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control them. The testimony of our best citi-
zens of all classes, establishes the fact, that
CHERRY PICTORIAL will and does relieve and
cure the affecting disorders of the Throat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine The most
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yield to its power; and cases of CCnsunp-
ton, cured by this preparation, are public
ly known, remarkable hardly to be be-
lievod, were they not proven beyond dispute.
As remedy it is adequate, which the public
may rely for full protection. By curing Coughs,
the forerunners of more serious disease, il saves
urnumbered lives, and amount of suffering
not to be computed. 1t challenges trial, and con-
vinces the most sceptical Every fimily should
keep it on hand protection against the early
and unperceived attack of Pulmonary Affections,
which are easily met ut first but which become
incurabe, and too often fatal, if neglected. Ten
der lungs need this defence; and it is unwise to
be without it. As n safeguard 10 children, amid
the distressing diseases which bc.et the Throat
and Chest of childhood, CHERRY PECTcRAI.
is invaluabe; for, by its timely use, multi
tudes rescued from premature graves, and
saved to the love and affection centred on them.
Ii acts speedily and surely against ordinary colds,
securing sound and notwithstanding sleep. No
one will suffer troublesome Influenza and pain
full Bronchitis, when they know how easily
they can be cured.
Originally the product Of long, laborious, and
successful chemical investigation, no cost or toll
is spared in making every bottle in the utmost
possible perfection. Ii may be confidently re-
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exhibited and capable of prodrcing cures as
memorable as the greatest It has ever effected.
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

Among the great
discoveries of modern
science, few are of
more real value to
mankind than this eff
fectual remedy for all
diseases of the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that it does
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Letter from Danytile.

DANvILLE, Va, March %, 1873.
The conduct Of the one or two negroes
who made some slight show Of asserting theiI
rights under Buffers law has been quite
amusing lately. Being butfed ut the start,
and tindng that they met with no sympathy
from any quarler-hnding, 10 fact, that they
committed what my very young Mddemoa'
selle calls a forpaU they have risen to ex'
plain. But the negroes generally pronounce
the thing "too thin"
The pupils of the public school for white
children have purchased drum and SIX
flags. perhaps they are a part Of that two
hundred thousand who are preparing against
the empire.j The teachers propose TO use
these at the opening and close of the school.
There are now enrolled at tue school two
hundred and forty five children. In the re-
port for last week one hundred and thirty
of these were on the roll Of honor-a dlstinc-
ton awarded for good behavior, good les
son, and punctuaIity in attendance.
The Baptist Sunday-school of yesterday
appointed three delegates to the State Sum-
duy- School Convention in answer to the in
yitation of Messrs. Rylund, Winston, and
Burnett.
The steward of the county poor-hOuse re.
ports that in one year he provided forty.oDe
white persons and forty-one colored persons,
at o cost of S1,75S.46. He estimates that lie
can provide for the paupers at cost of $50
per head. But he gives no explanation or
the manner in which he eau provide for
them ut such low figures. AS well US re-
there are lands attached 10 the
poor.house, and something doubtless Is real.
;2ed by tbs cultivation OF tbs" End.
Tle.e Tas q very pleas"at eScsaSse u
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A UNION RELIGIOUS CONVENTIONAL Con.
vention of the friends OF christian and
Church unity will be held in Suffolk, Va,
commencing on the 9Th of May next. This
convention was appointed by council oil
practical union lovers which assembled in
Cincinnati, Ohio, on the 21st of October last,
and framed a basis Of union and issued an
address 10 all Christian ministers and
churches in North America, inviting them
TO union and ct Operation In work and wor.
ship. The basis of union recites the doc
trines generally held by all evangelical de-
nominations In common; extends liberty
with the right Of private opinion on all MI
nor points Of doctrine and practice, and in.
viteS endorsers to the basis. The endorsers
Of the basis of union will compose the voting
members of the Convention. hut all evan.
gelical ministers Of every denomination who
favor Christian and Church unity on the
common faith of Professionals are invited to
be present and participate in the exercises of
the meeting, aud all evangelical churches
iaboripg for union are invited TO send dele
gates to the Convention.
A number OF ministers aud laymen repro.
senting the union feeling Of the Church
from the North aud South and the East and
West are expected to be present and partici-
pate In the proceedings Of the Convention.
The exercises Of the Convention are ex-
pected to continue week, and will be the
full inauguration Of an effort to bring all the
evangelical denominations into closer union
and cooperation in religious worship and
Christian work. Provision will be made for
the accommodation Of all who attend.
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DOCKBRIDG A l. U NJ SPRINGS
WATERS.
READ WHAT TIE MEDICAL Swans
SAY OF THESE CELEBRATED WATERS.

