|
r.und, from New-York ; and schr. Ri»u<$ J
.taies, Wood, for do. in 7 days. Met go- t
ii[', in .1 ship From Kt'w-Yor-k.
" Schr. Uetsv, Scbott. of Boston, 69
from the island of SOohns, viaTorto-
la, sugars, ©ctobt* -, spoke a schooner
lO days from St. Thomas, for PlynvOoth.
_Nov. 5, lat. 88, 30, long. 72, 20, spoke
Vixen, Mcrntt. of Newbedfbrd, from
'i';>rd<'tiax tor New York, with passengers. '
h, Lit.. 36, 38, long 74 30, spoke s'ip
L irk, o Briston, from tlavanna, for Rhode
1 Sand, Captain S requested this vessel to
X v by Hub, as his ..»?! was very ie iky,
and expected to go down, .)/"" but be would
not! ! Tile leak, however was providen-
tially discovered, by hich we were saved.
Nov. '21, iat. 38, long. 74. spoke brigSu- :
eanp-ah, Thurston, 20 days from Havana,
for Phi adelphia—the captain very generos- I
ly supplied us with bread and beef, Same '
..'. 1 . • . , r _ .1- 1____„ .. 1 ~..i,_.- rtf i-omcp -Rut those no were
0" ~ ^____ ___¦¦
vy be directed to lay before this hous'e, a
statement of the number o! officers and men
which may be necessarv to man the whole
and entire f rce of the IT. States, including
gun-Kruts ; and an estimate of the,,expense
necessary to keep them in actual service du-
ring one year.
4. Resolved,that the Secretary of the na-
vy be directed to lay before this house, a
statement of the quantity, quality, and pre-
sent state of the timber and other materials
belongdh^ to the TJ. States, now on hand,
and the purposes for which such materials
may be suited.
Sir. Smtlie ished the gent'enian to state
the object of the resolutions ; and whether
the building; of a fleet was to follow. A. re-
' port was on the table, which was a part of
the SV
hit: D/steva of defence now in contemplation.
He thought it best to do one thins; at once:
he therefore m >ved to postpone the further
consideration of the resolutions until this
day week.
Mr. Cook was surprised to find any ob-
jection to the resolutions. They merely went
to request information necessary for the
house to have. There * as nothing in them
ab ut increasing or decreasing the navy.
1- - r_r„
PRICE CURRENT, Amsterdam, Oct. 5.
C ffee, Java, I0t a 23^ ; Bourbon, 21 a
1t\ ; Surrinam and Demerara, 19 a at >
West-India, 18 a 2ft.
Sugar, brown, 10J a \T,\ \ Surrinam IO
jij ; Danish Islands 10^ a 13^; Jamaica
IO-J- a 14;Havanna clay< d, 14$; a 20 ; mus-
covado n-^a 14.^; Bengal in sacks 10a 16.
Cotton, Georgia round bales 36 a 38 ;
square bales inspected 38 a 42 ; Sea Island
45 a 55 ;Porto Rico 48 a 54 ; St. Domingo
and Guadaloupe 42 a 50 ; New-Orleans 38
a 45? Bourbon 52 a 60.
Rice, Carolina 65 a 70.
Ashes Pot and Pearl 160.
Hides, Buenos Ayres "jl a 9*.
Rum, West-India, 1 anker, 18 and 24 ;
American 15 a 16.
C>roa, Caiaccftsij a 16; others 12a 14.
Exchange on L mdon,
At 60 days 34 a 9,") banco
Short 34 a II jperli.st
Premiums of Insurance to or from the Uni
ted States,
Sea Risk 5 a 6
Ah Rikson Ameri an account, 15
Extract of a letter from 'obn R Livingston
esq to his friend in Pittsfield dated.
" Rhinebeck, Sept. 20th, 1807.
" I have sold all the wool of ftiy Spanish
sheep to Mr. Dando, a hatter in New York.
for I dollar 50 cents per lb. washed. My
brother (Chancellor Livingston) st-ld his,
unwashed- to a Mr. Booth, a clothier near
Poughkeepsie, for 1 dollar 25."
These facts are dem mstration in point to
establish the importance of the Merino Spa-
nish sheep, and cannot fail to arouse the
farmers to their true interest. The farmers
of the country of Berkshire, in Massachusetts,
are commencing this important cnterprize,
T.'hich will doubtless pr we of more value to
¦the country at lar^e, than if they had sprung
« mountain of gold.
CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
From our Correspondent.
Washington. November 30.
Proceedings this dry.
Mr. Cook observed, that the house had
heen sometime in session, and had done no- ¦
thing on the great national question for
which they had assembled. Some were in
want of the information necessary, and some
perhaps oi the disposition la act. For the
purpose of gaining that information, he sub-
mitted the lotlowing resolutions :
I. Resolved, that the Secretary of the na-
vy be directed to lay before this house, a
statement of the number of frigates and o-
ther ar»ied vessels composing the navy of
the II, S. distinguishing those in actual ser-
vice from those in ordinary and those in
want ot repairs, the sums necessary to put
them in actual service, and the time r.ctes-
sajy for malting such repairs.
2. Reiolved, that the Secretary of the na-
vy be dirce'ed to jay before this h.use, a
'statement, of the number ol officers and men
111 pcctivelv. belonging to the navy of the U.
¦ States and of u*e n.aviie'.cur^..
He thought e had slept long enough : He-
feared we might sleep the sleep of death.
Mr. Miln-r thought the motion of hia
colleague (Mr. Sm he) vrry extraordinary.
Notwithstanding the gentleman's great an-
tipathy to a navy, he was surprised that lie
should be unwilling to grant the house the
information now required. Whether the na-
vy was to be increased or annihilated, it was
necessary for the house to pos e s the infor-
mation requested in the resolutions. He
believed there were not ten gentlemen on
the floor who knew the present sitnati n of
our naval affairs, how many vessels were in
actual service, how many were in ordinary,
or how many were rotting.—It had been
said on the last day the iionse were in ses-
sion, that we were on the eve of inr; he
believed one gentleman had said, that v. c
were actually at war : In this situation, a
gentleman e mes forward and objects to the
call for necessary information respecting the
present state of our defence ; and particular-
ly when the winter was approaching, at
which time the difficulty of repairing our
vessels will be so greaty increased.
Mr. Mumi'ord said the . house had been a
month in session, and had done nothing,
although the nation was continually looking
up to the house for somethiug to be done..
"He hoped the house would immediately pro-
ceed to the defence of the nation. Look at
the preparations in Canada and Nova Scotia,
where troops have arrived, and others are
expected. 26,000 men, too, were said to be
destined for South America, when they
might in fact be destined for the W. Indies;
and fourteen sail of the line were said to be
destined for the West Indies, w'hen in fact
they might be to blockade our own ports.
Mr. Dana said that the object of the re-
solutions was merely to gain official inform-
ation ; he thought them important, as our
affairs were certainly in a v«ry ddicate situ-
ation. Some gentlemen had said that we
were on the eve of a war ; If so, we should
surely know our means of defence. If
it was improper in the house to know the
rueans, it was improper in the president to
commend the subject to their consideration.
Mr. Smilie said, that if the gentleman
from New York. (Mr. Mumford) supposed
that he was opposed to putting the country
in a state of defence, he was incorrect; he
thought that in our present critical situation,
we ought to proceed as if we were actually
at war. But he did not think that fltets
were the best mode of defence ; he believed
that our ports and haibors ought to be tor
tii.ed.
Mr. Smilie's motion to postpone was lost.
Mr. Cook said he consented to withdraw
the first resolution, at it appeared the house
bad received a letter from the secretary of
the navy, giving the information required
by it : but he hoped the house would adopt
the others.
The question was then taken on the three
remaining resolutions and they were agreed
to.
Mr. Porter presented a petition from the
coppersmiths of Philadelphia, prayiug that
the petition of PauJ Riviere and others, of
Boston (praying that a duty may be im-
posed on imported copper) may not be
granted, referred to the committee of
commerce and manufactures.
The house went into committee of the
whole on the second report in part of the
committee of aggressions (published in the
Federal Gazette of Thursday last )
Mr. Blount (of N. C.) moved to fill the
bland in the first resolution appropriating a
sum of money for the repair and erection of
TOKTiFJOvrtoNS, with " 7,TO,000" dollars.
Mr. Masters (N. J.) moved to fill it with
" 1,500,000." Mr. Gardinier (N. Y.) moted
to fill it with " 4,000.000." These several
motions occasioned a debate of some length.
