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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-08-23
Fl RIV PRESS.

from MS belt, started out. After going
ont there was an immediate improve
ment in the firing business 1t. was de-
cidedly more life like, inasrnuch that
the deacons sat working their fingers.
After a while the ministers returned,
and placing an ear and a nostrii and a
halt of a nose on the pulpit, remarked:
He that hath ears to hear, let him be-
have himself.n The sermon then pro-
ceeded without interruption.
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Base Insinuations.

Texas preachers are said to be very &C.
centric, and their mild unnaturalness
has given rise to q great many remarks
and a few stories. The following mar
rative was told us confidentially by q
slanderer. A minister arose before Q
large audience, took his text and began
preaching. A brisk firing Of pistols be-
gan on the outside Of the church.
Brother Deacon" said the minister,
IT believe those fellows are casting in
situations at ME. In fact, I am very
nearly convinced" he continued, as a
piece Of plastering fell from the wall
close to his head.
II think, parson, thatit refers to some
one else replied the deacon.
The minister raised o tumbler Of wa
ter and was in the act of applying it to
his lips when the glass fell, shattered by
q shot. This is an innuendo no Ion
ger said the minister, wiping the wa
ter from his vest, this is what I term
an unmistakable thrust. The congre-
cation will please sing while | 90 out
and investigate the matter. r. there
another preacher in the house?n
Yes said the old man, throwing
down a stick which he had been whit
Ting, arising and pulling at the waist 81
bis pants like q man who had just
Strengthened up after setting out a row
Of tobacco across a broad field.
"Got ON IN extra?u
Yes
nUnlimber.u
The whiting preacher handed over Z
large Remington pistol, which the in
suited preacher took, and drawing one
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ITEMS OF

A man ct an Ann Arbor hotel, who
owed $40 for board. died Of heart disease
while the landlord was gone for q war
rant for his arrest.
The pay of Mr.. Harrison, the boy
| Evangelist, for his services at the Love
land camp meeting near Cincinnati, Is
officially stated by the treasurer to have
! been 800 a week and beard
The Wisconsin man Of 50 who has
Just married a wonlan OF = IS not rich,
as is usual in such cases, but is a pauper
| while the bride has a little money. Its
d genuine love MATCH she declares.
The marriage Of McCarnahan and Miss
| Burnham was forbidden by the girls
| father at Paris, III. She escaped from
| from the house in the night, walked
eight miles to q telegraph office, and sent
q message to her lover to come to her.
But be, less resolute, had committed SUI
icide.
Lord Charles Beresford, prominent in
the British attack on Alexandria, Is one
| Of the handsomest men of the British
aristocracy, and has had no reputation as
a warrior. It was supposed that Lord
Charley was more interested in fine
holses than in gunboats and fort-captur-
ing.
The question is being publicly dis
a1crnJ - n.,otoa .r1,o%5.nn Iantfctyu -. a
proper calling for a oman Some OF
the newspapers are condemning and
others defending a woman who has be-
come o dentist, and the clergy OF st.
John and Lewis churches have prohibit
ted their people from pa~tronizing her.
A girl was thrown out Of u wagon and
seriously hurt on the day be ore her
wedding at Media, Pa. Therefore the
ceremony was performed while she lay
in bed, with the bridesmaids grouped
around, and as many of the guests in
the room as it would hold. AS Il graft
f~cation to the company, q sister I. the
bride wore the bridal costume.
Lie pOllialb vi ~ captain IA LIZ A5ts1-
walton army in Philadelphia is given IN
the JVdr Org. the journal OF the move
nlent. His name is Milton Light, but
his title OF Kansas Jack is printed in
much bigger letters, and the picture rep
resents him with q gun in his hands, a
pistol and kni at his side. His belt
stuck full OF cartridges, and an express
sion on his face that might be regarded
as the threat OF a cut throat or the re-
proof of an evangelist, according IS the
likeness is assumed to have been takel
before or after his change OF heart.
The pastors of the Methodist EpiscopaI
churches OF New York, Pa, publish
card giving their reasons Tor re .using It
attend ''so-called Methodist camp meet
ines.n Many Of these enterprises, they
say, are not under the control Of any de
p~artnlent of the church. fand are man
aged by grossly immoral men, who Use
money to bride uneducated cCnsciences
and obtain this money by collision with
railroad corporations. 1--WE are in favor
of camp meetings" the clergymen add
whenever it al be demonstrated thai
their influence is more helpful to ths
cause of Christi
National Republican., 1882-03-14
DISTRICT COURTS.

