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SANITATY.-The cutters on Wide Waite
and Church streets have been cleaned ON
and sprinkled with lime
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lHANKs.--M. j. Fogarty will accept our
e1anks ior late papers which may always be
oosalnsd, with all the periodicals, at his new
store No. "a, Main street, ID -
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AUCTION SALES.
BY MAUPIY & HATTON, 4uctjoneog,
81 Crawford Street, Portsmouth, Ia,

81 Crawford Street, Portsmouth, Ia,
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT
AUCTION
Under the Provisions Of a Deed
~ from William Walker and Wife, bearing
date April 10, 1866, the Trustee, by direction,
will sell for Cash, on the promises, at l21l O'Clock,
on MONDAY next, October 18th, 1865,
ONE LOT OF LAND WITH DOUBLE ten
EMENT THEREON,
situated the North side of Fayette street. i,c-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets, Newtown.
ALSO, one unimproved Lot on East side Fourth
street. between Lincoln and Nelson streets.
ALSO, one unimproved Lot on Sixth street con-
tinued, near Ito intersection with Randolph st.,
near the city limits
The title is doubtless good, but the Trustee will
convey only with special warranty.
s. 8. STUBS, Trustee.
octs-tds MAUPIN & HATTON, Auct's
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F. F. FERGUSON, AuetIonccr.
F5HRUSTEE'S SALE OF
YATGTS gyFE, PEA Ers q A

rIHRUSTEE'S SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL Els FATE.
Pursuant to deed of trust, made BY j. M.
Bonnot to me, for the benefit OF Mrs. Marie c.
record in the CLERKS office Of the Court Of The
Corporation Of the city Of Norfolk, 1 shall, on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of October next,
sell at public auction, before the Auction House
OF +. L. Ferguson, on Wide Water street, In this
city, the property named in said deed, and des-
cribed as follows; All that certain lot, piece or
parcel of land, situate and jyin on the West
side OF James street, the city Of Norfolk, and
bounded follows: beginning at the Northeastern
corner OF John Ct Smiths property on James
street, and running back along the line OF Mes
srs j. q. Smith, j. 7. Allyn and G. F. Ander-
sons property westwardly towatd s the creek
KIN wn as Newtons Creek, seven hundred and
twenty three feet ten inches, thence NorthwarG-
ly one hundred and forty-three feet seven inches
for the Individual use of Jno. L. DOYLE; thence
Eastwardly five hundred and fifty four te to a
fence enclosing in part the R pewalk grounds
thence Southwardly along said fence seven fee
to the corner of the same, thence Eastwardly D.
long the line of said fence ne hundred ind sixty.
nine feet seven inches to James street, thence
Southwardly along the line Of James street one
hundred and ninety feet four inches to the
place ofbeginning.
This property is the Frnit and Flower Garden
OF Mr.. Bonnet, and contains rare and valuable
collection of Fruits, Flowers and Shnbberi y, and
presents great attractions to those engaged in
this business. At the aame time the large quan-
tity of land embraced in this property holds out
great inducements to those wishing to make in
yestments of their money.
Terms cash. Sale at IL CLOCK, NJ
SIMON. S. STUBBS, Trustee.
f. r. FERGUSON,
se2G- IDS Auctione err
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AT PRIVATE SALE.

