tflia Firw
UfioflbTrrEftT. Bs.davi
pf4 V
i O U . " T- JAMES,
ioidi AD rnorainro.
.nBHClUrri058.l08TAaE PAID.
.14 00 BU-ontas. $1M ; Three
Z NWIriNdbjeirrim,
13 eeatt per week.
.bover.t. r
L-S8bribri will pl report any ud
jTVm to fi"ti' PPrs regularly.
flow Advertisement.
"TssoT
.CLOSING SALES
hi -rl-r
3R0WN & RODDICK.
45 Elarket St.
yBTAKC TUI8 OPPORTUNITY OF
thanking tie- central Jpoblic for their very
iacfa patrona-o dsrinj; the put jeer, and
I eall partisalar attention to omr
ANNUAL CLOSING SALE !
or
.WINTER STOCK
TO COMMENCE OX
kaKiisAY,
January, 12th.
Great Reductions
win be made la order to effect our object.
Oar patronj may rut snored that tbe
rvdictloiu axe sena fide.
Dress Goods,
Blan&ets,
8hawls, Cloaks,
CAtllMERES FOR
MEN AND BOY'S WEAR
Felt Skirts,!
LADIES', GENTS', AND CHILDREN'S
UNDERWEAR.
Wo will offar the Caeipest line of Hara-
B arg EdflAgs aad lasertiocj that we have
eheern, U order to make room for our new
took.
BROWN & EODDICK,
45 Karktt fltrt.t,
too 10
Fresh Every Day.
TINS ASSORTMENT OF CANDIES,
Freeh aod Domestic, joit received as d for
"THS 05LT OENUINE HOME-MADE
Caadj ia ta city, will bo found everv
dav. freab aad iwK three doors Boath of
rbo coe tnffioe on Seotod street. Alto, Nats,
BaUlai. Frail, Ac C. &. JEVKN8,
juU Nea the Poetofflco.
New Crop Cuba.
MRST CllOO JUST IN,
Atd for sa'e lew by
WILLIAMS A MURCI1ISON.
Holassles. Flour, &c,
200 HhJsand Bbls
Cuba Molasscss,
fJOO'Boxes Smoked
and D S Sides,
1000 Bbls Flour, Super to
Extra Family,
ISO Tubs Choice Leaf Lard,
COO Bbls Sugar, Granulated,
Standard A, Extra C and C,
' 373 Bags Coffee, Rio,
Laguyra and Java,
Also, a full line of
Case Goods,
dOO Bales Choice Timothy
and Eastern Hay,
800 Kegs Nails, all sizes,
800 New N. Y. Spirit Barrels,
73 Bbls Distillers Glue,
1500 Bdls Hoop Iron,
4500 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
1 20O Sacks MarshallsFine Salt,
3000 Sacks Cotton
Penman Guano,
3300 Sacks No. 1
Quanaps Guano.
For sale low by
WILLI 1MB A MURCBISON,
feb Wholesale Qro. AOoauMtrU.
r
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VOL.IV.
LOCAL NEWS.
ffev AdTcrtuementi.
CaoiLT A' Uoimi-Engine Houes at A. ac
tio a-
CaoLT A Moatis Fruit at Autioo.
Urim ticcii Milton Nobles.
Attention t rftrdwan Fire Co. No. 1.
Uio. F. Till v Haltitaoie Beef.
Km S. J. li.icitH New Millin-ry Fto'e.
f tiMisesinea Lo I
ee ad rtociitle -
A. A 1. H.juk Feiltbf: i rt.
V'A'i dt far 15 cent now.
Wit dnw (jUssah sizes at ltafler &
Trice's. t
Aud iLo vilhiu ulill pursueil her,'. Fri
day night.
Knircj aud Fork, l'ocket Kaires Arc.
or the "Children at- Jacqbi's.
IlcserTei sea't fur Miltoa Nobles
now ou sale at Heinsberser'a.
are
Nor. barque FinjaU, Paulsen, hence,
arrWed at Antwerp on the 2nd in it.
Schooner Ada S. AUtn, for thia port,
Billed from Cala:s, Me!, on the 3 It ult. .
Ger. birque Von der lieydt, Michael
if, hence, for Bremen, was off Portland,
Eng., on the 31st ult.
