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JNrLLEI's HOTEL, Washington, ID. C.-Messrs

TJNVLLEIs'S HOTEL, Warrington, ID. C.-Nessrs. A
liz 81 L. Ii. FULLER take pleasure in informing the
rends and the travelling public that they will open the
NEW HOTEL the Of Penns ytpania and I2
street. or before the LIST OF December This house ha;
of the subscribers therefore they hatte
themselves that all the requisites OF frstrae hotel will he
o,nd at their establishment The furniture is al en,rely
new and expense has been spared TO obtain that which
lis elegant and comfortable
The OF the house is considered eligible
than their stand the of Nth and Penn
yvania avenue Vacated by the subscribers last Novem
Iber) being the Capitol, and hanive min
walk the Presidents House and the public depart
lDents.
To our old friends and guests we tender sincere
hanks for their patronage heretofore bestowed and
them that they will find cordial welcome at their
house, and trouble Will be spared to render them
comfortable S their own iresides.
To future friends and guests offer good house
md all the inducements as aforesaid, and beg their pa
ronage
Porters will be attendance the and steamboat
lon their arrival, with the badge OF Fuer's Hotel.
No charge for conveying baggage
Nov 5-du A. ". E. H FULLER.
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POLK, on Pennsylvania avenue
Id one door Jackson Hail. has several pleasant
rooms unoccupied. She would be pleased TO accommo
date an entire of members She furnish Them
with board thirteen bed rooms with spacious dining room
land parlor Charges reasonable and salts factory.
Ian
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Postponement Land Sales In the Indianapolis.
Fort Wayne and Wlnamac districts I'm tho stnte Of

Indiana.
NOTICE is hereby given that the sales Of the lands in
IN the MIAMI cEssIoNs, INDIANA, ordered by proclama
ton of the President the United States dated the twenty
fifth day of May 1877 to be held at the land office Al Ind
office Fort Wayne the 10Th September, 1877 and a
the land office at Wnamac the 9th September, 1877
declared be postponed until, and to commence
Monday, the twentieth day of December, lS47.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington, this
second day of July Ammo Domni thousand eight hun
drcd and forty-seven.
49, BY order OF the President,
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner the General Land Office.
July 3-lawtd
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III JWK SALE OR KENT.-Two houses 9th, between
lie and streets north one large wosory new brick,
with cellar and back buildings, pump of excellent water
lin the yard, and large side lot attached the other a
fnme, stories high with back building, conuin ny
|e light rooms For terms, apply to Z. JONES.
May l9-tf Until
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Notice To Claimants.

3'DUCKER ~ ADDISON, General Agents, Office on
street, (Coleman's Buildings) four doors north Of Pc
|sylvanla avenue.
Beverley Tucker and John E. Addison have associa
themselves for the purpose OF prosecuting claims OF all
before Congress- and the several departments of the gene
cove rnInent.
All COMMUNICATIONS (post paid addressed TO the a
shall receive proppt aitention Reference is made to
following genuefHen y
Hon. Geo. NJ Dallas, Vice President of the United STATE
Hon John Mclean, Supreme Court of the United States
ON Robert ]. Walker, Secretary of the Treasury.
Hon. Jno. Y Mason, Secretary of the Navy.
Hon. r. NJ I. Hunter, United States Senate.
element Cox, esq, Georgetown, ID. G.
Jno E. Add ron, attorney at-law, will continue to
personal business before the several cou
he District of Columbia, and the adjoining counties
Mary nd and Virginia July l3-l
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Notice TO Presumption Claimants.

Every person entitled the right of presumption to any
lands within the townships and fractional townships above
enumerated is required TO establish the to the salts
faction register and OF the proper land office
and make payment therefor at the rate Of two DOLLARS pei
acre the price fixed by the of 3D. August, 1885,
after seeing this notice, and before The day
pointed for the commencement of the public sale oil the
lands embracing the claimed; otherwise such claim
shall be Forfeited RICHARD M. YOUNG,
@H ir' Commissioner of the General Land Office
a Nav C9--1awI3w
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In FURNISHED HOUSE TO let, threo-story, with back
II building, containing eleven rooms, aud situated on
Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and 18th Streets
he War Department Inquire the drug of Wether.
bee Bates, opposite the Seven Buildings, Pennsylvania
avenue.
Nov. 9-du
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Eighth street near the Generot Post Office
1> II E subscriber having enlarged his premises, and
i doubled his force, determined TO give greater
satisfaction than heretofo. in the manufacture of his
Beautiful, Substantial, and Comfortable Boots
would say those wishing be speedily supplied viii
he above rare and desirable article, that they would d,
we'll TO have their recorded my books Those
Who wish read made work will find the best stock in the
District my Shelves excepting the lnimable pacn
. Congress Boots together with every variety (or ladies
gentlemen and chidren) of Waterproof and Cork sole
boots and shoes ~
Moo,Small profits quick sales, and cash at the
Ter. H. JANNEf.
Oct 4-eosatu Tint Nat Wing, 81 Marlboro GAIL
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Charles DE seltlinX,

