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- ARAhE:CHANCGF a FOX hVAElYA146YS.sS
.:. ~ EsrAB1lsHEp N. 1889 REBUILT n. 1881:
IIlHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING ToIEA1sE
.out his pIANING MILL, at the corner Of Beaufin
and Lynch streets, for term Of five yea sealed ors
for the same will be received until the LIST If March next
e Tha MIL and Engine Boom B eighty feet by forty-1ne
feet sir inches, built OF brick and covered with In
the erection Of this building every precautlon was taken
both as regardseonventsnce and security from fire.
The Machinery consists Of one twenty-five horse In
pine one WoodwoEh Planning M0chine fbuit to order by
Schenck one Saw Bench with friction rollers for saving
boards to wdt two Lath Saw Benches and one Cross
cut Circular Saw all believed to be- In Immediate work.
ing order, except the Belts. i; ~ - 2.is !;
twoatory Warehouse 103 feet long by 13 feet inches
wide (for storing White Pine and other fine lumber Sta
BILE for three Horses three SerVants Room and Kitchen
1852 feet by is 1ee and twostoty 0ce as feet by IT
fset) all built of brick and covered with tirl.
The lot measures 14S feet on Beaufdin street. by 24
feet on Lynch street, bounded on the south by naga
BILE creek which makes it very desirable for receiving
and shippng lumber On the lot is large brick Cssrn
and two large Fire Wells for the supply al Engines kc
From the locality of this properly being IN the vcint-
ty of all the Lumber ARRIVING from the Edisto River
gives 1t an advantage Of most other Sites and where
larger quantity Of Lumber can be handled at less e1
pense than any other estabHshment1n the city
The lessee to purchase the Engine and Machinery at
its present worth, and to pay all taxes insurance and
cost Of papers, rent to be paid quarterly in gold or iH
equivalent and security required.
The right reserved to reject oil proposals if not salts
factory I K,
Address HENRY cLARK,l l,s55ssI
5zlS:-s. West end Baantain street
8. February 13 WS6 = Charleston q &:
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To BAKERs GRooERs AND FAHnr rRs.-Do you Wlah
Flour warranted to make good bread? Do you 2wtah
Flour that will bring you customf Do you wish Flour
that win make white bread and not sour Then apply to
J. N RoBsoN, No. 60 East Bay who has always large
stock OF hast brands Georgia North carons Baltimore
and New York Flour in barrels half and quarter bags
December 10 ;sIlss..sE 3 : naWEanos
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YTu1s PENCIL IS SIMILAR TO THE ORDINARY
lead pencil, and win make clear black mark TINT
VIII remain after years Of wear and washing It s great
used with much greater dispatch and economy as
no rsk Of blotng No preparation being required except
the ampenine Of the fabric to be marked, and no Iou
blesone directions to be followed In its will save
much Inconvenience TO housekeepers and oil who have
occasion to mark their clothing.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Day

- AuGC10n SHIeB THE Day TT-T-f!--.. -
MCKAY & CAMPBELL will SELL this day, at their Cash
Auction House, No. IS Hase street, opposite the new
postoce at 10 o'clock damaged goods; also, balance q
stock of notion store; and stock Of superior
liquor; also, Bourbon wtiskey. bakers cart, &c.
R. M MARSHALL. & Bro. Will seI, this day, at their
salesroom, No. ss Broad street. at 1ok O'clock horses
mules, AMI pony; also, at IL O'Clock, bureaus bed
steads spring wagons, harness. &c. 8 -. :
ZWM B. RYAN will sell, this day, at the north OF Old
Custom House, at 1O o'clock, strong sorre horse.
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p. H. 81.

Are synonymous with Health, Strength and Visor
The secret will be reyeaaeaby investing ia bott,e OF
PANKNN's HEpAT1c: 'BTrTERs. For sale by al
Druggists .S;'5 - ~ - !" i
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LOCAL MATTERS.
To PRNrnRs.--A good compositor-a steady, re
liable man-can secure employment by application
OF fh;s ofino EEA.s

RARE CHANCE FOR CAprTAL.-The attention of
those desiring to invest capital is called to an ae-
vertisem in to-day's paper under the above
!. heading The Advertisement speaks for itself, and
! fully explains the advantages Of the property.
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RAILROADS.
IT, TO CONTRACTORS.


