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VNHE VIRGIN TOBACCO WARE
L. HOUSE.
no. ~ FRONT sTREKT. NEW YORK.
CONNOLLY & ADAM2

NUNNULLI q AUAMB,
CUkAISSi0T MERCHANTS AND AGENTS
Fo2 XHE SALE og
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA MANuFkO
TUhED TOBACCO.
RA- Liberal stlvy4rc~meuts on consignments ~Sa
3S~lSSES Z. ADAMS Is connected with our house
JAsEs A. CoNKoLLT. koBr ii. ADAMS.
~ 8-6D
T ARUS & HlNE, Auctioneers and
IL Commission Merchants No. II Main street. give
their undivided services Aucroneers for the sale
re+! eeiats, merchandise Of every description and
h>u,ehold furniture.
Sale N horses, mules. GUNS, wagons and carriages
Be- &c. every SATURDAY.
Y. Z. LARUS. JAS. n. SHINE.
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SUICIDE IN CmoAGo.--Joseph G. Sleeper commit
tad suicide at the Mattesou House, In Chicago. sat
urday afternoon. His family reside In sundown,
n H
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PUNIsHRD-A small boy named Frank
charged with stealing ais In money from Joseph
VanderventeT, WAS convicted before the Mayor yes
terday, and punished.
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"WHo STRUCK BILLY Brown? ?" is yet
an unanswered question, notw Withstand ling one W It.
ness swore that he saw Michael Whaling give the
terrible blow. Yesterday Michael Whaling WAS
examined before the Hastings Court and acquitted
on the charge of feonously striking and wound
ing VIM. ]. Brown, in the Rockets riot, on the
30th OF November
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PEDESTRIAN FEAr-Alfred Elson, an Englishman
twenty-five years of age, accomplished In Hart
great feat of walking during one hundred ant
eight consecutive hours without sleep or rest.
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FOG IN PARIs-Between six and seven o'clock
on the evening Of the leth ult.. dense fog coy
cred the streets of Paris. The darkness was 30
complete thai q pedestrian could not distinguish
an object at a short distance from him. In SOME
streets it became impossible for coachmen to con-
time their course. In others, ccachmen were
Obliged to descend from their seats and lead their
horses, calling out at the time to avoid a
collision with others The authorities command
ed that policemen should be placed ut short dis
tances from each other, holding lighted torches.
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Arthur w. Austin has been appointed Collector
Of the Customs at Boston, Mass. vice Charles u
Peasies.
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PROMISING BoY.-Recently in one of the San
Francisco courts young lady, his school teacher.
was prosecuted by the mother for severely weting
the young rascals back The case went up to the
court, and the verdict of the jury was in effect,
"seryed him right" We give portion Of the boys
testimony, the wit of which atones for its rude
ness: 81 asked her TO do sum for me and she
refused" "What was the sum-" asked the coun-
sci for the defendant. ITO subtract nine from
twenty eight" Couldn't you do that without as
sistancef" II suppose / could; but the arithma-
tic said couldn't subtract nine from eight with.
out borrowing ten, and didn't know where In the
wide world to borrow it,"
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pesisns Specific ati"ns Estimates, &c, for ali me
h.ntsI pug posrs will hs furnished. The const rur
tt,f ~ woJt requiring expeTenCe sud skin, viii he
natS r,atende& ~ith care and complete satisfaction
warranted
T1arpuSh .rast,a al distraction given on favorable
tar,n. la i'm
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CRY Council. body win hold an
adjourned meeting TO morrow afternoca at four
O'clock
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| Benjamin fieklin, Jr., who was taken prisoner
| by the MormOns, in their recent attack upon the
| Government wagons, is from Charlottesville, Wiz
| ginia. Mr.. Ficklin had been sent out by Magraw,
the contractor, to purchase hour, when he and his
party were seized and retained short time as pri.
Il