COURT IN GEN ERAL TERM-THE CuIEF-JUsrIcE,
JUSTICES Cox AND JAMFs.-Black VS.. Smith sale set
aside. Mcpherson VS.. Lowell; case to be revived.
Johnson Douglass; motion filed TO dismiss appeal
because of errors. Johnston District of Coumbia:
argued by Mr.. Cook for plaintiff Adjourned till ten
a. to-day. Asssnment-Nos, H. IL, 90 q, , 90 IS,
40, A, and ~
Equity CouRT-JusrfcE HAasER.-Blake VS..
Blake; Margaret A. Blake appointed trustee. Mer-
Ger vs., Hogan commission to take testimony of r.
report confirmed Young Us, 8radlSyi motion for
fS,Iied nisi Adjourned iii ten a. M To-Day. AS
signment-No. (on hearing) and Moe,
vs. Curtis verdict against will. Foley vs. CLARK ct
AL; verdict for defendants. Bradley ct al Vs. Herr;
pan eaed AND suit at Raoarsed III tsn
D. m. to-day Assignment calendar Nos. li5, i6l, l02
i onN1h ts IA 20 M M s% wyLs,ephen Cas-
sassa, occupying street; not guilty. Augustus Q.
sSsd Ssd 5 to %! fG aSq;gi ny $
John Fuller; recognizance forfeited and bench war
guilty. Hugh sds eson oense pe Pf9asS SrcehS nS
nSS Sere S Not SsHrGe ] + SrHg 6uTgasy and
and ordered TO restore properly. Moses smith,
burglary and larceny; pleaded guity Of peit larceny
John Zarembo larceny verdict not guilty; defend.
ant discharged John Q. Blondin talais John Q.
Blnndenl, second ofiense petit larceny; verdict
GnifO James H. SchoOler, John o. Lucas (aas Scabby
jury TSoaas 6SeT Preeny peadEed PIC. Ed ao
guilty Philip Relter appeal assault; hne reduced TO
til ten a. m to-day. Asslgnment-(Dlstr casesl-
Patrick Sullivan and Thomas w. Smith. occupying
John Wal,h, and Henry BusecEe, unlicensed bar
Spencer Webb, fast drivlngi Pool & Brooke and
well, unlicensed cattle broker; James H. Waugh and
William Taylor, concealed weapons; Frank Waters
Ter, profane and Indecent language; James Hanra-
han two chargesl Indecent exposure; Thomas Por-
dealers.
National Republican., 1882-03-14
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Mr.. william Upson, Of Notioway County, and
William &. Roberts, ofPeterburg, arc dead.
John l.. Partlow, Of Rappahannock County. and
Captain L. Q. CundiH of Bedford County, are
dead.
Miss Mary Johnson, daughter OF Mr.. Frederick
Johnson, wealthy aud prominent farmer OF
Botetourt County, was fatally burned few days
ago.
The Masons Of Richmond are about 10 commence
the erection of a splendid temple. corner Of Main
and Ninth streets, having purchased a beautiful
The farm of Dr. John Merchant In Powhatan
County known as Beaumont" and containing
e7b ocres, has been sold TO q. T. Morewood, OF
England, for $1,000 cash.
The board of health of Lynchburg presented an
account Of s322l for yaocinaung the citizens dur.
Ing the late smallpox excitement II appeared
from their report th1t 6j77 were vaccinated in all,
ofwhich 6422 :" took" aud 2,l3G were failures.
In the corporation court OF Lynchburg Friday
last, the trial was commenced of the suit Of John
D. Noble against A. NJ. Davies Co., growing out OF
tho celebrated Hart forgeries. The amount in.
$4,000
There is good reason to believe that not only is
the Central Lunatlc Asylum to be located at
Petersburg, but that also the new normal (coloredl
school provided for by the General Assembly, and
probably also old William and Mary College, now
located at Williamsburg.
Mr. William Cameron, the head of one OF the
largest tobacco manufacturing Establishments
of Petersburg, has for several years been residing
in Australia, whore ho superintends large
factory. A number of young men experienced
in tho business have during the past several years
gone out TO Australia to live.
A bold attempt was made Friday night to burn
the jail OF Prince George County by one OF the
negro prisoners named Henry Harris, who was con-
yioted on Thursday OF housebroeking and SEN
fenced to three years Imprisonment In the peni-
tentlary. The plot was TO murder the jailer also,
II Unnecessary, TO effect an escape,
Captain overall and wife, OF Warren County,
have leased their mineral rights in several thou.
sand acres of land In Page and Warren Counties TO
William 8. McIlhey, of Washington, ID. c., and a
wealthy syndicate, for term OF ninety nine years.
They receive bonus ofsa, 800 and royalty is re-
served on all the minerals mined, including twenty
cents per ton iron ore, 81 on manganese and 10
per cent on gross value Of gold silver, copper, or
other valuable ores.
"MY personal knowledge OF the effect of St
Jacobs Oil on burns sprains, and bruises leads me
TO express myself strongly In favor Of tho Great
German Remedy" writes Mr.. Frank 3. Brown,
North Attleboro'. Mass
National Republican., 1882-03-14
REAL ESTATE.
The OmciaI transactions ns Recorded
Yesterday.

