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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11
ECY
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SEAMLESS CLOTHING
MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
No. ll3 BATTERY STREET,

san FRANCISCO.
PATENT SEAMLESS CAPS.
VNE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BrES ArrolH1vD
Agents IN ~ state = he sale 81 There tfI FERA
iIh GAPS. have hand and VIII - civ" tv ,NciV
s'"htlrr sr'a Assorted fayo'oc.. WA,ch "Ht tie
aGt in irtA To ant at ANAL ADV nnCc upon tue
FACTORY PRICES.
These Caps Manufactured frr, lie H@c.; aicS :
te",e VOL W.y"n ~" "ros..hb"r system 70 Ne,y
beautiful aud Il OF desirable f.hri" Tie
GENUINE SEAMLESS CAPS
Al" wildly kpown have been thooue ~ tested a.
:" universally aIned 20 he superior TO aHy uier IAis
thA' w. "'l they stand safrly irh th,.r own
knowledge" merits and do reed any additional com
mendaon. In addition TO the standard colcrS-
Indigo Blue, Black KEEL, Brown Mixed Steel Mixed ar
Caret Mixed
We are now crIinR h"au;Ifu variety ~ grr Shade,
ESPECIALLY adapted fnr Spring and summer wear
Tn" demand for these Caps H'w York city ara
throughout the Atlantic State. has been entirely tpre
crden'ed the HroAdsay Fashionable Retailers IN Broad.
way have hardly hscn able to 0Ihn sGhi tent supply
nom day to day and het T"cugn Led hy Fl. CANT
IN rm, exceedingly durahc, and entirely wArr. prooL
nth recently tie Factory has been unable 10 Ranufa
GTe as fast as the orders received hut having
Gently Nd large additions completed, will he able to
supply the demand promptly. All orders by ma l. 81 OF.
application at our o'e, will receive pIomp, attention
ROSS. DEMPSTER & CO.,
ap"iu9p Agents Tor Manufacturers
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BIRTH
:" thir rity, t'g '''', rr.e W. Il TfI~k EiiIf
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ARE YOU INSURED p

TTNHF UNDERSIGNED, local Aget, t,r H. DORADO
i COrNTI.fn tor The 'niowing reliable Insurance con,
7anirS informs the -it1'nI u" thai County At lie y
rarc g a:e riss, uildngs Merchand 81 TurfituI.
etc. ~ the lowest rate
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s. HARRIS.

PLAZA CORNER. PLACERvILLE.
JUST received splendid asSortmen, OF
K Books and Stationery. Cutlery.
80 Yankee Notions, and New Sheet
Music. IcI .llc :. reduced rric's &c.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11

lr is Significant fact that all the prominent
adhorrrt> Of Mr.. Douglas in the South are
either disappointed Office seekers, or men who
have been removed from place by the Admin
i>trOrion, OF course SUCH men are purely ac-
tnatcd hy principle
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11