Pocket Knives. Table Cutlery, Silver
Plated Forks and Spawns; largest variety
and Iotret pria-s at Jacodi s
Chicken coopd have bceu robbed in this
c:ty with:o thi pist week;but as there is
no clue we omit locations, etc-
Kjliious services will be hild this eve
ning, commencing at 1 o'clock, in the
Seamen' Bethel. The public, and par
ticularly seamnn, are invitei to attend.
It is bard work to induce a married
man to pay a dollar to bear a lecture; hr
generally has a free lecture course at
home.
The woman who sews patches on the
seat of her boy's pant atoms is the real
meeu2er of piece.- She heels the
breeches.
QThe iLdxaions are that Col. MacRae
will have a fine audience to-nieht," It
will probably be the finest literary treat
of the season.
Schooner George Ii. McFarland,
Strong, saikd from Bath, Me., on the
31st ult. for Harmon's Harbor, to load
ice for this port.
A man who takes one drink too many is
often denounced as a fool, but nothing is
said of a woman who gets threes sheets in
the wind on wash-day.
You can buy No 1. Heating and Cook
Stoves at almost any price by going the
Factory Agency, at Jaoobis.
.Notwithstanding all the modern im
provements of husbandry, the matrimonial
harvest is still gathered with the cradle
and thrashed bz the hand. . ,
A woman of brains suggests that gjrli
no matter how wealthy their families,
should be brought up to some occupation
whereby they can earn to honest livingin
the hour of need.
You can almost tell that a young man
has been ground through a school of elo
cution when you hear him recite, xk
tin theke radio of thede cep. We don't
know what it mean9,lut that is whit be
says
Front street is in an unsightly n es :.
The street car track has been taken up
and there is an unusual amount of mud in
the middle of the street. This space
ooght to have been paved when the bal
ance of tbe street was laid. Let it' be done
now.
A f&mil i iike an cquijiage. Firt,
tbe father, a draught-horee; the next, tha
boys, the wheels, far they are alwavs run
ning aroundf then the girl are surrounded
by fellows; tbe baby occupies the lap-
board; and the mother ell, what s a
wagon without a tongue anyhov
TLe Operetta will bo given for the list
time at the Opera House to-morrow even
in,, a fact bich s, however, pretty gen
erally known now. Toe box sheet is at
Mr. iltlnsbergcr s aud is beiug rat iJIy
filled up. Tnow who have-not yet se
cured their seaU a ill be wis i to secure
them at once and witho it further deUy.
Personal.
We were glad to meet with Dr. J. A.
Petrle.of Jersey City, a friend of cur ear
lier days, whoU ia this city en rovte for
Jacksonville, Florida. Tbe Doctor Is ac-
ompanted by hia g oo3 lady, and we trnst
that the trip through the Southern States
may bo pleasant and profitable.
Da
WILMINGTON, N. C., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1880. Q.m'
City Court.
Two VgenHBea" of color rejoicing in
tbe names respectively of Adam Warren
and Spence r Standford, were arraigned
this moruing for an orTray. Ofificr Rober
Gree n made tbe arrest aud upon his testi
mony the Mayer told the first named' gem
raan"toderait $o or go below for ten
days, i The cheapest way out beiog tb
easteet for A. W. be weot below. Staud
ford was remanded to, the cell for ore
day to coor' .ff and get sober. Thi
cleared the docket and tbe . Court
journerl'"
City Authorities, Attention If You
Please !
We have been requested by one of our
patrors to call the attention of the authori
ties to tho fact that .thero are parties re
tailing lace goods in. this city without a
license. We know nothing of the circum
stances of the case beyond what is iuii'
tioned above. But the gentleman wtw
gave us the- information is a retail diy
goods merchant, arid complains, as he has
a right to do, of the i justice of tbe thing,
and the unequal bearing of the law as i
is enforced, which compels a merchant to
pay taxes, and permits other parties to
traffic free of any tax whatever. It is
proper for us to add that we do not know
who the parties are indulging in this bosi
ness. We only know that the merchant
who complains is a gentleman of respecta
bility atid'gnod standing aud entitled to bo
heard. .
A Very Odd oion li.