DR.. NOEL, late the resident physician:
II regret'at Ibis time cannot give the profession
nd the public the results OF Two years close aten-
tion-for | have given more than Ordinary aiten-
lion to this subjecl-as two years ago, an invalid
and constructive, 80 pronounced by six physicians
of Baltimore, | sought these springs rs a cernler
resort, aud returned In four mouths seent.
have, therefore, good cause 10 study well the ac-
:. CnSsTNpTIOy-I have seen It arrested in Its
first stage have seen sef'ening OF Inc .uDefEies
arrested. have Seen patients gain 10 nesh ana
health . =, -.,,.ro .a xh.u
matte bronchitis have seen cured, aud cured per-
mauently. ,,
"sCnoFCLA. Il lndular enl irgemenis. scrofnl0us
urrrs ser ifuIuus truptions. scrofulous discharges
from and eyes. &c. nave sTsh ,ie'o hi"'S
rauidiy, and ptrnlant NJ cures result
CERTIFICATES.
.rbsrs are MANY persons who have neither the
,Imr nor the inclination Ia read the ceftncats
Contained In The DE- npbles OF the ditereDtsprin
and In fact to such IN extent has this practice OF
giving certificates been carried tna the
daily pripts are filed ud nduSeum.
AS III ,ughtful men we caunot, therefore. ASK an
community 10 trust us upon our aiou.
hut we do ask 10 be trusted upon the cert,ncatsS an
letters OF The following eJudlte ana accs
mem bers Of The medical profession:
DR.. JAMES L. CABELL, Professor III 'he Aeoicai
Department. University OF Virginia. ~,
Ijr. r. GAILLABD THOMAS. Professor OF 20
tetrics, College OF Physicians ana Surgeons ne"
York. -
Women's stale Hospital, Nav York.
Or. 81. NJ. PALLEM, Professor Of Obstetrics 81
Louis Medical College.
az; IHoMAS L. MAoDET; ediss1 col,epe AZ
And letters from such old and expeTlt nced MrI
as Dr: SAMUEL 4: CAHIwEieHT, Al; New " Orleans
La and Df fSs & shk Esb B. Lsss sssn,s
NH 9.Tu&ThtAp11 RichmsDd, Va.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 90, 1875.
IppTvFn.

PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH "a, 1870
ARRIVED.
Steamer Old Dominion. Walker: New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, G. W. Allen Co, agents.
Scho1ner Roxa ma, Mitchell, Baltimore, auano,
Southern FertiliEinz Company. H.,
Schooner Fugie, Corsey, Aie4andrla, Rfaih' haA'
al Schooner j.. s. Ivens, Ingersol Philadelphia, pig
iron, Old Dominion Iron and Nall Works .,- coo,,
Schooner Farmers Return, White, Back Creek
sand, ii. MetzSer' .- +
Steamer Norfolk, Plat, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers. ". Z. Porter, agent' ,,.
steamer shirley, Trafers, Bait,inore, ihefGuan'
disc and passengers, Powhatan Steamboat Com-
steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, ner.
ehspdise and passengersi L. GarIan Rio er,noe
a s0 Ss sRag eaeso Nils
Schooner Framing sea, wroten Norfolk. coal,
Curtis & Parker
Schooner X. a. Johnson, johnson, Phiadel-
pnia, granite, Currie & Co.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Boston. March Is, bark Catapa.
From New York, March 90, schooner Eddie
From Baltimore, March 30, schooner Eddie, Pal
From Boston via Nevassa, March go, schooner
MEMORANDA.
Brig Compeer, (Br;l Ellis. from Richmond, ar
Brig Folante. Arg Ruter, from Richmond, ar
rived ut PerpamDuco February 80.
Schooner Waterine. Kelly, from Richmond, ar
rived al Pernambuco February 26.
NEW CASTLE, DEL. narcn 2O.-Passed down !:
schoontr 5. II. Halves, Fort, from Philadelphia Tor
Richmond.
NEWPORT. March 1s.-Arriyed schooner Yose-
mite. Ke lily. from Virginia.
NEW YoRK, March TO- Arrived: schooners
Maria L Elizabeth. Soper: A. III. Bailey, bailey !;
E Turner Camp Snowflake, Brown; q. Fl. Kirk,
RobIusop ii. l.. Bayaid Camp: j. Il. Rapp. Cole;
Dennie, Hastings Virginia. Hlyden-all from V1r-
PROVIDENCE March 19.-Arriyed: schooners
BENJAMIN :. Wright, Collins, and William Butler,
Knowles from Virginia.
DISASTERS.
NEWPORT, r. l., March IL Schooner William
& Farwel was hauled OFT from Gull Rocks ut nigh
Tater IN is evening by Waters Il Co.. wreckers.
Schooner Il. +. Waite, Ayiwafd, left troyidence
9Th instant for Orenf, L. l.. 70 load Tor hlclmo.fu
and got ashore on Conimicut Poiat; would Come
Off az high water.
ANoLD VESSEL.
The little schooner Mall, Captair Fitzgerald,
which 70. some time pasth bee-. plying between
Savannah. Riceboro. Daricn, r., was. before the
days OF railroads, aud as fur p.ck as 1880 employ
ed In carrying the E,ails between New York city
and Washington, D. O., and IL Is said derived heE
name from that fact. She was at that time owned
| By Mr.. John Lomax, OF New York.
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AN OVERDOSE OF CHLoRAL.-On Wedues.
day evening last lady about thirty-fve
years of age, well-dressed and rather fine.
looking. arrived at the American Hotel,
northwest corner of Calvert aud Franklin
streets. and registered as Mrs. Martin, Nor.
folk, Va" She was assigned room, and as
she did not seem we'll, her meals were fur.
nished In her apartment. On Friday morn.
ing, when one of the walters took up her
breakfast, he found the door locked, and re-
ceived no answer when be Knocked. David
Parsons, the clerk, sent for o locksmith and
had the door opened. when Mrs. Martin was
found upon the bed apparently in dying
condition. On table beside her was an
empty bottle labelled chloral. Drs. Patterson
and Morris were summoned, and by the use
Of restoratives relieved the patient from the
effects of the medicine, Of which she had
taken an overdose. From letter left on the
table the name Of the lady appears to be
Kate Nelson. 1t is represented she is sui ect
TO temporary alteration of the mind, and
while thus affected, it is supposed, took the
dose which came near ending her llIe.-B alh.
more Sun, 22d. -s..... ,.- ~ ..s
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BISHOP DUDLEY AT HARRoDsBURG.-The
Harrodsburg Observer and Reporter pays
the following merited compliment to the
new Assistant Bishop of this Diocese: " The
new Bishop (EpiscopaD of the Kentucky
Diocese, Dudley, paid visit to Harrods.
burg last week, and held services twice in
connection with the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Vena.
bic. This is Bishop DudIey's first visit TO
our community. He comes as the successor
of that splendid orator and divine, Bishop
Cummins. Bishop Dudley was preceded
by high reputation as pulpit orator, which
he well sustained. His discourses had that
magical beauty. ciedrness, as lucid as sum.
mer brook, which, if by chance, it rippes
over pebble, its beauty is only enhanced by
the refracted rainbow rays it causes. Seye.
raj additions were made to the church,
Louisville Courier.
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80 ~ % - - 80
= RICHMOND AND DANyTLIE RAuRoaB Co.
OfflCA OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND. VA. March Ia. 1S7S.r