LNGir.--Fonr hundred barrels Of this liquid
are manufactured weekly ip the town Of Mar
lpos9. bur the T"ae''. >ayStbe supply is not
'?Ya' ~ re demard '''fS5Tpo'' r mated for
h.r - 'lr,rA'r
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S1rNri>" 1--WE see by our exchanges
that Gen. McDougall is spreading himself for
Douglas AID johnson. He expects to ride
into the Senate ON the backs Of his avorteS
Where's Ilosc, Randolph, CaScrIey and other
aSpirants for Scnatoria, robes?
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va be received, ur TO Nh 2o,h - ,b,s nth ~ the
md.nE # tIs;efn at th' Junction 4 E,df,r i>-rnc
ara Washington street rAn, and Specifications =
JAMES McBErn,
aTli-"t Chairman Fine aud Water COMMITTEE
Catholic ChUrch.-Thrre will be Divine
S'tycr in ST. Patrck's Church. Pi,crT,iI- rs usual
On The second Sunday Of the mouth, h.,h August
Dorado County Agricultural society.
Nome --nio"s- awarded nj the hrst Pan "' tie s"y"
Il, my Ufice in Pn"rrvillc. a vAN GCFLpiR
Late Secretary Fl Dorado Co. Ag S"c'ev.
Flac'rv.le, AIg HI, lN6'. apl.
Special Telegraph Notice.-There Will
be injecting Of 'he Roar Of Directors the rlarerNc
and St Joseph Tel graph Company. At the office Of L. e.
Fhke, saturday evening, August llth. general at
tendance Is requested. =. A. BEE, Precedent.
NJ X. ELsTNER. secretary. aui
PIaCerviIIe and st. Joseph Telegraph
C"NrANN.-The annual election Of OHceTs will lie held
at the Court IIoutr, IN this City Monday f>cnng, Sd
Of se!tember, 1860 r. A. BEE, President.
NJ X. ELsTNER, Secretary. bull-it
DIR. j. A. w. LundbOrR, DentiAt.-Omce r.,
opposite Cary Houte, (up stars) entrance from Conna
srcet-brgs leave 10 announce to the citizens Of Placer
Vile and vicinity that he has permanently located him
tcf in the above place. Encouraged by the liberal pa
tronagr bestowed, hopes for continuance Of the
All work entrusted to his care will hc punctualv eN,
cGted IN thorough and woTkmAnlikc manner. aLli
G.P. Morrill,, DruGGiSt, has just received
supply h uIuRt, bs rants, ana W IN
dow GlasS-makiuH his assortment II possh- more
ppte than all OF which h. pure and
sold. at wholesale retail. Mt extremely low prices
r. Gses, Combs, Soaps Iia'r OILS, Toilet Powder and Lu
hn'S genuine Perfumery, just received Also, hand
ll,i'n Of Citrate Magnrsa, mild cathartic and cure
for headache hghly recommended by physicians gcnrr
ayl made fresh from day 70 day Physicians Prrscrip
tIOns compounded at all times from the pures, medicines
Notice IL Hereby Given, that the COlOmA
Street Bridge across angtown Creek will be closed for
all travel Of and ages from Monday July 3D.
on account Of the rebuilding Of the same.
CHAS. j. ARVIDSSON,
Chairman Of Committee on Streets.
Plaeerville, July 2Ist, ls60.-tf
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In view Of these facts, the Dongla,i:o,
would do well to invest IIoGe with dictatoriaI
power and avoid the trouble Of such unne.
ceSsary organization, as Committees, Couven-
tionS e.,
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AuGI>t =, 'i";.t-i
MY,sBs. EDIroRs | have jus, had placed in ny
lands copy at Il paprr published in Your town,
ra''"d H." H,rir' fit',rhoU IL which lind thc
!,
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number Of the finest paintings in the gallery OF the
International Art Association viii be sold by auction this
evening at Ss4 Broadway The object Of the sale TO
make room for fresh collection Of pictures by the mo-
derD Gen man masters, which have just arrived here.
The exhibition Of Pan,er's "White Captive closes on
Saturday the 2sb inst. Those who have no, yet
this remarkable work had better avail themselves Of tho
opportunity before tits too late.
The "Hore Of Washington" will be removed on Mou-
day pext to Washington for exhibition. very large
number Of subscriptions have already been received for
the proof engravDgs Of the picture.
Mr.. Bad the Boston sculptor, rs engaged on a colossal
statue Of Washington, which to b. placed the Baston
Common.
last Dght the fret artists reception at the Studio hid
ing in Tenth street drew large attendance OF connos-
seurs and fashiopables.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

THURSDAY, Jan. 1876 P. NJ.
The arrival of the Anglo Saxon at Portland with
four days later news, confirms the general expecta-
ton with regard to Napoleon's New Years speech
The Emperor has given uttsrsnce to sentiments 30
sensible and pacific that even the English one may
suppose will flag in their habitual aspersion of his
character, and attacks upon his motives. Upon
commerce, the speech viii produce marked effects,
and Will probably counteract the disturbing infu
ence Of the Italian inbrogio. Consols ase quoted
attraction hgher-95l; cotton and breadatufs steady.
The cottan market has probably now felt the full
effect of the large estimates Of the crop of 1859;
its steadiDess indicates steadily increasing con-
sum ption Of the staple. The expected advance in
breadstnfs has been delayed by the heavy stocks
on hand at the great depots Of trade; by and By,
as these stocks run down. an upward movement
may, perhaps, be expected. The London money
market lie quoted active, as usual Of the season Of
New Year.
Our money market is again easier to-day. The
rate Tor call loans must now be quoted a 81,
though parties are borrowing still at T. After two
O'Clock to-day money was easily had at G. At tho
discount houses the day is reported dull, with little
paper o1ering, and no increase in the supply Of
money. Seven Is still the minimum rate for the
choicest short acceptances. Wall street seems In
have made mp Its mind to It's repeated disappoint
men's on the subject of the speakership; politics
are less talked Of than they were The failure of
the metal house, to which we alluded the other
day, is to-day publicly announced; it is the well
known frm of Marshail Leficrts & Brother. The
liabilities are not believed to be excessive.
These was, as usual, very little done to-day IA
foreign exchange, but the tone Of the market
indicates increased frmness. Bankers will proba-
bly, AK 1881 100 tomorrow morning, and very
few good commercial bills win probably be offered
under 10s.
The stock market continues steady, and. With the
exception Of New York Central, seems to tend M
ward. The recent relaxation in the money market
has thrown some money into stocks; the increasing
traffic on the Western railways is likewise temptng
some parties into the market Tue news arrived
to-day Of the decfSration Of . per cent dividend
By the Ga,ena. The ,Sslena directors have doubt
less been somewhat ipfsuenced by the example Of
the New York Central, AID desired 70 make the
July dividend a sure thing Their earnings since
September would have enabled them TO pay more
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News fron, u~ba.


