THIS PAPER i
.Wished leTfrj.afternoon; Sundays ex-
cepted by
JOSH. T. JAMES,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
crBSCKlPTIONStP06TAGE PAID.
rt-e rr,$3 00 Six months, $2 60 ; Three
Bonths, f 1 25 One month, 60 cento,
fbe paper wiU be delivered by carriers,
ofcbwg in y P of the city, at the
Me rates, or 13 cents per week. : j
Advertising rte11 low Mi liberal f
SjSubscribers will please report any and
failures to receire their papers regularly.
flew Advertisements.
4o 31 A KB T ; STRBET,
' UBlil? .HIE FOLLOWING
Tjr 0RUE14 TO PROVE TO OUR friends
iilhepnWiethat we sell our" good m
TEBY SMALL MARGIN FROM COST,
undine entirely on the quantity sold to
euD our returns, knowing by past ex
SS.cSth.t LOW PKICFS.ia the ONLY
gl'RE method to attain onr object :
BLACK GROSS GRAIN SILK, worth
$1 75; now $1 25. u ,
DIa k Silk Velvet, $1 75 up, suitable for
' Bonnets aud Trimmings.
All Colors in Alps ca Dress Goods, 20 to.
Ail Colors iii Worsted D;csj Goods, 20
Cents upward.-.
jlalelesse Dress GcoJd, 25 Cents upward,.
Knickerbocker Drees Goods, 20 Cents.
Kolt'9 Suiti: ts -Dress Goods, 25 Cents,
flick and Colored Caslniici-es, 50c. up.
SHAWLS!
i
A Beaut ful Line New Sty lee.
$1 75 a pair to $10 00.
" CAUCOE3,i5.acd 8 Ctn's.
KENTUCKY JEANS, Ac,
, f..rl'i a.d Boys' Wear, uur va
tcij.h tLIs iine of goods is Urge and
oiryA-c befits at 12$ Cent 3. - ..-'-'-'--
fELT AN D BALMORAL: SKIRTS
fr.'m 50 Cents up.
HAVBURG EDGINGS AN D INSER
. ViOHS. from 5 Cents up. They are
acknoledg-d by ALL to bethe
cheapest ever fl'ered in this city.
SEUK RUFFLING .in gi eat variety
f.om 10 Cents up
SINGLE RUCHES, S for 5 Cents.
GENT WAMSUTTA SIIIRT Linen
Finite 75 Cents. Sold everywhere
-" i;r u do. ;
SPECIAL BABGAINS.
UXTlTtKY JJ5ANS, slightly spotted,
r Cents., .Kemeniber it all wa&hes
out, and the former price was 35 Cts.
Remnants of Dress Goods closing out at
15 Cents. ; -V
Remnants of Natesook, Plaids and Stupes,
Ve y Low.
brown & roddick;
oct 27 45 Market Street.
Hale's Syrup,
' 0UUOUND AND TAR. Bull's Cogh
P rt nr:it.l . fwtl
,-v,i'joocncr uerman ojrup. Tn.i
' of Patent Medicines, Pure Progs and
ChcmicaU. For sale by !
JAMES C. MONDS,
DrujrgiBt,
je pt 2$ Third St., opposite City Ha".
Boots and Shoes.
rpiIE LATEST AND MOST DESIRABLE
rtyles of Ladiet'Gents', IBojb, Misaes and
CkUdren's Sl.hei. All sizes, all styles, and
ll priees.'- . i
Goods all freeh and nw and no old, dry
tort on hand. A full line of every thjng in
eboe line and all 'offered at prices, that
ai enforce sales. - An examination of etK
11 rpectTully solicited.
; TH05. H. nOWEY, Jr.,
ki A Kn. It Market st
1 - Mrl:H
SHAWLS !
tURIIlTllilE allD UflllrtlOltHc'it would w our. citizens to pnt
Ml. T, A ' SIITTH tl CO. loifllwharf of the Compress Company and six
Tnn . . . . irf tnP. ! A I
.jl-rAXlU Wiai llmmrrcsstosee.
and complete stock now la Warereoxas,!
fllow . II
r y,
CjJ andeiaaint sad sd for cata!eTies.
f! WU! L DaKOSSET HAVING thi8powder Jusstood the critical test of the
HiriJ drawn frem the firm of DaROS-1 housekeepers and the consuming pub-
nrnnuoVT' "unvu ' fl It U absolutely pure, and aJways ofnni-
v A. J. DeB0S8KT, I form strenstb. The genuine is put up i
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VOL. 2. WILMINGTON, N. C., MONDAY, NOVEMBER
LOCAL NEWS.
