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STOVES.

Stoves STOVES! STOVES!
For sale a large lot of SECOND HAND STOVES
as good as new-cook and heating stoves
ALSO
Two CRATES in perfect order witt summer fronts.
which V i'll sell very cheap for cash. 462 10th
street, between and streets oc 23-St.
S7ovEs' srovEsH sTovEsI!
Buy your Stoves at the mannfactory where
you can get repairs. OLD STOVES taken
in part pay for new ones. Repairs for all -
kinds OF STOVES and CRATES. at wholesale and
retail, at WHITE BRO. IS, Iron Founders, No
50 Az ST., one square from the bridge. ocl-lm*
S12 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 21Q
l.. s. WOODWARD,
(Successor toe. Woodward Sea.)
just received a large stock of Bibb Il Co.'S
PATENT PARLOR HEATERS,
which will pGt p ia the best manner, and satis-
faction guaranteed, tor heat two. three, four
story houses, also, general assortment
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES,
which viii be sold cheap for cash.
am now prepared to repair imme diately, in the
best manner, Stoves of all descriptions.
Please send in early.
LIS, WOODWARD,
S1S Pennsylvania avenue,
se B-lm between 10th and IL.
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SECRET DISEASES-

eAMARITAN's GIFT is the most certain, safe, An,
enectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days,
recent cases in twenty -foes i1rrs No mine al, n.
balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken.
lie the soldiers hope, and friend to those who d,
male, S.. ..
.sAMA RITAN's Roor AND HERB JuIcEs.--A posi-
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GERS, Sores. Spots, letters &c Price 81 2 per bot
tie. Sold BY s. @. Ford. See advertisement. my
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WHTATON s OINTMENT will cure the Itch
WHEATON 5 OINTMENT will cure Salt Rheum
WHEAToNS OINTMENT cures Old Sores.
WHEATON'S OINTMENT cures All Diseases of
the Skim
Price 50 cents-by mail 60 cents. All Druggists
seliit. WEEKS 4 POTTER, Boston, Proprietors.
z, D. GILMAN, Agent, Penna. av. Sc A-eely
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ERrE EYERYRnDY

Large PIP. Circular giving information OF the
greatest importance to the young OF both sexes;
IL teaches how the homey may become beautiful,
the despised respected, and the iersaken loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send
their Address, and receive copy post paid by re-
turn mail. Address P. o. Drawer 21.
ap3-d6weoly Troy, New York.
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The Polls in Georgia to be Kept Open
Until Saturday-The Convention Doubt.

AUGUSTA, Oct 30.-Gen Pope has issued
orders to the registration boards to keep the
polls open till p. m. Saturday, an extension
of two days. The returns of the first and sec.
end days Indicate that the convention would
be defeated, had the time not been extended
1t is not now regarded that the question will
be carried. The Conservatives eeneraiIv
throughout the State have taKen NO part The
election is passing of quietly. In this city
and county the vote to-day was $50, and for
the two days 2,6l5. In Lagrange the vote for
the two days was about 1900. Only four
whites have voted. In Grimm to-day only a33
votes were polled. Very few whites voting.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 3O.-The election here has
passed on quietly. The total vote so far as
heard from 10 1850. There was only one white
voter to-day, making two white votes that
have been cast. The negroes have II all their
own way. The whites do not 10 near the
polls. A new poll will be opened to.morroW
fcr the whites Nearly all OF the votes cast is
for the Radical ticket. General pope sxtends
the time Of election TIVE days.
CoLUMBUe, Oct. 30-The result of the tvo
days. election is 1,117 votes, all for the con ven
ton. Only twenty-five whites voted. The
number OF registrations in the county IN q 0lO.
OF which 1,150 are whites and 1,7eO hiacks'
MACON, Oct. 3.-The election to-day was
remarkably quiet. No whites participated.
Upto O'Clock this afternoon i,sf6 votes have
been polied, thrse OF which were given by
whites. DIei7l 3 HIly pzlffg4r te3 :. q 80 :
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NEW MARRIAGE CuJnE

AN ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN, on Physiologi-
cal Errors Abuses, and Diseases incident to Youth
and Early Manhood, which create impediments to
MARRIAGE, with sure means of relief. Sent in
sKILLIN H0UGHTON, Howard Association
Philadelphia. Pa. seZ3-3m
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DE- ITHIs NEW OFFICE,

