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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-21

THE NEW STAMPED AND RULED ENVELOPE.
The extent of the sales of the new stamped en-
yelope, by the Government officials Of New
York during the last few days, are wholly un-
precedentsd in the operations of the post-off1ce
with this class Of stamps. Though nnan-
nounced by the press, or by any advertisement
at the Office the news of the arrival of the new
envelope somehow leaked out and quite q
large sale was effected to the ''early birds, ,.
who had managed to pick up the information
in advance of the public. The notices in the
papers of the appearance of the long expected
stranger in the city, though only in para
graphs, brought rush to the windows Of the
stamped envelopes OF the post-offlce. The
sales were kept up during the day; in the
meantime the fame of the new Government
envelope extended, SO that to supply the de-
mand at the post-office the sales haGito be made
outside as well as inside the building. They
were called for yesterday and to-day, not only
by packages, but by thousands. Indeed there
can be little doubt that if it had been uniyer-
sally known that the new envelopes could be
obtained, a million would have been taken
during the day. Probably no improvement
ever put upon sale by the Government, and
usually regarded of SO little Consequence as
the letter envelope, has heretofore excited
such general and widespread interest The
economy and convenience of the new envelope
have induced the Astor House, the Metropoli-
tan, and other first class hotels to adopt them
and discontinue the use ofthe ordinary stamps.
Ner York Express.
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Public Address.--We are requested to say
that r. b. PRICE, Esq, of this city. will deiiy-
er an address before the Mechanics lnstisuse.
at the hall on 9th street. tonight at O'Clock.
Mr.. r. Is a steadfast friend Of education, ana
hewill say many things 70 the young mechan.
les Of Richmond that cannot fail 70 interest
and instruct them. " s.. s.ELst
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Ready for Openisg.-The Central Fair
Grounds are now ready for the Fair, to COM
mence on Monday next. and we are pleased 10
learn that the prospects are dattering for q
good exhibition. The Central Society has la
bored xealously for the cause Of agriculture,
and IL sustained with the liberality 1t deserves,
will do vast deal to improve the agriculture
of the Slate.
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Match Race for se, 900, two mile heats, is to
be run at Fairfield, on Saturday next, between
the Messrs. Doswe1ls mare Lucy Haxali, and
Messrs Fondren, Williams & Co.'s mare Luz
cy Tally Some excitement has been created
among The racing men about this race, and not
a few Of them are ready to back Lucy Tally
with their purses, for the winner If the day
proves favorable, Q close contest is anticipated.
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Amnsements.-Ths city is alive with amuss-
ments of every kind, so that all tastes can be
gratified at small expense.
AT the Theatre, an admirable bill Is offered
for this evening-one that cannot fail to at
tract the attention of the friends of the drama
and one that should ensure the managementa
crowded house. &a
At Mechanics Institute Hall, besides the
thousands of novelties to be seen on every
side, an interesting and instructive address is
to be delivered by p. B. PRICE, Esq.
At Odd Fellows Hall, the Southern Ethio-
plan Nightingales are holding forth to crowd
ed houses.
And at Metropolitan Hall, Wyman, the
Wizard and Ventriloquist, is amusing both
old and young, by his wonderful fcats of le-
gerdemain, and his remarkable ventriloquism
The reader can select between them, to while
away an evenings hour.
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Street Ruilyosds.--A practical endft Is now
being made to establish a line of street rail-
roads from Rockets to the Yellow Tavern In
Henrico, or at least to Brooke fyenue, on
Broad street. If the Council give its consent
to the laying of the track along Main and
Broad streets there is very little doubt that
horse cars will soor be put upon the streets.
TO the convenience of the epublic.
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A BENEVOLENT GENrLRMAN.-A few davs
ago dead letter was returned to the Post
Office Department at Washington, on the back
of which printed label was pasted. in the fol.
lowing words, 1--WE omit the name of the post
office:)
"This letter was detained in the post-of1ce
at ---, NJ, on account of the non payment
Of postage. One who realizes how important
it may be to have letters forwarded immedi-
ateiy has placed the necessary stamps upon this
letter. To repay him, please send one postage
stamp, addressed to Box $50, --, N. J.'
This excited the attention of the Postmaster
General, by whose direction Mr.. King ad-
dressed letter to the postmaster at the mail
ing office, asking an explanation, remarking
that "the service performed appears to be VOL
untary and without other remuneration than
the consciousness of having performed a
friendly act"
The following is the postmaster's reply:
r. o., -, N. j., Oct. IA. 1859.
