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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-03
LETTER FROM

Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette.l
RICHMOND, Feb. 1.-The most wonderful
and original bill was yesterday introduced oy
Mr.. c. V. Williams, the member Of the House
from this city. The bill proposes to tax all
persons using liquor as a beverage, all prisons
using tobacco, smoking or chewing, Or taxing
snuff, and all persons using profane language
at the rate Of 80 much an oath AID 1t a man
means TO swear during the year he must hrst
give the tax gatherer notice thereof, and upon
payment to him Of the requisite sum The Tax
man will give him a receipt therefor, aud III
the same will allow him to do as much swear
ing as he pleases, or, as Mr.. Williams bill
will read, upon payment of such sum to do as
much swearing as he damn ~pleascs.' 1t Is
favorably spoken of as a new source OF revenue.
The adjourned meeting of the stockholders
Of the james River and Kauawha Caual Com-
pany was held to-day. MIR. +. u. Rutho read
the report of the investigating committee,
recommending more economy on the part OF
the company and recommending the Abolition
of a number of Offices aud the reduction OF the
salaries of a number of officers. Mr.. Caring
ton, the president of the company, objected to
all this. The meeting adjourned uutll to. NOR.
row, when the really important question OF the
completion of the canal to Clifton Forge and
connecting with the G.. & D. r. K. at that
point will come up. The stockholders are d.
vided upon this subject, but | am iocl!ned TO
believe the majority of them are 10 favor OF
the scheme.
Something wrong 10 the mails between Rich
mond and Alexandria. | put my last letter 10
the Office here long before the time for the
mail to close.
It has been limited that it is not the loten-
| ton of the Senate 10 dispose OF the johnson
| aud knight election case, but such is not tn
case. There are, | know, certain parties who
In order to escape the responsibility aud hoping
that the excitement over the election Will Wo"
over. would be in favor Of this move, but tue
honorable men of that body, and those VINO
are determined to see justice done III the nlat-
ter, will as soon think of having a right hand
cut off as to allow any move OF this KIND. L
think the matter will be up 10 a day or Two.
The bill amending the charter OF the Safe
| Agricultural Society was to-day rejected IN me
| House, but afterwards recommltted to The
| committee.
II a newspaper reporter wants a pencil or u
| bottle of ink or muclllage now all be has 20 say
to a member is, IF you doD't give it Ill /.
| Spicer Curictt you" 1t has the desired effect.
MIR. Williams bill does not tax women. lie
is too gallant a man for that. -,
George Washington was to-day sent to Jail
for ten days as a common thief and vagrant.
And this the Centennial year, TOOL
The gale here last night was terrific, and
blew Thugs about 10 general.
The Senate to-day passed a bill approprl-
ating $40, 900 cash for the extension OF the
Eastern and Western Luoatic Asylums.
The members of the House talk ;oo much.
STRONGBOW.
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moral right and commits a great public wrong.
The tendencies OF lotteries are ali pernlclous
ADD demon alizipg. They foster III the minds
of The simple and credu!cus he fond but vain
hope Of realizing something out of moth
ing. Like an agnis Jatuus they tempt
only to oewilder ana lead widely astray.-
They point to the dazzliog goal O.! wealth, aud
promise q way to it swift and certain; and so,
bring into contempt honorable toll, and induce
habits OF indoiencc and often those Of dissipa-
ton. intemperance ard gambling.
Our people can i'll AFFORD to encourage such
prolific sources Of evil and vice.
Our great need now is for incentives to use
tui lndustry-not idleucss; but SO lnauy OF the
scns and daughters of tbi. generation, bow
grown to be men and women, have been tralo-
ed through false pride to look upop manual
labor as degrading, that We sometimes almost
despair Of their ever being able to outllve their
belief 10 the pcrnicious heresy. And 10 view
OF this fact, il is due to the boys and girls who
are ere !oog to take their places and direct 10
the r, spousible affairs Of lite. that their minds
be well impressed with the wholesome duc!rlue,
that industry rxaltelh Il nation, but ~IaZl1ess is
a r~eproach 10 any people; and that all devices
like the 'Moutpeliaar Huuabe .Assoelatlon,'
which promises TO give something TOR nothing,
aud to make folks rich 10 a hurry, are only 80
many gllded snares to eutrap the foolish and
unwary. PLAIN FARMER.
C~OLLlNGW0oD, Va, February ,, 1876.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