Mr.. j. T. olmstead presents the following transac-
tions In real estate In the District yesterday, as
ported to him by the Recorder OF Deeds
CITY PROPERTY.
on Corcoran street. corner of Fifteenth street west,
ubot 70 600 feet ~ inches by 9j ee square @s Ben
amin +. Hin to Thomas Evans, nominal.
ON Iowa Circle, between and streets north, sub
lot So (25 feet by depth. square 2il William b. Orme
10 Frederick Koones, S3.9O.
on New Hampshire avenue, between and U
streets north north part of lot SO 6 feet by depth)
square 176 John H. johnson to John w. Starr 81 $50
on street north, near corner OF Fourteenth street
west suhlot lg6 O by 10 fee, square 2iO John Sher-
ON New York avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets west sublot u (225 feet by depth, square
372, william +, Reamer to Samuel Collins, "a 500.
ON Tenth street west between q aud streets
3GL Aiphonso r. Winter ct vir. to Martin l.. Gran
Vile, 600
On X street north between Ninth and Tenth
streets west, subot 20 20 feet inches by "A feet
on Maine avenue, between Third and FOur-and-a-
halfsreets west, subOt 81 (567 by l225 feet,
vaton c, otto l.. Wolfsteiner to Jacob W0fstelner,
s2i0O.
west part fots u and 10 (2 by l5 feet square 5s2
William Campbell to Chaplin Brown, 81 900
Same property as next above described, Chaplin
Brown TO Mary H. Campbell, $1,000
On G street north. corner of Eleventh street east,
original lots and IA l5 feet inch by depth) square
g8i; also on Eleventh street east, near corner of @
north original lot Is W feet inches by depth)
aud original lot II 55 feet inches by ll5 feet l0
inches), square 9Gi Elizabeth Hessler TO Andrew
Darr, $1,000,
part of original lot 6 by 10 feet square 0S2 George
Mason to Edward II. Lewis, $500,
National Republican., 1882-03-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
DR.. Frazier's Root Bitters.

Frazier's Root BitteB are not q dram-shop
whisky beverage, but are strictly medicinal in
every senses They act strongly upon the liver aud
kidneys. keep the bowels open and regular, make
tho weak strong, heal the lungs, build up the
nerves and cleanse the blood and system of every
impurity,
For Dizziness, Rush Of Blood to the Head, tend
ing 10 Apoplexy Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague
Dropsy, Pimples aud Botohes, scrofulous Humos
aud Sores, letter, Ring Worm, White Swelling
ETysipelas, Sore Eyes, and foryoung men suffering
FROM Weakness or Debility caused from impru-
dence, and 10 females In delicate health, Fraziers
Root Bitters are especially recommended.
DIR. Frzier; II have used two bottles Of your
Root Bitter for Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Weakness
and Kidney Disease, ana they did me more good
than the doctors and all the medicine ever used
From the FIRST dose took l began to mend, and
am now in perfect health and feel as well as ever
did consider your medicine one Of the greatest
Of blessingsh Mrs. N. MARTIN,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Sold by all druggists everywhere at 81 por bottle
HENRY q CO., Sole Projectors,
Tu&F, o. Vesey street, New York City,
National Republican., 1882-03-14

