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ARRESTED FOR A MURDER COMMITTED SEVEN

ARRESTED FOR MURDER COMMITTED SEVEN
YEARS AGo.-The st. Clairsville (Ohio) Ga
zette says that John Randolph, 4 blacksmith,
OF Uniontown, in that county, was arrested
on "Wednesday afternoon on requi>ition
from the Governor Of Indiana for a murder
committed in Blackboard county, Ind, about
seven years ago. Randolph escaped and
came to this county, where he has since
lived, suppoSing that his whereabouts were
unknown. On Wednesday the sheriff OF
Blackboard county arrived, and with Sheriff
Kinney and Deputy Rice proceeded to
Unontown, where they arrested Randolph:
as stated above. He was taken back to In
diana for trial. It was an aggravated case
Of murder, and one Which will probably
cause him to swing. The clue to his where
abouts was detained from the fact that he
had once before lived in this county and
had relatives living here.
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JAMES MACDOUGALL,
y AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
No. 10 GOVERNOR STREET. E@

The subscriber respectfully informs the public that
he has commenced the GENERAL AUCTION and
COMMISSION BUSINESS at the above number, ind
hopes by strict attention to business and PR0MP1
RETURNS to merit share Of public patronage. He
Hatters himself that number of years of practical
experience will enable him to give entire satsfac-
ton. ...r- -,
GENERAL. MERCHANDISE, aud HOUSEHOLD
and KITCHEN FURNITURE In any part Of the
city, and, rs usual, to the sales Of VEHICLES and
STOCK at the horsc-l0t on Saturdays.
VIII have regular >ale, on TUESDAYS and FRI.
DAYS, ut my auction-rooms. of HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE and GENERAL MER-
CHANDISE. on which liberal advances will be made
when desired. JAMES MaCDOUGALL.
The subscriber, In retiring from the auction bust-
ness earnestly recommends Mr.. JAM MACDOu-
GALL to the confidence OF the public. Having been
give prompt and personal attention to any business
entrustefto him.
NH 90 e. b. COOK.
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The BOLD ROBBERY AT LANCASTER, Pa
EXPLOITS OF A YOUNG MAN DRESSED AS A
WOMAN.-The Lancaster (Pa.) Express con-
tainS the particulars OF bold robbery per-
pctrated in that city on Thursday, briefly
reported by telegraph. The robbery oc-
cured ut No. cotton-mi!l, and the perpe-
traitor WAS Edward Buchanan Wilhelm, a
young man Of twenty years, who had been
employed in the carding-room OF that mill
until that morning, when he was discharged
by Mr.. E. L. Snyder, boss OF the room.
Being payday, Mr.. NJ. o. Kline, the cash
Ter, bearing in his hands q drawer contain
ing 50, 800, started from the office Of the
mill. accompanied by the oflice-boy, Joseph
McEvoy, aged seventeen years. The office
hoy preceded Mr.. Kline, and as he opened
the tower-door OF No. mill he was blinded
by something which was thrown in his eyes
BIZ Il tall, slender person dressed IN fe-
male attire. Thrice the red pepper Dor
such it was) was dashed into his face, and
smartng with pain and almost blinded, he
ran away. The next instant, Just as Mr.
Kline was about entering the door, he was
struck on the top Of his head with billy,
in the hands Of the supposed female. The
first blow staggered him, but it was not un-
til he received two more blows on the head
that he dropped the drawer and seized his
assailant, wrenching the billy from the up
lifted hand which was about to deal him
another blow. The next instant the assail-
ant released his hold on Mr.. Kline, gathered
up an armiul Of the envelopes, and darted
through the mill, passing through the spin
ning-room, out OF the rear door, over the
fence, and down the Quarryville railroad.
The alarm now became general, and num-
Der Of mill-handS started in pursuit.
The fugitive was soon overtaken, and he
was at once recognized as Edwin Buchanan
Wilhelm, the discharged employee. His dis
guisc was complete. He wore very pretty
brown chignon, with gray woollen nubia,
with silk tassels, over his head. His dress
was 4 plain but new and neat calico, and
barred woollen shawl enyeloped his Shout
ders. He also wore Il balmoral skirt, and
his dress pocket was filled with red pepper.
All OF the money was recovered with the
exception OF 500. Mr.. Kline, the cashier,
received several cuts on his head, but was
not seriously injured. Wilhelm was COM
united to jail in default OF $1,000 bail for u
hearing on Tuesday.
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a s,n,,k cashi q. - n ], rronhle.
pEFkI.CATION IN THE FARMERS NATIoNA,
BANK RELIC OF THE WELLS FRAUDS.

