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CHEAP! CHEAPN CHEAPW!
ANOTHER SUPPLY.

EPT f NJ b T. K 24rH, ls46.
w are now opening another supply Of Boots
and Shoes suitable for the PAIL TR ADR bourh, uneoo-
S'by chap hotn the manufacturer amoar which are Men. b.a-
w PeEred Boots 3 10 -, 10 TO II Mem. prime sewed Water
boots large sizes, made in eri.a style Cenien.n's doubls soled
wairf proof boots, nailed aud seWsd bottoms GentIcn.n,s lns
Cah dress boots. very cheap; Gentsaeh's he calf Morocco, esia
qualify; Mems and bOJs' tp Munoes. large sizes. 9 to n. g To ~.
very cheap LADIES' lne calf lace Shoes, large ines;
Ladies hue Seal stitch Walking Sbosr A. rood a. can be manuiae-
tursa, made broad NoHrns' sswei ard psEsed w,hs. large tlzss:
BUYS Boou and Shoes ell res. very cheap. We have sah Ties
s"ods 70 tey hst merchant Just returning from ia, North,
o they confess thai they are much cheaper than hey could buy
them in Philadelphia OF New York. We specifically invite NeT
ehanls an want Of Boots ard -hnes cheaper than th-y ever suyh;
70 eahand zee ihrrn- Prom our iOnE ez7er ehce in the Shoe bu.
,ihess' our iaeiAies for bsytng goods At III tOV est presa are far
superior u those that have been engaged Ia The bgsiness a short
um'-doing a srgs Retail huanes We ean rvs 20 Merchant. such
ymay want All W. ask Is to oIauiue our EtBck before
you tuy. PtrTNEy A NATTl
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sTOCK OF FALL GOODS.

SPLENDID STOCK OF FALL GOODS.
ATHROP, CHRISTIAN IL co. are in re.
- eeiPt OF an unusually well a.-orisd sock of DRY GOODS.
every variety. suited 10 town and county trade; among
watch are
Rich Paris Cashmere Robes
Rieh Omhte Shade cashmer, and Mouriins
Rich Oregon, Cauinian aud CIemsnuns Pahds
Plaid MetiRO Cashmeres
Rich satin striped Tibet do.
Bk ard eoId Aipaeas
BIZ and satin striped do.
Bombirines.C npcs AMI Popiin,
Rich Rugc onbre 2. D5oie sMss
Rich Pekin Faevnne do
Rich Gro de- Naples GAce do
Together with n great variety Of
New syE Silks. honi 75e to ~ per yard
whie aud cord embd Muslin Robes
Preach emb'd Copir- Ch-nisus Capes
Mf-nuf Frnes Bodies. sk We &c
ombte shadrd CIoasinsy
Blk French Goth ard CasIirneres
Bills. satin and m-rno YES inrs
SGtlnoti miod kcuoys esbie Kereys
Plaid Linsy y white an |rt Fnrnes
White Domet, Weich non shr nNirg and Canton PIannels
scrvants' Whitnty ard super rhs1d b1uni ned Blankets
Silk and merinp Horey, Gloves fancy elk C.tvnt-
Heavy wool ls aud eord. thEbct, embd, Grape and other Shawl.
White and cord embd Grace searfs some,hing very pretty.
ALSO
CaTpetinzs, Rugs audBoekings.
For sR'e, at wholesale and retail At prices hat can't fail to please.
sc ~ no % WEST iAiN STREET.
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FALL ARRANGEMENT.
CHANGE OF HOURS AND FARE.
Dollar TO Portsmouth q Norfolk,