They were afterwards withdrawn, and the
resolution was agreed to by the house, with-
out rilling up the blank, in Order that the
blank might be tilled in the bill to be bro't
in for the purpose. The second resolution
(appropriating--------- dollars for the building
of Gunboats) was also agreed to in the same
manner, ayes 92. The committee of the
whole then rose, and reported their agree-
ment to the resolutions, in which the house
concurred, and the resolutions were referred
to the committee who reported them, for
the purpose of bringing in a bill.
The house then adjourned (a little after
three o'clock.)
matter of course —But those ho were ac-
quainted withhim, knew him to be" an Is-
raelite indeed, in whom there was no gtnlc."
The widow's and the orphan's friend, he al-
ways contributed his mite to the relief of
the distressed. These good qualities he
possessed in an eminent degree. He labour,
ed with hisowi hands daily, until the mid-
dle of April last, when he was attacked
with the palsey, .vhich disease put a period
to the existence of this excellent man. No
doubt remains with the writer of this, but
he has received the comfortable s lutation of
" well done thou :>od and faithful servant ;
thou hast been faithful over a few things, I
will,make thee- rui»r over many things—en-
ter thou into the joys of thy Lord."
Fram the Merchants' Vrff-e-Houst Books.
November 29.
ARRIVED,
Schr. Collina, Worriom, 9 days from Ha-
vana, sugars, sundry persons. Left brig Pa-
ragon, Eveleth, for Baltimore in 12 days ;
schr. Messenger, White do. 8 days ; Hope,
Davis, for New-York, in 8 days. The brig
Betsy, Bo en, for Baltimore, sailed 6 days
before. 2$th instant, in the Gulph stream*
expeiienced a heavy gale from S. S. W. in
whibh she carried a .ay her mainmast.
November 30.
Arrived, the brig Hippomenes, Johnson,
23 days from Trinidad (Cuba,) sugar and
Fustic, C. F. Kalkmau.
Phtfuvx Fire Office.
R :!thnore, ttecembfr I, !PMvT.
. The following policies exoii-e this m m;1i ;
Nb. 275,055, Mr. W'iJ. Oib'ioi, U.e. .i\.
di).
41 b
9th
27-v:5">, Mr John Ban
o/' (.;", ^^H^HH
«T3,0S», Mi-.VVm.\V..nVS'-conl A,
372,96!, Mr Valentine Havley,"
272,052, Ml- Wm. Woods, No. 31,
t Baltimore iti-eet,
572 0«t. Mr. K. Mickle. " '
llth
T3th
22d
Mechanics' Bctiik of Vxtitimor^
November 35 18('7.
THK f'r -sklent and DuMqJprj hnviMir, do-
claivd ;i dividendx>i' 5 per eent on the Capital
¦ Su,c!c tor the talk}ear ending' with tins month,
the stockholders are notified thstt the same
will be paid to them or their legal .represen-
tatives, on or after the 7Ui day ot'Decemoet
. negi.
D. A SMITH, Cashier
i Nov. 26. ' art
27'.of*', Mr David.Fulton, 22d. ,, "",
?75,0f-5 M-ssrs j. & A Levering-, 29th riager S- 1 CWil uailt,
Sale by Auction.
This Evening, at 6 c'lock.
Cataiopnes i f J e Books for side at Aucti-
on this evening, Tuesday, Dec 1st maybe
had at their -tore. No. 174, Market street, or
at the Auction roi m, back of the Union Bunk
oi' Maryland, entrance from S. Charles street,
It will be perc; etltbat this Catalogue con-
tains a number o scarse and valuable Books,
the whole to be sold without, reserve
In the course of the sale a m-ester variety
thin usiuil of Watches ot dill'civntkinds, mid
a qHantjl v of EngWlvings framed.
COilii &.I. BONSAI., Auct'rs.
Dec. 1. .
For Sale, Freight or Charter,
^.^ The Ship HENRIETTA,
COMMUNICATION.
" Elesscd are the dead-who die in the I ord."
Departed this life on Tuesday evening
the 24th insafit,at his late residence in Har-
ford county, Mr. GeorgeGakkettson. aged
65 years, an eminent wember of the Metho-
dist Society for nearly thirty years. He has
left an antient wido* and many relations
and friends to deplore his loss.
