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S,cinMer Decaiiif,ed.
AUCTION SALES.
ny ROTHWELL & brown.

AnctiOneers.
NVENlNG SALES Of Clothing, BoOts
- and Shoes, Dry Goods &c.--This evening, at
o'clock, we shall sell at our Auction store, Louisiana
avenue variety Of useful md desirable goods suit
able to the season, viz:
Dry Goods, in great variety, Blankets
Ready made clothing, Boots and Shoes
lot of Hardware, Cutlery, and Carpenters
Tools.
Also, great variety of useful and fancy articles.
We shall hold sales at our store every evening dur
ing the next week. to be continued during the month
Consignments OF goods for sale win be received and
promptly attended to-
RoTHWELL 4 BROWN, Auctionecrs,
dec 9-St Io,,;s;ana o,.a
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONDAY, December IL, 1884.
COMMITTEES or TUE WHOLE.

COMMITTEE or THE WHOLE.
On motion, the House went into Committee Of
the Whole, and the usual resolution was proposed
by Mr.. HOUSTON, referring the various parts Of
the Presidents message to the appropriate com
mittees.
Mr.. GIDD1NGS obtained the floor, and delivered
Of the o,nissons in the Presidents message rather
than of the doctrines laid down in Il. For the first
time in 20 years no ausion was made TO slavery in
the annual communication OF the Chief Magistrate.
Mr.. 9. complained that no information was given
in regard TO the progress Of the negotiations re-
spccting the acquisition Of Cuba.
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FIRST OF JANUARY, ,55.
CHRISTMAS GIFTS!

SHALL open, ON the 18th and 18th of
II December, the first large invoice Of new styles
of Diamond and other Jewelry, cnaincled and plain
Receivers, Work Boxes, Dressing Gases, Vases,
Figures, bronze, BISCUIT and China mantle and tabls
Ornaments, Fans Cardcases, Port Monnaies, Dresden
Chinn-ware, etc, and variety Of NICK NACKS,
suitable for holiday gifts.
The goods will be arranged on tho l4th Of Docsu-
ber for inspection and the public is invited ~ oA
Politeness and civility will DO extended 10 ALL,
whether purchasers or not
II. SEMKEN, Jewelcr,
Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
formerly Warmer a Semken.
dacp Lii Isf{ on
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NOR RENT OR SALE, three-story
IL frame House, with two-story back building,
situated on Virginia avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets, in the Seventh ward
Also, for sale a well-assorted stock of Dry Goods
cheap for cash.
VIM R. RILEY,
Corner Eighth street opposite Centre Market
lar i n ftS'
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Georgetown Markets. December IL.
Flour-hmily to FL rs.
Extra superfne-$9.
Snperfne--$S rs.
Wheat-white 81 80; Red II so.
Corn white no sales, worth rs to 80 cents. !; vel
low no sales
Mill offal Shorts cents
Ship stuf-40 to SIS cents.
Brown stuff-25 to So cents.
Corn meal--2I OF
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MARRIED.