0t..- HOUSES.
TN pursuance of a Decree of the Cir.
i cult Court of the city of Norfolk, made ON the
oath day of July last, in suit therein depending,
between John B. McPhail and others, Plaintiffs,
and George W. McPha and others, Defendants,
l offer for sale the spacious Brick Warehouses
and the Wharf Property, on Town Point in this
city, known as McPhaiPs Wharf, now occupied
by VIM. D. Reynolds & Co. and Kader Biggs &Co
No such opportunity for the investment of cap
ital has been offered to merchants and steamboat
companies since the close of the war.
Terms liberal. Proposals invited.
CHARLES SHARP,
oct0-tds Special Commissioner.
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OYsTERs.-The trade in the bivalves has
fairly commenced, sixteen thousand bushels
were shipped North during last week.
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Il
LARGE SALE OF ELEGANT AND
WELL KEPT HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE.
an THURSDAY morning the 18th inst, COM
mencing at ten clock, we ill sell at the
residence lately occupied by VIM. II. Stiner, Eco.
No. lie, east Main street, a larg assortment OF
Household furniture, viz in part
Elegant Rosewood parlour suite In reps,
IS Blackwalnut Z" " "
kasy Chairs, Lounges, Mahogany Sotas,
One pair French Plate Mirrors in Gold gilt
frames cost 5000,
Book cases, Carpets Cottage furniture,
Marble top cabinets, Washstands
Wardrobes, Mahogany and Walnut bsdsteads,
Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds,
Mating, Extension Dining Tables,
China Dining Tea Sets,
Cooking Range, Stoves, &C., dc.
Immediately after the above we viii rent the
residence at auction for the balance of the year.
LEIGH BROS. Il PHELPS,
oc9 Auctoneers.
OD&V COPY
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MARINE DIsAsTER-FULL PARTICULARS.
The steamship Andrew johnson of and
from New York, to Charleston, which we no.
ticed yesterday had gone ashore on Currituck
Beach, North Carolina, was beschsd near the
proposed site Of the "Sea Side Hotel" on
Friday morning last. The passengers were
landed in safety and came up last night in
the steamer "Gazelle," Captain Sacun.
The Andrew johnson had valuable car
go Of assorted merchandise, a portion Of
which may be saved in damaged state
There were forty passengers and few Ger
man emigrants. The cabin passengers lost heir
baggage, and il IS SAID the sailors plundered
the emigrants Of most Of their valuablcs.
The scene Of the disaster is not over eighty
miles from Norfolk, and yet it was not known
here until yesterday noon.
The Board Of Underwriters should estab-
lish telegraph to the coast at once; it would
prove profitable investment to them. We
learn the Albsmarle and Chesapeake Canal
Company have offered to unite with the Ma
rine Insurance Companies in the construction
Ct line to the coast. We urged this line
long ago.
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BY T. F. FERGUSON,
AECTI0NEEK.

BY T. +. FERGUSON,
AUCTIONEEk.
Trustees Sale Of Valuable Family Residence
on Catharine Street, and
HOUSE AND LOT on AVON STREET
DY Virtue of Deed of Trust exc
1 } cuted to Us by Thomas G. BrOughton, bear
ing date 18th December, 1860, and for certain
purposes therein mentioned, we shall proceed to
sell at Public Auction to the highest bidder, on
MONDAY, 9th NOVEMBER, 1866,
At IL M, the following property, to wit That
valuable House and Lot, No 81 Catharine street,
formerly the residence of T. G. Broughton. The
lot fronts on Catharine street about 81 feet, and
is FOG feet deep. The House is large, and has
fine wing, &c.
ALSO, the House and Lot in the of the
above, fronting on Avon street, two doors from
Cove street, having front of about % feet, and
76 feet deep.
Terms at sale.
s. HARTSHURHE, r..,.
JNO. B. WHITEHEAD, i'''''e''
niniap Gp,,Vk
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By LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS,

NO. 5 Commercial Roy
COMMISSIONERS SALE valuable
~ CHURCH STREET Property at Az CTI0N,
In pursuance Of q Decree Of tho Circuit Count
Of the city OF Norfolk, made on the 25th day Of
July, 1865, in suit therein pending, between
Edwin M. Worrell, Thomas A. Hardy, and OH
srs, plaintiffs. and Ellen NJ. Worrell, defendant,
shall sell at Public Auction on the premises re-
spectively, on Monday. the 18th day Of October.
at IL O'Clock, a. M, the following Real Estate.
whereof David PIERCE died seized, to wit;
The Brick HOUSE and LOT on the East side OF
Church street, near Precursor; adjoining the
late residence of Rev. J. Hendren. The lot frouts
80 feet inch on the street, and extend, back 1917
feet inches.
ALSO,
A lot on wet side of North Church street, near
Nicholson street, running back to Upper Union
street. together with ths large BRICK DWELL
ING HOUSE thereon, formerly occupied by YYIu.
Collins, Esq This lot is very large, AID ia suy-
ceptible Of division. A plot Of those lots will b.
on exhibition at the sale.
Termt-~Cash for per cent. Of the purchase
money! the residue to be paid in equal install
ments at g. 6, and months, respectively, interest
payable from January ], 1867. Bond With SUD
Gent security required, Titls retained. Posses
sion delivered January ist, 1867.
CHARLES SHARP,
Special Commissioner
LEIGH BR0S.-& PHELPS
0ot3tds Auctionnrra
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SUDDEN DEATH.-We regret to learn the
death of an interesting and promising son of
James L. Belote, Esq, who recently died OF
cholera, said to have been caused by eating
honey pods, to the ill effects of which we
called the attention of parents yesterday
Young Henry was aged ten years, aud is
represented to have been lad of much prom
Use. We sympathiss with the family in their
sore bereavement, TIE suddsnnsss of which
dds, no doubt, to the poignancy of the affiic-
ton. ~ -+-'- -4' l-s-i
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL Books. We learn from