Newspaper panegyrick hath become so
common, that those readers who had not the
pleasure of Mr. Garrettson's acquaintance,
and have not witnessed his yi markably kind
hospitality, may suppose k'uut what is here
John Nickles, master,
r -r a* «J0 ons Burthen, an escel-
P^^fa-knt vessel, and well found, in
all respects. For terms apply to
AMOS A. WILLIAMS.
Who tiff, r3 for sale,
100.tons Liverpool Course SALT,
And a quantity oi Coals, received by said
ship. ,„,,.
December 1. _________2S^____
larriJiouE theatre.
"the' Last Night But Two.
THIS 'tVhNWG, December 1,
Will be presented, a j.h.bratecl Comedy, in
5 acts, called
The School for Friends.
Ta which Villi bii'dJd- " P*»«' Opera, i» 2
acts, called
Lock and Key.
December 1.__________________________
Cut Glass, Tea China, and
Matthew Smith,
No 3, North Liberty street,
Has on hand,
English Cut Glass Decanters, Wine Glass-
es, Cordial Glasses, lumblet-s,Desert Dishes,
Bowls, Pitchers, &c. f-c
A 'ew sets very handsome Tea China, »nu
a mostexoellent assortment of Qiieen's-ware.
Which he offers hy wholesale or r.tail, on
reasonable terms, for cash.
Dece«nber_l._______ __ eo4t___
To Rent,
A tbree-story Brick WAREHOUSE, No.
1, South Liberty-street, and near Market-st.
la'telv occupied by Mr. P. A. Karthause.
' A SO.
The adjoiningtwo story Brick Warehouse,
latch in the occupation of Messrs. A. and J.
Fulton.
Also may he had,
A two-storv Brick Dwelling HOUSE, ad-
ioHiingtlie above. Possession of either will
he Given immediately; For terms apply to
b CONRAD RFINICKER,
No. 241, Market street.
December 1. ......._eo_ _
I hereby give Notice,
That ah persons found cutting, or carrying
off wood from my- land, or otherwise tres-
passing* any where .within its boundaries,
may expect to be dealt with according to hw,
either by myselt or my agent, Mr Griffith
Henderson. . _
NICHOLAS ROGERS.
Deeejnberl. ._______________?**_______
Cheese, Butter, etc
JUST RECEIVED,
A parcel of NiceCHEESli, in casks:; and
BUTTER, in Tubs and. Kegs.
ALSO,
Some first quality Madeira Bill Wine, to-
eether with other things in the Grocery Lme
h W. WOODS.
31, Baltimore-street
December^- _____________cI4t
DOCTOR WEEMS,
r At the com* of Calvert (Hid Bank-streets. J
Offers his Professional Services, to the in-
habitants of Baltimore.
De-ember 1. ________,________ e0«d
400" bbb^ Fresh Sup, Flour,
FOR SALE BY
ROBERT BARRY.
AT.SO,
5000 bushels heavy COARSE S ALT-
10 pipes ~i
27,0^6, Mr Heni-T Crowl, ,f prime Martinique
Green Coffee,
AKD
51 cases of ShcathinpClPPER, 20 te 28
oz. R. LEMMON & CO.
December 1. ji£t
s Notice.
THE subscriber having taken out letters of
administration from the orphan's court o' lial-
timore county, on the estate of his deceased
father, DanielBoviley, requests ajl persons in-
debted t0 3aid esUte.to make payment to Mr.
Henry Thompson, No. 53, Smith's Wharf, who
is duly authorised to receive the same ; and
all persons having cliims are desired to pre-
sent them properly authenticated to him ibr
settlement.
WILLIAM L. BOWLEY.
December 1. ' ____ flSm
Fortuna Favet Fortibus.
Such a charm is wealth to man,
Many are his ways to seek it;
Happy is he, if he can,
find away to get ami keep it. .
What a silly Fool was I,
All mi wits were bent on pleasure,
Now, I own it with a sigh,
pleasures leoglhen'd, shorten treasure.
When my little all seem'd gone,
Still 1 thought to keep it up ;
Beauty shun'd me as a drone,
And cold oauti.n held the cup.
As my wants iicreas'd my rase,
So iucreas'd my fortitude,
Never should a man despair,
Hope is all onr earthly good.
Tim' of nearly all bereft,
Something whispered, trust to Chance I
And with little, little hit,
Found enough for future wants.