No H. Iodds Buildings, Pennsylvania aucnue, Washing
A GENT for claims, notary public, and commissioner
IL a. ha.S i.I.s nI--=
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DR. BANNING'S BODY BRACE.-Thousands of per
~ afflicted by pulmonary affections, dyspepsia, con
tipaton and various degrees of local general debility
nave been relieved by this instrument II is particularly
adapted ailments prevalent at the south, &c
spinal weakness, distortions tendency of the body t
OUNCE and droop, both in children and adults by resto
ng the form erect POSTURE 1t enarBes he ches SO
hat The subject breahes and and thus many
onnctons the chest, with attendant affections oil tn.
heart lungs couDteacted and ull play Is gwen &c
he organs OF respiration A.,
The brace may be bad in this city by applying to Mrs
Baldwin who will be in attendance az al, times over nt
3,tore of Mr. Peter Brenner tailor doors below ~ street
On the north side Pennsylvania avenue gentleman
will aid in adapting it those who may call Tor the pur
lpose. - r. . a;.,. - i.,
patent ghts likewise be directed 10 VI banning
5olice i374 Broadway, New York
DR. Banning can REFER if desired TO some Of the mos
4nnent professors OF medical and surgical science IN ht
3Tnited States well numerous distinguished ladies
md gentlemen this city and other parts OF the country
Oct l5-y
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ISPANISH Language aud Literature.--Jnst Imported
~ by +. TAYLOR from Paris and London aud this day
'unpacked, small collection of Spanish instruction books
ISrammars Dictionaries Conversation and Phrase books
|easy Spanish for students OF the language &c
Ne, and also all collection of the works OF oil
1.-THE esteemed Spanish authors. Feb. II
LrRENCH BOOKs--A OF French books-v~-
rousunpacked this dnyimporled direct from Paris,
{by f. TAYLOR.
Feb. 10
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OOK OUTS. PARKER, having opened a fancy and
periumery store, between Al and 9th streets, Penn
syvania avenue, doors east OF Coemans HOTEL Cup
respectfully invites strangers and citizens to exam
ne his collection useful and fancy articles consisting 10
part of English and American hair, nail, and tooth
brushes shell and horn dressing combs very superior
|teeh (ne) wrought tuckcombs for the evening; side
combs, evening FANS rich etcules purses perumeres'
[Nc., &c. &c $50,
Efor dresses, -, VI,
mon the 10Th of this month shall return from New lofk
one of most assoItments OF fancy arces
[for the coming holidays opeued in Washington,
Vs. SELBY PAKkER'S
Fancy and Perumery store, pennsylvania
! Dec Io-tf avenue, between Al and 9th streets.
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Notice to presumption Claimants.

Every person entitled the right of presumption any
lands within the limits OF the townships and fractional
townships above enumerated, required to establish the
same the satisfaction of the register and receiver of the
proper land office, and make payment therefor
practicable after seeing this notice, and before the day
ponrad for the commencement of the public sale of the
lands embracing the tract claimed otherwise such claim
will be forfeited: RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Nov Ii w 3lU
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Tune at Reduced Prices.

TYPE ALL PRINTING MATERIALS MANUFACTURED Al
|CONNER'S UNITED STATES TYPE AND STEREO
TYPE FOUNDRY.
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BUCKWIiEAT.

EXTRA NEW HULLED BCtkWUEAT-
IITns 1adesned prepared W rec-iys orders for
hnllsd Buck~h@s carefully packed In Dsrrss, hsHJs'ss
Gu sighth sso In neatly 81 bags ~
.ad - he each ~sssalei new, fs ~-sht and equal 10
naty ~ any 10 msrksL Ofdsrs from tho sDoh AMI Zee.
accompanied win city reference, vii meet 9Th pfompt
sllsnuon. TAI o. FROsT, "a gfootst
one door below P~s clip
~ B-A constant supply Of sStfs sup@fhnr Fioof whs
AMI ysI.ou Indian Meal siln-dned Corn Meal Graham
flour ard superior Oatmeal IN barrels, hsfb-n@ls small
psrsszes md bazs
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
For sole, Of SiOoE,, Sc. &c, forrM Pess