DEFAICATI0Ns IN THE FARMERS NATIONAL.
BANK RELIC OF THE WELLS FRAUDS.
Especial to the Americana
ANNAPOLIS, March 23.-The city Is again
i'm considerable commotion over the dis
missaI Of Mr.. Louis II. Gassaway from the
position OF teller and cashier OF the Farm
ers National Bank of Annapolis. The
fact is connected with the Wells frauds ex-
posed two months ago, and substantiates
the suspicion OF rottenncss in various
financial institutions in this city that have
been made the prey of spectators. For
the past two weeks an expert, understood
10 be connected with Baltimore banking
house, has been running over almost
the Farmers National Bank in order to as
certain the exact financial status OF that in.
stitution. lie commenced far back, and
found everything correct until he came to
the accounts Of two years ago. He came
across the irregularities manifest under the
ADMINISTRATION OF George Wells, the then pre-
sident OF the bank, and as he continued
with his work it was noticeable that the
cashier (Gassaway) exhibited considerable
nervousness. 1t became apparent to the
sIpert (Mr. Thomas) that all was not yet
told about the exact amount Of money taken
from the bank 1t had already been disco
vcred that the cashier had allowed Ar
thur w. Wells to draw OH drafts some
$4,000, for which Mr.. Gassaway had mort
gagged all his property, and so had his mother
and others, to secure the bank, with the TN
derStanding that lie should retain his situa-
ton and pay one thousand dollars each year
from his salary Of two thousand until the
amount was made good. But the inyeStiga-
ton has brought to hight the fact that among
one OF the last drafts Of Arthur w. Wells,
which was cashcd by Mr.. Gassaway, was
one for seven thousand dollars, Of which
the bank officers knew nothing, and which
both the then president OF the bank and his
son promised should be paid in four or FIVE
days after it was cashed. AS the inyesti-
CATION proceeded under Mr.. Thomas, Mr..
GasSaway expecting and hoping that Mr..
Wells and his son Arthur would pay the
seven thousand dollars, carried that amount
from day to day upon the books rs due from
Baltimore bank, and rs Mr.. Thomas APP
preached the last day "wednesday he dis
covered the false entry. He immediately
said. Louis, you have made false entry"
Mr.. GaSsaway implored Mr.. Thomas to save
him, but the accountant assured him that
be had stepped beyond his bounds, and
although sympathizlng with him, lie could
not hide the transaction. The facts became
known, and Mr.. Gassaway's resignation
was requested. Further developments are
expected shortly.
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THE RELIGIOUS TEsT.-C0ncord, ~. IT,,
March 23.-Tabulated returns from all but
twenty towns and wards show that nearly
all the constitutional amendments have been
adopted, including the one abolishing the re-
ligious test as qualification for office. The
one which proposes to strike out the WORD
protestant from the Bill OF Rights Is
probably defeated by few hundred votes.
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preserving the peace, harmony, and liberty
Of the country.