FIVE TO BALTIMORE,
By the James River ana Bay BoaIs.
The swift and comfortable boats CUR
AA It's Pack AMI AucE, Captains John Davis. and J.
n Bmugh, leave the wharf al Rockets alternately every morn.
Ing lSund'yE excepted at 6 O'Clock, for Portsmouth aud Norfolk
and meet oEe oIue Bay Boats in Hampton Roads for Baltimore D.
, O'Clock.
Returning, the Curtis Peek and Alice will leave Norfolk alter
naiey every morning Sundays excepted 81 S O'Clock, meet one
Of he Gay Boats from Baltimore, and touch At ait the hndings on
the river, going aud returning.
Passengers going from Richmond or Petersburg b. ihi, cheap
and comfortable route, wilhaves hue view Of the splendid scenery
on James nver about Hampton Roads, Portsmouth. Norfolk. Rip
ka3+ and Old POM Comfort, and auve IN Baltimore by 6 o'clock
the reHt morning, without loss Of sleep, in time to take either Of the
many routes leaving there that movihE and can arrive IN Wash
ihgton City 10 breakfast OF transact a days business IN Baltimore.
and return that evening At O'Clock, in the ame Boat and arrive in
Petersburg the next evening by ! O'Clock, and Richmond by half
past ) O'Clock; making the round Unp To Baltimore and back to
Richmond IN less than three days.
Passage and Fare, from Richmond Or Petersburg. to Of from
Portsmouth or Norfolk. Oreakfast and dinner included 81 90
Passage and Pare. from Richmond or Petersburg. 10 or fom
Baltimore breakfast aud dinner on the River Roaus and
supper and lodging onthe Bay Boats insl1dsdJ s. 90
oeS FAsKINs 4 LIBBY.
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JEFFERSON T.,
THE
RICHMOND I

ON Governor street, nearly opno.
ste The Governors House, aud about two squares from Man q,
T. street. having rseeHly received eondderahe aaanIona rsDd.rn-
u much more Convenient ard eommodious win b- 49, !. -
I' a Q November hsEi' Tor the reception OF Boardsrs by The =
moah' wee ofday. The best ,ndeavor OF the sussen ksr Nil h.
used who viii suP-Tintehdl to render the time Of hos. Sho =
put up al The estab iskment comfor able.
fot ue Information OF hose who mas call n private opvrv,n.,
there 8 a most excellent Livery Stable near an hand. wb,rr Ibsr
hore', Sc. viii be wvD attended to. n Ngsnp
Oct 10, ls46.
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

NEW RAILROAD AND STEAM ROAr LINE
Between Ikichinoud ana Norfolk, PorrsmoutI,.
Ola Poirt Comfort, &c sea Port waIihaII.
FAKE REDUCED 10 10 Cents, INCLUDING MEALS
kT6NHE public is hereby notified. that
n the quick and beautiful Steamer Angus
IA WATCH a in The mos, complete order for both a day and night
line and unsurpassed IN her Accommodations, IL now running be-
tween Port Wahhal and Norfolk, an connection with the Cars from
Richmond and Petersburg, at As is ne Of IS eai. orr tuel..
ding noais.
Passenger, leaving Richmond on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS, At % A. NJ, bfeaSfaH On board the Augusta, and
arrive Al Norfolk about / o'clOek, 2. NJ. Returning. the AlEusf.
leaves Norfolk at 6 A N. on \ TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and sA.
IUhDAhS, passengers breakfaslng on b0a.i aud arriving al Pou
Naiban nj half past II NJ. and At Richmond about 2 P. ~.
1t viii be perceived from the above, thai thus comfortable and
expeditions line gives TO persons visiting Norfolk on business the
opportunity OF tlnsaeiiRg it and returning BY the boat OF nrIt
morning. . as TO be absent from their homes 4 single night ANY.
The Augusta will stop at the usual landings on James River TO
take in and put out way travel and al any other points on the uyer
where a signal ismade.
The public may Iest assured, that d is the determination Of the
fropnsiorSt0 Keep up this line permanently, and 10 accommodate
uavelsrs between Richmond and Norfo4k IN The bcs; manner aad
at the lowest rates
Por further information, tickets OF freight, apply at the Depot OF
the Richmond aad Petersburg Railroad Company, 70 tie Ticket
Agent. oe I
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lNFlRMARY OF THE MEDICAL
COLLEGE.