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LAID OvER.-The examination before
the Hustings Court Of William Thurston, VIM. II.
Gallagher and Lyman Reisner, for felonioasly en-
tering Louis J. Boissieuxs store, has been post
poned for few days because of the indisposition
Of Mr. D., who was not able TO attend Court yester-
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ALLEGED CURE PoR DRuskENSEss.-An exchange
recommends the following an iuiallibie cure for
| beastly intoxicatiou:
Whenever person is in stupid aud insensible
| sts:e from the abuse Of Intoxicating drinks, lay
him on his right side elevate his left arm, and
pour cold water down it slowly. Before Il common
pitcher full can be emptied, the man will walk
| perfectly sober.
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A SAD REsULT--A correspondent of the Louis
Vile Journal says: "Chsrles Cassiday of Tennss
see, who was twenty years ago considered the
equal of Grcndy. II not his superior for brilliant
qualities of intellect, died few days since st the
poor house in Sumner county" The deceased was
at time prominent in the stirring events of the
country, and his name is familiar TO many of our
readers.
Countess Dowager) Nelson, of England, is dead
She the wife of William. first Earl Nelson
only surviving brother of the immortal hero OF
Trafalgar, Viscount Nelson.
The Queen OF Great Britain has appointed the
Rev. Norman Mcleod one of her chaplains f,r
Scotland, in room of the late Principal acsarlan
Daniel P. Stafford, printer, has been arrested
in baltimore for stealiag horse
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LADIES FAIR.-Neei we. remind our
readers that the ladies OF ST. Peters church are
holding a fair on Governor street, to raise means
for providing for destitute orphsns to induce them
to aisit the fair room, Need We tell them that the
tables are weighed down with Injuries of all kinds,
and that the fancy department contains articles to
suit almost every taste Surely not-for the pub
lie know too we'll what exertions the far getters
no of these fairs make to render them attractive.
and it will be burning shame If they are not suf
hcientIy patronizel to make this profitable -.
Remember the object of this enter tainment and
let not the evening pass by without paying your
respects to the lovely sales women who will smiling
| iy extend to you a cordial welcome.
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D@FRSsa LEEcHEs.--I have Just rs-
es.yed, by Adams' Express ffesh iot Of swedisA
able terms.
~ r. S-Cupping and Leeching yropptly attcudsA
San be found at all hours Of the daY, at the Hair
nss ssssahg keols under the American 0otal, and 6
nv ~ On sth street. French Garden HnL
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IMPORTANT, If TRuE.-~Ihe Academy of Science in
New Orleans, (La.) has received paper purpert-
ing to demonstrate the fact that the waters of the
Gulf on the borders of Southwestern Louisiana
and thence to Texas, are the safest which have
been submitted to scientific tests, and that by the
process of evaporation In tanks, salt of superior
quality, equal to Turks Islands, may be obtained.
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IRON WORKS AT BooSToE, N. J.-All departments
Of the immense iron works at Boonton, n. J., were
to resume work or Monday. For the last two
months. only the blast furnace was in operation,
the pudding furnaces, nail factory, keg factory.
&C. being closed. The number of hands employed,
when these works are in full blast, is something
over 500.
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STATE STOCK FOR SALE in sums te
~ suit purchasers.
WANTHD.-A Jew Shares of Richmond Danville
Railroad stock for which the highest market price
Will b. paid.
Exchange on New York, Philadelphia and Balti
mere, bought and sold.
G. W. PURCELL 4 co,
ar r4S-tf ExcbsnAs Brokers.
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sNHARLES +. n. SMITH
e. ARCHITECT AND CIVIL ENGINEER.
oMce nj the Va. {. X. II. Ec pot TIP stairs
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LANcAsrERIAN SouooL.-At th,

