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Thursday Hay 16th,;:i872.
Governor Ca I dwellPublic Spcaldnc
Got craor- CaIdtrcn,CoI.Tlr Har-
groveaml others .will idrcs3,tliSiople
at tbe following times" and- places, viz:
Fayette vi lie, Cumberland co( ty, Sat
unlay, tbc 18tb of May. - '
Rockingham, liicb'moD d dti o ty.M on -Jm
tbc 20th May. : -
Eumbertou, ttoueson county, Tuesday
, Clinton, Sampson county, Wednesday
tbc 23d May. . , 7 . .
Wilmington, Xncw IIanovcr county,
1 liursday the 23d May r--
Buiithviltc, Brunswick coufafy, Friday
the 21tb 1 May. . , ?
WbitcsviUc, Columbus county, tiatuT;
day tbe 25tt May.
Ehzabethtown, Bladeu county, Mon
day 27th May. . .
Magnolia, Duplin county, Tuesday tbe
28th May.
Hallsvillc, Duplin county, Wednesday
tbe 20th May.
Jacksonville, Onslow county, Thurs
day tbe uOth May.
Trenton, Jones county, Friday, the
31st May. 1
Goldsboro"" Wayne couuty, Monday
tbCod of June.
Snow 1IUI, Grceuu county, Wednes
day tbc 5tb June.
Wilson, Greene coufity, Friday tbc 7th
June. .
Tbe local editor of a Jacksonville
paper wrote an item to4be effect that
Winter was lingering in the lap of
Spring,1' but tbc managing editor cut
it out. He said tbe .idea was good
enough, and original, and all that sort
ot thing, but it wonld not do to pub
lish, because tbe high moral tone oi the
paper had to be maintained in a town
lull of seminary girls.
: wm
Speak kindly in tbe. morning, it
lightens tbc cares of the day and makes
household and all other affairs move
along more smoothly. Speak kindly at
nirht, lor it may be tuat bCfore the
dawu'somo loved one may finish his or
her span of life for this world, and it
will be too late to ask forgiveness.
A young married woman publicly
horse-whixped her own brother oppo
site the second .National JianK in iicus
ville tbe other evening. The victim is
about twenty-three years of age, and
his alleged offense is circulating reports
prejudicial to. his sister's reputation.
Whether her character was vindicated
by such demonstration docs not ap
pear; but in view -of tbc relation of the
parties, it was generally voted that the
young man deserved a thrashing, for if
his sister bad gone astray, the brother
should, have tried otber means to re
claim her.
W. II. DART,
i.irriTT's buiiuiivc;,
OUTH FIIONT ST.,
W LJL.MHSTG TOIST, 1ST. O.,
Pliiinticr. Steam -and Gas Fitter,
;M'l il !' r iu
Wiouchl and Gal vauized Iron Tipcs,
llrH Cocks, Vakcs, Ga Fixtures,
;unl all.de-' ril'tiuH a ul
FITTINGS FORiSTEA'M, WATER
AND GAS.
r.Mii. ul;n .iil. nlioii );'i'l t'J liUin-: of
COTTON MILLS,
w i lb steam, Gas and Water.
llc-U
-JACOBI AXE,
C-'ua rant rfd torxeel all otlu-rs. botli iu shape
ami material, lie Mire to a-jk for 4
THE JACOBI AXE. ,
AND ACCEPT NO OTHER.'
l w-uill 1 hen be certain you arc gc
til
the bet lor your money.
EVERY AXE WARRANTED.
1 :r -ale, wlmli'sale and retail, at
NATH'L. JACOBl'S
VdDealers throughout tlic State.
IX HARDWARE. IX
lUltlCUI.TURAI, IMPLEMENTS. CUT
ii icry, iron, steel. Nails, Guns, Tistolb,
AnumUion, Ac.
W e would respectfully call the attention of
WHOLESALE BUYERS
to our full and complete assortment, cm
brneina all and every description of Goods
in the Trade, and to the superior advantages
wc can offer from Having the aircncy to sev
eral leading factories in the trade.