Sir: The service is voluntary and is per-
formed by one'of our wealthy citizens. who
has expended in this way from two hundred
to three hundred dollars during the whole
time since the postage on letters has been re-
CURED to be prepaid. believe / have never
yet returned to the Post Office Department a
single letter in consequence of non pay yment
OF postage, nor has 1t been necessary lowing to
the generosity of this individually that should
notify any one OF letter being held for post
age. .s.e.
BY the use of these labels a considerable
portion of the sum advanced by him is receiy-
ed back again. He has given me standing
autnorlty to prepay and forward all letters,
poth foreign and domestic, of that description.
ana his motive is no other than s.the consci-
business ofhaving performed a friendly act.,,
have the honor to be, very respectfully.
your obedient servant.
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PEDESTRIAN FEAT By THE DucHEss OF
MANcHEsTER.-O the Goth, the Duke and
Duchess OF Manchester left Tomnadon in
GIengarry, to proceed to visit Lord Malmes-
bury, Achnacarry House. They set out on
foot, expecting to overtake their ponies, and
were accompanied by a guide When about
half way the guide was dismissed, the Duke
concdying that he was sufficiently acquainted
win the path over the hills. Unfortunately,
htweyer, his Grace turned to the left instead
# the right hand and came down upon Loch-
TLochy, instead of Louch Arkaig: The jour-
eight in the evening the Duke and Duchess ar
rived at Achnacarry, having travelled from
twenty to twenty five miles of rock, bog, and
steep -corries.a pedestrian feat which proha-
verness C0nries.
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This Syrup. having stood the test OF many yesrs,
f;or - remedy for irritation or iniamms
Legged by all to he remedy eminently superior 70
Usdss rsd;s fnomn compopnds used for the nssf and
the none But Shsss.sn @ should duss e.
!sdse and as palas e
man; to avoid entirely the addition of drnss that
ss%po@ @ % sSsh /. t coas :tos mot
but i is also expsetsd Of regularly esne.ssa ac docc
sqas mossses and q snony as Sgm 1,ns snd
the hs apa s9 b Ns.s
nostrums Of the day have power to stop q Cough.
form of disease, or perhaps death. es'0
Aishongh cough may arise from . variety Of
Tubsrclss Abseess Chronic insmmsscns susP 81 the e
are the orssns compelled to do the coashns, and
Ros&s oGGH win NO. only
Snss ss.se s I NJ that Lios Of
R sSsf SaRMNRRFf1ATg RRFsFAgi aM PsaMrS 4 r. &:
RS PAN Sepaar Sepi Dr. J. =
cures Cures Ch1lic, Pains in the Stomach or Bowels,
T. and % oents IKE postor Of
mas had ample time to test these remedies in his
practice Tor IS years. Depot sos Arch street. Phil
Sold By w. L. wARING, lo7 Broad street, above
n. B;-We most positively say to the public take
none OF our medicines without the written sigma
tnre ever the cork and on ths outside wrapper Of
each bottle lse 2-tsl Ds. J. S. ROSE SON.
a VIRGINIA REMEDY.-MRs. DAVIS,
"A COUGH ELIXIR, one Of the best kno wn reme-
Gies Tor COUGHS and COLDS, has been in nse in
hIcnmond and its vicinity for the past fifteen or
twenty years, and has always proved eficaci0us in
Coughs and Colds. The following certifcste was
voiuntarily gwen BY Rev MIR. Wles in 1884
:. BOWLING GREEN, CAROLINE, March y, 1854.
Mr.. 9. G. WALTER-Dear Sir: Itake pleasure in
informing yop that : Mrs. Daws' Cough Elixir"
little daughter, when she had the Whoopng Cough
very bad: have used i also in cases of Colds at
tended with severe coughing, and in every case the
same happy results have been produced. regard
this preparation as an excellent medicine, and in
my judgment no family ought TO be without il.
A. WrLEs,
Circuit, Va. Conf.
For sale by Mrs A. B. DAVIS, Fisher & Winston,
Mllspapgh t. Johnston, ]. w. Garlick, E. ]. PicOt
A. Bodeker and Chas. d. Yale. Richmond.
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s Fyss Tobaeeo.-Ths display Of manufactured
tobacco at the Mechanics Fair. now open for
public visits, surpassee any aver mAde In this
city Buyers Of the wed should call and see
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1xs wsssAes. yestsx1a1, iwas quite pleasant
In the m0rning, but tn tho a1sernoona . attn
norsh.weste set in, and ths atf becaSne 20 cold
and chilling thAf thawlss and oyezeoats woss
In demand. s Z
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IA Mrs, J. A. Williams, M. d., offers her
seryices 20 those of her own sex, and to children,
vno may need medical advice or attendance.