The United States mail steamshp De Soto, Captain Boil
ih reached his ror, at cigh. o'clock last evening" from
New orksns . Havana.
She Lfs New Orleans January ~, detained In The
day by the FOG, and left Havana at ave O'Clock
On the afternoon Of the 18th
" marine news shs has nothing TO note mot having
exchanged Signals scarcely sail since leaving Ia
vspa
Died, soard the he Soto, Thursday jan TO- al four
H. NJ John ~ Rry ant Of Boston, agei q years, Of
spnpt.n
TIE news from Havana ia not OF much interest
Bpsin.ss has hot fairly revived suce the holtrays.
The crop VIII be large as last year though "a
vorsbe weather. thought, would have caused much
greater increase
The heaith Of the country continues good.
The Opera is very hhng, and meets With public
| favor. -
The Captain General had fairly entered on biz du
! tie, and Is siforg for public Improvements.
III feigh,s there has been hut Little demand, ard few
| charters mace for time back.
Exchanges fract.s lower brt nor very active.
New York, o1s 10 pre- minm Boston, 3s ~ 3sA do
| Spain, DO
| uoed s,aes gold coin, AZ to5.
Mexican dollars, 9.
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than one per cent more than last GEAR. The figures

After February ii is likely that the increase will
again be large and steady. The stock today i'm
proved on the announcement OF the dividend, aud
was in demand in the morning at 63 for cash, and
6oA on time 1t sold in the afternoon at 81, aud
closed 6sa bid. Rock Island was also in demand,
and closed 6S bid against So bid at the close yes
terday. The earnings for the second week of
January were $l7,Oi3, against sl2sl3 same week
1850 increase "a 200. We presume that this road
viii be the next 70 resume regular dividends. It's
earnings since the crop was harvested show even
better than those Of the Galena. The figures
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The New York correspondent, Of Charleston paper
says;-In the way Of gossip, has Il that q fair
niece of Mayor Wood Is to be led tho hymeusl
altar by Cuban millionaire
Hon. George Opdyve republican and American caudi
date for Mayor az the late charter election In this city
on visit 10 Albany.
Al Interesting ceremony took place in Brooklyn on
Wednesday evening last in which Presiieut Comonfut
OF MEXICO, and General Paez Of yepeznela took part IL
was the baptism Of the child OF Colonel Dcnman formerly
Consul to Acapulco General Paez the sponsor OF the
child, made very interesting speech IN the Spanish
language which ~as Interpreted by Senator Roiaz Of
Vens zDea and in which the General EXPRESSED
his gratitude for the hosptabe manner IN which he had
been received IN America, ami expresse hope that the
Union would never be Dissolved by the fanancsm which
bad rec nifty agated the North and South
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rrrp Nsy Orleans &c ~ ,hs steamship. De sose-&rs 2
Jeson 1bsmpso1, cenOn, T th.tis Yer; n o al
Mr. Gillette. : J Murray; Mi,by. baal.ns. Cap:
nod " Merit. O'Neii Capt Bisc Y, Capt Rnsr Mr.
wsner From Havans-- charles Burreu, Csseiisn,e
isasc Solomon tAbranehea Leon Aiverado Juan
RICO Yale, yuhn YALE Captain Pomroy. iady sud chid
Captain " baylea & ait and iady Hob. Brown.
DsPARruHxg.
for -e-ponl In he ssesnship ArAba-Ny and Ms r
nMdeher, AugoNa 9s; Mr. Rahbvne, Albany; Nr Nelsou
snneid y; ~ Jas " Kendall y. MA Field, N VI Gait
nnc4sn Nj. Carcilre le~h. y; Mr. " Gilbert Y Sr
oosts CO Mr. Bensns do; Mr. and Mrs Sanford
80 az wrs Hodges, Nr Duncan, and infant
~, .r = wInArop 1eauay, Mr. Srash r; Mr. lainh
nn,N gsas nts: Mr. siiendofT. hrrtreni NJ q Abb
~ M John och vccd, Paris w Boi-e, Hamilton
~ oecing, view Yors; Mr. " Eauderscn, do nr
%; Mr. W s'urBec ing, Mr. THIS Prtc<
=. vNk.r EancnnsE Geo RatciGs Do: john Biiss. y