Alwavs on hand Sole and harness Leather.
K i 0 and Calf Skins.
Va nts,t)ils, Glass, Bash, Doors and Blinds,
A.c.. Jc.- - . : : .
lMcoso call and examine, before purchas
ing, the stocfe at . -
0 - 1, NATII'L JAfJOBTS
1 fardwarc Depot, No. 9 Market St.
nov u - ' r ' ' 117-ly
JAS. A. LOWERY,
CORNER THIRD AND PRINCESS 8TS.,
Opposite CityHaU.
CARRIAGE LVKING, rAINTTNG, AND
v reixxiriug neatly done, at .short notice.
After Thirty Years of experience at the busi
ness, i am prepared to do the finest and
best, work in the City,
nov 1 119-ly
THE
;:S0L. BEAHSROSi
J'f ".-i sit-
1 -
O.MarJcejt' Streqt,
HAVE JUSTf ppNED 4 ONE . OF ? THE
largest Spring and Summer Stockq ever of
fered to the public in this city, at reduced
prices, consisting of
-
LINEN SJJITS,
i
And Clothing of every description.
: ,
PHILADELPHIA',. READY.alADE
pnnnst
V-
and the finest assorlmer4t of" r
LADIES GAITERS
ANI
GHILDRENS' SHOES
IN THE CITTpi
ID PLY GOODS,
1W I'lLXi; FIGURE,
O0J " PRINTS,
.,r: '
o0 " CASSIMEREy,
" LINEN SHEETING,
2lW DOZEN TOWELS.
ANl5, ALSO,
'l'hc Litrsjcst and best assortment of
,
AND
Childiuiicj Wear,
All ol which vc offer at reduced prices
iaOL BEAR & BROS.
may 8
193-tf.
ETABLLSIIED 1823.
T. W. BROWN,
SUCCESSOR TO
BROWN & ANNDERSON,
DEuVLEIl IN
Fine Watcliet?, Olocke,
J ewe
, Oliver ware,
i FANCY GOODS.
SPECTACLE TO SUIT ALl'aGE.
jSTo. 37 Market Street,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
AVafches, Clocks and Jewelry carefully
repaired. .
nov 5 . A 116-tf
DAVID PIGOTT,
TOBACCONIST,
WILMINGTON,
. r-r
march 3
lS0-3m
DEALER v.v-
Fancy and Staple iDry Grood&,
Carpets, RXattinss, Scc:
;3i North Fuor Stiieet,
WUtnlngton, N. C.
C.R.MAYER,
BAKERY and CONFECTIONERY
- 34 Market Btreetj
DULIXSIN
FRENCH AND AMERICAN" COXFKC-
TIONEJRY,
FOREIGN & OX)MESTlC FRUITS.
... ... v . i
ucddincs and parties surtclieil at slinrf.
notice, n ith all the delicacies of the season.
nov .j
lUi-ly
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, :PlI A3sos,
WILMINGTON; N. C.
26
JIISCELtlNEOlfef.
EORECIOSURB 0FM0RT6AGES.f
nnO JOHN s FIELDS -AKD V!TFE CABl
JL I than, William Warren and wife Henri
ctU, George Robinson and wife Amy, J. C
Toomcr and wife Melissa J.. Thoa. Gaoas
and wife Isabella, John Howard and wife of
Jane, London Perkins and wife Silvia, and
J. H. Wriht,'greeUnK : .
Whsbeas, Default has been made bj the
mortgagors respectively named in tne mortrj
cages following, executed to tne Cape Fear'
Bail ding Association, viz : !
A mortgage executed by John Fields aod
wife Carthan bearing date tbe 11th day of
January, 1871, and registered in the Regis
ters odce of New Hanover county, in Book
B. B. B.pw5el52,
A mortgage executed by William Warren
and wile Henrietta, bearing date tbe 7th '
February. 1870. and registered as aforesaid
in Book Y. Y.; page Ana.
A mortgage executed by George Robin
son ana wue Amy, neansg aatetne lllnday
ol January, 1871, and registered as aforesaid
in Book B. B. B., page 149.
