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RY NJ. X. WALSH a CO, AuctiOnsers.
- 2s3 fennsylys1is sy., corner 10th street.
TOYS, TOYS; TOYS. AND CHRISTMAS PRES

ENTs, AT AUCTION
On MONDAY MORNING, December IL. at 70
O'Clock We Will sell, at our sales room, very ne
assortment Of Toys. and name In part
Elegant China Dinner and Tea Sets watch
Stsnds, Gift Cups and Saucers, China and Marble
Ornaments. Boxes, Tumbling Figures, hne Wax
and China ii cad Crying Dolls. Doll Heals, Mag
netic Toys Harmonious, Wagons, Horses. Mnles,
hne China Vases in sets to match, CT -cks Games
Building Blocks, &c, &C together with = general
assortment of Fancy Goods suitable for the coming
Holidays.
fine assortment 81 Silver Plated Ware.
The whole 20 he seld without reserve
~ The Ladies' are invited 10 attend.
Terms cash.
de 1877 NIX WALSH a CO A,c..
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IHE CUTTISG AND MANNING CAsE-Tbis
morning, the case Of Howard Causely, who
s'dhos charged with assault, with intent to Kill
Lewis W Thomas, by cutting and manning
INN WIFE nzor on the 5th December ist5
was called for hearing by Justice Thomnsor'
TN the day OF arrest Causely was held 20 baiI
IN $3.50 for his appearance yesterday The
parties appeared, and the case was further
arrival OF witness, who appeared and testi-
fed, and Justice Thompson sent the case to
court The facts related by the witnesses are
that the parties met the street and had q
quarrel about the collection of debt. Thomas
advanced upon Causely and struck at him
Causely drew razor from his pocket and in
riCted very ngly wound across Thomas's
head and face. Both parties are cOlored.
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AUCTION SALES.
RYw. b. LEWIS a CO., Auctioneer,.
- No. 301 Pennsylvania avenue

. sst%NTaniSS, &C. 81 SkpER OF I. 3. Hakr.
MoSDRY SHSTl DBL pe1sEb.r 10 ,m .e,o,s a.
our tore we shall sell the best assortment Of ns
LADIES CL0TRISG-Pisin and Figured Elk
Dresses, Velvet Dresses. Merino and Deiaine and
ether dresses. Lsdies tine Goats, Cloaks, shsvls,
MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING FINE BIsct
trOck Coats. Beaver, Pilot asd other Ovsreoat-,
Pants, Shirts, Drawers, &c.
Also,
Lots OF fret rate Bedding. Blankets. Quiit. Mar
settles Spreads, sheets Comforts, &C.
Guns. Pistols, Musical Instruments.
r Fine Gold Wstches. Chsins. &c
Wewould call particular attention 60 this sale,
all the Goods are of the best quality.
3D. de lChron.l W. u. LEWIS CO.. Aucts
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uELMBoLDSEXTRAC BUCHU gives hesith
II and yigor to the frame and blood to the pallid
cheek. Debility fs accom- panied by many alarming
symptoms, and IL ne omitted to. con-
sumption, insanity or epileptic ats en5ue, no
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w GOD AND AL.

