THIS PAPER
r
vry cvn&. -Sunday er
JOSH T.'TAMES
.o iLlFTIOVS JtHTAGE rAID:
: , rucvsis sornrr..-
IW wi be 1,1 to wwrtr eoaatalcASL
tram wr trlea! at in . tcfccJ i of
I feor&l!mn'9t bin - ' ' v '
; - i 1 .
.W U writer ana UvftbOC4t
t rdthM to tb &nuv. I . . - it ' :
BXJl tt mouths n.00. Tim-e!
ftr-,rIriUInTcreiy-crrlorM free
j. io any prt of th city, at th abve
Atvr'lr;l- and KVraL
y rir wiJl report any aa.l all fatt-
vJk: A'' rimtlaiion. of any ncwfqpcr
sJAuh.ri. i i tkc cily of Wilmington.
"Ft Senator, ami Itcpresentive-elect
' . . j :
'-!rtIr! h-LS oeen inuictcu iui. wuffwi -
acy in the s:nr route cases. .
Jl is stated that Mrs. David Davis
waJ born in Illinois 'and not in New
England as sonic papers make it ap-
iar- ....
The Legislature of Tennessee has
foil owed ike example of the legislature
of Mi'-sonri and passed a law making
gaiabliug a lelony.
The centennial anniversary of Wash
ingron Imni's hirthday will be on the
3rt o: April next, lie was one of the
bealtjf American writers.
Chicago had sixty nine murders 'in
182. arid one execution. One-third o!
the murderers were drunk, andtwuitv
seven o!' the merdered died in a quar-
Mrs. W. R. Vanderbilt gave an im.
mense party on Monday evening at her
residence in New York. It was an ex
pensive affair, the flowers alone costiiig
$10,000. imtr
Mrs. Lilliu Deveraux Blake is "talk
ing back" to Hev. Dr. Morgan Dix. in
which amusement she ha3 the most
friend whether she has the better o
the argument or not.
Great alai m is ielt in New England
because ol the unusual accumulation
of ice and snow so late in the season.
Immense and damaging ireshets are
feared when the thaw comes.
Mr. Burchard, director of the mint.
gays that the United States $20 gold
piece is the ouly coin which meets
exactly the requirements of the law,
the others either lacking ' or exaggerat
izg the exact demands. -
It is said that Mr. Gilru ore's render-
la of "Home, Sweet Home" as the
ashe? of Payne wero being removed
from the City Hall, New York last
Saturday, afternoon, will never bo for
gotten by those who heard it.
Boston spread herself in giving Sulliv
an a reception. The city council graced
the occasion, and thousands could not
gain admittance into the great hall.
"Lo! the conquering hero comes" thrill
ed the souls of the enthusiastic throng.
Jho Princess Louise is said to be so
dissa.isfied with the soeiety at Ottawa
that she and her husband will go home
ia the autumn, on the expiration oi his
term of government, when Lord Lorne
will be called to the House of Lords.
During 1S2 there wero; 4 i theatres
destroyed .by fire. Of this number 17
were bnraed in the United States, 7 in
Kngland, 5 in Russia, 4 in Germany, 2
in France. 2 in Spain, and 1 each in
Belgium, Sweden, Bulgaria and Rou
mania. It has been discovered that the pri-i
mary cause of the breakin the canal at
Windsor Locks, Conn., by which break
mills were- shut down, 1,000 hands
thrown out of employment and $100,-J
oOOlost, was the work of a muskrat
that burrowed through the embank
ment. - v
1 9
The forthcoming exhibition ' at
Aasterdara has thus far awakened but
iiule interest in this country, but it is
hoped that the attention ot' the public
will yet be aroused to the importance of
the United States ling well represented,
Belgium has thus far engaged the most
space, and is followed by Prance ancf
England.
Mr. Lippitt, who was Governor of
Rhode Island once upon a time, has
been talking to a New York reporter
about the Spraguo hurrah. According
to Mr. Lippitt, Butler and Pryor stand
a good chance of pulling their man
through, the ground being fa low for
the seeds of discontent among tho Ke-
publicans.
Mr. Patrick Easan is seized with a
2xd and practicable idea concerning
the relations of Ireland to England. lie
proposes the re-siabl;shment of the
Union as it existed before 1560. Ire
land s relations to England would then
teraore nearly like those - of Hungary
'o Austria than those of any other two
States ia the world.
