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VAN LOAN a CHASE,
LJAVE removed their DAGUERREAN GALLERr TO
III the OpRoN, OF l2 street and pennsylvania
avenue and have at considerable expense put In skyght
which viii enable them furnish pictures not surpassed In
this any other country Pictures taken in any kind Of
westher--olear, cloudy or raining. octs-du
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GENTLEMEN,s "BELONGINGsvrlI
TO VOLUNTEERS, CLAIMANTS, sc.

General Agency nj Washington, p. g. I,
"a SAMUEL STETTlNlUS, General Agent, Notary a.
~ Pubic, Justice Of ne Peace &C. respectfully informs
I'M the Volunteers and the United States Regulars and W
I'LL the deceased Soldiers that he M
prepared undertake the settlement Of their Claimswith
the Departments at Washington He will procure Bounty
Land Warrants Treasury Scrip Pensions for the Wounded
Pensions Wdowsand Orphans OF the deceased Soldiers
Arreaages OF pay services rendered, Mileage, any
that may be confded TO his management will be speedily
attended TO,
His terms moderate.
He be consulted any time between the hours Of
O'Clock, and o'clock, p mr. at his Office on Fifteenth
street, opposite the Treasury Department &
oct S-2md decS
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DR.. Sweetser's Panacea.

TNIIIS MEDICINE Is warraned on oatb mol 10 contain
i particle OF CalomeI Corrosive Sublimate, Arsenic
Chloride or Gold. or any deleterious minerals Z
The principle iipon which this Medicine acts Ia bv as
ssting and harmonizng with nature Il drives Out ali fo
acrimonious from the blood and body and by assn
Hating with and strengthening The gastric Juice Of liz
stomach Il assists digestion in short there IL moi vein
artery muscle or nerve In the human BODY that Ia moi
strengthened by The PANACEA and ii also possesses the
remarkable property of removing mercury from the bones
anu Jo'n's
FOR ERUPTIoNS OF THE SKIN,
Scurvv Scobutic Affections Tumors Scro,la or Kings
Evil White Swelling Eryspeas Ulcers Cancers Running
Sores Scabs and es time and ne
In DR., SwEErsRR's PANAcsA, win effect cure.
on",,-,,,,,,s,,, :.
FOX INDIGESTION,
Rejection OF Blood Nausea vomitings Nervous Affections
Bilious Complaints Headache, Paleness, or Female hregu;
aiiues, III SwsETsERs PANAcEA will soon effect cure;
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AN Card.

if. a OdTus
- A, j. sCHwARTZE, Jr., having re. 81
w celyed large assortment Of FANG GOODS, ~
u DRUGS, Gel invites the attention Of citizens -
and strangers to his Of the following articles all Of winch
are Of he superior kind and will be sold reasonable viz
e Ladies' Toilet articles.
Consisting Of genuine French and English
Perfumery, Cosmetics, Fancy Soaps OF ey,
ery variety, Dressing and other Combs,
Curl Brushes Hair Brushes, Rowlands
Macassar Oil, French and English Poma.
tum, Lip Silves, celebrated Chinese or Per
sian Powder, AnlandIne for chapped hands,
warranted land other articles loo numer.
Gus to mention
ALSO tt gi
GenHen,en's Toilet articles.
Consisting In part, Of: Razors, Razor
Straps, shaving brushes, Shaving Creams
and Soaps, Pocket Combs, Tooth Brushes,
% Nail Brushes, Hat and Hair Brushes, 20.
matums Phacome, Hair oil, &c. together
with an extensive selection OF other useful
articles
f# ~ atH ALSO l"
The very finest Segars, direct from the
nportery. All Of which we are willing 10
warrant the genuine article.
nov 29-eod Inn Store on Pa drenue, near Sd street
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0ement. CaIcined Plaster, &c.

TIME Undersigned has just received fresh supply O
i Cement CaIcined Plaster from New iork Also o, 2,
1srsrsl supniy Of Whne and Yellow Pine for building
rposss Cedar Posts from eight 70 sixteen iesi y lengn
II dsIiv receiving wood burnt Lime, fresh rom ny
lin Ali OF which will be disposed OF low TOR casa or "a
prnctual customers at abort dates. -,
~. o",tst&iswaS p. NJ PEARSON
IFounssn and Evening Nswsl
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JOHN PETrIHoNE,

a MRS GARRET ANDERSON has six or seven com,
M Portable and well furnished rooms TO rent at mode
rate rate. Single gentlemen will be preferred, az
boarding cannot be served Mrs. can hirp lsh them with
breakfast and tea II required.
octSu
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ENGRAVING AND CARD
Plate Printing Establishment.