New Advertisement.
A. D. Ca.alx New York S. S. Line.
A. D. Cazaci Baltimoro 9. 9- Line.
Boatwaiour J41Loy JiuTer Shew Year
Iland. ,
Kocso A Co $70.
Gko. Mt2rs The Lowest Prica.
Jobi L. BoAxwRiOHt Foreclosure of
Mortgage.
BixroD,LosB A Co Cotton TleSalAc
8. Jewjstt Phillippe's LoTe8tory.
A. Shusb Yery Low.
w
Jerusalem cherry trc?s look pretty ,in
parlors
Coal is retailing at $3.90 ft ton in Brook-i
lyn N. Y. ,
A poiut. not well taken the point of a
bayonet.
Folly' hates wisdom, eveu the gentlest
wisdom.
Vines on dwellings show "pere and yel
low leaves'
Dandies' are generally plausible men of
good 'dress. i.
Mexican cittus uro the 'porcupines of
conservatoriea.
City boiler in full dress wear bracelets
of natural Uo'.vt'iH.
A householder advertises rooms to let to
geptleinen furnished with gas.
A French' chemist' has invented apalnt
which becomes luminous at night.
-.
The pilot boat IM; H. Chwan is on
ihe Marine railway for slight repairs.
Leading idea of tho free thinker
'whatever is. must be put a stop to at once.
A man will frequently go back on his
owd philosophy whcn the breechin breaks.
" The more hat a man can buy for $2
the less bonnet a weman can buy for
$20. !
Can it indeed' be true that the telephone
will transmit the sraU of lager? Who
i
nose? - ' . ' i
Whvrodoall the hpga that aro -renting
up our'pretty grass plots on Sunday come
from?
The Street Cars will be' run over the
new truck up Market to 17th street to
morrow. Vhca dj skippinj'ambs become like
literary volumes? When tbey become
bound ':i:ilr. cp.
We don't c-xn: much fur ballada, but wj
are ready to -print .ball ads - at the regular
advertising rates.
; .. .. ....
: It is .said that uats boiled au.l fed in
slop to lwgfl afllictcd with cholera will cure
tbcin up itf a few days.
lie that docs a base thing in zeal for
his friend bui'ns the-golden thread that
ties their hearts together.
Bright red lobsters and tiny green bee-
tics aro embroidered on tDe poinis oi jauics
collars and cutis. . . ,
. - . ... . i :
When a man has' no design but to speak
the truth, he may say a groat deal in a
venf narrow compass.
Milton Nobles and troape left last
evcning iorvQarii-Biuu wucjo uj -
ed to play Flucuix to-night.
He murmured, "1 am a man of quiet
tastes;" thnn ,wenlj .behind the door, took
a flash from his pockeLand Ustfld some
thing. Rcsjaud Uarry Watkins played in
Wilson last Saturday and Monday nights
aud drews large houses.
English young ladies are wearing i'deer
stalker h.Ms," and to hear the dears talk
ing about them is perfectly delightful.
I Wood is scarce and still very Wgb.
tderahlv
U uicoo iu-j iwv ..w
grates in. their bouses and burn coal.
mi .,.1. anjcnla lwinw flt the
at an adjoining wuarf belonging to ne
Carolina Gentral 2. B. Co. It is a pretty
w wnrlh trfllVinir tn the
WgOV SUU " " D - "
i delicious CoolLery.
Theligatcst, sweetest, mat wholesome
Uand delicious1 Vienna rolls, tea biscmis,
H mufjans, flannel cakes, crullers, and
Iall articles prepares i rom uour, o
I east rowutn. "t8 W.V 7: 7 tL.
House Furnish ins: Store.
Messrs. F .M. King & Co., are to djen
a Louse furnishing Cotablishmcnt on the
10th iast., in the store on Market street
recently vacated by Col.' Hcdrick. The
f stock has been ordered aud is now on tho.
way nere aad i efpcUd to be open and
ready Tot exnrbuion next Saturday . lne
new fitm- have our best wishes for their
success; . . .
