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Tr.e...n.r--The Grs.s European p.seovary,

Trtesemar--The Great European Discovery,
DRoTECTED by patent OF England by
OF Ecole do Parmacs de Pa aud the Ipera Col
iege of Medicine, Vienna.
remedy for general local debility
power, premature decay, all the distressing
arising early abuse, M effects ecacious
youth, manhood aud Old age Ne ve powers would not b.
the decline of NE IL The Tesera
universally adopted; al physical impedmenis mage
before ts influence thus rendering s invaluable those
tering the marriage state.
TesemaI No hccmpeiey and entirely eradcstes al q
disorders which copaiva cubeh
antdoe fur, 70 the ruin Of the health Of portion Of the pop
a .9
Tesemar No the Eofopcsn remedy for
disorders which, unfortunately the En2irh physician
mercury the inevitable destruction Of the
and which all the sarsapniIis in world
alike SMELL end
all naasssina quaties They lay the toilet without
their being detected.
each; divided neparae he
ninissercd vaipeau, Lsie,aand, ksux, s.c
be had, whoi-sae and Mr. A Barrow.
Canal, New YORK. specially appointed IS he
proprietor and paentee for Uoredetsie every
part Of America ImmsdisteIy receiving renauce
Mr. harrow will forward the Tnesrmsr any part
Reta, sgspts required Terms ca,h.
1--dtt
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A N Esssy Uses and TRUSTS. and the nature and
operations and Of those which
effect from by Francis William Ssn
do. Second Amere edition FROM The last London edition
William ssndsi and John Warner, with ref
later English and American by member Of the
Philadelphia bar 2 vol a II ssor
Jusi published. ~ as FRASCK TAYLOR
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Marble work-marbie work-For sale.

TuE ruhcrbcr a variety Italian
MARBLE MONUMENrS of beautiful highly
bed workmanship which be invites The attention of the public
any other kind OF marble work,
him call. The marble and
quality, will sold
lar work can be NORTH
Also hand, Of highly finished MARBLE MAN
Tells, which will be sold at reduced prices.
ALEX ANOER RUTHERFORD
Marble Yard from lax street, oppo-
site National Theatre.
Nov lI--ea3m
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Completion of Panama Railroad.

Reduction of Fare TO California.
. United States ms steamships leave New York
49, for Aspnwal on 5fh and 10tli Of each month,
<AE& connecting with mail from Panama 10 San
Francisco.
inspected and approved by The
Department. guaranty speed and safcfy. HAS
Tile railroad compile ted from oc
ocean, The baggage OF
se is in through and
csmpanys
ffe York all OF The trip.
New York, Panama, and
Francisco prevent In Of accdcn that
the route IL entirely reliable . re. =
Panama the same day they arrive a Asn
through by each steamer, and take Charge oil
women and children without other protectors.
through the lowest rates apply nj The aency ~
West street, New York, TO W. hAFMoND.
Aay6
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Law Notice.

BRowr, STANTON, Ann WALKER.
yITM r. BROWN FRED. r. STANTON, and }. KNOX WALK
w a ncrshp pvscsns in the Supreme
and Washingon
oces Washington and Mem
will aw be found either place, and
letter, will attention.
Ap, ls- [fnleI and rJ.nunei copy1
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st. Joscph's Academy for Young ladies,

Near ENnnn7s6UTg fTsdeTttK CyHHY, Hd- n
E this institution
2sh August Thur The
$50 ayable
charges for drawing
iaa and Spanish aud Latin. The
primary composed Of pnp under
aae annu,n. able half yearly d advance
of should be addressed - the MOTHER SUPE
Iosephs Academy, Emms Frederick
Maryland.
JuIy s-diyear.
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Stopping at Southampton ooth gong ana srnng, they onr
route, for The economy Of time and money.
Passage from Nes York TO Southampton ssd Bremen
First cabin saosn 9l3o 6 cabin, J~er saloon, ell
second do, 500.
newspapers must through the Ncc
No bills OF ladng will be signed on the day OF sailing.
An experienced surgeon il attached TO each ship.
For freight passage, apply 70
e. ii. SAND, ii South William ST., N. Y.
G. A. HEINEKEN n CO., bremen.
CROSKEY Co. Southampton.
WILLIAM IsELIN, Hayrc.
Mar G-dly
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TOR SALE Or kE'sT-Tne we'll known ard desirable e'i-
depce OF The late Major A. A. Nicbolsos DpddnEni
offered sale eXeeieI ad
commcdous, and e,pped 6siures and Other
The complete and wsi
and grounds extensive have been snsd
with The laid on with and
taste by al ornamental gardener.
For trms ue apply 70 Isn q Brent attorney aiaw.
Nc Louisiana Backner Bayi Missouri avenue,
be. .vcen 41 and 9th
key ho~se will be found at Dud5in2on.
Nov 6-Aaw3w
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Everett House,

