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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-01
NEW YORK.

NEw York, March LA special cable
dispatch to the Herald, from London,
says "A collision is reported to have
occurred in the harbor Of Cadiz between
the ships Tres Marias and Ciloas. Par
ticulars of the disaster have not been
received, but it is stated that ninety per-
sens were drowned"
A large and influential meeting was
held on Thursday night at the Grand
Central Hotel Of the Southern Associa-
ton Of New York, composed Of mem
bers of leading Southern firms doing
business in this city. together with dele
gates from every Southern State except
Missouri. The Association, which came
into existence few months since, was
established for the purpose OF forming a
social club composed exclusively OF
Southern men of social position. The
officers consist Of a President and four
Vice Presidents, Corresponding and
Recording Secretary, together with an
Executive Committee composed OF a
representative from each of the South
ern States. The Association strictly
excludes politics as well as gambling Of
any description. The purposes are to
establish in this city permanent club
house with reading room and other
accommodations attached. p. NJ. Bur
bank President, Colonel Hart, of Geor-
gia, and many others addressed the
meeting.
The ex-Confederate privateer Chicka-
manga, now lying at the foot OF Four
teenth street, will probably leave this
port within two or three weeks for Ha-
vana, where she is to join the Mosquito
feet of Spanish gunboats, now patrol
ing the island in search Of the Cuban
expedition. Yesterday several officers
and men from the Spanish ironclad
Saragossa, now lying at Havana, ar
rived here to take the Chickamauga to
Cuba. She is to be commanded by
Captain Curtis, late Of the Atlantic
Mail Steamship Company. Her fore
castle has been strengthened for the
placing of one hundred pound parrot
gun. 1t is reported representations have
been made by the Peruvian minister to
Secretary Fish, protesting against the
departure of this armed vessel from this
port, as Spain and Peru are still at war.
The opinion is gaining ground that
the influence which has been brought
TO bear upon Governor Dix will have
the effect of gaining executive clemency
in the Foster case, and that the death
sentence will be committed. be is be-
friended by Hamilton Fish, Thurlow
Weed, Mrs. Dix and Morgan Dix, wife
and son of the Governor, and about
twenty Of the most influential lawyers Of
the city have signed petition for the
Communication Of the sentence, and the
ten surviving jurymen who convicted
him have also interceded in his behalf.
Mrs. Putnam, wife of the murdered man,
has also written Governor Dix, asking
Communication Of the sentence. 1t is said
that new facts have come to light which
would Justify Governor Dix in altering
Fosters sentence to one Of imprison-
meut for life. Up to late hour last
night no decision had been given by the
Governor.
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The sudden changes of temperature,
together with the searching winds which
are now so common, are causing severe
colds to prevail everywhere, and laying
the foundations for many cases OF in
aammation of the lungs, Pleurisy,
asthma, and other lung disorders. Pru-
dent people should now take especial
precautions to avoid unnecessary expo
sure, and if unfortunate enough to con-
tract colds, would do well to resort to
DR.. Jayne's Expectorant, safe and re-
liable remedy which will not only
promptly cure colds, but will relieve and
strengthen the pulmonary and bronchial
organs, and remove all dangerous symp-
toms. Sold everywhere. mw&s
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will give snatches Of Ethiopian melody
in good style at the Memphis Theater.
SAxR.-This wellknown poet and hui
morist will deliver lectures on the 9th
and 9th at the Memphis Theater, under
the auspices Of the Reading Room Asso-
citation.
AiMEE.- Next Monday week Mile
Marie Aimee, with her Parisian opera
boufIe company,will appear at the Mem
phis Theater. We will then have La
Grande Duchesss, La Perichols, Les
Brigands, la Belle Helene, Barbe Bioue'
La Vie Parisienne, LIE Petit Faust, etc
OLYMPIC THrArER. The only variety
show in the city is that controlled by
Manager Buchanan on Washington
street. His troupe Of ariisis is the largest
in the South, and each night he gives a
complete change Of performance. To
night a most attractive bill will be pre-
sented, introducing new speciallies aud
many new performers.
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from citizens who have been 70 Nash
Vile lately that he has his full share Of
influence, aud never gives his support %
any measure, however unimporlani,with-
out Investigation. JAZZ
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the Michigan Avenue Baptist Church In
behalf Of the Young Mems Christian
Association. aud was also warmly re-
..;,.d
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Hos. RoBEEr McKEEEA was lie ths
city yesterday On brief visit He is q
guiet, but verg attentive and hard-Work-
ing member Of the Senate, and We hear
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Change of Firm.