SATURDAY, November l--P NJ
The news by the Acadia is not commercially
important The most favorable feature Is the change
in the condition of the Liverpool market FOR great
staple Cotton The long expected turn in the market
has come and Cotton had improved I'd e ID. The de
msnd was active For Breadstuas the market is not
favorable The demand quiet and prices had a
downward tendency. The letter mail will throw light
on the causes Of the dullness The Money market
easy and the Bank had reduced the Of interest 10
per cent Consols firm at s6 a s6i. As far can
be Judged by the Telegrsphc dispatch the sdyices are
not calculated to have any important ehec, upon this
market
There IS a continued good feeling ia the market
for stocks especially for Government securities,
which are in demand snd still improving. Treasury
Notes sold at d. which is advance, and the New
Loan Al ~ which there considerable sales cut
OF the Board. The holders OF Fsnces generally feel
frm, and there is more disposition to operate in liar
lem.
In sterling there IS no business doiRg OF impor-
lance The rates ere - agi for leading names
There was but a moderate business doing ia
Frcsh,s to dsy, without change OF rates some 5000
hbls Flour were engaged al - 90, and some heavy
freight at 30s in American vessels 10 Liverpool and 10
Brush to London. One OF two charters were made
for Caliornia-one at % per bbl aud enc for $500
for vessel Of about 500 bbls the voyage out The
engagements 10 London At 5 0daSs for Flour . h@
30 Tor Turpenine IS Cd for Beet and Pork osdo' od Ter
tierce Beef To Amsterdam, Liquids have been taken
at Sc q gall Ashes 55s Rice SIS 3D. and Cotton ct
cent To Gottenburg. Cotton At 10 OF cent and
heavy goods yOs Two vessels to load Rice at Charles
ton AZ Antwerp a, s5s Danish brig, To load Flour at
City Point for Rio Jsnero has been taken up At SOC g
Dbl Fregh,s for - Thomas was taken at iOc = Dol.
The Falcon steamer which arrived some days
since. brought $4,000 in specie.
The Money market continues easy aud there
wss more capital IN the street today seeking employ
mept upon good security, than have noticed for
some time Private banker. decline to receive depos
It's At over per cent
There We're three failures to-day among the dry
goods merchants One OF the houses was largely en-
gagged In the silk business.
The value Of Merchandise imported into this
District excepting that the Warehouse and the
amount Of duties received during the week ending on
the 18th inst each OF the three years xed
h rec 4s5osi saos lis 50
To,.l Merchandise .sS,'so il'lsss i-l.l o..
Sneci- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LvN f3st
Cssh received. ...........''.' s..'e 1917 -Sr'I
n,so. IN the Assistant Treasurer for the week end.
ing Nov. II, were s357,4lS %
The nports were but little in advance Of the same
period of last year but largely in excess OIL no'e o
ls46
The extension of the Harlem Railroad IS gong
on with energy snd 1t will it Is anticipated be opened
TO Dover Plains on the lst January Ten miles oil ne
track are already lsid This Road viii open direct
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LEorURE on PHoNoGRAPHY

AND FNHIBTION OF KAPID WhIIINU-
= BOYLE respectfully announces io ite ciul-1s 81
y. New-forE q fo STRANGERS visiting the ciyi that Do
,i give Lecture lll-Hin. Tie character end claims of
Photography. al he Three follow place. Hud 4n lne fre
f oss nE fiet til o. Mouitg tne uh la-l q 1in'on
Is 600 Tu-sdty ,h. ssl 20 Doe suFFesant l..fir, ar
ol Nedresday. fIe 4.I 81 hlecrs Institute \ uoflls i
Know I'D -e scientific baals Phenogrally ard of he
mode De pur-uec n procuring pracucHl hho edge o
o. be- npartei ~ each of these lectures To vii not 10
necessary attend tha1 ONE lecture ss Pie DO ee vi
l. sihs. saiiay iir same Before slt otter us tare
specimens OF rblfg reporting 49, .e given y several
Photographers
Amo-s the Phouog aplc writer. present ri' he iad
only Il YEAR. Of ac-. from le Phiafe ha ilgh School
where photography is taught A. regular branch ~ Do
sfuct0nl who. although be- hls rrfcced Photographic
,vrrg only sN months. challenges tri-i of-peed
Senographic this city ile nicl STATES who
msy have used bis system o writing years or even more
Doors open Tor each and ateac place a. o'clock
Lecture 10 commence att Tickets Cfsdmsslon . CENTS
~ - bsd ~ Inc door ON each evening. u7 htss
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DIED.

