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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-02
ATTENTION, SOLDIERS!
And the Friends of Soldiers.

We call the attention of all having friends or re-
iations in the army to the fact that stUOOF-
LANDS German Bitters" will cure nine-tenths
OF the diseases induced by exposures and privations
incident to camp life. In the lists, published
almost daily in the newspapers, on the arrival of
the sick, it will be noticed that very large proper
ton arc suffering from debility Every case ofthat
kind can be readily cured by Hoofand's German
differs. Diseases resulting from disorders of the
hesitation gan are speedily removed We have no
freely used among 1 dur that if these Btters were
might be saved that otherwise VIII hundreds OF lives
We call particular attention to the folio.
markable and well authenticated cure of one Of re-
tion's heroes whose life to use his own lanon.Dro
has been saved by the Bitters N"s0'
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-02
MACHINIST

CHRISTIAN KRAFT. VIZ. HEILMAN.
KRAFT g. HEILMAN,
City Foundry,
Manufacturers and Builders of
Steam Engines and Boilers,
Saw and Grist hill Ma
chinery, Tobacco Screws,
Cumming Machines,
Chinese Sugar Cane
Mills,
THRESHING MACHINES, &C.,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
THE PROPRIETORS OF THE CITY FOUND
ry beg leave to inform their friends and the
public in general, that they prepared to do all
kinds of
Machine & Finishing Work
And everything apper;ainlDg to the Foundry bus
iness. They are manufacturing Steam Engines
and Boilers of any size and power required Saw
Mill Machinery and Mill Gearing of any size; Dis
tlllery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws,
Cumming Machines, Threshing Machines, Malt
Mills, HorsepowerS, Corn Shelters, Machinery Of
all kinds made and repaired; Iron and Brass Cast
lngs OF every description, Iron House Fronts Gel
lar Crates, &c. Cooking and Heating Stoves of the
latest improved patterns Hollow Ware, Dog
Irons, &c.
Brewers, Distillers, Rectifers, &C.,
Supplied with every description of Copper and
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, RefriGerators,
Attemporators, Spargos, Stillheads and Worms on
an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Stills,
Yeast Jugs, Cans, Syphons, &c. Copper, Lead and
Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps of every
variety, for Beer Spirits, OIL &c. Brass Cocks and
Valves, Steam Whistles, &c.
Werkmen sent to all parts to fit up work and do
repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Iron
Work, &c.
Old M tails Bought.
They dealing in and selling Aliens imprev-
ed Steam Guage, Wrought Iron Welded Pipes and
Tubing, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Ma
chimes, Stephen Hughes Flour Separators, German
Boiling Cloth, Gum Elastic Betting, Packing,
Hose, &c, of the best kind Tinplate, Sheet Iron
Block Tin, Pig Iron, Babit Metal, Spelter, ire
Brick.
They have every facility of the best Machinery
them, their individual attention, filling orders
promptly, warrantng their work, and satisfied
with Teast nah prices.
EE-Of,e an Sale Rooms, Foundry, Boiler-yard
Machine SLD, Pine street. between First and
econd streets, Evansville, Ind. dec
QUAR- CANDLES-GOO whole, half and Quarter
- boxes for sale low in lots to the trade
febl9 S. f. GILBERT & co,
No. Sycamore Street.
TNDIGO-35O lbs best quality, for sale by
l. feblo S. E. GILBERT & CO.,
No. Sycamore Street.
w ESTERN RESERVE AND HAMBURGER
w Cheese; 125 boxes for sale by
febl9 S. Z. GILBERT CO.,
No. sycsnor. Street.
ToBACCo-75 boxes and caddies for sale by
fsble s. 3. GILBERT-& coz,
No Sycamore Street.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-02
HOLLANDS GERMAN BITTER :
Clergyman, Lawyers, Physicians
and Citizens.