uYHE FTRu or J. s. LEvETT 4 CO., CON
1..r-.f 81 j 81 Iersit and J. NJ Hill, Il
1000 to T-srtii A Hnl. Who solicit tie lll-
rouars of her friends A. tte q.4 slala to-
rfFiL 'uai- ~ II. S.LElEII.
fss. at na-g I.M.HILL.
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AaRTRAoTR.
DISSOLUTION.
Notice of Dissolution.

nHR FIRM OF j. 3. LEVETT A CO..
composed Of s. Lefctt and a; X. Good
lea. i tbs DAY Dissolved 81 mutual consent;
The new fm Of ]. s. levett a Co, comrqses
oh j. s.. Lereit and J. NJ. Hill. ARE autnoriled
-.irf fo~ ssi5,e jos. II. LENElI.
Ar, GoonLhlI.
Fetruary I7. fs73.
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LEGAL.
Sherlf's Sale OF Valuable Real Estate
nm Calhoun and fernando SITS.


DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO ME-
ID directed from the First chancery Court OF
Shelby comfy, Tenn, Ia the case OF 4. y. val
lontine, executor Of II. Valentine. deceased,
vs.. Michael feme and Thomas Leonard, {sdss;
mont rendered November 9TH, lol2, Tor toSQ -
and cost OF suit 10. satisfy said Judgment. In
terest and cost, l will on
Tuesday. she goth of March, 1873,
at II o'clock an, In front Of my Office, No.
S5l Second street. Memphis. Tenn, proceed 10
sell 20 the highest bidder. for cash. the follow
ing described property. to-wit; A cettaln tract
or parcel Of land known as lot No. 10 In block
No. % Of John 0verton'a lsl-acro tract. IN
Memphis, Tenn, situated at the southwest
corner Of Calhoun aud fernando streets 'front.'
ing ifty.sx feet ON the south side Of Calhoun
street. and running thence between parallel
lines no feet south 10 an alley; the same being
levied upon as the property OF Thomas Leon.
ard, surety In the above cause. 70 satisfy said
Judgment, interest and cost. Sale 10 commence
W.J.P. DOYLE,
Sheriff Of Shelby County.
Smith, Scott 4 Jefferson, solicitors for COM
MA lnuul l. de IDs Is IN-Hl
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On Tuesday, s5th Of March, 1873,

At II o'clock am, in front Of my Office. No.
35l Second street. Memphis. Tenn, proceed
TO sell TO the highest bidder. for cash. the fol-
lowing described property. to-wit; A lot Of
ground beginning at a stake on the south side
Of Spring street. 100 feet west of the northeast
corner of lot No. %; thence west. with the
south line Of Spring street GO feet; thence in
perpendicular line from Spring street 45S3s
feet to the north side of Oyerton street; thence
east with the north line Of 0yerton street TO a
street not named; thence in a line perpendic-
ular with Overton street 2132s feet to stake;
thence west and parallel with Spring street 100
feet to a stake; thence north on a perpendieu-
lar line with Spring street 200 feet to the south
side Of Spring street, said lot of ground being
part of suburban lot No. % of subdivision Of
Dunn tract. Also lot No. 20 of said subdiyi-
sion having front of 402 4-l0 feet on the east
side of Camilla street. 2SSh feet on the north
side Of Vance street, and 238l5 feet on the
south side of 0verton street.
Levied on as the. property of defendant. J.
]. DuBose. to satisfy the balance of said judg-
ment, interest and costs. Sale to commence
at IL o'clock Am. W, j. p. DOYLE,
Sheriff of Shelby County, Tenn.
@. W, kRTcALF, Attorney for Plaintiff
Memphis, Tenn, March /, 1873.
IL -1Q.O0
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TwiIl remain for the present With the new
fru "a u 81 IFrrif a Co. and solicit Tor
them tie patronage q ~ friends. , -.
A. X. GOODLkIL
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ihcrehe
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-iH dollar and "shSu cen" wM C.
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OF VALUABLE
Suburban Property on Spring and
Camilla Streets.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT BY
rected frem the Honorable First Circuit Court
of Shelby county, Tenn, in the case Of Eos
ter, Gwynne 4 90. vs.. J. j. DuBose. judy
ment rendered ON the 18th day Of Msy. 1870,
for the sum Of one thousand four hundred
and fifty-four dollars, credited by three hun
dred and iiity-One dollars and sixty cents.
paid January q, 1873, with interest and costs
Of suit. TO satisfy said judgment, etc, will,
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OFFICIAL.
PUBLIC OIL LAMPS.