The latest advices from Spain report the
Carlists as massed between Bilbao and Duran
20, and 10 frout Of Sau Sch .stiau. The Roy
alist Generals Quosada and LON. have joined
their forces near Bi;bao. and a fight is expec-
led. Gen. Rivera has c,ptured y Carlist posi-
too pear Estella. The Carlists iu the prov
incc of Biscay are rctreafiog upon Zormuoza
before the Altonsist trcups.
Dispatches trom Naples state that the lndi-
cations of an eruption of Vesurius are ~increas-
ing. 1t is added that though the visitors are
Increasing, the city is not crowded, the British
and An .rican patrous being less than Usual.
Many hotels are DOT paying expenses, although
Professor Palmleri c1utlUues 70 promise great
things fir, m Vesuvius. Great preparations are
making Tor the carnival.
The Uliramoutanes in Germany are still dis
posed 10 show their old bitterness 10 opposl-
ton to the Government, ard the negotiations
for a compromise between Church and Stale
have cone 10 a staud stu.
The Prince Of Montenegro, on being request
ed by Turkey to recall Peko Paulowlch, the
iosuigeul couIminder, aud 10 preyeut the Mou-
leueyrius frou joining In the lnsurrectloc,
cold!y dccilucd t, Interfere.
A steamer has been placed % Lake Nyanza,
Africa. by the z mbesi Mission. Seven kun'
bred Africans wuro employed in carrying the
steamer past the Murchlson cataracts.
The statue of Lvrd Paluerston, near the
| Parliament House, III London, was unveiled
yesterday.
Az inquiry into the mysterious loss Of the
ship Harvest Queen with all bands bas been
commenced in Liverpool.
L. K piuokett has been appointed Secretary
Of the BRUSH Legation at Washington.
1t is thought that Germany will demand Of
| Italy he exlradition of Count Won ArniD.
The Portuguese Goye:uucpt has abolished
slavery al 81. Thomas, on the Gull OF Guinea.
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CONGRESS-.

The following proceedings of Congress yes
terday are additional to those published IN
the Gazette OF that date:
ln the Senate a petition from a number OF
citizens Of Cleveland, ONO, asking for the
repeal Of the law providing for specie payment
in 1877, and for the sale Of United States bonds
to enable the Secretary Of the Treasury to re-
deem the legal tenders in coin, was referred
to the Committee % Finance. The SeDate re-
sumed the consideration Of the bill providing
for the payment Of interest OF the District Of
Columbia bonds, the pending motion being on
the amendment prohibiting any further issue OF
bonds. Mr.. Sargent, Of California, defended
Governor Shepherd from the aspersions cast
upon him by Democratic Senators, saying the
CONGRESSIONAL Investigating Committee, by
their report, had cleared bis skirts of fraud.
He also made an "alluslon to the tweed frauds,
10 New York, which led to considerable debate.
Mr.. Edmucds gave notice that he would sub
NIT au amendment providing that there shall
be no ~ncrease in The present amount OF the
District debt. Peuding the discussion, the
Senate adjourned.
In the H )use a resolu ion was adopted, re-
q~uesting the President to negotiate a CONNER
cial treaty with France, placing the citizens of
the United States ca az equal footing With the
most favored nations with regard to the duties
and charges imposed on imports into France.
The House resumed the consideration of the
proposed amendment to the Constitution limit
ing the Presidential tern. MIR. Wcodworth of
DA;o ,,,cSoS tho omon1p,ent He was auaInst
a third term, but he would rather a thousand
times see President Grant reelected than that
the office should o" flied by one who had borne
arms against the GoveromeDt. Mr.. Young, OF
Texas, secuted all danger from that source.
Mr.. Knort. OF Kentucky, closed the debate,
and the various amendments were voted down.
A motion was made to recomnit the bill, but
this alsu failed, and 90 the fual passage of the
bill the vote stood yeas IA, pays log, so the
bill Jailed, the vote in the affirmative being less
lhau tWo.thirds.
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The joint resolution limiting the election of
President to one term, was, as will be seen,
defeated 10 the House Of Representatives, yes
terday, for want Of the regular majority, the
vote being ayes IA. noes l06-not two thirds.
Mr.. Douglas, Of Virginia, who voted for the
bill, made an Intellectual effort to introduce the
following amendment to the bill, the object be-
ing to prevent the election from falling on the
same year with that of members of Congress +:
''That from and after March 4th, 1881, the
term Of office of the President of the United
States shall be five years, and no one elected
President, after the adoption of this amend
ment, shall be eligible to a second term.
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COMMUNICATED.
Lotteries or Honorable Toll.