Iestiying OF their own personal Knowledge, to the
nehenclal ehects and medical virtues of tbes.
Btters. VI 'He'e
DO you waht something to Strengthen you,
DO you want good appetite7
DO you want to build ap your constitution
Doyou want to feel well?
DO you want to get rid of nervousness,
Doyou want energy7
Do you want to sleep we'll?
Do you want a brisk and vigorous feelIiDg1
II you DO, use HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BIT.
TIERS. DIT
From J: MELTON BROWN d. D., Editor .fth.
Encyclopedia Of Religious Knoaoledqe.
Although not disposed to favor or recommen
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust o
their ingredients and Effects vet know of no suf
hcient reason why man may not testify TO the
benefit he believes himself to have received f ON
any simple preparation, in the hone that he msy
thus contribute to the benefit OF others.
do this the more readily in regard TO Hoo :
land German Bitters, prepared by DR.. c. NJ Jacl =
son, OF this city, because was preudiced agaipst
them for many years. under the impression that
they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am in
debted to my friend Robert Shoemaker. Esq trr
the removal Of this prejudice by proper tests and
Tor encouragement to try them, when suffering
from great and long continued debility The "a
OF three bottles of these Bitters at the beeinnno
OF the present year, was followed by evident relief
and restoration to degree of bodily and ment.l
v1gor which had not felt for six months before
and had almost despaircd of resaininc. tbers.
fore thank God and my frioud for directing me tn
the of them ] NEWTON RP0IyN
PHILADELPHIA June
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

STEAMBOAT 80 BoSirs-(trAIRMALt COMPANY.
any reader. 100 bot Ao tie ou0le 10 visit he
fariois y .rd of Wiilen H. Woo0, T.. r. AMI .ra cX
ani.rt tia liant proportions 4 the huge hale St.s tle.0
bu'dg tl c y4iel ate. Go,emncnt vi tacu con'iuuo
tc, rs SION. ts liver % ,ie si,o Il The Foltoa Lon
Wo foot Of Collcrs and There view the dnlnuivs
.toanb j.. oan.they v By companion be able 10 Judge
Of tley..t q feucs the oh,e,tsf con-
s,ruc,ed ia tai, cts aud vicinity sra ing rlpo- Iais
maus l.ar boasts oil he following ,mensons: L. Sh ca
DICK g. feet brraIh o. beam icet q, pm o. a. .e,t 10
Inches; drl1 II water. - inc.es ,uunnge N7Na urs.
Her hull f. n corrugated i'm l-lfi Of inch la thick
ros. VOL fastened snd admirably pat tosehsc The motive
OF iii, bo, viii consat O iacnod ensuo w.. Hinder
inches diameter snd stroke OF piston Of ~ chs.. sd
one tabular b9o scf tho plan 4 those ued In locomotive
Her wutcr-voc o lton. well mode ardsac'i an i.-
j, pendent sui bsc puu M ais be conceded
with the boiler anl It viii addition to thL be iurn'1ed
vita al the gauge. So relils to maze hos sagno ds9''s
msut coupl 70
Tbo "a tsucton OF ss yc,.e inilt3y step IN rn
crcrpi bo "ycl To- 10 psesua.t With uroaec return ~
only o. berorguaor bat all sccted i boz Che is 80
tended thc pouoer sci OF heGnlrma!a Company On
,soois on ~ wealth aud enterprise formed In ih cts hey
ng or lie Dms,o -su tno orsniHs o. an eos"e tt ado "a
the pto,4co Of Gu. ,naa Ceuim Aolci, conssn in le
cutting and shipping 20 the UnAea atol"i .',At1, hhoe
60 e,t. Of which thorc -x.s'.
Ts III. us..sa may be pTo,rc el wish s Ae-orycl suc
eAas he drect, u thr Corpnny Alve organized N oo.ou
body at ourrt 80 and spsoiutsa thor general dnetr
sud ssrerinenlsn, MI } A DeBumc scutl'ua" OF ac'
kn1wsdgei ability. aud POI sossug he necessary admin
iir.lyo abs.y 10. such position Mr. Debll1o vii soon
leAys Neyg ok with Ia. nn1 th1 little steamer for the
u tssr future lot Thoy 20 well provided with To
tools orCuos i 60 geqn.is for tho various mrnip
u.aioA TO DO soue through With before Ieg -cle oil tt e
/, ready lot shipu,snt.
Va trust thll sucrea wii. Aicni thi, movement o h
Gastoma Company and ,his in the sud they will 10 richly
repaid COX tao energy hey have III this wise nalo msuifrs
GA WeAns-Iay aAenoon the ia Bonita of her mooras
al he FELTON, Iron WTa aud proceeded lp Tho over ca 40
J iTis zip.
iisr boiler yo.,ti yell making ample a;rim. ini 80 wa
.otksi up thIy r,vou.iDnt P'r mtnu1e, mh>'ns -on
knD.I per hjrr tn rip Ia, ,aa'atpfuy prIvoi IA
,rs,t. t5 ,.,t4,. blts al ~Jttil rlcosrf,.y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18
AMUsE VI ENTs.
NiblO's Garden.

