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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-05

POLICE REPORT MAYORS OFFICE. -
David Laudon and Samuel Smith, colored, 10,
fighting wero fined and discharged
James Smith was appointed police constable
in the place of L. I. O'Neal, resigned.
Matilda Johnson, oolored, for disordrrly con-
duct, was fined and discharged.
William johnson, colored, for stealing SIG
worth of tobacco from the store OF MIR. }. a.
Field, was committed to Jail for further examl
nation. He, with two others, went into MIR.
Fields store and while his companions were
ostensibly looking for cigar lighters, he stole
the tobacco and concealed it under his coat.
He was wat shed, however, aud when chased
dropped his plumber in Sharp Shin alley but
not soon enough to enable him to escape.
Scipio johnson and Richard Williams, col.
ored. for disorderly conduct were fined and
discharged.
Felix Washington and William Lee, colored
for disorderly conduct. were fined and dis
charged.
Sarah Hart, for disorderly conduct, was foed
and discharged.
Alcinda Madison, for disorderly conduct,
was dismissed as the charge was withdrawn.
Sarah Jane Watts, the poor insane colored
woman who has been wandering about the city
for long time past, was aent to the Aims
Bouse.
James Boswell for killing Martha French,
colored, was committed for further cxamina'
ton. -
!, MAGISTRATES OFFICE.-Tbere were no cases
of criminal character at either OF the Magis
trates Offices this morning.
WATCH EpoRT.-Night clear and tempers'
ture moderate. There wero no disturbances
and no arrests by the watch, nor were there
any dodgers at the watch house.
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LOCAL BREvrrIEs.-A row occurred about !
0 clock yesterday evening among some colored
men near Little Zion Church. and at 2 o'clock
there was fight between two colorcd men at
the intersection of Fairfax and Princess streets
Arrests were made in both instances.
One marriage license was issued from, and
five deeds recorded in the clerk ) Office oil the
county court tor this county during The mouth
of June.
An adjourned meeting Of the City Councll
will be held to night for the purpose OF elect
ing municipal officers.
The alarm of fire about ten o'clock last Sun
day night was caused by the burning OF about
SIS worth of shingles which had been set on
fire in the lumber yard of Mr.. j. II. ID. Smoot
Immediately in rear OF that gentleman count
ing room. The fire department was speedily
on the ground und soon extinguishcd the
flames.
Mr. Roszell Adams, in attempting to get off
the local train from Washington, at Queen
street yesterday morning, fell, s,rikng his head
with such force as to render him unconscious
for time. He was carried to a private house
and cared for and 10 the afternoon was sntf
GENTLY recovered to be sent TO his home pear
Carlin's Springs.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE
Foreign News.

QUEENSTOWN. July 4.-The Dauntless and
Cambria started on the ocean race at two o clock
to-day amid great enthusiasm. When last seen
the Dauntless was slightly ahead but 1t Is
thought that the Cambria's sailing qualities are
the best. The Sappho also lett Tor New ork,
and will try 10 beat the time OF both OF the
racers
LONDON, july 4.-The Standard has re.
mort of horrible tragedy in Seville Doe
Aggsy suspectng policeman OF criminal 10
timacy with his vile killed both, together with
his own child.
ROME July S. The discussion Of the 4th
chsptcr, jreative to the supremacy OF the Pope
was ended in the Ecumenical Council yester
day. Many OF the orators inscribed to speak
on the subject having withdrawn. It's reported
that there will he public meeting on Sunday
the 18th instant.
MADRID, July 4.--There wcro riots 10 front
of the Carlist Club Room last night. One
man was killed aud several men We're wound
cd Numerous arrests have been made.
QUEENSTOWN, July 5-rhe steamship Malta
from New York for Liverpool, has arrived horc.
The City OF London, also from New York tor
Lverp Iol, arrived yesterday. -
LONDONDERRY, July 5.--The steamer Prus
sian from Quebec for Liverpool arrived ycster-
day.
MADRID. July Sit is announced to-day
thut The Prince of HohcnzOllen has accepted
the olTer OF the Spanish throne. Tho c0uncl
will Immediately take the matter under discus
sion. 1t is tolerably certain that this candida
ture will be proclaimed without the sanction Of
the COrtes.
ROME, July 1.-The council yesterday adopt
ed the preface and the first and second chap
tcrs OF the infalliDiJity schema. Tho extreme
iuf.lbiIi'y partisans refuse any alterations and
demand an immediate vote. The Bishops art
fast leaving Rome. 1t is thought tho fna
vote will be taken by the 10th instant.
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COLoRED CHILD KILLED. y esterday even.
ing about o'clock notorious character named
James Boswell, while walking up theeast side
of Vest street between King and Cameron, saw
two little colored girls walking down on the op.
posite side of the street, on their way to the
pump forwater, and remarking, well, I'll kill a
niger" picked up brick bat and threw it at
them. His aim was fatal Tho brick struck
one of item on the head, and mashed in her
skull. She was picked up and taken to tho
house of colored woman named Robinson with
whom she was living, on Payne between Queen
and Princess streets. where she died about two
hours afterwards
She was au orphan child AMI was named
Martha French. Boswell, after throwing the
brick, walked down King street and was soon
arrested and committed to Jail for further cx-
animation. He and some OF his brothers have
been terror to the community Tor long time
past, and how they have managed to escape
punishment up to this time Is mystery. 1t Is
to be hoped that after this, his latest icat, he
will be prevented from committing any further
depredations.
Coroner Stoutenburgh held and Inquest
upon the body of the child this morning., and
the verdict of the jury, OF which Mr.. James
Grigg was foreman, was in accordance with the
facts mentioned in the above statement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-05