UNIVERSITY SCHOOL Books. W. learn from
the Columbus Enquirer that
The Executive Committee of the Board of
Commissioners of Public Schools in Mobile,
Ala, have recommended the ad option Of these
books under their charge, and we are satisfied
that they will be generally adopted BY schools
throughout the South. ~
We trust tina. the public Schools of Nor
folk and Portsmouth may be supplied
with these books, and can safely recommend
them sas fialaj a7ra-sF i. 5ea- ie
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By F. +. FERGUSON Auctioneer.

u, F. +. FERGUSON Aucti0neer.
1tOMMIsSIONEk SALE OF VAL
LIABLE REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue of Decree of the Circuit Court of
the Corporation of the city of Norfolk, August 4,
1865, in the suit of Walters Executrx vs. New
TOMS Administrative, the undersigned, as Com
missioner, will, on FRIDAY, 18th OCTOBER
next, at IL o'clock, on the premises, sell the fol-
lowing Real Estate in the city of Norfolk, of which
the late Dr. Thomas Newton died seized;
l. An undivided "a If of House and Lot on Gran
by street, his late silence, subec, to the dover
OF his widow therein
q A lot of Land on N ewton's wharf, II feet
front, now leased to Jam,s Y. Leigh, subject to
the conditions of said leas, which expires July
lst 1869. Annual rent $405 and taxes
5. Lot of land, Of like front as No. 2, adjoining
No. 2 ON the south, under lease Co G. W. Gran
dy, which expires March lst 1871, with like rent
as the last.
4. Lot of land on the south side OF W ide Water
street ~ by 81 feet, under lease to Thomas L.
K mpe, which expires November l, ST. Ground
rent $l92 and taxes.
8. Lot of land adjoinining No. on the south,
fronting on Nevison street "a feet, under lease to
John Dodd, which expires April l, 1868 Ground
rent $50 and taxes.
TERMS OF SALE.
One third Cash; balance in eq2al installments
fone and two years, with interest, to be secured
bends OF purchasers and lien on the premises.
TAZEWELL TAYLOR, Comm'r.
sep29-m fl I'd F. F. FERGUSON, Auct'i-
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BY LEIGH BROS. Il PHELPS,
No o, Commercial Row
G. Il. PHELPS, Auctioneer.

OLD RYE WHIoKEY AT AUCTION.
nN WEDNESDAY, the 10th inst, at II
~ O'Clock, We will cell at our
AUCTION ROOMS,
20 Barrels Pure v rginia Mountain Rye Whis-
key.
Especial attention of dealers Is called to this
sale.
LEIGH BROS. & PHELP+,
ocS AuctioneeTs
lOld Dom. and Virglnian copF.l
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Thou vert so like form of light,
That Heaven benignly called thee hence,
Ere yet the world could breathe one blight
Ger thy sweet innocence;
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Az PRIV ATE SALE.
A WOODEN TENEMENT, with Brick Foun-
ON, conveniant for small family, and located
in pleasant part the city
For par ticulars apply to
W. H. C. ELLIS, Att. at Law,
oct93W No. 49 West Main street
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Letter from Superintendent Charles. G Jor-
,dan-corrects statement relative to character
of employees of Contractors, and their locali-
ty-Representatives from Petersburg, Coal
Harbor, Fort Fisher, &c. Nine-hurdreths
of the men born and raised in Norfolk Coun-
ty-Nins-tenths of them Confederates--Men
wanted to 60 North at better wages.
I Correspondence of the Day Book.
NAVY YARD, GosPoRT, VA.
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FOR RENT-Balance OF the Year.
TESHE Second Floor of House No. 7, East Wide
/ Water street; First, Third and Fourth Floors
occupied at present by Dobson l. Rainier;--at a
very moderate rent. Apply to
G. H. DAWES'S Leather Store,
0c9-lw No. Commercial Row. nr Ferry.
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FOR RENT.
TINE BRICK STORE, No. Commercial Row,
L next to the Portsmouth Ferry, for rtnt for
1881 Apply to
oct9-tf G. W. GRANNY.
sc4 Virgnian copy.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY LEIGH BROS. L. PHELPS,
No. S, Commercial Ro,c.

c. r. PHELPS, Auctioneer.
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Jefferson Davis.