Oh Saturday morning. ADELAIDE LOUISA daughter Of
Wm and Cornels W Wheeler aged years mouths ani 10 Dag
will tik@ place t NoudaNl afternoon, at O'Clock.
oer isiler - Maccouga st. Tie friends o the
family respectfully invited 90 attend without farther tat0n
ON sunday moraas la of Peun, JOHN TROUT, 7oh year
of Dos age
acquaintance OF The fanny respectfully u' TED
this Monday afternoon, a. ococs tom ts
lac re,ence It sixth t. between the Nli and Tenth avenues
On SUNDAY morning, SUSAN MARIA, ant daughter o smith
Lawrence
The family invited 90 attend Der funeral tbs
morning O'Clock. from her fathers residence, 90 AM. o. Her
rene Oh. will Del INFERRED a. NeNtoNn J. L.
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BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED

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CLEARED Steamers, Sorherner Badd Charleston. srosari.
SIM. G-,rse Ws.hnstoa SOW NOresn.. Ward Leo
psrt Homer savannah I-ases'se Coo New L,s- n.
Be- erase. Rch. Valparaiso. Fot q Livingston
Dsaaessr Go.ier5ers Fanrss & MOI Peadsol Clr Sal
r.r.o Cono BIT Oleforcs- Br.tai la.s. Co.
fl.iepns Loa B-sr.e M'ae's Poster Nessr-oa Gaisr
grs Wsioalas smith Densran. ! n Smith c. Maahaian.
johnson. Apalscco huroui Co. prlotoa. >s0i u Bret
s'6,.. Lens. BE-. Fea :, Joha. " Bans-r Hgi.os.
Sawyer. hey d, 81. Ashley fli toa DIVER f-d p
rhas smith, Nes. Wilmington sc Roe Afey bsir9f-
a,'n L. we. Co. K, S-.a wsh Beessi
sah wi.hmeto1 sc bean Homer rhaasi Mar Jaae.
soop. b-sa. Ha.s-, Ses B-s,ci, wans. Mol- War
rea. stauuard New Haven June, Aers Pro- dsnes
ARRlyrD-P.ese, ship Heary. Despo Liverpool
al nu Id o. So boa spok- 81 Cesar Bosica g Gays from
yap.rso eh a at 50 30 oa e. g. cav PACKET 'lf jobs r
saS Man N,easa BAILEY, Naa;-els,'as b.l.s, 20 Ha,.-
Sc Peruvian oos. Po .u Pau, 81 Doussol oe o. ms.
~ S-.iail a 4" %, 49, -. - 80, ~, $50
cur,cos British sHs' Boansa Ma of hsao7. kan'
Brt.a o Hope. Harnsi, s, vaosais =. iy' ballast % W
Co. Ls OBJ Arrcal cssss ll Mt a. - So a4 - Sd
b. Aan a. TOD ssassses Psner = MARX 40 - O. m Ke
Wet, cotton sc 20 hartat Co
ast, li soaia CAPE hatisfs eIca.as-t
aa. ih one OF Commercial In, oi Casf-'ioa PACKETS
aa so- 6. Mt al o. 8 steamship Cherokee, a-ae-
B, ~ Waud-r,r Bsn.oa ftol rs . &c. co.., 70 s9.. W.
er ST.. rrtl-T. T'.,er. r.r.. Island O. 10. s,t
srtr. ns. Faulkner, Nutad. Nslo De- fas.'f o. so-s,
w.. -. - E,,.s.. c,i... Ne. Do O., lumber
Bsf Brrul wesni alAs. Bremen g. d. mise ~ leo l'sss-
&, s-.s Are clus-r,ni >sl IS i stassa-s % Js
-, sea,a.,,,,, s--i' 4. q . Ss.'sa
-, t , Ia s,. cam A. p Fs, a,,'I Ne.
s.br u ian COREY IN Deer leland a'a
.hr psa,el KHg Ole. in k.eafofi' -'l
s. 10 InNa
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THE oAp1PBELLs ARE COMING,

SsFXTFENTif ~ EEh CONTINUED SUCCESS So
,Nc-y bray Rooms $50 Broadway, corner Of Lennsri
Il T "a orsf0. and celebrated CAMPBELL MINIS
TRELs undo. tho fifrcIDn of @ 4. kimhTyJ whose
urrrts the Ia- 400 months have been crowded 10 over
forl BY high pectshe a4d fash nahe sudenoe-heg
o announce Dial ihs ys continue their very popular enter
prmen every evening his week Introducing 81 sscn con
cen a varied programme Of ihe.f origins Music.
Dauce-. sc
d.. - open at6i commerce Il u precisely Admi-'on
ID eeu.-
THURSDAY. sd, Thsnsssi siug Day. The Csmpoefs~iil
ave = Grand Concert 40 O'Clock Doors open AZ : -
- "WEDNESDAY and sAfi RDAf AFfkRHpoN
CONCERTS Tor the nc ouuoi alton o fam c9mmenc-
irs at o'cock Admission ~ cents children hafrncs
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COuRl' OF DEATH.

