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Fire I'm BrOOklyn-valuable Horses
Io@t-Man Killed.

New YORK, July 3.-Thc extensive Sta
bles of S. C. Jackson in Brooklyn were
burned last night, and many horses persisted
in the flames. Among these was the Hamil-
tonian stallion Mystery, valued at four
thousand dollars Red Jacket, Sunshine,
and other valuable horses. Edward Clark,
a fireman, was run over by an engine in the
vicinity of the fire and killed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-04
T., Alleged Criminal Mutilatcd and
Rurued fO Death.

,ror.rA, July 2.-The Savannah Ne,cS
...j H.r1W of this morning says: A freed
,,,n wa, arrested at Macon for the murder
~ woman in Wilkinson county, and was
j,arrft back TO the scene of the outrage.
Amer the mutilation Of portion of his
f.,dy he was bound 10 a tree, surrounded
l,y i,rp,S, and burned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-04

DISCRETION DAY AT THE ACADEMY OF
the VISITATION, GEoRG ETowS.-On Mon
day afternoon the annual distribution took
place. \ large crowd was present. Presi-
dent Johnson conferred the honors. The
following ladies from Virginia received sill
yermcdalS, namely: Miss Blanche Ashby,
Miss Mamie Cockerille, Miss Florence
Moore, Miss Josephine Dowell.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-04

THE HAY Crop OF PENNsYLvANIA.-Thc
grass crop of Pennsylvania is represented
- be the largest ever gathered. The
weather has been exceedingly favorable to
the growth of grass, and the bountiiul sup
ply should bring down the price of hay and
make a good time for horses and horse
men generally.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-04

COLONEL L. ii. HoPKINs.-This gentle
man, one of the most prominent members
of the Petersburg bar, takes his departure
this morning, we understand, for his new
home in Abingdon, Va.-Petersbrg En-
press, Sd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-04
News from New Orleans.

NV ORLEANS, July l.-Generals Stccd-
man and Fullerton, commissioners for in
rr,,igl,ins the affairs Of the Freedmen'S
Bureau, and i corps of correspondents ar
-Ired this evening.
TNo Justices arrested at Eidalia, La.
under the Civil Rights bill have been
brought here Tor trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-04
Fire I'm Boston.

B,>roN, July IA very destructive fire
occurred in East Boston this afternoon.
SINE half dozen dwelling-houses were
ir,'roycd. The loss is about one hundred
thousand dollars, with an insurance of fifty
,Gou,Aud dollars.
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G. mere are nineteen brides At Union Hall,
o'sa.a'"ga, and correspondent who speaks
- 'lie'r movements says: "The fact 10 that
"tse nineteen couples are too funny for
"hy'hing, and they know IT,"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-04
senator Lane not Dead-Law Library
-Adtourned over for the Fourth.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-Senator Lane did
not die Immediately. 4 Leavenworth
dispatch says he was alive at latest ac-
counts, but unconscious, and without hopes
of recovery.
The joint resolution authorizing the pur-
chase, for FIVE thousand dollars, Of the law
library of James NJ. Pettigru, of South
Carolina, has passed the Senate.
Congress has adjourned over until Thurs
dow
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-04

WAC IT WAs!-The name Of the party
for -hom the place was asked by Forney
is Henry J. Stebbins, Esq, New York
banker, and member Of the Thirty eighth
Congress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-04

ELECTION IN PoRTsNoUTH.-E. W. Mas
rps l was elected corporation judge OF
a,,oDf'smou,h, Va, on Saturday last. His
opponents were J. S. Stubs and J. Muir
laugh. The Judge elect win hold his first
'ouft Oh Thursday the 9Th instant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-04
Romance In the Life OF Stakeholder,

