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E-oyy Our Officers Earned a Promo.
sIrn~x

4 party of old vets" met the other
evening, and among the tall stories told
was the following, by Fritz: al shust toll
you Something's ..bout DAT, boys. Ven |
shoins der cavalry, be not here much in
this guntrv, aud not understand much
English. At der battle Won Winchester der
captlng says, 'Poys, sharge dat pattery.'
Vel, den, We sharge shu>t so quick, like
Ger tyful. Der, vot YOU call thera-der
Shonies-dey fired on US NIT crap und can
mister Oh mcin Got; der vas so many
horses yot fall down, und so many satlles
dat got no mans IN dem. Veil,
dat did not make much deferunt;
We 20 right for der Shonies. 1t vas
awful, dot can dell you. l shust git a.
must to der repeIs, yea der capting gifs der
order to redreat Der whnle gumpary
turned aroundt, und 90 pack just 50 quick
as dey come-all put me. 1ou see, not
understand der order, so | sharge right
into der repels. und takes der pattery and
prings him pack to my company. Now, /
dell you how dish ting tarn OVID. Der
next day, der Gaping was q major, der
wrist lieutenant vas ! captiug, ur3 !,
veil" " Wei, what dii they 20 .dr
you p inquired . heafeF. Vel, aev put
me in der guari-house, because | vo1iln'.
deli lie. The 1tbony SnaCy Press.
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Ask the Old NOiflniE.

Riding horseback just ut night through
the woods in Saginaw county, Michigan,
| came into clearing, in the middle of
which stood a dollhouse, its owner sitting
in the open doorway, smoking his pipe.
Stopping my horse before him, the follow
ing conversation ensued:
e Good evening, sir, said /.
Cool evening"
"Can | get glass Of milk from yoa to
drink"
"wcn, l don't know. Ask the old
woman"
BY this time the wife was standing by
his side.
ooh, yes" said she, cot course you
can
While drinking it asked.
"Think we are going to have a Storm"
"Weil, | really don't know. ASK the
old woman-she can tell.
Il guess we shall get one right away"
said the wife.
Again | asked;
"How much land have you got cleared
here?
"Well, I really don't know. Ask the
old woman-she knows"
about nineteen acres, said she, again
answering.
Just then It troop Of children came run
ming aud shouting around the corner of
the skantT.
/" All these your ohildren?" said I.
"Don't know. Ask the old woman
she knows best"
| didn't wait to hear the reply, bat drew
rem and left immediately,
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a LYRIC OF L{FJ.

Ss:a enc 70 me: &c seem 70 hs-
Ike bird blown o1t to sas,
N the huricans's wild TRACK
Lost, wing-weary, beatsn saak
vainly toward fading shore,
1t shah res, On nevermers."
SaiiI: Betide. some good ships ride
Over al the waters wide;
Spread your wings upon lie blast,
Let ii beat you far aud Fast;
IN some sea, serene and b.1e.
Succor ships are waiting your
This soul then said: Would wsse ls~t--
Bjlloss rolling Ger my head.
These that sail the ships will cas,
Ste.m-w aifs back into the blAs.
Omen evil will they call
WHIST the hurricane lets ian."
Fer ny rsply: Beneath tie ss.
Countless isies Of beauty lie;
Waits upon the ocean thrown,
After tossiags long and lone,
To,thosc blessed shores have come,
Finding there love, heaven and homs.''
This soul TO me: s. The seething sea,
Tossing hungry under me,
fear to trust; the ships teari
| see no isle Of beauty near;
The sun is blotted out-no more
Twill shine for me on any shore
Once more said: I" Be not afraid;
Yield to the storm without dread,
Fer the tree by tempests torn
From its native soil is borne,
Green, to where is ripercd fruit
Gives sturdy forest root.
That which We lose we think we choose.
Oft, from slavery TO use,
Shocks that break our chairs, ,ha' rude,
Open paths to highest good;
Wise, my sister soul, Is sAs
Who takes of life the proffsrsd y"
Dn-,i,,,; No.,gty
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Reasons for Dressing Plainly on tho
Lords bay.

|. 1t would lessen the burdens Of many
who find it hard to maintain their places in
society.
2. 1t would lessen the force of the temp
tations which often lead men to barter hon
or and honesty for display. ......
3. If there was less strife in dress at
church, people in modest circumstances
would be more inclined to attend.
t. Universal moderation in dress at
church would improve the worship by the
removal Of many wandering thoughts.
5. lt would enable all classes of people
to attend church better in unfayorable
weather.
q. 1t would lessen, on the part of tho
rich, the temptations to vanity.
!. 1t would lessen, on the part of the
poor, the temptations to BE- envious and
malicious.
g. 1t would save valuable time on tho
Sabbath.
o. 1t would relieve our means Of q scri-
GUS pressure, and thus enable US to do more
for good enterprises.
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CAPITAL OF $4,000.