Tho month of February, which set in
Sunday, will be an odd mouth in several
respects. It will have in the first place
an odd number of days, owing to its leap
year distinction. It will have an odd
number o' Sunday (6 ve)i which is very odd
for the shortest month' in the year, and
one of the Sundays will be Washington's
birthday. It will begin on Sunday and
end on Sunday, which is also odd. The
five Sundaps correspond in date with
the five 8undays in next August, which
ii odd again. It is said that U9 one now
living will ever see another February so
odd; nor will their children, nor their
children's children sufficient in itself to
make the month interesting. Many old
superstitions are associated with tht
month, which originally had twenty-nine
day 8 amonf tbe Romans in an ordinary i
year. When tho Roman Senate, how
ever, decreed that the eighth month
shou'd be named after the Emperor An
gustus, one day was taken from February
and bestowed on August, giving it 31
days, in ord.T that it might not be in
ferior to July, called after Julius Caesar.
"The Phcenix Wever Dies."
1 - i
Milton Nobles and bis excellent troupe
will visit this city on Friday evening and
will appear in that most popular of
American plays, 'Phoenix.' Mr. Nobles
will give three entertainments in this city,
one of which will be a Saturday matinee
for the benefit of those who cannot leave
their houses or work at niht. Saturday
evening 'A Man of thePdople' will be
played fr tbe first time in this city. An
exchange says of'Pbojiix:
A very large audience greeted tbe first
appearance of that gifted author and
comedian at the opera house last night,
ar.d for happily blended mirth and humor,
The PLceoix, has never been surpassed.
It is a dram that not only takes the
masses, but ia full of interest to tboie
who are habitaated to every phase cf the
drama. 1 here is nothing more tbr lung
and exciting thin the fire scene and tbe
I ambling scene ingthis m i erpi ce of
American dramas. 1 bo role of tno hero,
who is both Bohemian aod detective, is
admirably adapted to Mr Nobles and in
his own play, 'The Pbce iix,' he possesses
a faculty that but few actors have and
many yearn for, Mr Schwartz, in his
character of Moes Solomons, is the best
Lo ch coraedii n J of the s age. The
company is strong one, and seems to
have been selected carefully for their re
spective parts, which th y perform to
perfection. Entertainments like the one
last night are afaee treat to our com
munity, and the opera houee will bo
crowded tho tbjrtjg , rsmaialng
nights of Mr Nobles' engagement. Tbe
Ptojaix' a ill bo repeated to-night. To
morrow 'A Mau of thePeopV will ho d
the boards.1 i
Some of the prettiest beef we ever siw
any where, eith rat Fulton or Washington
markets in New Y rk or Lexington mr
ketin Baltimore, is now suspended troa
tho hock 8 on Mr. Tiliey's aUils in our
market bouse. It is from Tennessee, is
stalNfod aad was intended for Baltimore
bat was brought and held here. It wU
make aoy man's a nt U iool at
U.
Christmas Fire bogs and Fire Irons
Fluting Machines and every sort of
Hardware at lowest sort of cash pricet 4
JacvM-s. , - '
KEflEW
Sjutheru Bell Telephone Company.
ILider the above title an organization
was ell'ectetl in Now Vurk Ci aUut the
middle i f last mont):, with a capital oi one
million of doll .n, and ih folWirg namtd
officers -an i directors : M . ."Suir, foi
roe ly Presi Unt of the eatern I'nion, is
Ue President, u.d Mr. IJ. B. Plant, Vice
President ot ilw Southern Express Coni
puiy, l-rlhrf V h i ! iJeut Th directois
are Gencial Wiokliam, of Virginia,
i're-ident f ijiih-xmIo & Ohio K. R.
Col E. V. C!e of Tennessee ; thn great
Kniiroad king of m West, 'Him. it. K.
H.rid'M, o( North Carolina, Who -has 'a
c iniriliuj; rilnencti in the managen);nt oi
400 in ilea t,f J i!nad, and is President oi
the Wdiuingion & Wi ldon and Wilming
ton, Colum bia A Augusta Railroads, and
Messrs. E P. Alexander a'nd W. G, liaoul,
of Georgia The territory of this com
pany embraces the States of Virginia and
Wuit Virginia, North aud South Carolina,
Georgia, Florida, Alabama aud Tenness
ee?, with tbe exception of Nashville.
A Distressing I asuality.
