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DR. BANNING'S BODY bAACB.-Thousands OF per-
IL afflicted by pulmonary affections, dyspepsia CON
have been relieved by this instrument is particularly
adapted Numerous ailments prevalent at the soutn 70
spinal weakness distortions, tendency OF the BODY 70
lounge and droop both in children and adults ny restor
ing the form POSTURE II eniarges me cnes 80
hat subject ecr and easier, and thus many
Of the chest with attendant affections OF the
heart and lungs couDsvacted and full play given to
the organs OF respiration
The brace may be had in this city by applying to Mrs
Baldwin, who will be in attendance at all times over the
store of Mr. Peter Brenne tailor, two doors street,
on the north side OF Pennsylvania avenue gentle man
viii aid in adapting it those who may call Tor the pur-
Apple atoms for single braces, from distance ~ also
for patent rights mar likewise be directed TO Dr. bannngs
Office, 4S7A broadway, New York NJ
Dr. Banning refer, If desireds 10 some OF tho most
eminent professors medical and surgical science IN the
and gentlemen this city and other parts Of the country
Oct l6-ly " ~. ~, ~ ~. 81, N.
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THE attention OF the ladies of the city and vicinity is in
vIed TO collection of very desirable French and India
goods which Were received and opened on Monday morn
lag, the Sd instant. such as
II pieces small checked gIace silk, wide
8 Poll de Sole silks, narrow
extra rich plain glassa silks
" black Gro de Rhines
!" striped and plaid black silks
20 latest styles Grenadines
10 plain and figured tissues, beautiful
80 new style linen poplins
IL = spring mousselines de laine
~ " new style Organdie muslins
10 " real French chintzes
70 :" ginghams
IL plain, pink, blue, white, and mode-colored
Bereges
rs t" striped, plaid, and figured Bereges new styles
~ moaning and second mourning materials, great
variety H fr4 ltllis
cursons French collars and capes sts.ss - y
8" embroidered clear lawn handkerchief, rich
Together with great variety OF other rich goods, too
numerous to mentional OF which have been selected with
much and will be shown with great pleasure TO those
who may favor with call
Ap 5--2wif PHI. HOOE ~ co.
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NAVY. AGENr's OFFICE, ~ N
3 Washington, April 10, 1913.
Rnls Will bo received At this Once

cyEALED proposals will bc received At this omce
> until O'Clock on the 10th of May ensuing, for supply
ug all fresh and vegetables thai may be required
from ,me during the fiscal year commencing on
day oil July and ending on the Sth o June,
1919 for Of the in ordinary At the navy yard in
this city, and such others may be on the sation, in yes
se during said period Of time the proposals to stats the
price per pound for the meats and per bushe dozen Tor
as the may be) the vegetables Proposals will also
hospitals with such supplies as they may re-
uuire the time. schedule OF the same will be
endorsed Golfers for fresh meat and vegetables, and
sOners supplying naval hospitals" No offer viii be
by two responsible persons known 10 be such by the I'M
crsgned Ten per cent. will be reserved from all pay
ments until tho contract is completed.
AplI- WIN b. SCOTT, Navy Agent
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LIMITING AND NETTING wORK-sy MIS- Rem
N Aldsom- ll.
Companion to the Work Table Ladies' pocker,book o.
Knittnx-by Miss Lambton; The Book OF Knitted Lace
Knit Sha Scarf Book tn Eagle knitting Book and
Ladies' eceptor20 pate Crochet Meceiany
by Mrs Gauxan; Tho Crochet Collar Book Knitted Lace
Collar Receipt Book Crochet Baby Cap Book Crochet
D'oyley Book. Imported foso London by ,.v,,.
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VITOODs STEAM IRON RAILING MANDATORY,
w Ridge road, above ttonvvood street, Phlladel

