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TALK ON 'CHANGE.

The gatherings on the 1ags are diminishing from
day to day. Several operators have been obliged
to Withdraw from the inability to negotiate ex
change others have completed their purchases,
and are preparing to leave. Some Of the three or
four Of the twenty year requenters awaiting the
month of May --their usual time Of departure and
in the meantime are making arrangements for a
steamer on two to trade direct between this city
and Liverpool and being in the hands Of energetic
and capable parties, the project will in all proba-
biiity be carried through without any regard to
Lincoln, Seward 8 COT paper Blockade. The talk
is,43that Lincoln has his hands full in and about
Washington City. True, there were reports that
twenty light:draught steamboats, were ordered to
be chartered, 50 as TO enter Southern harbors
Each one will have to bring d transport along with
coal.to enable them to keep steam up.
There were no astounding Geographic dis
patches received yesterday, and IL was compare
lively calm on the flags. The evening papers con-
tanned few startling items, evidently prepared
under thesuryeiance of somesv vile Black Republi-
can. q learn that the Offices in this city are
under surveillance, ana particularly noticed ~ our
authorities correct. There are many spies and
sympathsers with our Northern enemies in our
midst, who ought to be notified forthwith that their
room Is preferable to their company. Some of our
hybrid citizens have LETT and We hope others will
depart st an early day
The weather is now and then talked ofs-the
planting season being about over, now comes the
talk from day to day Of the crop prospects for 1861.
ilsg are an that could be desired for cotton sugar
and corn, AS for potatoes and other esculents,
they are abundant Those poor, unfortunate devils,
volunteers from New York and Massachusetts,, al
route for Washington, viii be very glad TO enjoy a
plantation negroes dinner.
Talking abeus cotton, WE Gid THAT HE decrease
is not going to meet the extreme short yiews Of
! many parties Che decrease All Mobile IN to last
\ Friday evening reaches q sgas Bales we lid not
receive the returns from Charleston and Savannah
in fact, 81 interest in crop glres except by some
few outside parties, Is absorbed By The political
status Of the country.
There was considerable talk about the seizure 81
three steamships the Tennessee, VIM. G. Hewes
ana Texas. II has been supposed that these yes
4 sals were owned BY the Southern Steamship Com
pany Of which there is great doubt. Eresa ell tis
Information before u.s. we aka satisfied that CHI
\ authorities have not acted hastily,or ander mis-
Judgment in the premises. WAsssYer may pl
tlsir Ultimate decision after full ii i
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conceded tiat half of the Southern Steamship Com
panyss stock the great controlling iniinence7--is
beyond the limits OF the State of Louisiana There
are fourfeen steamers under the control of one
marty but We are not informed how many Of them
form the stock OF the Southern Steamship Com
pAliy. Doubts and expressions have arisen lately
that there is a want Of loyalty somewhere, on the
part Of those who have control or management OF
thev "A communication before US expressly
charges dis Then there was some further tax
that a party largely interested id tue line was III
Montgomery few days since, with view OF sci"
ling some of their vessels to the Contederated
States then again, further talk that large
owner in the line is implicated in the forwarding OF
intelligence to the noted Vanderbilt steamer, tne
Daniel Webster, which arrived off the bar few
days SINCE warning the Commander not to enter
the river. This may be deemed direct lmpEca-
cation Of favoring the great enemy OF the SCUM,
when it is known that the Webster is owned by
Vanderbilt, and Allen, his son-in-law, is agent;
that Vanderbilt has his steamers now employe ed IN
transporting munitions of war and troops from New
York to the South for the subjugation OF the
South On the part of the Southern Confederated
there is not the least desire nor intent
to interfere OF interrupt legal commerce. me
rankest and vilest Black Republican may have
ship at our leyee ana if she is loaded with produce
she will not be molested, particularly if she has a
bale of cotton, hogshead of tobacco, or sack OF
corn On board, owned by any foreigner Or for
foreign account. The case ofahe three steamers is
presented to the public in e different light alto
gether.
We are also aware shat thereSare FIVE or six
steam tow boats now in our port owned nearly
altogether iii Northern States. Should these steam
ers be cleared, or attempt to depart for Northern
ports they Will, Of course be interrupted. There.
fore, it behooyes Collector Hatch to keep watchfu'
supervision over them. Should they be ordered
North, they viii then in all probability be en-
played adverse to Southern Interests.
AT late hour there were many reports coming
over the wires, or from somewhere else; perhaps
nom the dominions Of the gentleman in black
Eisgier source is entitled TO the same credit.