COUNTY CouRT.-Judge r. H. CockertUe
July term of the County Court

COUNTY CouR7.-Judge r. II. Cochert0e
nresidsng.-The July term Of the County Court
for this county commenced yesterday.
L. B. Taylor, esq, suggested that as it was
tho 4th of July, day from time lmmemorlal
celebrated in this city, the Court adjourn, but
the Commonwealth s Attorney sayinp, 1t was
immaterial to him whether the Court adjourned
or continued its session, and the grand Jury
expressing its willingness to conclude Its bus!-
ness, the Court said the Court House was as
good as any other place in which to spend. the
day, and directed the proceedings to continue,
Notwithstanding Col. y. l.. Stuart protested
in his own, and, as ne said. 10 the name OF the
whole bar against such continuance.
Grand Jury found indictments against Ed
ward JaVins. for the murder OF George NJ or
row, and John Marshall, alias Chief Justice
John Marshall, for an assault with intent to
kill.
A., l.. & H. R. r. Co. vs.. VIM. Gregory
ct al.-assessment compensation land damages
exceptions Of defendant filed.
An account of James u. Burnett, constable,
allowed.
Commonwealth vs. Edward I. Javins-lor
murder. The prisoner appeared 10 ooeu'ehc !
TO his recognzaDce and venlre was called
and case continued until to-day ut 10 O'Clock
The prisoner was admitted to bail IN the sum
of five thousand dollars Tor his appearance 10
day. Edward Carlin, Alonzo Travis, James
Brown and Thomas Beach, witnesses Tor Com
monwealtll, wero recognized in tho sum OF one
hundred dollars each.
VIM. Kilgour and James S. Frank lin were
admitted to practlso as attorneys IN this court.
/, Samuel Wright, colored, was relieved from
payment OF County levy
Commonwealth vs.. John Marshall Tor al
assault with intent to kill same vs.. WIN.
Ulagett same vs.: same
house breaking samo vs. Samuel Carr1-as-
sauIt with intent to kill same W.: LiSzG bos'
ton grand larceny; same vs. Bryant Tut
petit larceny,
These causes were removed to the Corpora
ton Court.
Court adjourned till 10 o'clock to-day.
TO Days PROCEEDINGS. Commonwealth
vs.. Edward Il. Javins, for murder. Prisoner ar
raigned and cause removed to Circuit Court
for llal on his motion admitted 10 bail at the
suggestion of his counsel in tho SUN OF $1,000
witnesses recognized. W. Arthur TAYLOR as
sisted by D. l.. Smoot and William kileour
for the Commonwealth. l.. B. Taylor and Z.
f.. Stuart counsel Tor the accused.
Court adjourned till Court in course.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-05

ACADEMIC HoNoRs TO ALEXANDRIA BOYS.
AT the commencement OF Randolph Macon
College, on tho lst inst, Jordan w. Lambert,
Of this place, graduated in the schools of French
and Chemistry, receiving the highest honors
in the former. He, also, obtained distinction
in intermediate Latin. At Mount st. Mary 8
College, Nd, on the 29th ult., Joseph H.
Dunn, Of this place, received the highest
honors OF his class in Mathematics, Geography
and Christian Doctrine and distinction in
Latin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-05
LOCAL NEWS.

OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE.
Some of the members Of the Radical party at
feet to claim that the Superintendent Of Police
elected to fill the uuexpired term of the late
incumbent, by tho Council whose official ex's'
tence terminated on the 30sh ult., holds over
until the next regular election. But to show
that such an assumption is only an affectatlon
and not real claim, hardly requires the time
10 which to exhibit it. If tho late incumbent
had not been elected to serve another year, and
had his term of office expired on the 3Oth ult.,
does any ono suppose for moment that the
officer elected by the outgoing council to bill the
vacancy occssioned by bis death would have
held over until the next regular electlonl VI
course not. Then does the mere contingency
of the re election of the late superintendent
alter the case? Look at the question in
another light Suppose the late superlnten.
dent had not occupied the Office at the time OF
his death, but was to enter upon his first torn
on the 1st inst, up to which time the position
would have beon flIod by some Que else, would
the old council have been authorized to elect
his successor? The fact that he happened to hold
the Office for a term prior TO tho ono Tor Wbloh
he was elected has nothing whatever to 90 with
the case aud should not be taken into oonsl-
deration. The old council was appointed by
Military authority. 1t served the purposes for
which it was appointed as we'll probably as was
possible under existing circumstances, and its
action in clccting Superintendent OF Police
10 fill the unexpircd term of the late incumbent
was proper but that it should in its expiring
throes have the power to prolong the military
regime for another year, is as Mr.. Giles.in Lo-
THAR, would say, an idea too absurd to be enter
taioed There was no vacancy 10 the office
after the election Ly the old council until that
council was Lafunct When tho new council
met it discovered that Voc .ncy which did not
exist on the 3Oth Of June, did exist on tho lst
of July, because an officer who had been elected
by the people aud whose term of Office shou ID
have commenced oE that day, bad died, and as
the charter of the city, which is recognized by
the Legislature, says that vacancies 10 the
muncipal Offices shall be filled by the council
until the next regular election,it is to be hoped
that Superintendent Of Police will DO elected
to.Dight and enter upon his duties tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-05
THE FoURTH OF July. Wy esterday, with

Tue FOURTH OF july yesterday, with
the exception Of a little noise ocoasioned by the
discharge of few fire crackers, was one OF the
quietest days ever experienced in this city, aud
it is supposed that at least one-fourth OF the
entire population was out of town. 1t is IN
derstood that 1900 coored people LETT here to
attend q pic mic at Vienna. Tho steamboats,
running to the river resorts were all crowded,
and great many excursion parties went to
the country 10 sail boats and carriages. All
the public places in the city aad most Of the
stores were closed after morning. hours.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-05

Excursion TO MoRRow-The Sunday School
of the Baptist Church will make al excursion
to Carln's Springs tomorrow Wednesday. |
Trains leave OF 81 a. ~ aud p. d. Return.
ing will leave the Springs at 64 o'clock. Tickets
IS and 50 cents, to be had Of the scholars or at
the A. L. & Fl. depot on the day of excursion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-05
The Markets.

New York, July 5.-Stocks dull, Money
as per cent Gold liz. Virginia sizes, ex,
coupon GO, new GO. Flour is dull. Wheat is
quiet and heavy. Corn is scarce, quiet and
firm.
BALTIMORE, July 5.-Virginia skies, old 50
bid, IS asked Cotton dull and nominalIy 49,
Flour dull and weak. Wheat more steady
Maryland l50alG0; Pennsylvania l40al45
Western 130al3S. Corn scarce and in demand
for prime white 1870; yellow 10. Oats quiet
at 6OaG5.
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tyHHESE FACTS DEMAND IMMEDIATE
| CONSIDERATIONS

Disease should DO guarded against. or it must
BIO cured Tho alternatives arc death or such
consequences as render life "a burthen. Com
bat the malaria, purify tho blood, putthe nerves
in order, regulate the temal e system, promote
tho appetite, Danish every sign of dyspepsia or
rheumatism, increase the vigor of both body
and mind, and rolieve the children of summer
complaints All this can be dono with safety,
certainty and promptness by Charles Gautier 8
Native Vino Bitters; so says popular opinion,
endorsed by many OF the most eminent physi-
cians who assure us of the complete victory of
these over all other Bitters. 1t has absolutely
driven them out of themarket where it has been
introduced. Gautier's Native Vino Bitters
may he had of sll druggists.
r. M. LAWSON,
.TANNEY & CO.,
iy 5-TW Agents Tor this city.
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Fourth of July.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, July 4.-The day was
observed by closing stores, banks, etc, as usual.
A republican meeting which had been adVer'
tised for several weeks was held. A row &C.
cured at the dinner in which several negroes
we're cut and shot, some dangerously: All the
parties injured were Of the same party.
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CITY ITEMS.

have on hand a large surplus Of WHITE
Duck, made in the latest style. and worth $40,
$l2 and SIS per suit Being deter mined to
close them out before my remov7l, I will sell
$40 suits at ST. Sl2 suits 1t So and SIS suits at
$40. s. DEALHAM.
~ 5-2awtf 81 King street.
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Rv Recl<. Knox & Kerby.

