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AND OHIO RAIL.
I'D ROAD.

AND OHIO RAIL.
I'D ROAD.
wAsHnaroE, Jan. Q, ls67--poon.
Trains between WARRINGTON and BALTIMORE,
and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST are now run
as follows, viz:
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday, At 700. 74b. and " 10
p. m, and 400, T. 80, and s43 p. m.
FOR ALLwAT STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday. AL 90 a. N. and 4 %
FOR WAY STATIONS sorrH OF ANNAPOLIS
Leave At rs and J g. m. and Al 4 90 and Lso p.
N. daily, except Sunday.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Al T. 90 and and L. 80 p. IN. No train to OF
from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave 81 T. 20 An. and 4.3o and g. - P.m
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave al T4b .. m. and 4. 80 and 9. 10 .. m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Sunday, Al L46a. m. and 4. 80
On Sunday. at 1 50 and 8, % p N. only, sonnsstIns
Al Relay station with trains from Baltimore 10 heel
Through tickets 10 the West can be had Al The
Washington Station Ticket once al all hours in the
day.
ysIllssmsnt Of Through Line. "
Master Of Transportation.
L. M COLE,
General Ticket Agent.
0K0. 8. KOoETZ,
General Agent, Washington.
Il J. WILKINS,
jAT-u Passenger Agent.
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PROPOSALS. FOR NAVY CLOTH.
mo.

NAVY D PAETHEHr,
DuREAU PRoyIsIOEs AND CLorHlSu, I
June II, 1897.
Proposals. sealed aud endorsed Proposals for
Navy Cluthiug, will be received At tbls Bureau IN
III O'Clock, y. IN on TUESDAY, the lsth day Of
July next, for TEN THOUSAND PAIRS BLUE
sAiINEr TROwsERs, 5000 pairs deliverable 10
New York aud 600 pairs In Bostonj also, TBN
THOUSAND BLUE FLANNEL ONbRsHlRTs, 6,CO)
deliverable In New York, and 4, 900 In Boston both
articles to be Of the navy standard and delivered
al the Navy Yards at the Ab5Ve named places
within sixty days after notification Of the acceptance
Of proposal, aud there pass the usual Inspection
For description Of the articles, and the packages
to contain them bidders referred 10 the samples
al the said Navy Yards and for Information I'm pam.
phlet foTm) regarding contracts, TO the oces Of the
CommandAnts aud Paymsstors Of the several Navy
Yards.
Every offer must be accompanied by written
guarantee, signed by one or more responsible per
sous 10 the eject that he thoy undertake that the
bidder or bidders WILL his their bid be accepted,
enter into 40 Ob alton within ave days, with good
aud Sufficient suretles 10 furnish the articles pro-
posed the responsibility Of the guAIanora to be eet-
he'd TO by the Assessor Of Internal Revenue for the
District In which they reside.
No proposdi I0iit Be considered unless dcco"pd.
Rfd by such guarantee, and BY sdifVlefory EFT
JHct hat IT, bffdr u regular de1er Ia The drtt.
Gle aad has the license required by act @ COnpress.
i. sIawiW H. BRIDGE, Chief Of Bureau.
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.GARDNER'S PHOTOGRAPHIC
" Art GALLERY.
INTELLIaEHoIR BUILDING,
nl seventh street,
0HoA MoRR IN RUNNING oRDKR.

The damage caused By the hate are has been 20 far
repaired that business will be resumed
THIS MORNING, CwEDHKsDAY October air.
Whsn ~ formerly, the rule will be strictly enforced
throughout the establishment,
"PRODUOn THE BKBT, NO NATTER WHAT THA
COST IN TIMR AND MATRRIAL."
Mr., @. takes this opportunity 10 thank his numer.
ous friends and customers for past kindness, and
70 say shall be his constant aim 70 continue 10
merit The very liberal SAsOuISGSnsA. AsIstotoTs sT'
sAAsa " HIN osa.du
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DH0T0aRAPHs
FOR THE MILLION

celebrated Actors for 90 cents 90 Actresses for %
csnts 90 Union Generals for 90 cents 90 Rebel Cen
erals for 90 cents 90 Statesmen for cents co beau
tiful young LAdieS for 90 osntsi 90 hne.looking
young Gentlemen for 90 eentSi 8 large Photographs
Of French Dancing Girls, In costume, beautifully
eolored exactly MS they appear for 30 cents or for
90 cents Of the moSt beautiful Ladies' Of the Paris
Ian Ballet Troupe as they appear In the play Of the
Black Crook, At hiblo - dsIden, New YORK.
mylO.dAWIy
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II U N F 0 R