OFFICE CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH r. r., :,
-s : 80 = e: No. % BROAD STREET, S.
CHARLESTON. 8. O., February :, 1857.
PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS OFFICE
until Wednesday, 20th inst. at u O'Clock ~, tor
REBUILDING TIE SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD from the head of the Road near salkahstchie
to HardeyiIe. -
This work will require about
1000 feet Of Inverted W., OF Double Tresting.
Saltkahatchie Br1dge-5O feet span, on pile pters.
1854 Cross-Ties.
two miles of old Road Bed to cleared graded
and Track feaid.
is proposed to let the above work as contract
Proposals will also DO received at tho same time for re-
building the Road from Hardeville to the Savannah
River
This work will require about ::
II 600 feet of Inverted ", or Double Tresning
Three miles Of old Road Bed to be cleared graded aud
Track rClaid zez.slz5
is proposed to let the above work another con-
tract. z=5
Specifications, or any information requisite to a
thorough understanding Of either OF the above Contracts
will be cheerfuly given application at this Office
JOHN 8. RYAN,
General Superintendent
rT The Savannah Daily Herald will please copy three
times and send bill to Office of Savannah and Charleston
Railroad Company. swn3 February 8
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TIE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders of
the South Carolina Railroad was held at the Bank
in Broad street yesterday. Reports were read and
the usual business transacted. The stockholders
were largely represented, and the meeting was
: quite full An election for President and Direc-
tors Of the Road, and officers of the Bank, will be
held to- day. -! - . - : - -
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE-R. NJ. MARSHALL & Bro.
sold at auction, yesterday, the residence at the
corner OF Anson and George streets for s9OO0 lot
on Alexander street, south Of Charlotte street. for
s1575, and At acres trrpentine land in st. James
Goose Creek, for $475 cash.
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PERsoNA1.-We had the pleasure of q visit from
E. W. DAVIS, Esq, editor of the Lake City (Fla.)
Press, last evening. he is in the city on business
for his papsr, and VIII be pleased to receive any
advertisements, subscriptions, &C. The Press has
large circulation and is, in all respects, ster-
Ling sheet. -
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7: ARRIVAL. OF THE STEAMSHIP SEA GULL-MoRE
Or TIE TERRIFIC SToRM OFF HATTERAs ON TEE
9TH.--This staunch steamer, Of the Baltimore and
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& =; 0TICEfsocE
= Salsa EVERX EVENING at 7o,efock. ysKHR011aa,e
GOODS Gofhingg falcyT TG5opdgsyeWelgR Rqpalaad;
shoes; Cutlery, Perfpmafy ysnd 'soaps b.:
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Charleston Railroad Company's Steamship Line,
reached hor berth, at Pier. No. I Union Wharves,
at noon yesterday, after q voyage which al on
board will remember.
Capt. DUrToN left Baltimore on the 7th, P. NJ,
and, utter some delay in the Bay, from floating
ice, passed Cape Henry on the 9th, A. NJ; the
weather was threatening, and by the time the
Sea Gull came up to Hatteras, q heavy storm was
prevailing, and Capt. DuTToN, with commendable
prudence, put his ship about and run in under
the Shore where he laid to in fourteen fathoms of
water for eighteen hours, thereby escaping what
is generally conceded to be the most severe storm
of the season.. In the heaviest weather the Sea
G,a2 proved herself substantial ship, and when
the gale had abated sufficiently, resumed her voy-
age, and made the run i.om Hatteras to Charles
ton Light in twenty eight hours-arriying off the
Bar on Monday evening, at O'Clock; but, owing
to the fact thnt beacons along shore are not now
lit IA great drawback by the way to the port,
and matter which should attract the attention of
the Government, and to which the Marine In
surance Companies Of the country should give
heed), this fa7orite ship was delayed until the
morning tide.
The Sea GaM brings a very large assorted cargo,
and even the cabins, including the Captains state
room, are full of corn-150 sacks being stored
there. 1t should be subject OF congratulation to
the Stockholders that their interests are in the
hands Of one SO prudent and thoughtful for the
safety Of the ship and cargo, and we have no doubt
the underwriters will note the fact
The ship will have every dispatch, and it il
matter OF great consequence that consignees
should render assistance by the prompt removal
Of the;- goods from the wharf
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WE are Indebted to Mr. F. G. voaLER, Of the
Central News Depot, No. 10s Market street, for
late copies of the Saats Zedang and other New
York papers. Our German fellow-citizens will
find capital resume Of affairs in the Old World in
the above named German paper. Mr. '. has
full supply of periodicals. Of all kinds.
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TEE TIME TO ADVERTISE TN THE
90 COUNTRY. s