A facile dramatist of two centuries ago expressed
himself Of the conviction that il ID good to laugh at
any rate; and that if straw can tickle man, 1t ia
TN instrument of happiness to him. Mr.. Whea'ley
sways theatrical sraws. His "Satanels" AID En-
chantress1 tickle the immense pubic in variety OF
ways and that il about the best tina. be said OF
them in general terms. AS straws, however, they
certainly show which way the wind Of popular favor
blows; and, though they may not be OF the Kind
which a man submerged in theatrical surict would
clutch at, they DO afford n considerable hold for In
,erest and enter anment in comparison with other
attractions bobbing around. Mr.. Wheatlcy's audi
crces have discovered that some positive merits may
ALWAYS be reckoned upon rs certain Mt his heator'
Tic acting is invariably clever OF its kind, Whatever
the kind nay be. The scenery ID the finest in New
York. Good tasts ia never ailroniod eitheF By the
character Of his plays or the manner of Represent
ing them. Without implying that Mr.. Wheailey Is
in any sense 4 of straw, We insis that lac u IN
bis way al instrument Of bappiuoss-or, rather, that
e is one q he most free and easy manipulators Of
instramens Of happiness that the nmu'emcn'-sees'
ing community has yet encountered. ijF iuiIhei
pursuit OF the metaphor, seo Dryden.
"The EncluuIess" was iroductd lost Monday
evening FOR the irst time this season, aud al grcaI
length. There were periods when general appre-
henlion prey,iied that the performance might no!
conclude 10 time for a repetition On Tuesday evening.
Tie four nets are laden with varieties oil music,
magic. dancing and desultory conversation. The
original piece is well known. The story IL stipend
GUS and the dialogue is wrapped around 1t "iiA
something Of the rank and lu2uriant effect Of a
creeping vine around antique pile. II is OF pow
erfully fragrant MS dramatic rhetoric well can be.
AZ times il is NATURAL bat not too often 10 interfere
with the general design. From the mouths Of Mr.
shewell, Mr.. Rching, Mr.. Lamb aud others, II
ninlly and sweetly recommends ttelf INTO the
pleasant senses Of tho auditors. For tho music we
are bound 10 Say that Mr.. Bale is not imnodera,ely
responsible The greater aud The inferior pari OF II
ia supplied by unother hand. Miss lSchiDgs sings
with her usual skill and receives her customary
tributes. The Chorus lie Quie good. The ballet II
full and il frequently employed. Hias Galetd DIS
played her usual dextcrty, and Mrs. MGrzstu her in
variable grace and elegance. or the scenery We can
speak IN unqualified praise. Mr.. Selwyn is assured
y mater OF large pictonN ehucts whether Of
Landscape or Of architecture. However tried, he is
never found wanting.
The Enehaptrcss" will be represented every even
Ing until further notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