In this city, on Thursday afternoon, the 7th inst
at Trinity Church by Rev. VIM. ]. Clarke, ]. BAR
TRAN NORTH, TO ADpK W.. daughter Of the late
William Lppinoott, Of Philadelphia.
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rE-The Annual Exhibition of Wesley
Chapel Sabbath School viii be held on Tuesday
evening, December IL, at quarter before O'Clock,
in the Church, corner Of Fifth and = streets.
Cards Of admission have been issued at 25 cents
each TO defray the expenses Of the school
dec IL
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Ao"hLi, Dec lZ--The entire American NUM-
clpai ticket in this city is elected The vote for
Mayor OF Lawrence is, American, 1851 all Others
400.
Steamers u, lee.
CLEyiLAsD, Dec. l2.--Five propeller. loaded
with 5000 tons Of goods from Detroit, are frozen
in the ice at this place The propeller Baltic which
left this morning has returned, and reports solid
ice in the lake, AS far as could be seen from the
mast head.
PHILApELPnA, December l2.-The case grow.
ing out of the arrest Of officers engaged in the at.
tempted capture of Bill Thomas an alleged fugitive
slave at WiI1esbare last year, was before tho SUI
preme court this morning, and Chief Justice LOWS
gave the decision Of the court.
II will be remembered that the officers engaged
in the attempt to capture the slave were arrested
on a bill Of indictment found by the Luzerne coun
y court, for assault and attempt to KILL but that
Judge Kane, Of the United States district court,
discharged them. They were reanested by order
OF the supreme court, and while in custody of tho
sheriff. were taken before Judge Green on a writ
Of haJeas corpus who, upon hearing the tosti
mony, ordered the sheriff to discharge them, which
mandate he obeyed
The present action was for attachment against
the sheriff for contempt Of court.
The decision declares that the United States cir.
cult court had naturalization, and that the sheriff
was guilty Of contempt Of court obeying the or,
der Of that court to release the officers
AS he acted through ignorance, however, the
attachment was not granted.
S'cindler DscaD,ped.
BUFFALO, Dec. l2.--William Martin, who started
the provision business at 0ntonagon, on Lake su-
perior in August last, and pretended that he had
contracted to supply the mines, and on tho
strength Of this story, drew largely on Adams 4
Co.'s California Express for various mines. has de-
camped TO Canada. Drafts and forgeries to the
amount Of over $4,000 have already been discov-
cred.
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BY GREEN a. SCOTT, Auctioneers.
SALE OF VERY VAIL

BY GREEN a. SCOTT, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE,s SALE OF VERY VALU-
able unimproved Ground near the Railroad
Depot at anction Tuesday, the 9th day of Janu-
airy, 1855 shall sell, in front Of the premises at
o'clock, r. NJ, at public auction, by virtue Of deed
Of trust to me, recorded among the land records Of
Washington county, District of Columbia, on the 27th
May last AL that part Of square numbered $50 which
is comprised within the following Boundaries 10 wit
Beginning at point on north street, Is feet from
the southwest corner Of said square, running thence
east on said street so feet thence north $50 feet
nne inches; thence west 60 feet thence south $50
feet nine inches, to the beginning
Terms: Onchalf cash; the residue in three install
ments OF six, twelve, and eighteen months, bearing
interest," and secured TO the satisfaction OF the trus-
toe.
II the terms are not complied with in three days
after the SALE the property viii be resold at the rsk
and expense of the first purchaser.
j. M. CARLISLE, Trustee.
GREEN 4 SCOTT, Austioneers
dec Cd
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Whole number of votes 40
OF which number HENRY SLIcER received a. and
was declared elected.
BILL PASSED.
On motion Of Mr.. DODGE, Of Iowa, the Senate
considered and passed the House bill for the relief
Of Isaac Sisler, of Indiana, and then
On motion, proceeded to the consideration Of
Executive business.
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PROCLAMATION.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.--The best mate
made and sold BY VIM H.FRufK N tiRRs ssiIHIRTs
practical Shirt Maker in the city Of Washington. Try
them, and save money, in addition 10 trouble, time
and temper. Gentlemen measured, and good tit
guaranteed in all cases.
Orders attended to with despatch. Please note the
address, SIGN OF THE SHIRT,
Pennsylvania avenue, between
Third and Fourand-a-Half sts., south side
IauE = La : =
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SECOND EDITION.


