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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-16

MORE CASES OF SEWER POIsoNING.-One
way in which diseases are frequently generated
and rapidly spread in large cities is shown in a
report transmitted to the New York Board of
Health on Wednesday, concerning the deaths
within ten days past of four children in the fam
ny OF Mr.. Brown in that city. They were said
10 nave died OF spotted fever. A study of the
case having convinced DIR. Morri. that
blood-poisoning, and not spotted fever, was the
cause OF the fatality, he carefully examined the
Premises, and the result of his Investigation is
embodied in his report. 1t appears that of five
children, under thirteen years Of age who took
the disease, four died after few hours illness.
two of them within eight hours after exhibiting
the first symptoms of the disease. In each case
the symptoms we're first shown ut night, these
being intense pain in the head and soreness OF
the body, accompanied BY severe vomiting. The
cause of the disease was found in a defective
drain-pipe connecting with the sewer. II ap-
pears that one earthenware waste-pipe built
into the partition served for two houses and that
the elbow which turned the pipe from the house
TO the street was 20 loosely fitted that the foul
odOrs and gases from the sewer escaped into
the house. At night, when there was little or no
Ventilation, the stencil from this cause was over
towering. Mr.. Brown, being a poor man, could
not anord to have the plumbing examined to
ascertain the cause Of the bad smell These
gases, acting upon children whose food was not
sufficiently nourishing, produced sickness and
speedy death. In concluding his report, Dr.
Morris expresses the opinion that q large portion
of the low fevers which prevail may be attribu-
ted to badly constructed waste-pipes, which per-
init the foul gases of the sewers to escape
through sinks and stationary washing bowls into
sleeping apartments.
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The weather.

WAR IMPAIRMENT, Office Chief Signal Officer,
WASHINGTON, DC, Feb. 16, 1872, 10 am.
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwRNTY-PoUR
HOURs.-The barometer has continued rising
slowly from the lower lakes southwark and east.
ward to the Atlantic, with westerly winds back
ing to southerly, and clear weather south of
Virginia, and westerly and norm westerly winds
with partially cloudy weather north of that state
and light snow from northern Ohio to New York
and northward; 1t continued falling very rapidly
west Of and throughout the Mississippi valley,
extending its influence over the eastern gulf
states, and thence to Ohio and Michigan, the
lowest being probably central over southeastern
missouri; the area Of rain having extended
eastward from the southwest over Alabama,
Tennessee and Kentucky, and as snow from
Kansas to Illinois during the night; low barome-
ter, with sOutberly winds and rain, has been
reported from Portland, Oregon; cloudy weather
and light rain from San Francisco.
PROBABILITIES. The barometer continue
rising slowly over the New England states with
clear and pie asant weather during the day, fol-
lowed by easterly winds and cloudy weather to-
night or ON Saturday morning; clear and pleasant
weather prevail over the middle Atlantic states
followed by sOutherly and easterly winds and
cloudy weather this evening and to night the
low barometer over southeastern Missouri move
nOrtheasterly over the Ohio valley, the area of
rain extending eastward into the south Atlantic
states, West Virginia, Lake Erie and southern
Michigan during the day and over the middle
states tonight; decided rise in the tempera-
ture precede the area Of rain from the lower
lakes southwark and eastward to the Atlantic:
northwesterly winds, with clearing weather, ex-
tend eastward over the Mississippi valley.
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TO ALL WHOM THIS MAY CONCERN.