w GOD AND GOAL a,......
have now on hand one Of the largest and best
assorted stock of WOOD and COAL in the District,
at the lowest market price.
Coal delivered clean and full weight
Wood saved and split in any length and size.
BALTIMORE co. COAL, table for Radiators,
lbs, delivered. : :. -
-. VIM GUINAND,
Yard corner lst street east and street south,
Capitol Hill; Wharf foet of 4th street east, Navy
Yard. a de Ii-2t-
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EsTkURAHT AND OYSTER SALOON FOR
i m s.LE-Inauir' At the esFnsr Of On s,s
FOR RENT-ou street, q BRICK HOUSE,
Al. containing contain. four rooms. Call at Hoas inai-
FOR RENT-UNTURNTsHED HOUSE; twelve
rooms water and eaiB MAfHfEyksGGER co.
IL SEQ 7th street, between d and &.
E0RsALE-The Good viii, Fixtures. and L.a.e
T Ts.[ 3. IT.. Apply s.saO New jersey ,yenas,
For kEST.To family Without children, 2far.
SO 10th ST., between N and n, at SIS per month.
gE9R RENT--T~o neat PARL0Rs, With Cham
third door west Of 18th street. Car; pas. the
FOR sALE-A small HOTEL AND REseAUR-
! ANT, with splendid Bar. fur nished Throughout.
Lease and lov rent. Patent Rights fer sale or ex-
!0r stT; sSi 18th street.
II OOMS FOR KENT-On the corner of isI, and
de Streets furnished or unfinished No. ase.
II EsTAURANT, STOCK, FIXTURES. AND
H6MEhnf for s sse For insorms'iOn apply ser
EkEkS i ne q the mG ss;sIf r, EEsI
through the eso,ssfoan Post one. de last.
t'QR RENT-!ypfnrnishtd ROOMS, upon the
INQUIRE at liz Pa. avenue. between 18th and sofh
streets. de l5-3t-
EoR RENT-A handsomely- furnished BED.
I ROOM with use of the parlor. at No 81 InIi-
sna avenue, bet 81 and Az sts, opposite City Hall.
Street cars pass tine door. de l5-st'
LTOR RENT-A new BRICK HOUSE on IL street,
Inc onI r rne With nSI
telegraph Office APP Penna av de 1887
FOR REN1-Four Unfurnished ROOMS three
y % first and one second floor, with gas. de-
sirahie for hCusekeeping. Term; moderate Ap
streets. de IA-2tf
E'OR RENT-A three-story BRICK HOUSE,
tanning ten rooms. Inquire of P. SHOEMAKE,
atF Orme's, corner 18th and B streets north.
de l5-3t' q.
L 18th street, Island. large enough for make gn-d
Boarding house. Also, one near 9th STREET, Penn
sy,yaeis ayenne East Capitol. Inquire at DE;
10th streets. de l5-3t"
FOR sALE-A GROCERY STORE in a good
U neighhorhood, doing good business Terms
splendid chance for small capital Inquire at
Star Office or of JOHN @. SKATER, Leather
Ds.lsT; No. $50 D street, between s'h and 9Th
FOR RENT.-A Furnished DOUBLE PARLOR.
I together With Furnished BED ROOM; heater,
water and gas in the house The room. are suitable
hcI hood, Inquire at sea street. between 9Th and
cars or address Box SIS Post once. de is'Ms
FOR RENT-Thst desirable RESIDENCE. sit
L uated at Fort COrcnran. opposite GenrGetpwn,
Lately GSTPisa 10y hs un Mat st ro e.
with exec llent Ioads. The house is commodious,
the location beautiful, commanding one Of the
also fine flower and vegetable Garden, Stables,
Carriage House; Parn: Ice House &C., &c. Terms
J. B0GUE, cor. High and Bridge streets, Gaorge-
.oWn. ne 10 u
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DIAE0S-Tbe celebrated Grand and Square Pr
Il AMOS frOIa the maDufsctoTy of VIM
knabe Co Baltimore, are only for sale ~
and rent at 10. 49s 18th street, above PattfSIV
de - l0tr Is G.. RFTCHENBkCH
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ET~yRs AND OTHER WRITINGS OFJAs
"a - TRAECK TAYLOR
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% . OOsf AuCttOue6fU.
FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON IsI STREET.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, December 18th,
At 81 O'Clock, on the premises. we shall cell the
south half .f Lot s. In square rs fronting Is feet
inches 1874 street west, between and ID
streets. Running back los feet l01s inrbes 20 q 20
foot alley; improved by Frame Dselli.g Hosse,
containing nine rooms. furnished with clothes
closet. and having also two one story Buildings
fronting on the alley. -
Terms One third cash: balance in q and IL
msnths with interest and deferred payments 10 be
secured BY deed Of trust on the property.
Conveya ncfng and stamps at purchasers eK-
pense.
de Ia d j. c. MCGUIRE & CO, Aucts
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GALE OF sERyICEABJE AND DAMAGED
- HOSPITAL PROPERTY.
O. W. BOTELER, JR., AUCTIONEER

AsdtcnE Phrrey0r's Once,
WdshinsfoH. d. c , December Is, 1855
VIII be sold at Public Auction, in this city at
Warehouses, Eighteenth and X streets, on FRI
DAY December ~, 1855. At 10 o'clock a. m q large
quantity OF ServiceAbe and Damaged Hospital
Property. consisting of Blankets, sheets Hair Pill
lows, Bed Sacks. &c.
Purchasers will be required to pay for and re.
move property within forty gh hours from termi-
nation of sale c. SUTHERLAND
de lost Surgeon e s A Med Puryeyor
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT

Growers THEATER.-Mrs. ID. p. Bowers as
1Leah" in the thrilling drama OF Leah the
forsaken-n and Mile Augusta In q charming
GancP.
CANTERBURY.--An immense programme OF
ballet, songs, burlesque, pantomirne, the drama
OF 1.-The Dumb Man OF Manchester" and host
OF other attractions. Matinee this afternoon.
ODD PILLOWS HALL eth street.-Ladies fair
for the benefit of the Washington Protestant
Orphan Asylum. Music, rare and fancy arti-
Giles for sale, and the most charming attend
ants.
SKAToS HALL.-Second and last night OF the
Panorama of Ireland. Proceeds for the benefit
of the schools OF the Immaculate Conception
Church.
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e lNGLE,
V. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Ne So Louisiana Avenue, above Sixth Stree
&C Aly WASHINGTON, ID. o
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IlY GROWN, WALKER CO, Auctioneor.

I'M SCHUONER AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, December the 18th. a 3 d m az
the foot ef 9Th street wharf, will SELL that ex
ceilrbt Schooner Kate, 90 tons burden. Also, at
the same time and place Navy built Copper fAsten
Boat in good order.
Sale without reserve.
Terms cash.
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II RSt FURS.i
We have now on consignment from q New York
House large stock OF LADIES and CHILDBEN'S
FURS Of every desert ption, which offer at New
York manufacturing prices.
LANSBURGH BRO,
no a5-1m 313 and Sis Seventh street.
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Washisston. o. C.. December N. 1855 I
VIII be sold at public auction, on the premises.
Jas Moore. Q. N on MONDAY, December
Is, 1855. ut o'clo~k p M,
One nb ARMORY, 20 by ~ feet,
Situated At Rush Barrsck, south Of the Navy De-
partment, near the corner Of 18th and Streets In
this city.
The Building will he snld to the hi CHEST bidder,
END must be removed within fifteen days from
date OF sale.
Terms cash, In Government funds.
ID. II. RUCKER
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10y NAGLE co, AuctIoneers
- Sales rooms No. 267 Pennsy lvania avenue
'.-. corner OF nth street.
Maggie Co. will give their personal stter tiou 20
the sale OF Real Estate and Household Furniture at
the residence of families declining hossekeer ri ng
Afro, to the sales OF stocks Of Groceries and Mer-
chsndise Of every description, Horses, Carriages.
Harness. &c. .-rr dec Lily
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10y PLANT 4 CO, AuctiOneers.

On MONDAY, December 18th, at 10 o'clock g.
m, At No. 43913 18th street, near street north,
shall sell a general assortment Of Furniture the
property VI gentleman declining house keeping,
intending
Carpets, Shades. Lounges, Bedsteais, Mattresses
Feather Pillows, Blankets, &C., &c.
Terms Of sale cash
Goods must be removed Immediately after the
sale. PLANT a co Aucts
de ls2' $50 street, betw. 9Th and 10th.
GALE or GOVERNMENT ARMORy
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GALE OF HOsPITAL PROPERTY AT FOO
- TRESS MONROE, VA.
c. W. BOTELER, JR., AUCTIoNEER.

VT m EplCAL rDkS YES VfFiCk,
Will be sold at the UNITED STATES GENE
RAL HoSPlTAL. near Fortress Monroe, Va, all
tue appliances pertaining to that establishments
consisting of seryiceabe articles OF Bedding, viz:
blankets. sheets. BedsaCks. Countsrpanes. Hair
Pillows and N Mattresses, Towels, Shirts. Drawers
Iron Bedste ads, and an assortment of Table and
Kitchen Furniture; also. Medicines, Books SO
ssle 10 commence on WEDNESDAY. the 9th inst .
at lIsllock. and 10 continue daily until all the
PR perty 10 dis posed of.
Terms-Casb.
Purchasers will be required TO pay for and re-
move property within forty eight hours from ter
mination of sale.
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CRATES

The most beautiful and best assortment in the
city: Just from factory for ladies' girls
and boys pleasure and the most acre ptahIe ores
ent which can be made for tho coming hold avs al
J. ID. EDMOND & Co,
Ge sim No. 81 3 7th street.
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de I6-dts Surg. q. 8. A and Med. Purveyor

10y WIN. l.. WALL & CO, Auctinneers
- Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar
9S La. av., between 9Th and 10th sts
We will sell at our Bazaar, No IS Louisiana
DAY, December 18th
One pair Bay Homes. seven and eight years old !;
or family horses.
One Barouche Carriage, in good order
One sett Double Harness, In good order
They will be sold TO pay charges aud livery
MICH. KEvANER.
del WIN L. WALL, co Aurts
n Il III
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-12-07
Affairs in South America.