LOWELL, Dec. l2.--,fhe entire American mum.
elpai ticket in this city is elected. The vote for
mayor OF Lawrence is, American, 1851 all others,
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FURNISHING GOODS.
a GOOD supply constantly kept for La
"A dies and Gents
Linen cambria Handkerchiefs
Silk, wool, and cation Hosiery
Undergarments, Hats, Caps
Gloves, Canes, Umbrellas
lndia-rubber Shoes, &c.
At BIRGE'S,
dec ll-d6t Wizards Hotel.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DYING GLADIATOR.
VyHIS exquisite work of Art, In marble,
IL Is now on exhibition at Morrison's Building,
IL street, near Pennsylvania avenue, "A statue
Of such surprising merit as this should have room
by tsef for In its presence il is difficult TO look at
anything else. should put this work at the head Of
ali the statues in the world" See Hillards Six
Months in Italy.
The statue now ON exhibition is an exact and faith
full copy by J. Gott, of the original antique in the
Capitofne Museum at Rome.
Hours Of admission from A. m, to 10 p. M, daily.
Single tickets IS cents.
Season tickets, admitting lady and gentleman for
two MONTHS 81.
Tickets for sale at all the principal hotels and book
stores. JOHN 8. H0LLINGSHEAD, Agent
dec SIM
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FIRST ANNUAL BALL
OF THE
SCOTT GUARDS,
Thursday, December 14th, 1854.
The Scott Guards have the pleasure of announcing
that their First Annual Ball will take place Thurs
day, December 18th, 1854, at
CARUSIS SALOON.
In announcing this Ball the Scott Guards solicit
the patronage and presence Of the military and cti
zens generally in their behalf
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting gentleman
and ladies', to be had Of the members Of the
pany
Committee Of Arrangenaents.
Lieut. E. II. McKEAS
Sergeant ]. Keyworth, Private j. b. Houston,
Private French g. Bassett,
Thos Withers, j. +. Southoron.
dee did F Lt
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DICH HEAVY SILKS, at rs CENTS
II We have on hand about 100 pieces Of rich
heavy Silks some Of them little out Of date, which
we have selected out OF our regular stock and will
offer at rs cspts Some Of these goods cost near
" double that price, and we advise all in want Of
very cheap and serviccsbe Silk Dress TO look al them
before making purchases elsewhere as we feel con-
6dent such an opportunity win not again be afforded
this season.
dec 6-dstf w. M. SINISTER a Co
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ENOR RENT.-A fine new three-story
IL brick House, on X street, near Twenty-fourth
street Rent, per year, $50.
Also, two unfurnisbed Rooms for rent
Apply Immediately TO Doctor Newman, First ward
Penn. aveuue, over ]. b. Moor's Drug store.
dec 11-St+
EyOR RENT.-A comfortable two-story
II frame House, Massachusetts avenue, near
Tenth street. containing six rooms. Inquire at No
400 Mass. avenue. dec 11--2t
HENRY,S INvIGORATING CORDIAL,
DERFECrLY vegetable in its compost
IL ton, for the cure of Nervous Diseases Physical
Lassitude General Prostitution, Sluggshness OF the
Liver, Dyspepsia, Excitement Restlessness, Sleep
lessness, Confusion Of IDEAS Melancholy Incapacity
for Study or Business, Dislike Of Society, &c.
HENRY'S INvIG0RATING CORDIAL win in
crease and restore the appetite, strengthen the ema
ciated renew the health of those who have destroyed
il by sensual evil practices, induce con-
tnual cbeerfulness and equanimity OF spirits, and
prolong life.
: Persons of pale complexion and consumptive habits
are restored BY the use Of bottle or two 10 bloom
and vigor, changing the skin from a pale, yellow,
sickly color 10 beautiful aorid complexion.
Price ~ per bottle; three for IS six for as.
Sole proprietor, s. 4. COHEN
Philadelphs, Pa.
For sale BY Druggists generally, and by
w. IA. GILMAN,
G. SrorT, a Co., u,.1.n,,o. -,
DANIEL ID. CLARKK, "o'"''vN" wy
g. II. DAVIS
PEEL STEVENS
j. X. PfnnpoSr, SAlebdndrid, Ia.
b. O. MaJoR,
dec Ii
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TO PERSONS FURNISHING.
DERsONs FURNISHING, before decid-
III ing elsewhere, are invited TO view the immense
stock Of superior and fashionable
CABINET FURNITURE,
Consisting Of every requisite for completely furnish
ing any class Of house. the most economical terms,
now show in the large warerooms Of the furnishing
establishment Of
q. NJ WIGHT,
65 Louisiana avenue, opposite the Bank Of
Washington, near the corner Of 7th street.
d.r X -gfa
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