As IL has been made known and become A reality
some Of her friends have been ryins 70 sisnder me
nov becomes my duty, IN justice to myself and my
and take hi. method Of dsns so and sba be-
Il. BED = be- an lay Syd
n eD 20 to in h IN my second .fs
T sr.a Hsr , her
ana Neglect o. 10 the
make the proper marriage vows and promises TO
duties as ss III nsrs %Ss esT 81 S.
wa. not altogether deceived in forejudging her dis
induce oln sSs
church, of which I was . member, then being in
and R have her Children
christened, WHICH they never have been, then We
ias Il. sSs a;
church or the class; as she was opposed to both.
The duly & ssst sis.sins :. s. table N sSis
ss frowned down and Laughed at BY her and her
my SIC
a. The he table and hsls them before :.t down, and
table until they were done and aaain in onnosi,;ou
apd disrespect to me- she would never consu,t me N
when wa: 4 sbe wo ssdIit sn q p
z, sh' II 0Ids.
S Sis s.,. ny ,tSIy h.f told :: 4 j. very very
ssy mere, = think hsrs JShovu ssfRcient ceuss
for taking the course that have; and Sthoush III
nas eroysa 70 e ny greatest enemy. and has given
shall have 70 give account atthe Judgment Day for
Al my actsI have done and discharged my duty in
% man en- stro1g and resolute, but nv heaIt /.
not ada1ant, and delight in diecharginR nv 6utv
as aman; egtto sustain ne ] must have 4 trsnoniI
mind, that may be able to expend my moral fore
II the conflicts Of the world. Aman With fsmji, 4,
daily in.enuptsd By lerletusl collisions and disap
place Of peace and comfort, thar bis soul may be
z newed In strength day By day, that he NAY n
isrth With vigoe 70 sacouB ter the laborS and trou
bles 81 the world; but II ct home he fnds no rest
and 10 met with frovns and cold looks, his hear,
VII. e 9;, ADD his spri. dreoDs, but rueheartsd
,hs. .h. @instsrs Il she 81 esf liz aS
hsepi. sss- good wife. How much Of this world
oapemeos 10 contained In the eoanass ~ 49,
tcs-tns Yer Of wifi for rood or svil 4 hsrss,v
\, mnss h. no. must be ssss Of hsppinsss OF
den spirit and brssthss life css 4. ssr AZ
er.h d that as1ss{e circle Whiehn IA n. ssts on
senGs 1880 and her power over Ser Snshss1in
ios. s6e nav ~ t o ~; aosoiute Dy mssknsss and
nnsn IN her power 70 odd greatly 10 ~ ~ sae
billy IN the World and to dstsrIins m. rssescss
sitteu. Bat here viii stoS II NAV III sscaSt 70
Hersons - thus describing the sDhsrs and dsfn. ~
vymsn ave zone too far In fnasinatos. icsn
only say IN nv defence, that pothiSG 4 more nis}
70 ne, And which ensurss human hsSrts ~ ~.
nappinees. And nov, In conciasion, g NJ Wa ~
forced me 20 this point, and became nv srestsss
enemy, hereby forwarl eli persons fro1 trSstirs
ner on ny account, - will not pay1any debts con
VI, % ~ her' or any one else through her
4. ,. 0LADMON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-16

The hard headed old demonstration or un-
pleasant facts to John Bull, who has figured for
many years a contributor to the London
Times over the initials as. G.. o." has q re-
markabIe paper in the January number of
Triple Bar, setting forth some startling conclu-
siOns in relation to the signs Of a coming up
heavsl in England. He begins with the en-
phs;ic statement that he views the present con-
dition of things in Eng and " with more sppre-
hensiOn than he has ever felt with regard to any
threatening Of peril to the nation p and goes on
to say that " there is a groaning and travail
ing from beneath, which speaksin no mistakable
vice and works with an upheaving force,
already indicated by clearly Unmarked fissures-a
threatened rending of almost every element of
our political and social ground of health" and
that " IL Is now quite clear to every thoughtful
man that the events of the day, and all they
predict for the future, must strain the utmost
POWER OF the constitution to withstand organic
changes which will affect il to the very soul
ID il all very well (he adds) for writer's and
orators to say: Granted il be so; the vessel is
very strong, well manned, an able pilot at the
helm; she has ridden out many a storm, and
will not fail to ride well through all which may
now threaten The question is, how far age
has weakened her ancient frame; how far
wholesome repair has been neglected; had she
ever yet such breakers ahead or to leeward: is
there any pilot living with experience to steer
amidst the dangers which now threaten US
dangers 50 novel that he may search the chart of
all history in vain to find q safe course record
ed?" For some years past England has been a
nation more ruled than governed; statesman
ship has played waiting game in the matter of
social evils, and the result Of this halting policy
Is that "the masses losing all respect fer the
powers that be-"
The writer proceeds to apply the scalpel with
a firm hand to the blunders and misdeeds of the
governing class in England, but the Indictment
preferred against the English rulers is too long
for our columns.
The fact that such opinions are freely ex-
pressed in the leading journals and magazines
of Great Britain is significant of danger appre-
hended there by those weather-wise in the mat
ter OF popular storms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-16