time IL 4. source OF qualification 10 me personally,
"a the representative of the United States TO be able
10 say that in no respect, directly or indirectly in
any agency whatever, has tho Government of the
United States been concerned in this movement from
beginning to end.
II is, therefore, with great satisfaction that we
regard this the spontaneous outbur Of the pOpu'
lar sentiment Of Great Britain, not 20 much in sym
pathy with any political organization on the other
side Of the Atlantic as in testimony to their devotion
TO one great principle. which ought to animate the
people equally in both hemisphsres II il In thai
light moIe particularly that am disposed to atiach
great Importance to ali theee demonstrators lhey
represent feeling which rises above all classes anu
distinctions of nation of rank and looEs smly 10
the rights Of tho human race wherever they eAss'
That is an iudi alton of progress all the world
We Ill America at this moment are gong tnIousb =
critical state inst as the Emperor OF kussa III n,s
conntrv brought about social change OF inc iios'
radical character ia the eudeavor 10 renoVo Wa
called the lowest class OF people rom uo
that had been entaile1 upon them from generaunn9
| long ago In America that struggle has peculiar
intensity and difficulty, because ~ IL uot SinlT
terlaced with contemplated social chanses uu
cause the principle has an nf'liation WIN po'Iie"
no,ycr so intimate that il is hardly possible 10 so'
,ste tLeu without social convulson. IL Is 'hetc.
fore moi ut all surprising that in the different snges
f mia trncee YOU see the whole social system rent
and torn. -, 10. II ,,;auv
But looking at il in philosophical point oil vieT
n seems 10 Inc uOiDluR htOIe h"i 1883 H" /.
eynprt upder tho circumstances, and 1t does 10, 10
any degree dscourge me in my expeSsa.Y%, S 5neS
ultimately that great country Will survive al these
ltemporary difficulties, and will come ont OF TINS
struggle renewed and improved for a career mere
after more fortunate and moro prosperous than De
fore. There has not been time since the found
alton of the Government of the United states ma
this evil has not doomed before the eyes OF oil puhh'
men. They have always looked forward to TN
peculiar state Of things as the one which woul'
bring with it at some time or othei the creates
danger to us That tine has now come. 1t was 10
the sake Of pcsiponing it that the well meant effort
of orr rublic men were directed for long PERIOD
hut have had my doubts whether Oh the who'll
they really consulted the good Of the country u
eiieeting t.at postponement 60 long. Az any ia.e
be that as it may the time has nov come, and W
are 1ass ng through the stage of trial. but have n
doubt that the sympathies of all honest men III a
| paris OF the world will contribute great deal t
soften the severity OF those trials to the person
who ere necessarily engaged in them; shall gay
directions, gentlemen that your address shall b
, forwarded to tho United States by the steame
t which Will depart tomorrow.
TIE deputation then thanked his EScelercy, al
. Withdrew.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

newspaper editor as notorious ns celebrated) wore
O million worth of present precious eiones:
Tine publicity of these ladies and OF their tonettes
your correspondent is not responsible Tor.
Even after all the aewepaIorr vulgarTng o.
their fame In these regards, lie would hesitate
10 refer 10 them under ordinary cirenIn.
stances. BIT note this and lis excuse; The
husband of Madame Girardin and eatual responsible
editor of Ia Press Of Paris hns voluntarily made
himself prominent, by Nogo than half dozen edi-
tora paragraphs within the last three months, AS
generous contributor in relief OF the wants Of the
suneling cotton working classes. Aud how much
do you, pitiful unideazed American charitable,
dollar worshiping "Chss"-iow much do yon
shamefacedly suppose the many times millionaire
GiTardin-Hith accompaniment CT widely resound-
ing newspaper trumpeting-how much | say, do
you humbly ,ess be has given in aid Of the dstros-
ed poor cotton workers Why 50@, TO wit 300
10 begin with; then two other edltorially heralted
dnbbes Of other frsncs amounting IL all to loss .haa
s250;--and nind you, vulgar, dollar-worshiping,
unideal NewYofker, that the atarving Rouen dis
trict was and il nearer Paris than Albany to New
York. France alone goes In for the idea America
alone, for tLa Almighty dollar
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Tnc Atlantic Telegraph Meeting at t:.e
Produce Exchange.