This Bank Is organized under the pro-
visions OF The National Banking Law, with
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just hand this table to the lady, and re-
quest her to tell in which columns her age
is contained. Ada together the figures at
the top Of the columns in which the age is
found, and you have the great secret
Thus, suppose her age to be IL; you will
find the number i only in two columns,
namely the first and fifth, and the first
figures at the head Of these columns make
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chairs, ~settees, lead pipes and all, for a total
of $ls,s69. The mere paint on the building
cost q great deal more than that, and the lum-
Der Is worsh.twice or thrice the sum for IRE
wood. But Boston got tired of it first, and
afraid OF 1t afterwards. Its great pile OF COM
bustible material constantly threatened the
destruction of the city, and her great nre
brought out the possibilities In startling RELIEF.
So the monstrous building and all Its belong
ings, except Gilmore, were suddenly sold for
what 1t would bring, subject only to- the con-
dition of being dismantled and removed
In a hurry, So this Is the last of an enterprise
which was conceived and heralded form 10
the world with such an Infinite expenditure OF
wind. Now, it would be a mere afectatlon OF
feeling to regret the collapse OF this huge
babel of sound, and all the more because IL ID
well known that the Coliseum was merely
adapted, as Theodore Parker used 10 say TO
..the meridian OF Boston, and was only the
prelude to a larger, .vaster coliseum IN New
York, and all the leading cities In the Union"
But the Boston breakwater protects us from
tbe impending avalanche of Gllmorelsm, ana
there will never be any more OF 1t until tne
fate and example of the ''solid men" VINO rem
dered themselves peculiarly responsible LOT
for the success of the Boston outrage, snail
have faded from the memory OF lncreoulous
capitalists.
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Trial BY Jury.

The Spaniards are at present fellcitatlng
themselves that the system OF trial by jury
will 60 into operation throughout the king
dom before the first of December next. A
formal announcement to that effect was made
In the lower house of the Spanish Cortes on
Tuesday. There is said to have been a large
and constantly increasing crop of murders in
Spain oflate years; but it does not seem GER
tain, In view of American experience, wheth-
or the jury system has been adopted for the
safety of the murderers or OF the community.
Several casualties have occurred 10 Spain
whereby unfortunate murderers have been
shot by minions of the government: and the
conjecture has been hazarded that the jury
system has been adopted to prevent the re-
currence OF such humanity. This hypothesis
may or may not be allowable, but If 1t is not,
it Is because the Spaniards have drawn their
conceptions of trial by jury from the records
of English and early American jurisprudence,
and have never heard OF the scores of muir
derers whom recent American juries have &C.
Quilted.
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Hon. w. d. Porter.

By the correspondence printed in another
column, it will be seen that our distinguished
townsman, Hon. w. D. Porter, has accepted
the appointment Of orator on the occasion
OF the approaching celebration OF Washing
toms Observation-Disclosures under the aas'
pices of his old corps, the Washington L'gn'
Infantry. Captain Porter has been slngu'
larly fortunate throughout a long and event,
full public career in holding fast all Of Dill
old friends while he has constantly gained
new ones; and the latest evidence OF Inc
general esteem 10 which he is held by tnis
community comes in the shape OF a comph'
mentary request for advice and counsel from
the survivors OF his old command and tne
new generation OF recruits under the EutaW
FLAG, who have risen up to do him honor. Il
ia a pleasure to note 80 rare an instance o.
deserved and enduring popularity.
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Tho Meeting OF Congress.

