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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-03
4 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 THE NORTH, WEST md SOUTHwEST
~ DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID SCENERY MAGNIFICENT BQUIP-


-, DouBIE TRACK, STEEL Rails.
SPLENDID SCENERY MAGNIFICENT EoUTe-
IN EFFECT JANUARY a. 1882
corner Sixth and Streets az follOws
Of Pullman Hotel and Sleeplng Cars ut $50 a. ia
daily; Fast Line, $50 NJ daily, with stepping Cars
ES y. m. daily, with Palace Cars to Plttsburg and
cincinnati Mall Express, E5O y, IN. daily for Pitts
BSLTfMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Unnandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, NIAGARA $50
p IN. dG,iy, except Saturday. with Pance Cars to
For Wlllnuisport, Lock Haven and Elmira, at eso
rSt n Nav SaI yor GN aSb tS Sanfay SON, ,o, M
Limited Express re- 9S Of FSSnS mai "a TSr Ga dS S
For brooklyn, n. y. ali through trains connect
AZ at, Jersey CTS. with boats of brooklyn Annex,
double Srrase aTos NeS york City greet "''''"S
For Pn IN. soy a. m iGiS ~ M, iso Si9 Ss9
p NJ. Limited Express 6SO i. M M daily, SSccps
For baltimore $40 500 nso 1910 n. m. and lao I'm
40 $40 1890 $50, aud 1000 p. ~. on sunday Sol
800 a. M, l:O, $50, 1880, $3.50, and tO:2O D. IN.
For Popes Creek Line, $40 u. M and $40 p. M daily.
For Annapolis $40 a. and $40 p. IN, daily, excOps
sunday
ALEX ANDRTA AND FREpERIcKsBURa RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria. $50. 7:9O 90 IiOO and lies A. IN,
IN 500 G2D 500 and 1880 D. m; on Sunday ai go
G2o, ll;OO and ll:21 q, M, Rnd 500 p m.
and 900 y. m, daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 600. sos.
Si3, and 1000 m, i2iO, 800 500, 700 and GeO p. m.
u NJ. 100 and de9O y. m.
Tickets and Information ut the Office, northeast
nue., and at the station where orders can be lc for
the checking Of baggage to destination from hO;ols
- j. II. WOOD General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
GREAT GERM DESTROYER!
DARBY'S
Prophylactic Fluid!
SMALLPOX
ERADICATED.
ContagiOn destroyed.
Sick Rooms purified

Sick Rooms purified
and made pleasant.
Fevercd and Sick
Persons relieved aud
refreshed by bathing
with Prophylactic Fluid
added to the water.
Cntarrh relieved and
cured.
Erysipelns cured.
BurnsTelieved instantly
Sears prevented.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-03

UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

Floreston Cologne Is grateful TO invalids, because
II is refreshing without tho sckcning effect of
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-03
I'VE coNpIrIoN oF rHH INTERPRETATIONS

for the public schools up to March l. 1882, was re-
ceived from the Auditor OF the District:
The daily gazette., 1882-04-07
Another Model Husband Come.

by the sudden death Of Mr.. Jes,e
James, the Western outlaw, society loses
model husband and father. Some men
are honest TO their friends, others al e
honest to themselves, but the Western
safe braker, train robber and slaugh-
terer oil yet uncuunted fellow men con-
cehtIated all of his honesty upon his
family, so his larder ives always full, his
wife was well provided with spending
money and the family residence was
satisfactory to those who inhabited it.
MI James was never known to endow a
theological profess Jrship, as some more
prominent fnauciers have done, and his
name has headed no list of subscriptions
thought to missionary purpcs IS, but per-
maps he that an appropriation Of other. peo
pies money had no right toluse ll-gotteu
Iunds fJr other purposes than those of
Necessity. AS the poor fellow had never
enjoyed the peculiar advantages of an
education in New York financial circles
he should not be too severely blamed
Tor not appearing IN the double roIs Of
phllanlhropist and thief. Mr.. James
even neglected that more popular
method OF achieving notoriety tnat con-
- S'@huihB leaI al every oar, pay
lug with money that is needed by the
WIFE and children at home. HIS sins,
winch must always be remembered
against him, were almost as numerous
aud shocking as those of Tamuany
politicians or bank wrecking judge, but
MS slngle virtue, that Of caring well for
MS family, is one that many men who
cls lm to be better can neve. plead in
Psliiation tf their own lniqulties.-N.
Y. Herald.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-07
INDIAN Ulvlli.lnr Thenselves.