Arguing that Mr.. Summers allegations in re-
gard 10 the sale of arms to France would, ii un-
explained, show q violation Of international
Obligations far exceeding all that England can
De charged with for allowing the confederate
cruisers to depart from her ports, the Baltimore
Sun thinks IL q little strange that Mr.. Sumner
does not perceive that his statements afford the
best answer that could be given to his own
enormous claim for constructive damages
against England, unless he wishes to make the
United States responsible in like manner to
foreign government. The fact seems to be.
however, that Mr.. Summer, in his cankered
state OF mind towards the Asministr alton,
picked up somewhat greedily the prejudioed
story Of fussy little go-between or legation
hanger-on, called the Marquis de Chambrun.
chambrun, 1t appears, had endeayored to palm
on his story upon other Senators. but found no
one disposed to sponsor IL until Mr.. sumner VAS
Hcned. or course Mr.. Summer must aban-
ooh ms thunderous tone towards Great Britain
ior Aiding the rebels, a. he has assumed the
POSITION that the United States Il n vet g,s.,.-
sinner against the comfy Of nations.
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Market To-day.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 1s.-Virginia 6s, old, &c;
do. coupons, old, So; do. coupons, new, Sc; do.
consolidated, 81. West Va, liz. North Caro-
inas, DID, 80; do. new, 16; do. special tax, 12-all
bids.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 16.-CottOn firmer: Low
middlings, %. Flour strong and active. Wheat
frmer. but not quotably higher. Corn scarce
and firm: White southern, "; yellow southern,
69s72; mixed western, 69a72. Oats steady and
firm, Sass. Rye quiet, CSC. .03. Pork firm
s14.5O. Bulk meats firm: Shoulders, 5Ea5A:
rib sides, ka6A; clear rib sides, loose; one
fourth more packed. Bacon firm: Shoulders,
On; rib sides, ~; clear rib sides, s; hams I'M
changed. Lard steady, 81 a10. Western butter
active; very choice rolls, 23a26; good to prime,
1922; common, 13a15 Whisky dull and nom-
nal, 92x.
NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-Stocks better than at
the opening. Governments dull and steady
Gold firm, 10Y. Money easy, 6. Virginia 6s,
55 new, IS. North CarOIins's, 80; new, 1sS.
Exchange. long, 81; short, 10.
NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-Flour shade frmer.
Wheat very firm. Corn firm.
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RIuANCIAL AID CONIERUIAL.
Stock RepOFt.