sr.s s Bss 81 ,hss Won sanEsl Newark; chss Al
eemmel, Alex Niiier. NY-rosai ~ A
70, Savannah "a the steamship aunssr,r NJ. Rulsr
~ rhic Yrs Alon ae1 eaa!s, Tro ,lr,e ne nrd
hid; ~ Sohi hu 5enks II fighao IN II AMsu =
My IL NO NfhJ Capt has rri4h. Z W Andersno ws,cr
srf tesHspt- VI lovebthsl f;arl aanArs,.rv = =
kaieshy, u PeAse-aDd Is In IL stesrasa
For Aorso'k, IN tie steamship vosk.,vu-wr t.r.,.v
Bc-ssDao PAU tsy's David wsSner Jooes NJ Ara NJ
vso viees MAitin De Ford Hend.. q Z; I.,stns
" Pie " II Pok aad lady hrs W Houssrsaa Ne ~
ssnce fiss Fnhsr Miss TSoupso,, 0roner-anc 3;
y tie eSeysra. -
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Canadian -four was without change Of moment, while
salee OF 800 bsrreh made at s. 10 81 Southern
fonr was IN fair Demand though lees active; the
were confined 100 800 barrels, closing within range
CT the above prices Rye -four was in fair Demand with
ea Of 800 barrels at quotations Corn meal was steady
with ieht sales closing within range Of the above quota
TORS whestsales Of 900 bushels at 81 SO for white
on D. T. Crn--Saes OF $1,000 bushels at SIC $50 for
and e0c e3c for old white and yellow Jersey aud
southern. Rye was inactive Barley Sales OF 600 bush
els four rowed STATE made at the railroad depot at
7ac Oats steady, WITH moderate sales. at 45c i6c,
and Canadian at AS. a 4bc.
CoFrTR The market quiet but steady, with sales
OF 1ot bags Jamaica at 800 do. Iaguayra trage at
&C. 9hc and prime do. ut 13c sale OF about 2,5l9
bags r. RIO was made TO Gag oy auction aud resulted 81
1856 aversgs II 10 0oc sale 800 bags st. Domingo
atPJ'vau sale at ll,5o
sars Of 5000 bales, including somc 2,4o0 In ransi.n
fTicts closed nrm ut an advance OF nc per To- We nov
ira SIT ernhrscea New Orleans miadlng, with freight
at 100, at l1lic
fKrIen1s Liverpool $50 bales Of cotton were en-.
gagged at e16d. 1921, 900 borsa cheese at 25s :,
20 tons talow at lss, 315 ticrces lard at Dos,
$50 boxes bacon at 20s. To london 300
boxes cheese engaged <os., 200 bags seed at
s5s ano 80 terces ,,e at 25s To Antwerp 5000 bags
coffee were enssged nj 3os per ton and 300 bales cot
aasc.
at 81 So, and layers At 81 52lS
BAy-saes Of 500 bales were made for shipment q.
81 06 81 ~
IRos Scotch pig was steady with limited sacs at SIS,
while some holders demanded 500
Lmx-Thc sales embraced a few hundred barrels in
clucipg both sorts, At 76c. 81 10
NAVAL sTox,s-sales Of $50 bbls. spEis tarpentine
were made at &c. aAis Common rosfu was held NJ
s, e., and crude turpentne at 50 A IS 50. Tar was
quiet and nominal.
Ons Ibssed was firmly held, With limited GALES at
full prices. Both whale and sperm were firm, while
transactions were light
PnovrloSs -Pork-rhe market Hrmcr AMI the de-
mand rather better, especially for future delivery.
The transactions embraced 500 bbIs including at
$40 81 SIC 81 for old ST. Is for new; OLD prime
at 81 b5 = e1l 62h and new do. at $lS Beef was
quiet and steady with pales Of 200 800 Dbls nsntiDg
country mess at IS IS rs; repscked do at 81 80 g.
and extra at $40 90 $l So prime mess in fair de-
mand, with sales Of $50 crces Chicago at SIT 81 Beet
hams steady with sales Of $50 bbs at S14 rs $l4
DO Gu, meats were steady and in moderate request
with saks Of $50 bids and t,erces 64c s'sc for
shoulders and at &c. elsc for hams Lard was heavy
eales Of $50 bbs were made at 10c 1oxc Bacon sold
to the extent Of $50 boxes, long mddes at $50 52c
tufter end cbeesewere Unsteady request without atera
ton in quotations.
RICE Small sales were made at 8s<c. a 4Sc
SuGARs hrm but sales moderate, being con
fined TO go 300 hhds Cuba, chiefly within the raoge Of
| TIC. 71c.
wRsKEyThe sales embraced about 800 bbis at % &c
l Gee.
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Coroner Inquests.