'INHE sick are admitted into this Institution NJ
me following ehatses, Paysbc for tue ant week In adyaue.
White pStsnts Is per wesF
eOiored "
charges include board, Medical susndauee, opsnusaa
Nhen required nursing, medicines, and ezrry necs.,ary 49,.
eepAiae aps1nens are asE1ued to ihs different aS.ps Of a.
rhsaie oons ean b i1Taished Al an additional eh.ue OF
Inc Medical cas-s are under the eharfe Of thre,
=, ~ rfoie,s'rs 81 TIE College for prescribed poti5da In rotation.
- .. sse are committed 10 the Professor Of surgery. and
w oo''suieal to he Professor OF ObSisuics
me aiiending PhyscaR and Surgeon vis Z Tho f,-t ,,t,- Am
. IN eas.s of drmeuly tho whole COLLEGE Facuuv - c,rgS 4, -
sWlAnon' without additional Expense N 10 patient.
49, ""-s Iauents hom the county viii please give 4
SIT = NAUPiN, President.
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VOCAL MUSIC!
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES!

To Farmers ard Planters.
THHOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS, have in
n store and offer At low prices TO reduce a heavy stock Of the
following description Of Goods suitable Tor Famsrs' and PAr.sH'
use, viz.
LNatoa DGml Blankets
Heavy Twill do
sup White BED do
Eapt CouonI, White and 0ny
Can. dan Cots. all wool
sh3sps Gray sauineis
Baltimore Linteys
Scarlet and White FIannels
Low puetd Cloths. fer seuagts
lowell LiBgeys
London DuHl Overcoats
Cotton OLnabuTgs
Brown and Detached shestinEs
do do shirinFs No 2
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VOLUME SO.
Rifbmona Duilp 1pbia.

RICvFARD II. TOLER, Editor.
WYATT VI. ELLIOTT, Associate Editor.
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. EOR PnILADELPnlA.
NOTICE no

PACKET schr UNION. Capt Hughes. Will he dispatch
a few days fut fei Rhtor passage, having good accommoda.
Tons apply on bostd 20 mister IN the Dock, o. 10
NJ 2 HENRY FISHER.
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kaA NOR BOSTON.-The regular packet
HG s,hr. HoNAs n. THOMPSON. wiron. mister,
with a portion of her cargo engaged. For tsmtnitr 81 freight or
passige, having good accommodation. apply on board D. master. At
Pickeus wharf, or - nos HENRY FISHER.
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~ FOR PnILADELPHIA. Thc rer

III packet Sehr UNION. Hushe, master. havipg n pofton Of
her cargo = 3 srd. wdl have Immediate despatch For freight Of
aPpy 10 maset on boari To- Docs or 10
no. ENNktN 4 WuTTIOrK
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-30