CRY ESGINEER's OFFICE,
MEMPHIS, TENN. February Is, 1873. }
CtEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE REOIyED
- at this office until u o'clock M, Tuesday,
March 4th, for lighting, cleaning, glazing and
repairing the public oil lamps Of the city. The
Rght 10 reject any or all Of the bids Is reserved.
For further Information apply az this ONCE.
j. II. HUMPHREYS,
- City Engineer.
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Tuesday. Tho a5th of Marsh, Is7l
SHERrFF's SALE

Smith. Scott 4 Jefferson, solicitors for cor
plainant l-f-7-lO-l3-l6-ls-D
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1873.
ST A II e M Il N II ae
NUT UAL LIFE.
INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW YORK,
For the Year Ending December 81, 1872
= g wrNSTON President.
F. s. WINSTON. Preside1

For the Year Ending December
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-11-06
The Brayest OF the Brave.

Governor Letcher the other day re-
lated very interesting incident of
the war while in Xemper's room at
the hotel. He said that in one of the
battles below Richmond four flag
bearers had been shot down and q
call was made for q volunteer to carry
the colors. A STRIPPING took the torn
standard. In few moments the
staff was snapped by q shot. The boy
sat down, unloosed a shoe-string, and
tied it. He started in front again.
Another bullet splintered the staff
It was then fastened with the other
shoe-string. He had hardly shaken
the folds out second time wheu
down fell the flag, struck by a ball
The shoe-strings had given out. H.
unbuttonsdh his jacket, ripped his shirt
to ribbons and wrapped the broken
rod, and carried the broken ensign
though the fight.
Governor Letchersaid: When they
brought me the boy with the shat.
tered staff patched up with shoe
strings and shirt-tail, ! made him an
officer and gave him the best sword
Virginia had.
The gallant fellow was from Mon
roe county. BE was shortly after.
wards killed in ttle.-Lerington
Gazette.
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Boys who disturb camp-meetings
by crying "Amen" in the wrong
place, and remarking "Glory" with
more zeal than judgment, should read
and ponder the fate of thirteen small
boys in Kansas. These thirteen i'll
advised boys were guilty, so the story
goes, of disturbing Kansas camp
meeting by insisting upon shouting
/" Amen" when a very muscular
preacher, who prided himself on his
voice, was singing hymn. The
preacher bore it for some time, but
finally. becoming filled with righteous
wrath, he descend I'd from the pulpit,
and. never once interrupting his
hymn, successively reversed and
spanked the thirteen small boys. As
his ayenging hand descended and the
dust Of the small boys filled the air,
the rest of the congregation shouted
in rapture and encouraged him with
loud cries Of $50 on, brother, go on.
Then he returned to the pulpit, still
singing, and those boys went half a
mile away behind haystack and
laid down with their faces to The
ground, weeping bitterly.
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The MAGIC EGG.-Take a pint Of
water, and dissolve in it as much
common salt as it will take up; with
this brine half fill a tall glass; then
fill up the remaining space with plain
water; pouring it in very carefully
down the side Of the glass, or into a
spoon, to break its fall. The pure
water will then float upon the brine;
and, in appearance the two liquids
will seem but as one. Now, take
another glass, and fill it with COM
mon water. If an egg be put into
this, it will instantly sink to the bot
tom; but if, on the contrary, the egg
is put into the glass containing the
brine, it will sink through the plain
water only, and float upon that por-
tion which is saturated with salt, ap-
pearing to be suspended in very re-
markable and curious manner.
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- j. . II .
~A Mrs. Allen, Of Charleston aged
ies, hay.aE arrived u stshssenclualpn Hat
smekias ati snStl.sakias were zlspiy
understanding her eonsAsusion, has sban.
,loned both habltss
an- a superintendent Of police orse
made an entry, from Which the 1ioIlowing
Is an extfact: :" Tho prisoner SET upon
me, called me ass, a precious doll, "a
scarecrow, ragamufiin, and idiot-all Of
which certify 70 be true.s =
css- A Connecticut editor AYERS that
esthere's an art, ageuins like the poets
horn, noesniads, which produces fried
uotasoes rs delicious asa fairy's drsaal.
Hs dozen mss give the sselpA
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"a Virginian writes to q Richmond
paper that he is opposed TO the elec.
ton of an unmarried man for Gov
ernor; that he would not vote for his
own brother were he bachelor"
that's the way to serve them. II
o man is not willing to take charge
Of and support one woman, he does
not deserve to be q Governor or any
kind Of functionary. He ought not
to be even allowed to vote. What
does q, bachelor know aboutanything?
The poor tuss ought to have a guar
dian appointed to look after and regu.
late Kim, till he finds a wife to take
care Of him.
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PRATT,s ASTRAL GIL.