One cf the moet distressing accidents
and deaths it has ever been our painful
duty to rccoid, occumd yesteroay near
Rocky Point, The circumstances, as we
learn them from Dr. W. T. linnett, are
as follows : Yesterday niorninj; Mr.
Council Caateen who icKides about two
miles from Rocky Point, was engaged in
slaughtering his hogs, and at'about noon,
or a little later, his children left the house
to go in search of sweat gum. After they
bad left and the elder portion of the fam
ily were busily engaged with their pork,
his youngest chile, a son named Council,
aged about two years, wandered away
from the hens?, presumably in search
of those who had left a little
while before. After awhile the
children returned, but this little
oao was not with them, nor had they
seen him. An alarm was immediately
given and tho neighbors turned out cn
masse to search for him. His little fooU
steps were at last discovered, and follow
ins them the poor little fellow was found
drowned in a small,.narrow stream about
three hundred yards from fie house every
thing which medical science could sug
geat was called into requisition for his
resuscitation, but unfortunately without
avail. The grief of the heart stricken
mother was a picture of unutterable
agony as she saw her youngest ' loved one
ia tbe cold embrace of death.
Save your money by buying your Build
ing Supp lies from Altaffer & Price. t
Marine Intelligence.
Tbe Revenue Cutter Colfax received a
telegram from tbe Signal Officer at
Smithville yesterday noon to the effect
that there was a three-masted schooner
ashore on Bald Head beach and also that
an English barquentine, supposed to be
the Hcsolule, was at anchor between the
sea and the bar buoys, in a dangerous
position, and that tbe sea was so heavy
on the bar that neither the pilot boats
nor tugs could get out to the assistance of
either vessel. The Cutter, immediately
started down the riv.r and at 3:30 P.
M. went out over the bar, a heavy sea
running at the time. She shipped two
heavy seas, one of which carried away her
bowsprit shrouds,
lyjachiog the barquentine their prof
fered assistance wa? not needed, as she
had two anchors down and was making
pretty good weather of it. The schooner
was found to bo to? far in, and her crew
could easily make their way to the shore
should the necessity ariso for so doing.
The Coif x tl en came inside, being
tuarded as shs crossed the bar by a heavy
sea which came in over the taffrail and
swept the deck, but did no material dam
age, Abda.iiht this morning the Cutter
anch .red off Bald Uend ar.d sent a boat
to the schoonef. Found her to be the
A . Randolph, W. J. Warner, of St.
John s N. B, b.und from Falmouth,
Jamaica, to this port iu ballast. There
is not t v.r two feet of water around her
where she lies d she will probably be a
total loss. She was valued at $4,000 and
was insured for $2,000, and was coni
signed to Mr. 0 G. Pars'ey, of this city.
The ufii;ra and cre" o. the (Xt''jx are
loud in lhir pra'.sa of the behavior of
that beautiful craft a a heav sea
Answer This. "
Did )ouevr know any person ta be
ill' without inaction of tUe, Stomach.
Liver or kUneys. or did you ever know
one who ws well waix eft bet was ob
structed or inactive: and, dut yon ever
knofc or hear of any case of tho kind that
Hop Bitter . would not cure Ask jour
adghbor this tame uestioa
Twentf-Sevrnth Annual Meeting of
the Seaman's F lend Society.
The Sceietv met in the Bethel
at 8 o'clock on Tuesdny evenirg.
. r xi
Lieu : f Mr.
R French,
tu
February, 3d, 18S0. On motiou
Alex. Spruut, Mr. George
Sr., was called to the chair, acd Mr. Geo.
iw rrench, Jr.,' w,-s n oiH-atctl ti set as
Secretary.
Tbe Presi' HijT,..Screrrv at;.! Treasurer
aod ChapUin s'lhrnitti-d their r-jfjt.s and
on Dcotii.n tho w.re r. ccived i.i rJered
Spread on i lit; n)inHis.
! Mes -rsMl BKUers HLd K K. Ueide
vr:r aptHtf4.ttl -a committee to audit
Treasurer s books and vouchers and report
at tbe next regu'ar meeting ot the Execu
t:ve Omiuiitie
The following g wAt neu
were placed
in noinii ati n lor trusses for the ensuing
year and onaniiimislj elected: Geo. R.
French, Sr., Geo. If arriss, ' R. E. Ileide,
E. T. Hancock, Geo. R. French, Jr., H.
B. Eilcrs, B. F. Mitchell,, E S. Martin,
K luanl . PescLaii. Ilorpr Mnoro A.