New YORK, December 2.-Advices have
been received from Rio Janeiro to the 4th
ult., brought by the steamship Havana.
This is the opening of regular communica,
route. 1t was the confident expectation
at Rio Janeiro that the war with Paraguay
would soon be over, the late victories Of
the allied forces over the Paraguayans
being regarded as decisive. The latter
had received another repulse at Corricntes
Prof. Agassiz was, at last accounts, follow
ing the upward course of the Amazon
River. He had made some important
scientific discoveries, having added to
his list some sixty new species of fish.
1t was the impression at Rio Janciro that
there would be large immigration into
Brazil from the United States, and the
Southern gentlemen who had gone out
with view to arrange for colonization
parties, had met with a cordial welcome at
the hands Of the public authorities.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, December 3.-Senator Will
son has prepared bill, and will press it to
an early vote, repeating all laws in the
South which recognize inequalities in civil
rights and immunities in consequence of
distinction or difference of color, race or
descent.
The Republican caucus renominated
Hon. Schuyler Colfax for Speaker and Mr..
McPherson for Clerk by acclamation. All
the other incumbents were renominated
expecting the postmaster.
No Southern members were admitted to
the caucus.
A resolution was unanimously adopted,
to be offered in both Houses, for the ap-
pointment of a committee of fifteen to
consid er the condition Of the so-called
Confederate States, and report whether
any Of them are entitled to representation.
No member will be admitted until such
report be made and acted upon by Con-
gress.
special despatch to the New York
Necs, dated Washington, December l,
the English Government has made a
formal demand upon Mr.. Seward for the
suppression Of all public Fenian demon
strations, and that the failure to do so will
be regarded as hostile act. This demand
is based upon disclosures recently made in
England, relative to the strength and
object of the Fenian movement, and the
matter was considered in the Cabinet
meeting to-day. The Radicals are getting
somewhat uneasy.
It is reported that tho President has
communicated to Senator Doolittle enough
of his plans to encourage the Conserve
tives in the belief that some Of the Southern
members may be admitted during the
session. The movement in favor Of Mr..
Raymond, for Chairman Of the Ways and
Means Committee, in place of Mr.. Stevens,
promises to succeed, but is not certain yet.
The recent reported evacuation of Chi
huahua and Sinoloa by the French, is not
believed by those best informed on Mexican
affairs. The French are known to be in
strong force ut Monterey and Durango,
and the reported evacuation was probably
strategic movement.
The report was not credited by the
Cabinet There il q quorum of members
now here, and both houses will be organic
ed on Monday, ready to receive the Presi-
dents message. Mr.. Colfax's reelection
Is regarded as so certain that he receives
numerous requests for favors of various
kinds III the gift Of the Speaker.
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TRIAL OF JEFFERSON DAv1s.2The New
York Commercials Washington correspon-
dent says:
The last on dat is that General Butler is
preparing the legal authorities for the ar
raignment and trial Of Jefferson Davis
before court-martial, which will be held
in accordance with the demand Of ma
jority Of the members Of Congress. Per
haps this is mere canard, but there are
some reasons adduced to show that it may
be founded on fact. The General appears
to have buried the hatchet at the War De-
partmcnt, and he is now on the best Of
terms, apparently, with Mr.. Stanton, who
did not love him in times past. We shall
see in due time what rintende cordiole will
produce.
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The Constitutional Amendment Ra-
tilted by North Carolina.

WASHINGTON, December 1.-The Presi-
dent, tonight, received the following de-
spatch:
RALEIGH, N. c., December 1.
To the President of the United States:
SIR: The Legislature has ratified, with
but six dissenting votes, the Congressional
amendment abolishing slavery. Five
judges have been elected-au good selec-
tions. Three Of my provisional appoint
ments have been confirmed.
ISigned] w. w. HOLDEN,
Provisional Governor.
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INCREASE OF; THE. STANDING ARMY.-A
bill will undoubtedly be brought before
through, inasmuch as it is reasonable in
every particular, providing for q standing
army Of $4,000 men, which will require the
addition Of twenty-one regiments OF in
fantry, three regiments OF cavalry, and
two of artillery.
In the Missouri House, last week, series
of resolutions favoripg negro suffrage
were introduced, and, after some discus
sion, indefinitely postponed, by vote of
fifty-three to fifty-one. A large number of
radicals voted for the postponement.
A Colonel, brother of q Major General,
who had excellent chances in the South
for about six months, was found to be
worth 100000 at his death. His brother
thinks the war closed out two years too
soon.
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EAsToN, December IA terrible acci-
dent occurred West of White House,
to-day. A coal train going up grade
broke in half, and the rear cars ran back
down the grade. The express train came
it. The engineer and firemen jumped off
and were not injured. The first passenger
car was driven through the baggage car,
and thirty or forty persons killed or wound
ed who occupied this car.
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COMMERCIAL.

