
HIAWATHA,
Is FULL INDIAN COSTUME.
These selections, made by Professor Longfel-
low, have been patroniLed by the clergy OF all
denominations, and have been pronounced by
the press as unequalled.
ES| Admission 25 cents. Parquette 37t cts.
Parties OF six TO Parquette, 81 so cents.
Doors open at h~ali-past seven, 10 commence
at eight o'clock. mh 25--eo3t
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TATSUP AND SAUCE.-Mushroom, Iona
10, and Walnut Catsup, Worcestershire and
Pepper Sauce, received and for sale by
NH y THOMAS CLOVES.
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ceiying and opening our supply OF SfhlNp
GOODS, and would call the attention OF our city
and country customers, 10 the very great induce
ments which We are now offering, at Brents
old stand. }. f. d l.. a. AMIN
NH 25
TATSUP AND Standardization iona.
10, and Walnut Catsup, Worcestershire and
Pepper Sauce, received and for sale by
NH % THOMAS CLOVES.
"AMS-Sugar Cured Hams and Shoulder
Bacon, OF superior quality, tor sale by
nh 25 THOMAS GLOVES.
NTOTICE.-The subscriber, having ~purchas-
ed of \. L. Gregory his entire Stock et
Goods and interest in the STOVE and TIN BUSl-
NESS, is prepared TO execute, with promptness,
all orders for Plain and Japanned TIN WARE,
or other work in his line. He will also keep
on hand an assortment OF Cooking and Parlor
STOVES, Parlor Crates, Safes, Reirigerators,
Water Coolers, Pumps, &c, together with all
other articles usually kept in similar establish
ments. mn l0J H. l. ohE"oni'
n. B-All persons having claims will pre-
| sen, them. and those indebted 10 IN" are request.
ed TO settle without delay with +. H. Gregory,
at the old stand, lis kinS street, who is author
lied to receipt bills, and Use my name IN the
settlement OF my business.
NH I5-Im a. L. GREGORY.
PORTLAND SUGAR AND SYRUP.
900 BBLS. H. &. PORTLAND SYRUP
u i25 bbls. Yellow do. SUGAR
rs " A. A. do. do.
We are constantly receiving supplies OF the
above SUGARS and SYRUP, which we offer to
the trade at Manufacturer prices.
FOWLE x CO, Agents
NH 10 Portland Sugar Co
LIVERPOOL SALT.
SOnO SACKS GROUND ALUM SALT
cUVU 1000 SACKS FINE SALT. In
store, and for sale, by
feb % FoWLE y co.
NOTICE.-On Thursday mart, will be rented
for Que year, all the FISH BENCHES in
the Market. THOS. WHITTINGT0N,
NH 22-d4t Clerk of the Market.
WANTED TO RENT, with the view Of
w purchasing, A SMALL FARM, near
Alexandria. For information apply at this OF.
nee. NH 22- dot
lust RECElYED-One fierce Of superior
Hams; also, English Dairy and Western
| Cheese, for sale by L. NJ. MCCORMICK,
mn % Theatre Building.
90 BBLS. VALLEY FAMILY, EXTRA
~ AND SUPER FLOUR, Just received,
, and for sale by d. 5. GWlN 4 Sun.
NH 81
VNMoTHY HAY AND OAK WOOD, for
sale. Apply TO uo,yrs
NH l5-2w 'Lo" ho.
rAsT WINDOW FENDERS-A handsome
y pattern, will be sold less than Manuiactur-
ers price. INN PAL D. S. GWlN SON.
NEGROES WANTED wish 10 purchase
~ any number of NEGROES, for which |
will pay liberal prices. Those wishing to SELL
will do we'll 10 call on me before selling, at my
old stand, al West End, Alexandra, Va.
aug lS-dtf JOSEPH BRUlN.
A. n. BRECKENRIDGE. W. B. JOHNSON.
4 MEXICAN HOTEL, CENTRAL RAILROAD
~ DEPOT, STANTON, VA.
a. n. BRgCKISRlDGE & Co., Proprietors.
in. WOODWARD, late Of the Woodward House
Superintendent. sp ls-eoly
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AUCTION SALES.
BY S. J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NILE THIS DIL.