Tho statement that a Lockport, N
man has received a contract to con
tract a part of the Panama Canal at
million a miie, or seven miles for
about seven million dollars will doubt
less not only create an increased sense
of direct American intcrcstsin this en
terprise, but will seem to bo a guaran-
tatrsy la positing it forward.
VOL. VII.
J.ne name3ot three members of the
English bar Were struck from the roll j Schr. Pcmaquidt Capt.Wheeler clear
by the Queens bench division at one e(j to-dav for Xassan. N. P. with 37.-
tceviv. fciiung. m each case the lawyer
had been cruiltv of fin?inrni ifOfririoUt v.
- , - - - ;
nicttunMcaso was mat ol a ionaon
solicitor, who had received money to
invest for the benefit-ojf the children of
a client, and diverted it to his own ufc.
; i
Dukes, the Pennsylvania girl betrayer
and father slayer, is haying, as he de
serve?; a rough time ofl it. At last ac
counts he had not obeye( the brders
to leave Uniontown, Pa!, within twenty-four
hours.-Jjun kept hinself closely
confined to his room. ;GIad are jive to
bt lieve thnt no such villian would be
allowed to intrude his pestelcntial ores
encc in any southern community.
LOCAL NEWS.
INDEX TO MEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Heinsbebgek Victors
Yates A L-rge Mock
W H Ureex Uardeo bv&l
Mcnds linos oda Waior
E l Hall, iluyor Special Notice
E D Hall, ' May. i ;calei rjoposak
Cronlv & Morr: The &uc on Sat
James Wilson Houses anl!oi3 for sala
Mus" it Webb Floriculture and Hortl
cu.iure. ; 1
No City Court this morhin
The
Criminal Court co
1
venes tiext
Monday.
There were some very tine trout
market this morn in?.
in
Twenty-one males and four females
arc conlined in the county jail.
For Pocket-Knives or jTable Cutlery,
go to Jacoki's Hardware Depot, f
We understand that qu t3 a number
of hogs have died and arc still dying in
the neighborhood of Topsail Sound.
Vith a few suish days a3 this 28th of
March we shall begin to think the cold
weather for this season has departed.
Work on the new railroad s-hop build
ings at the yard of the1 W. & W. Ill R.,
in f li?o 12 1 n T r . nrki.ilvr -i, c? Ii ft I I
iit ting wiij t a iiUp ihjhuij yuaiicu.
Steam boatmen report a rise of 20 feet
m tho river at Fayetteville up to yester
day niorning and the river was still ris
ing.
Strawberries and asparagu3iare being
shiDDed through this citv from Florida
to the Northern markets in large quan
tities. - ' t
We learn from a friend that throe of
four cases of insanity have been de
veloped near Laurinburg within the
past week.
Timber rafts are coming in quite
freely and we , learn there1; are. still a
good many more on the river bound fcr
this-place. . ) ! I
Silver Plated Spoonk and Fork.! loW
pices, at Jacgiu.'s ' t
The members, of the Wilmington
Steam Fire Engine Co. No 1, celebrated
their fourteenth anniversary this after-
noonoya paraaej ana engiao pracuce
A saucy school-boy otit at Newer! .
look hold of the tailor aran-ell
He lost part of his cheek.
Bat was about in a 'week;
St. Jacobs Oil cured Master Bnell.
" Uev. Harry Ellis, colored, who was
committed to-Jail a jfew da3s ago in
default of bond answer to tho charge
of bigamy, once more1 breathes the free
air of liberty, ho having this morning
given bond for his appearance. j
Tho celebrated Fish Brand Gills
Twine is sold only at Jacobi's JIard
waro Depot. j I
Messrs. Crouly &Iorris will ,e
auc tion to-morrow at 1 1 o'clock a
sell at
at No.
18 Market Street a well selected stock
of Marb'.e Art rwork t ' consisting of
Statuettes, Etruscan knian and
Greecian vases, etc etc. The ladies are
especially invited to attend.