from the Lafayette Una SouTleI, juno 49,
Miller, the alleged Clinton county safe
robber, now under confinement in our
county Jail, has romantic history. He is
Il fine looking mana splendid specimen OF
physical development, large black eyes,
and noble forehead. In personal appear
ance he is to-day the finest looking man
in Lafayette. He is about thirty-seven
years of age. In his early manhood he
won the hand of celebrated belle in one
of the largest cities of the northwest =; but
on account of the unCompromiSing opposi-
ton of her relatives, the marriage was
celebrated ciandestinely in the presence Of
three chosen friends. 1t was not made
public until year after. They were
very happy in their domestic relations. He
had plenty of money and property, and he
surrounded his young wife with every
comfort and luxury which his unlimited
means could command. He protested to
be "speculator," fought the tiger in the
genteel way, according to the rules and
regulations of the Chicago Board of Trade.
He was frequently absent from home, but
always on some plausible excuse, and even
after his arrest and confinement in Jail she
chung to him with undiminished faith, and
has been untiring in her efforts to obtain
his release. He has been in Jail for
months, and few days since the efforts OF
the devoted wife were crowned with sue
cess in securing his admission to bail. She
came to Lafayette with collaterals in the
shape of United States bonds and real
estate mortgages to the amount OF sixty
thousand dollars; but there is many slip
between the cup and the lip. He had no
sooner obtained his liberty on the Clinton
county charge than another warrant was
served on him by Sheriff Colegrove for
the robbing of a safe in Blutfton, wells
county. There is still another charge
against the prisoner-that Of robbing a
safe in Decatur county, Ill. The wife,
who believes him innocent and the victim
of a malicious persecution, was completely
crushed by the re-arrest of her husband !;
but instead of fainting in the highest style
of the art, behaved like sensible woman,
as she is, and Immediately set to work to
meet the difficulties Of the situation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LOT, ON THE NORTH
b SIDE OF GRACE, BETWEEN FOU- IA
We offer Tor sale that beautiful LOT loca ted III
as above, adjoining the residence of Mr.. Benjamin
sutton, fronting thirty two feet, running back one
hundred and fifty five feet to all alley. Terms rea-
iy s"st HHsaRRiSoN, GODDIN & APPERSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-04
General MagPuder Wants Paraon-
What he says Of Mexico.

WASHINGTON, July "a letter has been
received here from Major General Magru-
der, late Of the Confederate army, asking
a friend to iptercede with tho United
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FREDERICK HALL, LOUISA COUNTY. VA.,l
IN ls6H &

FREDERICK HALL, LOUISA County. vA,(
January 10, 1866.
Gentlemen,-You very kind communication OF the
9Th OF the present month Is received. thank you
kindly for the high esteem and appreciation oil my
deceased broth er, DIT. Rennolds, ofStaunton, rs
physician am free to state that IL would give m.
great satisfaction to bestow upon the people Of his
country at least, without remuneration, so great
benefit az the recipe for the Rennolds HespAtic
Pills, which are acknowledged to be ny you and
many others. In fact, II was my original intention
to publish II to the world gratuitously, butwhen
take into consideration that the late war has left
me and my family, consisting OF my wife and three
Young children, in n comparatively destitute con.
dition and beside being far advanced in life, fee
that il is q duty owe to myself and family TO reap
some pee uniary benefit from this recipe. hope ut
some future day to be able to bestow 1t as gin
on every one. . 40
shaft take steps very soon to have the plls
ma mn featured on large scale, and hope, through
the influence Of your recommendations and The
merit of the pill, be soon able To place them IN
the reach of every one. These pills cannot be sold
as cheap AS pills generally are. on account OF
the cost of the material OF which they ar.
made but when you take into consideration that
one is dose, and their certain and etf.ctual &C
ton, do not think you will consider them costly.
My brother sold them readily at rfty cents per
dozen.
lam, gentlemen, very respectfully yours,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-04

THE RICHMOND TRUNK FAC
l. TORY, No. 1870 Main, between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets, at Powell Co. $ auction
les OF fine and common TRUNKS, to be sold at
the lowest prices. TRUNKS REPAIRED in the
best manner, and covers made Al short notice.
jy Sims
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lam, gentlemen, very respectfully yours,
WILLIAM REYNOLDS

certify that myself and family have been In tt.
habit OF using DR.. T. Rennolds's Hepatic Pills for
. long time, and have never had any occasion even
to try any other, for they have uniformly answered
all the purposes Of family pill. ! could say
great deal In their favor, but take II for granted
that what have said will induce others 10 try
them and IL so, their experience, lhave no doubt,
will accord with mine. A. J. GARBER.
STACsToS, January s, 1855.
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VNHE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
l. TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
80 ed IN carr