BY ). j. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SALE THIS DAT.
ON Saturday morning, 27M INST, al IL oobot,
in front OF the Mayors Office, will be Of
lered, at auction, for account OF whom II may
concern
g3shares Alexandria Water Company's Stock.
so shares Potomac Insurance Company's
Stock. 5. ). NcCoRNlCh.
feb 23-eots Auct.
u The above sale is postponed until Thurs
day, March 2Jth, at same time and place.
Will be added to the above, $1,000 MANAS-
SAS GAP lsr MORTGAGE BONDS.
NH i-eots S. J.. MCCORMICK Auct.
BY S. J. ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
SALE THIS DAY.
DANK AND STATE STOCK AT AUG
IL TION.-On Thursday, 2JM inst, immedi-
ately after the sale OF the Water and Potomac
Insurance Co. Stock, will be sold
10 Shares FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA
STOCK.
80 Shares BANK OLD DOMINION STOCK.
$1,000 VIRGINIA STATE STOCK.
Terms cash. RICH. H. HENDERSON,
mn 24-2t Admir- Of Mrs Anne Henderson.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
Under a decree of the Circuit Court of
Loudoun County, rendered at its October Term,
1857, in the suit Of Green VS.. Rose, we will sell
the following property at Public Sale, in front
of the storehouse now occupied by ]. 5. Oden &
Co., in Aide, in the County of LOudoun, about
noon, on Tuesday, the 20h day Of .4pril, 1858, a
TRACT OF LAND in Prince William County,
containing FORTY-EIGHT ACRES. Also, the
entire interest OF Israel Rose in another TRACT
in Prince William County, containing FOUR
HUNDRED AND TWENTI.SEVEN AND A
HALF ACRES.
The said last named interest OF Israel Rose
being an undivided two-thirds of said 4273
acres, subject to the life estate of his mother,
| Mrs. Mary Rose.
The AS acres and the 4271 acres adioin each
other, and formerly belonged to William Rose,
the father of Israel Rose. The As acres are the
same which were conveyed by said VIM. Rose
and wife to Robt. Rose, and by him to said
Israel Rose.
The 427i acres are the same devised by said
William Rose 10 MS wife for life, and then 10
his sons-and of which said Israel Rose now
owns an undivided two-thirds, subject TO the
said life estate-and il is the same on which
said Mary Rose has resided. II is situated IN
Prince William County, not lar from Aide, be-
tween Aide and Haymarket, and adJoins the
lands of Samuel Simpsons heirs, and others.
TERMS :-One.tenth of the purchase money of
each shall be paid in cash on the day OF sale,
and the residue, in each case, shall be divided
into three equal instalments-payable, one in
six months, one in twelve months, and one III
eighteen months from the day of sale, with In
terest thereon from that date.
The purchaser shall give his bond with good
personal security for the deferred instalments.
The title shall be withheld as a further security,
and a resale of the property in either case shall
be made upon any failure OF the purchaser to
comply with the terms.
JOHN NJ. ORR, J Comm'rs.
NJ. HARRISON, : Of Sale.
Ioudoun countv Va NH 23-eots
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u To THE VOTERS OF FAUauIER COUNTY
FELLOW CITIZENS i am before you as a candi-
date for the Commissioner of the Revenue, for
the North Eastern District, and respectfully ask
your support. JAMES ROWZEE.
Fauquier, nov l9-eotf
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RIVER NEws.-At the Southern end Of the
Long Bridge, on Tuesday, sixty fine shad
were caught at one haul of a seine. AT tho
Aqua Creek fishing landing, on Tuesday,
upwards Of $50 fine shad we're taken. Every
thing indicates that the present season will
be q fruitful one to those engaged IN fishing.
rhe Washington Star learns that VIM. Cost
johnson, esq. together With several other
gentlemen, have purchased a beautiful site at
Point LJok Out, embracing upwards OF three
hundred acres, at T. cost Of from SlS,OUO to
$4,000, for the purpose of establishing q
new watering place. The preliminary ar
rangements are already made and the work
is to commence at once.
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The Catholic Beneficial Total Abstinence
S Iciety, in Washington, Low numbers near
500 members.