Real Estate Agents Anu AuSLromioeS nn
NOR SALE-About an ACRE.AND-A'
4 QUARTER OF GROUND, in Alexan-
dria, Va situated on Franklin street, between
Alfred and Columbus, improved by. 1Ist-
class COTTAGE BUILDING, contain, HEsS
ing IA rooms, sll in excellent order and Rs1a.
condition; has an elegant cellar under Inc
such as moat house. grancry. stable. carriage
house, sheds, sc. The entire promises are en-
closed by good, close plank fence; has an ex-
cellent Vegetable garden and great quantity
of fine fruits. shrubbery &c; There is SOFA 'eis
water and pop factory, also bottling apparatus
and large lot of pop bottles connected with
this property, which can BIO bought if desired;
We offer this property st private sale until
TUESDAY, July 18th, and if not sold before,
it will, on.that day, be offered at public sale on
the premises. Terms easy. For 1urther par
ticulars enquire Of ,,,v
BECK, KNOX s. KERRY,
10 o9-ts 81 King street.
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The Trials Of Life.

What shall do? l am 20 debilitated that
cannot attend to my ordinary duties. Try
Spcer's STANDARD Wine BiLters;" thoy are I'M
excelled, and will act favorably on all the
functions Of your system, and restore them TO
vigorous action. They arc simply Speer {
wine, without medication, except by such hccbs
and roots ss physicians use daily, 10 N-lw
For sale By all druggists and grocers.
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Sweethearts and Wives.

Essays for Young Men on Single and Wod-
ded Life-the dangers of Cclibacy, and tn g
Joys of true Marriago-with sanitary aid for
those who are in any way. untitled for mstrI
monial happiness. Sent froe in sealed envel-
opes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Box P. Philadephia, Pa. my 20-3ln
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-05

N@NOTICE.-We have on hand o
4sS large stock Of Ladies', Misses and
Children's BOOTS and SHOES, apd in order
to reduce our stock, will sell at greatly reduced
prices. All in want will do well TO call ut a
King street.
ian 28-tf w. b. WADDE4.
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Conservative Caucus.

RICHMOND, July 4.-The conservative eau
Gus to might, by nearly two thirds vote
determined it was inexpedient to reapportiol
the State Tor Congressional representation a
this session. No action was agreed upon will
reference to the formation of parties in th
State
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAIL,
ABLE WAREHOUSE PROPERTY

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALG;
I ) ABLE WAREHOUSE PROPERTY
IN ALEXANDRIA, YA-By, virtue OF Inc
DEGREES of the Circuit Court of Aloxandris'
rendered in the cause of John T. Dulsny, VS..
VIM. Bsyne ct al, the undersigned, Com mnv
opers therein ns%ed y viii o SELL on tbe pfo
mises' the large and valuable FOUR.sTORf
W 1Isi5 CT situated on the South: west
corner Of King and Water streets in The ety. CITY
Alexandra, Va, now occupied BY Kela, Su ,bs
Corn and Flour Exchange of said city Of Alex
andria. ~. uohooo
TERMS-Onotwentiet of the purchase
money to BIO paid in cash liable to be toriehed'
should the purchaser fail to complete his p'ir-
chase. Tho residue in three equal instruments
At SIX, twelve and eighteen months with inter-
est to DO secured by the notes OF the purGnt
and retention of the title till tho whole amount
oil Inc pu''A'' Il. o. CLAUGHTON.
M. DULANY BALL.
rors of Sale.
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Tone yOur system.

The tonic properties Of Speer's Standard
Wine Btters'' arc such that mono can uso them
without receiving essential benefit. Tho effect
will be to maintain the usual stamina and vgor
of the'syeteln. Sold by Druggists. jy5-1w
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A man walked into the taior's shop Of MIR.
W. l.. AtmeII early Saturday night last and
stole Il pair OF customers pants, which he sold
for So to secondhand clothes dcalor named
Rafferty,, who rcsold them soon afterwards for
81 The thief was not detected
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ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.-Atout fVe clock