Stock Report.
By Franklin Telegraph Company, 6e9 Pa. drenSe. ]
NEw York, Feb. l6.-First Board.-lO-O q. M
y: q. IS. 1881, coupon, llsk; sDS, %, coupon,
HI Hi 80, "a, coupon, III; , SDs, S, COUPON,
pom; Illx; sOs, q, coupon ll1s4; ie-1Os, coupon,
1 CSs.enSy &C. on nsr per e ss lSsx
silver, $; PsciAe Nall, q; Adams nxpress, ee1;
Gn.d sassp sx Nex Yo1t
Central AMI p udson, 962 New York Central Scrip,
M IRE, ~ M Harlem; , Hesdins, ns Michi'
3H; Union Pacific Railroad, 80; Illinois Central,
SorthWest Srefa. az: Nav Jersey Centrsi. iiios
Rock Island, lI0k: Milwaukee and st. Paul, $50;
Ware Wal; L"etsaanns western ess FORK wayne,
guaranteed, az; Hannibal and 81 Joseph, 4As
Ohio and Mississippi ceritifcsse., 81; Columbus,
Chicago 4 Indiana Gent Hs.; Tennessee IS 9ld
sol Bonds, $50; North SarolissS's, old, ss1 North
Carolina Sc, new, Is; Mssouris's %; Central Pa
cifc Bonds, 1921; Union Pacific LIST Bonds, 81
Gold, ll01. Market weak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-16

"Carl Benson" of this city is writing q series
of articles to New York paper, explaining why
living is so expensive in New York and the
other large cities and elsewhere. He comes to
the conclusion, and shows pretty good reasons
for it, that it is because everything costs %
much
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-16

NOIlCE-TO ALL MY FRIENDS AND Gus
TONERS Il am now located 1909 7th street
where l am prepared to attend TO anything in TIM,
line OF building or repariDg At the shortest notice
EDWARD MEDLEK, Contractor and Build
er.
ROOkKEEPING-Ag gentleman well qualified to
- take charge of q set of books, has few leisure
hours which he would like to dev ote to that pur
ID. L G.. fI63ts
GENERAL EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.-AIl-ner
~ sons wishing TO employ Reliable Servants win
do well to call at JOSEPH BROOKS, 1909 18th
at, between and X sts., where their orders will be
promptly filed. febl4 w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-16

wait Whitman Is in New York superin,sna.
ing new edition Of his poems. Thin.. h.x.
changed with him since the time when AN "a.
ton Of couple hundred copies OF his Leaves
OF Grass" numbered the shelves OF the publ,sh-
ers, unsold. Now that he is endorsed a. a poet
by the authorities Of the Old World, our critics
begin to think there IL something In him, and
MS works are In demand. So we 40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-16

The memorialists will be glad to hear tia,
the District bonds sold in New York ON We'd
nesdsy at i0l, with rising tendency. So much
for the attempt Of Crane & Co. to injure the
credit Of the District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-16

The makers and drinkers of "Jersey light
ning"are exultant, the legislature of that state
having just defeated the proposed local option
law, which seeks to give magistrates in ward,
and townships the power 10 dictate to minorities
what they shall not drink in the shape of alec
holic liquors. The vote stood: yeas Is, nays 81
all the democrats voting nay except one, who
voted in the Affirmative.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-16

Mr.. Bowen, OF the New York Iadepeni>at, lost
Thousand dollar breastpin in . street car here
yesterday. III truly good men, proprietors of
religious papers like the I.depemdsnt, will sport
thousand dollar breastpins In crow ded strea,-
cars they must expect to suffer-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-16

AMES MORGAN HAS REMOvED FROM
- Georgetown to I'd street. between II and l. No,
ia, where he has on hand Q fine assortment OF
GhOCk1IES and LIQUORS, at low rates. fl6-st
II RUTfER 4 co, Consulting and Civil Engi
pefenses, " alter supplies, Canals and other Public
No Il, Arbitrators for Disputed Claims. No. l0l 1
u street. febl6-lm-
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NJ SP ECIAL NOTICE.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST.
THE FREEDMAN's SAVINGS AND TRUST
COMPANY

All deposits OF fve dollars more male with this
company on or before Febr uary next will draw
and January in each year.
IOuR PER CENT. paid ON current business &C.
counts. Gall and get . copy Of the rules. janN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-16