Full instructions by whic
female, can master the great
u few hours practice, maxi
after becoming experts them
thereby making u a source Of
lions sent BY mail for 90 cent
te-J
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Of Paris and London, with the most gratifying 70.
suite Does no injury to the hair Price by mall,
sealed and postpaid ei Descriptive Circulars mailed
free Address BERGER, SHUTS 4 Co, Chemists,
No 30 River street. Troy, MY. Sole agents for the
United States. mhl9-d&wly
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1on1 GREAT 1917
100 PENEsYLyAEIA ROUTE lSQL
70 TBf NORTHWEST. soUTD, AND SOUTHWEST.

&&&& xs
SPRING SCHEDULE. ...
On and after MAY 24th. 1897, trains will run as
followsI .... r.-L
wash,nstOn....I 40 N. BaitmOrs.... ~ 10 p m
.....si5 p m. les 80
THE GREAT DoUBbB.TRkOK ROUTE,
with ELEGANT SCENERY, Palace htats-room, day
and night Cars, with modern improvements, and
saving from four 10 twelve hours In time over any
other route. Two hundred miles saved 10 Western
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO TIE WEST.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH.
Through from Baltimore to ROCHESTER, and
PITTSBURGH without change.
Passengers BY this route from Baltimore have the
advantages Of making all changes In UNION DE
POTS, and no FERRIES.
Tickets by this route eau ba procured at the once,
corner Of Sixth street and PepnsylyaniA avenue,
undeTNatonal Hotel where reliable Information viii
be given At all times
Passengers procuring tickets al this once, can
cure accommodations In sleeping Cars for ElriTA or
Pittsburgh. W. J ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Corner Sixth at. and Penn. avenue,
Washington, D. o.
ed. s. YOUNG, General Passenger Agent,
deS-ly Baltimore, Md.
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RAILROADS..
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
AND BALTIMoR8 RAILROAD.


TINE TABLE,.
0ommsnsing MONDAY, April is,h, 1855.
Trains for Baltimore and washinstO leave Phils-
Iisa a. m, EIpt..,, tNondsys excepted lI.4sa
n, Ezprsssi 500 ?. m, Ezprs.i and HOO p m,
Way xsn Train for B.iumor. ., slsG m.
Leave Baltimore, T.b = m, Way Mail 10 q. m,
ExPressi l. 10 ?. n, Express; $50 p. m, kHprsssi
~ NJ SUNDAY rRAIn.,
Leave Phiiadslphls for Baltimore and Washington
a. 4lba m. aud n. 90 m.
Leave Baltimore for Phliadeiphls At SIS ?. m.
Ls.ye Baltimore fOI New Yort HsS 81. m;
TT II r TOUGH LINE BETWEEN
Il wnsHinaroH, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW
Trains between washin sion ana Ne. Yorl A.. nov
run as iollows yii:
IoR INV YORK, without chang. efs.r..
Leave daily Except Sunday a Its a m. ialS
- FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily Except Sunday at Ltb .. m. and Ia 10
and $50 and ? q On SUNDAY.
Leave for New York and Philadelphia al 100 p.
si.spias cars for New York on 700 p. m. train
Through tickets 10 rhilsdciphis, New York or Boz.
ton, san be had al the Station once Of all hours In
See Bsi,imer. and Ohio railroad s4ysrii..nss,
for schedule bstNssn Washington, bsltinors, An-
nsPsiis. and shswsss ~. WILSON
est I. n DOLE.
ono. 9 koonfz,
FL. WILKINS,
Passenger Agent
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FRIsER LIE CHEvEUX. 4
1 One application war. =
ranted to curl the most
| straight and stubborn
hair Of either sex Into
wAyy ringlets or heavy y
~ massive eurls. Has been ~
v used BY the fAshlonAbles
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d EA u VI
ID AUBURN. GOLDEN, FLAxEN. AND slLkEN
CURLs produced by the use Of Prof DE BREUX'
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Office Of City Registrar, September 8. 1867.
GEORGE s. PELZER N D., City Registrar.