VTTOOD's STEAM IRON RAILING MANDATORY,
w Ridge road, above Buttonwood- street, Philadel-
phialron ratings for public and private buildings and
public squares, OF every variety Of form and pattern
Cemetery ratings, Of classic and unique designs,
bracing upwards OF one hundred different varieties.
Iron chairs and setees forgardens halls and
style. -H
veandahs and pasters for cottages made in every STYLE
Superior wroughtron gates, for carriage entrances
New style balcony brackets, &c. l.J aslt
Iron tables Styles embracing Louis XIV Eliza
behan Gothic and modern patterns with white and gold
Italian marble tops These tables have been introduced
by the subscriber for hotels cecream saloons
&c. They beautiful articles Of furniture for hat
and other bishments where it is desirable to
make grand display.
Or He has recently constructed elegant substantial
casron hitching post in form admirably adapted to
manency of position, highly ornamened and representing
well executed head OF that noble ANIMAL the horse Such
article has long been desideratum and is offered
to the good taste Of the public.
Strangers visiting Philadelphia, respectfully invited
to call his and examine his different speci-
mems OF new and beautiful work.
ROBERT WOOD, proprietor,
Ridge Road, above Buonwood street, Philadelphia.
o. He has recently published, great expense. osi-
executed his establishment embracing all the above
articles and the various and splendid patterns OF cemetery
balcony step and other ratings which have been manu-
featured Tor Laurel Hill and other celebrated cemeteries,
designed expressly Tor his esabishment and which
may any part of the world to those who desire 10
make u selection. Undoubied reference will be required
insure prompt of the work, after opportunity
for making The selection. agr.l,g
April l9-2awln .s 5f-
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n Avs Of the Puh1ic Lands, Laws OF the unAses'
non Indian and other Treaties Procarnations SpaMh
RernIa,ons and other documents respecne The pablo
with the opinions of the Of tho United States
;r relation thereto complete in thick volumes CQn-
ni,ed Nv the House Of Representatives 1873 and ~ Fo
sale, two copies only, by cits gseg +. IA1AOn'
April q 11a rex. tll daL III 49, !
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D. Mary Hall, Darlington, Hsw Jsrssy. 8a,
TIME OF this institution, for tho education Of
young ladiss, will commence tho first day Of May.
Applications for admission may be made q he
Ap N--lOy N $500 I r.. J. GERMAN.
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JlOARDINGs.--A married couple can DO accommodated
ID with good board, moderate terms, on D street.
outh sde) Que door 9th Also vacancies for
seven eight young Every attention VIII b paid
to their comfort and convenience. April z-3tS
nOHNETs AND RIBANDS.-Ne spring Styles of Ill
ID Qualities and descriptions selling off Kings Lace
Store al 80 per less than any other store In Washng
ton Il "a Re 3Ih sat w A ftis "a
en OF bonnes and rbands this side OF New York, which
we are determined to of immediately. HI.
Ladies will do well call in the morning. they win
have better opportunity to make selections, tor our storc
is very much crowded in the evening.
April 8-3t J.fT. q Y. HING.
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rT0UsE-FURNIsHINGW AREROOMs.-The subscr
III her begs leave to inform his friends and the public gen
eraiy that he still the furnishing business
At tile old sGnd opposite the Centre Market up stairs, for
mery occupied BY Boeler G McGregor, where may at all
times be found general variety of ussu and ornamental
house keeping articles prices much reduced from former
rates He deems unnecessary partcuarzo the var
Gus articles kept sale but to state that at his
enlistment, may be found general assortment Or
Cabinet ware, chairs, DC,
China glass, and crockery ware PIN f
Hardware. Britannia ware and cutlery
Plated and Gernan-siver goods
Tin and wood ware, baskets and brushes IA
Look ing glasses solarlamps and girandoles, de-
Together with great variety OF fancy articles all oil
which he pledge himself sell prices that cannot fail tc
olease and on accommodating Purchasers
nesy solicited to call and examine articles and prices
a mil s-eoi3w fl rV C. w. BOTELER.
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Feb 7-if2aw