NEW YORK, March i3.-Flour-Southern quiet
common fair extra, s5 1906 6O good to choice do
~ zoos 90, Corn l@l9ic higher and very lrm light
receipts; doing for export; fair business In OPP
tiOns; closed with less strength; ungraded, OgD73c
No. g. 727Sc steamer 72i@T3c; No. 2, 7lJs6D72c for
new; 7373sic for old steamer white 7Sc white South
ern, VOc0gs 0O No2 March, 7a@72c, closing ut 71c;
April 72Sg73c, closing ut 72'tc May 72397ic clos
ing at T3Ac. Oats JgCg5lc higher and fairly active,
closing weak; No 3, 50'c; do white, 5lA6Q52c. Coffee
rmer aud In better inquiry sales 220 bags Costa Rica
and 500 bags MarncaibO both G 600 bags low or
dinary Rio for April, IS l5. Sugnr unchanged and
very quiet fair 10 good refining quoted at 7tl@79ic;
refined steady aud quiet; yellow O. 7IeD7ac; white
ira q, S4@S9tc; yellow do, 7S@Slic yellow 707llc;
on A. SSGpsAc mould A, 05c; standard A, sitDs3sc;
confectionery A, 0c cut loaf lOc; crushed OGc; pow
derod, 9Ac; granulated D4c; cubes 99a619slc. Mo-
lasses steady demand moderate Rice firm and quiet.
Pork fairly active for export at fl prices; options
nominal; sales mess spot at fl9 2lglg 90 for old,
$i7 25l7 so for 90 barrels Western family mess
SIS 90; options unchanged Mlddles firm and quiet:
long clear, 9a@9tc; short clear, 0c; long and short
clear half and half 9sc. Lard opened 57sc higher;
closed weak and depressed with advance lost sales
prime steanr spot so sO April go 72si0 s21si May,
SI0 80nlO
National Republican., 1882-03-14
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

The physicians pronounce Officer rLawler TO bo in
a most precarious situation.
superintendent Of Police Coleman Is using his
force to repair the wash-o out drain on North Wash.
ington street, near the canal basin.
The city council will hold its regular meeting at
tho Market building tonight This will bo the
first meeting Of the one hundred and second year
of the council.
Train No. 90 over theVlrgina Midland Railway,
due here at 12s45 yesterday, did not arrive till
aiter four o'clock. The delay was caused by a
number of cars breaking loose from freight
train near Bethel this morning and jumping The
track. Several of the cars were damaged
Mr.. George Il. Adams continues, with the CO.
operation OF Mr.. Wibent, his successor, the super
intcndence of the schools of Alexandria County
Mr.. Wlbent will enter upon the discharge of his
duties on the 1st proXimo. He took tho oath and
qualified according to law several days ago,
JOSH BILLINGS says: "Next to a clenr Conscience
for solid comfort Gums an old shu" lie prubabiy
never suffered with u cough or cold, oihprwite he
would have referred TO DR.. Bulls Cough syrup as
being also good thing 10 secure relief and com
fort
National Republican., 1882-03-14

JoHNsoN--on Sunday, February t2, 1889, JonN
NACron JOHNSON, eldest son Of John II. johnson
aud the late Julia Johnson In the 4st year Of his age
A. Johnson, 2D5 NJ street northwest, Tueaday, 18th
Instant az o'clock y. m.
tPost and Critic copy.l
MONTAGU.-On Sunday morning. March ~, Lord
GEoReE FRASC1s MuSrAau, In his 2sth year fourth
Of sixth Duke OF Manchester. Third Secretary In
the British Legation, Washington.
Funeral services at Oak Hin Cemetery, Tuesday,
March H. at II q. m.
SMITH.-On March y, 1882, at 4p. m, amer a lin
gering Illness, STUART H., youngest aon OF Johanna
and the late Stuart smith, aged - yenra
Funeral from the residence Of his mother corner
OF Fourth and streets southeast, Tuesday morning,
18th instant At oo O'Clock, and proceed TO st. Peters
Church.
National Republican., 1882-03-14
BY Thomas j. Fisher ~ Co.,
AUCrIONEERS,