TIE SUPPOSED MURDER IN FORTY FIFTH STRgTE-Coroner
Gamble owing TO his being ethergse engaged did not
hold an inquest yesterday upon the body Of Mrs. Scott
who supposed TO have died from thu effects Of injuries
at the hands of her husband There very serious
marks Of violence upon body of deceased a.
health very delicate before her death there
70 suppose that her end may have been natural
The body Gf deceased Still: remains at her late residence
In Forty biib street. and her husband yet In custJdy
awaiting the action VI the Coroner investigation, which
will take place 10 day.
FATAL ACCIDENTS. james souihworth, an Engfshman,
lately residing at 2s2 West Sixteenth street. accide nay
fell down stairs Wednesday night and broxe hie neck
d5 ing instantly Richard Barry, a travelling musician,
died dpesday night, from the effects OF fall upon
cur bstone He native Of Ireland fifty eight years
Of age. Louis Balsten child three years Of age fell
from the third story window OF house No 3e2 Fast
twelfth street, killing himself Instantly Ooroners
Okeeie and Schrner held inQuess the above cases,
and verdicts Of accidental deaths rendered.
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BROOKLYN CITY News,

CIRCUMSTANCES Against PxorosxD LAWS BmoRE THE Ir-
GIsIAruRg.ihe Board Of Supervisors at a meeting held
last evening, passed resolution remopsuasng against
the paesase Of bill before Legislature, which pro-
vs for the appointment Of Gas INSPECTORS fer the city
Of Brooklyn their comper saton to be paid by the Board
Of Supe from the county treasury. They protest
ngarsi the expense OF supporting such officers designed
exclusively for The benefit Of the city, being made
charge upon the general treasury of The county Ano.
Their resolution also presented directing the Clerk 10
prepare renonstrance TO be fol warded 70 the Lcgsa
ture, sgenst the passage Of bill providing for the a.
pointment 0f Commissioner ~ take testimony Ia the
County Court and Court of Sessions Both resolutions
were unanimously adopted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-20

Mrs. BIpSrs REApISGs-Mrs. Elem Key Blunt Will Rad
several exec lent selections from the works Lngtow,
Southey Hcod Tennyscn, Dickens and other authors in
the emotional school, al Clinton Hall, Aston place, this
evening The reading will BE- under the auspices OF the
Mercantile library Association. Mrs. Blunt's readings
have been much admired by the best metropolitan critics,
and We with al! confidence recommend her 70 the
special attention of the public.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-20

BowRRr TfEATRE.-Nr J. Il. Ward, one Of the most
popular members Of the dramatic corps at this theatre
will take beroft this evening. Among the special at
fractions Of the b Is the drama from Sir Walter SCOTS
novel, "The Heart Of Mid Lothian
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NBIo's sAIooy.-George Chrstys MINISTRIES viii give
one OF their best this evening for The be-
ne6t Of Mr. Norman lothian, member OF the company
and Of the leader Of the first brass bard organized
IN NJ n Vark
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FokS u new xoFXs . enuexy H. 1880
CAEAREp.
s;saTship HSn..ye Posi- sa sannAh-H Cromwell Co
khip Columbia, sturges, new orleans II Brigham
s s:'s PP sa hass. oSnsIS g.
trr MONTGOMERY, 6endel, Csdu-Post l. small
Brig Frederick Rues Colorus Antw erp-Homboe Hoai.
Bs. .ss J,s . PARK es Park Masa 2. " " Russell.
Ss,s s.,as. wrIsh s.rs.dcs-sishoU Brother.
sesr De Hart lowe swan 9 asd-Poss d Small
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rG1 sgs Ssg
scsr sssTs . Cobb ES1.ss,spors ~F Small
sshr ssrIs llisassh. sm:.h Nes gaven-xas.sr
seanship De Soto Buoch. New Orleans lAh y1a Havana
Sasseaa p a Sss Ssy ~ sou WITH
md.e arc passengers 70 Lsdlar, neineken
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s.s :n: - Sss. ssz ,s s
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p.cssd shp Eseic carlics non Norieans Liverpool sth
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sehr King Fhser si Siagson5 Holmes Js,re, DEC H. vi.
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a. sah ,n w ss,.on e Msns Halifax Ms 10 day. with
schr w,ss World suikey. Savannah days. With os~oo to
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