OHARLES DE sELDING, Notary Public, Conveyancer,
~ and General Agent No. II, Todds Buildings Pennsyl
Washington, D. c. offers his services for
prosecution OF claims before Congress any OF the
tive departments before any boar of commissioners tt
are or may be appointed for the adjustment Of spoatons
collecting private claims and rcnts procuring pensions,
whether revolution any other services bounty lands fol
those arising under contructs, treaties
otherwise; buying and selling real estate, &c. ii
Particular scnton paid 70 the settlement Of accounts Of
dsbursng officers who may find it inconvenien to give
their personal attendance.
Having been commissioned notary public, he is pre-
pared furnish egazed copies of any document other
paper that may be required
CHARGES will be moderate and regulated by the
claimed and the extent OF service required.
Communications (post Psid) will receive immediate at
tention. faH 381nniU 1l NJ tsea M
He has the honor to refer the Navy Department and
the severa bureaus connected with it. composrs and
sors offices Of the Treasury Department. and the senior
and in the navy; and also to Dr. John o
mans Boston; Barnard Henry. esq, PhadeIphia; Rev
eptmus Tusn, chap.an of tho Senate Washington; Hon
Her T.. Ellsworth, Fayette, Indiana; Thomas n. Boun
sS rensacola FIoida; Hon; g. b Psnrose. Lancaster
Pa: Judge T.. Hartley Crawford, Washington; VIM. Az
new, esq, New York; 2 Collins lee, esq, Baltimore, Md
H. B. Rsardon, esq., Norfolk, Va; PEoicss9r Goodridse
Z n. Foster, Nashville, Tenn Hay My
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ANEW RAuCY 0sDOOs- -1lagh-baeksd Task Comhs.
N stovss, dc.--JOaN H. GIBBS. having JUST opeued
IN elegant Of the above desirable and fashion
able aces respectfully invites the ladies' Inspection Of the
snme slso 70 splendid supply Of fans, evel
variety folding eahsr Chinese. willow, and palm leaf
which wl be sold II prices 10 suit every Customer
ApYiI 4D-8df Nt AinA ni9 4. anf- lHtl 80
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NEW BOOKs.-ILfs Of tho Chevalier Bayard, by
IN w. G. Smns History of the Mexican War, its origin,
and detailed OF its victories, by Edward Mans
eId E,ess Defence of Slavery as i exists IN the United
States Ernest CemeIceau, British philanthropy Illus
,rued tale OF Gnadeloupe in 1883 translated from the
French OF Soulie by lady Of Charleston APPetons L.
the most important works in every department Of know
edge Agnes Sricklands Lives OF the Queens Of
James; The Prose Writers Of Germany, translated by
Hedge Sevens's History Of Georgia, volume Military
scripts together with the History of the Campaign OF 1872,
and the surrender Of Detroit BY his grandson volume
bY j. III Cut.s Our Army Monterey, by T. y. Thorpe
Ida Norman, Trials and their Uses by Mrs. Lincoln
Phelps. Just received by
February 10 r. TAYLOR.
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and four chambers, lately occupied BY the Judges oil
tho Supreme Court be bad, with or without board
3rsnner Son. adjoining Tysrs HonL on rsnnyivania
avenue, between Sd and \ streets north side
April 10-S
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MARsHAL's SALE.

IN vrue of writ of fui farids issued from the clerk
office of he circmit OF the District OF Columbia.
I The comfy OF Washington, and directed. shall
at public ,ae for cash, Thursday the 18th day
Id NAV ne xt at 10 O'clock before the courthouse
door Of said county, the following property, VIZ All that
E The city OF Washington, with twostory brick house and
cher i'm thereon IN the occupancy Of VIM
nnp he said part OF lot fronting the south side Of
Is ,e north nineteen feet and eleven and halt inches,
extending tom the northwest corner OF the lot eastwadly,
% an the West line OF the lot 80 feet wide alley being
the same property conveyed BY deed from Sarph How
aud L. p. Pearson, executors OF Robert r How TO VIM
mon The property William Downing and sold satisfy
ndcials No l92 March term, 1886, in favor OF William
| ZEE use Of Robert q. Buckley.
iN' ' ALEXANDER HUNTER,
Aprn l9-dts Marshal OF the District of Columbia.
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FASHIONABLE Dress ma kinY.-Those ladies who
\ wish 10 have their dresses fashionably and correctly
made can have their wishes fully gratihed by applying
e Ladies' Furnishing Store, Penn. avenue, between a
and 9th streets. MARY ALlOE MURRAY,
April lj--3 Agent.
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Aw and Land OMce In Wisconsin, ElAsrus w.
of Drury 81 Eastnan at Fond da Lac, WISCONSIN ettor-
ney. counselors and solicitors and bsskss
rants stuatsd the Of hat region eEoand
Lake Winnebagooer their ssryices to the public and
refer to DR.. G. H. Van Patten, Hon. John Tweedy,
Mcssrs Chubb Schenck Hon. Senator Phelps Hon. Ed
Young. & ANY t*t March A--c. p. ly~
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CyTRAW GOODs--STEvENS, Halter, has just opened
- large assortment of gentemsns, youths and infants
straw goods. ~. fg ateF
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lyITUATION WANTED-A situation in select schoo
y or family as teacher wanted by graduate of dis
tgused college Of the middle States who has had some
ain and Greek lang1ages, in addition the common
and higher branches Of English education The most
satisfactory testimonials OF character can DC produced
Rev Jno w Nevin b. D. Hon. Alex. Thompson, LII. D.
Rev Philip Schaif PHI D. Thos. D. Baird, esq, A. ~
W,iliam M Nevin A. M Rev VIM H. Coffin, M. d.
Prall Green, Nj. ID. Hon. SamI A. hench, M. y.
Letters postpaid, stating salary, &c) addressed to
,asn ~ v,;,h iron, m attention March 14-tf*
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NEW and Cheap ysrnishins store.-Thc subscribers
have opened House-lurnishing Store, Penn
syyana Avenue between 10th and lih streets door
to Il W. Dyers auc,ionrooms, where they intend keeping
on sale full assortment of all articles used in genteel
house keeping, embracing
Cabinet furniture
China, glass, and crockeryware
Hardware and cutlery
Plated. Britannia and albata
Tin and Japanned ware
Wooden ware, baskets and brushes
Looking glasses
Solar lamps and girandoles
And variety oil miscellaneous and fancy articles.
They have out with the determination to sell as low
as the same goods be had In any market, aud
commodatng They invite call from all house keep
es and others wishing to purchase Goods delivered Tree
of charge.
April 2l-eo4w McGREGOR & MITCHELL.
DARAsOLETs, KID GLOVES, 6sc.-Just receive
L and opened a beautiful assortment Of
Gloves, parasoets, combs hair brushes
Nail, tooth, and comb do
Fine English and French extracts
Perfumery, fancy soaps and ornamental har-work
Fancy goods in general, such as--f 81
Work. boxes, necessities de- Mercernies
Fancy boxes, baskets, toilet bottles, 4
Cologne bottles, Hacons, odor boxes
ortemonnoies, pocke-books, glove stretchers
Curling irons pinching do, fine scissors penknives DC
JOHN H. GIBBS,
Ornamental hair and perumerv store,
April l9-Stif Penn, NV, between and 10th streets
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UNITED STATES HOTEL
Adrper'S Ferry, w.