HOUSE OF REP hESENT
TUESDAY, December IL, 1854.
Mr.. INGERS0LL moved that the vote on the
bill for the relief of Henry s. Sanford, late acting
charge d'affaires at Paris, be reconsidered.
Motion rejected; ayes SO, noes not counted.
Mr.. PECKHAM moved that the vote Of yester-
day, referring different parts of the message to the
appropriate committees, be reconsidered. He was
desirous Of discussing one portion of the message.
Mr.. RICHARDSON suggested that Mr.. i. could
make his speech without reconsdering the vote by
which the resolution adopted.
Mr.. HOUSTON concurred IN this view, and
moved to lay the motion of Mr.. p. on the table.
Agreed to.
Reports from various committees were then sub
mtted.
Mr.. FULLER reported back the Senate blu pro-
vding for the better preservation of life and prop
erty in vessels shipwrecked on the United States
coast, and asked that it should be considered.
A discussion of the merits of the bill thereupon
ensued, in which Mr.. FULLER, Mr.. SMITH, of Va,
Mr.. SKELETON, Mr.. CAMPBELL, and others, par
ticipated, and which had not closed when we were
compelled to cut short our report.
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WALL az STEPHENS.
HAENNgYUVAN Ayeuup. befws

IL and 10th streets, have just received large as
sortment Of Cloths, Cassiners, and Yesting, which
they win have made up to order in the most fashion
able styles.
Also. on hand very large stock Of ready-made
Clothing which they will sell cheap any other
establishment in the United States dec
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HNCURRENT MONEY AND LAND
u Warrants bought and sold DRIFTS on all the
principal cities sold TO suit purchasers.
Highest rates paid for Trans-A leghany, Va. Bank,
and Selden, Withers, 4 Co.'s notes.
Claims against the government collected.
HAMILTON g. FAINT,
No. 432 Penn. avenue, Washington, d. O.
nov 18---ly -
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:" URRAH FOR CHRIsTMAs i--Re-
n6 ceived to-day, large LOT Of Fire Crackers, Tor
pedoes, Fireworks &c. for sale at the lowest kind OF
price TO Shop-keepers to sell again.
W. r. HURDLE High st.,
dec 5-lw Georgetown ID. @.
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX
-. PAYERS.
PROSPERI,S CORNET BAND.

Lauder, J. " PRosrEnI--C Conductor, \. PRospxm.
MILITARY Parades, Balls, Private
I'VE Parties, attended with any number Of pieoes
Residence, opposite the Marine Barracks.
nov 2q-ly
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a5,OOO WANTED.
a NY PERSON HAVING THE ABOVE
N amount 10 loan, on the most uDexceptionabls
real-estae security will hear Of customer by adj
dressing with real name, Box ls4, Washington City
Post Office. nov 25--du
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VNATCHES, Of Superior quality, and
w warranted accurate time keepers, constantly
on hand and received direct from the importers for
sale at wholesale prices -cheapcstn America-atN No
AIS, Pennsylvania avenue.
nov 70 H. o. HOOD.
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- General Machinists, corner Of Virginia avenue
and Ninth street west Washington, District Of Co
Iupbie nov bly,
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NJ. A. TYSON Il SISTERS,
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES

III. JOHNSON, Family Grocer, corner
a. OF Seventh and streets No. 4s9, IL being con-
stantly supplied with fresh Family Groceries Of all
kinds, 70 which he respectfully socits the patronage
Of his frienda nov 1R--tf
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lhr Aftu' HE JaaHNAL Avp ilgn,tn 90 RI.
r'nNs.--h't .t't &" iitdDrfri, g. Fnosuph, and
fnoticc, 9" fm.itl.g, and hu1i.uy. Win 'Ih.fr.
i've Engraving o. Hicicurs, ENcna-r, 'luthins. D,
tnpiNnr, Amnfrmcnt. sod those Lave which g..-
ofH le and lriifh. PGh.i .Iri muuIlli, To- sui,,n
vance.
" Ever mgu, woman and ehld who 1--we.
hriih "h"dr-ircs happncss Il. druri result win
"'hi- O. 'h'r wulo hc does itc, live ~ Boz dirs1
'n4 really lnei h-irad ui being mrrr walking
c'tprr Should become no uncra reader ct tli. fatr
h'i' 200" proirrIi. prrrrpt-. H-. Fountain IoumaL
ina AHfRcAN PHHfNotoaic.i IorRNtl.-A Re
pn-l'p 90 Stierrc, Literature ufd trurral I.telH-
CONGO Devoted o. rhrcuulnpy, Pnf-i.i.er T,il,a.
tahi M1ancr-U, f.Jrhliup,, Nr,h1ui4gi trir,d
li', " f'ir"i"fg Architecture. tho An srd ~rieure.
ana ln Hll ih"-c ffurtc sN' Mrt-uftr hirh air rrl
cui1iri g. Reform, llrtaic nuh Improve Mankind
Hl"eidt'i Nilh numerous o. Ttrfit- slI ofiIrfrurrav
ing. heauutu Qu1if., Suitable g. r hirlinr
pabi.hoa Monthly, At one polllra ycar In s,ivs,,e
"A Journal containing sirii @ mas. Of inter. tito
mNiari devoted o. tr hghc-t lappiues. and tffr. d.
OF man "fion 10 the rl,Hr aud lWcly -ulc 10 h..
lfA'h fi 'hl'ffi aud aufiri 40 me 'IilirlfHi.I,
low PRICE ~ unt dollar year must surcpri i f,,
uHF go o. prraeut lafrc eirfu6tln i5iGll r..f.. D
To mh'h larger heuTr. h--NuW A9fk TuAuue.
TnH MpsrHtGip ii,nGotAtuu, urarr.tl, "a
,lhH D." ff,iet-iYual aiters.nc, Devoted 90
'rdiru koiHun, embracing article. ly iaa hrt t,fi
ir'-' "H Ahfigml Physiology, plurlary. rrrteu.
lhrf irrliirs, Nidnlffn, etc.. Eppar- 81 nr.sft .
Die ta.cs b Gen, fll Ftactrg Cfit,-iu. ,.it t ifl
r} qua filfitfc 90 fhu t8fiult Ogl. inr t .t..t af
Meiical srirb,e. Envtrwf ufAcu pgttt rS,..t "a,
SehH. ot MEDICINE Erp,u. f'nr ~ etr. nfn.rItb.
iii W. '' %" 4. '-P ia, 'hr etc.,, WIN aanrjlu1ta
ll, "'''i''' l',,A number coat IH- if.n lsi t41lI
octave p'a'r, 90 fwop .liar. yeI.
SIN addition 90 tha WILDLY sIfr..lsi-i fparttl t,t,
nal Issued hy thee outrgpfI.ng IHlii..,. , I,,.
lsg Now llifupatiur % iauery H.veu. ed.tsli ly
~. Y ~ ''-i,Hril. Hi'fhef. 10 tlft a.I.. ns
nIrI "hi 1thrics ot permanent value. winch oHs.t
bHnr. ."
Communication, Sow Boob. hr uatce o. rc,,.e.
Affstu -rmrnf.. and ai,.r.itiIa,. .i,.,i5 b., ~,
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Real Estate at Auction +!

