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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-01
CALE OF VALuARLE REAL FSTATE

~ A LIZ OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
- IL MECkLENBURG COUNTY, Va.--Ry
virtue Of a decree of the Circuit Court for the
county or ieckIcnburg rendered on the 10th day OF
september, 1888. In the suit of JOnes's guardian
rs. Jones, &c, stall on WEDNESDAY the 10th
day Of February 1863 sell al public auction, upon
the premises. a TRACT OF LAND belonging to
the estate Of william Jones, deceased, lying on
the waters Of DockerY creek nnd known rs - LON
hardy Grove containing EIGHT HUNDRED
AMI TWEEN rY-FIVE ACRES. There Is upon
the tract large and comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE, with AL necessary out-bulldrr-s.
A. the same time and place ] shall, by virtue OF
a decree Of the said court rendered on III" same
day In the suit OF Sydnor, Coroner, &c. for &C,
rS. Jones, &C. sell at public auction the Mill
known as j )EEo'S MILL, with THlETl ONE
ACRES OF LAND attached situated npon he
waters or Miles creek, about threc-quarters %
mile from the ahoye-dcsCrlbtd tract Of land. This
mill is adapted to the grinding OF both corn and
wheat; has very abundant supply OF water, and
is regarded rs exceedingly valuable and desirable
property.
TERMS or SALE: In each case sufficient
amount Of The purchase money In cash TO Getray
expenses Of sale and The residue In tao equal an
nuaI instruments, FRYING interest from day %
sale. The purchaser VIII be required TO execute
bonds with approved personal security for the
deferred payments and the title 10 the property
siu be retained until toe whole pltrchdsr money
IS paid. THOMAS +. GOODS,
Ia l3-2nt Commissioner.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY. Eafta.s
- By wellington Goddin,
suct,oneer and Real Estate Agent Ea
DAY.


FUTURE DAY. Ls.tEl-1
q By wellington 6oddin,
Auct,oneer and Real Estate Agent l'
vTERY VALUABLE LOT, AT THE
v NoRTEEAsT CORNER OF TAk II A IN
III be sold as auction, on the premises pre-
on THURSDAY the 9TH OF February; isBs ~
O'CLOCK p. M that very valuable LOU located rs
above fronting ffty-fve feg .unn'nS Dan In aa
~ The bus,ness part of our. city, and within one
bundTed feet of sthe Basin. and Is adInrahly-weli
located for q. large wholesale warehouse or COM
mis- ,I0n-house- ,,..s,. IT,
Terms One-fourth cash; balance at SIX
twelve, and eighteen months for negotianle hotes'
Interest added secured by tr,Is1 deco ,,.,,onos-
fel - 3g. w. .dOOO1S L.uo.loneo-
BYE. II. Valentine, Auctioneer,
No, 4 west Broad street.
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
M UO5,D FURNITURE at AUCTION;-on
TUESDAY February I'd nj 10 o,clocN' VIII sen SCI
cIIninp housckeenjng on Brook avenue between
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting OF
MAHOGANY SOFA, -.. ....
2MaFOHANY BURFhUS,
splendid FEATHTR BED
HOLSTERS and PILLOWS,
W v ofShi and pCCj'ANE-sEAT CHAIRS,
MATTRESSES, TA BILE,
COOKING and OFFICE STOVES
splendid SHOWCASES,
Large lot Of CANDY ARS,
BAR COUNTER and FIXTURES.
ALSO,
2TORs COO SCREWS and FIXTURES; MI
Of which is In good order
+. q. VALENTINE,
f,1-oH snctionocr.
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RESTAURANTS, Sc.

LE.-CHRISTMAs.- Nj
IL For the enjoyment OF this fes- 49,
aye season ,ZETEI.LE'S larder Is <-EN
most bountifuIJy supplied. No lux 49,
ury that is attainable Is missing. Oraers Will be
promptly fixed either for the saloon tahfef- the pri-
yate rooms OF his house, or for famlIiea The sea-
sonable beverages are brewed at his bar, where the
best LIQUORS are always 10 be had--------~~---
The Restaurateur tenders all his friends the com
pliInentS Of this joyous season. "-r-rs dc IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-01

DIRECTORS
J. T.. APPERSoG, WM. X. WAITE
ID j. HAATsOoK j. 9. HILL
4. zn-11n ". q. CARrIHk;TOY
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INSURANCE COmPANIEs

Applications for good IRE and marine r,s.s
solicited. ~'
J. l.. 6PPrRkOS. Pr.s,aar,
Z. 9. BEENT, secrpt.rv
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AGRICULTURE


SN TONS NO. / PERUVIAN GUANO,
wv direct from Government agent. now landing
and for sale by liza Isl LEE, Seldom K co.
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DAILY PRESS.
Monday Morning, November l, 1863.
se.ter from, the Coming Ma,
EoRY'I4A.NU.