ATTEMPTED ROBBERY. About tiVe o'clock
on Sunday morning last, after the private
Waterman at the banking house of Corse & Co.,
who lives in the bank building, had gone off
duty aud TO bed, he was awakened By his wife
and told that some one was trying to break
into MIR. Carlin's hardware store. Selling his
pistol he ran down stairs into tho yard, and
jumping up on box looked over the dividing
wall into Mr.. Carlin's yard. and saw young
man putting on coat. Leveling his pistol at
hin he asked who he was and what he was
doing. The youngster said don't point your
pistol at me; IN Mr.. Carlin's son." Satisfied
With this answer, he returned to his wife, who
told him sue did not believe that Mr..
Carlins son would BE- there at such an carly
hour. He then detetmi ned to arrest him, aud
for that purpose wen into tho alley leading
into Sharp Shin alley where he met him, aud
asked him we're he was going. The reply was
"Tm going to my uncle's" Then said the
watchman 'I'll 90 there with you, - but before
they had gotten to the mouth OF Sharp Shin
alley the thief broke, and, though shot at twice,
ran down King street to Fairfax, and down
Fairfax to the alley oppositeLsadbeater drug
store, in which he was lost. He Was dressed In
gray clothes, and is supposed to b. known 10
the police.
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CALE OF A VALUABLE coy MI
> PLACE At LEWINSViiL5L II ID r. trnst
F lram J ooo 6smun and wife to Henry Jon
kna, recorded in ibor No q, iol0 "t tbo %G n
qt tae a s"hstiptea Trustee in sad deed
with ilc consent Of the Assignee IN 6snkISP'SJ
of said Henry jenkins, will sell, on MoND al 1,
ts 18th f Juy so G ssS soa aay Of IL Fs G1t
of the Court hGuSo aoo' vslusple TRACT OF
hxs II ~ a5anjng tho village Of toyi9;vle
Ea o1 9bs ee of the row Ms isef late
EnIGn snDevs lot, containing 81 acres, roods
mE DW b Rsai tns Wei s1@
t fne Wator, &C., and highly desirable as
mn; Ti'ERMS-Ono.tenth cash, and the residue IN
IENmo - ;nst.Imcnts st six, twelve and
s h;SH eq mon.h with interest secured BY
notes of the purchaser and rstent sn1,i o.
ts mt ef1 pa sIti nd AS Trustee holding tn
egsl tito, competent to MAKE inc T ss'a
tie nerfoct. M. DULANY BALL' Itus'o''
Fairfax county, je 17-oots
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JEFFERSON CIRCLE, No. B.U.H.F.O.A
- Will give their

JEFFERSON CIRCLE, No., B. U.H.F.U.A.
u Will give their
SHALL HALL. ON MONDAY,
JULY 10Th. 1870.
The steamer CITY OF ALEXANDRIA
will leave King street wharf at g. m. and |
and p. m. Leave Marshall Hall at and IL
p. m. Tickets for gentleman ard lady 81; gen
tIcman's single tickets 75c lady's ticket SOC
children over s years of age 26c: -
The HOLLY HILL BRASS and STRING
BAND has been engaged for the occasion.
Committee of Arrangemen Ls.
4. Marshall. II. r. Lucas, B. F. Penn, James
Travis, John Keisler, Tomlinson'
U it'd
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UNAkE NOTICE.
COAL COAL

50 and % South Royal street.
To arrive per scnr Virginia Emily
One cargo Lee White Ash Stove Coal
" Baltimore Co.'s w. A. Coal.
4" Shamokin Red ASH Coal
Lyken's Valley Red Ash Cosl.
Those arc the best qualities Of Coal brought
10 this market.
The public and my customers who wish 70 70
take advantage of the markets and strikes will
do we'll to call at once and secure their winters
supply. Those who arc not now prepared TO
receive their COAL can be supplied any time
within 81 days after tho arrival.
ie27 A. 5. PEFENEh.-
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INTENSIVE SALE OF STOVES.

4 have concluded TO offer my large and con-
n,ata stock of STOVES At GREATLY ne
pUCED until the stock is closed Sas
Ths COOKING STOVES are cit, the I TGr :ot uo Of
and approved patterns in use win S STOW will
VI soid at equally low figures. All peraons % W
s n or viii want Stoves this fall or w;nt9f S,
tsinly do well to embrace this tsvorspIIS op 10
CO. ,npty to get them Thinking it needless =
p On nerate ali the different kinds or nSM. and
unn, respectfully invite all IN want ~ e"''
exam. ne l0r 'ne"s'E NOCH GRIMES, ~
:.,s eotf &c King street. Alexandra. va.
UOy,,s GELAT1NE,
VA FLORIDA AND u.npp
" MAGNOLIA WA ~ n
Rossds is Ko:koo 1risn Cog S. m5yeF &C., ST. ST.
seVsrsi XII u.s. V Dggk B GtfEhf s;RST0SNs
107 King street.
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