LANCAsTERIAN SCHooL.-At the last
meeting of the City Council, Capt. Dimmock, from
the committee to whom had been referred the res
oIution of enquiry relative to the Lancasterian
school, reported that they fonnd the school in
good order and well disciplined. Each scholar had
books and a copy book at hand, and from an ex-
animation the committee were satisfied that much
good Is impaired to large number Of children OF
both sexes, by u good system and under intelii-
gent and faithful instructors, aud that the whole
is worthy the patronage of the Council. The re-
port further states that the Lancasteran system
has long since been abolished IL the school Is ef
feGting that good which the committee think. IL
.h ,aid be fostered and encouraged. but many oi
the friends of education incne TO the opinion that
the amount of money expended to keep it up
wonld educate treble the number of INDECENT
children il employed IN district and neighborhooi
schools.
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COMMERCE oP WILMINGTON, n. C.-The exports
of spirits of turpentine show an increase for the
past year Of six thousand barrels and those Of
lumber Of about five millions Of feet; cotton shows
a falling off Of some 500 bales. Peanuts exhibit
increased shipments.
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s| WHERE SHALL WE GET OUR LIKE

yEss rAxESfAt Gil BBS', of course. where every ore
that wants decent PICTURE and not n carricaturc,
always go. Besides, ws have never been deectrs
I'D by him with humtug advertisements As these
sentiments daily expressed and cur ned out by
Of persons, We take pleasure n safng that m
addition ~ our iniinitahle AMBR9TYPE, we now
both plain and coored which. for beauty II fnies and
accuracy OF likeness, are equaled by few and sur
p, a. and warranted to fees@. at moderate prtces6
AMBRUTYpES at one dollar and upwards at 0lh/b
9TH and 10th.
t n. II. 8l BBH.
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SPECIAL NoTICD0,

16- NoTfcr. The subsofibers - anx-
Gus 70 sstfle up their books 10 yugy III lGr "a
would call she attention of pAries atrrpstsd 10 fkg
notice. Having made q change In cur businesn.
name and associaton, must close mp III old ec-
counts. 0HO0HONa fURMAN.A
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ANfrRsSTIsa.-Two hundred and ffty farmers
of Albany aud Rensselaer counties, n Y, have or
ganised an association to defend against all suits
| brought by the Rensselaer's. Auxiliary associa-
tions are to be formed in each town, and anti
rentism is be carried to the court OF last resort
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-13

TIE NEW CENTRAL PARK, of New Y0Ik, now be-
ing luid out, has an area of over 100 acres. 1t il
two and half miles long and nearly two-thrds OF
mile wide, and when completed, which will NOT
be for some years, will equal the parks of any Eu
ropean city. The cost Of the land was S5,lll ,42S
but there has been assessed on property benefited
by it, s., ,0OO,O0O.
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| FATAL AccDENr.-0n Friday evening, Mrs Mary
Grow, aged Is. was accidentally shot by pistol
| in the hands of young man, named Wirtz, at her
residence, In Pottsyille Pa She died in about Is
minutes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-13

QUITE DIFFEREScE.-The total Of salaries re-
ceised by tie British Cabinet hnistersis S2o0,0oo
per annum; the amount received by the President,
Vice President and Cabinet Ministers of the United
States is $50 9000-differehce 10000 per annum.
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An EXPENSIVE THEATRICAL C0NPLIMEyT-The
Paris correspondent of the New Orleans Picsyupe,
relates the following anecdote:
They have an opera in Athens, where prirns
donna is very popular. One night she SO bewitched
the audience, the men took the splendid pair of
English blooded horses from the Carriage and
dragged her home. She was delighted until the
next morning, when she ordered the coachman to
drive her out. The coachman said that some of
the gentlemen ofthe preceding evening had been
carried away so far by their enthusiasm not yet
to have had time to return with the horses The
day passed away, and nothing was heard of the
horses. The second day she had the walls of
Athens covered with bills offering $500 reward for
the recovery OF her horses, but they were worth
at least $1,000 they have not yet and probably ne-
yer will be heard of
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John Miller, of Bingham county, Ga, was
drowned, with his horse, on the 29th ult.
There were 3S1 deaths In New York city last
week.
VIVA. L. Burroughs, an amisbis, able and enter
prising man, long connected with the Providence
fR II Journal and with various other enterprises,
died on the 9Th inst.
man named Harrod was killed In Jackson co.,
Fla. recently, by man named Cowart. Mr..
Strickland was recently shot and killed In the
same county, by Mr.. Dawson.
A dlfaculty occurred In scriyen county, Ga. on
the 4th inst, between Benjamin Harrington aad
Jerry Frawley. The former cut the latter very se-
yereiy with bowieknifs, and his recovery u
doubtful. n ~
| The Washington correspondent of The Nsw
York Evening Iost has ''reason 70 believe that the
recent letter addressed BY Gen Walker to the IRE,
sidsnt, was the production OF Thomas Ffaneis
Mssgher, Esq., one Of his counsel.
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HARD TIMEs.-A boy, named VIM. Johnson, aged
10, has been arrested in New Haven, Conn.,,
charged with burglary. lie said he had no home
and committed the crime for the purpose of get
ting his board and lodging.
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Richmond We.
L b. COOK 4 CO., AUoTIoSKsRs,
Il. No "a, MAIN sTREEI, offer their services 4,
the Public Auctongrs fur the sale Of Real Eatat.
Furniture. Grocefiee Dry aossis HosSes, Cattle &c
teyWs.
Hsviugi s-sea "a cemmo.ions rooms, they will re
c~ive gods ipr sale II Srtoit sale without the charg.
u siSrAEr.
0atdoor sales q every description attended to up
"a reasonable terms.
Y B. NsOK. VIM NUT-T
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MARBLE MONKS.