DEALEs GREAT ORIGINAL PAINTING OF Tar
! COURT VI DEATH vii be e1hlhi'ed short time al
tie FEMALE ACADEMY, BROOKLYN,
commencing WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. p THIS
pendid Painting cOyxs ~ square feet Of canvas win 2,
flufts Of the sxe Of lie lis discourse upon tVe and
which the b-hoder cannot fail 10 understand and feel 10
all over. of te sublime aad beautiful he study Of his pic
ture sa0rfs Intellectual feast
Doors open 10 o'clock each evening Al O'Clock Dr.
Cotton will give descriptive Lecture upon tho Painng
Admission IS cents children II with their parents, ball
ovica mn lwls
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COUGHS ANp COLDS.

- Iioarzener-, short Breath, DryreFs o. ti-
Irros- Psl-s .l tle arei-t ir Raising ~ p Em
3 GOD. &C. Tlse sFs-i1r- y neglected ere s.m1s --rt-
o. r-sst l serious rof f-fl clrsrqlercsf s-f st1l
tn-Tei.f-h be- attended 1 esry D. ffsSss Colt Lozsl-
pee have attained sDle rerlat-l i1 L-s- ---cl--
b. or southern q 80. end -r0- e .rUe1ise. -slrt. ID
fo. sid vlll 1T- cary cases 1a slsrar-et To
rare indeed fst they fs Derol -s.-g tis rerle-y
experiences b---r most from DE t-s. l1-e T-er sss
pleasant c8rfg. end tr-y ere warranted y veg
etsh.s. Fnrsae 80 81 N.l-srelus, h-as corner 5-0s1
vVaT ar1 I1-r.- corner BoTerV and r-s-i-s. corner
Averle D ant o. @ -t corner D. .-t-sr--ls Ara Ea1-
te-f e.. -t l.l-fI-s -.srl arr Sr- els
AID 1 7roo. yl ~ i.l fl.-1-s fr.ce = -l rer BOX
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It is stated that the Hudson River Railroad
Company hsvl bought isni ~ Thirty f-sist end are
a5.sti' iui,l Depot and Machine shop. The DEgtt
IS O.. be- l1. iaetlong by l0J .aei wide.
Another .Ilk ln tle chain of Sew York Rai roads
hss been completed. The Syracuse and Osre-, Road
vss opened through Ca thursday and the people hs-
cutie fertilization over the event
The Kuickerbocker Fire Insurance Company
have declared a dividend Of 10 per cent The View.
York Floating Dry Dock Company semi annual Of
per cent out Of the earnings Of the Dock for months
PRIOR 70 Nov. Lee. The Hsgerstown Nd Bank per
cent Baak Of Westminster Nd - per cent
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JACoS PLArr Agoii0neer
.)pn poL. >utkPsHkAk~ snd ore ssse pms.
-OU ssis Scales and Weighs -jACOS : fLArr VII
So, THIS DAY 10 Hardware sac - = Pl.u 81 20
dox Shsepshesrs ard case valued Al eNV W Dfuesss
Scsles a1i Weights per sccoap u under~ri-fs fefws
c N' AN
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JACos 5. PLAT kaeuooe~s
MANAGED FINE PUCkkr ttTLHkN

al 10 oc ok 81 The Agcto1rccr ) fst tao rsckascs
pockel cgesy r scorgrt Of grarr~rtes sssofs-d is
10 nt purchasers CONSISTING II gs srt pen suises hurt
IN aac Mexican one src ~ sie snves. sprns zach
sk kuves snd soa pear src sAel hsrf- sensiors srt
C-rr-.. awe. $50 pencil and sc'ssor tuiNes silver Nc
EDS. 81 dog rsxOrs and scs,ors Most % ne
above % very slsues and only s'ss eeen N M
| ssfa fe. htaur. sr = damaged nv ltN
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D.rl,, ~ kEnTlEn PhICE-

naPkn Al REDUCED PhltE-.-Cih NJ = /"
Il ~ ~ Z co PAGER Warrnau-e u & 1st io-.f onn
-, Yok nov o5er l0ts u 81. plfcls--f- oo- ~ ~
.f - NOS desirable .locks - Paper 10 ne Llit--
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