FNliE usual place Of attraction for ENGRAVING AND
L COPPER PLATE CARD PRINTING has
moved 10 nth Street, first door from Pa. av.,
where the subscriber would be glad have Members OF
Congress- VISITORS residents and the public generally give
him call when they want Engraving done and Cards
printed IN the best and al the shortest notice
Numerous specimens be at his Office, and the best
reference given II required.
nov l3-3taw2nl- a5.sttRl5A JOHN CUILJM
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4, n,,,n,, y
st4g& ,xnE,D. 1.1.N.r
~, MhD Das.,rl. n 1890 ~
voD r;n,.a uJ az 1N1'aoc'i y ~
Tr...,x ,,,,, t,ol.,, y2,,,.Lb,,r, e. ~
,o GsOrg p,r Gn@ 00er. 'ae'0urn 9 20
Ho,oard, Marca q. Co.
&t supot'or ou SeIolai ouPeiioi wv niA"S'o' t't
t. - -
- - $4,000 . .s.a-, wi5sHo.
paie sherry, extra SUPERIOR Pomar,s
n Dvwn W. chsrrv erv S,,.ror
rom .s,,,,. 700 Sheriy' sefy sops''o'
A'o'o
& HINES OF FRANCE.
Chateau Margaux-su6scriplon VINE II. .,.,
GnaIeau iI. p eny is y, u inlsm
bordeaux, low priced for ordinary consumption
400 baskets fne Champagne, In at and pit bottles
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Patent Medlcated India Rubber Porous

IN all cases where II is thought advisable keep up
| permanent stimulant impression on or near the organ
diseased these plasiers will be found highly valuable II
fact all the benefit that accrue, from continuous
rritant will be produced in the efficient man
uer by them. As in Rheumatism, Lnmbago, Goui hn-
lsrpement Of the Joints Chronic Disease OF the LIVER
Spleen Lungs or other internal organs In short In al
other cases where warming strengthening nv
beneficial these will be found to be superior 70 s TX
use. For sale by CHhs hysa,,s
Drug and Apoth, corner ',h street, and Penn A''Au'
oct 6-2sw'f8'
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Whitney's Russian Bath.

Corner la street and Missotsra avenue
THERE 10 great utility In this Bath In preventing and
moving all disease that flesh 10 heir TO. Those who
have tried Il will find 70 their advantage 10 make
the expsrimsnt Price for single bath FifTYcENTS
oet6--n
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- china, Glass, Earthen-Warc, Britain
Cn ,st.Nnrc, Solar OIL a. Lard Lamps, &C.
Nh Whole sale and retail, opposite Browns Hotel Penn
- sylyania Avenue -
~ piii,SEI anxious reduce his extensive stock ofihe
,ba,e articles will sell reduced prices for CASH He
splicits call his friends and the public generally,
his Store and Warehouse, Pennsylvania Avenue.
oetS-dlm. TIIOS PURSELL.
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THE rHIRTIETH coNGnEss.

In answer 10 numerous applications for informa-
ton, as to the post offices OF the members OF the
Thirtieth Congress, we publish the following table
OF particulars, SO far we advised The blanks
will be filled up MS fast ascertain the names
of the post offices not now known. We call upon
our friends to aid us in this labor
We have also left a column for the residences OF
the members in Washington, which will be COM
be corrected daily to keep up with the changes
of residence which members may make This CO.
lunn will be OF great value to strangers and citizens
who may have business with members Hotels and
boarding-houses will do us favor by advising us Of
the names of such members as may take lodgings
with them, giving the exact location of their houses.
Our contemporaries will obllge us by correcting
any they may find in this list and apprise
thereof. Those papers in the vicinity Of the new
publishing the names of their home post Offices and
drawing our attention to the information by mark
ing around the paragraph:
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5000 REWARD.

rs RUNAWAY from the subscriber on Sunday, Oct.
GA 18th, negro man Tom, who calls himself TON
" LITTLES. Tom ID about % years Of age, very
~ stout set and quite black In height about feet IL
inches, little owegged he Is rather stupid looking
when spoken TO he Invariably smiles, showing fine white
and even teeth hair quite short and nappy. He had
when he le blue satfinet round Jacket and took with
him two pair Of pants, Of striped sans and
negro CLOTH with two unbeached cot.
ton shirts he away dark olive cloth cap, with fur
around II.
am authorised to offer the OF slOO II the above
named negro Ia taken In the District Maryland, and de-
vered TO me In Washington city secured In jail that
can get him, or $500 II taken in any free State and
cured as above
A. NJ HOFFAR, Agent for O. Stonestreet,
Residence on 4 l.2 street, few doors above Pa av
nov lift MAT Intelligencerl
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NEW Xxx ESTABLISHMENT.
M. GAssAyvAY g. g. SPENCE,
HAvING associsied themselves together under the
- hrm o. q on-rrr

