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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-27

An INTERNAL R1EENuEs CoLLEcTQ8 NIss1Sa
THE GovasMk4M o1ffs sflEoa Sio, o,ooesTd $50 9oe {
The Savainsd News says: stMsJofJ. b. Gould
who has for the past two years occupied the posi-,
ton Of Internal revenue collector for tbc First Dis
trlct Of Georgia, has made his exit and departed
for more congenia elims, leaving the United
States, to all appearance, the loser Of large
amount Of money. Mr.. Gould Is said to; be
naive Of that little patch Of ground know as the
State Of Rhode Island, whencehe came to sayan:
nah soon after the occupation Of the city by Gen.
eral Sherman in 1854 He then engaged in the,
Ice uuslnsss aid bous two yeaS agaS Sthroush'
the influence OF friends, succeeded In securing
the appointment Of internal revenue collec tor
succeeding A. n. Wlson.n- - - -
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THE IssoCIATIeN OF THE ALUMEL-After
the exercises Of the College commencemens sre
over on Tuesday evening, the annual oratton be;
fore els sssosa aaicn win bedelivered at TIE Cols
leqe Chapel by the Hon. W. D. Porter. The an
nusl meeting of the members Of the association
will be held as soon as the oratlon has been de-
livered. x ! ( p / "a
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RusnEss ENyELoPEs.-FHE NEWS job Office
Is now prepared to furnish good envelopes VIE
business cards printed thereon, at $4 per thous
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
ousness usn should have his card printed or
hta an welcomes,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-27

The CHARLESTON RIFLEMEN CLUB.--This
popular club, which was chartered during the
past session OF the Legislature Is now about sixty
strong, and composed entirely Of enterprising
and intelligent young white citizens OF Charles
ton. They have been lately furnished with sixty
good Remington rifles, breech-loaders, by Cover
nor Scott, and on Saturday tried their new arms
at target-shoottng. The target was placed at
the distance OF one hundred yards, and the best
average shooting was done by Mr. q. D. Bicatse.
Messrs. n. D. Blcaise, A. ]. Minis, and 7. NJ.
O'Nein, all did good shooting, and struck the
bulls eye. The club is an independent one, and
not subject to militia orders.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-27

CLUBS AND STARs.-Samsel Ferguson and
John Drsyton, lodged for fighting and throwing
bricks in the fire proof building were sentenced
to pay for the broken glass.
Edward NcNe!L coiored boy, arrested for
vagraRcy ana stealing piece OF railroad iron,
was ordered to be sent to his parents at Monck's
Corner.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-27

ExcuRaoN.-Collecter Clark, with few
friends took pleasure cruise in the revenue cut
te. Racer on Saturday morning, and got back In
the evening. The party proceeded down to the
Bar, and, with sttn breeze, must have had q
pleasant trip. This is the arst time the Racer has
been.as far AZ the Bar since she has been on duty
on this station.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-27

RAP1p PassAeEs.-The arrival of the steam
ship Georgia, Captain s. crowen, at New York, at
an early hour on Sunday morning, was announc-
Cd by telegram to the agents yesterday, and the
steamship South Carolina, Of theaam line, reach
I'D her wharf here on Saturday night ct II O'Clock,
both steamships making very successful voyages
for this season Of the year.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-27

FIRE.-The alarm of fire about quarter to
IL O'Clock on Saturday night was caused BY the
burning Of chimney on the premises No. 14s
Market street. The house is the property OF Mr.
James F. slattery, and not insured. 1t Is fnhablt-
ed at present by two colored women.
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CRUMBs.-Geo Martin was reported yester-
day for keeping hogs on his premises, at No. l6
Ann street.
There was no business done in the United States
Court on Saturday.
A large hawser cannot be bought in Charleston.
Mr.. t. W. Bacot, and not J. W., as stated In our
Wednesdays issue, has been appointed notary
public for Charleston County.
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DUsT.-Yesterday was one of the most un-
pleasant days Of the season. A strong south
Westerly wind wcs blowing, and clouds of dust
hlied the ears, nostrs and eyes Of the neges, be-.
sides invading the sanctity of their immaculate
go.to.meeting clothes.
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The Rev. A. P. NoRRrs.-We learn that the
0-angeburg Baptist Church has secured the ser
vices OF the Rev. A. Pope Norris, vice Rev. DR..
D. Durham, resigned. The orangeburg News
speaks of.Mr. Norris as ripe scholar, well quail
6ed Tor his new fele OF labor.
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS CHEAPER THAN EVER
In Velvet and Leather bindings rs cents; Old
price 90 cents. In velvet and Leather bindings,
IS csn,s: old price 81. In Velvet and Leather
bindings, 81; old price sLS5 In velvet ana Lea
tner bindings 81 %; OLD price 81 so.
HAsEL st. BAZAAR, AND No. 1A KING sT.
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BANK OF CHARLEsToN.-The adjourned
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Bank OF
Charleston takes place to-day, at p O'Clock, at
the hall OF the bank. The committee Of nve ap-
pointed last week to take Into consideration the
future administration Of the bank, and the pro-
priety of division OF the assets are expected 70
report.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-27
By LOUIS McLAN,