MONEY AND VALUABLE PACKAGES
to and from New York, st. Louis, and intermediate
points, and as far south as Atlanta, Ga. In order
to afford the most ample security to shippers, 1t has
effected
AN INSURANCE OF FIVE HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS
ON the money chests of the company by each train,
with several leading insurance companies, such IA
TIE SUN, SECURITY, MANHATTAN, METRO
POLITAN, AND PHOENIX,
whose aggregate capital and assets amount to
FIFTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
Shippers thus insured against common car
riers' risk and a security is afforded never before
offered by any express company. For this
NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE Is MADE.
THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPORTA-
TION COMPANY
Is now prepared To do business as
CHEAPLY, EFFICIENTLY, AND SECURELY
as can be done by any other company.
J. L. JOHNSTON, President.
B. 7. FIcKLrS, General superintendent
nv 2l-eodts
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The following is An extract Of letter from DIR.
T stribliug, the distinguished superintendent OF
the Western Lunatic Asylum at Stanton, to Mr.
Rennolds:
AZ an humble member Of my profession, and n
friend IN the afflicted ereryDhsTe, respectfully
unite in the request TINT has been made by Others
that you ,ciI publish il to the tcortd."
Although have not had occasion TO use the pills
which were prepared by the late pr. Rennolds,
am satisfied from what have heard IRON gentle
men who have used them that they are 4 va nabl.
medicine, and therefore cordially unite in the re-
quest for the publication of the recipe.
ALEXANDER II. II. stuart,
January 8, 1855. stanton, Va.
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DR.. T. Rennolds having been my family phyxi
clan up to the time OF his death, which occurred
about two years ago, have had frequent oppor-
tunties TO experience and witness the effects OF HE
Hepatic Pin and do not hesitate to state that /
believe they are the best medicine OF the kind ia
has ever been used in this section "a country. Ny
neighbors use them, and think much OF them ~
do WILLIAM j. ID. BELL.
AUGUSTA COUNTY. VA.
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MOTTO f. Our MIR.
| WspryyYAKyR having determined to resume
business at Char iottesvlle this fail. we will pro-
coed wind up our business IN this city as cary =
n oTHING. GENTLEMEN'S FURNl sHlS q
GOODS, TRUNKS, &c, &c, embracing variety
OF Fresh and Fashionable Goods, purchased under
most favorable circumstances, Al Cosi FUN
CASH -,
All persons indebted to us will please call and
settle their accounts, and II any one has claim
upon us We shall he obliged by an early presenta-
ton OF il. WERIEN bAhEh u WlLLlANS.
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TNAKE NOTICE YE CITIZENS OF
| Manchester, Chesterfield, and the surround
ing country, that -
BURNETT & MORRISSETT,
Hull street, opposite Town Hall,
Manchester, Va,
have lust received and have for sale ffty barrels
FAMILY, EXTRA, AND SUPERFlNE FLoUR.
Also, large assortment of
COFFEE, SUGAR, BACON, LARD, BUTTER,
WINES, LIQUORS,
and variety Of every article usually found IN
dr. class establishment. y Us
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-04

A TTENTION, HOWITZERS = All
N members OF the three HOWITZER COMPA-
MES are requested to assemble Oh Broad street by
st. Johns Church, at o'clock on the MORNING
of the 4th. for the purpose OF proceeding TO Oak
wood Cemetery to unite in the memorial labors at
that place HENRY HUDNALL,
iy At Chairman.
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DECEIVING ANOTHER SUPPLY
Il Of those beautiful Psrior Suites, sossxo" ~
and Walnut. IN Broea,slis snd ris .. nj ssd
other nns aha su0''' FRENCH 4 cREysHAw.
corner Ninth and Main streets Twp saAHF
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STANTON. Va, January s. 1885.
! take great pleasure IN stating that have been
in the habit Of using DR.. I. Rennolds's Hepatic
them in every respect superior TO any medicine OF
the kind. have been engaged for acme time in
the iron business which rendered IL necessary 10
have many persons In my employ. have usei
these pills among them with great success,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-04

Persons troubled With Torpid Liver, Constpa
RennoiJs's Hspaiic Pills, Membsrs Of my family
have been greatly benefited BY their uss
GEORGE [. PEYroN.
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Price, PITY CENTS per box.
To be had OF all druggists and dealers In uiedi-
cline everywsro.
PURCELL, LADp %. Drasgis!s,
General Agents for thu Proprieior.is,
~ eoyasr Main and rhirsssnth streets,
mvis Richmond, Va.
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hereby certify that / have used, both TOT my.
self and il, my family. DIR. r. Rennolds's HspAIi.
Pills, and truly cay their action Is more sNcicht
and satisfactory than any ,Ss ss ssr
family kesp and use them. These Pills never
grine Nothing ID claimed for them more than they
~ As BENJAMIN CRAWFORD,
~0o0t0 Staunton, Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-24
Love on the Brain.