The enistle of the Coming Woman i, u,o
A,J,once some weeks AGO. calls ont tbis co..,
-, niocn $40 the Hon. Mrs. StandbiaI,
P'iIo P% % F
"; ~ r1o,,o.od yy;GeJt Il nearly 10 o,c,ocl,
.,n NY yhi,dron ,iTn aro saIelv tucked in bed. and
oi'io,,nI a. ,,,oaL,S n,a1dino stares mo in the
fec IsnatoL 'hJ ,aon,ant 10 snend in WRITING
to Won D." '''0''-'
Can Won snoro = fau, noments from the
cares and bonors Of n nuhlic lite M read a few
lines from YOUR fond and ohedient busbandP
1 would gladly write offener hut ION know
nv numerous cares, and some Of INV dnties
seem very awkward to my unpractised hand.
To be sure gained some experience during
,onr absence in the campaion before e,ectin,7
but do what will. skimming the milk Is moi
nv forte and ne for working the butter with
NV ban,ls as Won told me. what a mass
y .,y.,,nstaJ 70 Rettv the other day-yery meelS
Susst Ssi. ~ at, balanced m her. but she in
H,a.etI,' rof,,sad She savs Won always took
oas w ~ nniI hofora ~, went into politics.
al ~. ,o hr,sinoss of bers If vour head il
t,r,ad I do tbe best T can hut really Betty
.urneu. 10 Tue oes' l can 'o' ie' "
Is d litlie halu i " 80 sun. yphot . TINA
inen .nere - ;.S lue 'Imnns I sSast;ons uonid
sue gives po WIN nei quS'u ot'I
pach her out vi tue nouse oniy sne N..iu 90
ureh are SO snaooy ANU ah Se''ins ."
nervous caunos sew. A., ..or mill,
by tne way, Wnat ean pe lne un' ; y. -
the picSled cappage! we opeheu J"i D.
the otner aay, anu II Is not at al nIee. o.sy
SayS Say .me e o,Tno tnid 9 -. r ~, oo;o ,;ra
dear, you told me 70 use onions 10 give IL d
iehsn vi was ~ @ go au'sn s,S ,usau TIL U
ions , .o ue~e am IN 4u,,~ .",n;SI,' ...n
sPiceu cuIIan.s, eoo, ae eeiy LIE
Coulu nave maui m'stase ~ Pu:sn5 'Heu, W,,
up, ana USED pepper insteau oL sPlcea Ia "a
see canhot unu tne e9ok DooA .na. o., sHu s", of
cnanSe that ouyins one was @ noe ~ ,ootb,s al
OF. Couldnt you make tue neAl iaon.u a
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-01
Gossip and Gleanings. l..

The man who swallowed the story whole
was nearly suffocated.
Games which assist rapid locomotion
should be called-hurrycanes
No wonder butter is high when the far
mers all combine together to "raise'' it.
Why is salad a devotional dish? Be
cause you commence making it by saying,
Lettuce, pray"
How can a man have a quiet time in the
mountains, when he goes over the hills and
hollows?
Degrees OF comparison, Tho gate OF Hyde
Park is the Marble Arch, but statue OF ou-
pid is a marble archer.
1t is said that the best paid people on
earth are prima donnas' Ensiisn "'Su'p' anu
patent medicine sellers
A lady at the west end positively refuses,
70 cat corn starch, lest it should impart sriff-
ness to her manners.
"A poor fellow sometimes drives ostenta-
tiously pair of grays when he is driven by a
score of duns.
The hog may not be thoroughly posted in
arithmetic, but when you come to a square
root" he is there.
coarse, since they have ro5S among their boecs.
Bishop Kingsley, o the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, expects to ordain nine native
Chinese ministers on his reaching China. He
will be at Lucknow, India, until December
Is; Cairo, Egypt, to January 10; Jerusalem
to February 1; Constantinople, to March 10;
Paris, France, to April Is.
Sig. Abg. Maille, the Waldensan Evan
gelist OF Florence, who labored in Elba IN tne
year 1862, has lately paid visit to that island
and is struck with the change that has taken
place. Most of the people, even though them
selves Roman Cathnlics, spoke most respect
fully of the Evangelicals and their pastor
The Evangelist has access to many Catholic
families, where he reads the pie ana hoius
nrayer-meetings. The schools established are
n marked feature in the Improvements tne
| communal school is directed ior tne eVangen-
cal and the parents send their children, in
sn,a of The denuncations of the priests, show
inc thus their confidence and respect.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-01

