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Two colored members of the North Caro-
lima Legislature have published an address to
the coiored people of the State, appealing to
them to turn a deaf ear to the false stories and
deceitful promises of agents who seek to entice
them to Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas.
Boston saw with wonder, a few days ago, a
woman seated on pile of rubbish hard at work,
with several male companions chipping of the
dried mortar from old Bricks
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BaIrImore Produce IIarkss.

BALTIMORE, May 4.-Cotton dull at 2lAc fiour l
firm and active at previous quotations. WDeat less
firm; Maryland red, 81 55(91 80; Pennsylvania'
sl4F@1 80. Corn firm; white, sl13@llS; yenow,
s29@2925. Bacon firm NIB sides, 161l@l' clear 90,
lTAc.; shoulders, 13Hc. Hams, l99 zOc. LaIa urn
at 17Ac. Whisky in good demand anu scarce al
flC6@l-O7,
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Harrisburg; George X. Anderson, Titusvile; w.
VaDkirk and s. B. McElroy, Pittsburg; w. Ken
nedy, New Brighton; and Ephraim Smith, Ben
jamin Wild, A. P. Lacock, John Mcdonald, and
i F. Drayo of Beaver
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CLEARED THIS MORNING

steamer Jas. S. Green, Pace, Richmond and Norfolk,
w. p Clyde Co.
Steamer A. Q. sinners, Lenney, New York, w. L.
Clyde q Co.
Steamer Sarah, Jones, New York, W. NJ. Baird 4 Co.
Str Mayfiower, FultZ, New York, w. p. Clyde * Co.
Tug Thos Jefferson, Allen, Baltimore, with a tow
OF barges, w. p. Clyde Co.
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ship News.

FoRTREss MONROE, May 4,Passed in for Baltimore
bark o M Hume and brig Red Wing, from Rio; brig
Msfenlss. Cora from Maysguez Lade and Onete, from
Messinn Executive, from DemaTar4 schooners Nellie
Doe from st Thomas, and Addie Fuller, from Porto
tco Arrived brgs Dophine and Bore for orders from
Rin Passed out, brig Echo, for Porto Rico.
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ARRIyED THIS MORNING..

Steamer E. c. Biddle, McCue "a hours from New
York, with mdse. TO w. p. Clyde a Co.
Steamer w. Whidin. Rggans, l3 hours from Bal
timore, with mdse. TO A. Groves, Jr. u
Schr Ramon de Ajuria, Mcbride, 7 days from
Sagua, with sugar TO s. a w. Welsh.
Schr II. Nickerson, Kelly, 10 days from Boston,
with mdse. TO Crowell a. Nicholson.
Schr John II. Ely, Riley, days from Rappahan-
mock, with gravel TO Erwin Co.
Schr Thomas Sinnckson, NieSerson, from Allyns
Point.
Schr Northern Light, Ireland, from Boston.
Schr JAS Veldren, Cavalier, from wilmington, D.
Schr W. ii. Dennis, Lake, from Bridgeport, Conn.
Schr Geo. w. Kribs, QuintOn. from Cedar Point.
Schr A. s. Cannon Cobb, from Boston.
Schr ida Henderson, from Salem.
Tug Chesapeake, Merrihew, from Baltimore, with
tow OF barges to w. p. Clyde 4 Co.
MEMORANDA
Ship Pelham, Yickery, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Liverpool 20th ult. a.
London ED ult.
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Reported by De HaVen BrO, NO. ~ 8. Third street.
FIRST BOARD
$1,000 Pa 6s, Sc. .s5.l04A 100 sh Penna Reap.
$500 do. Sd se.1l0 lots -. Sc
5000 City 6s, Oldc. .I02 81 do. ID bill. Sc
s45OO Penna BIDS. So Is do. cap b6
$1,000 Read Is, 1880. 90 IS sh Read r. SIS. bOL
$4,000 Leh Con L.... % 20 sh Sp q Pine r..
100 sh Phi d K Rs6O 8S2S b5wn. " %
2 sh N Cent R.. AS so sh Or d Coats st 3S
JAY COOKE co. quote Government securities as
follows:-U. 8. 6s OF 1881, 1169l17; 3-20s OF 1854
111I@111%; do, 1854, 1l0H@l116; do, 1855, lilo
1llA; do July, 1855, ll9A@l1sN; do do, 1857,
113%@114; 1868, 113%@113X; do, 10-40a 1OSA@
10sH Cur. g. 11219@1l2I. Gold, 114%.
NARR LADNBR, Bankers, report this morning
Gold quotations as follows:-
1000 A.M............114% A. 11I0 A. .114X
1923 1923 .".......m4A l13o ...........1l4%
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STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.
IA M........b7I II A. M...,...76 2P. M..,...s .si
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine EetOs see Inside Pages.

PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. MAY
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tIo, o,IoViUUU tII5,oUU
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Il Bro, No. 40 s. Third street
Smyrna times., 1870-08-31
BOYS CLOTHING.
very nice line of Boys Clothing, nicely gotten

WARM WEATHER is UPON US
and thin Clothing is desirable, and necessary for
comfort; they can be found in abundance at the
CLOTHING HALL and CLOTH STORE
Smyrna times., 1870-08-31
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Every Advertiser, and every person who contem
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loax fREIGHT TRAIN win Fassenger Car attached will
& SO Ciaton 7o Dover so Camdenslj Felton, 1910 and be
Iington about r. NJ Fton Camden, 455 Dover 53j
MoOrt0n. Cay Muicown. New Castle 1000
and he due at Wilmington about i03G NJ Subject delays
incident O Freight Business
This Passengers al Stations
named but will SCI down l,rngss at stopping place ex
Harcs Corner State Road, Del junction and Dupont
New Castle TalnsIeave New Castle Wilmington and
Philadelphia N 40 A. VI. "'
New -7' INV = hi' ioi
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS-AdIitfonaI 70 tboso t
Itive sn rna Tor Clayton III a. NJ and 500 p NJ Lac
iHt"n "r SMYRNA $40 A. NJ and 200 p to MAKE connec
ton with trains to and from Dover Stations south
E. Q. SEWALL Supt Del r r
Smyrna times., 1870-08-31
SPRING 1870.

SPRTNG 1870.
VIM. NJ. KENNARD,
3e4 and 300 Market ST.,
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE
Offers his stock of
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three long months and has been referred
to the Judiciary Committee, but they had
persistently refused to report upon it. He
knew1of great injustice being done to col
ored people who had paid for FIRST class
passage and afterwards were made TO take
second class passage &c 3 -e-sszr Fss=
After some debate the yeas and NAYS
were refused and the motion TO postpone
the unfinished business was voted down.
o UNFINISHED BUSINESS 80 E.=.rz
Bill to provide for the collection of taxes
by the State and by the several counties Of
the State on property, polls and income. 81
The bill after being discussed section By
section, passed its third reading. i -
On motion of Mr. Hodgin the Election
bill was taken up aud made special order
for tomorrow morning, at 10 O'clock g..
CALENDAR. - -s..... 49,
Bill to Incorporate the Glen Alpine
Springs Co., passed its third reading.-E-+
Bill to authorize the Commissioners OF
Alanance county to levy a special tax. E.
On motion Of Mr.. Moore of Alamance,
the bill was laid on the table. .e.al
By Mr.. Sinclair: 4 resolution adjournipg
sine die on Monday the 26th inst.
Mr. Sinclair moved to suspend the rules
in order to consider the 10 olution at once
Carried. .s.
Mr.. Strud wick moved to amend by add
ing the following pre- iso: Preceded. That
this General Assembly do, by or before that
date, pass bill entitled an act to proviGe
for general election in August
On motion, Mr.. Strudwick includel the
Revenue bill and School bill Ia his pro
viso.
Reynolds, 9olored, moved TO amend the
proviso by adding the bill for the better
protection of citizens Of the State Ia public
carriers
On his amendment Reynolds called fog
the yeas and nays. ~.
The call being sustained, the amend,
ment was rejected bg the following ballot
YEAs-Messra. ,+arey. coored, Cawthorn, col
ings eoIored, Morris, coIored, Renfrow, Rob
bins. co!ored, Stevens, sti!ley, and Sykes, col
ore3.
NAYS -Nessra a:ro, Armstrong, Ashworth.
Barnett, Barnes, Roddie. Cander, Carson, Clay
ton, Davis, Dixoo, Durham, Farrow, Gahagsn,
GIBSON; Green. G,ler hawkins. Hendricks
Justus, of Henderson. Kelly, of sloore. Long, OF
Chatham, Long of Richmond, Malone, McL an
lees McAIIIlau. hioofe. of Atsmance, -dOOre Of
Chowan, Nicholson, ainter, Pou, Procscr,
Prof1itt, Ragland GObiu>on, Reynolds, c0lored,
shaver. Sine. air, Smith u AIeshany. stanton,
liams OF Sampson, wilson.
The proviso Of Mr.. Strud wick was
then put 10 a vote and rejected f; yeas 81,
nays ~.
The resolution was then put to vote
and adopted yeas 81. nays IA.
On motion the House then adjourned.
EoTE.--In voting against the resolution fixing
the 26th instant day Of adjournment Mr..
Strudwick said he YVES forced to the conclusion
that there strong disposition upon the part
of a consider able number of the Republican
party to defeat the passage o. ection bill =
His proyiso had been voted down by a strict
party vote, showing that no Uncomfortable mum
Der o. the Republican party this floor intended
if possible, to stave off election next August
by throwing obstacles in the way OF the passage
of bill providing for election at that time.
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LATEST NEWS
TELEGRAPH.
Erom SNashtngsoa-Procesd OF Com.