Now that the "MonUpelier Lottery" scheme
has come to grief and irretricvablc disaster, as
We long ago foresaw and ~ioretoid, We ~slpccrc!y
trust that such Of cur people as suffered them
selves to be beguiled into the silly belief that
a "turn Of the Wheel would bring TO them
ample prizes for their foolish investments, will
now 10 their day of humiliating disappolut.
ment take a sober second thought and solemn
" resolve that in all the future Of their lives
they will shuo as a leper every scheme, which,
like this one just exploded, promises to open
for them a path to wealth aud ease quicker AID
less difficult than that which leads through
the slow maz,s Of honorable toll.
Just how maoy Of the CITIZENS of alexandria
and vicinity were lured and vic i'm zad by this
gilded bait we can not certainly say, but We
have been told that the number was large, aud
that it included, lamentable to say, not a few
names whose social standing and religious pro.
f~essions should have made it Impossible tor
them to incur the censure Which tneir course
has justly subjected them to.
That many Of the ig0oTact and credulous
should have thus been eolrapped, is DOT a mat
ter of wonder. But that persons of in,o!li-
gence, add With the full Knowledge Of the tricks
and devices of this swindiing age, should have
been so inveigled, is passing strange. One
would thiuk it ought to have been sufficiently
apparent to every enc of this class that the
people OF Virginia had already fully enough
calamities pressing sorely upon them without
the addition Of a l~egal!zed lottery" thus couu-
t~e0apced and encouraged.
Almost everywhere else lottery schemes are
discounteDancsd by public opinion, and BY
sta; u e. declared illegal. Ihcy however fur
ism 10 Cuba, in connection with many Other
barbsrisms OF the Spanish race; ADD douot,ess
uuder Spanish Opinion and Spanish rule tn y
will make their inal stand against the lGcrels-
ing light of reasJn ADD intelligence Aud are
we in Virginia to be among the last TO 90 stcr
up these swindliog institutions? We hold that
the Legislature of our State, when 1t grauts a
charter to any such scheme. or authorizes any
court to do the same, clearly Iranscends Its
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ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA..
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1875.

In the Pennsylvania Legislature the first
reading has been given to the act for turning
over the bodies Of deceased residents of chart
table asylums, paupers and c%onvicts to medical
schools, private teachers of anatomy and sur
gerry, and fnally to medical students for dissec-
ton. 1t is provided in the bill that if the de-
ceased person, during his or her last sickness,
of his or her own accord, shall request to be
buried, or if any person claiming to be, aud
satisfying the authorities in charge that he Is,
of kindred or related by marriage to the de-
ceased, shall ask to have the body for buiial,
it shall be surrendered for interment; IF if
such deceased person was a stranger or tin"Fel-
er, who died suddenly, the body shs !. be
hurled. II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-03

The storm ofTuesday night and yesterday, a
full account of the injuries inflicted by which
in this immediate neighborhood, was publish
ed in yesterdays Gazette, extended, SO the
telegraph Informs us, over almost the entire
country, doing great damage to property, but,
fortunately, little to lite and limo, up to present
adyices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-03

The Scientific American tor Feb. 5, Harper's
Weekly for February IL, and Wild Oats for
Feb. 9, have been received at this office from
French's book store, where all the latest peri
odicals can be obtained.
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buried.