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To the Ladies' of New Orleans:
You whose bosoms swell with patriotic devotion for our
Southern Rights DESTROYS Of assisting uniform speed
lily volunteer soldery requested meet in The Ladies'
Paror Odd Felows' Hail. on TUESDAY, the Both inst.
o'clock puncuay to organize for immediate operation, may
be deemed most expedien
Mr.. H. g. s!eson behalf the Odd Fellows Association
has kindly rendered the free Of the Lecture Room after the
Military Fair now in session, closes.
Mr.. VIM. L. Cushing offers the of many sewing
chimes as the society may wsh-50 100 If necessary
Mrs. J. b. Sawson, Mrs I. NJ. Converse,
Mrs. Gardner Smith, Mrs ]. s. Knapp,
Mrs. j. s. Clarke, Mrs. Dr. j. S. Copcs,
Ms Stevens, MIS-. G. H. Newell.
400 onot
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ID u lm n :

On Monday April 29h, O'clock hi MI after u long and
psinIGl Illness which he bore with Christian fortude
Kl-LeSington and Louisville papers please COPY.
The friends and acquantances Of his family and those Of
The families of Bagneres McGlclland Fernandez Bnean A.
Garere Durand MaupaY and Hugh Turner invited to
the funeral this afternoon O'clock from theresidence
hts uncle o. Bneau ESQ., ST. Ann street. between Royal
aud Bourbon Streets without further notice.
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ThanlSsy ThnnksE

ARMoRY MERCER RIFLE GUARD, 1a6 Common street. .
New Orleans, April 20 1861.
The sincere thanks of the Mercer Rifle Guard is hereby ten
dered 6Iesss Arlington Burnet Co., and Messrs A.
Hene the cordial in which they responded
quest q in their premises armory
drill for the Mercer Rife Guard and for which they mag
unanimously refused all compensation.
The special thanks of the company is also due Jno McDouga
Esq. of the first mentioned firm for his kind interest.
THOS. f. WALKER, Captain.
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K9-CoaI Oil and Lamps = Country HER
charts and Planters and the public generally are invited to
call at the Great Southern Coal Oil and Lamp Emporium No
Charities street. where they wud by far the largest and only
complete stock of COAL OIL LAMPS and PURE COAL
OIL in tnis city, which Messrs COVERT HILL offer for
sale to the trade retail lower than any other house in
the Confederate States a27 tt
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FROM CONNECTICUT,

4 r. ~ 80
The sabioined letter shows that spirit Of bit
terness towards the South does not exist in every
Northern heart 1t was addressed to citizen of
New Orleans:
Mn Bear Sir--Dnring these exciting and pain
FIJI times, it Is natural that the thoughts Of those
having friends in the Southern part of this coun-
try, now separated from us we fear for ever, and
vet we cannot bear to think or believe this is so.
That the dreadful realities of civil war is now
upon us, we must admit. Our families have long
had the most pleasant intercourse together and II
we have differed in some minor opinions in regard
to our domestic Institutions yet you and yours
know full well that we have not been among
those who have been disposed tofinterrupt the
social harmony that should exist among brothers
Of the same soil, although separated by hundreds
Of miles. Ispeak in the broadcast sense. We are
therefore panied, yes, cast down and detected
that designing demagogues and crazy-head po--
liticians should have brought US to the state OF
things as they now exist What is to be the re-
suit Of all this Ito my mind) eonsummate folly?
God only knows! We are destined, fear, to wit
ness the loss Of many-God only can tell how
many--yaluable lives. Brother arrayed against
brother, friends against friends-the land deuged
with blood oh, my dear sir, cannot write the
thoughts that crowd my heated brain Will an
all-seeing, allswise Providence permit such con
tngency2 And all for what? In my humble judg-
ment, it could have been averted. The olive
branch, Tough late, was presented by our noble
Border States, but the hot-heads of the socalied
| Republican party would not yield an inch, and
| So the true Union men North and South, East and
West must draw the sword and let our life's blood
| irrigate the soil that Washington and Putnam,
| jackson and a Scott have helped TO defend. A
fearful responsibility rests with the orginators of
| this trouble-eivil war-and may God, in his wise
Providence, soon stay the hands that are now so
soon to be raised for the destruction of our once
| beloved country
cannot write ntelligiblg or correctly amid the
stir now around me.