Adrim, Edaard Kidder, F. II. Darby,
Alex Sprunt and II. M. Bowden. On
I ",c UJV u"1' : ' ' , .
mediate y alter rh, a j mi utneut of th
iaeeting of tbe uiL-mbers of the society, Mr.
Alex Sprunt was called to the chair and
Mr. Geo. R. French. Jr. wis annoinfrrl
11
ricsaij
I The following gentlemen we.e elected
bflkersfor the ensuing year, viz:
I i-i : i.. i M.- ti i c- tr.
I x-re?;ueui, weo. u. rreucn, or., vice
President. Geo. Hirriss. Secrpt.irv anil
hi r i v u t rjy,
Treason r, Geo. Ii. i rench, J r. These
tentlemeu in connection with the fol -
i,: i ,l.-p-
wiu ntic ok-u wuoumic tuc
ccutive Committee, viz, Messrs. IT.. B.
VIZ,
Eilers, E. T. Hancock and R. E. Ileidf
! Rev. J. W. Craig was elected ' chap
lain.
On motion the bjard iidj turned.
mtESIDEXTS REl'OKT.
GcnC.emm: Our TwentynSeveath An I
nual Meeting calls us together again to
devise me oesi meinoa tosavaoce me in.
terest of our Societv and to extend its
P , rw f .
havn hpfin nnahlpd to meet nnr mirront
exDenses. and have paid the most of the
floating debts, and past due - interest.
a '
Through the kindness of the parent socr
ety in New lork city, we were the re-
cipienioi aaonauon oi oce nunarea dollars
J J?'1 5 Vi 1 I
sent by their Secretary, Kev. Dr. Hall,
which enabled us to cnmnlftA
- -
pital r-joms, and to make
them convenient and comtortable .tor the
ick seamen under our care. We would
also acknowledge the further generosity
oi the parent society ot New jCork city,
whriRe iiontinn of tour hnnHrprl lnllofa
durinsr the past year enabled us to con-
t,. ,-r, ..... rh.,,.l.,in Uic : . u:
ytuww v.cl ut.. rwnA j uta vibe IU Ulo
Christian wurk among the so&men. For
a detailed Btatenicat of tur financial con
dition you are referred to tho report of our
iisaouioii wui uuajn,i:j vriil IIJUKS 2
statement of bis I,bnr f I lot i iurin" the
ast yeir.
' ' -
lipctfully suLtn.t u.-d,
Ue '. K. Fkesch, br.,
Trehident 8. F. be.
STATEMENT i F oEAMAN'fc 1 RILND SOCIETY.
Amount from former Treasurer. .$22443
Amount donated by Am. S. F . .
1 Society....... 100.00
Cash from rents aud turpentine..
boxes... G55.50
Cash from Dr. Hall, See. Am. S.
: F.So..... 400.00
$1,379.93
DR.
Cash insurance and sundry bill. ..$224. C7
Ciah interest on notes in baud
! and bonded debt 528 .80
Cash paid First National Bank on
! principle of note 122 48
Cash paid Rev. Mr. Craig, Chap-
I lain 400.00
Cash on hand... 103.98
$1,879 93
We learn there is to be a German s
Germania Hall on Thursday evening.
i The regular monthly meeting oi iu
C. M. S ted man Bucket Company wiil be
held this evening
Messrs Cronly & Mcins will sell to
morrow at auction I at the bead of the
Market House that fine large pair-cf
horses recently the team of fire . steatrer
LVlt Giant.
1 The schooner Carlct&nii here from the
West Indies and with a fine cargo of fruit.
It will be cHered for sale to-morrow
morning by Messrs. Cronly A Morris
from on board the Tessel as she lies at
wharf north of Market Dock.
No remedy in the World ever came in
to such universal use, or has so fully won
the confidence of mankind, as AYEB"8
CHERRY PECTORAL for the care ot
Coughs, Colds sod Consumption.
PLEASE NOTICE.
Wo will beg ad to receive eommnoiraU'r
from ov frioafa oa may aad all iabeota i f
general iatorott bat :
Too aamo of the writer mail alw ? be ft r
aithodto the Editor.
Comaaalcatloaattajtbo written or. oolv
oao aide of tho paper.