There is a good deal Of quiet talk abou the
Capitol, says the Richmond Euqulrer, "~lre-
gard to a State Convention Of the Consstiya.
tive party. 1t is urged by influential gJltle-
men that 10 view OF the approaching preC. Go.
tial election, the Convention should be Fld
10 April. All, however, seem disposed yvrdo
what is best to promote harmony and stS less
Of the party, and we trust the discussiotI .of
the question will result 10 this" The nest
way to promote harmony and the success of the
party is to keep as quiet as possible and avoid
meetings, and especially OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
always scenes of disturbance and confusion and
prolific sources of future discussions.
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d. w. Flanagan, of Ohio, has been ap-
pointed Assistant Journal Clerk of the House
of Representatives, vice Clayton, and John r.
Rudd, of Kansas, Tally Clerk, to 6l q va
cancy caused by the promotion Of the former
incumbent to succeed DR.. Mehafy as Reading
Clerk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-03

The auxiliary committee OF members OF the
House to act in concert with the National
Democratic Executive Committee are Hester
Ciymer, of Pennsylvania; Chaplin, of Mas.
sachusetts; Robbins, of North Carolina;
Milton Savior, of Ohio, and Hooker, Of Mis-
sissippi. Messrs. Corcorap aud Harvey are
the only ones agreed upon of the three citi-
zens, while the Senators have not yet been
named.
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Ladies' Kisses and CliIdren's Boots,
shoes and SiipperS.

We are this day receiving 8 full line of La.
lies, Misses and ChiLdren's Boots, Shoe. anc
Slippers, suitable for Fall and Winter, en-
brscing all OF the latest styles. We solicit pur
chasers 10 call and Examine for themselves, ut
they will be sold st low prices.
oct w. B. WADDEY, "A King St.
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Attic residence Of the brides father, Feb. l,
1876, - Rev. L. Il. Crensh.w. Mr.. ia Els f..
SlLCDTT and Miss MARY G. SIiCOTT,
daughter OF Albert Silcott, esq, all Of Loudoun
county, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-03

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Feb. 3.-Recnin.s &C
Grain to. day were in excess of those Of ye:,e,-
day, with prices 9liet and The l.arket bt-.v
active. A mall lot Of white Wheat brou.b,
i45, and 1883 bushels Of red 10, l2S 100 p;
and 14O 23i4 bushels OF Corn were offered and
sold ut 81 ard SO for mi ed. Sales of 20 bushels
OF Rye and 90 Of Oats 1t 50 for the fy: mar sra
46 Tor the latter.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. Feb. 2 1875
Beef Cattle Prices to-day Ranged as follows.
Best Beeves. 81 Il i ~
Generally rated first quality..-.-... & - } n
Medium or good fair quality ...-.- 3 IS u 4 -
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxcnand Cows 3 Wa3N
General average OF the market. ... 4 80 0U
Extreme range of priccs..-"-....... 0 50
Most f the sales were from ..-.-.. ! 70 d
At tie beginning Of the market there was
some Iittl9 activity, Us there WAS also towards
the c,rsc in portions OF tie pens, but operations
during most Of the time we're made very slowly.
Prices We're Without any serious chaase. the
only variation b!.ag exhibited IN the bes. grades.
on which some Ge.iers thought the advsnce &c,
The quality II the offering WAS somewhat in re
even than last week, though there was but little
difference. Total receipts for The week 1897
head. Total sales for the week l056 he 1
Sheep-The market continues We y sluggish,
for although the supply has fallen off largely,
prlC@s nave also TeCSucu b suauc. Oat e. hsVe
only been msde TO home dealers, who have
bought to q very limited extent. There h.s
been some INQUIRY by Eastern buyers, but no
sales efe' ted We quote g: 4!A6!c per 10 gross,
! Win 4 few n shade higher Receipts TIL: week
I1oj nesd
Hog.-Therc has been : little improvement. in
/ price: since our last report, owing 70 the com.
pnraliyely light run following the not very
heavy receipts .. the previous week, but sales
have navert. eless been elected very slowly.
Buyers have been very unwilling TO give the
no. ~iuslifyi. 9 the Ill ance asked by dealers.
The prospect torthe maintainance Of our present
| quotations is not over 4 altering, as it is fol; Tia.
| Any ~ircro:se in the r. eipts would cause II DE-
! cline. We quote ~ 8 5DsSl0 ~ Per 100 lbs nc.,
few sales being effected n e:tn-r eXt'rne, but
most 1T the i.Ltcr. Receipts this week 1859 heai.
pORT Of ALEXANDRIA FEB Y 3.
-,- -, - !; . :
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NEWS OF THE DAY.