WE undersigned has the pleasure OF informing the
public that he has taken this comnodous and ell
ranged hotethe first the bridgewhere he pared
TO accommodate his guests ia the agreeable
been particular in ring furniture beds and bed
ding-a matter OF comfort which the travelling public will
readily appreciate Passengers the railroad will find
this house always in the best condition The extensive
dining within few feet OF the and dinner the
tie Tor comfortable meal OF the best which the county
and city can afford Being settled down the
spot OF his nativity the proprietor will take pride making
his house agreeable resort for those
at one OF the most romantic places In the union and he
therefore, feels proper degree of confidence in inviting
his numerous acquantances throughout the country TO
give him call f lsN~ t fsrt'sN 1901
Remember the first house the bridge. ID
April S--dlm al JAMES b. WAGER.
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BEAUTIFUL BOOTS.
CJ0sf0rt, Eyexnnce, aud Dsw0blktfN cOnsbtMed.

oosSss0
IJAVING returned with new lasts materials, and the
III fashions WILL in "a few days, be prepared to exhibit
my samples and pattern boots for the
present spring which will excel any heretofore known foI
beauty and utility OF style.
Dealing in but my own work-havng an extensive
and beautiful assortment always ready for exhibition and
salehaving number OF the ingenious workmen the
world produce, with abundant stock OF French
English, and American materials, purchased only ior
CASH. produce boots and shoes good and as cheap
any other house in the country. nlr ft
Particular attention given to the patent Congress boots
well every other improvement new and beautiful In
the line.
Lasts made to fit the feet, and fits warranted.
Motto. Small profits quick sales and cash the
ter HENRY JANNEf,
April l5-law6t Sth street, the Gen. Post Office.
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JEssE =. DOW,
'voearv EsSttc and General .dSsmS,

0c No- . on,o~ buildings, directly xwdv the Union
o@ee, Washington, d. e.,
lIuUo 70 me prosecution Of claims before Congress
ana the various departments Of the government Pen
ons ana 6ouny-and warrants particularly attended TO-
pouny-land warrants purchased and odd n hers and
Of the officer. and crew Of John Paul
squadron in l77S will il to be TO their in,rr
PsPpy 70 mr ", he having the rolls of the Bon Homme
mchard and Alliance. and tell glance ,rko are and
san, sot entitled 70 share in the Denmark prses Per
b VII sd, VINO desire business to be attended by Mr..
retaining fcc of 95 % - - 'DNS' -
generally. .uI I7TT -, ~ "" "V'' ~0''s'0''o'
Mar 8-ly rInteII
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NEW aOoT AND SHOE STORE.