Caared with Itifanliciiic.
To-day was sst for the preliminary ex
amination of the ea3c of Sarah A. Denton,
Colored, charged with' imfanticide, before
j. c. inn, j. r.
The dcfc.ndcn t is the widow of the late
Allen Den ten, who was well known to our
citizens. Tho charge against the womau
is that she gave birth to a child about one
week ago ahd subsequently destroyed it.
She is confined to hor LcJ, hence the ex
amination did not take place this morn
ing, but in order to prevent an escape
from tho clutches of the law, Sheriff
Manning has placed special officer
Bryant in charged of the woman at her
residence on Market street. Our colored
citizens evinced Considerable interest in
the case fad by ten o'clock this morning
there were not loss than ono hundred and"
fifty women and cue third as many men
assembled in the Court House to hear the
examination. The caso was postponed
until Thursday nest atf which time it is
thought the woman will be able to come
out.
.y. : Resolutions.
At a meeting of the Voii'ig Catholic
Friends Socief y hCd on the 4th inst.-, the
follotriDg resolutions oSereJV.y..Col. B. K.
'Moore, Messrs. F. . Kcrchuer and W.
P. Pric?, the Commit o appointed .at a
previous . meeting to i'-;.rt them, were
unanimously adop:cd: .
It continuVly becomes he Christian's
duty to bow in humble submission to the
Divine will; and as friend after friend is
laid away in the silent tomb, the heart,
while it is afflicted with the fang oi part
ing, chould be consoled .with the knowl-
to the decree of a merciful and all-wise
Providence.
The Ycucg Catholic Fiicnd'a Society, in
common with.the entire Arch Djocese of
Baltimdie, h?s learned' with profound sor
row of the daTn of tho distinguished
prelate who has been for the past five
years its 'spin Uial' head. In his death we
mouru a departed iricd; but while we so
mourn, we tevereatsv how- to the merci
ful decree which relieved him from the
weighty and responsible duties as an1
Archbishop of the Church, and placed on
his head the crown wl:ich 'o the reward of
the faithful.
James Roosevelt Bagiev wi-o r.o ordi
nary man, nor were Lis head uud heart of
ordinary mould.
lie -was a grandson .of Richard Bagley,'
of Kew York, and was born in that city
Aug. 33d, 1814. He was a graduate of
Washington (now Trinity) College, Hart
ford, and was for some time tutor there.
He studied theology with" "Dr. Samuel
Farmer Jarvis, cf Middlctown, Conn.,'
was oraamea a mimsiei oi xuo jl roiestao
Episcopal Church, and preached at Har
lem'. NJ Y., and afterward at Hagerstowr,
Md. lie then joined the Uatnoiicuiiurcn,
prepared himsolf for the priesthood, at
St. Sulpico in Paris, and was ordained in
flew lorkj'Marcn L'a, i&ij, vy iisncp
Hushes. He was appointed iirolessor of
belles-lettres at St. John's College, Ford
ham', ii. Y., of which he was President
in 1845-0 ; and Irom 184G to 1S53, was
Secretary to Archbishop Hughes. On
Oct. 30th, 1853, he'was consecrated first
bisfeop of Newark, N. J., which under
his administration became one ci tne most
prosperous dioceses in the United States.
t i- 3 i o . i ir.t) n -1 1 j
tie iounueu oeiuu xian vAuvge uuu uu
merous schools, academies, convents, and
churches. On July 30th, 1872, ho was
appointed Archbishop of Raltimorc. He
has published a '-'Sketch of the History of
the Catholic Church in the Island cf New
York"; "Memoirs of Sikou Gabriel
Brute, first Bishop Vincennes" and 'Tas
tarals for the People." He was the nephew
of Mother Sctoa, (ncc Bagley) foundrese
of the order of Sisters of Charity in
America, at Emmettscurg, where the la
mented Archbishop's mortal remains, at
Lis own request, found their last resticg
place, at the side of his beloved and ven
erated aunt Motuerbetcn.