ESNX ~ 3X u g~1sEafs s2$S-@5S
RICHMOND AND DAHynLz RArLHoaB Co.
" Khcssszs W. aareh e. isas
| CHANGE OF sCHEDULE-TO TAKE
! 0EEFECT FRIDAY, March 10. 1878: -
80. naIn NO i.-CHARLeTTE EXPRESS, West
sarfeyIe az s a,shnosd ss o:os leaves
"a, Leaves Banyille Al r. NJ; leaves firt ems
sIIo =. ssa NJ lssyss Salisbury
arrives At Chariot 9 at 93s p. ". - - ~
| ,,TkAlN No. 2-NEw ORLEANS AND NEw
$50 4. 81: leaves Airline JUNCTION ss $40 <.
sara leayes Salisbury at ss Mi leaves aIssns
ytLs at el7 p. IL; arrives st Richmond at llAs
Ls rs kc S1 sTHsges H ;es Hs.s.1;
panvie At Sss leaves sy ss
june; Sanso ea a' s6s s:s A !.
Charlotte at 7:1Q A. n.
TRAIN No. 4.-THRoUGH MAIL, Eastward
Junction at $3.50 r NJ. leaves salisbury at I2:IS
n,n Al; leaves Greensboro, at s:S6 d.. lezya
Rvs a, Richmond a At ss9 P. Il. MO a NJ AZ
TEAM No. 5:-LYNcIBURe PASSENGER. West
vile at l:2o T. ID; arrives at Lynchburg At 4:2o
TRAIN No. s.-BUnkEvrILE ACCOMMODATION.
Eastward Leaves BRrkevtIle n 4:43 A. NJ: ar.
rives al Richmond at sos A. u.
All through trains connect at Richmond and Dun.
dee With rraini on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, and Washington cry, Vir.
Rinia Midland and Great Southern railroad to and
New York. 49,, 4, y = :" -
Trains Nos. and / connect at Richmond with
the Richmond, York Rlrcr and Chesapeake Bah.
road trains TO and from Baltimore and eastern
points.
Trains Nos. and connect at Charlotte with
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond Airline rail-.
road to ami from Greenville. Atlantis. Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, aud all southwest.
eru points.
Trains Nos. and 4 connect at Charlotte With
the Charlotte, Columbia aud Atlanta railroad for
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah Tallahassee, aad al
southern points.
Train No. 4 connects at Burkeville with the At
lantsc Mississippi and Ohio railroad, from Lynch
burg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
Tickets sold 10 all southern souu westernI
points. and carnage checked through.
Gn6rekeD gauge from Richmond TO New Orleans.
Pullman palace-carS through from New Orleans
TO New York. T. NJ. R., TALCOTA
Engineer and superintendent
! q. T. DOUGLAS, Master Transportation.
s. i Z nah 10
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RICHMOND AND fErERSBURGt
RAILROAD COMPANY. :
COMMENCING JANUARY 4, 1875, trains
J nm This road will run az follows:

RICHMOND AND rErERsBURGt
RAILROAD COMPANY. !
COMMENCING JANUARY 4, 1875, trains
" on this road will run ~ follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily Except sun.
oay), connecting for all points SouL
745AM FE a L iii TaaiN S daily ts1esps Sun.
day., with coach attached, for Peters
burg and stations on tie Southside
road, Lynchburg, and the West.
1:45 2, H., THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West. Pas'
sengers taking this train will make
s aoSso, connection ss Petersburg '@
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
500 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except
Sunday with coach attached.
1,.Ab A. H., THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
AN'-O with Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad FOR all points E.s
and West.
s.oo p. H.. FREIGHT daily Except sundAyL
coach attached.
500 p NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily Except sum
day, connecting Win Richmond,
for ali points East and West. Pu;lriss
Sleeper attached, running ;nrougb.S
baltimore. Also making close con-
nectiou with the Chesapeake and Ohie
railroad for the Virginia Springs auc
points North and West
The NAIL TRAINS viii nor ssop pes"eeo a'cIs
mopd and Petersburg except a. Chsstes oil, IL, "a
Trains on the Glover h.ll railroad SiL ieays
Clover nili pits 1t $50 A. NJ: and returnlpX WI
leave Chester at GAO 2. VI. daily except snndays'
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg wiu start troi
noaI A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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COMM ERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, March 22, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White, $50 bushels .
ConN.-White, lO4 bushels. Mixed, 81 BUSH
els
OAre-944 bushels.
SALES.
u-,,r,r White 62 busbels a, IL. % 426 BUSH
els M - 10 bushels at -. Total, 80 bushels.
CoBs-SIixed, 81 bushels common ut 62c;
OATS -2SD bushels good spring AZ ooc; ~ os sn
els prine winter at S5c 80 bushels prime ut 7oc'
Total, 4S0 bushels.
RE-EXHIBITED.
OATs,-l9S bushels.
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of Blake us. The First National Bank OF the
city of New York By reversing the decision
Of the circuit courts Of New York. Pennsyl-
vanfa. and Massachusetts,, and holding that
the incomes Of banks, railroad companies,
and other corporations, for the last FIVE
months Of the year 1871 were subject to an
internal revenue tax Of q per cent. This
decision secures to the Government about
S3.0OO.OGO.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, March 22.-Flour steady and fr I
uo1eard Street and western supertne. $1,000
ri 81. INV Mills suuer31e, *4@S4.26. Wheat
tirmer; Maj, land red, 81 22@tl. 3O;amoer II IS;
white, II .2O@sl 80. Corn illmer; son.n i.
sieadv' Provisions steady and advancing. PORK
s..rrs At s20.5ODS2l. Bulk meats firm: Shout
ders, ne Bacon m shoulder 9sc;; asrd W VTm
sey nrm a. SI.I5. sugar steady at 10@1 0Bc.
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Parties proposing 70 emigrale would do well to
communicate with Us before purchasing their tick
cts NotrOube to answer letters.
LATEST STYLE OF Observation-Disclosures FOR
HtHE.
PACKAGES called for and delivered TO all railroad
depos aud steamboat landings or any point In the
city. Persons desiring TO meet their friends at
train or boat can come TO office, and we will
carry them down free OF cost.
CALL AT S26 MAIN STREET and get the latest
Information from the SEAT OF WAR as TO rates, sc.
4. W. CARRIER, proprietor Of the
Richmond Transfer Company, and
NIB 2o-eOd6I General Railroad Ticket L flee.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.-The subseri-
h beers have duly qualified as executors OF the last
All persons having claims against said estate are
retiested to present them 10 the Subscribers, pro-
uerly auihen icatet: and all persons indebted TO
sao estate are requested 10 make immediae settle
N can't NURMbND SMITH,
80 tzs ssss JOHN Mc.Nr'
~ ta u sSs nxecuiors.
Ri;nmoad, Easeh 8, 1875. ml s-otu-"
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ST I.DIfIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS. March 22.-Flou- quiet ana uil
changed. Corn-,o 2 mixed. 66aW6 7'ac. IN LEI, eie
vntnr Wbi,kcy, xl.ll. Bacon strong: shoulder r
suT, s1c clear rio, lll@l2c.; clear, l2S1 29'
I,ari firm ut SIS 7OtGsl3.75. Pork, s2l.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. March 22.-Cotton steady; snies OF
1886 bales At l6AGll 7c Southern -four quiet ano
i.s. priiyr and shn z lower: Sl.250#1.2S for
Winter red western 81 ESQ u 80 for amber west
ern. ii. 29asl SO for white we tern. Corn opened
= &c decline; l5a@l TIC, gold. for Rio. Sugar
dull and somewh,t pominal. Fice quiet; IaIlow
steady. Rosin aud turpentiue steady. PORK opsnsG
onened hrmer an closed heavy; prime steam, az
Ola 5-l6c. Whiskey quiet Ut II 10. Freghts
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pulpts yesterday morning on the part of
Rev. MIR. Larlpetb, Of the Main.Street Metho.
dist churcn, aud Rev. MFR. Holmes, Of the
baptist church. ALPHA.
I'VE would like to have the tobacco mar.
t.ct Of Wednesday nights mail to reach here
early Thursday morning.l.
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nj TIC .-Such OF the creditors of
IN ISaACS. TAYLOR X WILLIAMS rs have
not received their divldenis Under the nal settle.
ment recently made will plea Se call al once ana
do 90 ghosc who do nat Hqi' IN rcrn- 'n"sl ssnd
written authority 10 10 .'ct Inr them.
luu I2-Iu yylisy y, SIEA.- 4, lIuSteSs
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PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.


PHILADELPHIA, March 22.-The cattle market
was moderately active this week. and prices were
Steady; 81 90 head arrived and sold at 79g &C. lor
extra Pennsylvania aud western steers: oS41c;
for fair 10 good Pennsylvania and western, ana
4kI6c per b gross Tor common. as 10 quality:
sheep we're IN lair demand; 5000 head sold at
higher: 4, 600 head sold at $12Qsl3 per leo Ds.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-23
MINERAL WATER.

II ISSENGEN WATER
AND SALTWATER
on draught and for sale 1T
POLK MILLER & CO.'S,
NH % corner Ninth and Main streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-23
HATS, CAPS. DC.


C,TLK HATS MADE TO ORDER ATE5
STHE OLD NOTWITHSTANDING, 1875
am now prepared 10 make to order rs good
SILK HAT for a ilve-do'lar greenbacs a. can "
lars, Factory over schga's cigar store, SSrners OF
eleventh and Main streets Ieatfance on ieseb'h
streeIj. anjoiaing Mr.. Z. A. j. tlapton : "nc
REPAIRING OF THE SILK HAT in all 10 prAh atpe,7
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