Ii firm Of tsf$
GASSAWAY s. SPENCE,
for The purpose Of conducting the BOOT AND SHOE
BUSINESS, Ina all Its various branches, would
therefore most respectfully inform the citizens Of this
ropos they have laid In superior stock Of French
and American CALF SKINS with the very quality Of
Spanish and English BENDSOLE LEATHER, with
general assortment Of other materials which they will
very latest French and American styles Also, materials
= for the splendid FRENCH OPERA BOOT. Being
satisfied that their experience in the practical opera
lions Of their business give them decided advantage
over most il not ALL who engaged In this business
in this city they hesitate not therefore 10 invite compe
tion--Iwe offence TO the trade.
We have ON hand general assortment OF gentle
mems BOOTS, at prices varying from 90 ~ Also
ladies' misses childrens, aud boys' together with all de
Is kept In well regulated Boot and Shoe Establishments
all Of which will be disposed Of on the most pleasing terms
for CASH Il, ls a&
Members Of Congress, Heads or Departments, citizens
and who prefer and elegance combined
80 GASSAWAY & SPENCE,
North side Pa avenue, between liz and 9th street,
oct 2S--dtianl tle OK ~
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Extract Of Vanilla.

DuRE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF VANILLA,
&c For sale by CHARLES STOTT,
dec LIT Druggist and Apothecary
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ID ECEvED by the schooner 40 boxes superior
II Goshen Cheese, and for sale by
nov loft SINMS SON
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THE TIMEs

THE TISIHs
rs newspaper, edited by Duff Green. II will be,
as far as practicable, full fair, and candid record
of passing events but Its chief present purpose Is to
counteract tho Abolition movement by unmasking
the designs motives, and end Of political abolition
to demonstrate that its principles are as hostile to the
rights property, interests prosperity, and liberty OF
the North as 70 the rights ana property Of the SOUTH
unite the wise and good Of all parties in every sec
ton, in common effort to strengthen and perpetu-
ate the Union.
ton city, and sent to subscribers through the NAH,
For copies 1000 4" I"
Publication Office Pennsylvania avenue, corner
Brooke, shillington 4 Co., Washington
Hugh Latham, Alexandria,
ar All persons who approve the purpose for which
the Times is established are requested to act agents
for obtaining subscribers.
Editors throughout the country are requested to
publish this prospectus and forward their papers in
exchange. nov lott
WEEKLY NATIONAL INTELLIGEN-
paper Is about to be sna ~ ;d, e eHne
ges, instead Of four, as now and heretofore
This enlaIgemsn will begin , with the first number issued
e. the Pen year will be amer s, s
in advance MS will he perceived, less by onehalf than the
increase OF publication caused by the enlargement
long sessions q Congress- eight monhs
the price will be two doars for the short sessions one dol
lar per copy -. IL IL.
viii be made any who shall order and pay for at
time five copies OF the weekly paper and like reduction
Of IS per cent (or fourth Of the full charged any
who will order and pay for at any one time ten or more
copies. 80
No being kept for this paper 1t will not be for
warded any unless paid for In advance nor sent
longer than the time for which Il is so paid for
TIE DAILY NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER
will continue to be published usual at Ten Dollars per
year. with this addition to lis value TO subscribers, that
double eght pages Of the present size instead OF o
will be thrown of whenever the press Of public Document
Proceedings and Debates in Congress- Advertisement
shall require IT,
THE TIIRICE-A.wEEK NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER
will also continue be published heretofore with this
addition also 10 It's value that double sheet will be thrown
off, probably oen as once week during the session OF
Congress- and other times occasionally whenever the
press OF shall stated In regard the Daily paper
Justify the publishers IN mourning that additional expense
oct 9-if t3
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WORTf1INGToN q. SNETHEN,
LATE soLIcrron OF THE
GENERAL LAND OFFICE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Washington City, D. o.
Pracices il, the SUPREME CouRr Of The United STATES and
in he Courts Of Maryland, Virginia. and The District Of
Columbian and a8
@ ACTS AS AGENT,
persons harfig ich Congress, tie Ia Zreas
n-y, Nary, and General Posi- Office Departments,
he General Land Office, Pension Office, Office &
Of Indian Affairs, Patent Office, &C., &c.
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United States Military Cloth Dressing and
Dying Establishment,
eOUTII side Pennsy vana avenue Che first Establishment
- East Of Coemans Iotel) where SILK, AIERLNO, and
ali kinds Of iS7RA W BONNE7S are dyed in the neat
est manner !, /,
coored and repaired the best style and at reduced
oct 1S-d1y
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- The CANTON TEA COMPANY has -
$50 been popularity known for many years. hsSsG
IH This Is the largest and Oldest Tea Estab- IElW
1871 \ lishment In America. The public have E1k \
had full proof Of their integrity and responsibility But
TEA Of late that they have been obliged enlarge to
great extent their two principal establishments in New
York, viz
Ia5 Chatham and IG3 Greenwich streets.
They possess facilities, in relation to the Tea
Trade, very abundant degree and doubtless superior
any other Tea Concern In America Their scrupulous
regard all principles that tend 10 elevate the character
large house IL well undersood and has already secured
them connection, probably larger than all other Tea Es
adjustments united and they consequently determined
10 sell Teas per fragrant and perfect for the prices
cepted
They zeaously invite the attention Of The inhab
Of Washington their Agency, where the following
always hand; and they feel hesita
ton In stating that wherever single trial made very
decided preference is given the celebrated Teas Of The
CANTON TEA COMPANY
E5- Reader, make the experiment.
Retail Prices as foo,rs subject in all cases 10 be returned
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For Rent.