The Young Catholic Friends Society do
therefore resolve;
That in the death of Arehbiahop Bay ley
the Arch-Diooeaa of Baltimore, together
with all its depetxteaeiea, ha STntaineda
heavy infiictioi ttteband of ProrWexce.
and that we in common with the rest of
the faithful under the jorisJictioo of the
Arch-Diocese, deeply mourn his loss. ,
That, as a tribute of respect to his
memory we will wear black crape ca the
badge of the Society for the 6paceof thirty
days.;-;':,'. .
Hcsolccd, That we will attend in a body
tho Solemn Eequieo High Mass oa the
7th instant being the Months Mind of our
late Archbishop.
- Jlesclxtd, That these resolutions be
placed on the records of the Society aaJ
be seat to tho Catholic Union for publjea-
Uod and tbs city papas.
SHiiw.
Body Recovered.
1
The body of Kelson Jones, the colored
man who was drowned a few days so
near Moore's Inlet was found -jsterdiy a
short distanee- from the plaSetthSboii Ls: Y - ' Lnj
capsized ia crossinir: Iha iM&ftJSUf:-: FM&nQ X
Utewlett Wat nctiSad ftriatfWfcjIawiLtkil
nt, was' ncme ana-T4qwatlai
morning to thfrbeaclrto. tarfciTajtrJji
over the body.' ; - if '--'jti c s rZTT
The receiptaof : cdttobtysilnil'
port foot up 3,888-balesi rhfcr okea O
th bigg?ssto6tott dy iaiirTecOT f
this city.. Some other -large days were
Not. 27, 1875, 1.C80 bale 3; October 23,
1876, 1,789 bales; Nor., 27, 1876, 1,808
bales; December"!, 1876, 1,718 bales, f I
In Distress. .
Schr. Laura Wrob, Capt. Thos. Trar- i
crs, bound from Porto Beilo for Balti
more, 23 days out, pat into Smlthvilio this
morning in distross, with all hands except
the captain, down with, the Chagres fever
The schooner experienced heavy weather,
lost sails, rising damaged, and is leaking
badly. She will" repair here and then
proceed to hor destination.'- .
Cut With a Knife,
. During a scuffle on-Saturday "night be
tween two colored men in a grocery store
in Brooklyn one was severely cut in the
arm with a pocket knife. The wound is not
considered dangerous, but is painful. It
is said the men were engaged in a frienay
scuffle and the cutting was an accident
The flags on the Custom House and oth
er public buildings were half masted to
day in honor to the memory of ' Senator
Morton.
Hotel Arrivals.
Purgell House, Cobb Bros. Proprie
tors, Nov. 2d, 1877. C MSchmitz, Wel
don ; J H Curtis N B ; J Lylo Clarke,
wra Jjugaale, Thos Shafler, Henry Piohr,
Chas H. Wier, O P Briton. A , fiimmends.
Baltimore; J K Draper, LeGrau Bevedict,
H Putzel, New York ; L J RadclifTe.-Col-
nmW? AJranjb K Barnes. JrJ North
Carolina: P D Cowan., citv : WarleM
Coffin, U S ifM ; Capt. J F Doughty, S
S Asbland : ThcsATimiiif Timxti
Landing; B P Chatfield, Aiken, S C;
rtobt W Potter, H- Ernst, Augusta, Ga :
JnofcL Collier, Macon; J E Pague, Hender
son, N C. . -
The Thermometer.
From the United States Signal Office at
this place we obtain the following .report
.fit.- L X il ' IV- ,
ing at 7:31 o'clock : ; -
'
Mobile, Ala... G2
Montgomery Ala.. .56
Nashville, Tenn. ...62
New Orleans, La... 64
New York, N. 'Y..47
Pittsburgh, Pa.... ;.52
Punta Rassa, FIa.v.73
Savannah, Ga.......59
Shreveport, La.. ...58
St Louis, Mo ..40
St. Marks, Fla;.;:..6l
Vicksburg, Miss.. .60
Washington, D. 0.45
Wilmington, N. C.31
Augusta, Ga.........44
Cairo, 111 63
Charleston,. 8 C....59
Cincinnati, O 55
Corsicaaa, Tex 45
Fort Gibson, C.