North Side Of Jnion Square, Nep York.
THIS ss,abhusn, ec'sd ne most prominent aad delight,
fnI IA approaching basb, and, when
viii dsvrss and suppy
:, sparr il the most desirable yet constructed.
establishment respectfully that
,be housr viii open OF October for the
Appca,ons win received from parties wishing
,r,apretoeuts for the winter monshs.
me ep1''e CLApP JosLrN.
HAwLsy n CLsPP,
A. G. JosLfs.
Sep ai-dam
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n. III. GILL EFT,
"a -

his office resd in franklin Row. corner
He will continue 10 devote his aiten
ton principally United States supreme Cou.
Having he with
opinions arising before
lhe Patent appeals the chief jnsce
Coiumhia and will also the
paudfr trial of concerning patents.
he viii also give opinions and for par
win prosecute claims before board established FOR their
adjudication.
Tlrt2 ID
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ships gold
buoD spece ewery precious metals unless bills OF
the value
Shippers pease that the ships this line
carry goods contrabaId ofwsr.
Nay
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Washington Aqueducf.
OrrfcK OF TIE WASHINGTON AaUHpuoT,

orrroK or rar w wlsHrseros a Aaurpuor,
Washington, March z, 1855
PROPOSALS are Invited graduation masonry,
dams, t,nnels, aquednct.
Proposals. the st Of May will be opened noon Of
Maps proGIeu aud specifications ready
Proposals received for the work particular culverts
S S 81 @ Woke !" e eaa b ana coed "ndc m
appropriation but all contracts for unfinished work VIII
he s pasebe he amount Of work Be done and
progress under each contract for each and IN case
holding sufficiently decide aud
shall be stopped until funds become available.
na a S. q sr sn @ s 3 The naYmsn Of
engineer work has been properly executed SO far as has
Payments will specie checks upon The United Slater
Der cent and j, will be diuon
shall be paid their full wages monthly aud in specie
All bids should be sealed and endorsed Proposals or work on
The United States right reject any
MAJ considered conducive the progress OF The
Every offer accompanied written signed
one re he ss' a hs s lid q s ss
obgaon Within days. with good and sufficient
10 be acconpaned by United
judge United States district navy agent some Officer
Of War that the gnaanos are able TO make good their
Bids viii be opened presence of bidders if any of them
choose TO be present. :, . ,,u,,.
Capt OF Engineers in charge
FORM OF. GUARANTEE
To Cap. NJ. c. meigs, Q. D. Eoepeen.
herrby ;ony and scvernly covenant States
guaranty the foregoing bid Of be accepted that he or
the with sooa and sufficient snrees TO
Furnish The article. p n conformity 70 'ss terms
shal fail enrino contract as aforesaid we guaranty
good The difference between tne oher y the sad
loves, bidder.
CSigned) -. D.
Thereby certify ta 10 the knowledge and belief
above named auaransors are good and sufficient -
Mar awrs,iMayslawu
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In,sea ssates Ps,ent Omce,

Washington, NoVemtef u, Ih.''
Tho neton Of Midteiown Penn-
sylvana praying for the extension Of patent granted y
slrehiDg machines, Tor seven years
expiration Of said PATENT which lakes place o he -st
day Of February A. d. )s56-- . 80. 49,. /.
petition be heard at the Patent ONCE on
Monday, All OF February e At ~ o'clock, MI nd az PR
notcd and show cause any uty c WHY
said petition ought not 10 be granted, s. .
oce ojecons specially forth n wriu.g q Least twenty
days day hearing all testimony flied iy either parry
10 be used hearing ansped IN
The Office, WHICH VIII be furnished ON
application. 4, . ., II a,,.s. ..a I,
The testimony the viii be cosed on ,le s5i day o.
and other relied upon as tts
Office before Tic morning OF hai
arguments, if any, within ten days thereafter
Ordered published IN the Unon, Inel-
gencer Evening Star Washington u e.; Peeny aria ~
philadelphia Of New York; ~ f once
weeks previous TO the A dag oil Feb
ruary next, the day OF henring .,,,,.,,.so,
Commissioner Of Patents.
sEdo Of the above viii please copy and send their
Oice with paper containing uiis notice.
Nov 22-law3w
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NEW YORK, HKEMEH, AND SOUTH
3G7S3 AMPYON UNITED STA TEs NAIL 5TEAMERs-
NS4&6c The ships comprising ibis line are the WASHING
11as TON, Cnpt. 4. Cayendy; HERMANN. Capt. Ed
Higgins
These stop Southampton both going reurnns
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rEN~Us OF 1850, one large quarto volume, boond In
seas sII 'a''' " '''' rRAscK TAYLOR.
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The New York and Liverpool United States
Mail Steamers.
The ships comprising following:

Ihese slfs having been bull BY contract t1-
for Services every care has eren
4 uken in their construction, also IN their engines,
10 Insure and spscds and their acco.iao-
unequaled for ana eot
Price OF from New York Liverpool In srrea cahn
Si33 in cabin t75 Exclusive state
saa5 From Liverpool 10 New York, 30 and 20 guineas
An erpcreaced sursvon attached 10 each chip.
No berths can 30 secured ~ paid for.
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rxoross0 DAy,ss o. sAiLIHe.
K~..~ NJ. Ts.