A PooR-LAw guardian in the north of Ire
land very lately addressed his audience thus:
'Mr. Chairman and gentlemen of the board !
The eyes of Europe are upon us. The apple
of discord has been flung in our midst, and if
it be not nipped in the bud, it will burst into
a confagration which will deluge the whole
world"
At all times the richness of Irish phraseolo-
gy borders ON the grotesque.
An English squire would be amazed at re-
ceiving the good wishes expressed once, to
our knowledge, to an Irish one-''LoDg life to
your honor forever, and long may you reign
| in splendor;;" or a petition addressed to the
writer's father couched in these words :-'As
am shortly going to make my exit from tnis
vale of tears, l hope your honor will seud me
two and sixpence by return of post"
The queer i1eas which enter the fertile
brains Of Hibernians at all times are suffi-
GENTLY astonishing.
A school of poor children having read in
their chapter in the Bible the denunciations
swallow a camel" were afterwards examined
by the benevolent patroneSs, Lady E., as
to their recollections OF the chapter
"What, in particular, was the sin of the
Pharisees, children ?" said the lady.
"Ating camels, my lady," was the prompt
reply.
But besides these unntentional drolleries,
there is abundance of true wit in Ireland,
with a flavor all its own. Few theological de-
finitions, for instance, could bear the palm
from that of priest who, having preached
sermon on miracles, was asked by one of his
congregation waking homeward to explain
little more lucidly what miracle meant.
''Is it miracle you want to understand
said the priest. "Walk on then there foreninst
me, and I'll think how 1 can explain it to
you" Ihe man walked on, and the priest
| came behind and gave him tremendous Kick.
"Ughp roared the sufferer "why did you
| do that?"
"Did you feel it?" said the priest.
"TO be sure L did," replied the unhappy
disciple.
"Well, then, remember this: il would have
been a miracle if you had not"
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Your faithful husband,
Thrilling Railroad Advenfur re .
[From the Indianapolis Miner.I


The Inauguration OF fast time on the prin =
cipNl ines OF railroad throughout the coun :
try has developed an unusual degree OF eau =
tion in running trains, hence the followD 9
story: A lightning train on a certain roa d
leading east from this city, left last night JUS
as the serene and all that sort OF thin
moon was rising in the east. The engineer
was alert and watchful, and as his hands
grasped the lever and his ca lie eye scam ed
the track, he was thinking OF Jim Fisk a.
the 24-hours run to New York, with an oc-
casional remembrance of his wife and little
ones at home who would have nothing but an
insurance policy to console them If he went
into the ditch and stayed there. In the midst
of these reflections, a tear dmmed his eye Tor
a moment, right befofe m, and bearing
down straight upon him, was the headlight OF
a locomotivel Quicker than lightning he
whistled the brakes down ana reversed his
engine and when the speed OF his train was
checked sufficiently, he sent his fireman eff
in hot haste to flag the approaching train.
BY this time the passengers were all out IN
the woods, and the conductor was at the side
of the frantic engineer, when the following
conversation was overheard by our informant:
Conductor furious )-"What the deuce did
you stop the train for?"
Engineer (hreathless) -"Colision, sir
Don't you see that locomotivew
Conductor fred hot)-"No, sir; see the
moon, you blamed fool"
In less than two minutes the train was
laundering ahead at the rate of forty miles an
hour.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-01
WANTED
BOarders Wanted.
Teacher Wanted.

FEW Gentlemen boarders can be Accommodated
"A also. a lew table boarders at 2i1 Congress street.
oc29-1w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-01
For Sale or to Let,
Two First. Glass Houses for Sale.