Chance has prov'd my greatest friend,
All the Parasites are fled,
Should they come for certain ends.
They Ma flatter I'll upbraid.
But \( reprimand won't do,
They may come to m' to greet,
Sirs ! says I; I've do.e with you,
Try y tu- Chance in Market street.
,- Sep iemuer 33th, 18,7
IN pursuance of an order of the Board of
Directors notice is hereby g'ven that two
dull.rs on each share of stock held in the bank
mast be paid up at the hank on or bafofe the
1st Monday in December next; &. that all per-
sons lading to pay will not he entitled to -ny
dividend on-what thev ba.e paid, Irom tho
sf.id first Monday in Deci mber until this in-
stalment is paid. ELIE BEAT'l Y, Cashier.
_[Qct 3.]______________________;¦'"¦ ;..--
To be ivlitieu;
The thrce-story Brick. WAREHOUSE, at
the corner of Howard and Fayette-sueets.
For terms apply to
November '36.
HEZ'H CLAGETT.
dlOt
Rise of TICKETS.
On Monday next, the Tickets in St. Mary's
College Lottery, which positively commences
drawing on the Slst day ot December next,
will advance to tdeven dollars. At present
they may be had at Ten and a Half Dollars
each, at
WAIFE'S
TRUL1 FORTUNATE LOl'TEKrOFFICE
Lorneii or MARKET & CHARLES s 1 s.
50hhds. i PORT WINE.
130 qr- casks )
10 pipes Lisbon Wine.
4 do _¦ P- Madeira do.
00 bales Bottle Corks.
neeemberl. __________________*------
' Wants a Situ itioa,
A t \D of between 16 and 17 years of age,
unacquainted in Baltimore, write* a tolerable
mjod han_i and can prOduBe good recoromen
(Ut'ions would bind himself as an apprentice
to 1 Wholesale Grocery, or Dry Good Store.
A line addresse.l to W H. and left at this of-
fice wiil.be attended '
' December ; ^-t
BANK NOTES of every description and
Prizes in the New York and Baltimore Lot
terie9 taken in payment at Waite's Office for
Tickets. Once in two weeks, during the
drawing, will be publishd aim dvlivered^/ufis
to their customers, Waite's Prize List, con-
taining all the prizes drawn during the two
weeks._________December 1. ______tlSt
just received, for .sale fty
SAMUEL JEFFERIS Bootsellertf Statioaer,
212, Baltimore-street,
The billowing Works on Religion, vi_.
A 1'ami iar Survey,
OP THE
CHRISTIAN RELIGION, _f of BISTOR?,
As connected wi.h tin-
introduction of Christianity, and with ts pro-
gress to the present ti»ne ; intended Primarily
for the use ol Young Persons of either sex,
during tVe course .4 public, or private educa-
tion. By Thomas Gisl-orne, n. M. Price ig
MEMOIRS
i.P i HI
Life and. i"ravels,
IS THE
SERVICE OF THE GOSPEL,
or
Sarah Stephenson.
Pi'i^e 7j cep.ts.
AN ACC9U&T
OF THE
Life and Religious Labors
op
SAMUEL ME ALE.
Price 50 Cts.
No Cross, No Crown :
A Discourse shew
ing the Nature and Discipline of the oly
Cross of Chnst ; and that the Denial of Sell,
and Daily Bearing of Christs Cross, is the
only Way to Rest and the Kingdom of God.
To which is added, the Living-and Dying Tes-
tamontetof. many Persons -1 ¦ arae and Learn-
ing, both of Ancient and Modern tim.-s, in
favor of this lreatise 1 in two Parts, by Wil-
liam Penn Late Edition, 140 cents,
A PORTRAITURE Oh %U:JCERISM.
Taken from a view of the- Education and
Discipline, Sociu Manners, Civil and Po.iti-
cal Economy, Religious principles and Cha-
racter of the Society of Friends, by Thomas
Clarkson, M. A. 3 vols, price 5 dollars
53" Subscribers to the above work are re-
quested to call for their copies.
llth mo 30.________________________ d4t
3,000 bushels of Liverpool
Stored SALT,
Of an excellent quality, afloat, will he sold
low if taken from on board. Apply to
MICH. S. & D. JONES,
BovvW's wharf.