VTALUABLELOT IN THE NORTHEAST.
ERN PART OF THE CITY AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, the sotn instant, at II O'Clock,
A. n, I viii offer for sale at public anetion, at the
Old Postof1ce, foot Of Broad street,
An that LOf or LAND, situate, lying and being
on the west side OF Drake street, In the City OF
butting and bounding east on Drake street, north
on Lands formerly or J. Barrett, south ON Lands
OF b. w. Tilt0n, 1ate or q. a. Trennoim, ano WEE!
Containing In 'front.', on Drake street, and on the
west line, so feet each, and on the north and
south lines each 1s0 feet, be the said dimensions
little more or less.
Terma-One-half cash; balance in one year.
Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
mhrN- -fsmWth5
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30 For THE RAcEs-The exciting placards
along streets with this attractive caption have
already been psrused BY many .yhe take an ipter.
pestm This old sfashlohed hds ssti popuisr sport,
and BY turning to the advertisement in another
column they will ind that it Is no hoax, but the
races are fixed fact. Numerous entries have
been. .elready made, and what With trotting and
running, much sport may be anticipated. Strict
order will be observed on the grounds, and
number Of policemen will be on duty.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-27

DE1IouENT TAxPAYERs.-Judge Orr has de-
N5ded that tAe county tssasare is only allowed
the cest Of constable Ia all cases where the
smount Of the unpaid taxes did DOT exceed s1oo,
for levy and advertisement OF personal property.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-27

TIE AMMoNIAcAL ANIMAL NJ LATTER In "ARpes'
Nitrogenized Superphosphate OF Lime" consists
of the nesh tconsainlng tea per cent. OF ammsnis)
and the blood Containing frteen per cent. Of. .Sp-
monia) OF beeves, horses, Dish, and other animals,
after the expression OF the oil aad fat BY stsafn
Kinsmsn & Howell are agents for the State 10
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-27

DISEASE fiourtshes because It's victims know
not the corrective restorative. Were they wise,
they would avail themselves Of the curative
qualities Of the Old Carolina Bltters.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-27

TIE QUEEN OF BURLEsoUE. Burlesqqe has
for many years held nrm' hold Of the English
and French stage. and achieved high place in
the affections OF their patrons. It may be said to
have only been fairly introduced into America
since 1868, when the Lydia Thompson troupe
MADE their nrsr appearance In New IorS. TnIs
troupe, which was made up Of the best material
With the leading burlesque actress Of the world at
It's head, achieved q success at the outset which
was almost without parallel in the history Of
the American theatre. AN the leading cities In
the North and West have II succession yielded to
this company the tribute Of their enthusiastic ad'
mirstion and support, / -.
Tonight the lrqppe appear foE tae rat TINE g ps.
fore q charleston audlenee: Thst ths neuse Stl
be crowdedis foregone cosciusfon, and whoever
wishes to see "slnbsd" should secure seats.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-27

ATTENTION, TouRIsrs.-stereoscopic view!
Of Charleston and vicinity, at No. l6l KING stfses
or at the Hasel street Bazaar. nosi1
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DEATH OF A WELL-KNowN CITHEN.-Ar.
James 2. Spear, who has been identified with
our business community for long series OF
years, died at his residence, No. IA South Battery
at halr-past O'Clock, yesterday afternoon. He
had been In N health for the past: year, an1gRas
confined I'd! his bed on Friday evening By Vie
attack which terminated fatally. Mr.. Spear was
a native OF New Jersey, and about ffty-two years
Of age. On coming South, he nrst opened ousi-
ness in Savannah, but shortly afterwards came
to our city, where he has been prominent jewel
Ter for the past twenty-six years. Mr.. Spear was
known as an upright and conscientious dealer,
and was held In high esteem.
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By VIZ. MCKAY.