A mortgage executed by J. C. Toomerand
wife Melissa J., bearing date the llth Jan
uary, 1871, and registered as aforesaid in
Book -B. B. B., page 145. ,
A mortgage executed by Thoa. Gauss and
wife Isabella, bearin&r date the llth dav of
January. 1871. and registered as aforesaid in
Book a. B. B., page 142.
A mortgage executed by John Howard
and wife Jane, bearinor date the 22d Febru-
MpV1""1 " f reSald 10 BOi
1 MHflmflBWi ji''l.1fit. VjTfLolrtrcrn'
md wife SiTria, bearing date the 23d day of
Februry, 1871, and registered as aforesaid
in Book B.. B., page 181,
And a mortgage executed by J: H. Wright,
Bearing aaie tne low aay 01 juarcn, 1071,
and registered as aforesaid in Book B. B. B. j
Eage 315. Also another mortgage executed
y the same parties, dated the 4th day of
January, 1872, and egistered as aforesaid in
Book D. D. D., page-275.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby giTen.;
that by virtue of the powers, of sale respecH
uvejy contained in said several mortgages 1
regisrered as aforesaid, the said mortgages
will be foreclosed by a sale of the premises '
therein respectively described at public
auction at the Court House door in the city
01 Wilmington, oneaturday, tne 1st day ot
Jane, 1872, at 11 o'clock A. M. The said
premises are respectively described in said
mortgages substantially as follows, viz:
. John Fields' lot begins at a point in the
Eastern line of Tenth street. 99 feet north
ward from the northeast corner of Queen
and lentn streets, and runs thence north
wardly along Tenth street 33 feet, by 165
ieet oeep, Deing part ot vv. end of Lot 5,
Block 82.
William Warren's lot begins at a point" in
the east line of Tenth street, 165 feet
northwardly from the northeast corner ol
Tenth and Queen streets, and runs thence
northwardly aloDg Tenth street 33 feet, by
loo ieet deep, being part of the West end
of lot 4, Block 82.
George Bobinson's lot besrins at a point in
the. northern line of Queen street 189 feet
eastwardly irom the eastern line of Tenth
street, and runs thence alone: Queen street
eastwardly 47 feet by 99 feet deep, part of
J. C. Toomer's - lot begins at a noint in
the northern line ot Queen street, 95 feet
eastwardly from the northeast corner of
Queen and Tenth streets, and runs eastward-
ly along Queen street 47 feat by 99 feet
deep, parts 5 and G, Block 82.
inos. liause's lot begins in northern line
of Queen street 142 Ieet from the N, E. inter
section of Queen and Tenth streets, and
runs thence along said line ot Queen street
eastwardly 47 feet by 99 Ieet deep, part of
lots o ana u, piock s.
John Howard's lot becrins at a point in
north line Of Queen street 47 ieet west wardly
iruui luu X. vv. corner 01 tueen and
jiexnm streets, and runs westwardly
aiong vaeen street 4 ieet Dy uy ieet deep,
parts 5 and 6, Block 82.
London Perkins' lot begins at a point in
the western line of Eleventh street 99 feet
northwardly from the northwest corner of
Queen and JUcycnth streets, and runs north
wardly along Eleventh 33 feet by 165 feet
deep, part of 5, Block 83.
-T H WrinrVif'a lrt V t rr r a o n unint in I
WMf is Aouii, ov)
::ziL w ew";
Church streets, thence northwardly along
SiTth at rpt as foot, IKS foot r1ooT norto
vi veto uou ui j auu u,U1UV& 01.
Terms ol sale cash.
DuBRUTZ CUTLAR,
Att'y C. F. Building Association,
may 12 300-12-19-23-30
Proposals for furnishing Rations
and Ship Chandlery for U. S.
Revenue Vessels.
COLLKCTOK S Ol 11CK. CUSTOM HolK.
