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Madame Lcconpte This splendid artistic 10 shortly
TO make her appea ance at tue Camp Theatre. From
early life, she has enjoyed deserved reputation for
skill IN the photographic art At the age of twelve, her
performances the Bordeaux theatre in pas de deur
With the chief dancers the admiration of the town
From that city the young and beautiful Jeun hiartin
repaired 10 Paris where she placed under the
OF the celebrated Albert the academic ROydle de
HuSique. The rupd progress made by her under the
instruction of such master soon attracted the attention
of the govers nent md she first led before the pub
lie OF the capital by Albert himself who did not fear
dance i'll conjunction with promising pupil. The
applause was tremendous and the triumph complete.
The accomplished Nlademoselle Martin was
bered among tue elite Of the first dancers in Paris.
We next hear of the young Martin as Madame lie
compile in London, having been brough, that city by
Laporte together with Albert La Bugno, L'Elerle,
and other distinguished arises. In the midst of such
galaxy Of talent Lecomp,e shone eonspcuously She
was star among stars, each in magnitude aid bril-
hancy alike, sustaining the principal characters in
L'Anean Mag,que, La Somndmbuia, Jns heure a
Naples, CendriHon, La Bayadcre, La Sylphide, &e.
&c. she the theme of praise and admiration of the
London public. For several seasons, she held the first
place in the chief theatres of the English metropolis.
She has also appeared ii, all the great cities of Eu
rope and has in each won laures of appreciation that
Gun never decay.
of the facility with which she dances, the natural
grace of her steps, the velocity and surencss of her
pirouetes the vivacity of her movements, combining
in them sofness and the greatest vgor, and her won
derful appio,ab, We will not now speak. When she
shall have appeared in La Bayadcre, she will have
secured the admiration and applause of the public
They will not fail TO appreciate the aainnents Of
nqb' e arste.
Of Monsieur Martin, her brother, we shall speak ano-
Their time Suffice ii 10 say, ,h?t he is not inferior to
his accomplished sister.
We hear that Mr.. Barrett intends to produce La Bay.
uderr, In Sylphid6, Massanello and other operate
ballots, in style unsurpassed, gay time is in re-
serve for the patrons of the Drama.
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: - 'JTpHV,
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.

ii est ordonne que lie capitane do la eardo de
mutt ct lc haut compatible do cette muncipalitG re
cevront un salairc de s2500 par an, commcncer
dn lor jour dc d6ccmbre 1889 qui spront pay 6es
reinstatement urdre du MARE sur lie trGgt rier
II est de plus ordonr6 que lie premier lieutenant
de la garde recevra un saaire dc 81 800 payer
mensuellcmcnt sur l'ordre du marie, OF CO au com
dc tecembre Is 8,
II est dc plus resou quill sera du Gevor du pre-.
mer lieutenant de la garde dc flire pendant lie jour
les onctions dun officer dc police de jour.
Resolu que lie comt6 dc police est priG de sen
querirde iopportunit6 d'ajouter un trosieme lieu.
tenant la garde de mutt, les devors mainlcnant
romplis par lie cnptaine de Ia flrde seromt remps
par lie lieutenant, ct toute la pc ice les or res
dc hnut compatible, GU du capianc de la garde.
Signe,
JOSHUA BALDWIN, recorder
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The oHIO.-Ou w rdneSdaV we nblished n IA IN.
graph calling upon some acquainted with the
circumstances, Tor detail of all the facts connect
ed with the runtnured inirinuement of the riyIrs
of the Junior officers Of This noble ship. Our ca A
has bet n responded 10, aud in tr-day's PAPER " il
be found the tficin correspondence on he subject,
together with Uticf view Of that curespundencr
by an officer OF the Navy, which we adopt as gu
own, and tor which We ai"nr respons BILE.
Mr. Pauhng has probably committed an error in
judgment, in yielding 50 nice point asthe rrrs,n
10 tue declsl"n OF persons 50 interested in the qups
ton the Navy Comm ssoners. But while tina,
useltss-nay, banetu', and blIghling power cAists
do not well perceive how Secretary of he
Navy can avoid consulting it and while this will
always be the case more or less it canno, fail TO
be the case with gentlemen on their first appoint
mrn 10 the head of the Navy Department. Mr.
Pauldiuu'S error, therefore, il error there has been
on his part, arscs solely trcm his Difference 10
power, the very existence of which is ljut an il
cubus uron the Navy, hci5 sooner or later cannp,
fail to bling il into dsrppute with the country
But to the facts OF the grievances of which the
officers OF the Ohio Complain 1t has been the
custom in our service, as it is made obIjnoiorv i,
the EagiiSh for the Cummn,ore and his g ,nI,,r
to mess tonpthtr, and uccury the same cabin in
a lint ,f.hntie shin THIS ,rr,uyenen, ,hrons
the ward room on the pun, or $, cond deck. in
which the LIeutcnnnls, Chaplain SutoernS Pur
SER &c, are accommodated. In the cnse If tho
OHIO, however, the Cummndore has permissinn in
mcpi which would prove hiuhly salIsf,r,orv IN nh
me officers of tim, shin. it, ms shonld h,vr hoan
the case they had beer. content with sb,rnr ,1,.
C,mmodoru,s recommendations which v,ro on,
ciuns aud ample But instead of this heing The
case the whole Of the upper dcrl; IS oap,nnri,,,d
10 ihe Conmod,,rt and fl. fanilv. in ann,na
of a Inch. rhe Captaip =, ID rho Cnr,,on,Inr ora
conn. He'd 10 lake pusst ssIon of tho srroId ic;
and All tho ward room officers ,hrns, ina, H., nI,
deck, VIII re- alter LEAVING port III. Ipht If U.,ycn
never reaches Thus bv an aci OF o,oss onnr, scan
on the mar, nf the NAVY BoarI-tiemsplvns Can,
mndorrs. and willIn, io he sir,iIoriv nriy;i,Ied
herenlter--no loss Ihon yjriv three cyr',iss;n1aJ
and warrant officers nrr rt,rns, an nj ,,,i,nn anJ
,I,, c,,rt de cor,,r nj - linn, tI;s -,
md Il, rnyct AIitn L,,,, ,, ', rt H. =
,Tc.rs nur Ar,n,o,,i NJ, W IT,.
vii, tb,.n, ,o, l % " 49, w 20 t''".
cnntprs ,s ,very ,hin, iii ,r =.
consul, ro,Inns 40 nita,r ,,,,r,'
,rher NAV, 10 ag'','y
xnr,I IL y, s,rr;,,, "H' Wv" ''nl ~.
Ipgesnn imn,,,m,i,s 49, H. w..
r,r,,,,n ITL,Ia '','D" ~ '"I :" ~" VI
and priy,Ieocs which on, ranI "o
n" rs naya on n,,i,.t, S,l:oe ana 'a"N confer
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tORI' OF NEN ORLEANS.