From the New York Herald.
Although all army Officers are credited
with believing that no Indian is good un-
til he rs dead large number believe
nothing of the sort. Among these latter
are General Brisbin and Miles, and on an.
other page one of these gentlemen, in urg
ing that Indians be allowed homesteads
in severalty, instead OF all lands beIug
held In the names OF tribes, tells of an In
teresting experiment made by the other
upon a band OF Cueyennes. In wilduPss
savagery and general fendishness the
Cheyennes have long been the equals OF
any other prairie tribe, but when Gener-
al Miles captured four bundled of them
four years ago and gave them rude
start at farming they took kindly at the
business, raised cattle; learned he valve
OF crops and of money and how to make
bargains, and now a number of them are
managing farms, living in log houses
built by themselvF, have all the credit
they want, pay tn eir bills promptly and
ask nothing of the government except
deeds, such as white men get. TO the lands
which they are cultivating. The only
objection that can be made to this cheap
and rapid way of civillzing Indians Is
that It threatens the prospects and pock
cts OF the Indian Ring.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-07

The marine bicycle 10 a novelty de-
scri bed bv the Boston Sunday Courier.
II is The invention Of an named Orch,
aud Is eOm bination OF a "oatamarau"
boat, y bicycle, q sall-bo4t and q mar ne
props ller. The bOat,, Of which they are
two, are built of white Fine, and are
twenty feet long by seven inches Wide.
They ere united three feet apart by four
cr0sl-bars of oak fastened to the boats
by lag screws entering the blocks be-
meath, which divide each boat into iour
aIr-tight safety compartments. On The
two centre CT, ss-6aIs is placed an iD-
clined mounting plank, and on this is
mounted the machinery, adjuS able bus-
pension saddle, adjusGabl1 detacL aele
cracks and pedals, aud movoable haudle
bar. To mast 10 attached an awning,
which eau be- converted into q SAIL
depending from toe rear croSs-b8r is a
device through which passes q shaft
connecting brass propeller TO the bsv-
elled gears on the mouOtiDg plank. In
tue rear OF the propeller Is a brass rud.
der which is controlled by y positive
motion Of the steering bar. The oper-
ati' u OF the boats IS identical with that
Of the road bisycle. The oratC of the
rider is flom three to four inches and of
the propeller from sixteen to eighteen
inches. 1t IL aid to run with safety in
rough as well as smooth water.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-07
THn GLANCE A DEoIprp AnvAN

TIE CHANGE A DECIDED ADvAN-
TAGR.-Our people who daily visit
Philadelphia cannot help perceiving
the advantage which the cha nge of
the P, W. s B. to the Pennsy ylvania
r. R. Company gives to passengers.
The cars have. recently been more
thoroughly ventilated and frightened
with fresh colors, while the ride ia
made more pleasant because of the
rapid transit and briefsr stoppages at
stations. But the greatest advantage
is found in the new and elegant depot
IN Philadelphia to VIII ich the passenger
is carried direct and put down in the
very heart of the greatIcity. Here one
can enjoy himself for an hour if he
pleases in admiring the beauties of
the great railroad which is portrayed
in pictures hung round the rooms, or
toast his feet before the most delight
full wood Hre he has seen since the
oeAln OF Als great-Rrsndtather when
he stood in the corner and Witnessed
the consumption of the great hickory
log a. it blazed on the hearth and
warmed and lighted the apartments at
tns Same time, making everything as
cheerful as nature herself. But what
Ii Oetter, improvements do not seem
to stop; every week the great corpora
tlon is doing something to make Its
customers more comfortable, and all
must wish 1t success. The new depot
here will soon be done and give us
Snotnsr TASTE OF the great advantage
of the change.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-07