POS II wtalJ b. lssshie 10 obtain he eAtrnsan II ~.
'e'j ninth raBil' 10 liz s,s give The Sa1h-
EN- tare al ianruhsrts l,and 10 the nIlrd slairs=
ma, n"i he amlss, brinre ltatng this suJecl, In cal
,ndf alIehlion Ia The a&lliun al lie preacu hlHl4Ffy
ne snrrtss ii l,1f MEASURES respecting lie pTorsed
COMMERCIAL relaSsuns is quite crrian, abd The Gun
I'M having now hnally passed he House 81 Commons,
NAY r eNpeird nj Ia mute day Ia rsss The Lords by
mtt'ti', ~ les decisive. Fun tl- nne, hanover.
lie ie " hir las hitherto kept Iila " ir paty "a sup
r"r o IN lsHu Peel, Will be dasosl d. and iar drtf
mloalion ol III. Puircuous party. Who suppose hem
-e'es ~ have hern betrayed. 10 drive him from eli
has lsi none Il ! : vgru pnNer Indeed, II Is con
hdhS ttpnfifd, N qastefs cntilrd Ia gral respect
f'f iiey have rrrn offered l.adrI al Tie " hle
pafy I" select his pwB ms ard that hen hr Is ready
lhfy viii be tss prepared To f,tcr Ministers /, r..
SIGN have feasfn Ia kupw hat present, Monsters
themselves believe change In hn inevitable aud afr
CONSIDERING uhs tie mode aud the lime Ia whl"h II
VIII n'"si likely happen. Il wi BE- long alrr The
success - lie mnaaBfes fir The repeal oil the "CoIn
Laws. beioe opportunities enough Tor The accomplish.
nehi oi il''s ohJect viii uccut The ~ arimy Bil .
ieRnlhne HE h'hfs vi abr, III afild one. and
lhhsbly That nh ehrh the change will take place
W IN KNOW l'dge that The change sionef later, mus
be nnvodabe. aud HAT the ,n.r has been made the
Pi'hahle brad II Ministry 10 select his Own lime
may u MOI he expected thai, nslead ot waiting qnelly
a"" Inc hlg leader 10 select The Time o canning IN.
he present Minister Will rather select his time aud
"'oe :" gong "d, aud, win his usual sagaclly, 81 reg
hat his ei,fenehi as 10 leave few obstacles pus,
SINE I" ms fesiaanon 10 power In at case. i moi
very unlikely he would prefer going upon the Fac
'oy bU, h,idfe taking ground upon mofe important
measures and. II 81, II Will surprise me witness
me cunhg IN OF a NV ministry at the end OF June.
eafht W nh knowledge oi the proposition now Ia b.
made. AN moi prepared 10 say liza one more oleciuna
VI" niahi lave brrn unprecedented from Wing Nuts
n.y. unless, Indeed The present government may be sup
pisfd 10 be prepared accept The qualifications WHEN
il"sed by III" President. winch II vas UNIV lll"g At
INST 10 onrt ipon HAT supposlllon. II might be de-
srabe that ihr odGeallons sh, Md b. oied belre The
canning In al a new Minister who indng only III, acts
81 lbs predecessor without know ledge oil his Intentions
"@h mol he 5" nady 10 LAKE the responsibility ol assent.
Ing 10 a change.
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sen A'l'li
w ASIIiNGTD

WAsniNGroN, Saturday. jn)y 30 L. VI.
Petitions were rrescnedby Messrs STURGEON, DIX,
CAMERON aud others, against he repeal OF The present
tluiI.
The COMMITTEE on Printing reported IN favor Of prin.
M sundfy pclns a.aGs Tie repeal at the present
nj. The report coacuIrtd IN, aud The petitions were
ordered Ia be printed.
The Senate then took up the resolution frcfa The
tlnuse fixing The hour vi adj urnmeu ii Congress
l. oelDck On the Ion OF August neat, and cnucurrt
there II.
The bill 10 reduce the IatG was thea taken up.
Mr.. WEBSTER commenced his speech in opposi-
lon 10 II. lie spike Win than his Gsn emph,-
aud nLlIy, aud Listened 10 with great attention
by died auditory Secretary Walker being one o.
the unuber lie maintained that nobody Who q his
living land OF On peoned urasked for The passage
OF this bill nor like II.
Ii va, the work o politicians for political purposes,
and that ALI the great of The people, instead al
ASKING for The passage oi such bill opposed pa.
and he pointed 10 the petitions lat lie proof
what he uttered.
Iewas playful ard happy in his Illustrations Of the
silence Of the champions on the other SIDE vho Plunl.
Us BIKE, did mol give SPEECH In their thnu hts -1hey
werc wiling to be cheched but moi tarfd IN lheIi
speech
+. S.--'lhe Senate " II not vote on the Tariff bill
this evening.
Mr.. JARNAGlN will surely vate for il, and intends
Ia speak IFS itvnr
Mr. HAYWOOD has resigned his in the senate
THIS secures the paasageut the AMI Iauli bill
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eonuNaptiscs be Oh your GWard
I4iONPSO.N"S COlPOGND SYRUP
TAR. AND WOOD NArrnA.