NEW BOOT AND SHOE STOHkE. -tr
. 600 PAIRS OF BOOTS AND SHOES just arrived
C,OOU from Boston, New York. Fhnadeipha, ana bal
trore purchased with cash. and now opened and ready
for sale store Pennsy wanna avenues NO. H. be-
tween 9TH and Sth streets, opposite Centre Market
Our stock consists follows: f5i NJ
500 pairs morocco and kid slips, % cents to ~ -
400 do buskins and ties, h1 cents to VI IL
400 do morocco and leather walking -
shoes, 10 cents 10 ~ ~
wv oo '"' inc Shoes so cents to 81 %
.on \, c,,iid1sen's do do 81 cents 70
1 oV 20 cn emu. h,xo,s and shoes 81 TO 81 OO
500 do boys boots and shoes, % cents TO " - 20
400 do ladies' slips and ties at 20 cw worth ~
We invite our friends and the public to give Us c, as
we are determined, II selling at the low es prices ana
ing an excellent Of shoes wIl secure US
patronage, we will have it. - :, ~
March 29-2aw9w hArhUDEn y "
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Tho Museum Of Fashion, Fancy, ana Curaoslty. 81
TIME subscriber invites all those in want OF rich and beau
tlu articles in his ne call at his old established
store, where they will be to find something to please
them anquarans in particular.
His stock OF watches of the choicest kind those
recommended from the factory OF Joseph johnson,
Church street, Liverpool together with many others OF
like celebrity. fA
The jewery consists of London and Paris manufacture,
as well home fashion and fancy All articles Ia HE
line which very numerous, will be sold at New YORK,
Philadelphia, and Baltimore PRICES ,,,,,,,,,1rr,,,
Dec "a ROBERT KEY WORTH.
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NOTICE. have hand and shall continue to have
~ during the spring and summer a number OF bounty
land warrants hundred and sixty Orders
from distance will be promptly attended TO- Office OPP
posie the Patent Office. VIM. b. WEBB.
March 29-3taw12f Attorney at Law
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baltimore Female Seminary,
(No. III, East Baltimore street,

ADDISON B. ATKINS, NJ. A., PRrscIPAL.
1.-THE summer OF this institution will commence
sd to six,y-,wo There are now six vacancies The build
ling large and comodous, and the school arrangements
faction Great attention is paid the and comforts
the boarding pupils 80 that their stay in the seminary
teachers employed in all the departments.
The principal would particularly refer to the following
gentlemen, soma OF whom have daughters in the instu
Righ, Rev Alonzo Potter, D. D. LIZ D. Bishop OF Penn,
; 81 Rev H. p Johns D D., Baltimore; Rev 4
Coleman esq. vicksburg, Mississippi.
from the Rev Dr. Potter Rev Dr. Johns Robert A. Dobbin
esq and other patrons, DO obtained application to
Of the above gentlemen. by addressing the principal
April 4-2awlm
THE Seminary for young Ladies', lately .dvertased
by Miss Carroll, will be opened on the second Monday
Of May next in the large and commodous building near
Reed, on c, between Al and 9Th streets.
aay o I will be provided for pupils residing
Applications for admission for information be
made 10 the Rev. Mr. Gurey chaplain H. r., DR. Laurie,
Rev NJ! 81 Bannayne, Rev. Mr. Berry, or Col Andrews
MAY BALL-Mr. F. c. Liable has the honor to in
WI form the ladies and gentlemen Of Washington, George
town. and Alexandria that his May bali will lake place
Wedne sday, the Sd day OF May, at Jackson Hall.
Tckessto be had the drug rs Butts Of 18th
street. and Pennsylvania avenue Mr. Fischer's Staoners
Mr. Labbe's residence and the door on the night Of
the bail. April l3-2awtd
NOTICE. have on hand, and shall continue to have
during the spring and summer, number OF bounty
nu warrants, one nundred and sixty acre tracts Orders
poslle the Patent Office. VIM. i. WEBB,
March 2s-3lawl2n Attorney at Law
CHoIcE claret Wines Barton q Gusstsirs Cha
- eau Margaux, Latour, Mouton Leovile and La Rose
Ciret all Of The vintage OF 1884, cases OF one dozen each
Also Dup , Chateau Margsus in quart; and pps
Wine merchant s. Chestnut ST., next door to Congress
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Flannel for Cylinders.

BUREAU OF ORDNANCE AND HYpRoGRAPHY,
March D, 1913.
DROPOAALS will be received at this bureau, until
o'clock p of Monday, the first day of May next for
furnishing and delivering the navyyards Boston, New
York. and Norfolk sxtycight thousand hundred and
u.s. 1872 running yards OF flannel for cylinders Tor
the navy, OF the following width and description viz;
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Total Of volumes dgested -, o.
Ofn majority of these reports no digest. h.ve n.noLO
been made and of many Of the ohers the dsgos are oo
and imperfect and the expense Of the dgc
Of the United States Court Reports and thai Of severe o.
the individual Ssutps much more thcn toe aoove
described dive 81 Of All the United States Court ne ports and
ali the STATE Reports that lawyer will nd 4 cheaper
to buy the WHOLE than to buy only ioso VI '"s
States Courts and his own state
y6t1