The second session of the present Congress
will begin to-day aAd end on the 9TH Of
March. The term will consequently be 9
short one, and the two houses are likely to
have their hands full with the routine mea'
sures of the session. The appropriation bills
which have been prepared in advance by the
committees, and such other legislative mea,
sures as are necessary to keep the wheels o.
government in motion for the ensuing fiscal
year, beginning on the aOlh June, will claim
attention in the short Interval Of three
months, between the I'd Of December and the
Ith of March. Should the law be revived,
under which Congress assembled on the 4th
of March, Immediately upon the heels OF the
retiring Congress, General Grant, In ADDITION
10 his inaugural, may have, on the 4th or the
9Th, some special recommendations to make
to the two houses. Otherwise the new Con.
press will not assemble till the first Monday 10
December, q year hence. In any event, how
ever, the new Senate will assemble and organ.
lie on the 4th of March, in order TO Install the
new president OF the body, the Vice.Presldent
elect, Wilson, and to act upon such nomina-
tons for Office as the President may have IN
readiness to submit for confirmation.
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Parties In France.

In view of recurring political agltations In
France, and the frequent reference made In
the cable dispatches to the several party diVis.
ions in the French Assembly, the following
will be useful for reference First, the extreme
'lett" or radical wing consists of about seventy
members, whose chief exponent is Louis
Blanc. Second, the Republican left or mod
crate Republicans, about one hundred and
sixty In number, Of whom Grevey Is a fair
type. Third, the left centre, or still more
moderate Republicans Of the conservative
school, with about one hundred and forty
members, under the lead OF Chasney. Fourth,
the centre right or Orleanists, about one hun
bred In number, with several titled leaders.
Fifth, the right or Monarchists, who prefer
Henry v or vi. They number about one hun
dred and twenty. Sixth, the extreme right OF
ultra-Monafchists, numbering about sixty dep.
utles, who are waiting for Henry and his white
flag, under the lead of Count de B~eauregard.
No party has a majority, and therein lies the
strength of Theirs.
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The Woman Question.

The Missouri Republican says of woman suf
frage 1.-THE Republican party has hall prom
'lsed to grant the demand, and the Republi
''can party, having control of Congress and o.
s'thirty State Legislatures, is able to make
'good its pledge. 1t ls too late to say that the
''masses of that party are not prepared fol
''the question-that, in fact, they are opposed
s'to the sweeping revolution which it involves
1.-THE Philadelphia platform gave 1t as a semi
endorsement, and In electlng a Republican
"President and a Republican Congress on that
'platform they may be considered to have ap'
approved every word In that platform, includ.
sing the endorsement of female suffrage"
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in having your stealing done at home; put
a virtual reputation Of the State debt ior
the benefit OF the holders OF ''pay certin'
.scatesn and the like is not the kind OF re-
form that the people want. We hold that II
ia right and necessary to put aside the
bonds which were Illegally issued, and we
hold that, under existing circumstances, the
State should not be bound, upon any bond,
for more money than wal actually received.
But il what is gained by this policy is to be
spent in general expenses" and in 'dah:
..ciency bills" the people. will bell no better
plight than they were before. In that case'
whoever may win, they are bound to lose
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The House Committees.

The composition Of the Committees OF the
House OF Representatives, as f~oreshadowec
in the dispatch from one OF our Columola
reporters. printed in another column, WILL
to saw the least, be O vast improvement
upon previous sessions. We trust that tne
fairness, fidelity and good sense with which
Mr.. Speaker Lee has acted in this lmpor'
tant matter may continue to mark MS
whole official career.
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AarlemIture, Sortirntnre, &r.
DOMARIh NURSERIES.
ESTABLISHED 1850.

The proprietor has a large and thrifty stock OF
Southern and acclimated FRUIT TREES, particu.
larry adapted to our climate, from the earliest TO
the latest: Apples, Peaches, Pears, Plnms, Cher
ries, Apricots, Nectarlnes, ounces, Medlars,
Pomegranates, Ever.bearing Mulberries. Figs,
English WalnutB, spanish On, stnurs. Fllberts,
Grapes in grta at variety. Raspberrles, Str twber.
~ Plants, all the best kinds. Roses. al. the new
kinds, Dshlias, Gladiolas, Verbenas, Violets, Or.
nsmenral Flowing Shrubs, de-; Eyergreens for
Cemeteries aud lawns In great variety; Aspsra.
gus and Horse Radish roots; Usage Orange aud
Mccartney Roses for hedges. A descriptive Data.
logue win be sent to all applicants. Address
W. N. SUMNER,
noV26-m2mos Pomaria, &. q.
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We ARE gratided to be able to correct the
statement that Representative Hurley was
among the recreants OF the Charleston dele
CATION who voted against thinning out the
%multitudinous attaches OF the House. MIR.
Hurley was absent when the vote was taken
and would, we hope, have voted aye, had be
been there. ssWhile the lamp holds out, &c.
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THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS ISIS deslgna-
..ted ss the newspaper for the publication OF
tsli legal notices, and official advertisements
.for the County Of Charleston, under the act
..of February 22d, 1870, entitled an act to regu-
slate the publication Of all legal and public
~notlces.n
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JGint 9tork Gcrapanp.