New YonK, December 2.-The receipts
of cotton have been 1927 bales The mar
ket continued dull, and prices ruled even
more irregular, closing entirely nominal,
with holders anxious to realize. The sales
were about $500 bales, at 37Gl3Sc for
ordinary; 50@51c. for middling; and SEA
53c. for good middling.
Prime cochineal was scarce and mostly
wanted. Prices were firm with n good
business at our quotations, as follows
Honduras, per pound, s1.30t0$1.45: Mexi-
can, S1.101S1.25; and Tcneriffc and Cura-
Goa, s1.35@s1.45.
Government securities, to-day, have
gone up, with 4 strong demand. At the
Board, skies, of 1861, went up 5; five-twen-
ties, 1862, !; sevcrl-thirtics, !. Money de-
cidedly easier, without any change in the
rates. The Sub-Treasury has been re-
deeming S per cent. notes in greenbacks
of the Government and National currency,
stood almost unchanged at 4S, but finally
nominal demand for customs, and very
slight one for expectation.
CHARLESTON, December 4.-Cotton mar
ket stiff, but sales small. We continue our
previous quotations, at 45G46c. for mid
ding; 47c. for strict middling, and 49c. for
good middling.
WILMINGTON, December 2-Sales of six
bales repacked cotton, at 35G140c.; one bale
low middling, at 423c.; 16 bales midding,
at 43@I431; 81 bbls. tar, at s3.15; GO bbis
crude turpentine. at IS, %; 200 bbls. COM
mon rosin, at 81. 80; 80 bbls spirits turpen-
tine, at 60c., and 40 bbls. colored at 52Q955c.
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Conflict Between Militia and Negroes.

GRENADA, MISSISSIPPI, November 3d.
A collision took place here last night, be-
tween party of the State militia searching
for arms among the freedmen, and squad
Of negroes, assisted by some colored
soldiers. Several of the militia were
wounded, one severely. Large numbers
of muskets, ammunition, &c, were found
and taken from negroes.
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The gun-boat Chickamauga, sunk by the
Confederates in Cape Fair River, below
Wilmington, North Carolina, on the cap
ture of Forts Fisher and Caswell, by the
national troops, in January last, has been
raised and taken to Wilmington for over
hauling and repairs. She is a screw
steamer, and her machinery is said to be
still in excellent condition. The Chicka-
mauga's career was short but quite a
successful one.
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Great Fire i'm New York.

New YORK, December "A fire which
occurred early this morning, on State
street, destroyed three large bonded ware
houses, together with 1000 bales of cotton
and other merchandise. The buildings
were six stories, and are complete ruins.
It is reported that seven or eight firemcn
were killed by falling walls. The loss is
estimated at nearly 50, 100000.
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MoBns, December 1.-The Times has
reliable information that 4, OGO bales Of Go
vernment cotton we're destroyed by fire, at
Columbus, mississippi, on the 25th Of No
vember. 1t was the work Of an incendiary.
Loss about 81 600, 600.
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The Baton Ronge Adrocate, of the goth
nltiino,. says: 1t is reported that Mr.
Batchclor, Of Clinton, shot and instantly
Killed the surgeon of the United States
troops stationed Il. Clinton
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TO Rent.

A WELL-SETTLED PLANTATION, con-
n sisting of about 1 500 acres of Land
$50 of which are cleared, and the remain
der we'll timbered. On the said plantation
are Il Saw Mill, Grist Mill and Gin, pro-
PEELED by water power. Situated in the
fork of the Congaree and Wateree Rivers,
on the South Carolina Railroad, about one
mile from KinGsvillc and q mile and half
from Gadsden. Location healthy and all
the buildings III good condition, capable of
accommodating between fifty and seventy
five lahorers. On the promises, also, is
good Overscer's House. The said property
can be rented on shares with owners, or
the whole, if desired. apply to
Dec T G. HAWAIIAN & WARLEY.
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