From <yashtngeo1-ProceedI of Com
&ress, sc.
-.-a WASHINGTON, March 16.
SENATE.-Wilson presented memorial from
the negro slaves OF Chickas2yer and Choctow
indiana claiming their freedom.
The Georgia bill Was resumed, but no action
was taken. Tho debate viii be prolonged.
The House deficiency appropriation bill
passed
6hedon's resolution was to sell the Mi at and
Marine Hospital, not the Custom House, at New
Orleans.
The report on Buffers cadet corruption was
ordered to be printed
The Tariff bill resumed to adjournment.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The vote of the Senate Committee is adverse to
the acquisition of San Domingo. It is not
sidered fatal to the treaty. Several Senators
derstood to be opposed, gave the President
surances that they would support the treaty.
Ia the Butler Tennessee Cadet corruption mat
ter, two reports from the Military Committee are
four for suspension and four for expulsion. The
temper of the House seems to favor expulsion.
The yellow delegation from Georgia visited the
President to day and asked him to use his infu-
ence to defeat the Binham amendment, and
urged him to procure legislative protection for
the coloIed people of Georgia.
hey ignore the Bryant faction.
Their speeches were written and boisterousness
characterized their delivery.
The President replied to the effect that he
would protect the people in all States, but he
thought that special legislation might be neces'
cary for the Southern States owing to the un-
settled condition arising from the war
Boutwell, favors the continuation of the Della
i 10 Ways and Means and Modification Income
Tax Committees.
David d. Stone, President of the New York
Associated Press, has telegraphed to England Of
fering FIVE hundred dollars reward for she author
OF the City of Boston hoax.
| The Pail Mall Gazette says: TIE American &C.
counts Of the Oneida disaster not only incon-
slstent with each other but are inconsistent with
the facts and even with possibility,
The Presidents uniform answer to the delega-
ton from Georgia and Tennessee Cor troops is.
no doubt, of his right to station troops at pleas
ure and give disaffected districts the benefit OF
the soldiers presence, but doubts how far the SOL
diers could be used in aid Of "he civil authori-
ties #-..
He will take legal advice in every instSnce.
Sickles appointment as Minister to Mexico has
been confirmed.
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been confined
New York Market,

NEW YORK, March 17-Noon.
Stocks weak and unsettled Money easy at 5
@6 per cent. premium. Sterling Exchange
long. 108 short. 1881. Gold, 1122. Bonds, Tic.
Tennessee sixes, ex-coupons, $50; new, 49j.-
Virginia skies, ex-coupons, 70; new, 70
Louisiana skies, ex-coupons, old, 76; new, n.
Levee skies, 734; Fights, 81. AlabamaIeights,
974 ives. TO- Georgia skies, ex-coupons, a.;
sevens 931. North Carolina skies, ex coupons,
old, 47!; new. 22l. South Carolina SKIES, ex-
coupons, old, s74 new, 824.
Flour dul and declining. Wheat dull and
dropping. Corn cent better. Pork quiet-Mess
s25 62@s25 IS. Lard quiet at IA to 144 cents.
Cotton frmer ct 225 cents. Spirits Turpentine
firm at 4s cents. Rosin quiet Sat 50 O50$2 10 for
strained. Freights dull.
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SPIRITS TURPENTINE-6ince the close or our
last review the market for this article has exhib-
tied more firmness, and there has been St. ady
advance in price each day-closing on Wednes-
day at 43 cents 7B gallon. The advices from
abroad are better, and there is brisk enquiry
from shippers, but want of stock has checked OPP
erations. There is very little arriving, and no
stock held by factors, the bulk being in second
hands, which is not offered on market, and is
held for higher figures. The sales are as TO-
lows
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ThR EAAnfHnn