The popular uprisine in New York city last
fall in favor Of reform has spread throughout
the country, and is doing good in other commu-
mites, even If it has not accomplished all that
was hoped from 1t there where it started. Phil
adelphia, Chicago, Kansas, and several Of the
southern states received the impetus, and thanks
in most cases to a more honest administration of
the laws than prevails in Gotham, the rogues
have been unearthed and promptly punished.
In New York they have destroyed Tammany,
but the dishonest members of the ring are still
at large. They also elected q "reform legisla-
ture," but what has 1t done? Three things it
has to do If it would escape infamy worse than
that visited upon the ring-overthrow Erie, pu-
rify the bench by purging it of corrupt judges,
and give New York city a wise charter 80 cum
ningly framed that no rings can flourish under
it in future. OF these three tasks not one has
yet been accomplished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-16

The metropolitan horse railroad company in
Boston continues to be assailed by a desperate
public, for packing its cars As herrings are
packed in barrels. Many clergymen and doc
tors have joined in the cry for new road. AZ
an indignation meeting last Monday night, Gen.
John L. Swift said:-"I charge upon this
road that it is impsirine the health of the
women and running the amiabiiity and good
temper Of the men. I, myself, once had .
beautiful temper. Where Is il now? Gone;
and the metropolitan company took it," A
curious Circumstance was brought out; on the
very day Of the meeting, the company ran
double the usual number Of cars, for fear Of the
effect of the discussion. :" But they are chronic
backsliders," said Mr.. Swift, "and they cannot
be vaccinated into healthfulness.' We mention
these things because misery loves company, and
il may console the citizens of Washington to
know that they are not the only victims OF street
car monopolies.
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MEDICAL,&c.

III LION, No. IA 1 street.. above 7th, cap b
oonsqned ly1yeeely End conedeptialH 6y LaAies
vno nay - suHerfDg frsm fFS o.
~ Complaint peculiar TO their Sax ms Doctor n
ne $780, Female Hhysician IN he civ
80 very reliable eod successful Seooyafs 6ecSy
s~ Los Pgfse@s. Holry-1 % u, q &, a1s Z ~
"a Sr sSssslnSsiveis. OneAhfo AID skin DisExsfS
EEnALI Dls1AsR9 treated ana Cons....,,
y caeeo eekee; Describe ease audlsncioee - snS
SMsscS 40 me1ic1ne Win - sent Id6reSs r. - Hs
Ia vsAfeVAbho. SAS y. 18th streot, fAiis5e.
0AnDNK1. Lsss arfhs Rscord % q 80
aeyttal, can oe consulteA DriysseiT -.
=; ~, y UI. "a, q his once. u. W. cornsr ~ i,,s
80 kan1ZtSa1ie evenue, fsecond storx. az ~.
ESsencS 1898 nae1ach0ssfts sxSSsk%-
II uestne over 1000 caoes 81 thS ri xs.srsSi
pnWai - Practice Of THIRTY VeSrs 1870 49,
49, - temsaes Ne can varraaf 8 eurs "a ! fsV
-; B;aaypoa ths rscsist Of sio, .avsc. "a ..s,.
ssssunssry ~ Y s.pfsss- He vsfrshe 70 cure
Drc6uRS4f f 81 kk.xa6a rSSW:pTSs: q5FfzlI
Sero91!a, - DisSasss oSDkn6, q IL C. Ssssss
ss 81 !. ; Co., s-s s;s.,e sS+v,u,
SsSWess"bs onos u6-ly
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LOST AND FOUND.