Absolutely safe. Perfectly odor!ess.
Always uniform. Illuminating qualines
superior to gas. Burns in any lamp
without danger Of exploding or taking
fire. Manufactured expressly to displace
the use of volatile and dangerous oils;
Its safety under every possible test, and
its perfect burning qualities, are proved
by It's confined use in over 800, 600 iaml-
lies.
Millions of gallons have been sold and
noaccident-directly ordirectly-has ever
occurred from burning, storing or hand
The immense yearly loss to life and
property, resulting from the use of cheap
and dangerous oils in the United States,
The Insurance Companies and Fire
Commissioners throughout the country
recommend the ASTRAL as the best
safeguard when lamps are used. Send
for circular.
For sale at retail by the trade generally,
and at wholesale by the proprietors,
CHAS. PRATT q co, l0S Fulton Street,
New York. 30 om
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CounubiaI Couples.

This Is the season for connublal
couples to visit the metropolis on
wedding tours, and they are seen in
numbers every day at the Broadway
hotels. Theipincipient matrimonial
condition can be detected at a glance.
and at the longest range. lnasmuch
as marriage is in the way of nature,
and in accordance with time honoretl
custom, / can not imagine Why those
who enter into it should appe r SO
awkward and ridiculous. Newly
welded pairs are among the absurd
est of creatures. They seem so ut
terly silly, SO unconquerably spoony,
that they never, flash acrosssmy vision
without exciting my proioundestpity
All their. attempts to conceal their
state, of which they ure sincerely
ashamed, only result in their render
ing it ludicrously conspicuous. Eve.
ry servant. porter. bell boy, and boot
black in and about hotel knows
that they are novices in matrimony,
and never refrains from smiling sig
nifcantly as they go BY.
One Of the distinguished marks OF
the hymeneal victims is their com
plete newness-not Of character alone,
but of every article OF attire. Even
to the soles of their boots their fresh
ness shines, and their movement and
manner seem to be as fresh as their
clothes. The fact that they are uni
yersally recognized always annoys
them, and provokes their constant,en-
desyor to 'appear like old married
folks. Wouldn't it be well, under
the circumstances, to engage persons
to practice matrimonial ways for some
mouths before they fairly put on the
nuptial moose? If they would call
each other Mr.. and Mrs. Jones. wear
garments that had somewhat been
used, and show supreme indifference
to one another. perhaps they might
succeed in imposing on the public:
But SO long as they indulge in Dear"
and Darling" and in startlingly
new clothes, and look like idiots gen.
orally. they must be detected for what
they are.
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The Man who. Cheats. the Printer.
The man who cheats the printer

The man who cheats the printer
Out of q single cent,
Win never reach that heavenly land
Whore old Elijah went.
He will not gain adnllttance there
BY devils he'll be driven, :.
And made to loaf his time away
Outside the walls OF heaven.
Without friend to greet him,
Without q pleasant grin,
The happiness that he viii reap
Will DO almighty thin.
He'll have to eat the thistle
or sorrow and regret
He'll have TO buck around right smart
With cussedness, "yousbet."
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Cur THIS OUT.-A tea made of
peach leaves is snre cule of kidney
difficulty. A. plaster made of fresh
slack lime and fresh tar is sure cure
for cancer, which, with all its roots,
will come out. A tea made of chest
nut leaves, drank in the place Of wa.
ter, will cure thes most obstinate case
Of dropsy, in few day. A tea made
of ripe or dried whortlsherries, and
drank in the place of water. is d sure
and speedy cure for scrofulons difi-
culties, .howeverbad. Memphis Reg
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Tba man who answered an adyer-