CLEARANCES.
- December IL.
mp .onc"rdIa Harding. for l'oston, IA Merritt
Snip Arraius, Snow, for Htvrc, |, iIGllc
hirirehont Gray for Livespoo Van Nyck & %
shr NJ ssenger, Wells for IIonston Tcxns Master
Shi William i'rynn, Henlly for Icxus Wan Hr, an
5 n CathaIme, Mime for Vera Cruz, A Merle CO
ARRIVALS.
Towhoat Tiger, Beehc from the Passes; having towel to
Hasips Ma takesse and DalGatil. Returned to the CITY
with Packet ship Yazoo Sp brig Emalo, and schr Helen
Lett = fhss on th inst At noon; nolmg in sight
obine Brg Ecy and scIr Gramdee anchor head w
Pass; ship Caravan aground Jordans Flat.
Packet ship iazoo, Trsk 10Th Now from New York to
Rein Il Cohen.
ship Meridian, Williams 80 days from Bordeaux, to
Dussaut a. Felsolre.
Ship Shaad, Rte 81 days from Portsmouth, to Master.
bark Nalhala. Berry Is lays from Boston. to Master.
Bark John Adams, flnnna - DAYS from Bath to Master
Sp brig EmeIo Pedro, days from Havana, to Cmculu
LnpeNrc ~ a.
schr Helen. Perkins 10 lays from Iarona to Master
Schr Convert Gardner, Il days from Kingston, Il L. to
Muster. "
Schr Van Buren, Bacoc'S, from st Marks to ] w Swcll
Steamer Mariner. Stfck from Paquemne
Steamer Athenan, Ferrou, from Monroe Omcht,u River.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-13
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.