Mrs. H. Webb; whose advertisamrnt
appears in another column, has an cle.
cint variety of roses and'otlier flowering
plants in her conservatory, and cordial
ly invites the public to come and see
them, She also has omatoes and cu
cumbers which are in a, flourishing on
dilion, some ot the latter having young
cucumbers already ,of considerable
length. j,
The uuly. pCxbltenient. i
A rabbit chase by bench leg ( lice, a
bob -tail ."sooner dorg" and fourteen ol
the small boys was the Only fun onMar
kct street this moaning-1 Alter a short,
sham and noisy race by the fourteen
small boys the bench leg fice took a short
cut and got the, rabbitt by the head.while
the bob-tail sxmer,went for tliq tail hold
and dragged the small ipn eared quad
ruped off wagging his; jcurr-Uil-ed ex
tremity as he moved majestically down
tho street. . t .
WILMINGTON. N. C. WEDNES DAY. MARCH
Exports Foreiirn.
000 feet lumber and 35,400 shingles-
valued at 793.96, shipped by Messrs.
Northrop & Camming. ;
Wires Iown.
The telegraph wires I of the Signal
Service here have been down between
here and Smithville and la. the North
of us, for the past two days, j
Mr, Haney the officer in charge of
this station repaired the break in the
wires between this city and Sniithvil'.e
yesterday and started to Scotts Hill this
morning to repair the wires which arc
down near that place.
! "Starriiis: It."
The Rob. A. Hewiette Pantomime
Troupe left this city this morning on n.
tour through the State. According; to
the Goldbro Messenger they appear at
th Opera House in that place to-nisrht.
We trust they will be greeted by a large
audience'. The troupe starts out under
favorable circumstances and are well
equipped with mirth provoking proper-
lies. They also are provided with
brass band of t piuce3 of their own,
composed ot members of the troup
Success to them
Oon't Like His Ways.
Evidently the - wayward sinners o
this community do not like the way
our new Mayor has started out in
punishing persons carried before his
court. Notwithstanding the fact that
Sunday and Monday were raw damp
disagreeable days there was not a case
of drunk on tho street, and persons who
indulged in the 1 flowing bowl on the
homeopathic theory during the! raiuy
days gave the extra vigilant police force
a wide berth, as they stood in fear of
the Hall within thefaalU
I Free Show.
Messrs. G. P. Hill and O. N. Beam,
agents for the Household Sejwing Ma
chine Company, gave another of their
magic lantern exhibitions on Front
street last night. Of course their ob
ject wa3 to advertise the sewing ma
chine, buOn addition they showed other
views I comprising the beautiful, gro
tesque, landscapes, statuary, etc., etc.,
They are indefatigable workers, and
always have- an eyo to business. They
leave here to-night for some point
South of us.
Journal-Observer.
The Charlotte Jou mal of Tuesday, the
27th inst., contains the valedictory ot
Col. Charles R. Jonea upon his retire
ment from the Charlotte Observer. The
JourfioX nubli3hins company have
bought the Observer, and the two pa
pers will be merged and known hereof
ter as the Joiirnai-Observer. :
Col. Jones has been an able band in
the field of North Carolina journalism
and he has our best wishes for a suc
cessful future, whatever may bo his
undertaking. For the JoumaX-Obscrv
er we wish all' tho success which its
usefulness may deniacj3 from a large
Hat of prompt paying advertisers and
subscribers.
Good Work.
The Br. barque David G. Worth,
from this port with a cargo of naval
stores, principally spirits turpentine.
arrived at Falmouth this morning aflr
a raost'tempestuous voyage, with sails
and rudder gone. , The vessel and car
go are fully insured The Ltdia Pesj
chdu sailed from Wilmington at the
same timo with cotton and also arrived
at Falmouth to-day. It was understood
that these two Wilmington vessels
would test their sailing qualities on this
passage, and it is a remarkable fact that
they should have sailed and arrived on
the same day. ! The owner of tho
David (7. Worth has good reason to be
proud of her work, when the loss of her
rudder and sails are taken into consid
eration, i I
Quarterly Meeting
For the Wilmington district of the
Methodist E. Church, South : s
(SECOND KOUNI.)
Wilmington, at Front Street.
11 AM April 1
Wilmington, at Fifth Street.
i 7i P M - April I
Duplin, at KichUnds....... .. .April 7- 8
Onslow, at Jacksonville. ...April 14 15
Topsail, at Itockv Point. . .p. April 21 22
o :.U..:i! 1 I ' A r ri I ".