TAR AND WOOD NAPTHA.
SyrlNCE the first introduction ut this popular remedy
~ la public notice, IN he fall Of 1873 Tar MIXTURE
aud n'srums ri every kind aud have strung mp
and are pamed III, The reputation of this excellent
nedlclne 10 the un,?ectn9 invalid The pr0ptelors
ny Tar with them Il render then popular and secure
sales. BE not deceived and avoid every medicine pur-
parting 10 contain Tar, except the original prepaalion
ft@mpson'S Compound syrup Tar and Wood Naplha ,
and thereby ynn Will save tine aud avoid dlsappanl~
men'.- Remember this Invaluable remedy is only PREF
pared by ) +. Thompson, ~ +. corner 5h and spruce
stpes, Philide phla.
For sale by JOHN II. SEAN Druggist,
.aged. for LgneibWg and riciniiy.
A9ril 90 wifi,
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10 DE Ntnats nC Dc Initcd .SinLlt.

IN arcodance with The rsuluon Of the Senate of the
l2ta -, that "lhe President o the Untd States b,
aud Is hereby advised IL accept The proposal o HE nl
lsh '"Hernment, accompanying his message the son
ale, dated lOlh june, 1916 lr Convention 10 srtll.
Boundaries, &c., brtwern the lnucd Stairs and GreD
Btiam, wesl III the Rocky or Sluny Nounnins"
Convention was concluded aud signed ou The l5h INST
by tie Secretary III STATE. on The part of The Unite,
Stats, and The Envoy Extraordinary and Minister peu,
lP'irnafy OF her Britannia Majesiy, tn, part Ga
BRIAN
This Convention now lay befrc the Senate for lhelr
c"ns'd, faliun, viii view 10 lis raDifraimn.
JAMES X. Pol T..
" aMngfon, Imc l0h, 1916.
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NOVEL AND INTERESTING CASE.

ceN"oS"EAh1n1 In he llnsosS c"aFl for lie Cry Of
Wm pLuura,1 2Jh 1916.
Rule to slo why he should MT be ned fr re.
n.lng 10 give IN the can SSoer thu unt of his si
AIRY income Tor The year 1915 aud Violating the follow
ing section OF the aclo Assembly passed February
1911:
I'll any person shall give OF deliver TO commissioner
u The revenue, false fraudulent list Of persons pros
perry, subject IL Taxation, or sh. refuse give a list,
On oath or alb nation, when rtq rd by the
such person shall be liable fine o fifteen dollars
and The Commissioner stall proceed 10 list such person
property ageraby 10 the best information he pro
land ali such property tanned, shall moreover
be- suhcl 10 tfe1e~Iax Ia be collected and llsalned
or by The sherii u collector IN Other cases, which
fines and fehetaNes shall be recovered The county
or corporate rnnu, By the tojwnI modes OF procaed
iog, and applied as hereinafter directed"
Edwin burton, the Commissioner nf the Ravenue fir
the city o Richmond. BEN. FIST duly sworn, stated
hat he called On DR.. PIunrr, the defendant, for his
taxable properly and his Income: Dr. Pumer nave hn a
list "i his iaNahr property consisting OF slaves, horse.
haauehe. walrhes and panr but refused 10 give hIn,
witness, the amount oi his income and salary for the
YEAR lel5, As the pastor Of The FIRST Presbyterian
Church, III the ely o Rchmond saving that there had
been meeto! al The clergymen Of the clly II edmond
and they hid determined 10 test The law Imposing TAX
upon The Income OF clerGymcn, and he had been Sc
lecled AT he meeIH. 10 test IN his iodyiiua case.
Tie cause was argued nn the part al The Commons
wealth by Joseph Mayo, Esq, and on The part ot the
defendant by Samuel Taylor. VIM. III Narfarland and
l.. [. Carfng'on E.qr>. The ground taken by the de
ience was, That II was tax upon religion and In viola
lpa al lhe act Of religious freedom The Cusltu ion
u WAS also urged. tia as The paid ministers Of
the Gospel we're of an uncertain and could NJ,
ne recovered by law, II Was unjust and Ileual Tor
STATE IN tax Wh hat was pr1IecleI by her laws. II
WIS contended ny the attorney m the Cnmmonwe allh
HAT the Legislature intended tax Income In The hands
"l every person. aud hat tie provisions Of The statute
"a "a F,I SnIn mid
he atgnHeul on both SIDES able and elaborate and
"ccHped the whole OF Monday he Conn were Of u
pn'on that the salaries III ministers OF the Gusoe were
liable 10 AVIATION ,sand therefore made the rule Gr The
nue. ahs'ne Inc counsel for The defendant ii led bill
=" exceptions. and Will take the 10 the Circuit Sn.
pei"t t"uIi. Thence may be carried 10 the General
Court The highest tribunal OIL appeal in surh eases
Enlu.rlr.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