The following lively description trom
The atlanta Ero) Of the peculiar 'ensa
lions attending this maady will enable all
persons 10 Judge Of lis approach, and 10
remedy the evil
Ordinarily, the patient. while laborlng
under this disease is unfit for business.
There is a sort OF a wil.o' lhe.wisp hg-
urs dancing before his distorted vision
coming between him and hs lnbor, unfit
ling him for sober computation OF units
and tens, and making BsIsam OF him
generally. He suffers loss Of appetite
to The intense qualification OF bis landiady.
He looks upon bacon and greens with ui'
ira contempt, and wants something more
ethereal. He thinks abou! ihs honey
dew Of Hybla, and wishes some Of the
drug stores in town had supply. lie
studies Byron and Moore, and quotes
1 from each with remark able facility. Lal'
la Rookh becomes iavUTite, especially
certain portion Of the FIRE "or>hiPpers.
T1e disease is confined TO no parucu.
lar age or station. We had an attack OF
i, wien aboul fifteen. Ii was so severe
that our mother wanted 10 give US para
goIic. We told her the pain was not so
low down. We recovered'in course OF
lime Once il broke out full in the shape
Of certain question 10 a cer'sn lazy
She ans cred in a monosyable OF two
letters. II brought Us 10 our senses. II
swept the mist from our eyes like fog be.
fore hurricane. We hadn't expected
anything of The kind, and was sure /! bad
Ithupdered. We looked for tie cloud,
and saw large W hite bird sailing on
pond. Thought we were much the
} same kind OF bird, with our wing CLIP.
ped. A few days after we told our chum
that We didn't see anything IN that Haunt
ing Dorothy DIddle TO admire. And We
didn't. TIE disease developes mos, sin'
gularly in those who ale advanced IN
years. Any one who has seen an Old
man in love has seen Natures hsile'
quin.
The old dame gets up nothing more lu'
dcrous, or more inconsistent. Every
one feels like laughing al the poor old tel
lows in6rmity. We once saw an ole
, man who was suffering from "a attack o
it. He was well enough advanced II
life to have half dozen grand, children
; We knew bin well. lie was the play
mate Of our ilusuious eranGsne, Wit
wasn't quayiermaslCr in The Revolution
ary War. If he had been, "e would bt
! better ch than We are now. We had no.
li.ed for some time sinGu'sriIy in hl'
; conduct. We saw hlm several ume'
" irh roses stuck in his bnronhOIe. We
caught bin once reading Burns Highland
Mary. We were on, with him once
looking al his ock, and we asked him
which was his (avorle heIier. lie sald
"Wldow Wilkins" The Cat WAS out,
We knew what was the matter; bn
when, several months a(er, We saw him
washing The dishes, while lhe widow
,ha, was-nursed ,he baby, We thought he
was cured permanently.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-24
Brilliant Wedding.

There was a large and brilliant we'd
ding party at Gslena, Illinois, on Thurs
day evening last. The Immediate parties
in interest were General o. f.. Babcock.
of General Grants staff, and Miss Annie
E. Campbell. daughter of b. Fl Camp
bell, ESQ. The groomsmen were Major
General Upton, Of New York, Colonel
Adam Badeau, of General Grants staff;
A. S. Campbell, A. B. Campbell. and
Lieutenant B. II. Campbell. l h. lrides,
maids we're Miss Hattie Campbell and
Miss jennie Drummonh. of Chicago;
Miss Louisa Jones, of Dubuque and Mrs
Augusta Scou, of Washington. There
were some three hundred guests present.
including General Wastbnrne, Hon. E.
B. Wash5utne, Judge nrummond. Gen.
ersl Chel.in, GenersI Row'ey, General
Duen, &c. General Grant had promised
10 he prcseni. bu, could not come. in
place of which he joined with his entire
staff in the following patch To tie hap.
py couple: "ro General and Mrs. Bah
cock Ne tender you our hearIy Tcon.
efatola,ions. Tie biasl gifis were e'e-
gan, and bumtr u. among uhieh wee a
Silver soup iadle and VI lie spninIf, ON
General a,tdi Mrs. GtanE -Fhe bGde is
every way wor'hv the diss;npui ,hphGe
srsl sho takes i<t to his heart aud home.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-24
Tribute of Respect.