THE two New Firsi-class Dwellings, ON
i the corner OF Pine and Thomas streets are now
ready for the market. They elegantly and dnra-
bly, built and fitted with all the modern conveneDces
ANY party desiring to purchase a desirable resi-
and examine this property Apply to
my10tf FRED JOHNSON, on the premises.
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Tvse Portland Daily Fress
Is published every day (Sundays excepted) by
the
Portland Publishing Co,
At 109 EXCHANGE STREET, Portland.
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The Maine state Press

ThG nsfne state Press
Is published every THURSDAY MonN1Nc at
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RATES OF ADvERTIsING-One inch ofspace
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SPECIAL NOTICES, one third additional.
Under head OF "AMUsEMENTs, $500 per
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Advertisements inserted in the MAINE
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Address all communications to -aua.I ..-
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-01
aGAi s.siA1 e.
A Double House for Sale Cheap

"A offer the block of two new houses Nos %
w and rs Smith Street, for sale for 81 900 less
than cost, aud will guarantee the title perfect
Each house contains 'welve finished rooms arranged
for Two fimiles, with gas and water no stairs and
down. Good cellars to each house. This properly
VIII return the owner $3.50 rent year clear We
Will sell this property tor $500 down on each house
The balance to be paid in any sum from 800 up.
wards per year, with interest a. per cent, thus
Of for $780, as the rem from the spare teoe-
ments will more than meet the annual payments.
beside paying the taxes and insurance. No parties
VIII be admitted to examine these houses without a
written permit from
GEO. r. DAVIS & CO.,
Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
October 80, 1860. div
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-01
Il o . II

ON tho 25th inst, on Spruce St., or on Bracket
VS., near Spruce st, Portmonnaie containing an
amount OF money. Any person nnding the same
will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at No 26
Spruce st.
Oct 27-d3t$
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-01
REMOVALS..
REMOVAL.

THE Portland Water Co. have removed their
office to the room the Eastern Express
ONCE on Plum Street near Middle Street.
seplf .ti .sss.fa l.. ID. SBLPLEY, Sec'y.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-01
GREAT WESTERN
Mutual Life Insurance Company.
OF NEW YORK.
OFFICERS:

OFFICERS:
RoB'T. BAGE, Pres. FRED'K w. MACY, Vice-Pres.
WESLEY + SHADER, Sec'y.
ISSUES Policies upon all approved plans at low
L rates, and with unusual liberalty to policy
holders. .'i
All policies strictly on-forfeitahle after first pay
ment, under Massachusetts Non-Forfeiture Act,
adopted by this Company. .f.e..... .r . -
All surplus divided among the insured.
No restrictions upon residence travel and no
special permits required for mariners, or for any
occupation except those OF peculiarly hazardous
character.
Examination will convince that every good. equit-
able and liberal feature OF the best Lite Companies
has been adopted by the Great Western.
ActiDe agents tcanted throughout Nesc England.
Apply to W. p. GANNETT, Gen. Agt. for New
England, Office. 10 State street, Boston.
OF 4. o. WINSLOW, State Agent, Portland, Me-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-01
watches, JcweIry, &c.

T AMBROSE MERRILL, No. 139, Middle street.
&H.H MCDUFFEE, cor Middle g. Union sts
EDWARD C. SWEET. II Middle street, Fox Block.
f. F. HILL, NO. 81, Federal street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-01
House and Lot tor Sale.

TOR SALE for investment. large 10 story
Il Double House Bracket street, % rooms,
arranged for five families. Property will net 25 per
cent. on amount invested. Property cost in 1866,
ex pense of $500 additional. Owner wishes to make
a change and will sell for So 600 on easy terms.
GEO. r. DAVIS q CO.,
oc27eodlw Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-01
Farm and Store for Sale.
Guardians Sale.

OURS UANT to license from the Judge OF Pro-
i bate Tor Cumberland County. shall sell at pub
lie auction uness previously dispsoed OF at private
sae) the premises on Saturday. Nov. 20. 1862 at
II o'clock A M, the homestead tarm of Ebepezer
Hutchinson, late of Cape lzabeth, deceased Said
farm is situated in said Cape Elzabeth about IL
the Allan ic Hous and consists OF thirty acres of
land, about one-haif under good cultivation, aud
the Other half omprisng desirable wood lot. On
said farm is a tw ,-slory house nearly new, good
barn, and shed connecting the buildings Terms
liberal. For further information enquire Of
WILLIAM b HIGGINS,
Guardian of minor children.
Cape Elizabeth, Oct. II, 1869.
oct 1i-1awTh &wtill ale
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-01
Farm for $3.50.