PERSONAL.
The President has recognized Constanet
vice-consul OF France at Savannah.
Grant has gone to Cincinnati. He sails
for Europe on the 10th of May. Many
called on Grant to ask his influence with
Hayes. but did not secure 1t.
A telegram has been received from Cham
berlain. He will be in Washington on
Tuesday.
Joseph C. Jewell has been appointed sur
veyor Of customs at Evansville, Ind.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
1t is again reported that Secretary Schurz
will probably accept the mission to Berlin.
Morton had long carriage-ride with the
President yesterday, and in company with
Evarts had consultation with him to-day.
Some questions regarding the pay OF
ante.bellum contractors have been referred
to the. Attorney-G General. It is expected
that the Attorney General will decide that
pay service ceased on the 31st of May, 1861,
and direct that contractors be paid to that
date
"A commission has been signed by the
President appointing General Henry G..
Moyne purveyor OF the port of Savannah,
Ga, but is held up on charges against his
character preferred by John E. Bryant.
James Atkins, collector Of customs at Sa-
vannah, Ga, is an applicant for the posi-
ton OF Commissioner Of Internal Revenue,
and has been here for some time pressing
his claim. John G.. Clark, formerly post
master at Savannah, is an applicant for the
collectorship at that port.
Colonel Atkins says the Star is mistaken
in saying he is an applicant for the position
OF Commissioner Of Internal Revenue. He
also says eX-Postmaster Clarke. of Savannah,
is not an applicant for Atkins's place as col
lcctor of the port of Savannah. 1t is likely
the appointment of marshal for Georgia will
not be made for some time, and Smyth''s
commission having expired, he is appointed
ad interim by the court.
The President has appointed Patton j.
Anderson register Of the land Office at
Montgomery, Ala, and Samuel j. Stroback
receiver Of public money OF the land office
at Montgomery, Ala.
At 10 o'clock tonight the President had
received no further acceptances to his tele-
graphic invitation to act on the Louisiana
commission. Governor Brown is still the
only fixed feature Of the affair.
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SHOT AND KILLED IN COLD BLOOD. st.
Louis, No., March 23.-Nick Crenshaw was
shot and killed at his home, near Independ-
ence, Mo-, last evening by, Henry Cathey.
Crenshaw had been the cause OF separa-
ton between Cathey and his wife about a
year ago, and last night Cathey went to
Crenshaw's house, called him to the door,
and killed him. Cathey surrendered him.
self To the authorities.
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THREE MURDERS IN KENTUCKY.-LouiS-
rule, March 23.-The bodies OF two muir
dcred men were found five miles from
Georgetown, Ky, to-day, and identified as
employees of the Pound Gap railroad. They
had just received their wages.
James Robinson shot and killed negro
named Henry Crittenden, in Midway. lie
pleaded that the negro drew pistol upon
him. About ten days ago he shot and dam
gerously wounded another negro.
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. March 24.-Gold opened at 1G4h.
Noon.-Stocks moderately active and better.
Money, per GEN.. Gold, l04A. Exchange-Long,
4s4H; short, 4s6k: Governments active and Il
shade higher. State bonds steady and nominal.
Erening Money easy ut 2G2x per cent. Sterling
4s4H. Gold steady at 1044tGl 041. Governments
active and strong; new SIS, ITO. States quiet and
steady.
.... BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, March 24.-Loans increased one and
a half millions; specie decreased two millions; legal
tenders increased one and one-eighth millions:
deposits incrcasea tribe; revenue decreased seven
eighths of million.
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\ FoRTY-T UsAN D-DoLLAR-FIRE IN
PITTsBURGH.-PiHSburgh, Pa, March 90
A fire broke out tonight in the stables Of
Weldon & Kelly, on Virgin alley just below
Wood street, and, spreading rapidly, de-
stroyed the furnace and range manufactory
Of the same firm, j. G. Bennett d Co.'s hat
mandatory and store-house, and four
small tenement-houses. The total loss will
probably aggregate $4,000, with an insur.
ance OF about $4,000. .
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MARINE IsrEELsGEsCn.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH "a, 1877.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.

|
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Steamship Richmond, Kelly, New York, mercinn-
d se snd ssss g. Asa Co.
| and passengers, w. p. Porter; agent.
Schooner Cafawamteak, KenBerdv, Charleston.
phosphate w iilfain a. James. agent.
SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamer John s. Ide, Geo2hegan, Baltimore, msr.
c sSe2 ana Raase Hssrsx l. y Tatum agent
chand1se ana passengers, l.. Il. Tatum, agent.
ARRIVED SUNDAY.
Steamer Defiance, schropshire, Baltimore, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. Is. Tatum, agent.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamship Richmond; Kelly. New York, ,nerchan-
disc and passengers, ola Dominion Steamship Conn
pany.
disc and passengers, W. L. Porter, agent.
ARRIVED AT CITY POINT SATURDAY.
Bark Tsrpeian tBr.', Doran, Liverpool, 1000
sacks salt, Lee Seldom Co.
CLEARED FOR THIS TORT.
From Liverpool February Cd, bark Traak fSorl
From Liverpool March LIST, bark woye tSor.l An.
dersen.
From Liverpool January o2d, bark TarpeIan tnr.l,
From Liverpool February 9th, bark suIitzelma
From New York March 21st, brig Gipsy DAM
From New York March 10th, brig Genius tGer.),
Gilman, to load for Bahia.
from foCkIanu reDrulry Sftn, SCnOoucI % We.
Crafts, Greeley.
Orb O'Mahoney.
From New York, March l7th.. schooner Gersh
Banker Price. to load for Rio Grande do Sui.
From Rockland March =, schooner Maggie Bel!
Hall.
From New York March 2cth, schooner A. G. Ire
land, Townsend,
From Phlladclp ha March Goth, schooner yashh
Sharp, Candy. -
From Baltimore March rst, schooner D. Il. Steel
man. Hexter.
dusen. Godfrey.
From Baltimore. March 23d, schooner J. F. H
LangrelI, Flowers.
From Baltimore March esd. schooner Cornslia,
Tall. .f
From Orient, l.. l., March. schooner zule.te Ken
yoD, Buckingham.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Zulette Kenyon, from Orient for Rich
mond, at New London March 22d.
Schooner Northumberland, Richardson, from
Richmond for Baltimore, at Norfolk March %.
by telegraph.
FORT MONROE, March 24.-Passed out from
Baltimore: Ea Ks Marie, for Antwerp: Fiator and
Mary j. Baker, for Cork Humley. Orion: Italian
bark, name unknown; ship Calliope, for Bremen;
steamers Baltimore, for Bremen; Lake SepiKon, for
Liverpool brgs S. f. Norita and Mary KEEL, for
Rio. Sailed: Banks ntonette Saga, Sayalnn, and
brig Hardie, for Baltimore. Arrived: Bark Annie
r. Elliott, seeking; brig Genius, from New York,
bound to Richmond.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RIcrsboND, March "a, 1877