, WlLiii-OTo-, y. C, May 9th, 187-'J
g K A L E D PROl'OSALa WILL BE KE-
ccivctl at this office until 11 o'eloek noon, of
Thursday, the Olh of June next, for supply
ing rations and .liip chandlery for the use of
the crcMs and vcccls of the United tales
Revenue Marine tierviee in tlii CoHeelioii 1
District, for the fiscal year ending oOth June,
1S73.
tiehedulcs of the articles of tihip Chand-
lery, to be bid for, will be furnished on ap-
plication at this ofhec.
The Government reserves the right to re
ject any oj; till b!d.
I
D. RUM'LEY, Collector.
may 1J 191-law6w
F. A. 8HUTTE,
No. 3 AMD 5 GRANITE ROW,
Dealer in
PURNITURE, MATTRESSES,
WINDOW SHADES,
PAPER HANGINGS, PICTURE
r
FRAMES, CORDS,
TASSELS, FRINGES, &c, &?.
Having just received a supply of Furniture,
lam prepared to give; the public as good 1
bargains as can be had in the city.
Please call and examine.
nov 0 .
WM. McLATTR,IlSr,
T HAVE MOVED MY PLACE OF BCSI
1 NE.SS to the corner of Eighth and Castle
streets. My friends will please take notice.
mm
Devote to jstsrtrnr. oj, the
K E PU B Hi) A N IPABTY.
i
I9 publihed ever y afterewn a f the a;ttn i h -tngly
low rate of I
JP1! VE nOluluJlto ie Annum !
It will be
The Official r&an
r Che CUy laa CountT. an wlh devote par-
perity of the Cape Fear region, j
THE EVENING POST
will contain full and complete
MARKET BEpfc'BTti,
Summary of Stat JTewt--,
s
:
Original Poemfef.
Miscellany.
Humor,
News,
Etc.,
i
We hope to make our paper
A, WELCOME GUEST,
(at. every lire-side, and to allUl
of
i- it wm be useful to
The Merchant,
I-.
The Xeclianio, I
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The Professional,
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The Farmer,
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The Fumilyfaiia
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The Chilircn.
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"NS'e offer our columns to our bu-ne-.j men
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believing that as an Ad vnuTi.il" ul Medium,
they are
EQTJVL TO THEBEsST.
? t
Dealer, by consulting their own -interests
will advertise to reach thob whose trade
they wish to obtain, an as . I
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THE EVENING POST!
will have a large circulation amofl lal oring
men and others who do not read the Local
Democratic papers, we believe It fi paying
Investment for liberal dealers to advertise
with u?. i I
CU1 business letter! should l i addressed to
theBusine - Manarer.and all cominunica
liona or lctters in relation to the iditorial
department, to the Editor.
WM. P. CANADAY.
. BVSEFTS MAAGEE.
; 4
JAMES C. MANN,
Ebitobj
"POST
: 1 nri
may lS-u.
.-St g'T'rf?
b NAY A S S A GO
OF W:iBMIWG-TON,
3
5' a-
v . MANUFACTURERS
; - a;; m. in MJUXj -Tj.v:.. . - '
Which has established a reputation as a .istandard tcrtinK . ,f .
COTTON and other SOUTHERN CROPS, i m;m ; "... r-:.
Riph in AMMONIA and ALKALINE SAINTS, VlVlc nc(J7LtU rLnuircil
by the TOBACCO CROP. ! ". punliarly rLfiuiad
"DISSOLVED XIIOHI1.Va,k;
Trcparcd especially lor conniostin, with COTTON SEPD. 1: -
THROUGHOUT THE SOUTH. salcbya-iul.
Hon. R. R. BltlDCi Ellis, Presid'Ciit. C. li. fJItAI'l LIN, Suk ti,
&. Mac UAK, ricciclaiy liiid Treasurer. cnut ni.
ian 11
HAIL KUADN.
Wilmington. C;harlone& K. Rr
K. Company.
OrriCB Chief Enoineeu & Gen'l Si r.,
Wilmington, N. C, April 10, lb7:i.
1 Sgfe3
E OF lONEOIlL
"JJNTIL FUKTHEK MOflCE,. the ti.utio j
on this Road will ri'ni as follov, s :
PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leave Wilmington, daily at 7:00' A. M
Arriveat Abbottsburs:.