November 29. dfilf
Genuine Crab Cider.
FOR SALE,
Oh board the schr. Willi rn, lying at Cheap-
side wharf, a quantity if '
Virgina Crab Cider,
Of superior quality, just arrived from Smith-
field. Apply to captain John Burkj on board,
or to JOHN TRIM3LE.
llth mo. 09. ________ d4t
A Bakery wanted.
Wanted a liaicry and .Front Shop, in an eli-
gible situation in (hi- city. Apply at No. 30,
North Howard street
November .9 d4t
Wilhaan Cooke, Jun.
Hits received per the shid Erin, from, Hordeaux3
6 cases Lutestaings,
4 Grenoble Kid Gloves,
3 Silk Stockings,
1 Extra Long Silk Clovft},
1 Mtn'« Bu kskin Gl >ve_,
1 Twilled Silk Shawls,
1 Cambrick.
Which he oilers lor sale on reasonable terms,
Sept 25. d
G. F. and J. Lmdenberger,
No. 200, Baltimore strk-t.
Opposite the Indian _3iw tavern,
Have received by the Diana, irom Liverpool,,
An a tditional supply of
Cut'ery, Saddlery, etc. etc.
Now opening tor sale 011 their usual terms.
October 2 d
KEMOVaL. "
Stiffum and Goodhue
llave removed to the new stole, lately built
by James Carey, three doors below their for-
mer sand, corner or Bowly's wharf &
SoutK-stre _t, No. 16
H'herc they offer for sale,
loZlltipes]Catalo"iaRedWINE'
2 pipes London Market and Madeira do.
60 nfaos. 1st proof N E. Rum,
14 do 4th proof do. do.
10 pipes Holland Gin,
1000 bags heav Black Pepper,
300 do ist and 2d quality Calcutta Sugar,
350 do. Alium,
100 boxes Mould Candles,
20 do. Dipt do.
50 do. Spermaceti do.
20 do. Cotton and Wool CariiS,
250 do. Brown Soap,
100 do. White do.
400 shies Seal Leather,
500 pieces 1st and _d quality Russia Duck,
200 do. Ravens Duck,
150 do. Sheeting.
20 chests Hyson Skin Tea,
20 small boses do 13 1-2 lb. each,
15 chests Young Hvson Tea,
15 do. Souchong do,
50 boxes Spanish Segars,
90 kegs Patent Shot, aseorted, fron* BB,
to No. 0
25 tons Clean Hemp,
ALSO,
Forty Bales and Cases
Calcutta and Madras Goods \
Conststir* of *
Beerboom Gurrahs, Jaunpore, Saiwiahs,
Cusbatk, Bal'tas, Madri.s aii-o. Ver.tipulam
Handkerchief*, Pepper Canibays, Manilla,
tiingiiains, ...harcanii s, Niganees, Karakall,
Ginghams, St Thomas do. Madras, tied and
Cud-lore Blue H'dkt's. uc.
November 25 dlOt-eoiOt
Baltimore DancingAsseiubiy.
THE Assemblies tor the season, will com-
mence on Thursday next the 3d December
Tickets of admission (and cards of invitaaoti
in cases of omission) can be had of the follow-
ing Managers;
Hu Thompson,
Henry Ntcvls,
Walter D-ney, ,,
J irph SttTrett,
Li.,.nes Carroll. Jnn.
Gcoi ge Grundy.
Nov. 27, d6t$
Gentlemen are requested to order their car-
riages up to the d ior, to face Gay street, and
en return, to assemble in the square opposite
the Theatre, until called up to ihej_jor._______
Now or Never.
Ten Dollars Reward.
Lost last evening- (between Eutaw street,
and James Piper's Tavern) a Part of a Gold
CHAIN, an elegant SEAL & KEY. Hie
above reward will be given 10 any person who
*iU leave it at this office, J-iovvin-er 29. d4t
The ELEPHANT
Will be exhibited at the City Hotel ip Gay-
ttreet, one door from the corner ol Market-
street, for one week only, ending on- Satnroav
the 5th December. Those who wish to gra-
tifi their curiosit) bv seeing this astomsd'itijr
Amroai, will d« well by calin g previously
that time as sue positively w-dl be removed
the next me,
Adm'.a tnce ' S cents. Ctol-Wa U 1-2-
November _». «t,l#
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