Galveston, Tez....:.CS
Havana ...79
Indianola, Tex 69
Jacksonville, Fla...65
Key West; Fla.... ...78
Knozville, Tenn....4S
Lynchburg, Va.... . 47
Memphis, Tenn..... 55
Bishop Atkinson's Appoint'nntsfo;
the Autumn of I877f ' ' . ;. : j
Reid svillc Npy !3
Loftksviilo, (23d . Sucday afte -, j
Trinity) ........ .v. .v ; . .. .-.v. . . .Nov. A
Mountain Chapel. . : . ..:r.:.Nor. 'C
Germanton x. ,.v,I.NoyI j8
Winston .Nov. 1 19
Greensboro (24th Sunday after r
Trinity)...: . . . . ANoY. 11
Fariutoch, Granville county . . . ..Now, 14
Flat River Chapel, ' .....'.Not.- 15
St. Mary's, . Nov. 16
Hillsboro (25th Sunday af:-Triui)Nor. 18
Chapel Hill .: Nov., 20
Quarterly MeetlBs j J
Fourth round of appointment as made
by Rev. William S. Black, Presidiag
Elder, for the WilmiDgton District, Meth
odist E. Church, South. '
Bladen, at Windsor. ...... .'.Nov. a 14
Topsail, at Wesley an Chapel. No v.. 10 11
Konansville, Wesley ChapeU.Nov. 17 18
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sensible Advice ;
You are asked every. day through the
columns of newspapers andbyyourDrug
giat to use somen: ag for. Dyspepsia and
Liver complaint that yon know nothing
about; you get discouraged spending
mone5with but little, success. Now to
give you satisfactory proof that Gbeei's
August Flower will cure you of Dys
pepsia and Liver Complaint with all its
effects, such as Sour Sumach, Sick Head
ache JLIabiiual Costiveness, Palpitation o,
the Heart, HearV-burn, Water brash,
oomiDg np of food after e&Hngvloir tpirite,
&c., we ajilcycnio go to your Druggist
and get a SampM Bottle of . GazEF's Au
GTTsrr FiWEa for 10 cents and 'try It, ct
a Regular Size for 75 centsj two dcaeS
will relieve you, ? r"
BUYS A MOST . EX'
B-SJOsi- ;
CEIXENT
iff V"l
nov 5 aothierji2crchiai Tafcri
5, 1877. NO. 215
New Advertisements.
K3ever ShDw Your
-- -. : I
feJMOWf.Groceiyien,
AKE: SURE OF A POINT!
, ;TAKE TUB ADVICE GT
BOATMGHT.J McKOlf,
and your customc:?
Will NeT0r.be. Dceeived.
WE PHOPOiSE
To Show Our Hand
and lcaTcthe public
To Judge as to tJic Point.
We have on hand, which we are fcilicg at
2.9CO Lbs. of th "oseI XL HAMS,
200 Bb's. High Grades' FLOUK7 -20.000
Lb3. Clear Kib and Long Clear
SIDES,
75 Bbla. Eary Rore Tota oef.
20 Bblf! APPLES,
In fact, wc have crery thing you ;caa name
in the I
Again we repeat,
Don't take our word for It. Come i ad ex
amine for yourselves,
t
illl'lJMOl'
0, 7 Sl 3 Worth Troat 3trcct
nov 5
Foreclosure of Mortgage.
gY .VIRTUE A.D IN PURSUANCE of
tha power contained in a certain mortgage
deed, executed to tne undersigned and C D.
MJc6(asUlutin the late firm of C. D.
Myers A fo.) by Edward L. Hall, bearing
date the 25th da v of Au trust. 17?. nriil m&tm.
O 1 7 -J,
tercd in the Register's office of New Hano
ver county, in Book M. M. M., page 284, 1
will,as the r urviving partner of the said fim,
on SATURDAY, the 24th day of November
instant, at 11 o'clock, A. M., at Exchange
Corner, in the city of Wilmington, expose to
sale to the highest Didder, at Public Auction,
for cash,. all the interest (being oneuhdifid
ed eleventh part) of the said Edward L. Hall
in that HOUSE and LOT in said citj, on
Princes street, between Front and Second
streets, being part of Lot 1 in block 1G3, and
adjoining on the west the Journal office
bilding,and in a TRACT OF LAND ia Pen
der county, on the ncitheast branch of the
Cape Fear river and Clark's Creek, and ad
joining the "Vats" Plantation, formerly be
longing to the late Levin Lane.