/ beg herewith to renew our former family
| friendship, and may we yet meet again, not TO
talk over sectional difficulties, but in the embrace
Of warm Southern affection; and you may rest as.
sured that cold Northern winters or cold Northern
fanafieism cannot separate us in memory from our
dear New Orleans friends, proved SO to us by an
acquaintance OF sixteen years
Ihave effected the above hasty, and, I fear, I'M
iEintelligible, lines, and subscribe myself,
Yours. most truly, h. II.
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ep,.ge Hollands Benefit
Isst nig III witnessed and enjoyed
z The chief characters were
ights Georga Holland takes
: lsssst Ap5 he reat and particularly
5 Tom Tay lor1s coined ', The
as ~ as# NIT Rutsarfy Dance hy Mile
Veg eassais song. iiss Ffizzlo, = 81
AEF. Holland in his famous
s siatiaEa IN and 1nally, Cousin
5ees ellana as J0s aud Hrs. Leighton as
tESesE athaE be faiss and old George
the aipsf ha deserves.
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zeE ~ BOA "a special meet
bis pi Khe Esaara Of the Third District, was
ii III sass. The proceedings Of the
By fQnEid, specified Ut length, lii an
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ka-We are authorized to announce BY
THEII. HAYNES Of East Felfciana as a candidate for
Auditor Public Accounts the election in November.
az gplm*
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announce H. PERALTA candidate for Auditor of Public
Accounts at the election in November. --#
al 2pte CREOLE.
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y Ne BoEpER STArEs CONVENTION. The State
Central Committee Of the Southern party after
ton with friends from different sections the State Yirgia
have determined 70 withdraw their ckets ior delegates to the
Border States Convention An address, stating The reasons
wiilbepubhed hs earliest Briefly, however, the
is obvious Virginia has Withdrawn from tho Union.
Before the time shall havearyed sor the election
ct Of arms will have her SOIL Arkansas REFUSES
send delegates and the action Of Tennessee is
indicated the position Of Governor Harrs, John Bell The
Ewng ether distinguished who haycthe confidence
of the people The conseioa sa held In this state
q esss which Is clear demonstrated problem 70 hold such
an clio ton were supelfuous,
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4 article oS sids lamps, ADAPTED
sssl III especially suited nss il stl rosnss
bs II. s. %, Noyes. No. rs conraeFclaI
haa ss0 al hand large stock Sg coal and
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& The Pardon Of rloernael' Ii To-
aud for the last time this.
0Paya Hcuse closes finally on tho
u
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MEssRs. Gardner Smith u Co. sell this day at IL
O'CLOCK ct Girod Basin streets general as.
of household furniture consisting of paror dining and
furniture. kitchen uensif, etc. For full particulars
see advertisement. ....an-
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notice is to-day published,
szistanoe Nj parties who are
of listEng u The army of tile Confed.
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SOUTHERN AMERICAN
AROMATIC BITTER ooRDIALs@
A CORDIAL roE LADIES, AGED FERsoNa /

A C0RDL4L FOE LADIES, AGED FERS0N8. a., a
OF these two vareesof Bers the st is TO betaken mixed
with agreeable fluid while the may be taken pufe
both y he mingled together forming Bdter Of greaeroI
less itensy please every taste Che aroma and deli
cious flavor these have induced the first Judge
to pronounce them the hest Of tie creaion -
They par ularly eicaciou in restoring health ~
establishing impaired digestion t6a' fruitful source
such Dyspepsit, Nervous and Liver Affections ~ VI
Weakness etc. AL Of which render ei sci bliidans
In any kirdef Fever foowen by p Maeted epnvnesene
aaa conseqent no heittE saeptet d
store strengh and hnste1 the complete return Of health
N B-The Americsn Bitters may likewise BIS taken nar,
they do much spirits. the apparently strong a
they possess arises from te The ID
ter principle both ofhch however, highly agreeable
Said Bitters las been inrGdueed into general The p
cpn Hotels, t;lubs. CoiEeshouses, etc. s
: Prepared and sold bs - ass 8s5#zt
20 RoyAsEe rect, New orisaas
above Bsgs fonud also in the principal Girsc
i G9nGectieneges Ge1sstpsEss Hotelp Clubs ETC. ma II
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sdHa'ole Bird,
SUCCESSOR TO sEWELI. 7. TAYLOR IMPORTER OF
'.-. FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
Nos. 10 and Is Royal street,
large supply Of the celebrated CREME DE
BOUZY CHAMPAGNE quarts pnts also, other brands
viz: CHARLES HEIDsEICK, PIPER HEIDsEICK, PAR
MENTIER, other brands Of inferior quality have
large the best Old sheres such AMoNF
LADO TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR RIEs-l83s-soUTHsIDE MADEIRA. Of
direct Importation Madeas Of lower grade Superior
Old London Dry PORT aid other Ports Of less grade
The celebrated sAzARAC BRANDIEs-vntage 1895, 179s
1902 lS-a large supply always on hand All grades Of
CLARET and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood WHIs-
KYsscotch and Irish, Old Rye, Bourbon and Wheat Whs
kys SCOTCH ALE PORTER, in pfnts and quarts COR
DIALs ETC. My usual assortment WINES, which
will bs sold on any other houein the city
AARON BIRD, ..'