The following Tribute Of Respect was
unanimously adopted a. regular commu'
nicatlpu OF Equality Lodge. No. 1876. A,
f. & A. NJ. Matlin-burg. October 27lh,
4. l.. $3.50. a. d 1866:
To The Uardens and Brethren Of Equal
in Lodge, No. l36 A., F. y Il. NJ,
Murtinsburg, U'est Nrginia:
The undersigned, your committee sp-
pointed 10 prepare resolution, Of respect
expressive Of The deep sorrow felt by the
mtub,rs OF this Lodge upon The death OF
ouI deceased brother, TURNER AshBv'
hereby report the following:
Whereas, our lale brother. General
Turner Ashby, was suddenly removed by
Lcs,h IRON among our fralerniy-
RfS0ired, Thar in his death We recog
nIze tie hand Of ,he Almighty Ruler oi
the Universe, ant that il the death OF our
esteemed brother. this Lodge has lost one
Of ,,s most jealous and WORTHY member.
the State in which he was born and rear
ID distinguished son. whose memory
III ever live ~ the hearts Of his country
men, as an amlabIe, kind and Christian
geutleman, whose natural goodness OF
theaIt won iuT him, during the late un!or-
luns,e war. The respec! and esteem alike
of ltiend aud foe.
Hfsoired. That although he felt i. 10
be his duty To take ihe position he hiIed
with such distinguished ability duHng Me
war ia whirh he lost his life. yeI be did
noi forget his re- p0nsbhliy TO his Maker
foI his c0nducl, and lEal. as lar as vas
pracGics bic. lie performed the duties as
signed him xub such deleIence ioI The
ngh!s OF private ci!Izens, kindness ana
cuuftesy 10 prisoners, as to conmand the
re.pec, and challenge The admiration oI
| all who knew him.
ResOicsd, That The members OF this
Lodge whose p lessure i, was TO Know
him rake pleasure in giving expression nl
ther admiration for his KIND, courteous
and genlIemanly department, his un"a'
verlng integrity OF character whilst IN ou'
midst; his unusual regard Tor the rights OF
non-combaisnts. whose persons and prop
erly lie ieit il his duly al alI times 10 pro-
iecl
Reso'rrd, Tha, as token Of orr lraer'
nal regard the Lodge be appropriately
araped in mourning and the members
wear The usual badge for thirty days.
ReS0lUed. That copy Of these reso
Iluuons be entersdupon the Minutes o
he Lodge, copy forwarded TO he 'sm'
ly aud iuends Of The deceased, and lha
they be published in several Of the Po
pers OF ,he Stale in which lie lived.
Respectfully submll,ed.
l.. 6. ALBURTlS,
J l.. ". BAKER,
JAS. F.. WESTALL,
ALFRED BEALL.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-24
Josh Billings on the Mule.

The mule is half hoss-snd hall jackass.
and then Gums 10 full stop; nature dis
covered her misis6e. They weigh more
according to lbeU heh than any other an
Iimsl, except a crowbar. They cant hear
apy auicker nor further ihsn a boss, Vet
their ears are Zig eRGugh Tor sno."-shofs.
YOn ca9 lrust Them wIlh any one "hn-e
life sint worth any more than The mules
The ONLY way is TO keep Them into o
rnedder fencing and let them jump ont
rhey arc ready for use Jnsias soon IS
they viii 90 to abuse. They hsinl got any
friends end will live on huckleberry brush
with an occasional chance al Canada this
lies. They are a modern iaVeniioh;l DO
moi think the bible deludes 10 them al all.
They sell for more money than any Other
domestic animuIe. You can, Tell ,he'r
age by looking into their mouth any more
than YOU could Mexican cannon. They
never have no disesse that good club
won't heal II they ever die lhey mus
cum rile I'D life again, for never heard
nobody say ''ded mule" They ar very
korrupl al heart. like sun men. have
known them 10 be good mules for six
months jus TO &c, chance 10 kick sunr-
body. n-ver owned one, nor never
mean to- unless deTe is u Slatcs'law
passed requiring il. The OILY reason
hhy they are psuent is because they are
ashamed Of themselves. have seen cd
ucsled mt e. in circuss. They would
kick snJ bite tremendous. | would NOT
say what forced 10 say again The hnI'
( his birth want en Ou,rfgP, and mans Il"
blame for s. Envy man who is wiling
10 dive a mule ought 30 be exempt by
law from running Tor the legislature. Iha
are lie ronfesr kTseFers on earth, and
heaviest according 10 iheir SIZE. | heard
tell Of one who fell from Tie iowpsih on
the Erie canawl and sunk as soon as he
touched bolton. .hu'tie kept on towing The
boat 10 ,he next slsliOn. treaihin thru lie
ears hich STU o., OF the water lwo
feet six inches. ldidn't see ibis did. hui
an aucIioneet inld ne Of IT,. ard ! never
knew an aur,ioneer 70 lie, .uDlesr iIwss
absolutely cnnven'nt. 800.