Charles, O'Counor. ESQ eonnsel for
Jefferson Davis, arrived in town to aas
from q vial, to his client at Far,rsss Non
roe. He finds Mr.. Daviss health in pn
wise improved since his last visit. ard
thinks If ANYTHING he is physically a Hule
weaker, though his mental faculties con
tinue with tbe;r wonted freshness. From
sunrise to suuse, he is allowed full free
dom insids the fort, going whi,her hs
chooses Unattended. be being on parole !;
but the returning Of tie prisoner to close
confinement when the sun goes down is
wha, is now affecting bis condition more
than aught else. The nights being warm
and close, and, waa, is still worse, being
away from the society Of his w,is and
children, at twilight, he fssls bitterly this
continued over anxiety OF his military
confinement. The reports Of tho Con
gressicnal Committees regarding Mr..
Davis have given no cause OF apprehen
wv" w tuo SVuUtel OT Cipnt tlat pny
completely Of the latter in the assa.s;na.
ton OF President Lincoln. can be shown.
The Visit was In no wise the result of that
report. When or whether Mr.. Davis
will be tried at all. can at present be
purely matter Of speculation, the au
'horities in no manner giving the less,
hint. Mr.. S'anberry, the new Attorney
General. will give bis attention to the
various papers in the case as soon es he
sha!l have been little more conversan,
with the duties Of his Office, and before
the October term Of the Virginia U. S.
District Court, the several legal advisers
OF the goYernmen, will ho'd a consu!,a,
ton with reference to the merits Of the
Indictment.
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In EQ ITY-Lancas.cr.

IN EQ Ian caster.
VIM J White Adm'r ! Bill /" Sell Lands
Of Eli2 beth White, to account. for In
deco, w ) junction. to mar
Martin u Whire and shalt assets
Tnomns X MagiII
On hearing the pleadin"s in the Above
stated ease. una on motion of kcrshaw IL
C"nn"rs, C"mpininnnts Solicitors il is or.
d-red thn, ihe Creditors Of Elizabeth II
Wnite. deceased be enj"iued from proregi
ing "guinst 'h" administrator, William J
w nie in the Cuur!s at i~w. ahd tht ~ ~
prove aud es',br-h their demands against
tie said DECEASED, b,f"r- tn- Cumrti-son-r
of thi- C,n on or before the 1T nav Of
December mex. AID in defnuir thereof ihat
they be uafrcd from the recovery "f he
snnia against 'hr Comp, ,ui"ant. William J
'.biie AdmihAralur and from any apps
cation "f III. nsseIs In lis hands To the
payment of the Al ue.
II is also "rdercd that n copy of Til. or
der be published hI the Lancaster Lsdyer
twi,- II meutn unriI he tir-t day If Dccen.
Der next. h. ID l.ESESNE.
a correct copy
X. u BILLINGS, e. L. !. d.
June 27.h 1866.
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GOLD DrscovERY. We have been in,
formed by gentleman recently from
Morganton, in the western part Of this
State. that a very rich deposit Of god
was found On farm near that place. q
bou. twenty days ago. The gold is found
embedded 10 and AROUND vein of ouartz
about l2 inches in circurnfereucs, and in
such quantities that il is estimated that
One bushel Of the quartz and 4of, deeom-
posed rock lying around il will weld from
s2 500 to $4,000 In some instance, the
pure gold runs in compact coils or spiral
bands, about the thickness Of n common
lead pencil, around tie quartz Our in.
formant offered the owner OF the farm
$4,000 Tor t-S2 900 cash the balance
In sixty days. and if not paid in tina, time
the 50 900 to be forfeitei; bu, he would
not accept. The excitement about Nor.
Canton relative To this discovery ia repre
sented 10 be running very high.
Wodesboro Argu,.
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In EQUIrY-Lancaster.


RoL't. " Sims, Adm'r Bill for sale of
Vs. Laud, I,jnnction
Harriet a. Campbell, }nnd To marshall
and others. assets.
. In conformity TO he D.ve,al order Of
the Court OF Equity At June Term. S66,
In the above stated case ih cred tors OF
the iate Hugh w Cawpbell.dec'd are hero
by o.ited ,hat ,hev are restrained b, In.
Junction from having. maintaining, or pros
eeniirg suiis M law against complainant as
Administrator OF said decreased, or enforcing
wrils OF Fi-ri Facins. sub-istinp avnins, u.
w. Canpbel in his life time The credi
tors, all and singular. OF said II. w. camp.
bell. deceased, IRE fu".ier ruined. that
hey afr r. qn!red 10 present and ,nbish
their clnims 5rf're The undersigned Com
in ssioner OF the Court, on or befo,e The
10th day &c October next "n f'ilnre so 10
do the said Il i'm. sill be b,rred
K.G BILLINGS, e. II. l.. y
July 4th, 1864. -3m.
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SOUTH CAROi.INA-Lancaste District
Rf ID. A WILLIAMS. Esquire, Otdi.
Id nnrY fhr snid Di.iIirt