ala 2ply Nos. 10 and 10 Royal street.
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na-The following letter relative to Bran

Aa~The following letter relative 10 Bfah-
pRErH's PILLS demands attention from nValids:
HAMMoNroN, N. j., May I, 1860.
Dr. GRANDCHILDREN Sir have long wanted to write to
express my gratitude for the beneficial effects that have
been experienced in my own family and in hundreds aye,
thousands of others by the of Brandeth Pills The first
year my friend Brocway sold your pills in Boston, 1885 was
then declining state of health and my friends as we'll as
myself supposed that my earthly voyage would terminate
Mr. Bockway urged lake the Brandreths Pills but hay
ing much medicine with good effect was more in
cned to let take its and cal " submit TO my
fate. Mr. b. offered give dozen boxes if would take
them as prescribed By This saw he had great faith in Them
and finally consented to take them but not gift went
home and went al hopessly After taking one box
began to feel better Well when had used my twelve
boxes was well healthy NANNY weight having gone from
sl pounds up to pounds. then ordered supply and be-
tween that the present reaed three thonsa dol
lars worth these invaluable Pills and a quite sure that
have thereby been instrumental In saving not hundreds but
thousands OF lives Yours, truly, CD. FAHtM, ~
Price Is cents per box Principal Office 29 Canal street.
New York. Sold by j. WRIGHT & CO., Nos q and l6l
avtree aud by all medicines
a32n 9ta,pR eoyy Inn 4
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sts araship TeSas y advertised
~ ioF this evening at G O'clock
inpsFH Are referred to Tho adver
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ts members of that new
4sslis tie aEercer Bile Guard. to-
Ks for kindly and geIer7
Them III thu placing 81 an
their disposal, BY Messra.
and Messrs. A. & u.
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iii on AND AtoBIlE MAIL LINE, We.
III sssss5 ssts ii lsIs ne. See advertisement,
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a peFs aga elsewhere notified
q sassey sslnesaee Vim leave for Vera
% xilaos at 8 o'clock, A, N.
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lhe members of this COM
ass notified II meet at their head
Ii 6A sesslay evening Nay 1at.s at II
4 " u AsSf the aticn Of the
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HuSa -sA man known as Squire Nicholas was
hung attic dFst station byoud Tenne rive the Mem
pills eaTksylie and louisville railroad Friday last by The
people n that section ais offence the expression of Abo
liton sentiments 7Sg sf549
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DESTROYS Of forwarding
"A nj at Pens eola are,
sslv Published advised
Afsss II. los. Murray CO.. corner Of Julia
gasaSE receive The and for
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81 Ierring,s Patent champion Fire and
surgsr Proof SAFES Nos 81 aud % visr street, New Or
j Dc 9ptf
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lss; za III

4 Al Nos q md II Old lsyAe
ie streets ~ 81
IS s Mems ssss Magazine street.
AZ ssasqE sas W aSek, as eirel md
WI me- ~ AZ snis VI
asssse page.
TA glss aiad entle mani agent and
N Office, we are in
the zItl, Baltimore
u EllS 81 the assh and Memphis u
8s
\! 81 lsESl Tas tie ]. ~ won haye our
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aesIFable house, eligibly located,
* zA II iass Ad ssas sass I'M
q
NJ il ebay ad yeFtised for the re-
s. llass sold elasp, censapIae tic dae
# q 9iitag Fair, Oh tic essning
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Iay w raceived f. cir7
sliISs iislI as VI the AIissisHip College
the n ithdrasyal of
ists# SdfiHHa 4 lfntaeF connan
s5sHss u afts. and tbs lldrawale Of
III ssS# IL should occur, would not
Some " the STU
but their services
ia rhe ollege y gcinag
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members Of this
n notified tn attend drill
every evening this week.
members of this company
alsSisilg notified to attend drill
y ssAA giass Nit ! FgHiIg ssb 7aa d selock.
ssoeIs meet
snsial body WIN Do held
May III, u o'clock, d
sIsf Rasa I'LL drfn And military
tIoss ss5s ars referred to the sscre-
Gls Il liIag ise anoth 81 column.
parties desiring to en-
ecsiye service are invited to
srihe their names upon the
lsquip snts Will 10 fur
see notice.
asalg f9F the erection De "
Third District win he received.