II est ordonnG one Performance passGe 10 Il
mars 1888, intitulee Ordinance dGtendant les
maisons de dan Q, ST ct demeure amond6c comme
suit:
quo toutes personnes nc peuvcnt tenr de telles
malsons ains qu'ces sont decriios dams ladie or
dominance, dams les limtcs de cctte muncipalii6 ct
que toutcs les clauses de adite ordonancc, l. ont
misses en- gncur dams les limites dc ccts lAun-
spalite.
Ii est en- outre ordonnG que lie MARE dc la vile,
10 recorder, los officers ct commissioners de police
dc cette municipaG sont chcrges de rexeculion
dc ccte ordonnance ainsi amcndee.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-13

5V FfleVS q IVIU cdchW
a UFHoRlSED by the Act Of Legi .attlrt CHAPTER
~ I.N'iI, passed ilarch, 1898 EZRA Class No.
Si'or 1883 TO be determined by the Drawing of the
Virginia State Lottery. For the benefit Of the town of
Wel'sbnrg. Class No. 7, for 1888 To be drawn al
Alexandria, Va. Saturday, Dee. 8, 1898.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-13

We have been asked by many, by what author
ity, the Police Officers OF the Second Municipality
visited the Eclipse Course during the late races
and inrerfcred in the gambling races We
can only say, that, the Eclipse Course is in
different parish from TINT of the Second NJ nici-
paty, they had no authority, as Municipal O ff
GERS to do any act there
We have son also asked, if the same officer:
have been as actively employed the Mearie
Course--do not know, hut have been told, they
have not.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-13

Mr.. Al exnndcr Towar, Book sellsr, OF 40 Camp
street, has laid upon our table that most useful Of
all books "lhe American Almanac and Repository
OF usefu! knowledge, for the ensuing y ar 1889
This source contains its usual quantity of His
torica, Meteorological & other other information.
1t should be found on the desk of every gentleman
and merchant.
From the same sa.lrce we have also been pre-
sented with new work, entitled Parlour N pic :,
containing great variety Of the mysteries of the
Magic art narrated ard explained and so adapted
as to be executed by youths, t"r whose winter eve
nhg's amusemt nj il is principally intended.
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$4,000 CAPITAL PRIZE.

Tickets only SO.
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
Drawn numbers of the Grand State Lottery, Glass g.
40 81. 13 A. IS, G5, 63, &c. Al, 70, 5, g.!
4 LASS No. 6l. Authorised by the Legislature of
- the State. To be drawn THIS DAY Dec.
l3:b, 1888, at 5 o'clock, p. NJ. at Bishops Hotel.
S DAVIS &. CO, Managers
70 Nuabers--I2 Drawn BALL
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Slghe,
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder

Resolu QUEEN consideration du surplus des ira
vaux imposes au scctetaire par resolution de
la derniere s6ance du onseil, lie 10 de mois SEES
appointments sont augnen,es partr CT apres
cetto date cent cinquante piastrcs par an.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-13

RuMnuR. II is btuiled about town that the
notes CT the Improvement Bank have been refused
by some OF the other banks. A meeting of the
Presidents of the Banks held on Tuesday, and
we are informed, that arrangements were propos-
ed to the Improvement Bank bnt not acceded to.
A mortgage on the splendid Hotel was required,
and lingering OF the Port Folio. The first par,
OF the proposition was NOT objected to, but the
latter was decllped. The ntf.ir will possibly be-
setled; IN day or two however we shall knov
more OF the matter.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-13
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.

Resolu que la garde de mutt do cette municipal
NE soh acIueloment augmcntee comme suit: qua
rante NOMINEES pour servr CONNIE gardes do mutt
dams les Ter ct End district 25 pour 10 lroisieme
district.
II est do Plus resolu que 10 recorder est ct de-
meure antori>6 employer DIES surnuneraires pour
compGter 10 nonbre requls de gardes de mutt, dams
tous Gus on IL NY asrait pas de monde q
rheure fxec pour Pappcl
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-13

Omiaous-Ihe common hangman has reached Mon
treal from Quebec, br, ging with him the Baron Frat
tel in prisoner.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-13

Prizes amounting to nearly sj0nOOn"l
Tickets $40 Halves S5--Quarters 81 50.
For Packages or Single Tickets, apply at
THE MANAGERS OFFICE,
d S GREGORY g. Co.,
dlV Eanal
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ca IL Ids