One of the reporters of the London
Telegraph, who has been investigating
: the beggars of that great hive Oi
humanity, gives these remarkable
facts about the blind beggars 81
can," he says, "speak positively as
regards blind men who are street
beggars. Finding them in wretched
homes, with a dIuuken wife and
grown-up lazy children, living in
clover on the money bestowed on their
sightless parent during the day,I have
interested in their favor those who,
had they been willing, would at once
have placed them in comfortable
asylum where, for the remainder Of
their lives, they would have been well
fed, aud lodged and taught a trade az
well. But 10 at least three instances
they declined to avail themselves OF
the opportunity. Two Of them ex-
cused themselves on the plea that they
could not bear to live among stran-
gers; but the third bluntly told me
that though he was blind he was not
exactly fool, and it wasn't very
likely that he was going to be Gagged
for the sake of his food and a bed.
when he could make seven shilIings
in short day by going about with bis
dog, and enjoy his pipe and his glass
every evening""
The daily gazette., 1882-04-07
FRlDAY. ARRI ., tsss

GozE BEsaINe. The Radical party
seems 10 have taken new course alto
gether strange TO Wilmington politics.
In fact 1t may be said to have the ''Mayor
fever.n The hunt for political office
never was SO violent, in Republican
circles before. And never did p4rtizAn
prejndlce and aflinity exhibit such fckle-
ness. Changsable as the wind, to-day
1t is Ldchtenstein, tomorrow fot Col.
Macallister, and the next day ex-I Treas
ursF Vincent, or ex-Register Fraim.
Aud now it 10 DR.. Wales. The las.
seems to have besn brought ont by the
upper crust IS the dark hOrse-A gentle
man 70 satisfy all the divisions and
subdivisions. Perhaps he may. He is
toO pleasant = gentleman for this posi-
ton, aud 100 good . physician to be
taken from his profession. If II were
for NO o.hef reason than this Nc should
osrtAihly endeAVor 70 defeat hinI; but
then there is the other reSs0a- hd is
Republican As we'll as = "dark horse"
when in fact TO be consistent, thai party
shouid take up q real dark horse, aud
let the cOlored brother have . chance.
The cOloiad psopls cast about one-thlrd
Of the votes OF tho Radical party he ~ and
have clAinl upon it for office, which
has conslantly been held up 20 their
gaze; but ~ constantly denied. Now
Is the time. Sinee the leaders Of the
patty refused to be satisfied with Col.
MacAllister aud Count Lichtehstein,
and Lawyer Fralm and the Delaware
historian, why not centre upon james
Anderson, colored, and show their faith
by their works? Surely if they al con-
cur in the sentiment that negro is as
good as a white man, aud that all should
be upon an equality, they ought not 10
keep continually hiding their light
under a bushsl. Now is tho time.
Let The party make good its prete htlons,
him for Mayor, or else tell thu negroes
at once that they are not bit to DO put
into official station that they never can
be nominated and elected by the Radi-
cal party, even where it has overwhelm-
ing majOrities. The & 4dical orators and
newspapers are eternally denouncing
white people because, as they allege,
the prejudice they entertain fpr the
white race, now let thess people give us
an example by casting aside political
animoslty toward their dear colored
brother and nominate him for office,
thus "practicing what they PREACH" or
forever after hold their peace and ac-
knowledge their hypocrincal tears for
the negro have 10 foundation ih fact,
and that their votes, being necessary
to secure them political, office are all
they want or care fpr.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-07

UNABLE to meet the arguments Of
our urcorrsspOndent " Victory or refute
his disagreeable assertions, the Nsrn-
ine Rsss oOnteHts itself with pointing
out an error in the spelling Of . word
which had been marked IN the proof,
busin the hurry Of going to press the
correction was overlooked. This Is
certainly q condescension which we
did not expect 70 witness in our two
cent neiRhbor.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-07