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q" JOHN AMBLER respectfully announces him
sell as a candidate for the Office Of Clerk OF the
county Court of Fauquier.
Markham Station, Fauquier Co, jan S-eotE
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ha> We are authorized to announce WIN.
n: JENNINGS, for reelection TO the office Of Clerk
" The County Court Of F%auquier County.
Rh l3-eoiE
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The President held a "drawing-room" on
Tuesday evening, which was gTaced by
g large attendance of ladies and gentlemen
from all parts of the Union, with represen-
tltives of several foreign lands.
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TAMS.-Sugar Cured Hams and Shoulder
Bacon, OF superior quality, tor sale by
NH ~ THOMAS GLOVES.
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THE CAMPBELL INsTRELs.-This celebrated
troupe give their first entertainment at Llber'
ty Hall tonight, and will doubtless meet with
a liberal patronage. Their great success IN
Richmond a few weeks ago, prevented their
visiting this city when they were last al
nounced, but there will be no disappointment
this time, and a rich treat will be gwen 10
those who attend tonight.
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We learn from the Knoxville Register tbat
the cars commenced running to Greenville'
on last Saturday. There now remains an IN,
terval of seventeen miles only to be finished
the greater portion Of which has been
graded, and is ready for the rails. The beg,
lister thinks the whole road will be finished
by the middle OF May.
The completion of this road is an event OF
great importance to the friends of the Nir-
GINA and Tennessee Railroad. 1t places US
in direct railroad communication with all the
Southern and Southwestern States OF the
Union.-Lynch. Iir.
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Burglars continue to iniest Washington
A few nights ago the residence of Hon.
Cbas. j. Faulkner was entered by q party Of
them. through q second story window, into
which they climbed on a ladder. After
stealing several articles of value they de-
camped without even waking the family.
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CuuRcn FEsrIvAL-To-day is celebrated
by our Catholic fellow citizens, as the "An'
nunciation Of the Blessed Virgin Mary" and
is kept with great solemnity, in honor of the
Incarnation of our Savior. 1t was ancientIy
called Lady Day"
There will be services at St. Mary's Church,
at G. and 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and I! Z. NJ
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NTEGROES WANTED wish 10 purchase
~ any number of NEGROES, for which l
will pay liberal prices. Those wishing to sell,
will do well 10 call on me before selling, at my
old stand, at West End, Alexandria, Va.
aug lS-dtf JOSEPH BRUIN.
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r

In the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. Seward
submitted a joint resolution from the Legis'
lature of New York, in opposition to the
admission of Kansas.
Mr.. Seward proceeded to give a history oil
the public sentiment in the State OF New
York on the subject of slavery. lie endea,
yored to show that q continual change has
been going on for years past IN that State
against slavery; and also, that in the abolish
ment of slavery by its legislature, both pub,
lie and private interests were promoted. LIE
also read from o paper purportlng to be a
report Of the proceedings OF the English
Parliament, to show that the sentiment Of the
English nation is not changing to favor the
re.establishment Of slavery in her provinces.
Mr.. Mason answered that thai Govern
ment has at least legalized the importation
of barbarian negroes and East Indians as
forced apprentices to labor.
Mr.. King said that he would not allow any
thing the English nation could do in relation
to slavery to influence his opinion 90 that
subject.
A resolution was adopted calling on the
President for correspondence between this
Government and Chill, in relation to the selz-
cure by the authorities of that Government,
Of an American merchant vessel.
Mr.. Mason offered q resolution authorizing
Lieut.. VIM. A. j letters, Of the u. 5. Navy, to
accept o sword from the Queen Of Spain, as
an acknowledgement of assistance rendered
by him to certain Spanish citizens at Pana-
ma. Adopted.
Mr.. Hale rose to o personal explanation,
and said that he had done the President OF
the United States injustice in his remarks a
few DAYS ago in relation to his partaklng at
the Military Asylum Of entertainments pre-
pared by the officers thereof at the expense
of the poor inmates. He would remark that
he has since been assured that the President
never broke their bread or partook OF their
salt.
A large amount Of private business was
disposed Of, and, an effort was then made
to call up the bill for the admission OF Min
nesota.
The House Of Representatives, at an early
hour resolved itself into a Committee OF the
Whole on the state of the Union, and took up
the Deficiency appropriation bill.