SraniwiSL al Concord..... Ai.ril S. I
Clinton.-.
flnkesbnrv ...
. May - o I
..May W-I3
Newton Grove Jlissioa,.....3iay ia
Bladen.... ...Til ay 19 20
Whitttville, at Whiteviile....May 2t
District Conference, at
W hiteville-! .............. .May 34 27
Waccamaw Mission.. ..May 23
Fair BluCf Mission. May 3ov
li7Jtbeth. at Bladen Springs Juno 2- 1
Point Caswell Mission...... Juno 5 -
B.O.UcKTcr,P.E ;
The Butchers' Meeting.
A meeting of the butchers of this
ety was held in. the Mayor's office at
the City Hall, thi3 afternoon. ' There
were about twenty-five persons in at
tendance. Some of them were in favor
of using the city markets, while others
objected to going to the buildings. Wo
learn that those who favor using the
buildings are a hopeless minority. The
meeting was heldwith closed doors.
Owing to the'lateness of the hour at
which the meeting adjourned we will
be compelled to omit j publishing the
proceedings in thi? issue. Messrs. John f
U; Melton." John. C. j Bornemann and
W. J. Kellogg were appointed a com
mittee to confer with the committee j
tor the lioard of Aldermen.
Snprenus Court.
Onaries Maiioy et als vs 1 .J liroeucm
et als, from Kichm'ond. No error.1
Judgment affirmed. 1
iato
More.
vs Daniel N Mclver, from
No error. Judgment affirmed.
Z F Lou;? v.- McLsan & Loach, from
Rchmond. No error. Judgment' a:-1
firmed. Wj
William Larkins et als vs John i'ul- i
lard et als. from Sampson. No wrror.
Judgment affirmed. i1 .
John C Sinclair, vs Margaret Ale
Efryde. executrix, et als. from Robeson.
No error. Judgment affirmed. .
State vs Ranee Itoper, from Rich
mond. Error. ''Judgment arrested. ,
Branch & Pope vs Wilmington' &:
Weldon Railroad Company, from Hali
fax. . Error. Venire de novo. j
John London, administrator, vs' At
kinson & Manning et als. from New
Hanover. No error. Judgment af
firmed. ""I ' '
City of Wilmington v Atkinson &
Manning et als, from .New Hanover.
Action dismissed. I
Choraw & Salisbury Railroad Com
pany vs Commissioners of Anson coun
ty, from Anson.! Error. Plaintiff en
titled to restraining order. !
communicated, j
Delta, N. C, March 26, 1883.
Mr. Editor: I
Dear Sir: It is my painful duty to
chronicle the death of Mr. William
Robinson, who died at his residence on
tho night of the 20th inst., at 12 o'clock.
ot a complication of nephritis a,nd cys
titis. It has been only a few s hoi t
weeks since his wile died ot pneumonia.
A woman possessing many rare and
excellent virtues; and now, in so short
a time, he too, is laid beside her in the
silent grave. ' :
The subject of this sketch was in the
77th year of his age, and deserves more
than a passing notice., In his early
manhood he went to Louisiana and re
mained there ten years; was an inti
mate friend ot the late Governor Moore,
the society of whom and other prom
inent planters of that time, tended to
sharpen his naturally brilliant talents.
which, on his return to his native
section, stamped him as one of its most
prominent and highly esteemed citizens,
possessing a genial disposition, anu the
haoDV facultv of making himself agree
able at all times, made him a welcome
gnest on all ocaPions. I
He was the very soul ot honor, nover
trying to take the advantage of his
fellowman inhi3 business dealings, nor
would he ti y to make by their necessi
ties, but endeavored to forward their
interests as well as his own. i
Endowed by nature with a most
liberal and cheerful dipositon, he
dispensed his hospitality with a lavish
hand, never bestowing his favors
grudgingly or with expecting reward.
Thu has he passed away, leaving .to
his children the noble heritage j of an
honored and unsullied name and
lamented and deplored by his friends
and acquaintances, whose confidence
and esteem he possessed m the highest
degree, i
To Builders and others Go to Jaoo
Bfs for Sash, Blinds and Boors, Glass,
&c. You can get all sizes and at the
owest price.
XEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sealed Proposals
Y'IL1' BE EECEIVED IN THE Mayor's
Office, until Monday. April Id. at 5 p. ta tor
lettering the different streets of the c-ity. Plana
and tpedQcations will ins t crihed cn appli
cation at the Mayor' office. i
Trie city reserve the right to reject any cr
all bids. . I. II ALL,
$m-h ?lt StarcApy Mayor.
S. L. FREMONT,
JIVIL ENGINEER, N. W. CORNK'd RED
C os and Third streeu. will make surreys,
plans, est'maie, dravtl-ss. lesi5:, and will
Kiiperintcc i tbtt Construction of bolldings,
bildt-s; whims, &z
Terraimodjrata and eatiafactlon a tared.
inch S if !
Floriculture fe Horticulture.
JJATING EXTENDED MYGREEN HOUSE j
"i'". '
tracXa for work ia the CoiucrTatorr,
Pfcrtorre
or Lawn, j
A choice it of ltsiica for ImddLng a&l other
plants alwiji ou Lib t.
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Soqneia. rioral Decors Uo&s lor Crci-c,
Halls or kUepUon, a apecialty..
Orders by nxalX proncily auended to.
l . MILS. IL WEBB,
SotLth side Msrket street, door troxa career
. ot serosux 6 tree t.
C3h t$l .
We publish below the op nions of the waifLm?rrJ1, cihuf??i wmorniUff at 11
T .. i i , . .. n , . flock. In snored. 13, 3I.rket Street 6ontI
Justices, nlel on Monday, the 26th inst, j suieL) -
wn cn are oi mieresc to ini atotton o. i ca.a Bosjan una Gx-coi.t vc. i-'arus. can!
the State: - ;j Keel vers. Jewel lxef Mantel rnnmcnt3,
28. 1883.
NO.
75
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
crrr of Wilmington, n. c.,
MA TOR'S OFFICE,
j . March 2th, 1E33.
Special Notice,
JHE CHIEF OF POLICE IIA.S BERN IN
eiructMto arrcet all boys, white or colored,
rhomybe rwbt nslcg or havlcs la their
IOiirsAlon wht U known as "ilirgt ShoU".
This order will fce rfrMiy eaformi.
Fr IK HALL.
Qch2S-2t Star ccpr Mayor
The Auction Sale of .
! All of Italian Workmr.tiehip. wc.l im.
Uorlet'l an-l- Kuajrt-tcivi ia -evcrv -re-erect.
! .for siop :.t e oVL-c. ,
ih.nn fUv-s only. Say T.V.iYs Uy, Fidy and
uia io-onur.ue uarniiii' aad evemuir fir
CKON'LV
A MOURIS.
Aiotlcnftor.
inch 23 it
Visitors
Q Till. CiTY AIUS INVITKD-
TO - THE
i.IVK BGOKsTORKa
nhcrc ovciythiojf to
their . udrautae wiil tlion tLcia, giving
t&em ia purchases the bouefl't of-'tbeh- visit.
Tlie&e fetorea arc the luvit, attrfictlvo places in
tliC city.
ASK to L-e ehow.u thtra to i.iaLa joi:r pur.
chases of rumit. Organs, or any Musical In
struments, lioo'k, Ptatloacrr aai Fancy Arii"
cicrt, wnlch wl!l te given yoa, ia rxrhanzc for
ccisn and on tiis nio.st uIktaI Unas Ak tor
inch 28 Llvo Book and ilusly Jsiores
preng Summer
G O O DS,
NOW O P E N
AT
3 3E-
AT Z
3(. Marker Street
All the Latest Novelties.
i., t
DRESS GOODS,
WHITE GOODS,
! 1 :
&C, &c, &c.
TULLKli ADVERTISEMENT tN A FEW
DAYS.
2" Call, KCt scltd, be pteaaM. aid thereby
i , '.;..
i- i .'
plea , j
I - i ; -,
Toar obdlcjnt.
Mi a?. KATZ
36 IVJarket Street.
im S9 I ' f .
If You "Would be Happv
, V BOTJA C04)E;,TOVE.
it
Tho Qoiden Harvest,"
HaA! 1 III! T II
bftLuivir.1,
Or. "SQUTllKliN OAIC,"
Of TARKEt: . TAYIXJR.
rv Tun- wijiuj o.l.i r inch
SODA WATER.