AHA democratic victories in the
"es1 win reaoh California in a good
time TO give men confidence in Demo-
cratic strength and to strengthen their
ue'erminations to abandon party
which places intelligent foreiE n born
citizens on level with heather Chi.
nsse laborers.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-07
A Little Boy KiIIed by . cougar

From the San FL IanciAco Chronicle.
A most distressing accident oc-
CURED at Mount Vernon, about six
miles from Kalama, Or, on the 21st
instant. Gussie Graves, a six-ysar-
old step-son of W. ]. Magoon. was
caught and terribly msngled by a cou-
gar The little fellow was several
rods away from the house when ho
was heard to scream. Miss Baird. a
neighbor, who was there on a visit,
first caught sight OF the animal and
her cries brought the others 10 the
spot. When the cougar saw the
young lady it dropped the boy aud
turned to attack her, but seeing the
others approaching turned and seizing
the boy again attempted to drag him
over fence. At this point Miss
Graves struck him with stick, whsn
he dropped the boy and walked away
growing. The boy died the follow
log day.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-07
ANCHOR LINE

UNITED STATES Mali, srEAMERa
Sail weekly to and from
NEW YORK AND GI As0oW. VIA T.ou-
DoNDERRY.
cabin Passage, $50 to $50, Returns SlI0
10 $40. Second Cabin, 44a. Re-
turn Tickets, e15.
Steamers sail every Saturday to and from
NEW YORK AND LONDON DIRECT.
CABIN Passage, a15 TO SOS Returns, SlOO
and Sl20.
Steerage passengers booked at low rates
passenger accommodations are unex
celled.
All Staterooms on Main Deck.
Passengers booked ct lowest rafea In or
from Germany, Italy, Norway Sweden.
Denmark, &c.
or books of aTours in Sec tlano. y Rates
pians, DC, apply to HENDhRSOS
ppsESmIIH,s15EhS, psSmIH,s5 New york, or SAM UEL n.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-07

1T MAY nave been the manner in
"hicn the senior editor of the NetOs
re@o tne extract from the GAZETTE,
which it calls "Humorous," /" that
caused the carrot-bsaded youu 9 editor
to give the article that caption.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-07
The New Goods,
Spring of 1882.

We have kept on improv-
ing in the various cutting de-
partnents and work-rooms
of Oak Hall, and as a conse-
quence thenew Spring Stock
shows a most attractive ap-
pearance.
Even in advance of the
season we will take pleasure
in showing the new goods.
Oak Hall is an "all the
year round" store and all
kinds Of Mems and Boys
Clothing for every conceiva-
bic occasion is on hand and
ready for instant service.
WANAMAKER & Brown,
Sixth and Market Sts.,
PHILADELPHIA.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-07
LI0ENs6 NOTICES
NJ OTICE,--I. wnu.,,

NOTICE., William ] o.,
~ owner OF the win n Tnampbtl, IN,
pfemilesi known as The Al mehlioass
y uated AZ Colllns' BeanE g,nia Hoassu
trict No. o. BIaekbiISS nd fGSn, Gnn,ss sschOol Gis
county OF New Castle, ana S,l SHr' d In IN
Ware, In eompliRnre with s,e n 0fDth.
menus OF the acts OF the Ga, ne teQulrs.
ply 70 such care made and andIe[Sl nlaI. Assem-.
hereby give notice that i Sh provided, doI
Wrnlng 70 the Court OF Gensil Apply IN
ot tne teuce AID jail DaiS,,ssl etsslOns
state OF Delaware, in and dpSe,riVSsry S,r Of TSs IN
county, on Monday, the al a New CasIls
A.D 1882, being the nsst Of Nav
court, fora licenie ior sa,J Salm tSetm Of saiai
ion Or Tavern, for The sale II nouse as an
oxicaling LIQUORS In less onaeiein nsaeiein Of ID.
one quart " be drunk on tha sllles than
ana The following Tespec,ahiee ptemiAes
the said district reeom m AL citizens n
pticatton, TO Wiz: Tue said a..
TT0eIt EyonS ,,r n; ci5,,S h5,e,Sgins, Henry Robinson
az - n,S' HoinA' !: i. Fenemors
James T.. Arthurs. Win naeNaunee,
John Barber. John c Taylor.
John A. Cooper. John IooLh
Henry Coo or. p. "a Whefman.
Edward ". Jones. warner.
aPre-S' WI. .CAMPBEt,
The daily gazette., 1882-04-07