PROFESSIONS PRoa1BrrED.-It will be seen that by
an order from the Post Commander all professions
are prohibited in future unless special permission
is first obtained by the parties, and In all cases
twenty-four hours notice must be given to the pro-
Der authorities. This order will be productive OF
great good to the city, it will at on.- put stop
to all disorderly gathering, such as torch light pro-
cessions, political parades, &c. These have re-
Gently become great nuisance as they are always
accompanied by g rabble, who do not scruple to
engage in rows, and thus bring discredit parties
who were peaceably disposed. 1t is presumed that
the order referred to professions of every descrp
tion, and even the usual civic pa-ades Of the fire
companies are included. 1t would, however, be an
easy matter for those companies desiring to cele-
brate any day by procession to obtain the requis
ite permission from thu authorities as no distur-
bance las ever resulted from these displays.
The order is not intended to cramp the liberties
of the citizen but to deter unruy and disorganiz-
ed mobs from parading through the streets, car
rying concealed weapons, and committing other
offences against the peace of the city, In Charles
ton every procession is accompanied by van
guard of negroes, both small and large-these are
always armed with sticks, and excited by the
music, are rife for any disturbance, aud frequently
provoke one for the mere sake of being Ill row.
It is this element that has invariably been the
head and front Of any offending, and as 1t Is I'M
possible to prevent their presence at any Puohc
parade or to control them when excited, the order
prohibiting all professions, will have salataiy
effect. Our city has been too long harrassed by
the crowds Of idle freedmen who gather from al
quarters at the sound OF drum, and by occupy
ing the sidewalk and the streets, become u
nuisance not only to the parties participating IL
the parade but to the citizens who are frequently
compelled to make a wide detour to avoid the
crowd,
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DEATH OF LooM,-The last end OF 8 local re-
porter is described as follows in the Californian
But at last his own time came, and JIM DUFFY
was about to die. He wasn't particle afraid.
notwithstanding all his falsehoods, for he knew it
would help the local column; so he sent all his
relatives down stairs, and got his assistant re-
porter to stand by him, and he made him swear
that he would not give the item to any other paper,
| and then, with serene smile or his face, he
Welded up his life, and JIM DUFFY was no more.
His will was full OF items, one Of which provided
that he should be buried Philadelphia, because
it was in Pennsylvania, and pencil without a
"vania," howeyer,) had been his favorite tool.
He desired that they should put the last edition
OF the EIaggerator in his coffin, sna bury him
with the church service that had the greatest
number of superlative adjectives in it.
DROWNING OF YOUNG LADY IN SAvANNAH.-The
Ne,cs and Herald Of the I'd says GAS public
journalists, we are compelled this mo:ning to
chronicle one of the most heart-rendins disasters
that, we think, has ever happened il. Savannah
and which has laid waste the happiness of home
and family.
Miss DALEY, young lady aged from sixteen to
eighteen years, the daughter of Mr.. MICHAEL
DALEY, one OF our Oldest citizens, accompanied
her father North some time since and while there
MAS called back by the serious illness of her sister
who resides in this city. Leaving her father at
New York, she took passage on the steamer Her.
man Livingston, which, after safe voyage, arrived
here last night abont nine o'clock. Miss DALEY,
young and impatient no doubt to greet
her relatives, was among the first to start
unaided and alone, to cross the gang
plank which in the darkness afford
ed but precavious footing even to those who were
practised and had experience Of its dangers.
When about midway between the vessel and the
wharf, her foot slipped, and without cry she fell
into the dark water beneath, which was rushing
up with the force Of food tide and sustained for
moment by her clothing carried her toward the
stern of the vessel, when she sunk without rising
again. Out of crowd on the wharf not one could
be found brave enough to risk their life to save
the drowning girl-a sad commentary o2 tbs
selfshness Of human nature.
Her shawl and bonnet, we believe, were recover
ed and at the hour we write efforts are being
made with drags to find her body"
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DAY AND NIGHT SoHooL.-A pleasing sign oi
the times is the increase in the number of private
schools in the city, and the advantages offered to
those who are anxious to educate their children.
Mr.. A. Dory, Jr., will be seen by an advertise
ment in another column, opens his day and night
school, at the corner of Smith and Radcliffe
streets. This school is well managed, and those
who have heretofore patronzed Mr.. DoTY, will find
it to their advantage to continue the connection.
Mr.. DorY 10 thoroughly conversant with his duties,
and understands the art of teaching the young
how to shoot.
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TORTURE.