.10:09 4i
.11:21 "
. P. -M.
. 11:05 41
. 1:15 "
. 6:15 A. M.
. 7:07 ,l
. S:15 l
.11:07 "
,12:20 P. M.
4 ' Lumberton. .
" Laurinburgh.
41 " Rockingham
,c Lilesville ....
Leave Lilesville at
Arrive at Rockingham . .
u 44 Laurinburgh . ,
44 44 Lumberton .
44 ' Abbottsburs .
44 " Wilmineton .
On and aite-May 1st a daily Freight Uaiu j
Will leairr'. Wilmiiin-tnn ''."1". A M .iml i
arrive at 3:30 P. - M., besides oue ui two
umoer trains as rc'iuired lor the current ;
business. ' i
f No Train will leave on Sum
8. L. FREMONT,
.' Chici Engineer and Supeiinf cfuient
Through tickets tickets to Charlotte J
only f 10, staging only 55 miles, roads' good '
in Summer.'" j
aprll 25 jDiJ !
Wilmington. Columbia & An
gasta R. R. Company.
Gen. Supbkintbn dent's Ornci':, r
WlLMiNUTON, N. C, Mai. 'S isT:,'. V
CHANGE OF SGNEO US,
TDllfi FOLLOWING' jaCHKDLii Wl
go into, effect at 0;U-3 A. M., Sundav,
31st inst.
DAY EXPRESS TRAIN, (Daily.)
Leave Wilmington V. A . M
Arrive at Florence ... A. M
Arriveat Columbia i-.s, V. M
Leave Columbia.'. ...11:0A. M j
Arrive at Florence -i; l i'. M j
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN DAILY (SUN-
. DAYS EXCEPTED.)
Leave Wilmingtou
o.:;u ll. M
Arrive at Florence
Arrive at Colombia . .
Leave Columbia
Arrive at Florence
Arrive at Wilmington
1: M . M
(; il) A.
M
.11:01 P. M
.. C:'Jo A. M
. JMO. C." w j ;-' DfOK,
l.ir i'l ;:ui t.
mar 31 1 1
Wilmington &;Weh!on
Li,
Company.
OFFICE UENEUAL OLITl.iN i rMLMr
WlLMINOTOW, N. Cl, M:T h 1S71. )
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. I
Ou and after the oist instant Passenger
Trains wUl leave Union Depot at 0:35 A.
M. and 10:40 P. M-, and arrive at 3:10 A.M.
and 6:15 P.M.
Freight Trains leave tri-Avcckly at 7: !. A.
M, and arriveat 1:40 P. M.
Express Freight 1 rains will leave at P.
M., and arrive at 11 A. M.
On Sundays the 10:40 P. M. and 3; 10 A.
M. train only will be run.
JOHN F. DIVINE,
General .Superintendent
mar 31 ltw-lf
STREET RAILWAY.
NEW SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER- THIS DATE, U,i. !..:' v. - !
in schedule will be run on the ireet j
Railway.
. Cars will leave corner of K 1 Chi-- :uid
Front street, for the Union I'-rp..;. -.. j; us A.
M.. daily, to meet t lie Southern tnsiw, -top- j
ping at the various Hotels smd j:.;i.rTi!i- j
Houses on the route, Ieavijsr in. lei' -u '
the arrival of th Southern irstin. Iu ii''
cveriincr will 1 -a v Corner of Frojif ;,..(! i;-u !
Cross streets at 5:50 A. Al.f lor I n ion I p ! .
in order to-connect ,wilh t ne . ortm.ru l!o
tels and Roardinjr Houses, luavinj ri''u
Delect on tne arrival of tho Southern i ; .ni
train.
Regular Sf iiturJuE During the dav 1 1 .f
cars will run from A. M., until s V. y.,
allowing 15 lhinutes let w en eaeli turnout,
and for theifurthpr arcornmodfition oi ti,-
public, one ear will he run until H:! p.m.
each day.