The Texas Legislature met in
extra session at Austin Yesterday,
A bill was introduced In the
House for the appointment of a
Board OF Railroad Commissioners
ito regulate passenger and freight
rates and provide against unjust
The daily gazette., 1882-04-07

NOTICE.-I, Robert Cottingham. III,
1N owner or the house situated a. M
$40 Mary land ave nue, being the S, RI
corner OF Liberty aud MaTyl ind sye
nue., In the Eleventh ward OF MI
city OF Wilmington, chunty n
New Castle, and SLate of Delaware nj
compliance with The Requirements ID
the acts of the General Assembly IN such
ease made and provided, do hereby glvs
notice that l shall apply In writing O
the Court OF General Sessions II ihs
Peace aud Jail Delivery of the state d
Delaware, In and for New Castle county
Oh Monday, the stu day OF May, A. d.
1882. being the next term of said Couft
for license for said house as an inn III
tavern to sell the elm lnLox xicating liQua
In less quantities than one quart, 10
drunk on the premises, aud the fol0Wll.
respectable citizens Of the said wahl
recommend the said application, viz:
Edward Mcguire, Purnell Peters,
James keenan, p. 4. Matthew,
James McGrath, Joseph acy,
Thos. MoEvslle, John HALEY,
Daniel HRnley, VIM. O'UOnnell
John M. O'T0oie, Thomas Webb,
Iohn Friel, Andrew Querty,
Jonn McEvelie, Georgia., ChadElck,
Barney NugeDi, Wm. X. RObiDsOD,
John Borden, VIM. II. FOrsVlhe
Michael McEvelIe, Thorn as Bardpn,
Michael Dunn. Charl 6 ]. sullivan
TheO. Denney.
aprl-St ROBERT CoTTINGHAM.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-07

MOTICE-T, William Reese ~.
~ OF the within ment Toned ,ue n. owbes
known hs the Mt. l leasani HotpatIe tptIemi q
Ted In the village or Mt Pie ssWt allul,
District No. ". Mill Creek n undrs. s,eh9ol
countyol New Caetleand star M MN IN lat
in compliance with the Teon,ra,.Aswaie
the acts OF tho General Assembly' q
case m .do and provided. 10 hay1. u such
notice lhat 1 shall apply in wr;;y, glwI
the Court of GenaTaI Sessio,s sing 70
Peace and jail Delivery or aha q VI
Delaware, In aud for New CaEtIs ae ooe q
on Monday, the 9Th day OF Mav0 v0oaaY
1882. being the next term of sa;5I n.D
Tor liceuse for said house es an coar
tavern lor The sale therein of finInyii ina y
liquors IN less qualities than ona ,0alal aAl
TO be drunk on the premises qasI
4 flowing respectable citiz snS ~ abs nuu Ias
district recommend the said a ~, w ,seo,,l las
vizi N fN 'Fi''atloo
Frank Whlteman. Christian sIsts,h..
'JameG SprthKtr. James CHM
John LaneTty. g. Marsh ali Jordsn
reLeL Soynell. Barton McEIyes
jeremiah Whiteman,
David HOllinRsworth
aprA-St WILLIAM REESE,
The daily gazette., 1882-04-07

1851 Prizes, amounting to. ........., 0IlO lO0
Responsible corresponding agents want,
Bation wDl be paid.
For further Information, write clearly
giving iuil address. send orders by az
press or Registered Letter, or Money Or
der by mail, addressed only To
N. A. DAUPHIN.
New Orleans, La,
or Ma A. DAUPBIN at
III LaSalle street, Chicago, Illinois.
Or NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
COZ Seventh ST., Washington, d. G.
The New York office is reno vod TO Chi.
cagO. S~ :" Sni-
n. B.--orders addressed to Nav Or
leans VIII receive prompt attention.
The particular attention OF the Public
Is called Id the fact that the entire M m.
per OF the Tickets for eacb Monthly
I1g Dr1awing Is sold, and consequent ~ ali the
drawn and paid. ~"A
febl6-Iweod.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-07
DUBLIC SALE
OF
THRERMING MACHINERY