No. 4SO u STREET.
near New Jersey Avenue,
Washington, ID. G. =,
cases recurring skill and experieRce, being the dis
coyerer of the only remedies for diseases OF
private al aractcr. The treatment adopted by him
is that which has the approval Of the most dtstin
guisbed surgeons of Paris, London and New fork. :.
and its universal success has proved beyend adobt
that permanent cure for the werst cases OF Con-
stitntiona Diseases Enlargement OF the Prostr ate
Glands, diseases produced by q certain SOLITARY
practice, &c. can now be obtained to moral GER
tainty if application be made TO those wh9se intel
hgence and skill may be relied on. SINCE Dr. E.
Schuman has opened In this city, all the many
cases that have come under his care have been
cured without single exception. Persons con-
sulting DR.. Schuman may rely upon receiving
every care, and strictly professional confidence.
In all cases an early applca is of the utmost
importance as neglect or maitreatment often leads
that the patient comes in contact with no but
the docter. Office hours, TO II a. m, TO p. m.
ocl5ly -tsL |
GJELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU gives
IL health and yigor TO the frame and bloom to
the relid cheek. Debility is accompanied by many
alarming symptoms, and If ne treatment IL sub.
itted to- consumpt ton, insanity, or enileptic fts
eAeae. cc I-D&Wly /
VI,HE GLORY OF NAN is SSTREEGTH-There.
fore the nervous and debilitafed should I'm,
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ssI-p&W,ly
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STOVESl STOyES!i

a Stoves STOVES" A
Please take notice that we are prepared to repair
in the best manner, all kinds OF HEATING AP-
PARATUS, and suggest that it is not safe to DELAY
this work until late in the fall
We are also prepared to put up new LATR0BES
and ether HEATERS, and are now receiving our
fresh steck Of COOKING and HEATING STOVES.
in great variety and respectfully invite an exam.
ination of our stock. Call at
SIBLEY GUYS Stove Warerooms,
322 Pennsylvania avenue,
eu 26-dh between l9th and llth streets.
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ARTICLE

If, however, tine postage on any correspond
ence shall be prepaid insufficiently, it shall
nevertheless be forwarded to Its destination,
amounts instead Of fractions Of 1 cent 70. S.
or cents Dutch Upon the delivery of any
unpaid or INSULT ciently paid letter, or OF any
other ins ufh ciently paid correspondence, there
shall be levied fine in the United States not
exceeding cents IT, So in the Netherlands
not exceeding Is cents (Dutch.) This fine and
also the deficient postage on all other CORES
pondence than letters, shall not enter into the
accounts between the two Offices but shall be
retained to the use of the collecting office.
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Any correspondence may be registered, as
we'll In ternational correspondence as tha
originating in or destined for other countries tC
which these two administrat tions may respec.
lively serve as intermediates in either direc.
ton for the transmission of such registered ar.
ticles. Each department shall notify the other
of the countries to which it may thus serve as
intermediary.
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ARTICLE 9,

Registered correspondence shall, in addition
to the postage, be SUBJECT to a register fee, no
exceeding 10 cents (U. s. in the United States
and not exceeding 25 GEMS (Dutch) in the
Netherlands; and this tee shall be always
prepaid.
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The prepayment of pc stage on ordinary let.
tiers shall be optional. subject to the conditions
IN article mentions d. but on registered let.
ters, and on all other correspondence men.
toned in paragraph the second of the first ar.
ticle, it shall be obligatory. 49,.
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Accounts between the two offices shall b
regulated on the following basis: From IN
total amount OF postages and register fees col
lecred by each Office on letters, addel 70 the to
tai amount Of PREPAID postages and registe
fees on other correspondence which it despatch
es, the despatching office shall deduct th
amount required, at the agreed rate, for tn
cost OF the intermediate transit thereof between
the two frontiers; and the amount of the twt
net sums shall be dixidet between the twt
Offices. in the proportion OF three -ftths to tn
United States Office, and two. .fifths to the ofic
of the KafhprlAnda .---
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whenever q regular line OF steam commuri-
cation. acceptable to the two Offices. NAV be
employed directly between any port OF the
United States and any port of the North of
Europe at such rates that the entire cost of
transportation between the two frontiers shall
pot exceed for e1ch single letter rate cents
(U. s. and for each kilogram Of other corre-
spondence 10 ceat. ~. y in that case it is
agreed that theintefnational single letter rate
OF postage ty such line shall be reduced to 10
cents (U. S. from the United States AND 25
cents (Duteh) from the Netherlands. And the
two offices shall by common accord fix the
time when this reduction shall take effect
...- ARTICLE7. .s. r.. .
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Convention Betw-e the General Post OF.
flee of the United states Of America and
the General Post Office of The Neither.
! lardS -'.-s ~. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-13