A large md iuGnenhl meeting Of merchants was
held 81 TO Produce Exchange on Tuesday 10 con.
slider Tie Importance OF taking The necessary seps
Tor laulchiug upon another effort TO lay Atlantic
Telegraph cuDie.
JAMfsP. WALLACE, esl. occupied The chair, aud
J. II. iierJick, esq, acted as Secre'ary
lYRUs W FIELD, esq, uniOlled she plan for the
new enterprise al some lehg,b deeply iutsres ing all
present in tho project Of etre suing The cable which
Was 10 mite the two continents lie NJ aed some Of
the difficulties which had 10 be encountered in lie
laying .! the fret cable, got 1t had becDsuccosiuIy
laid and 400 messages transmitted through H. He
reminded tLc produce merchants Of the advantages
w.- % were 10 be derived from Atlantic tel graph,
alsWer 10 the question, "Wll il pay 20 lie said
/, was yTopoeei " misc ESQ 900 in shares OF e.
each. There Were now over 2JJ,OOO miles Of ele-
graph lines in Europe aid America, which would all
De feeders 10 tbs cablc. IL would transmit, accord
,ng too Lest esinat they had obtained, from "
10 - WORDS per mIuuato. The distance from New
fourd3ud to ireland is $40 nautical miles. IL
wclc have 70 work every hour M tho twenty.iour.
THIS enterprise which appealed hot only to
tIer pecuuary interests dlleciy, bat II was also CAL
c4iated 10 promote the peace OF the world Many OF
the most distinguished merchants 10 Europe had sab
,eribed to the stock, and he bad obtained 102 cub.
scrDers TO she stock in this country from the leading
merchants AID bankers.
Mr. Field wss followed by Messrs Archibald Bax.
ter, Wm. T.. Dodge, A. A. Low aud Peter Cooper.
ana recommending the merchants Of 6Gg-loi1 to
Invest stock ia the enterprise
The following resolutions were moysd and lnani.
ruously adopted:
BhGcs Having hoard lhe statement; Jus. made by Cytn
W Field O. TO tho present petition ssd Prospects Of s
Atlantic Telegraph. 80
besired 1hat la 30 present advanced s,ate Of science
apursrs Ills meeting thst there 10 reasonable doubt
tho pactcaby Of esEabi!shns eiegEapac c0mmunies oa
with Europe.
R,hef Thst the success Of such scheme would he pro
duciye OF the most belehca reu TO the ascpiiaa am
Commercial ,ut rests of the Unted states.
res red That ~ Wow tho foregoing II Ia the duty o.
several deps the produce aud Ainp1g insres
represented this Exchange TO give every ereoarase '"'
sad support % tho undoItakiug. -.
lo,l.sd That Committee be apn9in,ed 20 co-ope;ss
M mot choscn the late meeting hnd n the rooms oil tns
Chamber Of Commerce, .or tue puIpose OF procuring SUI
ssflo.ioni 10 t. stock of this enterprise,
Tie following Committee was then elected IN as'
cordaucs with the last resolution:
Archibald Bag'or James T. Wdli'cc David Do~', Csptsin
French r. T. Getiy John j. KingfoIj, h. ~ A0ains Cap
oin Sno =. l.. Sage George d. CTsgn, J.. ". Colsnao
1ho following gentlemen, among others, subscribed
10 the amounts set forth: Robert Thalon, tow; W.
+. Ad.-s, 600; John r. Cook, tlOD.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, MARCH is. 1868

Summer. An ordinary benefit. indeed, is now her
right, according to usage. But benefit ageniousIy
and dsiogenuously prepared, and on fach grounds
~ those which she assumes, is the right Of artet
holding position Ike hers II it were the case Of
any persen else, we shonld Of course speak in tie
same way. The system is monstrouSy bad, All
yerv iriarous to tho homes; Interests of dramatc ar.
The public should never be caolod into wasting It's
hvors.
"London Assurance" is the piece tor this evening.
Miss Provost VIII pay Lady Gay Sp4nker, which IS
said 70 be her best part. We should Judge that tie
animation and yiyaclty which SIZE has dispayed ~
o,hoF characters might here have excellent eject.
Mr.. Charles Walcot will represent Sir Ha7coHt
County, Mir. L. Barrett Dazzle, and Mr.. IA'ieso
Mark hiedaie.
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PORT OF NEw-YoRK....M AAca II
Cleared,