live may Judge from the Legislative
proceedingsi it seems doubtful whether the
Radicals OF that body viii permit cleo
ton next, Summer. They are evidently
afraid, TO go before the people, and are
apparently willing TO usprp the Govern
ment to prevent it. Il they do the people
will hold them, guilty OF treason, and the
day will soon come when they can be
broughteto trial and punishment for their
action. Civil law will yet resume its
poser, and those who defy it now can in
tbs future be male auenahle COR their
crimes ..s......
The House refuses to take up the cleo
ton bill, and The Senate refuses to fix upon
a day Of adjournment until this question
is settled. Between the two the passage
Of the bill is doubtful. Men vino have no
prospect for the future and much fear for
their party. are leading others into a
course Of action which they may regret.
The people look on with anxiety, and
will, at the proper time, condemn these
unworthy men who set all law and the
public veal at defiance. ---
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( E Y | ( W
OF TIE
VI WILMINGTON MARK ETS
FOR THE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY,
March II. 1870.
K f Y | Z W

TURPENTINE-Has been in fair enquiry during
the week ended to-day for both shipping and dis
tiling purposes, and the price has ruled without
change. Receipts have been very small, and have
found sale when put on market at SO 70 for soft,
and 81 60 for hard, ~ $50 lbs. The transactions
are oply 942 bbls., as follows
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JUST OUT:
IS CHERRY PICTORIAL EItOCHES,''
For Colds, Coughs, Sore Throat and Bronchitis.
NONE so GOoD-NONE so PLEASANT
NONE CURE AS QUICK.
No more Of those horribly -tasted, nauseating
"brown Oubeb" things.
RUSHTON &c co.
10 Aston House, New York.
dec 25 76-3m, d&wch.
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WELL-PLACED LOVE.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, ON THE HAP
pinoss Of welI-placed affection, in early life, and
the propriety Of carly Marriage. as protection
against the fearful abuses and social evils Of the
day. Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia.
Pa.
jan % 51&104-3mch
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
SATURDAY, March 18th, 1870.
The day was consumed in the considera-
ton of unimportant local bills.
SENATE.
MONDAY, March Il, 1870.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Mr.. Hayes gave notice that he would
introduce bill to require Insurance Com
panies to make deposits of government Sc
corporated or having headquarters in the
United States and doing business in this
State, to keep on deposit an amount equal
to one-half of the policies outstanding.
By Mr.. Jones, of Mecklenburg Resolu-
ton continuing in force the Investigating
committee composed of Messrs. Bragg,
Phillips and Scott, with all the powers
heretofore conferred upon them, until other
action of the Senate thereon.
Messrs. Jones, of Mecklenburg, Graham,
Robbins and Beall urged the adoption of
this resolution.
Messrs. Sweet, Welker and Winstead
spoke in opposition to it numerous points
of order were raised aud discussed which
consumed considerable time.
Mr.. Sweet moved to SO amend the reso-
luton as to declare said Committee dis
charged.
Mr.. Cook demanded the previous ques-
ton, which was sustained /; yeas 81, nays
49,
Mr.. Sweets amendment was adopted.
AYES Messrs. Bellamy, Blythe, Oolgrove,
Cook, Eppes, COL. Forkner. Galloway, COL.
lumbus, Jones OF Wake. Lassiter, Legg, Martin
dale, Moore of Carteret, Richardson, smith,
Stephens, Sweet, Welker and Winstead.--22-17.
The resolution as amended passed.
AYEs.-Messrs. BelIamy, Blythe, Colgrove,
Cook; Eppes, COL, Forkner, Galloway, col,
Hayes, Harrington, Lyman, COL, Jones Of CO.
0oqe OF Of Garte.e smh
Stephens, Sweet, Welker and Winstead.-22-15.
Mr.. Sweet moved that the rules be sus-
pended in order to take up and consider
the bill to provide for the completion of
the Western Division of the Western North
Carolina Railroad, which prevailed.
Mr.. Sweet offered several amendments
which were adopted .=
Mr.. Love said it was matter of great
Importance to the people of the State and
especially to the people of his section OF
the State. He desired to be better IN
formed in regard to certain points IN the
bill and could not get that information
until the report of the Committee of inves-
tigation was printed or read, and moved
to postpone its further consideration to
! Thursday next at IL o'clock.
Mr.. Sweet opposed postponement IN 8
speech of some length.
Messrs. Robbins and Graham supported
the proposition to postpone, and Mr.. h.
proposed to amend MIR. LIS motion to
postpone by substituting Friday" for
Thursday, which prevailed, and the mo-
ton as amended was adopted.
On motion the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE 8.
MONDAY, March IA, 1870
Thos. Sykes, COL, moved to postpone the
unfinished business and take up his bill
for the better protection of citizens of the
State in public carriers.
The motion failed for the want of a quo
| rum. t
| Sykes col, renewed the motion an
called tor the yeas and nays.
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Legislative.