MARBLE WORKS.
JOHN W. DAVIES.
PRACTICAL STONE CUTTER AND MASON.
Malt street, hAsweSn sth and 9TH sts
RICHMOND, VA
MsnuneBts II any size or design made 10 order
A Tie best italian or American Marble.
respectfully invite the aitentiou OF those in want
t. MY stnCk- which : the largest and ,st finished
CKS and M4NfLk=S. to Dc f,stind In the city
sA- Esrst Premiums awarded by the Virginia Agri.
,uiiuTzl S,stcty. and Mechanics Institute. sc Is
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D, = BIpSFuSp, ". TLSsLEY FATk,
rRsSEts MATHEWS
DRIDGFORD Il CO.. General Commits
I'D SION ana Forwarding Merchants Oh the Dock.
Richmond, We.
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HorEL BuRSED.-The Ronkonkom Lake Hotel in
New York State. which was built couple of years
ago. by Henry Weld, of New York, at an expense
of $4,000, was destroyed by iire with nearly
all the furniture, on Tuesday morning. Insured
for 5000,
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CLERGYMAN RoBBEp.-A clerical friend of the
Trenton IN. j. Gazette, who was present at the
last, had his pocket picked of some eight or nine
dollars. ftt
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E'OR SALE.-$10,00O STATE STOCK
Il In sums to suit purchasers, by
ty lS-ts q. W. PURCELL co,
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Lager Beer in half, quarter and eighth barrels,
ftke latter of gallons, package exclusively
fos the city customary Phfladelphis Ale III " hole
sud half barrels at the lowest market price. Terms
eaah.
n B.-Store and Bar keepers, q ?nsderable Ter
sax,tags alinNzsd p WILBACHEK
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TTuOMAS W. KEESEE.

AUCTI0NEER,
{0iSce corner of l2th and Cary streets)
Hll stits.i T. the sale OF REAL ESTATE, MER
ChANDiSE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C.
sx-SAIe oI Horses every SATURDAY
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T IQUORS-L LIQUORS - LIQUORS
~ good Liquors. pure Liquors, best Liquors; We
would call the attention Of coun9sseurs to this
toe where they may lind the very best old RYE
WaISKEI, warranted pure and very old, some
uoTr than t.p years. old London Dock Bgandies:
Aprls ana Peach 40; Holland tin, &c, &C. &c, Of
which W. have In store, AM on the way.
:T bills uf old and choice WHlSkEY
halt pipes of Hennesey BRANDY
: pire- ot old Holland GIN
~ bh.I Virginia Apple BRANDY
> do. do. PEACH
80 do. Wiskey Of assorted grades, together
With l4d Jamaica Rum, Madeira iue Sherry, do.
&c All Of which We Ufler tD the trade.
WINSTON x POWERS,
4 Gar anlp II
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EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA,
PIC sHOyn 18th Joly ISS7

EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA.
RIcxaoSD, 18th Jaly, 1887. !
THE undersigned offers for sale Stock Of
l. this Bank tor the purpose ofncreasing its cap
ttsl at Ms ad interest on re par value from st july
~ lets W. p aTRpTH Err. Oashiar.
EFERRING TO the advertisement of
Ia M removal to 18th street. between Main and
Cary beg ie&xe 70 submit 10 my customers and the
public I'm general the following rate of prices for the
winter season:
Lager Beer, Philadelphia Ale, Porter and Cider bot
tied up n qSntss' p1nts Per a!. Bottles included.
" half &O, 30 cents-bottles extra
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18th st.. between Main and Cary.
Orders left with Messrs LaidleY Robinson. corner
iii and Franklin; Messrs. Duy al 4 Norton, corner
lOth and Main, at my establishment Will be
urnmt,tIy y attend ID To- -
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Ilne Z.Vo-Z--I.J4f9-- I.I' -I'oV--I'5'- 5'-I'D''
Seven heats were run, the sixth being declared
dead heat
This race was the most exciting of the week, the
last heat having been run after dark.
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Al llschmopd A, A.e go a.
= tlnle {o connect with the trsins gong NORTH
fhis train forms link In the difect throegh line
kom Washi,i ston Cify 10 Menphia.. by ,he xsy y.
u nchburg, Knoxville, Dalton and ChaitApooga
thence 10 Memphis or Nashville, being the nknss -
rect and expeditions nsroute TO- these poigts IL.
dgT @. CAMPBELL, cupG -
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we're damaged. Two churches, the Governors re.
sidenee. and the gendarmerie barracks were great
iy injured. A steeple fell In one Of the suburbs.
TWO women were crushed beneath the ruins At
Campaena the town suffered no loss OF lie 10 re-
ported"
La conclusion. the official Journal says that the
h!ng las given orders 70 leave nothing unlono to
relieve the satIe9ers. The State forests are TO be
used to build huts with.
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ME Baltin"r" AID Oaio Railroad, with Its ia
Il proved Western offers great eus Ia
travellers ion Virginia and the Caronas through
ton and baltimore TO al portiops vi tue West Northwest
and the Southwest.
Tho connection from Wa,liurtou and
trans bound West IT,. Wheeling Parkesurg iron, an.
more Is always promptly mad. ~ the a,hnson Junction
Qatcly called the Relay liouse9 Tn
the Ohio river agEage checked through al
the Warrington Station.
y The ting rains leave Washington daily nj
A. III an 40 p ". On sundays atthe latter Loa..
AT ltt,NWOOD
Direct connection made with the Cars Of Central OHIO
Railroad running from Beliaire the Oa through Cam,
bridge Zanesvf, and Newark, to (,olsmuus tram.
connect al Newark with the Cars OF the
and sandnskY H. tor h@ndusky Toledo. Dcot. CLi,aso
ST. Louis etc.
AT PARKERSBURG
Connection made steamboat niles With the on
he Marietta and Cincinnati Road for Cheathu G.Aenai
&c &c.
AT WHEELING
Tho baltimore and Ohio trains Of
Cleveland and Ohio River Railroad Cleveland Toledo
Detroit Chicago, and al lie ,rthwesern points direct
only Route aurdrs Through Ticket. hecks IN Wash
ngton II in also the SHORTEST SPEEDY aui III.
RECT to nearly al! the leading points the great
distance from Washington TO CDciuuati is about LuJ
miles, being abon. ~ mica shorter than by
Fare, by through '.cke from washugto at least on.
DOLLAR LESS than the lowest the Northern Routes
from Northern
For Frederick td iiarper's Ferry, Marnsbu.s Rk..
Springs Cumberland Bedford Sprngs Oakani
may leave ashiuston Al d A. NJ.
For the minor Baltimore AID Mae!
ing take A NJ rlain from Washington
LEI For uittc. lapriGation Though Tickets arnv
THOMAS II PARSONS Agent at Washington 81.
W. s. WOODSiDE, Master OF Transportatnu.
haitiinoio a Uhi1 ta!ruat
!. " e.ce. Ven ! llchtt Agent ser= 'is =
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GREAT ATTRACTION!

INHI' III OF 4 NIVLk OF
IL T. a ~ n IVA a Il. =. Al 4 Al ! y a..
fhNiit- opunns u,s y. al I,
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a,y otucf az" e., go
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great a,isantasC.
y stock 81 4 FINISHING EDOD such ; Shit. L.,
lars Crayas tIoNc, iiukis, and
and Drawers, n"lri1as, wei. assort.i
- Count, Merchants iAs.u uu,4o
turthri Auusc
tho Potomac. GtuuENbEla.I-..
All
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