Mr.. Clark, of Missouri, made a speech IN
reply to the remarks o. MIR. Blair, on Tues
day.
MIR. Blair gave notice tina. he should reply
to Mr.. Clark.
Mr.. Granger made a speech against the adj
mission of Kansas.
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IN COMMON

At a meeting OF the Common Council Of AL
exandria, held March %, 1855, there were pre-
sent,
Mr. ]. H. McVeigh, President.
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ooTToN AND TOBACCO sTATEMENr.

I6S8749 l0O36I
Exported slncC............a l,6564 400 7l,5I7
Saturday. ....-.. 1851 l,6j1057 UVU-Il,5A
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0rIeaas 9siIg Crescent,
~ lNTELLleEM
tIoNpAY. Angngt 10. l858

MONDAY, August 3d. 1858.
nae wsataer, for the past week, has been very
,nara. gith frequent showers of rain. Yesterday a
sssh nogtHery breeze prevailed ell day--tAe weather
vs otaI aud delightful The river opposite the city,
IS falling fast There is quite a number Of newly dis.
sseed Islands opposite the lower steamboat land
ngS tbey are In cluster SO near together that it
aoaId defy the skill Of the oldest and most expe-
sfeaeed baatnan to eject landing any where at the
aevee between Canal street ferry and ST. hons street.
Ebs Bloomer was sold yesterday blythe Sheriff Tor
se sum 81 S4l00. Mr. ]. H. Phelps was the pureha'
ser The Sheriff also sold the Reub White for S280o,
"a Messrs, Brady Caldwell.
8nRrv4Es.-TheG Grand Eeore passenger packet W.
q Andrew, Capt c. J. Barstow, arrived yesterday
s5a 2t7 bales cotton. She will leave on her return
aria at & 0 clock P. n. on Tuesday next
Tie BAYOU Macon and Lower Teusas regular pack
"a Di,S Nash, Capt. I'd. Jones, arrived yesterday
ssh al bales cotton, including 324 Of the new crop,
4hs Diek Nash viii positively leave, on her return
szir, wednesday next at o'clock pm.
TEs Ffeksburg q. 5. mail passenger packet Music,
Giant jackson, arrived with bales cotton. She
ayH leave again as usual at o'clock P. NJ on Tues
Jay next.
Tie rev railroad line passenger packet Champion,
Capt. o. b. Moore, arrived from ST. Louis with full
sarge Of produce, part Of which was 274 hhds. to-
Eacco. We are much obliged to her gentlemanly
clerk Mr. DuvaIl W. Young, for late ST. Louis papers
The ST. Louis passenger packet Hiawatha, Captain
Dix, arrived on Friday evening with full cargo
She IL now receiving freight at the foot Of Lafayette
street, and will leave on.iWednesday next at
o'clock r.
The fine light draHght summer packet Era No.
eaae overto the landing on Friday evening. looking
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the expense ofhe lees whorese 10 comply with the terms
Of t9eit contract and notifications Of the Surveyor"
relating f. t9 Coroner o speeia committee Of from ach
pa resolution authorizing the Mayor and Committees on
the city to S50O or The transportation Of emsuts
arriving q ring Che prevalence of yellow fever"
Il. q. IN HRsoN Secretary, PRO ten.
The following preamble and resolution adopted by
the Assistant Board, were read twice aud cOncurred
in, the rules being suspended
preamble end resolution authorizing the Surveyor in
seceas Of he Wh@yes il good order and opa at Tue
sene o. tae ggs WaG refuse 70 comply With the terms of
Yeas Messrs Nixon, Forstall, Harrison, Landry
and Yennard-5.
The following resolution, adopted by the Assistant
Board, was read twice and concurred in, the rules
being suspended:
resolution referring that part Of the Mayors message
Sng 90 me C9roaf 70 special committee Of one from each
Of The Board Of A A, G with power 10 act.
ings of the Board OF Aldermen was appointed on the
foregoing special committee,
The following resolution, adopted by the Assistant
Board, was read
resolution authorizing the Mayor and Committees on
Finance 10 make all necessary arrangements at the eypese of
the city not 70 eNcee in amount 5000 for transportation Of
em,go4t2aV1s during the prevalence of yellow fever.