The Daily South Carozinian at is now sent
to every Postoce in the State Being the oace pape,
OF State it win be found al the present tme esps
cay valuable to merchants and others desiring to avail
themselves Of very large circulation.
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III TIE MANY FRIENDS Of Mr. J. b, P. ALLEY viii
be gratfed to learn that, after long suspension,
compelled, we presume, by the e1genoiesof the
war, he has resumed his former bIsinesa and VIII
take great pleasure IN mnstering to Their; last
earthly vrants. II ever q man was born to aspeoial
vocation, Mr. 1. was thus esxly destined toikis
present grave employment nor this only but re-
gardsWas had moreover totthis same circumstance
BY those who endowed him with that wealth Of
initials, which, we learn, represents JoHN Bury
PsopIE Sea advertisement =
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FmE.-At three O'Clock yesterday morning. the
alNrm was sounded, and fire was discovered in the
store Of MI. G. W. .TnyoN, corner of Exchange
street and LIialtic wharf. Mr. THEoN's stock
was composed of very inAammable material, being
mostly white pine lumber, blinds, sashes and
doors, together with machinery, agricultural in
plements, &c. Every floor was occupied, and
there being several thousand feet OF lumber stored
in the building, the flames rushed madly along,
completely destroying the interior, and leaving
merely the shell standing.
By the strenuous exertions Of the aremen, the
damage was confined to the building where the
fire had originated, but the adjoining house was
slightly scnrched, and its stock somewhat injured
by water. The building occupied by Mr. TnroN
was the property Of Messrs. JOHN FRASER & Co.,
and WAS uninsured. The stock was valued at about
$1,000, and was insured for only $4,000 $4,000
in the Charleston Insurance and Trust, and
5000 in the Baltic Insurance Company, OF New
York, Mr. J. D. FORD, Agent.
The building to the east was the property of Mr.,
W. G. DUKES, and was insured for $4,000 in Messrs
TUPPER & Lanes Agencies, and the stock, consist
ing OF corn, gunny baggng, bacon, &C., was in.
sured for $4500 in the Savannah Home Insurance
Company, a. II. LEE, Agent. Mr. DUKES sustain
ed hardly any injury, although the fire was in
such dangerous proximity. The damage to the
building and stock will not amount to more than
$780, The fire was set in the back part Of the
building; and was evidently the work Of an incen.
diary, as every place had been carefully examined
before closing that night. Nothing was saved, as
the flames ragged too fercely to make an effort.
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4 FEW. WORDS OF C0MM0
SElN EILS 80

How few there are who not subject to soma
Of the lungs or respiratory organa who; by
premonitory symphonic, aggTavate the compiafnt gns
disease strikes it's shafts, causing
Of the patient and anxiety and distress % ssnds
coIdi IA slight sore throatl is the heedleas
of nany when 30 affected. Yes ;:OnlY tod, thai
thouahfesa expression Of thousands whom h1A1
marked for his prey. .,. . .as,.:., .,:-er. =, II G
Observation-Disclosures should be the moth forever
In the minds Of all subject to Coughs Oolda
fernr from Asthma, Bronchihs Consunptnnl Relief fiI
Within their reach; and If neglected. fatal
ensue-a life of misery daily, hourly struggle for ex.
istence. contest in which there can be but
Eoes 4 not spusl the strongest mind TO thint OF fs
result caused by neglect? Then why delay What ex
crlse can be offered when timely warning is sounded N
YOUR earsa When the danger lis pointed out why not
avoid ~? MARsDEN's PE0ToRAL BALM has been used
with SUCCESS in nearly million Of cases. and is endorsed
cious remedy that scientific resear % has discovered
relieve and cure all cases Of Co lshs Colds Influenza
and Consumption II the case is not beyond all hope:
Even when the sufferer is the last stages. hew ind
relef; by using this. prep Araton One bottle Sfl
vince the most incredulous that the inertia Of this prepa
of the eulogies bestowed upon thousands who have
been cured by its Timely use "a guarantee
each bottle and dealers instructed In every instance
to refund the money when this preparation falls TO re-
lieve. -a.ze4z5s, :
York. =,
Price, so cents Small bottle; 81 large size.
s.- KING CASsIiDEY,
Wholesale Agents, Charleston,
GOODRICH, WINEMAN 4; CO, =.
-: Wholesale Agents, Ch,llessea; <.
And all Retail Druggists smo December r
.zz.. = - H:--ca
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{ CoURT OF CHANcERY-Ch Chancellor LEsEsNE pre-
siding.-The Court met al II A. NJ, and was occu-
pied during the larger portion Of the morning in
hearing motions sls referring TO the Masters. At
o'clock the case q " 81: MAaRATa ps: Tine Bark Of
South Carolina, was resumed, and A.G. MAaRATHl,
Esq. concluded his argument for the complainant.
Hewss followed BY T. Z. sLAoNs; Esq for the de-
fence, who oontinuedst TO the hour Of adjournment.
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GAS FITTIh G..
THE AIKEN PRESS