resolution was adopted 10 close The debate upan tie
bill t tue Increase Of The duties and pay oil the Altor>
nry General, at O'clock
The resolution was not seriously objected 10.
Mr.. J Il. l\GERSOII. asked leave 70 ulcr loni
ReNolnitn recommending 10 the President, # IN his
judgment he should think II XrrdIttt eoGcr anica
bic scillrment Of The pending icurs wuh MeNl,o by
opening negotiating t"G the purpose. Reasons are gwen
IN tn resolutions presented Why the COMPROMISE should
he made. aud they relate marty To The honor and dgul-
" ut such stlon assumed by the nrd STATES
Mr.. DROMGOOlE oljecttd 10 the resoluon, aid
so dad Nlr RAlllBUN. oil \. V. who moved thai
The House 90 into Committee ui the Whole The Sas-
Of The Union
Mr., DRoMGooI of Va. was callrd to the Chair
and debate upon the bill referring 10 the dute
Ct the Attorney General, and tile rcegs sod salary III,
bill was defended by Messrs. j Il. UgersuL Raihbon
Chase, Adams, Sins, and others, and opposed By
Mes>Ts. Jones, of Tenn. Oven Of Ia. aud nthers.
Al one O'Clock. tie committee brought Ia vol,
upon The AMI ndmeu's ard The The sal
AIRY 10 10000 per Was lust- - to So. The Com
mlilec also refused 100 messenger Tor the ufce By
the same vote.
MI Iirn,rrs pr rosed an important substitute u 'b'
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E'i..saTEissa.Nss.

VIE suhseraer, Plasierer lTon Baltimore, having
n h~aed ~ tins place. olfS his services 10 lhis COM
m"alty and surrounding counties. With experience
at nearly 20 wears IN ms trade and ni Thai time
spent IN the Northern clues, he thinks he eau please
any who may favor hun with call. He understands
the Ornamental branch, well limitations of Rcd,
and Granite IN Slne,ulng. Those who have plas'ern
10 do. would do well To give hln call before
any one else, as he Is swell supplied win hands and
ilerc Is n0 danger d disappointment.
JOHN LONG.
\. -Hfpa'dng done with despatch and neatoess.
j. l..
june Is n1nr,f
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a NOBLE. SENTIMENT.
| tnquirer.

IN MAT G"a speech of Sir Robert Peel. in ,,Lih
ne most ilusFlous statesman IN Eng ,d closed ms
brilliant career 1t indeed his country c., snf;r ,I
f'eF 10 he now finally closed, he paly the tIoY.n
oe 10 an eAsed iunctlonary ui the BRUSH Gnve,n.
nen'' "h'h wish could be impr, ssed up the hears
at' 'hihds m every statesman and every Cabine, ;,
~n,se hands The dfSlnies Of ralios are inlrn,,e
t", "" n9 "6e credi 10 her .hacsiy's gcrenmeti.
az ""H TO nat distinguished ipe,l6ey II ~ I,,y mon,
hr' perhaps n he STATE then oihrs int as
9I'0"e 1td" Jor He eTotoer ici,eh he u,aI. N ~
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