h. hAA LEh. Auctioncsr,
WILL acii 600 Tgrsi.1 llie 4isi dan cf Tshuap
" n'tt 90 % a'rincA DO tir Forenoon, ai F4hiic
Auction 90 be sniss-niHil 100 rHtlnd, ODE fli.una
drHruhsi Read E.t1fr. O. Nttt
hrr t'a f'7 ifI.k li4u-e and RrIrk Black .miil.'.
th"p Earn anf Otter uut hHiidngs, Hiid acre ~
l.thnf 7s'hh eud ui Nam street near ihp County
jail I,fu-, Cash.
Yae tnu siHu rrrk iilusc, ham and ostIi.a,o
HH4 'iHfIHn ih ttrtn eIrrf. htiEg uir Laos halt ct
iH" iuub.r iinu-' i.unfsy owned i5 Jphu Quilif.-
ltnurf Htr qiauU down. and utu Aaanrr in annual
pr' in.lt. @ -lt Goo pffrh.ssr
tIr SEES NIIar HHr 1Id h1il ff1nfs high lf tr
20 hst arrs g fart .H a-t street. s0utb DfI.tss.
torhH'r. frfua. faluf as fhC ia.t above.
NHr -HHii iisfri.iHc and CHr.fu rTr m.lr NORTH
az ihe 900 ii'Hss op ibe 81 .lg Road q. Iiu.tri.
ihr twa last ab.rr.
haHsna, lan 2a i-1i. 5la
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rnr rnIE RAILROAD 1notnrrs

. - - N'N'H Hf'HH 90
luds Irwin hw rendered biz decision
On ths case ~ Mlynr King and sheriff
LusIy, 81 Eue ou the mo,lon that they
1c eo.amiiirl i5f eomrmpi. he decided
hni ihe Offence wiii shirh The respondent.
afe charged, bong defined by The SECOND
soru1q n the ac' af ISL. 10 relcrclre 10
cnHiempis = C1na, Is 90 oGence vhirh
iausi 1r proceeded against by indictments.
and DE ooar csuuai iairrere hy prescott
pro- ss MraHul expressing sn opnioa
rl0itcr u.ai s.gl4aa aPa-es % DE 81 nee
oi i-r rrta niea's. fhr Ctur orders them
g. be- e.ssAaisad s shout css'..
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Badness Positively Cured !
C.S, E+frrRSnNsS

AMERICAN HAIR RES oRATINE is truly ID,
wonder Of the age. rerisp- article ever offered 1,
the public :. received win greater hvor than ili-
and person. Iad ufb' coming have oHl 10 test III,
artico t. he hhy -aii.6ct
~ Nrout. arc auta ..rci 9, give written gust
antec- fpirleucd, price g. be- agreed uppn between
the partg. BURT q son, AGENT.
&. T.. FISHER q. co, Proprietor,
40. 81 Egutiir g Cleveland. phfd.
hstaii price '.sy b..iiaf iisf batfia
IY-ly
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hna .aH BOZ
expressing af '+."t Wy
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ts rreat dlslaslres md.ralri fae fault
va- n5i saith those uha voted So iis ra'iii
ea'I"1 nIon iAe ialia oi f expressed go.
garuaas. ST. Co.'S Dan ralael cd
grrN length % Nc. taF'1H.s compliant
Ga DIS sl-tr1 - i1o -nr-lsl s'rs..l iAaf be
u -an'' t anr1 cr p-ed h{ hin
t7 ar pf' '' lester Orb rfH.rofHHn ~ ile
lf''''' uhl pHH''a0- $40 si1@ Nt No
'.I.1 "as nai aerur,'' ORD ha rrr''Iec-
unn n' i''s' 'r'H''hs lleiA. comm utrd
49, i' ''ftf, 'lnletc' "hich passaa be-
ia"'n H'r iieoF Bnlrer and Secretary
'ayi7n in "h'rh ihe larmrf ciaimod ana
oi' i''ir' 'annil'4 ihe exemption q non
aafa4 ron ihe eng F'''1ui ol ne ro}E
Nh'h " '.stt'" ~" N"'ir OF ''iili4l
Aul'iioA- h~ pf'ee .ai'f ana vac snose-
P4'n' acquires euoe 81 ''e exec i'''' Win
.4' I'ioI''hR '.' matter '' lie senate RS
10 proper authority '' decide upon D. go
substitute uil opinions %. An ina'iduAl for
'"o ae'."n 'i W proper O''y' " was past
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