TT1 IS PROPOSED TO PUBLISH IN THE TOWN OF
Aiken, s. G., Weekly papor under the above title
to be devoted to General IntelIigence-pohtca Com
merciaI. Social Literary and Relgiouswith Depart
the Vineyard, and the Garden ANews Summary, e
contain digest of the important events Of the week
win occupy portion OF the paper and particular a.om
est adapted to our condition, and the tevelepmen
of he resources of the country in Agr1
culture, Fruitraising. and Vine growing
Terms-$s year, In advance
W. d. KIRKLAND, Publisher. January u
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ALL PENCILS ARE STAMPED:
Har. .aAMERIcAN LEAD PENCIL CO. N. Y"
Mono genuine without tho exact name of the firm I:
1ook ~ AZ sT5-1 1.5E5=Iz emo December IS
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BARaAINs.-T There is no pursuit that is followed
with more zest, and no sound more sweet to the
ear, than The announcement Of bargain. Know
ing the preailection Of some of our fair readers
for the former amusement, we take great pleasure
in telling them {what, perhaps, they knew before)
the place to find these treasures. With the spring
time coming fast upon us, it behooves al to COM
mence the search Immediately, d they w0ld wish
to secure good selection. The Charleston House
has been widels Known as receptacle for bVous Of
every description, but at the present time it's
facilities have been largely increased, and the
stock is now thorough and perfect in every par
ticulsr. e}&=zS#:t go
Messrs., sroL1, WEBB & Co. are now prepared to
offer the public the greatest variety of. goods,
from the common domestic to the rare and
recherve articles that even the Queen ,of shebs
might have envied. Few establishments have
made more enduring name than the Charleston
House, and none, perhaps, one more deserving. It
has been the aim of the proprietors to establish
frst-class. Use, and that they have not failed
in this the voice OF the public viii attest. They
have recently made additions to their already full
stock, and by rsference to an advertisement. in
another. column, ailist Of new goods will be seen
that can tempt the most inyeteratc shopper.
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Queen streets be replaced, which was referred TO
the Board Of Firemasters. .:;..r,. $
No other business appearing, the Council ad-
journed.
A GUARANTEE accompanies each bottle OF Of
MARspENa PEoroRAL BALM, which will cure every
case Of Cough, Cold, Influenza or Catarrh. bus
agents have instructions to refund the money N
every instance where it fails to relieve and cure
For sale by MI druggists.
sz.s DoWIE & NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, W1NEMAN & CO., Agents.
TESTED By TDE.-For Throat Diseases, Colds,
and Coughs, Bro,o,a's Bronchial lroches" b have
proped their efficacy by test Of many years. The
good effects resulting from the use of the Troches
have brought out many worthless limitations. OBJ
tain only browns Bronchial Troches. !"
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AE.L STYLES AND GRADES OF LEAD PENCILS
"A Of superior quality orc manufactured and offered
IN at fair terms to the Trade The public arc invited
sJN to giyo the AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL the pre-
81 M ference. t5 - : s;- 2 = : ;-s.., -
VlW TIE PENCILS ARE TO BE HAD AT ALL THE
"a PRINCIPAL STATIONERs AND NOTION = =.
HH4 ,sEG45 DEALERS. II ls'zEz.z =
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II you want cheap Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
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" - W.
MARSHALL, BuRaE & BowEN.-We invite atten-
ton to the card Of this highly responsible firm,
which appears in our issue to-day, with only the
remark that, as wholesale dealers in foreign and
domestic goods, they have an experience which
must be beneficial to customers, and q superior
general knowledge Of business, that has long since
placed the members Of this copartnership among
the first merchants Of our city,. ry-. y 49,.
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Notices Of the Press.