RICHMOND, March "a, 1877
OFFERINGS.
WuEAT-White. 2l2 bushels. Red 24S bushels
CoRN.-White, 616 bushels Hired 70 bushels.
OATS.-l24 bushels.
RYE.-S bushels,
MEAL.-20 bushels.
SALES.
WIIEAT.-White,4 40 bushels very good ut 1857;
40 bushels ut $3.50; 40 bushels on private terms ;
80 bushels very good at $l.60-total, 152 bushels.
Red, % bushels ut Sl.57: 20 bushels at $3.50; "a
bushels NJ So; AZ bushels ut Sl.40; 90 bushels
on private terms; 26 bushels very good ut $1.6o-
total, 24S bushels.
CORN White. 104 bushels good on private
terms; 2S4 bushels very good ut 53c.; 40 bushels
common at 50c.; 40 bushels good at SIC; 100
bushels on private tcrms-to:al, 5SS bushels.
OATS.-lS bushels spring 1t &c.
RYE-S bushels common Ut Coo.
MEAL.--20 bushels country-noMed at 60c
RE-EXHiBITED.
CoRN.-Vhite. 200 bushels.
OATS.-9S bushels.
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CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY IN RETAINING AN
SSIRANCE COMPANY'S ASSETS.

INSURANCE COMPAN I ) ASSETS.
NEW HAVEN, CONN, March 24.-Benja-
min Noyes, president OF the National Life
Insurance Company, left for New Jersey
to-day in charge of Deputy Sheriff Stevens,
OF New jersey. 1t is understood that he is
not to be imprisoned in New Jersey. Noyes
was arrested on the charge OF conspiracy in
retaining the assets Of the New Jersey Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company, and refusing
to give them to Ex-Governor Parker, re-
ceiver OF the New Jersey Life Insurance
Company.
THE PROPOSED RELEASE OF TWEED.
New YORK, March 24.-The proposed re-
lease of Tweed is upon the surrender of oil
OF his property and chooses in action. This
by careful examination is found to be only
quarter of million, and is supposed to be
all that Tweed has. This is one Of series
of compromises with the ring. Some have
already been made, and others are in pro-
gress.
CoLoRED MEN EXCLUDED FROM THE GooD-TEA-
PLAR LODGES IN MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, March 24.-Owing to the recent
action of the Grand Lodge OF Good Tenn
plars, of Massachusetts,, in excluding color
ed men from membership, a movement is
now OH foot to establish new lodge by the
ulSSatlSucQ members.
wIFE-PoIsOSER.
Bosros, March 24.-Wiliam T. Callahan,
a colored man, charged with attempting to
poison his wife, has been held in $4,000
bail. He had mixed oXalic acid in her tea
in large quantities on three separate occa-
sions, and warned by the taste she escaped
each time.
A DEFAULTING VERMONT BANK-CAsHIER.
BOSTON, March 24.-Albert Brown,
cashier of the First National Bank at Spring.
field, Vermont, is defaulter for 100000.
WHITING, THE BROOKLYN BANK-RoBBER, COM
MTTED.
NEW YORK, March 24.-Wbiting, who
robbed the Brooklyn Bank, has been COM
mitted for trial. he still refuses to say what
he did with the missing $4,000.
ONE OF THE ALLEGED sAFE-BURGLARs
CHARGED WITH DEFRAUDING THE TREA-
SURY.
NEWARK, n. j., March 24.-Somerville,
the New York lawyer who was implicated
in the Washington saie-burglary, has been
arrested for an alleged attempt to defraud
the Treasury out of quarter OF million
of dollars. He is held in $4,000 bail.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
CHICAGO, March 24.-The Democratic
City Convention has nominated Perry II.
Smith for Mayor.
CINCINNATI. March 24.-Mayor George
w. johnson has been renominated by the
Democrats. -
BANK SUSPENSION.
Troy, n. Y, March 4.-The National
Bank of Gloyersville has closed doors. Two
thirds Of its capital Is tied up in worthless
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THE WHEAT PRosPEcT.-We have con-
rersed with numbers OF our farmers from
different points OF the county, and they all
coincide in the opinion that the wheat crop
IN their respective neighborhoods never