81 0sslles For "details. we asEi re.
Ia fiesal notice elsewhere appearing
he members Of this
sls where notified to attend q meet
sls Il u 1pn inesday evening, at 8 O'Clock,
slsa III slQl III business Of Importance.
d iiOistare invited to Be IN attend
$50 Y
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ohas oakford ..,',............,,9a Grayier street
NJ B. Brady N GraVier street.
R Marsh Denmah Go Cor Gravier and Carondelet SITS.
Brown Johnston Union street.
To which they invite subscriptions. 0 .
mee t. 0. sULLY,
r. A. BoURK, |
n.y." CHAS. OAKFORD, |
D. n. HOLLINGSW0RTH,
a24 2ptF NJ. B. BRADY.
.Vesv Goods, Jassg Opening.
T. & L. PIFFET, "
133.........,......Cnna1 strcet...............133
i D." is now opening select lots Of |
MILITARY TRINIMINGS!
Consisting Of 4
GILT AND SILVER BUTTONS,
,,,.a,, GILT AND SILVER PRINCES,
X GILT AND SILVER BALLOONS,
IN I.AoEs, BRA1Ds CORDS AND STARS
a general assortment OIL
FANCY GOODS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS, TOYS. ETC.
n8-Aly of which will he sold very cheap. a29 2p3t
Plantation Goods.
Now on Hand:
SOUTHERN osNABURas,
KENTUCKY IINsEYs AND JEANS,
NEGRO BLANKETS,
BROWN LINEN MEETINGS,
HEAD HANDKERCHIEFs,
STRIPES,
PLAIDs, PRINTS,
Etc. etc. ETC., etc.
Extremely Low for Cash.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS s. CO.,
a2s 2ptf 16 Canal street
sFEGstaStEEGs natey Points.
OUR STOCK OF
LACE MANTILLAs AND POINTS
Is Extremely Large,
And is all of this seasons Importation comprising the
LATEST DESIGNS in ordinary and fine qualities, at Low
PRICES to CASH BUYERS. -
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
a29 optf 1l6 Canal street.
E9Tess Goods! Dress Goods!
Large Stock Of
| ORGANIZES,
| BAREGEs,
| LAWNS,
JAOoNETs,
| PRINTS, SILKS,
| GINGHAMs. etc.
| At Low Prices for Cash.
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS g. CO.,
a29 2ptf No. ZIG Canal street.
Cam KpoeU7es. Guae Ponder
1000 packages kegs half kegs and quarter kegs EGG
| EEEg RIFLE and MUSKET for sale by
A. F. COCHRAN & HALL,
| a20 2ptf 10 New Lsvee and II Fulton SITS
Standard Words
IB Est a U II II Q r. s.
Finely Bound--LIbrary Editions.
For sale by
TIL 0S. L. v HITE,
BOOKSELLER,
IO5 .............G4N4L STREET .............105
JOHN G. CALHOUN's wORKs--in volumes
| coLToN's LIFE AND WORKS OF HENRY CLAY
IALL1soNs HISTORY OF EURoPE-s Volumes
ABBOTs LIFE OF NAPoLEoN-2 Volumes
PREsC0Ts woRKs-l5 volumes.
II BARTHs TRAVELS IN AFRICA--s volumes
Il - DE QUINCEYs WoRKS-2a volumes.
oooPER's NovELs-S "a volumes.
GRoTE'8 HISTORY OF GREEoE-12 volumes.
i IKE MARvEIs WoRKs--7 volumes. T.
SCOTS WAVBRLY oyEIS-27 volumes
Also, large assortment Of STANDARD woRKs-suitabt
for libraries at -..-
a29 2pss 1O5 CANAL STREET.
saa.assy Shirts.
1905 GRAY FLANNEL Army SHIRTS for sale by.
! L. w. LYONS q CO.,
aas 2p2t Corner 81 cbsres and Common SITS.
EE1saaaes.
1000 yards ali wool RED FLANNEL sc lgshes wide fl
1 sAse ~ 4 r. m, tati1r e. fsr, 5z.t8
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