4, EsPecisi attention given to the management 0f
lentaie diseases, and dlspacements.
those wfshing interview at their residence,
can address Post Office, Box SAT.
Richmond. Va. oc 4-Imf
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OvKRrAKRN--Mr. Patton, sswell- to-do',
with q mistress, leaving wife, but taking his
child, has been traced by Mrs. P.'s friends to
MackinAw, where he ts working for his bread
at the rate Of $50 per day. A brother Of the
injured wife followed him TO that island and
recovered the child. forcing Patten to settle
his property at Lafayette on his discarded
wife, and then serving 4 subpoena on the faith
less husband in behalf of the wife for d.
vorce, left the scamp to his poverty, his para
mour, and his conscience. sf
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CPALDING,,
y SPALDING'S
4PAIDlNGH
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL
R80SE!sMsIARY AND CASTOR OIL
. IL WARRANTED.

"
ist To beau.ify the hair. "a. To cual the hair
To restore hair to bald heads. 5th. To force the
beard and whiskers TO grow. 9TH To prevent hair
scalp, sth. To prevent hair turning grey. 9th. To
cure the headache. 10th. TS % Kill hair M eaters
has the SIGNATURE of the Prnprieter--take no othar
j. RUSSELL. SPALDING, ~ fremont st., oppo-
site Museum, Boston, Mass.
Sold by FISHER 4 WINSTON, Richmond, Va.
and BARNES PARK, New York ap2a-d6m
ID DUPTURECUREDFO FIVE DOLLARS
IL -DR; SHERMAN'S great radical Cure Truss
cal man who has exsmined this instrument, pro-
nounces it. superior to all others. If desired, We
win cheerfuly refer to any of the very numerous
persons who have been thoroughly cured by this
Truss. Persons owning valuable slaves thus afiict-
ed, should procure one, they being so durable, and
the cheapest N the end We will send this Truss
to any part Of the country by Express mail.
For the Truss, or information conce rning il, ad-
dress g. c. JACKSON.
No. II Main street, Richmond, Va.
Persons not knowing US, can send their money to
any merchant or friend in this city.
The Truss can be had also at Messrg. MEADE q
BAKERS and MILLSPAUGH&J &JOHNSTON'S,
~ rnvQ Q--yv
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MEDICAL CARD.-Dr. PLUME offers hls SER
i1 vices te the public in the treatmentofa oil secret
branch gives DR.. p. claim to public favor. Ofice
on Franklin street, neaI the Exehange Hotel, and
WAYS on hand, = supply OF the "CHEMICAL Ex-
TRACT OF FLOWERS:'' one of the very best
renovaters fer weakened parts now known. Medi-
or otherwise promptly attends 10. Richmond. We
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THE LONDON TINES ON GEN. SCoTT's Mis-
sIoN.-The London Times, commentingo on the
mission of General Scott to San Juan, says:
Mr.. Buchanan, We are glad to say, has given
a satisfactory assurance that the question has
and will be temporarily considered at Wash
ington by the selection of Gen. Winfield Scott
for mission, the duties OF which require
great calmness, temper and discretion. Gen.
Scott has long held the office Of Commander
in-Chief of the American Army. At the time
when sympathisers for the United States in
vaded Canada, and otherwise aided and assist
ed the Canadian rebels, Gen. Scott sndeayored
to enforce with all the means in his power the
neutrality of his country. He is a man Of
tried honesty and OF high honor, and hislselec-
ton we regard as measure not only credita-
BILE to the President, but likely to bring to a
satisfactory termination a dispute which has
already been too long and too angrily agitated.
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BoARpINa.
TxCHANGE HOTEL Ann

T. BALLARD HOUSE.
In presenting this card to the public. we return
many cordial thanks to our generous patrons for
hone that the NEW ORDER OF AFFAIRS, 10 se
initiated Sept. I, 1859, will receive the same en-
couragement that our previous efforts and iabofS
to accommodate guests have met with.
Messfs. JOHN p. and THOMAS =. BALLARD
are nov che Proprietors 81 the Estabilshments
and each one pledges himself 10 do what the COM
fort. convenience and requrcments of then guests
demand l1 I,
We desire to keep and and n mantsjn s j whst our our i.
promise to reneyed exertions 10 render the es-
tablishment as comfortable possible. With pc
lite agents, and ready, prompt and attentive ser
wants, we shall endeayOr TO- afford complete satis
faction to the travelling public.
counteract the influence of = baseIess rusaor, 10
sufficient proof that our cstnblishment has never
been closed, and that, aimee its publication, We
have been in better condition to entertain visitors
than heretofore. Allmmors al 70 ciosure, Qs I'M
tended closure, we desire our rtsads TO notice ~
lse and ssrangsys, intending TO sisitus, - wilttu
nisreprese ntatiOne. $50 s. 70 l-ts
THE TUNsTALLd LdMR39SSkEip MR39SSkSEEi D STREET.