AND AHKjl TODAY WE WILL
k P the p.-; loiici'M l-e CVl H ' ' j , ' '
Pure (ruit jsk-esoiiiy iiwl j
iVIunds Bros.y
i.tJt p.eoAinvAY. .Krti loiiiC.!
AND WILMlNttXON, N. U - I
taci XT I
Aot U la cped&Cy portteofcrty caio.
la the editorial eolusus. ' -
NEW APVEtCTI8E2IE;?T0.
AmIUuoos wait upon htr. " T
And fratler gear by eTerr wile
TcAfajiurtjlodbyenorj ;
Not for to hide It la a bdio. ': 1
Notfora train ttm,if. m -
Of bing 'uadependent.
JO ilAN OAK FEEL lxbzT12iLZZS
who pats bsst. .
cltuated m
CbqrAh, Nan, Ann, Oran, CbcttnST
loito and Kaaaia iitreeu. tr J7T.r
' te? oJ vrUULng tm nj.
ricapf Apply to J AH WLLOK.
Commissioner's '-Salbj; of
Jg Y VIRTUK AN D IN rURStTASCE OY JL
uc-ie of tbc fcupcrlor Court of New Hanorer
Ccai.ty.rentlfcmt in fi. oeruin avllon thcwS
leii ilt? between JaroUne D.-M: btrinU i ,
I i.t!jtia,.aud V. n, Strantt. otalam .
Cd L'jT tiiti!yrffc. !11 so
at u,c .o?jt llou Uooria. tb city ofi Wli'
m-ngtou on .ManU.y. the 23d day cf April.
?. ncm.-u.lt. v.l:lfili :Uln., t.. .
cd. LvLnr Mt a iolot i4t: JTaatern Ucoof
Second &urvi-;,.v,Ia'7a iUi fald Una of &vutri
fcV 'Ufa--t.VtHm , lln.
Hllc' ru,i,4f taotco Koathwanllr
parilcl with If runinrtek fcttNit, Ufet,theaM '
outhwanUy S2, ;t, ihnm JCaattraidly so
feet. thenc NoU):wtriUy T7 fcrt to th Sosth
crn cf Im jUj V alicy. lUpeo r6twariJT
along taid -line of lieat!r4 nlW JiOfoctto
seco.itetm'tHl:!! tntnla. - . J i
t The tufcyud k,t, iHfKiuuiutf u.L .4int la the
Lastm inn? of Yftil' Kircet 45 feet outh
wilH; trom point br th Bald lin of
sci-ona Ptrt-vt is jnu.rN;ctcU .liy the Houtoarn
liDH oi tHAtiy ti iey, running tboco SonUs
Lastsrn iinj of .-l?ciiiU mrevuwbtins tLe raU
lino Of conU iniroct U luioraocted ir tho
.Southern line of Hruneiriclr etrect, ninalar
thence Southwardly niouK nrl lino of SecooJ .
strict IM feet to the Northern line of lieattr
tti;eyvihT1(U"i,:altrwltM of Boattv'a
alley SO feet, thsncc North 155 fect to liroaa-.
jricK atreet, thence W.et It!t the Southern
line of Urunwto tret VO ftt, to the thin
ning. - "- . -
'Aw.r7aJof Pal0Tbc 0rt afa-l neooavt loU
one third cash, bntance-in Mual lnaUlmeaU
at olx and nine months.' , . t"9"" ,
The third lot will be M for caib, the mort-
page debt, U paid oat, of the Pttrchae
money.; ----,.. . i i , . , . ;
This 21 at March, IftSl. ' . : ' J i
" H V i MAU4DJCK EtLAld.
inch 21 4 aw I w we ; Commissioner. :
A Larere Gtdck
OP BLANK D.OOX.H; jivi'Sj -
I
Paper 6d Kuvblop,
School Hooks. -VrapiInR
raper,
Papor BftKs. .
Txtlce, -
m
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, t
ricturt Prain,
Albcmn.
Mnaiclln!tTanvnw, jtf Ac.
mch. 28
a Vfi TATE3.
THIS DAY.
' . ' ' ' '
A Complete Asrtment
SPRING &STJIi3IER
JECKIVED TO DAY. TTlLLitE OftQt
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