By WIZ. McKAY,.,,e
AuotionseK.
CIMON FAST VS.. MOSES GARFUNKLE.
- By virtue OF an execution to me directed,
win be sold on MONDAY, the Sd day Of April
next, at No. 14o Meeting street, commencing at
IL O'Clock A. NJ, ~
Gu the RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST OF. the
defendant In and to the following ,descrihed
p.ots ITO HooPsKIRTs, assorted
104 French Corsets .s'.
- Ladies' Under Garments
Lot of Hoopsk1rt Tapes Wire, &c.
Levied on and 10 be sold as the property ot DE.
fendant In above, case. e. w. ID. MACkEI,
mar20-u13 =. W.
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LOOKOUT I'VE are requested to call the at
tention ofretai dealers and manufacturers to that
portion Of the internal revenue stamp act requir-
ing stamps to be afnxed to prepared mustard,
sauees, syrups. jatns ANA jellles. The special
agent Of the department now in this city Wln coy
inence his Investigations IN day or two, and whl
report every person seningo exposing for sale un-
stamped packages. The penalty for .compll-
Anee u $50 If each package. l.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-27

PAPER DOLLS PAPER DOLLS Sold at 8, 6,
and II cents each former prices, s, 1e, Is and
20 cents
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A,NEw LOT of mercantile NotesPapeg, .tv'
quires for 5oc, at the Hasel street Bazaar apd No
le1 King street. octlo Flp
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TIE ADaER IRE.-Fbis Long tried and sue
cessful line Of steamships continues to attract a
large and valuable business, Notwithstanding the
unsatisfactory condition Of trade in most depart
1uents, and the popular aud regular steamer
Champion lsft here on Saturday Last with the fol-
lowing important cargo, among which were ST.
boxes charleston green peas for the New York
market; also a bags sea island cotton, 1221 bales
upland cotton, 70 tierces OF rice. 70 bales domes-
tics 81 barrels rosin, loo sacks rice nour, % pack
ages sundries, 1000 feet lumber, and other mer-
chandise: also good passenger Lat.
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DHFIcnfTY IN SPGRrANBURG.-passengers
BY the Greenvls train, yesterday, says the, Phpe-
nix, reported that party OF disguised men called
on DR.. Winsmth, OF Spartanburg, on Thursday
night, and he suppostng their Intentions were hos
tile, commenced firing upou them, wonndipg
several The fire was retrmned-the doctor re-
ceiving no less than six wonnds-none Of which
are considered fatal, however. -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-27

CurrKe AFFRAY.NOnI Saturday light, Pat
Callaghan, white, and William RutIedges color Cd,
became engaged in. quarrel In Elliott stteet.
The fsticufI 20 which + led was but the prelude
to more serious affair. in which knives were
brought into play. Rutledge received out over
the right eye, stab in the ear, an two othrough
the hand with which he was attemr -lg to ward
Oh the blows Of his oppon: nus knife. When the
police appeared, Gallsghan succeeded In effect
Ing his escape. RuLledge made his appearance,
covered with blood, at the Guardhouse, but was
subsequently discharged.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-27

The GERMAN LADIES' BALL will take place
this evening ct the Hibernian Hall. The long
interval which has elapsed since the last ball by
the German societies, only enhances the pleasant
anticipations with which this festivity has been
looked forward to. In the LIST OF managers are
to be found the names Of some Of cur most
prominent and esteemed German citizens, and,
under their patronage and direction, the prepa.
ration can only result in the enjoyment OF COM
nlAte success,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-27