ENSrORE & FOR SiLE-tirocerics the usual
Il terms, and at the lowest wholesale rates Alaba-
ma and Tennessee money taken as heretofore.
236 bags Rio CoilIe,
100 do Green Rice
26 do Havana crop,
d barrels Loaf Sugar
81 sacks Java Coffee,
1877 boxes Tobacco, various brands,
son boxes Raisns, /, and whulea,
2z5 do Sperm Candles,
25 do TnlOw Candles,
% terces new hce,
400 bag3 aud fine Salt,
10 cases Table Salt, 60 boxes each,
% do Pickles, with general assortment of 9th
WINSTON & SHALL,
Dis Front evee
NV EDlCAL BOUKS-Just received end or sule at
l7A the new bookstore AZ Camp stee
AhercrOmbe the stomach and brain, . vols
Armstrong IS Practice 2vns
Bells Anatomy . vols-Bell on the Nerves
Becks Medical Jurisprudence
Cooper's Surgery,2 vols
Cutler on Banlaces
Curos es OF Medical Experience
Cooper's SURGICAL Dictionary
Dungieson's Physiology, vols
DEVICES on Chld rn--I>ewers on Frma'rs
Ehtrle's Practico-Ehsr"l's Therapeutics do on
children
fi,lson's Surgery, , vols
Goochs ilwitn,y
Gerhard on the Chest
llcrner'S Anatonly, ) vols
Ioope'S Medical Dictionary
Hall on the Nerves
Kruncr on the Ear-Ieculrc on the Chest
Louis on Pth4is-Iouis ON Fever
A'es's Observation-Disclosures Practi ,e, 2vos
Wood & Baehe's Disrensato'y
&c &c Ne
dlo w. WV ALEX TOwAR.
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
Il HE undersigned have this dav formed co-pat
ners in for the transaction OF IA General tomnls =.
sion aud Forwarding business, in this City, under the
firm of SHALL & brown, AID have taken the new
brick store, No. 96 Magazine street. inca Poyras ST.
GEORGE SllNl:, liz.
| References: JAMES q BROWN.
St t,on a. Avery, Wiling Il lark
| Walton X co. w Bogart, Begmt n
lio~thorn, ] Thnyer 4 e.. w n<-
ton II Shall NEw ORLEANS.
Crockett & Sharneigh John Fairfield
4 co., Walker, Emerson & co,
Grig@s & Chickering, BosroN
ILL., y D. n ? W.'Te \ { Go" 60. Philadelphia.
WSas i s% Campbell & co Pusb0rsh, Penn"
| Edgprtnn !. " Woodbridge, Marietta q.
John Woodbrd. Esq. Cbcothe, o.
49, & R rs 'gnnl, 4 A. CO. Nashville, Tenn.
f & A Tracy, st L"nis, Mo. d-cl1
GFOR e ". SMITH,
Surgeon Drnttst from PhiLadeiPhi9,
EfiS to inform The ladies and gentlemen "tAHe" w
| 3 leans that hr has located hlwselfat
| No loo CnH0L street, 0pp0site the state House,
where he will be happy 10 attend 10 any professional
engagements
| & W Smith not having previously visited TINS ci'y
takes the liberty of extracting from some rcc"nnendaa
Tory letters, that he hears, the following Testimonials
from those who have known hun Tong rnd Intimately
/ From the Rev 5 II Tying, of Philadelphia
take great pleasure saying that have had consiIcrn-
bic acquaintance with Mr.. smith hpth personally aud III 'e
business of his proieSSn In hnth respects consider MN
ccntrmau hiy worthy OF the patronage which he re-
reiyrs. As Dentist have ne'c 'und an operator whom
considered superior and feel satisfied that whatever conn
dncc rrpoScd in him by those less acquainted win
him be well repaid by discharge ofdutics entrusted to
nm. Mr. Smith hns operated o. G"mue'"e extent 'o
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-13

E, JOHNS ~ co,
sNTATIONER'S HALL, corner of ST. Charles aud
~ Common streets. The subscribers having receIv-
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England France and The North, offer for sale the fol
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do wiring do SUPER royal, royul
medium and DENY, foolscnp. lcrrer paper,
ex. large thin veum; do bite laid; do do
copying paper, at all sizes,
London and Bristol boards do fncv letter and
note paper, plain, embossed and coral bro
cade,
American cap, letter and writing papers from
the hest mills in the Union,
Penyan Pens OF all descriptions;
Best German and English quilts; Stephens and
Perryans writing fluids Motrisons and
Perlyans best Copying inks; English and
American folio ard quarto copying paper;
Rodgers g. Sons best cutlery, consisting in
dirk, pen and desk knives, razors and scis-
sOrs,
Pocket books and wallets Russia AMI Morocco
leather,
English WATERS and sealing wax, superior qunII
ly; Travelling desks and dressing
Ackernan's and .Newmuu'S best nature C',.,,'n
BrookmanS and Acherman's drawing pencils,
Drawing hooks, Albums and British aud Amer
lean AnnHals, tor 1882
Books-Engsh, French, Spanish, italian, G2r-
man aud Latin, consisting IN classical, law
medical works. literary, Nc.
Just receive. and for sie by
nov20 b JOHNS & CD.
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ttIt HANK,
.,.,-, New Orleans, Dec, 1873.
ri olES oftle Municipality No. :, Of New Orleans
If the drunmiunlion OF tlnr, Two md Ihrer
lo.f,, viii he received in payment md in d5posi by
thi> I,HDN apd after ihe first Monday in Jnnin
ry next, Will he redeem, d in specie.
EOBF, j. rALFREY,
Ut asher
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Resolu que le voyer est ct dcmeure autoris6 SC
Procurer ct faire planter dcs arbres partout OH
Ton ordonne den planter dams les rues publiuucs
ct dams les places; ct il est en- outrs autorise Sc
procuror ct fare planter sur la Place LAFAYETTE
les deux tiers de ces arbrcs
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-13