observation-disclosures or jeffrey, Liverpool John .
Dale; Pot0msc Holman Blt'mnr. ii. b. Cromwell co.
Ships-Wts,.rn empire McLaughia, Boston. Hale, L
Canmani Srerilon ]otdsn Liverpool, Snow Burgess,
H. surgess. Williams Hilton Head Del'oneyop. treess,
Mont yideo, John Norton. Albert (brtm klsmp Lon
DON Fuuch Meincke & Wsndt
E.sk.-C emen,ine (Jrem) Klhiken, London. Punch,
1cincte wepd,; Geo Durkee (Brl Anderson, London.
Taos. James Maria Morton OBJ UGqahart London. Muir
docE 4 suythe; Stella tDrsm.l, StengTgte. Bremen, II
koop Co. X. q. ". Dodge, Jarvis. Trinidad. Cuba. g.
r.. j. Feefs lido kimbali Umer CAdz MesSaifS Duncan
Pathfinder Robinson EIibethpori hle,ca Duncan Ella
Adele (b.), Brown Nassau, Jos. Encss
Brig, Prince Of wales Orb PsrtIdge. Havana, r. ID
Brooknan Co; Fannie Butter Bartlett Para Bureee
Everett; Lilly Dao, Earl, Halifax. J. i. Whitney Co
schosu-rs-Aiice, CooIale, Norwhk X 7. King Lsn.
way. Philadelphia J. W. Mckee; d. y. Beyiis Jayne Bal
niofe Merrill Abbott; T.. G. Smith. Gorham. Gloucester
Cro,ye Peyne Caroline Cole, sbee ForlIoss Monroe,
T. D. Hubut Co.; Camilla, Appleby Esdport. d. H. De-
wolf; Matthew Kinney Okier. Washington, Van BIunt 4
alagh: Benjamin Carver Passport Me, Jed Frye Go.
,onn Irens Philadelphia Amanda Moore, SacAess STAN
iold YarEee Blade Woiley. BuoAspor H. T. Buck Co.
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gisastc &c.

Cotfespor dsnos o. The y. \. Tribune. -
IU,G..aruN n J rarch ~ 1863
The trlr Fncr T. IN collision With the sChr Da
yd " Fuster Capt Townso' Friday sht, Oh BarDesN
iu,t tthug h.l the board side her oowspitt outtnt
away pa hoy Hhou5s her y,wi boat and he's
eutir - p dopa the Asou and carving one man over
board Ahp The Ein0l lost only her JioOoou Sns
we loaded With coal hound iro Phsdelphis New YORK
The Foster 40 into Little * Harber Inlet todayi sns
was New-Nork 10 Alexandria, loaded with hay bat
viii be Tai auVd here eld proceed on h1r voyage.
To .,hr Harriet Lt~is, bsiore reported sunk hat oes'
mt 3D. lud - taking IL balas' VIII saA for Ne'bfork
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bort e. tOag0cna' Noilre.
SrArR 90 NKw.NoRK
Inal.M AnuNNnl DrnnR No ~ w !

PoRT-W ,RpSSs OFucE. No. 10. WshS
NOTICE q hcrOby giyen, in accordance WIZ
u section o. the Act passed ApEi A. 1857 entitled An
Vet TO ReorgtLe Waraess Ohes OF the Port OF Es
Ho- AL persona Interested in, having charge o. ~,
or such inquiry esamtnation OF survey -.
hu follow i.g vessels ate under examination Oy tno
.r0ens aud hat che laid surveys examinations WI @
roml.ed witha ten day. as .ucessding this notice on
hoard snd yesss.s; Ar, An
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ship London ~
bbtk roYd.
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Br.g N Slow
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schooner tSySo. :. 80
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