o'O W ShnotiNh-LuNCd DfSTfct
DY d. A. WILLIAMS. Esquire, Osdi.
ID nary for said District.
WHEREAS. X 6. Billings Conn., EQUITY
L.. " tA. applied TO NE for Letter. Of Ad
mini-tfation, debonis non On ali and singular
the goods and ctat'eis, nights and cr-dit-
of John Williams. late OF the District
THESE are, therefore. to rits and ad.
noni'h all and sin Iular. the X ndred and
creditors Of the said deceased. to be and
appear before ms at our next Ordinary's
Court for the said district, tn be holden ut
Lanca-ter Court House. on the iS,n day Of
S.p't next, I" show cause. If nn,. why the
said A1mint-trlt,nn should not b.. granted
~ Given under INV i,aId asd seal.
l. > this 9th da, VI Angst m the ear
~ )oi ou, Lnrd one thousiud eight
hnndi.d ana sixty six. aud in the .sUtr
Year of the independence Of The United
States OF Anierica.
ID. A, WILLIAMS, O l.. D.
Aug. 8, 1866 ct (printers fee $i2
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Why isa jailor in danger Of being cor
roptsd Because he keeps bad company.
A faee,ious individual wishes to know
" "bse line" mus. necessarily have n
wax end.
MY son you must start up from this
ieihargy J" "Would you have me an I'D
start, dad"
II is better to love the person you can,
not marry, than to marry the person you
cannot love.
The age OF young lady is nov OK
pressed according to the pressn, styl. of
skirts, by saying that "eigk' cen springs
have yassed over her head"
An sbssnsminded man lately pu, hi.
dog To bed and kicked himself down
stairs. lie did not discover his mistake
until next morning.
A lady visiting girl. school aske d
one OF the children IL she wa. making a
cbem'se. mo ma'am," said the girl bash
fully, ifs be mise"
a conntryuau was iu Atlanta on the
4th OF July. and hearing tie "ua,ona
salute fired mis,ook it for n renewal o,
the war, sud left IN haste to avoid In q
conscript officer.
A lady who. had been just three days
married percsi,iug her husband enter
stole secretly behind him aud gave him q
kiss; the husband WAS angry, and said
she offended against decsncy. "Pardon
fpe," che exclaimed, ~ did not know i,
was you
Mr.. 49,, would be prophet down
South, said in one Of his sermons, '.tha,
he was sent TO redeem The world aod All
things" Whersupon one OF the aud renee
pulled out Confederate shinplsster and
asked him TO fork over tie specie for
II.
IA Old minister enforced the necessity y
Of difference OF opinion Ly argumsn, -
snow, u everybody had beea OF my
opinion. they would all have wanted NV
old woman" One Of the dsacous, who
"a, just behind him responded "y<4
and il everybody was Of my opinion
nobody would have her"
A highland laird, who was vefy fond
Of card playing bad bean engaged IN i,
until late hour on Saturday ey yeuinc.--
Next morning in church he accidertaIi, !,
pulled ou, Of his pocket with hIs banker
chief pack Of cards. which we're scatter
ed in every direction. The attention o,
the minister was csileI 10 this nn'owsr,
Circumstances. and looking s,raight a, The
offsadsr, he exclaimed "Hoo,, n.ua. bul
your PsswIm book is un,s i'll soand."
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Published every Wednesday Morning.
BY
CONNOaeS Sc CARTER,
EDITORS AND PRoPRIEroRs.
W. M. CoNH0Rs, D.J.CARTER.
TERMS.
ADVERTISEMENTS

VIII be inserted ut one dollar and .ffty eents
square tor each subsequent mse ton. A
square to consist of the space Of ten LISEs,
Brewer type. No advertisement considered
less than square.
The numher o. insertions must be written
on each ADVERT emcut, or they will be ;nser-
ted ill ordered out and charged accsr 'iugy.
Semi-hontily, Mo thy, or Quarterly Adver.
tisenents. will be chpged one dollar and Gjsy
cents per square for each insertion.
The following deductions viii be made in
favor of standing advertisements
3 smnuths. Q months. I year.
QuarterColamn, $500 s25.O0 $4,000
Halt Column, $500 $500 bU.sO
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eB Announcing candi dates for Oiiice fee
dollars.
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