he has arrived in Paris ard has placed him
self In The hands Of physician there. His
health is improving.
The Tribune learns from trustworthy
sources that the order Of Gen. Sheridan,
prohibiting the holding Of the municipal
election in New Orleans on March lth, was
issued under instructions from the Presi
dent to suspend the election. an to depose
both Governor Wells and Mayor Monroe II
he sAw Ill,
The Fenian excitement continues here.
4 mass demo nstration takes place this eve.
ming at Union Square. Money is pouring
In, and the project ola New York merchant
I, raise 81 ,0oo, 900 for rsiva;eers has been
favorably received and meets with consid>
cradle success.
Arr.va dispatch from Washington states
THAI tie colnmttce now in that city have been
cordially received by Senators and Repre>
sentatives Of both housee.
The Hcsslds Vera Cruz letter Of March
I'd, states that sixteen thousand French
troops had sailed Tor France up to that time.
and great preparations we're making 10 de-
fsnd the city after the French had left.
II is said that Macmillan will expose
Nspoleon's in,rigues against the United
States.
I. A Times special says an order viii be is>
sued to-day assigning Scho6sid 10 the First
Division, Sicklea to the Second, Thomas 20
the Third. Ord to the Fourth, and Sheridan
to the nth, in the Southern States, under
the military reconstruction bill
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81. Levis, Msrch IL The fenisns had .
very large snd enthusiastic meeting last
night. Resolutions were adopted pledgine
assistance, men and means to the present
movement in Ireland. They demand o! cur
government immediate acknowledgment -
beligcrenss and the rights Of the Irish Rec
public, and are calling on wealthy Irishus d
Of this country 70 purchase pEivatssrs 10
prey on Eng ish commerce.
Il 10 expected that Gov. Butler viii socn
convene the Nebraska Legislature and take
the neesasasy measures 70 put the State gov.
eminent Ia working order.
The Dsmscsat's e. Jsseph special Gays
Gen. Cooks recent raid on The lnd,ans, il,
the region Of Stein's ,nountsin, resulted II,
the killing u 81 of ths eavsgss.
Afs. Lucsstia Popes asthss Of Msj. Gsu
Pope, died hsss 10 day.
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FROM EUROPE.
Latest News by the Atlantic Tel.
egr0ph.

Latest News by the Atlantic Eel.
e9rnph.
LospoN. March le.-Noon.-Ths Eenian
bands in Ireland have ell been dispssssd. -
The entire country is tranquil. The au.
thorites have COED reason 10 tear another
rising, and have taken measure. to Illustrate
IT,
DUBLIN, March l2-Anests Of Fsnians
ere being made in all parts Of ths coustry,
and large quantities Of arms seized BY The
police.
IA dispatch from Cork states that ds>
tschmens has beso sent in pursuit Of large
number Of insurgents who are reported 10
have gathered in the vicinity II Mallow
Junction. an important railway centre in
the county Of Cork.
PAaIs. March l2.-Laborsrs on the expe
sition building have stsuek for highes
wages.
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K,SGsrc,. March ls.-The company Of
volunteer rifles on service here lsse asnNh
has been relieved.
Three men Of the royal artillery deserted
last night.
MoxTnzAL, March l2.-One o, tso bat
talions Of Montreal militia will Do called out
shortly for frontier service. The sscend
battalion esd Fusilesss, Ora battalisu ssth.
and the fourth battallien Of the oh siaes.
will return TO Esgland during ths suansr.
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WASHINGTON.