At Brashear, La, yesterday, cannon were
fired, flags displayed and citizens turned out
en- masse 10 jolliication over the news that the
Legislature had passed the peoples memorial
to change the name of Brashear to Morgan
CITY, 10 compliment to Charles Morgan, of
New York, and to show the esteem in which
he is held by the people Of louisiana.
The Treasury OF Springfield, ILL.,, is empty
10 consequence of the tax. payers having resolv-
ed to fight the alleged ~uolawtul tax levy, and
the municipality is in a sad plight. All the
employees of the police and fire departments,
to whom the city is largely 10 arrears, have
been discharged, and it is thought the school
teachers will also have to be discharged.
10 a letter to the Washington Critic, Rev.
G. King says 81 presume that so large a
petition was never before secured in this COM
nunity for any purpose as We have obtained
for the suppression OF the liquor ,ratdc 10 Man
assas. So far, we have had but one back
slider. Let all the editors pray for him."
The chariots of the Northern Liberty Cha
riot Company were put 10 operation 10 Wash
iogtoo last Tuesday oI the route from the
Canitol. bv New Jersey avenue, * street, and
Vermont avenue to the Presidents House,
running on six minutes time.
On Thursday last Mr.. Jacob Cooper. a
wealthy citizen Of the neighborhood OF RusseIls
Mills, Frederick county, inflicted i've wounds
upon his throat with razor, from which be
died on Friday.
The Southslde Advocate says We rejoice
that MIR. Edwin G.. Booth, of Philadelphia. a
patriotic Virginia gentleman, and a valued sou
of this (Nottoway) county, has determined to
erect on the Centennial grounds a building TO
be used as a rendezvous for Virginiaus attend
inp the exhibition, if, indeed, any shall be
found with sufficient courage to 60 hitber un-
der the altered circumstances. All honor to
Mr.. Booth.
MIR. Henry Pulse, of Rockingham county,
Va, has a COW which furnished butter and
cream for his family use, and from the churu,
ings, SO pounds Of butter were sold additional
in October, November and December at 50
cents a pound.
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FIGHT IN THE CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE
The California Senate ha> rcceLt,y been the
arena Of one Of those scenes which not many
years back occurred 10 othcr Legislative bodies.
Assemblyman Wilcox Imagined he bad cause
of offence against Mr.. Some::, the correspon-
dent Of the San Francisco Chronicle. 1t seems
that the Assembly adj 1urncd early, aud VIII
COX appears 70 have immediately repaired to the
Senate Chamber to wraak his vengeance upon
the offending corr spondent. Somers, the cor
respondent, was busl;y writing al his desk, not
expecting that Wilcox would cqm2 suddenly up
Oh him without warning, and giving him a
chance to defend himself. Wilcox Jumped
over the rail, and advancing upon the cor
respondent from behind, struck at him Two
Or three times over the back ut the head with
q thick cane. the third blow struck the d sk.
and The Cd ne was broken. The whole Scuatc
Chamber was ia an instant in an upr)or. Sen
ator> rushed from their chat : n Secretaries