Mr. Vennard moved to amend the foregoing reso.
luton by striking ont OF the same the words "not
to exceed in amount five thousand dollars Carried
On mouon oil Mr.. Harrison, the foregoing resolu-
ton, 10 lts amended form, WAS referred to the joint
Committees on Finance and Streets and Landings,
Mr. Vennard, on behalf Of the Committee on
Streets and Landings, offered the following report,
which was adopted, and the resolution adopted by
the Assistant Board and mentioned in said rpporf.
was GoncuTed in, as recommended the committee
Yeas; MessrS' Nixon, Forstall, Harrisson Landry
and Vennard-5.
The Committee on Streets Landings have the honor to re
port Recommending concurrence resolution Of the Board
Assistant Aldermen ainesding ordinance No A. emitted
an ordinance regu ting the weight measurement ii fire.
wood and c} and pt9ydDg for the aud for the civ
New Orleans by addtug sections aud 10 ordinance
II. T. TENNARD,
L, f. FORSTALL
in October next
CHAs. CLAIBORNE, Secretary.
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EXPORTR.

1NDIANoLA AND GALVESTON Steamship Mexico
400 bb flour 80 casks bacon 400 bags coffee 800 boxes soap
100 bb potatoes l0b bbs whisky M boxes Of candies 50 bxs
mdse.
IIyERP00E-Ship Revenue-9567 bales cotton 2O92 bbs
-four G. bales moss q casks oil cUke g. logs mahogany BOO
atNves
B0sToN-Brg Golden Lead275O bbls our and 500 sacks
BGsToN-schr John Bel-ll08 bbIs flour
HsyAHA-Brg Taluah-287 bbs 400 kegs lard, 100 bbIs
beef 80 bhls ow cs % ties hams IS bX candles 80 kegs
batter, 1864 sacks corn, Q1staYes
HAYANA-sChr suIolk20Otes 100 kegs lard go bbls of
beef m hbs pork 600 sacks 100 sacks bran 80 axis eats
900 bhls potatoes
GALyEsToN-st swan--In ballast.
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POWDER HORN AND g GALVESTON Steamship Charles
Mergan4i bales cotton hugely Blair &co0 bales cotton
Eaton Henderson, John Williams tcu-pkgs OF money 10
Biseoe simms-H Bdwei kco-W Wakefield &co-sundries
to Z II short &c0-Blscoe Snlms &C Gaues-J Olivier
Buddecke rs Indeau Uhler-S3 heeyes to
Meher JacksoE-Fotal "a bales cotton
B0SF0N-ship Observation-Disclosures mdsa.
RoDKLAND-Bark Lone stsr-3s10 bbs lime to Creeyy L
Farwet.
HAvANA-Brig Magln-l7S1 doubloons to Puig Mir kuo
RIO DE JANETR0-Shp TimoF7OJs bags coffee to order.
RIO Dc Observation-Disclosures Mahlon Wiamson-5O00
bAgs coffee to order
NEW Notwithstanding Dau'l Wooster Assorted mdso
SABINE PASS AND GALVBSToN-s Steamship Matagor
dal2 bales cotton 10 Preau Gouare-li calves Aehe I'm
beau,
$4,000 specie bales hats ~ bds % bx cigars Fer
nandez eco
MO DE JANEIRo-shp Timor-7Ooo bags of coffee to or.
der
alo pE JANRIRo-Bark sarlght-lsOo bags of coffee 10
Aymar &e1.
BIO DE Observation-Disclosures Iahlon wilamson--5oOO
bags coffee to order.
HAMRM-ship Nu1emburg- ssared mdse
LIVBRP0Ot-Ship Wndermere-l cases guns 10 rnise to
Stevens &cod5 bl steel clSs hware Robh &CO-I do
~ pkgs eWare Hsaon 0yierI pkg mdse FeFnnudez&co-
II do GfRmer &co-2do Lewis SGo-l do 4 Ganmac-3T
do bales linen @ y rLhRm-i0A czs beer Watf-O5 coo
brcts 5000 tiles pruhanl05 pkgs iron SlaS saeier
6q do steel w Violet Gco57 bulls do Buddecke
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