STOLEN FROM MY SAFE A POCKET BOON
- containiDg note Of hand .drasn By Robt I'll
Grsham to my order, amount S58.68, ct 80 DAYS The
ment has been stopped. l.. b. HOPKINS. IT,
V>AKEN Up ASTRAY-On the 18th instant, q red
byEFALO COW. The owner will please - -
s ssSa t IS her :S.y; BHHifE EffGGfeSFxss&
'aS 9th street N. 4. fIS-s.
0ST1On the night Of the 18th instant, one EAR
rom there to Pennsylvania avenue, or from the
~ en9e 70 h street, between 18th and l4th streets
The nnder will be literally rewarded BY leaving il
ri ZIG 9th street N. W. Ws
II SLACK LEAIHER POCKET BOOK, with
Tas: clasp, Limitation Of Q foot contanne abonf
Slo N money, one Railroad Ticket to Atlanta
Seoreia, and o Memento greatly valued, being a
lock OF light hair Of deceased sister, wrap bed Ia
70 nave rstursed to the ONCE Of the Warrington and
sey avenue. The pocket book having been picked
up by lady, and handed BY the Conductor to laSs
and gentleman who left Inc car IT 10 a m Al the
wtr capitol gate. The expenses will be Wi,Itnciv
palo " sle w ast lis q
OFT Oh sTOLEH-A NOTE drawn by Hugh
sen, rm%Ssl e the rds. q Joseph Ed.ards dated
able twelve months after date, and secured BY deed
q trust The finder win please return II 10 the nm
dersigned. Upward EDWARDS
me-. Executor q Jos. Edwards.
ia 81: - 1895 Z street n. w.
CERTlrIGAI1 q. % on ClNTRAL BUILD.
SN9 ASSOCIATION or GEOk01TOWI. The
public are cautioned not t0receive It. ocl6
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CHOOL AT FREEDMEN

NJ NURSES SCHOOL AT FREEDMENS
W. HOSPITAL.
The course OF Lectures will commence March
1872, and viii continue for three months
uiI and practical instructions will be given DOL
All the duties OF the monthly nurse, including the
proper care Of infants. ~
The Lying in wards Of the hospital, under the
charge OF one OF the instructors. will afford pportu
ny fer Illustrations Of the subjects taught
For circulars giving detailed information apply 10
Professor ROBERT REYBCRN, n D., No. 62s +
street, surgeon In charge of Freedmen's Hos ptal:
RIofessOr JOS. TABER JOHNSON, NJ. D., No.
S55 New York avenue, physician Of the Living in
wards, or at the hospital. jan5-2In
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BOARDING..

EIRST-CLAsS TABLE BOARD. $40 PER
4 month. HOWARD HOUSE, corner 9th street
and Pennsylvania avenue ianas I'm
EiRsTSLAss BUAkV, WITH PLEASANT
a. 1901, corner Pennsylvanis ayeuue ana istk
street. Good location and accessible. rnhss "
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LIVERY STABLES.

4 ,O6GRtSS STABLES,
Egkh sfyees, befseeea ID asd r. -
,n norse 3, AND Rpssisc for Hire, and fresh
yatV RICHARD WANT. Propriesoe
WASH. EAIL0RS STABLES, 1895 ST..
w CARRIAGES Of the --latest styles constautiy n
nand and for hire By the DAY or month. -0.
farles, eddines, and rece ptious fur 49,
oished With the most comfortable and YSE
elegant Carriages. Particular attention 10 board
Sua1ge. decls-u
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N~R MOVAL NOTICE

=. Meeers. B; GOLDSTEIN CO. have REMOVED
their Loan Once from their old stand No 2O9 AZ
Principal Loan Office, under the Metropolitan Ho-
tel; ealt sroom fronting Penna. avenue: private
entrance through to street, afordng an entrance
either way. The central location of the place and
The accommodations offered by 0. GOLDST Elm /
CO make theirs the safest as also the most extern
siye Loan Office in the country. In their salusroon
they always have on hand large and choice selec-
uon OF nne Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds and
ell other fine good Jewelry, Silver and silver
plated ware, Fancy Goods, Guns, Revolvers, &C :
&C both second hand firm their Loan Once and
new goods whicb they will sell with q small margin
over cost call on them will satisfy all n at our
rec mmendafion il not misplaced ias9o.H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-16

NJ ASKsl MAsKSil
A full line of SILK, WIRE AND gorrnr
TASKS; also, full assortment of different char
acters CHS. RUPPERT
Iept-0 4O3 7th street. near n
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