The subscriber offers his farm for
AIM y sale at the above named low price,
E3IaIfA--H till Nov. 2Oth. Said farm Is stua-
&5IYsEns n ted in Sebago, less than mile and
SilIf3r1t3srI1a half from Post Office, Meeting
House. Stores, tirist Mill sc, and contains i.htv-
five acres of good land suitably divided into tillage
pasturage and wood land. 1t cuts about fifteen ton
of English hav, has good orchard, which produced
over one hundred bushels OF apples last wear Tie
buildings, consisting Of dwelling house. barn and
out-buildings, are commodous
There is good cellar under the barn, and plenty
OF muck. with good facilities for making manure on
the premises; fences good, title perfect.
For further particulars inquire on the premises.
w2w42s JOSEPH Il. BROWN.
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Farm for Sale.

~ Situated in New Gloucester, in
A%fSN the fertile valley of Royals River on
MffIEx2 the new county road from the fac
AII4HTIAH tory in Gray to Pownal, containing
&ffl1z111tGa6sa1 125 acres OF rich sandy and clay
loam, sopiDg to the south, free from stones and
easy to till produces 100 of hay yearly, is we'll
fenced and has an excellent wood-lOt OF old and
young growth, within two miles of good market,
also. maple grove from which may be made 1000
lbs ut sugar yearly. H4f-t a.l ft
The buildings IN said farm are all new, Of modern
style, well finished and painted, consisting of
large two ttory house with L. wood-shed stable and
with hout-hu,id;nas convenentu iocasad ond nrn -.
tected from the north winds by beautiful grove OF
evergreens.
There is also connected with the farm. a well
finished cottage to accommodate farmer having a
family, all the buildings well supplied with
good water by equaduct and wells, the farm is
within two miles OF the Depot at Pownal, on the
g. T. Railroad, snd near Post Office, School and
Meeting house. Terms reasonable.
oe7eod&wtt .t BENJAMIN MORSE.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-14
,roved, April 10. 1869.
Public Resolution No. IS. !

A Resolution enai ling bona fide settlers to pur
| chase certain lands acquired from The Great and
| Little Usage tribe of Indians.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentarives OF the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That any bona fde settler
residing upon any portion of The lands sold to the
United States BY virtue Of the first and second
articles of the treaty CONCLUDED between the
United States and the Great and Little Usage
ibe If indians, September twenty-ninth, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty-fve. and proriaimed
January twenty first. eighteen hundred and
sixty-seyen, who is citizen of the United states
er shall have declared his intention to become a
citizen of he United States, shall be, and hereby
is entitled To purchase the same in quantity hot
exceeding, hundred AMI sixty acres, at price
IF one dollar and twenty-five cents per acre.
within two years from the passage Of I, IS act,
under such rules and regulations as may be pre-
SCI ibed by the Secret.ry Of the Interior pro
vided, however, That both the odd and even
numbered sections Of tLe said Lanes shall be sub
ject to setti ment and Gle as above provided:
And provi ed further nat the sixteenth ami
thirty-sixth sections esch town, hip Of said
lands shall be reser for Stat school purposes
in accordance wit die provisions OF the act of
admission of the Slate of kaitsa> !: Provided, how
ever, That nothing IN this act shall be construed
in any affecting any legal rights hereto
fore vested in any other party or parties.
Approved April 10, 1859.
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Tpublic Resolution-No. ST.

Joint Resolution to supply omissions in the en-
rolement Of ceI tain appropriation acts, approved
! March Sd, 1869.
Be it resolved By the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives of the United States OF America in
| Congress assembled, That the following items,
omitted in the enrolment of appropriation acts
| approved March third, eighteen hundred and
sixty mine, be, and the same hereby, as
| amended, made valid porio of the acts from
which they were omitted, viz:
in the =. act making appropriations for the
legislative, executive, and judicial expenses of
the government for the year ending the thirteth
of June, eighteen hundrei and seventy" after
the proviso to the paragraph commencing +" For
salaries and expenses f collectors, assessors,
sistant assessors, revenue agents." &C., insert;
= Provided further. That after the passage Of
this act The proprietors of all internal revenue
bonded warehouses shall reimburse to the United
states the expenses and salary OF all st,rekeepers
or other officers in charge.o such warehouses,
and the same shall be paid into the treasury and
accounted for like other public moneys
In the $ act making appropriations for sundry
civil expenses of the government tor the year
ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sew
enty. and for other purposes under the beading
- Public Buildings and Grounds" before the
item - For pay of amplighters, gas-ftting," &c.
insert IS For lighting the Capitol and President
house and public grCunis around them and around
the executive offices, thirty thousand dollars
Approved, March -, 1863.
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> > > 5 3 : : : : ,

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and girls earn nearly as much - men. That all
who this notice may send their address, and
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