DANviLLE, VIRGINIA..
With now furnitnfet and newly TepA4fed, No A.
sure vstoIs that efforts viii tespAfed to promote
The TUNSTALL HOUSE 10 also the sTAGR
OFFICE, and our omnibusses vail alynya - n
Depot. s A. g. WALTERE,1
,.n-,,s kAti'T TihIkkdGNS TsihMIkkdNSs, ff0sr'ssess'
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indicate sno that the points Of attack, ana the
cUurse o. the fnsurrectionary moyernent
ssa5,ougn the South, had already been care.
.uiiy determined upon by this vel l-organized
s snu eonndent league Of traitors. Certain
soun ues In the seven States, OF which only
snese maps were obtained, bear cross- -marks
!oimed BY pen, and in several instances as
!! 70 command greater particularly OF atten :
lons or to suggest perhaps more available
points OF attack, circular lines are drawn
around the crosses.
. Inc designated counties In the States OF
South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and Mis-.
sissippt, form continuous chain of Sistric n
or routeo of travel from Georgetown, and from,
beaufort, South Carolina, along the Savannah
river, to the Chattahoochie river, on the west
ern border of Georgia; from thence passing
through convenient points on the Alabama
ana Tombigby rivers to the borders of Missis-
sippii from whence it continues with little in
ferrupfion to the Red river. The mans. which
are about IS by 12 inches, are carefully and
neatly pasted on stout cambric cloth Upon
the margin of each map is pasted the census
returns of 1850, of its State, giving in detail
the relative strength of the white and slave
population of each county, and the proportion
of females to the whole number Of ifhabitants
by referring to the counties marked. II will
be perceived that in them the slave populat ation
vastly preponderates, and might, therefore,
nave been deemed a safer field of operation for
-tRe abolition invaders.
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- Licerice. in Mass and stick. Of the best
luallty. -. = = -
sgSpM ARABIC lgenuine). for Tobaccouists
foNQUA BEANs-Angastura, Back and Crys-
tsiized. -,
olive OIL, in giass, Of new crop. In store and
'oi sais low by j. PITFIELD GEORGE
my f-sm 18th and Car sts
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ROBBED BY GIPsEYs.-Some gipseys, re-
Gently, who had been lettering about the
house of Mr.. Thomas Holmes, near Brents-
vile, Prince William county, Va, 1T is said,
persuaded him to look into the case of a
watch, in which was chloroform, and whilst
he was laboring under the effects OF the inha-
Hation, took from him the key of his bureau,
and stole therefrom thousand dollars in
goidN with which they Geeamped. The New
Market Systematically Sprint says that ''sey-
eral ge nlemen passed through that place on
"Wednesday last, in search of a band of gip-
seys who had stolen $1,000 from an old gen.
tleman in Prince William county The pur-
suers had traced the thieves to the top OF
Massanutten mountain, where they had pass
led on Tuesday night The gipseys had two
carryalls and several horses =,
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FfVH7W WwUrvr~rv,-.-- q
a; 81 ss22I'sa 49,, =

This srsiess is prs1s,eS D Y GaEH :, g..
H. to Re tbc sss se,sal men and thqes Who nave s
CATARkH, BkoScHf sSSscsHfflfpR fpS coTpH COLDS.
soRE; I; IHRoA AZ FSosM tSkb. ! Sk bhoA sA AAesENEss.
Psfnons =. sa, vha ken .snx
the TASTE soitens clears and AZ 9
prevents taking cold. sAe lungs ana
n Bottles Is and 60 cents and d.
y. N.H-lf ycn are bIious. ard have Z h.A III.
use HARTSHORNE'S ANTI-BTLfCi.s prf99ai9e f99ai9es
They REMOVE all bile and colds from the svsssr. 3
ppwsnty-hvs J eents box. Sold By all Dfuxx;sts /,
m. =. 8. ROSES EIPECTORAN Ant
FoRc Rc9SSs eoSssfsMxEfiglRdS2R fsMxEfiglR ga s6sEAHT PEG1T3s4
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SPECIAL NOTICES

"a. Ladies' and Men's Under Wear. N
SILK,
MEEINO,
and AMERICAN
rNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
For ladies' snd men,
PesutIfal CLOTHS. ,y..o
and VESTINGS,
N cI,oAN CioTHs and VELVErS, in va
r3ety.