The man who answered an adver-
tisemeIt to the following effect says
his curiosity is satisfied: "If you
would learn how tomAke home happy,
send \ postage stamp and twenty-five
csnts to z. o. Box No. -. Glncins
natl. He did send the necessary
cash, and soon received the answer:
6 Il your are as big g fool as we think
you must be for givingusy your money,
you can make home happy by leav-
ing it. and going West by yourself" :"
Hearth ard Home.
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z z. 4: NEW - GOODS :. :.
kaJo 2!4a.l 3ritf23s FOR ~ a4las 1s95at
9aW aIsot3 gfQIIQo =, rs L.. - 81 st.Gar Sai :
allS1 'af7g]ltl 3 : Winter =. s C. ,radEa. z e I J.
Z 'Cl(hllelatham, lll Landarr u1n L.: &a 6 Go.
NO. +. ark Row. w

n 8. L, Park Row. .gIfa-.,t4 g,i, yJe d
agE now sesyags VERY LARGE and COMPLETE STOCK OF
GOODS for tie Fall and Winter Trade Their Stock viii M found full
varied all Departments Whilst DRESS we
challenge both duality and price, to this
Mr. Cheatham has paid especial attention 81 - ~:
Our DRESS GOODS range from 124 cts to $l50 yard
japanese very handsome 7Oc &c., &c., &c., So SllO
ST 25 per yard " . ~ IT,. .ts e.. . itss-Is,r 9s.g
BLACK SILKS very cheap, .lbt
sATTINEs, all the latest shades at Csc yard ~ ~
Plain and Corded ALPACAS at 80 and 35s. nd. - - 1
"A beautiful line Of DRESS GOODS so yard.
We also beg call attention to
which will bound larger handsome and cheaper than offered
in this market before since the war. ze
still hand superior article LADIES' SHOES anuac
they much cheaper the end than the
Eastern Shoes 2E Igsl -iI1I .. s.
Ladies' TRIMMED and UNTRAMED HATS large assortment
some very handsome and stylish ..,4 s..f%,
Aof which will be sold retail low any market the United
States 55I4 f-9di a97asf 5ets
Give call and will be convinced that mean business
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@- a young Granger in Pennsylvs-
MIA tapped two hundred apple trees for
cider, and after inquiring OF a neighbor
why it didn't run, spent his income for
two weeks bribing his hired men not
to telfit. %s
r. An Essex street man bought a
pig, Saturday, says the Danbury Ne,Ds.
I" What do you feed your pig?i asked a
neighbor. "Corn," he said. "Do you
feed is in the earf" asked the friend.
"Do you think am a foolf" said the.
Essex street man, sarcasticallY.
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A Card !!
SN1oTICE

rs hereby given that application will.
II be rnsde at the next session of the
Legislature ter 9 Charter for g. Railroad
from Edgefield G 81. to Pine House De-
pot, C. C. d A. r. R., with the privilege
Of extension. l(s stta7
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Beth ". FOWLE g s0Ns,. Bo.saa, xas,:s, i
= And sold BY Druggists Ind Dealefsgensssliy.F
Sept. "a 800 n''-tsseo eowiyn .sf''s'si bi40i
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much Brad
thantwe
Wills
-a ;bov Yours.
Mansion Cor Baltimore
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o.
Paint dwelling
"a
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whom
tandg
excellent
Brade3
paint that truly.
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FROM. HON. JOHN WErHERED.


Brad." have pleasure stating that has
hsa 0'u'DA' pAa' A ~ ~ e JOHN WETHERED
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I. s.t- f, BALTIMORE, Dec 9th 1871.
VS. Patent Enamel Pdint-Dear ifr: :-The paint
endorse rs the best of any kind we have used
3D. drying promptly and with hard gloss which must,
weather This is bur experience and We oanirecon-
it on all occasions where desire gond job of work
EMMART & QUARTLEY, 276 W. Baltimore st. :
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aPLx4sAsrvrILr, HARTFORD Co., ND. Feb 2stb, 1879.
am very happy inform you that your Patent Ename
Iprefe 1t to any Paint have used, and recon-
paramount to any other. Very respectfully.
R. DICKEY; M. ID. =
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-.
Bradley which
outside both dwelling and store for two
onopnv.d .durabli wand ibeauy
' " - THOS. IRVING,
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the dwelling
good surface glossy as was whe
shall certainly
WORTHINGT0N,
Secretary Security P Avenue
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