OFFICIAL RATTLE NUMBERS OF
~ THE CHARLESTON JOINT STOCK CON-
PANY for the benefit Of the state Orphan Asylum.
GLASS No. 277-SArURDAY MORNING, Nov. 80.
CLASS No 27s-SAruBDAY EVENING. Nov 80.
dee2-1 A. MOROSO. Sworn Commissioner.
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miscellaneous.

NOTICE-HAVING had MUCH Elk
IN PERIENJE in repairing Weighing Scales OF
every description. would SOLICIT public patronage
In reference to said work.
References: Mr.. B. O,NeIll, Wholesale Grocer,
No. 1s9 East Bay; Messrs. 3. Blschon d Co., Whole
sale Grocers, East Bay; HI. Thumas A. Bsynard,
Public Adjuster OF Weights and Measures.
ARCHIBALD MCLEISH,
No. 4 Cumberland street,
oct6-1mos ) charleston, g. O..
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lost an6 Gnnn6.

T OST, ON SATURDAY, BOTH INST,
IL between the hours of IL and l O'Clock, on
East Bay. between Fraser's Wharf and new Gus
tomhouse, q roll OF MONEY, containing forty
seven dollars ($47) In fractional currency. a lib.
eral Reward viii be given TO the finder on re.
turning the same at MORDECAI u COPS once,
East Bay. deC2-1F
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r OST, A RED SETTER, ABOUT EIGHT
IL months old, with four white feet, and end
vi tail tipped With white. A liberal reward Will
be paid for recovery OF same. Apply at This
once. noV3O.2
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NOTICE.-ALL DEMANDS AGAINST
IN the Estate OF the late DANIEL O'LEARY
must be rendered, Gully attested; and all persons
Indebted TO the same will make payment TO
TH0S. QUINLIVAN.
Attorney for ELF. OiLEARY, Executrix.
nOV25-mS*
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Eeaal Nntlres

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
i COUNTY OF GoLLETUN-COURT OF COM.
MON PLEAS.-Thonas A. Garvln, plaintiff,
against Benjamin g. Strawbridge, defendant.
Copy summons. for money demand. Complaint
not served. To Benjamin 4. Strswbrldge, defend.
ant in this action:
You are hereby summoned and required to an
swer the complaint 10 this action which Is filed In
the ofice or the clerk Of tho Court OF Common
Pleas for said county, and TO serve . copy OF your
answer on the subscribers at their oflce. Walter
boro', South Carolina, within twenty days after
the service OF this summons on you, exclusive OF
the day Of service.
II You fall 10 answer this complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff Will take Judgment
against you for the bum Of four hundred and
sixty.three dollars and seventy cents, with inter-
eat at the rate OF seven per cent. per annum, from
the sixth day OF December. ODE thousand eight
hundred and seventy, disbursements and costs.
(Slgned,l A.. O. SHAFFER, O. O. G..
Dated, November qlst, 1872
WILLIAMS 4 FOX,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
n To the defendant, BENJAMIN f. Straw.
bridge Take notice tina. the summons In CHS &C.
tlon, OF which the foregoing Is q true copy was
nled In the office Of the CLERK OF the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas at Waterford. In the County Of Oolle-
ton, IN the State OF south Carolina, on the 21st
day OF November, 1H72. WILLIAMS d FOX.
dec2.m6
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Tbe CbafleStom 4ems'

MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1872.
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ITO RENT, A LARGE FRONT ROOM
suitable for q Club, No. 800 King street.
noySQ4s 4. LIVINGSTON.
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ITO RENT, A COMFORTABLE HOUSE
Of four rooms. Apply at No. LOO st. Philip
slreet. dec2-1s
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DAUL B. LALANE & CO.,
No. ITS EAST BAY,