We would be pleased to accompany the
interesting proceedings OF the Legislature
with some comments. but their extreme
length prevents. We direct the attention
of our readers to the debate in regard to
ex-Gov. VANCE, and to the report Of the
Bragg Phillips Committee. Both are preg-
nant with matters OF vital interest TO the
people Of North Carolina. We shall COM
xnent upon them more fully hereafter
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1t is not necessary to journey from the tropics
to Alaska in order to experience the extremes OF
heat and cold Thousands undergo all the in
conveniences of this tharmometrical change ev-
cry day, or every other day. tie Gaze may be.
without the trouble OF moving over the thresh-
old. a word with these Involuntary shakers,
What are they doing to expedite their return to
medium temperature?-to break the chills and
Danish the fever2 Are they dosing themselves
with quinine, thereby imperiling the soundness
of their bones and impairing the vigor of their
brains and nervous system? Some Of them are,
no doubt, but not the majority of them, it is be-
lieved. The value OF Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters as harmless and certain specific for fever
and ague is understood and appreciated in all
parts OF the country where internittents prevail.
The residents Of such localities begin to take it
early in the spring protection against the
miasma By which they surrounded; not all
Of them, perhaps. for q blind adherence to error
is the specially of some people, bat the greater
number. -...ss.. oss.- e..
If there is any fixed fact in therapeutics, it is
this: that the Bitters q far better safeguard
against all the varieties of periodic aladies pro-
duced by nnvholesome exhsiations than any
drug or compound in the lnaterla medica Of the
profession This assertion is made with &ll due
respect to the faculty. but being an important
truth, and one that nearly concerns the health
of large settlement in various parts of the coun-
try and indeed of the public at large, it is made
fearlessly. Founded on ample and urinpeachabie
testimony, it defes disproval. .
| To break up chilIs and fevers, we'll as to
prevent them, there is nothing so reliable this
wholesome vegetable restorative.
| s. We have watched the course of many dis
tssssed, emsciated and forlorn dyspeptics. OF
workout and Frustrated females, who have taken
a new lease of life and gradually received vigor,
lstrength, health and the power OF social pleas
ure from the effects OF PLANTATION BITrERs that
We are not surprised at the testimoniale daily
received. IT it 10 q pleasure to do good in the
world, Il Nv fu' rnust be the measure OF thc pro
prietors of these celebrated hitters.
/ MAGNOLIA WATER-SuperiDr TO the best inn
llported German Cologne, and sold at half thu
price. .zzAes sa3 ysa2 zs5t.@a.sz
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SENATE.

SATURDAY, Mach u, 1870.
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
BIZ! 70 tnahle the North Western North
Cu1oInn l.,.i.rOad Company to complete
the first Division of its Road. Passed.
Bill to prevent the sale Of spirituous
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81. n. FA5NESTOCEk'S
VERMIFUGE.

WHY Is IT THAT SO MANY CHILDREN
w die under the age Of five years2 That a
large proportion OF children die under that age,
has long bean subject Of remark, and without
a satisfactory cause ascertained, it is certain.
Also it is known that worms exist in the hu-
man system from its earliest infancy; therefore
parents, especially mothers, who are more con-
stGntly with their children, cannot be too obsery-
ing of the first syn1ptoms Of gDorns; for so surely
as they exist, can they be
SAFELY AND CERTAINLY
removed from the most DELICATE INFANTS, 10y the
timely use OF
Il. A. FAHNDsrOCK's VerDaIfuge.
1t is perfectly harmless contains 30 Mercury,
being
PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOSITION,
And may be administered with the UTMOST
SAFETY TO CHILDREN OF ALL AGES.
Worm Confections, MADE more for the purpose
of pleasing the palate than Of overcoming the
disease, have been manufactured all over the
country, but their short lease OF life ia nearly ex
hausted, and 2. II. Fahnestock's Vermifuge con-
tinues to grow in favor daily.
CAUTION.
Should occasion require you 20 purchase b. q.
Fahnestocks's Vermifuge. be particularly carefu
to see that the initials are p. 4. This is the
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And purchasers must insist on havineit, if thew
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them,
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