Personalitios matt be aroided.
Aad It it especially aaips.tievlarly aar'.
Stood that (Tim KAitnr Am. A .1
' vvi MMBm
New- Advertisements.
CM, STEOMAN FIRE CO. NO. 1.
M.r Unnnll.l. It,..
r (UI ". unlf"rin). (Wednesday)
EvobIbk, at 8 o'clock, at the IJ ail, cor-er Jf
i und Ba t-nd.nee riquo.i.
ed. By order of President. -
febl-U OKU..H. KKUTII.'Srrt.
Fruit at A uctfonT"
M. ROAJL. V. Auc t i on, v r
jlY CRONLY & MOP I 1
ARRIVAL OF SCHR. CAKLETON
QN TO-MORR0W,(Thttrsda?) at 11 e'eik
A. H.t We will self on board Schr.;CarleU n,
lying North side Market fock,
ORANGES. BANANAF,
PINE APPLET, C0C0ANUT8.
SHADDOCKS and ORAPE JRUIT.
fob 4-1 1
ENQIWE MORSES AT AUCTION?"
CKONIaY, AllCl iOIlCCr.
BY CRONLY & MORRIS.
mO-MORROw-, (Thursday) at 12 oVcck,
U'9 W wil1 at haoge Corner,
THAT PAIR OF HORSKS,
formerly asod by Little Olaat S. F Co.
I ......
I andravorably known in the community.
I
feb 41t Star copy.
NEW MILLINERY STORE
I
t am CONSTANTLY RECELVINO Vw
Goods which I will sell chean for e-jih.
inch as Bonnets, Bats, Ribbons, Flowers and
every thinr in the Milliner v lif. rinfaiS
1 CrocheU& Qoosa always on hand. alo.
I "r. "man aiair uooas tor sale.
worK aone in tbe moat approved style,
Ladies will do well to call and see for them
elvos
Country orders receive prompt attention.
MR8. h. J. BAKER,
feb i Corner Third and Orange its.
Baltimore Beef.
I VAi uau 11 ItOlMtUAl. It WSJ
T. fit t TfTn nrv rT-.wmn w
I
bound for Baltimore, bnt we ah v-ed it hre.
I r . . ... . . .. - . 1 j
I ' w luc preiueii ctau iea ueer you evtr
Bmw: wm Be on at mJ o1" to-mor-
I T0W- All orders promptly, and faithfully
filled. . GEO. Fi TILLY
I Stalls 7 and 8 Market Hotue.
I ieo s-it
KJIT Jh ti A XlUlJnK:
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. FEB.6&7
M!menJor lwo umy and one
I ' "J wn1
edlan and Character Actor,
E2XLTOX7 UODLI30 !
nation, appearing in the original dramatic
iptVIMUCI W1U1 WUCa III DUD9 Dll D0COm6
I isseparabl linked. On Friday evening and
I h-f . A . . . . A .. - - - . 1 .
DaviuuajuiMagotwiu UB prewaveu IQ0 pouu-
iar Americaa Melodrama, by Hilton Nobles,
entitled THE Pfl(E NIX Carroll Graves, Jim
Bladsoe, Miltoa JVobles As plajad by him
over 1,000 times. And on Saturday evening
win do presented toe American Comedy-
I'rama, br Milton ffobles. entitled A MAN
OF THE PEOPLE Jack Ryder. A Diamcad
in the Bonfrb, Milton Nobles.
Parqaetto and Dreu Circle... ....fl.w
Parqaetto Circle. M go.
Gallery . ' Jf,
Reserved Beats fur eaid at Ueioioera r'S
without extra charge. f-h 4-4
Selling Off !
mHE BALANOS OF CUR
A
K OF'
ALL AND WINTER CL1THIKQ
iaa z ai utmost any price to m-ifco room
for tbe Spring Btles. Bargains may to
bad. All mojt be sold. Call and get Uerc-
.
iuced prices, at
8aRUEa'fl TWO 8TORE8,
Jn Market sL .
Look!
p -1 AMERICAN "LrA8S011M0IB.M At
'arT on ZoU's "L'i sfomaoir." By
Iepb Sydney.
MOW 8HE W03T RIM, or, Tho Bride of
rharmin Yallev. D.A.Moore.
Xet i.U at the
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