Notices of the Press.
.erhe marking inks 80 commonly used for marking
linen and other fnbrcs inconyen3ent and troublesome
each bottle being accompanied by number Of 'dree-
tons which considerably bother the brains Of house.
keepers The Indelible Pencil will prevent this as su
the preparation necessary IN the dampening of the fabric
which ia to be marked thereupon.
- = Scientific american.
"Ladie will be pleased with the Indelibe Pencil, new
invention for marking clothes ndebly without risk OF
blottinp Il will abolish the old plum Of using pen with
q bottle IN. 7. Euening Fbst
ave hsye seen samples Of permanent marking with
thia pencil which cannot be washed out"
5f - Boston Journal.
tThss la the largest invention for small one that we
have seen for long time. doea away with the bother
Inconvenience and difficult mode Of marking with ink
Literary Museum.
"CrARn's PATENT 1NDE1DLE PENo11.-We have tried
this celebrated pencil for marking linen, &C., and found
It tc be all that claimed for it. No family should DC
without It, It is greatly superior to any indehbe INK
that we have ever tried. ."-Cincnaai National Unon
IA desirable convenient and useful household arti.
cle',-SprinQfeId t4ass.) Republican,
One Pencil will Mark 1900 Articles.
nac TRAVELLING AGENTS WANTED Send SO cta.
for Pencil and Circular
For sale by JULIUS FLAUM, No. 1873 King street; also
by NJ NJ. QUINN, Up Town News Depot.
Fnfruary 1Iuo
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- - .
MAyoa's Court, February 12.-John Moultrie, q
very black specimen Of citizen of African de-
scent, who, torgetful OF the i,lustrious name he
bore, went into 8 farm and stole cabbages, was
fined IS or be imprisoned five days.
Two colored men who had been to the fire and
became very much affected by the heat, or perhaps
by some 2:4O .wt;skey, which was circulating
around in promiscuous manner, were 30 indispos-
ed as toFcompel postponement Of their appear
ance to the next Court.
THE RETURN OF: TIE WAYDERERs.- fight
5 Of thesf freedmen has ended, and the;--sbright
dreams Of tropical idleness have faded away All
is not gold That gEtters and Cuay soon found that
bread Eait Rss my sshical production, and that
after al; ;tthere was no place Ike home. Lured by
promises and csoled by bribes, they willingly left
this State for another and farer land (so-called;
but the migratory black birds are again on the
wing, and the return trips Of the boats are often
crowded with sea-sick and home-sick darkies.
Their paradise has not proved to be the blissfll
abode they anticipated, and Sort Carolina has
more charms now than MI the world beside. It is
fortunate for either section that they have chang
ed their minds before it was too late IN the season
for planting, and If they are now Wiling to accept
the situation, and put their hands to the plough
some good may yet result fr m their retuE1.
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If you want Printing executed neatly;

u you Want booaB puunu III Buy Scy1e' o1 " 11e''0
Books made to order, with any desired pattern o.
ruling, go to HIRAM HARRIS, No. SO Broad street
feb Tyr
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TO COTTON PLANTERS.


O00 BARRELS MAPRs' NITRo-sUPER-PHOs
CUU PIRATE OF LIME, to arrive per brig Logan
For sale on favorable terma at manufactursrs prices
with erpensea added. =--g--5-ssz= :
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BEAUTIES OF THE TELEaRApH.-Our dispatches
last night from Washington were more than usually
uninteligible Whose the fault, we are unable to
say; but We know that no functionary short: OF a
Philadelphia lawyer could have deciphered the dis
patch relating to the MAaRApER Test Oath case.
Wewere compelled to omit part Of it. in conse-
Sduence z=-s1zz:: -s..@ts-5:z= s45s-
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eTbls is the largest invention for small one that W
have seen for long time It does away with the bother
Inconvenience and difficult mode Of marking with ink
r. tforo HfUe ptlu1
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a. a aUPE' 1sA1D:EOuI 7es HE7e su1eteu 1o1
some time from the depredations of the river
thieves, and receL ly large amount Of rope was
stolen from vessel lying at Boyce's wharf. The
Detectives were Immediately notified, and they
instituted search, which resulted in finding the
stolen property at junk shop where it had been
stopped. - Officer LEVY was mainly instr Gumental
in it's recovery, and though the thief has now es-
capped, he may yet not only come to the end Of his
rope, but have ropes end applied to him. 80.
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RX RIM M;NfAI3sEIAI.I1;;sss1;$$sss:s$fs sssss
;BrokeFs s.0Ad4-AuetioneoEspMo le.1l
THIS DAY; ct IL O'Clock, VIII Be s0h,
Handsome BUREAUS ssBEDSTEAD ADS, WARDROBRe
Tables, qhaiess What Cooking .xaa xetoSen