AUCTION SALE OF NALUADL LOTS ON MAS
SACHUSETlS AVENUE AND TwEN1H-SEIl
oND STREET NolTHW WEST, BY JOHN BULL,
CORCORAN BUILDING.
by virtue of decd of trust bearing date on the
9th day of January, A. ~. 1873, and recorded In the
land records OF the District of Columbia In Lbor No
49, folio 5I, the ilh day Of January, 1873 and at
the request Of the present holder of the Indebtedness
secured thereby the undersigned, trustees named In
said deed OF trust. will sell Vt auction TIL RS
DAY. the aOth day of March. 1Ssa Ia ffOnt Of the
Massachusetts avenue, the following described prop
erty to wit: Lots numbered nine (0 ten Ol, eleven
bered siEtysevcn t67, ns laid down and plated in
the plais OF said city.
Terms of sale; Five thousand dollars In cash, and
tho halsucc In three equal installuGns, payable in
six, twelve, and twenty.four months a deposit of
five hundred dollars required In cash at the time OF
sale If the terms Of sale are not complied with
within ten days the property may be resold on five
days advertisements ut the risk and cost of the de-
fiulting purchaser. - ..
MAHLON ASHFORD, ! ii"''cea'
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO., Auctionccrs.
National Republican., 1882-03-14

BALTIMORE, March laFlour firm and flirly ac-
tive Howard street and Western superilne. ~ 600
45G do extra, si75@5 IS; do family % OOGD7 co. City
Mills superine, 80 1904 5O do extra a 1905 70; Rio
brands, 90 75 Patapsco family u 10 Corn-Southern
firm; Western higher; Southern white, slhGS2c; do
yellow, Tic; Western mixed, spot, 7l(@72c March.
72c ed; April 72e0J73c; May, 736D7ic; June, 1870
7ic Oats quiet and steady; Southern, 52G5Gc; West
white. 5iGg5jc; do mixed, 5j05Ic; Pennsylvania,
53G56c Hay dull; prime TO choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland SO O0@l7 OO Provisions quiet; mess pork,
packed, 74DlOc; bacon shoulders, S@c clear rib
ter Arm; Western packed sca isc; roll $arte Eggs
easier AZ l69l7c. Cofiee-Ro cargoea, ordinary TO
fair. 96Dl0c. Sugar strong; A soft, 01sc. Whisky firm
az S l76eI 49, Recepts-Four 1853 barrels corn
bushels; oats 1878 bushels. Shlpments-Corn, Ass
bushels. Sales-COrn, il863i bushels
National Republican., 1882-03-14

ALEXANDRIA, March l3,-The market opened quiet
and quotations are not materially changed Flour Is
In good supply and moderate demand. The offerings
OF wheat are limited and sales were made on Change
to-day of fultz at 81 25 - and Lancaster at 81 $50
3a About 900 bushels of corn were offered and
taken at S3c. There no offerings of rye oats,
and the quotations are nominal Country produce OF
all kinds Is scarce and wanted at high prices,
National Republican., 1882-03-14
nnltImoro CnllIe ,rnrkel.

BALTIMORE, March l3-Beef cattle-Market slow
and prices unchanged, except that common were a
shade Off very best, O,s6 t5c; first quality, 5@6tc
medium 4h@54c; ordinary, 2ls6D3'.c; most of the
sales from 64GeJ,iC; receipts, ,l'b head Sales
80 head. Swlne-Fnir supply and moderate demand;
quotations s@0ac; receipts, 60l3 head. The receipts
Of sheep and lambs were lf76 head quotations.
sheep, d097c lambs if@7Hc.
National Republican., 1882-03-14
PhIIadcIphIn came sInrket.