CRoouEr CRoqUET /! CRoouEr ,!!-Im
mense reduction In price The largest Field
Croquet at 81.
BASEL STREEr BAZAAR AND No. 16l KING 81.
ma,9o :.
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The extraordinary cures effected By the use
at sne Old Carolina Btsters are proclaimed every
where.
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P, TmIAuRkNs RoAp-Ihe Laurens Herald
says that this railroad VIII be put In running
order Just as soon as It can be- effected BY work.
rdanan& money. 4 '. 8
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CoRREorIoN.-The statement of the "Aount
Pleasant difficulty" in our issue OF the oath inst.
implies that the two men. Brown and Campbell,
became intoxicated BY taking several drinks in
Mr. wittschens. store. We are requested by the
proprietor, who is q prominent merchant OF the
teRn, to state.that the Offenders came there
drunk, and apparently with the intention OF
creating difficulty with him.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-27

e.C.B. means Old Carolina Bitters. Try
them. A delight ul beverage
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Go TO Won sANrEs's, No. 2as King street, for.
all popular Games, Outdoor Sports apd Home
Amusements. mar26-2
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Auction safes This. Day.

JIG. Minor L Co. will sell at 10 o'clock, at
stheirstore, sunaries.
r. NJ. Marshall Bro. will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
: No. 4S Broad street, furniture.
VIM. Mckay will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his store,
furniture and sundrlss.
Leitch & Bruins win sell at 10 O'Clock, as-the
store of ]. R. Read & Co., dry goods, laces, &c.
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Mestsnls'ThE Day.

Friendship Lodge, st hs,E past p M.
Bank Of Chaflest6n, at12-M. - -
Burma Charitable Association at sP. n.
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AT Cosr! AT Cosr Large size Chromos.
HAaRH strict BAZAAR.
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Wis, resigned. II -.
Mr. T. B. Milford, spoken OF by the Press as
man OF capacity and integrity, is appointed sy the
Governor to be auditor OF Abbevlle County.
Ex Judge Thomas W. Glover, Of orsngeourg,
has been designated by. the Governor as Judge, 70
hold q special term OF court for the dlth circuit
THIS court convenes on Monday. The designation
was made at the request Of the bar OF Ricnland
County, for the trial OF q number Of caasea In
Judge Samuel W. Melton's circuit, In which Judge
Melton is disqualified, by reason OF his having;
heretofore been OF counsel in the cases. -
Delay In the auditors department is apprehend.
ed on account the reported refusal OF the county
commissioners TO act m the case Of W. +. n. WI.
ams, auditor OF that county, as regards his bond,
the reason OF such refnsal being stased to be the
influence recently brought to bear regarding
county ofncers inthas locality.
S--sSp:-
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE SAN Do
M1Neo CoMHIssIoNKRs.-C Charleston was honored
for an hour or so, yesterday, With party whose
movements hare of, late occupied much OF the
attention OF the American people. The San Do
mfngo commissioners, MesHrs. B. F. Wade, A.
D. White and S. G. Howe with A. Burton, sec
retary; Fred Douglas and Fran Sigel, assistant
secletariesi henry "aoe auo n. - nn,a.
clerks; r. r. Hit. stelographer; John P. Foley,
correspondent OF the New fork llmesi a. '.
Boynton, OF the Cincinnati Gazette; e. Jacobs, OF
the Cincinnati Commercial; q. J. Ramsdell Of the
New York Tribune, and Dr.. Parry, naturalist, ar
rived or the bar early yesterday morning, IN
the steamship Tennessee, from Key West, and
having engaged the pilot boat Pride 70 orlng
them in, reached the city about 10 A. NJ. rne
party left for washington by the noon tram On
the Northeastern Railroad. collector Hooo' WIN
the steam cutter .Sansemond' had come around
to our bar, from Savannah at the instance OF the
government to receive Inc commissioners; out
they had already Embarked In the paot boat be-
fore he fell lp witkthAH: 81
,m |T.--sesE ~
THFdIGxE3 AGHAI g9sYENTloNItAl "a fLEAs'
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s.YsI III IS. AoEFg 1s'