A. Acommodious three story BRICK HOUSE and back
A buildings situated the Of LIST street Cast
and Pennsylvania avenue, and but few PAGES from the
Capitol Square. The rent will be moderate.
nov l3-eod3w- GEO WATTERSTON
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Goshen Cheese,

District No m--will. Pitt Fessenden, Augusta.
No others yet chosen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-28
A CURE FOR COLDS

a CURE FOX UULDos
MRS CARROLLfS Medcaied Napof and su phur Bhths,
WI l8i Fulton 81 opposite ChlrchsL certain cure Tor
colds coughs rheumatism, sore throat and al inhamma-
tory diseases incident the chenFeabe state OF Tue
weather The phur Yapor Bath Is particularly recon-
meuded by our physicians for eli eruptons
and Of the skin No danger OF TAXING coo ater
10 - -, tbesa b.tb. a28 iws
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Specie. Free Dutiable.

herssss. ~ 81, 5es IS, 4s9, S39
Dssr.sr' 1884 sss5a
Tie duties duo on the goods under warehouse lock
would increase the duties 20 amount exceeding that
Of The same period last year,
Mr.. BkIoHT, the Indiana State agent, is in the
City, and now receiving the surrender of the Bonds of
the State and giving In their place new, transferable
certificates Of stock interest and principal payable In
this cisy--or one half the bond per cont stock is
given upon which the 6rs semisnnusl payment OF in
,ees, will be made In this City lst July next lone per
cent Of this interest 10 funded and per cent paid in
cssh We learn that the fund s already In hand, and
sny for this purpose For the other hs stock bearing
Spsr cent interest payable out of the revenues oil the
Wabash and Erie Canal when completed, are to be
Hued a. likewise stock for the elk years arrears OF in
srest the bonds.
The law providing for the above adjustment OF the
deb, was made contingent subscription (by the hold
ss of not less than four millions of bonds of 100000
toward completing the Canal. This has been made,
md the holders OF upward Of FIVE millions Of the bonds
are subscribers The whole arrangement now goes into
Immediate effect and Indiana first OF July next takes
Der place among the interest paying sstes This is
truly most gratifying.
rhsis done under An Act TO provide for the funded
debt Of The state Of Indiana &C passed lsh January
lhs, and act supplementary thereto passed -h Jan
mai
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AND MONEY mATrKRs.
rx..,,. of Socks, &c. see FOwtA Pass.
lrEanAY 2