WHO WOULD ENDURE The TORTURE ARISING
from ChiIls and Fever. when It be easily curedf
Who would endure seepless nghts burning fevsrs and
icy chis alternately when sremedy be obtained fol-
| tribe?
Who would wander like an uncertain shadow, never
knowing what moment they may be prostratedf
Who would be burden to himself and q burden tc
his friends who out in administering to his
wants?
Who would live this Life Of agony when the great alter
stive and tonic.
HosTETTER's STOMACH BTTTERs.
can be obtained at the nearest village This long estab
lshed and justly renowned medicine has never beer
known to fail In single case, and none but the foolish
and weak would hesitate procure it at once, and save
themselves from, intense lifelong torture Prepared
after long experience and deep study 1t has received
the encomiums ofthe most eminent physicians vel
all classes from every part OF the country. To host
who doubt its many virtues oil can say is try it ani
judge for yourselves. ai2{-..
Every day letters pour in upon Us, tesHfying to it
great efficacy In curing Fever and Ague. Dyspepsia Ian
guor, Nausea and similar ills.
September 6
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Know thy Destiny.

MADAME E. F. THORNTON, the great English Astrolo-
gist Clsirvoysnt and Psychometcian, who has aston
ished the scientific classes of the Old World has 10
Gated herself at Hudson, n Y. Madame THORNTON pos
sesses such wonderful powers Of second sight to
BILE her to mpar knowledge Of the greatest importance
to the single married Of either sex. While IL state
of trance she deneaes the very features Of :he person
you to marry and by the aid Of an instrument Of in
tense power known the guarantees to
produce eke picture Of the future husband or wife
OF the applicant together with date Of marriage position
In ne leading traits OF character. &C. This Is no hum
bug, ss thousand Of testimonials assert. She will
send, when desired. certified certificate, or written
guarantee that the picture is what purpors to be- By
enclosing email lock Of hair and giving place of BIRTH
age, disposition and complexion, and enclosing fifty cents
and stamped envelope addressed to yourself you will re-
ceive the picture and desired information by return mail
All communications sscredly confidential Address. IN
confidence. Madame E. F. THORNTON, P. o. Box 223.
Hudson. N. Y Lib 1ys March 50
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FL. H.

II you want cheap Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
per, &C.: or, MnLERs' Almanac:
II you want Printing executed neatly;
II you want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern Of
ruling, go to HIRAM HlRR1s, No. 50 Broad street.
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The Time to Advertise in the Country.
THE PKGN1x has . large circulation throughout the
middle and upper Districts OF the State. Advertising
rates as reasonable the srnsency Of the money mar
ket will Merchants and others Wishing to use
the columns Of the paper will address
JULIAN A. sELBY. Proprietor.
February 25 Coumbta, \. @.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

JOB WoRK.-We have now completed our office
so as to execute, in the shortest possible time
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we most re-
spectfuly ask the patronage OF our friends.
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CRISPER COMA.

CRISPER COMA.
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With starry eyes, and radiant hair.
Whose curling tendrils, soft entwined,
Enchaned the very heart and mind,
CRIsPER COMA,
For Curling the Hair Of either Sex into Wavy
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Curls.
Thy USING THIS ARTICLE LADIR AND GENTLE
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the only article In the world that will curl straight
hair and at the time give It beautiful glossy ap
The Crsper Coma not only curls tho hair but
nyigorates beauties and clesnses IT. is highly and de-
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Crisper Coma will be sent to any address, sealed aud
postpaid for 81:
Address all orders to
W. L. CLARK & CO.. Chemista
No, West Fsyette street Syracuse. N \.
March 80 1yI
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PosToFFICE NoTICE.-An evening mail for Au-
gusta and Savannah, and for distribution beyond
those Offices, will close daily at the Postofice at
half-past o'clock.
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Post Once Notice.