It's stated 'hntthe amount of property which,
has been detained on is way down the Erie Canal
by the closing OF the navigation, is immense. Ii
Is said that no less then 400 hoas are frozen IN in
the ice, laden with produce valued at 81 100000
Much OF the dl tljcury is attributed to the nsglec,
OF agents, in msmanaging the Canal above Utica.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-13
Dress and Masquerade Balls.
MANSION HOUSE HOTEL.

M EW LEVEt STREET,, immediately in front ot
~ the steam boat landing. The above establish
1885, for the season. Ball days, sundays, Tuesdays
and Thursdays. said establishment will be furnished
will, the choicest liquors, and good Resuurat will be
attached it.
The managers of said establishment have engage
sufficient Police officers keep good order throughout
the establishments; there will be place to dtposl.
cloaks. canes &c. No por'o" shall be admitted in
the Bal! Room with weapons ofuny kind.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-13

Madame Nrstr's returned lie E. gland in the Iii
verpo"l tn safe arrival of that splendid boz, hnv
ing dissipated all the Lady's fears of Atlantic
steam Navigation.
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The following is copy Of the Indictment, we alluded
to yesterday having been offered by Mr. Adams, in
Congress, 18th instant They strike rather severe upon
Mr. Stevenson, but it mus, be acknowledged that tn e '
are quite as true as they pointed
Rssoired, That committee of - members ap-
pointed with power 10 send orpersons and pagers aud
report to the Housn-
]. Whether AGdrcw Stevenson, Envoy Extraordinary
and MINI ter enipotentary from the United States at
London, is or has not been engaged in public news
paper controversy, Involving his personal integrity and
the honor of his country, whose representa- i've lie is
with Daniel D'Cnnnell, member of the Parliament of
the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Z Whether the said Andrew Stevenson. holding tn,
privileged character of Ambassador, tas, in concert
with other persons citiz1ns of The United States one of
whom an officer i'll the Navy, engaged in conspiracy
with intent to stop tie wi3 the language OF .iod
and man, 10 murder the SAID Daniel OCornt in duel
or by pred Gated prov0ca ion to a brawl
3. Whether the sud Andrew Stevenson, after a writ
ten dtmani for explanation in the usual form among
duelliSts as preliminary Il challenge and with the
inent TO follow ii by challs se, preconcetrd witt,
the said three other citizens OF thu United States did
accept OF nm answer from the said Duuie o. Comet
equally unsatisfactory the DIES of genuine and sp
rous honor and thereby admit the Of the nprt,
ton npon his honoi III which he had proposed to take
offence.
4. Whether the sal Andrew Stevenson in these
transactions VIC acd the duties of his Office as an Am
bassador Of Peace, the Law of Nations the Laws of the
land of the Government of which he was acc edited
the privileges OF the British House of Comnons i'll the
person Of OF its members, and the honor and inter
est uf his country.
s. Whether the said Andrew Stevenson, has in these
transactions conducted himself as to require the
Constitutional interposou o this House by lmprach.
ment ohrlw Use.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-13

d. R nN IiaCe
sTArTY BA"RELSI-l0h Nlola as Rrreis, in SUI
IA ps'or ORDER for sale by /. Il CALI.
d. % Common Il
a. O,r--lUp hult taxes No Soup brand Of lanes
- Gould. for sule by ISAAC BRIDGE X CO.
mi6 l't Ma ;ali.r slurt.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-13

The notorious Bill Johnson brought up hcfo re
the court at Auburn, ", the 26h Nov. and ac-
Quilted Birge has been held to bail in $1,000 but as
given them The slip. Captain Sprague of the Char
lotte is also ont on $4,000 bail, and Tiffany who fired ON
the Experiment rom on board the Charlotte has given
leg bail only.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-13

Specie is selling at Toronto, U. c. at per cent and
exchange cannot be procured on any point.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-13
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder

Resou que 10 voyer est OF demeuro autorise a
acheter pour les travaux publics autant do barils
de coqni!los dbuitrcs quill erora n6ccssai re pour
VII que lie prix par baril n'e1cede pas s25.
Signe,
JOSHUA BALDWIN, recorder.
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