TUESDAY, p. NJ
~.. stock Market was inactive to-day, and the
-;,hou, marked change. The market needs Alip
t,.d to give 10 life but the stocks being gene.
~ =. .,yons hands the market does not droop muck
Inactivity Treasury Notes sold at 81, but after
- vspt TO a. at which large private sales were
These rates lessening a tsvorite investment
-, ,.rtss having ANAL sums to invest and largo
80, has been legums,ely absorbed by this process
-. form one of the safest and most advantageous in
,.,s,ts tina, the market saords The chances Of an
800 10 10 or Is per cent premium are good while
-. receivable for all public dues they canno, fall
-. Than tribe below par. Should peace be made
.s, the year, these notes may at any time be funded
-. ,v,p,y rear six per cent stock which would be
-, Worth probably Is per cent They are favorite
.s.s,, With many lenders and loans can a; any time
!. ,.ds on them at par ct or per cent
Ia Bills there Is fair business doing at 6ic7 per
,, but only leading signatures bring the higher rate
frncs are S4oa937i'
There is rather more doing in Freights, but the
.,,ts, 10 heavy. The packets are taking -four and
~. for Liverpool at 3s. Grain is nomInally Cd lOd
"a heavy goods 4Os Three vessels are being taken to
!, Es, to load which is reversing the late order of
srss charter made for London at 4s. The de-
.pd for vessels for Ireland appears 10 have ceased To
i,.ssrp Is cts Is paid for grain.
At Boston there has been an active demand for
Money siocc Monday last and most Of the banks have
amounted business paper TO the extent of their ability
FAR their regular customers The outdoor rate Of int
r,s, from to per CT For dividend securities fair
.sary has existed during the week and former prices
have generally been maintained. Fancy stocks have
rs.s5sd atte with the exception of East Boston Com
,.py shares which are in good favor at the improved
sootstops The annual choice of Directors takes place
az the 81 May and the land sale for number three dvi
Jerds in nedistely thereafter.
Bicknells Reporter says
sTbe Philadelphia Money Market continues easy The
bAnts readily discount frat class paper that has not
longer than ninety days 10 Stocks generally were
tfn o. the close of the week-at least all of dividend
pairing character. The speculative fever will we think
soon revive Copper mine stocks getting into favor
ykksburg sold the close of the week at ia We are
tod that there 10 foot TO send Il up
srs dollars higher. Our banks all 1t 10 said doing
~ excellent business"
The Philadelphia brokers have advanced the rate
he OF discount South Carolina money per CT
Altered five dollar notes on the Northumberland
Bank are 10 circulation. The vignette 10 a female and
sd that of the genuine is harvest scene with three
nan harvesting The spurious ones are blurred and
blottsd In appearance and may be easily detected.
Annexed is table Of the leading articles ware
housed In NewYork the amount of the same withdrawn
during the quarter and that remaining In bond April
~
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

EooYIyN-By George r. Rollins iots corner oil
Hicks ard Woodruff sta each 2oxl00. 500.
b. Hiltams & Dgfsid.-l lot on Ninth-svenue' near
Yty st. "a sxlO0 5000 lot opposite last same
ars $3.50: gore lot in Thirty seventh.st near Eighth
avenue. seas; lot adjoining, 25x9s t42o l lot next
la,olning same size $475; do do. do. Si7o do on
Thrty seventh st. near Nnihsvenue. same size $3.50;
90 on Thirtyafths t do do $3.50 each 81 100; do on
Forty tr.,st 90 do s325; do adjoining do do $500;
Do on Thirty seventh St near Tenhsyenue, do $500
a. Attaining do sS25
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THE NEW GRAND OPERA.

g MATILDA " or the Msid Of Hungary" by w. '.
w allace mas Just been published 10y FlRThSHAL
Frank 10 square and Firh, Hall Pond, 2i5 brosG" Wy
Solos No. 8 RecllGtve--" One dag Wandered Ar
Cavarna IL Farm No 4, Cavatins, 'she comes
In all her lOvelness Second Movement, The Crown
The sceptre the Sway" g. Bal ad 4 den Feit
Lard NO IS, BAL adj Gone il the CGimness"-No p,
Ballad, "A Lowry Youth. the Mountain Child--No ~
BsllAd In that Devotion which breathe" The above
Opera IL now being performed in London, with immense
success and il destined 10 become Of he most popular
OF English Operas posed The Songs are Ia y" al
laces best Style and among the osbeaunu IN me
language. h~o
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GILLIAN STRAW AND LACE BoNNErs

-THE SUBSCRIBERS would most respectfully 10.
vi e ihe attention q the fashionable ladies' Of ths
city and elsewhere % thia new aud moot desirable
WI article which made 81 FIBRE from esf Of he fsmi-
y Of and which for beauty asd uy hey FEEL war
rsned &c saying eIcsl- anything u ne kind ever INTRO
duced IN this city However much The bonnes may spesz
Tor themselves would observe that article for
wear they are exceedingly hshl aud pleasant The sun
has 10 pos to change net eOlor they capable Of
being done any ouH5-s Of inns whoaI injury -
They usy he had Al lheir fteory % Broomes whole
sale and retail l. HIGGINS n co Pas-ntress 'd
Manufacturer u to- slci.isn Straw and Lsce
a. iuof..oe.HW Ronrets z6s s,oo---.t ". Y