WEST PHILADELPHIA, March -Cattie-Market
actiye sales, 2.iOO head prime 76973sc good. 6At9
7o medium, SltC96lsc common, FsG,5,so. Sheep
Market actlve sales, 5000 head; prime, 7@7ic good
aset45sc., Lambs, Glasc. Calves, 6Ig9c, Hogs-Mar-
ket fair at ni0lOc.
National Republican., 1882-03-14

NEW YonK, March i2-Money loaned from ~ to
3i per cent. and closed at 3D4 per cent. Exchange
steady at 4S5&4s5s for long and is9GD4s9Ja for
short sight. Governments were unchanged, except
bonds were without feature, except for Tennessee
mixed which iell of 4 por cent from noon Railroad
bonds were moderately active and generally higher.
The transactions aggregated i75 11 shares including
Delaware, LAckawanna and Western, y ,GU0 Denver
aud Rio Graude, 1920 Erie, 1850; Kansas aud Texas
5000; Lake Shore, 1890 Louisville and Nashville,
ip.3o1 Manhattan Elevated, 6,JOG Memphis and
Churieston GOJ Missouri Pacific 81 100 New Jersey
Central, 5l7OE New York Central, II 400; Northern
Pacific, 2lOC Heading, $780, 81. Paul y 3e0 s. Paul
12,1OO Wabash Pacific, iO.9OO Western Union, $500;
Nashville aud Chattanooga, 5000 Robinson Mining,
National Republican., 1882-03-14

Made from harmless materials, and adapted to
khe needs of fading and falling hair Parker's Hair
Basam has taken the highest rank as an elegant
aud reliable hair restorative.
National Republican., 1882-03-14
BY Thomas Bowling,

BY Thomas Bowling,
AUCTIoNEER.
CHANCERY SALE OF VERY 'yALUABLE
- REAL ESTATE, FRONTING a FEET 3
INCHES ON SIXTH, BETWEEN E AND r
STREETS NORTHWEST, IMPROVED by A
G0MMoDlOUs BRICK HOUSE AND BRICK
Under and by virtue Of deerees OF the Supreme
Court Of the District OF Columbia, passed February
Is 1871 and January 10, 1857 IN Cause No. 9i OF the
equity dockets of said court the undersigned. as
tr,a5e will oer for SALE Mt public auction, In mont
of tho pfemss,S on SATURDAY, the lsth day of
March, 1882 at bvi. y y. m, the followingde-
scrlbed real estate, In the ctS o. Washngton, ID. G.,
to wits An Of lot No, 2 md part OF ~ t'e., ~, in
els of said lot and running thence due north
with the line of West sixth street - feet s inchea
thence due west no feet 10 inches to the rear west
line OF said lot I: thence due south by and with the
said line - feet 81 inuhcs thence due east with
the dividing line between said ota mos q and ~
formerly the residence Of George Washington Young
deceased. the Improved viii he sold separately from
the unlmnroved part Of the property.
Terms OF snlc prescribed by thedecrCc; One.finh
OF the purchase money to be paid In cash and the
residue In four equal installments at six, twelve,
interest lrOm the dug of fsae. payable seminnnually;
70 bo secured by approved notes or bonds The
trustee Will reserve lien on the properly sold until
the whole purchase money IL paid, IT the purchaser
lhis TO comply with said terms within week from
the day of sale the property may he resod at the risk
notice In the Evening Star newspaper. A deposit of
500 the uimproved and 500 on the improved
property sold will be required at the sale All con
vcyancing nt purchasers cost.
JOHN y. HANNA, Trustee,
1ITpNfAa pONyTrNr Aur, .si~rhGeI.
National Republican., 1882-03-14
MIDLAND HALLWAY.
70 THE SOUTH AND soUTHwEST
THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL RA1fSi
schedule to take efecl MONDAY. JANUARY a


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Gs0. baltimore, Annapolis, and Way Piedmont
.- Strashurs, Winchester. HngoTst0wn, and Way.
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SfCrStaunLon and Valley Express JOmerts fot
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StOpsat Beltsyilie, Annapolis Junction, Jessup'S
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For further information apply at the baltimore
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