OFFER TO TIE TRADE At LOWEST MARKET RATES:
10 hhds. O. r. Bacon SIDES el
II hhla.. Choice Bacon Shoulders.
so boxes D. 8. Choice Sides
100 boxes Canned Tomatoes, 2 and 8 Lbs. 10
100 boxes Canned Peaches, 2 lbs.
$50 boxes Tanned Oysters, l and 2 lbs.
so Do1es Brandy Peaches y
100 boxes American Club Fish
rs boxes assorted Jellles
lbo boxes Bl Gar. Soda, 4, Il and whole pack.
ages
rs kegs Bl Car. Soda
go kegs Sal Sode
ITO doZ. assorted Broom5 3
$50 dcz. Painted Buckets
rs nests Painted Tubs
$50 bbls. 8. b. and Choice Syrup
rs bbls. W. W. and Cider Vinegar
ITO bags Rio and Java Cofee
90 boxes Tobacco, various brands
SIS boxes Scaled and Mol Herring.
In addition to the above, we keen q well-salect-
ed assortment OF Choice WHISTLES, Brandies,
Gins, Wines, &c. d, .sr.. .
Prompt attention viii be given to all country
orders entrusted to us. novc-lmo
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90 Rett.

EOR RENT, A FEW MORE COMFORTA-
Bill ROOMS, from 50 10 So per month.
Plenty OF cistern waller. AR0HER'5 Bazaar.
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For dale.

NHEAP HORSES, FROM sS5 TO S125,
~ Just arrived at r. OAKMAN'S STABLE, No.
as Church street. For sale on time. dec2.4*
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OCULAR MEETING OF MECHANICS
III UNION No. /. OF Charleston, 8. O., will be
held at Eagle Fire Uompany's Hall, THIS EVENING,
at half-past 7 O'Clock.
dec2-l+ X. EVANS, Secretary.
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MEDICAL SOCIETY OF SOUTH CARO-.
lNl LINA.-The Regular Monthly Meeting Of
this Society Will be held THIS EVENING, at 7
O'Clock. MANNING SlMONS, N. u.
dec2 Secretary.
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VTANTED, ALTO KNOW MY STOCK
w ia the largest and cheapest collection OF
GOODS this side the Potomac. ARCHER's
Rezaar. dec2-mwfS+
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DALMETTO STEAM FIRE ENGINE
CONGRATULATED the Regular Monthly
meeting Of your Company, ibis (MondRy) EVE.
MING, at half.past O'Clock precisely:
BY order President. D.. KENNEDY,
deco Secretary.
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Mfetings.

NAROLINA CLUB.-THE ANNUAL
~ Meeting will be held az the Club Rooms on
TUESDAY, Sd instant, at hall: past 9 O'Clock T. ID.
BERKLEY GRINBALL,
dec2 Secretary and treasurer.
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WANTED, LADIES TO SAVE FIFTY
w PER GENT. FANCY HATS, latest styles,
from CSC. to 81. French Corsets, 76o.
Bazaar dec2.mWf8S
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THO RENT, THAT LARGE AND CON-
MODlOUS Building. No. 149 East Bay, re-
Gently occupied as The Publication ONCE OF Il
NEWS, and formerly known as the French Coffee
House. For terms, &C., apply ct the Of1ce Of
TIE NEWS, No. 10 Broad street. sep28
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DOOMS TO RENT, ATNo. IL DOUGHTY
.O street. InQuise on the premises. novls

EOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE RESI-
DENOE, southeast corner or Meeting and
Charlotte streets; a tine cisiern, large yard and
ample servants Accommodations on the prem
ises. Apply to CHlS. J.. COLCOGK. North At
lantic Wharf. nov2E.wfm6s
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UTANTED. LADIES TO BUY THEIR
w FANCY GOODS at AROHER'S Bazaar,
and save fifty per cent. by 81 doing.
dec2. mWf3S
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OUR SOCIAL CIRCLE.-THE REGU-
" LAR Monthly Meeting OF the Circle will be
he'd THIS EVENING, the I'd instant, at halipa Z
O'Clock. By order. A y. PANSlN,
dec2s Secretary.
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A TTENTION! WASHINGTON LIGHT
II INFANTRY RIFLE ~OLUB.-Attend q Regu.
lar Meeting Of your Club THIS EVENING, at Pho.
nix Hall, ut Z O'Clock precisely. Stewards Will
report.
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