WAsnisGrox, March l2.-About 81 900
Was collected and subscribed for the aid Of
ireland 1t public meeting Last night.
No day 10 yet Gxed Tor the trial Of Sur
rate. lis supposed il will be the 18th or
goth inst.
The railroad bridge over the Potomac 10
thoroughly repaired add trains are running
regularly.
WASHINGTON, March 1S.- NJ. Tassara. for
ton years Spanish Minister here, has been
recalled, and will be succeeded by Senior
Faessii COVE.
WARRINGTON, March l2.-Jay Cooke L
Co.. ~ also the First National Bank Of this
city, deny tho statement that they ere Dc
pcsitories for . lottery enterprise, purpoft>
Ing 90 be for the benefit Of the National Sol
diem and Sailors Orphan Asylum. Gen
vanWick, Of New York, also warns the
public against the same scheme.
The Democratic National Committee met
yesterday afternoon 1t tho resideuce Of NJ.
August Belmont. the chairman. II was
decided not to call . National Convention
previous TO- the regular animation one Of
nsxs year. Measures were set on foot for a
thorough organization Of the party through
out the Union Most Of the Northern States
were represented
WARRINGTON, March ls-Houss. - The
Speaker presented several memorials from
the Legislature Of New Mexico concerning
the affairs Of that Territory, which were
referred
Congress will adjourn or take . recess i'm,
med:ately after the supplementary recon.
struction bill shall become law. Of which
there Is no doubt, even IL the President
shall veto il, which seems certain. Mem.
bsrs OF Congress think they will not 10 de.
tanned here beyond NEXT week. The gsnss.
a opinion is that recess will ~ taken until
October, in order to afford time to sss
whether the President has executed the re.
construction oct, . subject Of which the
House Oe0oiltes On the judiciary will taxa
coguixaaes IL connection With that Of i'm
peochment
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Nsw loak. March ~. - A dispatch 70
csivsd BY The Southern Relief Co90issien
from Washinglon, states on she authority OF
General Howard that although ehs proposed
Congressional appropriation 81 11OOo, 600 for
the relief Of the suffering poor Of the South
be passed, private contributions should not
be eurtailsd Gen. Howard says 10 addi.
ton to the one million dollars from Congress
<5e0, 600 more should Be raised by the peo-
pie.
Cattle active and unchanged; Sheep and
lambs marked 1t an advance equal TO 2
cent per pound.
NEw YoaK, March ia Hersld's WASH
ington special says: intelligence from vir.
ginia intimatss that the people Ct that State
consider the passage Of Wilson's bill 40
great victory over the Radicals, and Cover.
ncr Picspont is reported TO have said il
leaves the Reorganization entirely in the
hands OF President johnson and his rebel
friends.
A HerAld's New Orleans special says =
Resolutions were yesterday introduced in
the STATE Senate declaring the Sherman bill
unconstitutional. and demanding . test oil
il in the Supreme Court. They were refer
red 70 Q special csomit1so.
The Senate bill suspendine State cad NJ.
nicipal elections. was referred to the Judi
ciafy Committee h the House.
Tribunss special says that ehs Houss
Cemoisass % slsclions yesterday had under
consideration ~ Colesado contested cleo
lion ease. They agreed 70 allow neither u
shs spplisants TO occupy the seat until the
matter Vas definitely settled.
The Psssident to-day cent The nomina-
tons 81 Judge John s. Whitaker a. Die.
trict Attorney, end Genera; Heron a. Uni.
/ ted States Marshall Tor New Orleans. There
has been great contest on these nomina.
lions.
A party in New Orleans nov claim the
gold bslonging to the Richmond, which il
in ths custody Of Treasurer Spinner. Hs
required them 10 identify II. They esksd
70 Gee u aud then they could tell whether Il
~as THERE. Mr.. Spinner thought il they
could not idsatily Il without bret seeing 4
shsas clai0 was . very 6imsy ons. TheJ
stsa attempted dsscsiptica but failed.
A private lsliee ffea Elihu b. Wash
bur0e - . prominent Senator. states this
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ONO

CIseissAri, March ls.--The loss bv the
explosion OF the powder mil asas Zenia,
yesterday, is estimated a. $4,000.
Tie ComTerciars Knoxville dispatch
says i, is estimated that the late flood has
damaged East Tennessee over $4,000, 900.
Over 200 persons were washed out Of their
holmes in Knoxville. The damage 70 the
farming interests - very heavy, many Of
them having lost their houses, barns, grain
and stock
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The revolutionary excitement still centin.
uss in ireland. but. the cable being under
the control Of the British authorities. the r.
ports We receive are evidently ons-sidsd.
One Of the suburbs Of Atlanta, Go. just
ssbuil,, 10 called She,mantown, after wm.
Tecuipseh.
The health Of Alexandss n. Stephens 10
again reported to be failing rapidly.
Bishop Soue, senior bishop Of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church South, died q Nash-
vills. Tenn. IN tho 9Th inst.
To>day, by order Of the Town Council,
the sole remaining portion Of Table Rock,st
Niagara Falls, will be blown from its present
dangerous position.
In England the reorganization Of the
Derby Government has been complsssd.-
The Duke Of Marlborough becomes Lord
Presiden. Of the Privy Council, in plsce Of
the Duke Of Buckingham, appointed Colon
ial Secretary, and the Duke Of Richmond
will take the Chair at the head Of the Board
Of Trade
The iniQuitous tariff bill which failed 70
pass the House ct the close Of the last COM
gress has been introduced into the present
one.
Qnie a number OF counterfeit $50 bills,
on various National BAnks-altsrsd from
genuine $os-have made their appearance.
Look on. for them Also look out for BE-
gus $40 bills on the Flour City National
Bank Of Rochester, \. \.
Indications are that the revolutionary
movement il Great Britain ~ very serious
affair, extending oil over England and Ire
land. and that general uprising Was re-
Gently only prevented by contrary orders
FROM Chief Organizer" Stephens. The
actions Of his man Stephens still indicate
that he is spy or m.reenary Of the British
Government.
Great excitemen. prsyails amongst the
! Fenians everywhere. the brotherhood in
Detroit threaten another invasion Of Cans
do. At Washington they are urging Con
gress 70 recoeuizs their rights as bsiligsr'
ants in their pending war with Great Britain
They will appear before the newly sPpoins
ed Committee on Foreign Affairs - soon q
it shall have been oreanissd, for this pur
pose.
T The damage by floods ON the Cumber-
land and Tennessee rivers 10 immense. Th'
water 10 still rising. Vast qasnsities .
freigh; are accommodating. Dreadful distress
is reported =. Chattanooga. The town i
reported Is entirely submerged.
! AT Memphis the Mississippi river . q
inch higher than the hish.wassr mark
1862. the whole Of tie lower county !
overiiowsd. Cattle, hogs and mules e.
drowning ar d pesishios. Fences ass swsp
away and plantations Destroyed. Asov
Memphis the inhabitants ssy the nvsr !
higher thru il wac ever known before.
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The Shivering Victims