FINE DRY GOODS. .tT Aggr19N. 1.-The remain
der of the stock Of J..R Read &oos Il to be closed
out at auction this morning by Aessrs. Leltch b
Bruins. Few such ohsBses occgl-
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:. TIE PsePLE's BANK-The stock OF this bsnk
was by a typographical slip, wrongly quoted on
Thursday. The price Of the stock Is IS 76a4 rs.
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A FRESH sUPrLY of the.Buibs Of the Golden
Japan Lily (Lilium Aaratum) Just received, and
for sale by Walker, Bvaps cqgswell, No. 3 Broad
street. Charleston, 8. O. Only q small quantity
On haha. 80 urchassis had Oestereali at once
k nisr27-a .lij =,
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: T Il EFSTE1MSrIFs FEL6ON ASH8RE.-This
punctual and usually fortunate steamer OF the
Baltimore line left that city for this point on
Tuesday evening last, and had good weather to
Cape Hstterss. At that place took heavy south
west wind, which continued until Thursday
night when It shifted and blew strong from the
northeast. Reached Charleston bar on Friday at
fve-P. H., and crossed at half.past eight P. NJ,
and about nine got ashore on the breaker making
out from Lighthouse Inlet, which is between Nor.
ris and Folly Islands. Information OF the situa-
ton OF the steamer was Immediately sent to the
agents In the city, Messrs. Mordecai Co. and P.
&. Trenholm, who p ocured the services Of several
steamers and dispatched them early on Saturday
morning to the assistance Of the Falcon. On ar.
irving at the latter hawser was made fast and
part Of the cargo was thrown overheard 70
tighten her, bat the hawser having parted several
times the efforts were unayaiing. and the high
water Of Saturday forenoon passed without the
ship being rescued. On saturday, after high tide,
the tugs came up to the city, when, having made
arrangements to make their efforts, II possible,
successful, returned on Saturday evening; but the
mind wss<oo hgh, which, with tue darkness Of
snenishs, prevented anything steStusl being &C
complIshed. Yesterday the steamers Emile,
Pilot Boy, J. R. Staples, and Relief went down to
the ship, but the hawsers again parted. An ad.
ditional supply OF hawsers and anchors were sent
down, and the best exertfons VIII be made to pun
her OF. The wind yesterday blew gale from the
southwest, which interfered very much with the
work. About one-thrd Of the cargo, 1t is esttms.
ted, has been thrown overheard, but the steamer
was still tight at last accounts. The pilet boat
Young America, while attempting TO assist the
Falcon "a Friday night, got sshore;ibu came OF
again and put into Lighthouse Inlet.
LATER.
AaFe write, about midnight the gratifying in
formation reaches us that the Falcon wasgot on
late Sunday seyeaing. with the assistance OF
Messrs. @. MsS9wnsend & Co, steyedores, and Is
now at her 1f& " ~, g
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The ATTENTION OF WAToH-BUyERs is called
% our large stock OF Waltha Watches. These
Watches have been long known throughout the
United States as the best and cheapest in the
market. AL Watches guaranteed.
w. CARRINaroN d Co.,
marI3.mtuf Nc. 268 King street.
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By HUTS0N LEE.
GALE AT RISK OF FORMER PURI
y CHASERS.
VIII be sold at risk Of former purchasers, who
have failed to comply with terms Of SALE at the
Old Postofdce, on TUESDAY, April 4, at II O'Clock
A. NJ, in the case entitled Shingier vs. Venning
ct al Executors,
All that TRACT OF LAND situate, lying and
being In ChriOt Church Parish, Charleston County,
containing (l14) four hundred and fourteen acres
Of high Land; bounded on the north BY Lands OF
George White and Wsndo River, east BY Lands OF
Dorrll and Whttesides, south on Lands Of Toomer
and White, and Neat on Lands OF George White.
ALSO,
Ali that LOT OF. LAND In the Town Of Mount
Pleasant measuring (66K) sixty five and one-half
feet front on Hibhen street, (65 siItyhye feet on
Mary street by (ls5) one hundred and eighty-hTe
feet deep, adjoining Lands OF David Bailey and
the Methodist Church on the east and Lands Of E.
I. errtson on tho west,
Terms-(h) one-third cash, balance In (9 two
equal annual instalments. secured by honda eftae
purchaser, bearing t7) seven per oeat. interest,
payahlesemi.annualy, and mortgage OF the prem
isas sold. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps
II. p. O'CONN0R, Special Referee.
mar27-mthIntuA -.
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SHIPPERS OF FRUIT AND VEGETABLES, leave
your orders for Stencil Plates with E. d. Rodgers,
at B. K. Nenlytle's, No. LOT East Bay.
I mar2T-mW2