from their desks. and a ShoDtlug scrape seemed
imminent. tor S1UcrS. as eoon "a be recovered
from til" frs; effects Of the blow, drew hs pis
tol. Wilcox also drew, aud he Assistant Ser
gGant at-Arms rush ID upto prevent NlcoX lrou
firing, while Senator Numau grasp! Som rs
and took lis pistol tr"m him. Wiic x was
disarm d BY Seuator Mccarthy. Blood flowed
freely !rom the wouDd of Somcrs, which, for.
tuuatc y. is oul: i scalp W. und aud not con
sidcrei dangerous. Wilccx was arrested that
night and placed under $4,000 bonds to an
yer to the charge.
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correspondence Of the alexandria Gazette.
COLLlNGwO0D Fc!'. 5, lS76.-Ihc rcc-ut
change OF weather has gladdcncd the hearts Of
our farmers. According TO the tire Eouored
or und-hog tradition, VIZ are yet to have a spell
Of winter weather, which may give Us abuu-
dance OF icc, aud keep oue fruit trc.- from pre-
mature bloom. Yesterday morning, his hog
ship, true t. his trust, merged trom his dusty
retreat, fully ,qulppti Tor his long 'afnry, but
iinding tie SUI shining SO brightly, and re-
meub4rius the ~auclept admonit;on 81 his iarnl-
IL, ;hnt 20 ur0uad hoe must ever begin hi
travels il +" ca" see his shadow, he bat Il
ha>ly retreat tack to quarters, where h. viii
tarry yet, for the Spec. Of about font! t"o days,
before making another starr. And now, not
brirg aware tnat any oue has ever thought 81
to evoke the aid If the r.tses in b.ha't of tbs
iGiberuating auimal, whose movement favo
been 50 long associated with tanrlcm4, day. l
will atten 1T myself, though 40 poat, the task
Of doiug tie Sagaci1uS fril1W 10 very h0u.spGn
rylmc:
Dywn 10 his cavern. 50 dark aud ., dep.
:; he yrouud no. aHohc irOu h org wlntcr
sleep,
AID said to his comrades, daziaz %a:ouo;,
''Tis Caadlcma& morGiug l. viii b. bpuDi-
II! ju>t rso up quickly aud see ii die dawa
Is cl ,udy Or raipy, OF bids Us be ZONE
So b. ran t. the door OF his cave in the ground,
Aud the weather ali bright and s%uashiD, fluid;
Then back 20 his Comrades do has!co aud say,
yet longer, six weeks, in our house We may
stay
So, gladly they rolled themselves up 10 their
den,
Hogs little AMI big, and went mapping again,
Till the right time for orders for marching
away.
Whether cloudy or rainy, or SUNNI the day.
PLAIN EARMER.
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The thermometer at Watertown, N. Y,
at S o'clock this morGiog was IS degrees below
zero. The wea h.r i clear.
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DAISINS, Currants nnI C!.ron, Gcta.incanG
ls FiavUring Extracts, Cooking Vines ahd
brurdics, for sa.e by
nov 23 4. Is. LA WoON w.,
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A KCIIC LOTION, Tor frosted feet, just re-
AZ ccivcd by ,,
4rc3 i ). LEADBEATER y BRO.
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LrHESH OATMEAL, loose end in packages,
l. Just received rs &. WEI. kAMSAl,
octS Corner hIng and I. AsAph Ss.
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DOkDEAUX PRUN u, snd fires: London
ID Layer, .oo:e Muscntel ani Valelcis Halls
ill., reserved Lo.Gay by
dec ID }. 4. u q. -.