JOHN L. BOATWRIGIIT.
nor &-codta Mon Wed Th.
Cotton Ties, Salt, &c.
1500 BandIes nok cd EJe Cot ton Ties.
300 Sacks Salt,
&0 Boxes Bacon,
500 BbU Fiotir, all grades,
78 Bblsi Sugar,
100 Bbls Molasnes,
200 Kej ITsils,
100 Boxes Soap,
1 , 100 Bas Cofiee,
Backets, Cheese, Lard, Cracker, Candr,
Sauff, Ac. , BIN FORD, LOEB k CO."
nova
3 Phillippo's Lovo Story.
TALE OF Fashion and .Passion ia
France, by OcUve Feaillct. Translated by
Qiot Leigh For sale at
:. 7 -: .' s. JEWErrs: "
j.QT2 i -Front Street Book Store.
SUfflR
fc,.aa
from nr friends on asy asd all rJ.;tj
general interest bat : , . , 1
The name or the wrlSsf tst tlvxya b
faralahed to the Editor.; r 1 1 'f , ,
Commvnieatioaf tasst bt wrtltca eily pm
one side of the paper. "
Personalities cert be aTrAdsd..' r ,f,,
Andit is especially and particIllZj ZZ-Z?
stood that &e editor does set atwiyf tzZsxs
the views of correspondents, t?T tlji
in the editorial colamiu. 1 ' t
New Advertiscricntc; '
it? 0::i:
uwda LuJa'L CLL
' 'm mm' ' -y.Vl
36 T3nvl:z?Cur
Cneapcr thajiibiyi&rei'(6r-
j'M - : ( '
twenty yean I 1 ,.r
Dress Cdpdo';,;
AH tho latest NorelUa In t; , -Cashmeres,
Merinoes, Snowflakea,
Kars,-Knickerbocker and MaUaseo Suit
ings, T
rrismatic, Valencia and Friborongh'Cf6&,
Henriettas, Bombarines, Taffetas,
Alpacas, Mohairs, Rept and Poplins, ice.
FRINGES, GALOONSand ( Braidi"to
match any of above.
'' ,"!' '
Full Lines of . Jif
Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods,
The Best Brands so popular all over the
Stales, ' 1 ;
CLOAK 3, SHAWLS, FLANNELS r
BLANK
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, DAMASKS.
:.
Unsurpassed for quality, work and price.
WHITE GOODS, Hdkerchiefs, Corsets,
Gloves, andHoisery. 1
VAL. and TORCHON LACES v
VIen & Boys Vpmm
Ladies' and Misses' Vests, Skirts, SccJ, &c.
ATPmcEsvnioii . ,
Where cverylhibg has been purchased
with
CARE AND EKPEniEUCE
Suitable for bur;
at tho lowest ;
POSSIBLE PRICES 1
TO EXAMINE IS ?
M- HATZ9
33 .Market iBtreSt.
oct L
"1
V he Lowest Pricbb.
FRESH CO0EO!
. ..,icrj ti if t.ii
360 Rbls. FLOUR, $5 to $10 per bbl.
5 CO Cases Canned Ooodsy Cakea, and
Crackers,-. -V; V. ,',
50' Lbl5. RcOned Fugari;" fj
7S Bags Jara.Laguayraand Bio Coffees.
500 Cases Wines and Brandies, , ; , . ,
SO Firkins and tabs Best Batter, is .the
World. Price redtfeed to'SStts.
' "' ' i'tt trrf
per pound. . .
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Beef Sausage and Bologna, refh,Joday
from the West direct.' Largea Beef Tester
at90cent -:--wJ.wU ,
GEO. rJYGQC.
ii cl 13 ooucn raoOT c?
Oct 23
PREHIUli
7
SOME :OF THE JI3TE FAT "
Beef which took the Pre mi- Uv
1
urn at the Weldon s Fa Uri In
We will be glad to nttW. .e:
mm
17
week has be;a secured by "bo and Is taoa
hand and for sale at nay stall la tie Iliiet
noose. Orders received ahead , are e-rtfally
attend! tJ.A call aiJ cxisIiiUca'lj re.
spectfniysoUcUetf.7GrO.'F ClLlTTt
nov. 3. : sun To. a liizzl ilS. :
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