TIL REsHING MACHINERY.
The subscriber will sell at Public sale
Without reserve at the residence OF John
II. Rees, on the road from Oglet0wn 10
WILSON'S shops, about two miles south
east Of Newark, DEL, on
THURSDAY, APRIL 10Th, 1882,
at o'clock, p. M,
All OF his Threshing Machinery, consist
ing OFF, Portable Engines, 8 and S-horse
power, made by John Best, Lancaster.
Pa, l-30 and 1856 inch Westinghouse in.
dependent Grain Threshers, 30 and 1885
Westinghouse Combined Glover and
Grain Threshers, 2 Water Tanks ON
wheels, Corn Sheller, (Smfth's p Itentl,
lot 81 inch Leather Bell, Tools, Tool
Boxes, &C, Dc.
Any one wanting any of the above
Kind of machinery VIII mud il 10 their
advantage to attend the sale. as they are
al In good order and Will positively be
sold as intend to quit the busi ness.
1ERMs.-i0 months by note with an
proved security. WIN, r. REFS.
Newark, De
l.. W. sudham d Son, Auc'rs. qtWs
The daily gazette., 1882-04-07
POLITICAL GAR DS.
EoR MAYOR
EoR MAYOR

DOR sHERIFF OF NEW CASTLE
Il COUNTY IN 1882.
At the solicitation OF numerous friends
throughout the county have decided to
become q candidate Ior Sheriff at the ap-
proachlng democratic nomination cleo
ZION and pledge mvself TO cordially and
earnestly support the successful nonIuee,
! hetehy return thanks to my friends Ior
thelr support in the past.
PURNAL !. LYNCH,
apr4-tn st. Ie0rge's Hundred,
The daily gazette., 1882-04-07

The Confederate graves at New
Orleans were decorated yesterday.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-07

NJ OTHCE II, Susan CottIngham :,
IN owner OF the house sltuatad ~ w
=. corner Fiith And Walnut streets. in nj n
FOuTtn werd OF Lhe ciIy ofWil inTts.
ware, In compliance with The TsonN
ments or the acts OF the General sns"
bly, In SUCH case made and proyidsS II
hereby give notice that shall annIy N
writing 10 the court of g Gensral SsssisaJ1 n \
OF the Peace and JAN Delivery of n.y.
state OF Delaware, In and for New C..I.
county, on Monday, the sth day Of MI
A. D., 1882, being the next tei m Of IN
couri, LOT license for said house as nj
Inn or tavern for the sale therein Of III
toxicating liquors In less Quantities lA.nl
one quar-, to be drunk on the premIss,
and the following respectable citilea. N
thN said ward recommend the said autII
The daily gazette., 1882-04-07
LOUISIANA STATE LorrrRY.


Particular Notice.
All the drawings will hereafter be un-
der the exclusive supervision and control
of GENERALS @. T. BEAUREGARD
and JUBAL,A. EARLY.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FoRTUN FOURTH
GRAND DISTRIBUTION, GLASS ID
AT NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY, APE.
1Ith, 1ss2-I43d Monthly Drawing
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CO.
incorporated in 1868 for IS years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charl-
table purposea-wlth a capital OF 81, 900,
NO-to which a reserve fund OF $780,
0OO has since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote It's
franchise was made part of the present
state Constitution adopted December "a,
A. D., 1873.
lts Grand single Number ID DFavvInGa
Will take place monthly. II never scdles
or postponed. Look at the following Dis
tribution;
The daily gazette., 1882-04-07
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Dis
ence,
Med
n be 7
for wh
20 cent
usglsl
Todd
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bce on
3Are.
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hours;
bS p
day
The daily gazette., 1882-04-07

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