SILKS,
SIfaKS:
Tho l.rrns, nd most ELEGANT assortment Of new
"a clegsot nRFSS SILKS. IN Robes and PLAIN
ever shown in tais market, at astonishing
,e ow PTtees, ,... .,>,,e
and BLANKETS,
sl1 Wholesale and retail. very cheap.
~ f3~tS WATKINS K FICkLEN.
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"a The ~. Lawr<uce Heuse. Gernev pth
.na Maan streets. Hiebnsuad, Va. IL now Orea foY
me ifeeption Of B0AHpEKb. either by ~ 6ay,
De 6-ts p - Z & ,7'ssss
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'N- ~
hall hesss sTEAM EN6INE. "a con lisa ordsr.
y ,tsiEs e.fn nsfa 9sly tAsss xses. Ifv . 80
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Fairfield Rdees-Third Day-The race. YES.
terday, was for the Jockey Club Purse Of $500,
three mile heats, for which there were but two
entrtes-Planet and John l.. As matter of
course, Planet was the favorite at ten and fif-
teen to one, and by searring accidents /" much
larger odds would readily have been given
Both the entries looked to be in perfect condi-
ton, and proved by the race that they were
entirely up to the mark. Without attempting
any description of the race, for from beginning
70 end 1t was entirely one-sided, we may add
that Planet could have knocked off very many
seconds, and then won at his ease At the
start, Planet took the lead and going under a
hard pull from beginning to end, won with as
much ease as If he were taking his mornings
exercise.
We append summary:
Jockey Club Purse $500, three mile heats
Thos. d L. w DosweIfs ch. b. Planet, four wears
old. by Revenue, dam Nina, by Boston 1
John Belcher,s b. e. John L., four years old,
Time-5:441s
After the first heat, Capt Belcher withdrew
John L. because of the fact that he had no
chance to win, and thus ended the race
To-day there are to be two races-the first q
sweepsiake for three year old colts and f1llies
two mile heats, $500 entrance, 800 forfeit
closed with four subscribers-and the second
sweepstake, single dash of a mile, for two
year olds, Si00 entrance, half forfeit, closed
with five subscribers.
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Msehesies' Fsir.-The Fair rooms at thA Ne.
cnanics' Institute Hall were very mneh i'm.
proved In appearance yesteSdSy. BY the ar.
uvoi0l new manufactures and new machine
y, ana the additions 10 be made To-day and
S Sso.moTrow viii NAH the exhibition not only
handsome, bat attractive. Ia the machine
room are TO Be found engines, reapers. grist-
mdts, Wneat-inns, improved ploWs harrows
ga stoves, cooking and parlor stoves. circular
Jaws, ol richmond manufacture; eas fixtures
new and improved washing machines: block
TN and other work from the eetablishment of
+. Heffey; a handsome city-nads carria1e nv
Afnslie corn-mills, tenoning machines of
Richmond invention; city-made f1les grain
cleaners, bee-hives, stoneware brass WORK AZ
superior Quality, beltins, and scores of other
articles too numerous TO mention In the
main hall are oil paintings, drawings. free.
hand sketches, Grecian paintings oriensal
paintings, water colors, photographs. daruer-
reotypes, amhrotypes, an improved crimpins
machine, sewing machines, new and hand.
some printing press, miniature engines; spear
heads, taken from the Harper's Ferry rebels:
an elegant gold watch, manufactured in Pc.
tern, by @. Bradley, of Manchester; domestic
goods by Virginia ladies and by the Manches-
ter cotton and wooden manufacturing com.
pany; domestic carpets and rugs; beautiful
boots and shoes for ladies and gentlemen, by
Alex. Hill & Co.. hats and caps Of Richmond
make, oil cloths of Richmond manufacture,
guns, pistols. ETC.; lot of curiosities, reyolu-
tionary relics, Chinese gods and goods, and the
finest assortment of embroidery, of every va
riety, knitting, netting, crotchet work, tatting,
Quilting. plain sewing, preserves, pickles, COR
dials, wines, cakes, bread; jellies, shell, burr,
bead and giasswork, by the ladies' ever seen in
this city. By Tomorrow the steam musicalin-
strument will be piping its notes to the lovers
Of music, and the hall will be the great centre
OF attraction for citizens and strangers.
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IA To Tobacco Mann ia acturers.--We

sr Wholesale and retail, very cheap.
~ DIS WATKINS K FICkLEN.
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seeing letter for you from Canada ana
knowing that letter from there would =.
late 70 business, took the liberty 10 neruss
II. know you will not think hard.