Or Fever ard Ague. who freeze to-day 10 burn to-
morrow. nj hi hssebcrn exempted from their prcs
,ui trials hsd they allie themselves In time OF that
safeguard against all msisTioEr diseases, HOSTEL
IEn.s STOMACH BirTERs. But II II !. too late
m prevention It IL not late for cure. shsls
bottle % this irresistible herbal tonic VIII stop the
pagoxysmr aud brief course 81 Il Will restore the
patient 90 vlxoroag health The prudent aud thoaght-
fui however who would rather foresfs dlsesse shan
wait its assaults. will rcsori 10 this defense
ncane; intermittent nid rcmttenf feye.s al the com
Iatncem,nt ~ the season when they prevail, Now
10 4rr rss 20 forearm ihs system aarnsi fever and
asrc. bilious complaints and dispepsia- diseases
which ere often engcndered, and awsys aggrev ated
h NE chilli snd danps of Winter and early bpring
saAxrsrrsnx CT IsTKs ussTRxrp.
The Bard Of Avon tells ~ thst the "sun In March
doth noussh A9ues. and the remark In - trae nov
~ Il three hundred years ago But fortnnassly,
IN these modern DAYS March Agues eau DO prevented
uOSTETTRRS BIT KRe. ID . single week. will pue
he system In the system In coaditiou to resist cv
cry species Of nterntteat fever, Or, II there 10 .
prcdispositon 10 biiioasness dispersal this ens-
Vuaied regulssor and invgorast wl juet certsaly
presso that. AL the Disorder common 70 the SEA-
con Ut sogS and frosi- moy be held In aheya lance BY
this potent antid0te. They may also be elected nom
the system aiter they have made Judgement ihsre,
By it, pcrseveYing uos II IL therefore moral insanisy
fuf anV family to lie without IL,
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ILLINOIS.

CAiao. March l3.-Ths levss near Nsvnd
City broke this morning. end the breech 10
forty feet wide aud six inches deep. The
citizens are sinking boat in the crevics
and doing all they can to prevent IN inun-
dation Of the town.
The levees about Cairo ore Intact end DO.
lis.sd capable OF outstanding the food At
its maximum.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-13

TIE undersigned have completed extended
arrangements Tor obtaining the discharge Of
Bsnkrupas under the new law.
One OF our firm will be IN regular attendance
At the Federal Courts and in communication
with our Office and its correspondents. WeShail
devote especial attention to this branch Of bust
ness, and our clients mar rely upon prompt 40
tion ia their cases.
An early application will be necessary to se.
cure speedy adjudication
COOK 4 DkURY,
Attorneys.
inch 5ds2w Davenport. Iowa.
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new JERSEY.

cAxO.n. March i2.-At the election here
to-day the Republican candidate, Cox, vas
elected Mayor BY about 200 msjsrity. The
whole Republican ticket Vas elected in two
wards and partly in the other one
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AGAIN IN BUSINESS :
". =. MAJ C.

s~rasssrs Repasrer ana Dpealsr.
II AuAiN Prepared 70 RkNOvArs
= ese sSfe'ssss saa uphslstssy. - bur aaa
osst o1Gso eoo0 abcve nm
- All asd@rs promptly Gii.A. dee1s- al