Posi- OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, S. c., July 6, 1861
After to-day the mails for Northeastern Railroad
will close at o'clock AM, and to-day and after
wards they are expected to reach the Railroad
"Station" at 2:S0 O'Clock P.M and to be ready 70,
delivery at this Office at $50 o'clock PM, except
on Sunday, when the hour Will be from PM. to
PM, until further notice.
STANLEY G. TROTT, P. NJ.
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PERsoNAL.-Brevet Major-General E. p. s. CAN
BY and lady, accompanied by some officers of his
staff, arrived in this city yesterday and took rooms
at the Mills House.
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The MEETING STREET RETREAT.-MEssRs BA-
DxNHoP Co.'s New REsTAURANT.-The pathway
Of life is Q thorny route, relieved only here and
there by some oasis at which the traveller re-
pose and forget the troubles that are ,efore him.
We have, in our immediate neighborhood, one OF
these green spots, where the weary can find rest,
and where the turmoil AMI hustle of the outer
world are forgotten IN the discussion of more
dainty subjects. To relieve the mind OF the reader
who is doubtless anxious to find the precise local-
ty of this resting place. We announce at once that
Messrs. H. q. BApENHoP & Co. have opened at
their old stand restaurant, where all that flies,
swims or walks, may be found prepared in the
most acceptable manner for either the epicure or
the gourmand. To accommodate the numerous
guests. Of the establishment, booths have been
erected and the usual paraphernalis usually found
in frst-olass eating houses. The Meeting Street
Retreat is so wen known that it is useless to de-
scribe it, as, in the words Of bard: sNone named
it but to praise" Those parties who formerly
patronized the lunch and took their turtle soup
like aldermen, can now have an opportunity Of in
creasina their knowledge, and of testing the COM
pleteness Of the cuisine. We know what will be
the result Of their researches, and leave them to
the tender mercies Of Messrs. BADENHoP Co.
THE FAR.rER for Septemba. has been received.
This monthly is published by ELLIOTT & SHIELDS,
Richmond; also,
TIE AMERICAN FARMER, published in Baltimore
from which we take the following Horse Rene
dies" copied from the Turf Field and Farm: 2
HEAvEs.-There have been various opinions ex-
pressed by veterinary surgeons in relation to the
heayes, but we believe it has become settled
not be completely cured. The severity of the
disease however, can be materially mitigatet, and
the following will be found worth trying: Mix
equal parts Of pIlverized borax and satpetre, and
give the diseased horse tablespoonful twice q
day, and every other day spoonful of sulphur.
Give also half spoonful OF copperas twice a
week. Continue trls mode of treatment five Oh
six weeks.
WOUNDS ON HoRsEs.-One Of the best washes
that we know Of for ordinary wounds on horses is
to take one quarter OF pound OF saltpetre, half
pint Of turpentiue, and put them into bottle;
shake up well before using; apply to the wound
three times a day with q feather. This we have
heard highly recommended from reliable sources.
SALT AID ASHES FOB HoRsEs-Those keeping
horses should, twice week, throw in handful Of
salt and ashes. Mix them by putting in three
and it win keep their hair soft and fine. It will
prevent bots, colic etc. A little ground sulphur,
mixed with salt and ashes. and given once in two
or three weeks, is also beneficial. All domestic
animals win be thus benefited.
VgJ %
Bull OF MORTALITY. Return of deaths within
the city OF Charleston for TIE week ending August
31st, 1857: cy
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CHERAW ADVERTISER,

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AaRICuLrURE and MISCELLANEOUS NEW
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One copy year. W Uu
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RATES oE ADvERrsNa
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For each subsequent insertion: ....:..3.... w
AL Advertisements to be distinctly marked OF they
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Merchants and others advertising by the yeat iha-
raj deduction on the above rates will be made.
November Is ..-.-.
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SALE OF GROCERY SToRE-We would direct the
attention of our readers to the sale of the stock of
wholesale grocery store which will take place to-
day at the stand of Messrs. MCKAY & CAMPBELL,
in Meeting street opposite the Pavilion Hotel
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WHOLESALE IN CHARLESTON. BY
GOODRICH. WINEMAN d CO.,
No. 169 Meeting street.
M" " ~ BLOUNT q HALE,
PROPRIETORS,
Mav1I emo Montgomery, Ala
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Fact Worth Knowing.
Bakers wishing good FLOCR for Bread should call 9.
SIENHOUsE CO.. No. ITO East Bay
Families wishing choice FLOUR for Biscuits, Rolls,
&C., should call at sTENHoUsE CO., No. ITO East Bay
August 6
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