presented more Gattering prospect for an
abundant yield than the present appear
ances.- Cltristiansturg Messenger.
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A CoLoNY.-We were called on last night
by the representatives Of Massachusetts
colony OF thousand persons who propose
to locate in Virginia. a They desire to en-
gage in manufacturing and farming, and
want a large body Of land. They mean
business, and that quickly.-Jynchbatrg
Vir1iui01 oath, Rl:#.t &s..t
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EXPLOSION OF 4 STILL-FOUR PERSONS
March 23.-The still OF
the Boston Dye-Wood and Chemical Com
pany, at East Boston, exploded to-day,
scalding four men, two OF whom are proba-
bly, fatally injured. The building was de-
,,n1;ybad
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MAYoR oAKEY Hale. lNeae Yo,le, March
is generally believed that Mayor Hall
went abroad, fearing further complications
with the old ring. i, !. l.g ,s i II.
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THE WANDER NC HEIR. BY Charles Reade-
TIE GoHPES ST gy kknth Sey TTr1spe
LEGEND or MONTWOSE BY Walter Scott.
TREASURE HUNTERS; BY George NJ Fem.
HaRR Fiji HEN / BY Anthony Troliope.
CHRISTIANS MISTAKE, BY Miss Mulock.
RALP p I W tSil; WEIRD. BY Alexander.
K Fi ~ MGR ~ Gnsras keasc
M MNaKi 5g hSth b 6. Erasei.TytIer.
%AKp or WIFE. Brisk. cr!spy, and Sparkling.
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FAILURE.-Ne,o York, March 24.--Walter
C. Adams, formerly Of the Star-Line Texas
Packet, latterly commission merchant, 1Sl
Pearl street, has failed. Liabilities, $780,
600. Mostly held abroad. st.,t.: s
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James T.. stuiz Is appointed postmaster at
Dyer's store, Henry county, Va, u;ce A.
G. Robinson, deceased.
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MINERAL WATERS.

BETHESDA WATER This celebrated
ID WATER has been lately. introduced into this
Streets who Is the sole agent for It's Richmond
and vicinity. Although bur recently discovered It's
curative powers In all diScasesof the Kidneys and
bladder and arrangements of the stomach, such as
dyspepsia, &c, arc remarkable rs 10 place It ut
once In the front rank OF curative waters. There Is
efectually eradicate from tic System al traces OF
diseases requiring dluretic treatment.
ts.aEs. is2'st ,st.tFD GEORGE sCHEN,
+ NH 6-3m s.sgsf r. -. HOO Eain street.
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Flour.

Fine. $3.50; superfnc. S6.25 lSG. so !; extra SUI
pertine 1928: common family. S7.75; fancy tlln-
Market steady.
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TWEED TO BE RELEASED -NeD York,
March 24.-phe Times says IL has been de-
finiteiy settled that Tweed will be released
in few days.
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CONrECTTONEnrEs. DO.

DIE-FRUITS-CANNED G0ODS.-One
Il thousand dozen two and three. pound Canned
tSn.nonnti Strawhersies. wo-pound sRasposrrtess
two-pound Damsons. two-pound B.zckhsrriess two-
pouni Pneapp!es, two-p0nnd Lima beaGs, NO
inr,sl,aiYoTnia Canned Peaches. Apyieots, GreeR
cages, Fresh Pranss, Dates, Drtet Peaches. three
Ta 81 = 80 1919 Main street.
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sEW1NG.MACMINEs.

GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE FOB
", MACHINES AND MANURACTUREs on
OTsHER STATEs.-1.. We offer 10 the public SUI
pelrior SEWIEC-MACHlNE at "a reduced price
Sold on easy tnstalments. II. e. Gibbs. an expert.
enced sewing-machine man, Is now Engaged IN TINS
era. 8. A SUPERIOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FERp!.
LIZER, at very reasonable rates, 70 which we cal!
special attention. 4. CAST-fRoa PIPES of all
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fe 22.3nn No. l6 Ninth street. Agent.