DAN LEh KLEIN.
It 1
CHANG
ii if lit "t9""""! p"''11' L
In the evenin- wilt leave eorner of Kro ' u...-d n e-ha im r-rWof Dm; lilpftil JC , , t,,;
and Rod Cross streots at 5:l. P. M.. makin- ",,,' lV;ol,!a,iiJ' iyinoutir Cliuiyaro - - Jv 7 t ,
thn,n.i c.vm: i i... i-i o .iitnu tions. .Mr. Heecher is asxtledy v f , . - I
potn thearrfV-al of the Northern train. u i;u ;U1'1 ihl fM'torial stall. . '" V- J
-Will leave the corner of Rod Cr-oi ii'i , TUT TFTIIIS O I-' RTTJfTIiIlT,fO!V, 7" ' f- - i '
Front at 10:90 P. M., to meet the southern ! 1LIt:,1S V SUICll 1 IUW .
nov v
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A N$) CO MP A NY,
OP T;iiE POPULAR
MISCELLANEOUS.
S T fe A' MS II I P LINE,
, i LING TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
j VRJ$l NEW YORK, AND VVKDNFS
i -DYS AND SATURDAYS I' ROM
I WILMINGTON.
I
!TllUir-ll CONNJiCTlONN U'lTn
AI,i. JtAlLKOAllS l.EAIHINC;
Out or wilmij;ton.
."o pa4eners taken. For Ereiyht nip'V to
, BRRY BROTHERS, lAfCiilS,
may
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THE
I ( ) A H HI A K H I II I I K
I AND
earl Hominy Mills
r
j rv;i-!:iully ,.n 1,;mmI '
j-KXTR A .FAMILY and SUPEli FLbl K.
i t arl llonuny, Scd Rye, Seed Wheat,
Seed Oats. Corn,-Cow Peas, White
Pea, and all kinds ol' Horse,
vuu anu notf rceu. .
r - " ;i! tli- Mjii'kct Min i
' '" ;i! l.,u' s' :t!.i:in"k J) .... corn.T ! t
Mini l)(..;k ,-), .C .j V( . ,,,,,,,,! . , t I l j -
!!;'. A !l uo... -,,!., i;iv.-.l .V. -
- I UX. 'J.UIIAM, fi., 'pi i l..
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CLIFFORD HOUSE,
n ! !' ii J ' it-ox t s;ti; i: j. j', "
I. i. , WILL. KKMKMiM-IIi 'IIIAT J M
ia- n!:ni?y su.ji!i.. u r.iH'M Ci--;)V-
;'!!'! I"l;. -. oiihc .ry Wr-j. I 'nin j-T(
!-'--in-it:-.-;iD u.j, f,,r (Jf7 acconiiii(.d;ii ion
'.'1 1 1 l-v I 1 :i Vellum pull!)-.
THOIA CONNOR,
B .A. ROOM,
N. E. corner of Mulberry and Nutt Sla.
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A :v.-;iy; liaud lli: fic-t 'i'lalily . Scxars
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A family Pa lie
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iil;iy-,
lie time-.
' )t a ii'--i th"'-l
'HRJST-IAN UNION,
" ri:;-"-;.ari;in, II"! i-i.ju-. I.iteiary 1'aniil.v
v. --j-a'p'-r, w Itos'1 Editor is " ,
1IKXKY WA'Rp BEKCJIKK.
I ' ? somktmi.nw; I OU J I V I i: Mfmiu n
. oi i mi- I f orsf-noLf . ill matters of.Keil-zion,
; Moi;.'-. I'olif i.-s, I.ili;iiur', An. SM-i.i,,-.-'
I'-uliui-o. I'ljvtry -. News, l-'l;tin for Vouii
; ;t ini il, 'J'i'ui h for E eryboUy.
! .Mi:. 1Ji:i: mill's vigorous- pen, in his Kdijn-
ati.i i;tr l'api rs, ami .Mr. Lllinwm
S. lid inoTfiVial Onl. rs, Dniffs- or
flR$TC0ML ririST SERVED..
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