EDWARD K. COLLINS,
No. So Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, sHfPLEY, D. CO.,
WI. ..-a Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD CO,
"a Austin Fhnrs, London.
B. q. WAINWRIGHT 4 CO., n
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oUPERIOR SILvER-PLATED GOODs,-I have recent
- of superior silver plated goods a-
ted abata and which VIII sell at surprisingly pw
prices,
which imitation TO The richest
English silver
Cascrs. a large variety Of beautiful patterns
Walters aud tea trays, all sizes
ladies' balter knives &c. double paie on
the best abata
Cake baskets, salad caStors, pickle stands
Salt stands, liquor stands, caedlerticks
dh and forming two dirhes
Butter dishes, card receiver, gobiets, langs
TGast rack kettles, coffee pcicfs
Tankards, sugar spoons fish knives,
of the above by examining
be of the folly Of silver
they durable
lancc o silver less than ono ter6h ibe cost.
q. W. BOTELER
% 2aw6yH Iron Han,
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WAR DEPARTMENT.

Hon. Jefferson Davis, Secretary of War. In the Secre
arys office proper there chief clerk subord
clerks, two messengers and four watchmen. The fol-
lowing bureaus attached to this department.:
Coaanding Generals OffceThis office, at the head OF
which is Lieutenant General Scott is at New York.
Adjstant Generals O6ce.Col. Samuel Cooper Adjutant
General Assstants--Iieut. COL w. g. Freeman Major
George Deas and Captain Seth Williams. Judge Advocate
Major f. Lee Nine clerks and messenger In this
Office kept all the records which refer to the Of
the army, the rolls &c 1t is here where all military
missions made out.
Qaa-feynastsr Generaps 0fs.-Gon. Thomas s. JeFup,
qrar,rmaster general Charles Thomas assistant quarter
generals Captain NJ. Nj. Clark district quarter
Major H. c. Wayne in charge Of clothing branch
eleven clerks and one messenger
Paymaster Generurs OIfceCol b. r. Larned, payraster
generals Major St. Clair Denny, district paymaser eight
clerks and messenger
Connssary Generals OGice.-Gen. George Gibson,
mssary general assistant Captain A. E. Shras six clerks
and one messenger.
Surgeon Generals OBfce.-Gen Thomas Lawson surgeon
general assistants, DR.. Il. c. Wood and DIR. Richard H.
Coolidge; three clerks.
Engneer ce-General Joseph G.. Totten, chief engi-
neer assistant Lieutenant John D. Kurtz five clerks and
one messenger.
TopoqraphicaI Bareau-Co J. J. Albert, colonel Of the
corps; assistant, Lieut.. NJ. L. Smith feur clerks and
one messenger.
Ordnance BrcanColonel II. r. Craig, colonel of ord
nance assistant Captain Wm Maynadier eight clerks and
messenger.
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Orders and sares and certificates of packages in the
splendid the prompt attention,
OF drawing will Immediately aer IL
all order from
Address P.J BUCKLEY Agent,
Ney2 Wilmington, Delaware.
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Entertainment the Western Presbyterian Church.
THE that
weeks they will give entertainment in the
supper for sale Of useful
OF this
furnishing the cbutc IL Is designed that article
sbali be sold above its value.
CHARGE
The admission e ony l2k
pains gye perfect satisfaction and
patrons Il tle enterprise.
aid The above object contributions in useful and
respectfully solicited and
Haskell principal direcess, No. 20 Pennsyivana
OF he CIRCLE, will be thankfully received md
gratefully acknowledged. Nov 6--2sw3w
NEW GOODS FOR RGFNrLEMEN.-P. J. STEER,
IN chant tailor, aud beautiful
goods which h. respectfully invites the
e. Of and s,e public.
stock Of oios, casmeres,
Styles his OF centemen furnishing
goods $ very seect and complete such ns-
u arts eravais, stocks. ties, gloves
Su.pcndcrs, hosiery
Silk, cotton aud wooen undersbirts, drawers &C.
clothing order short notice
unsurpassed elegance, and at fair prices
enenen early choice styles.
No. dSs seventh
Sept I2--3tawif
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THE Prison or WeHcvreden, and Glance 80 the
Illustrations. FRASCK TAYLOR.
New
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VIM. M. Merrick,

VIM. M. Merrick,
No. 90 Louisiana arenas,
WILL practise the Court Of The United states the
Of claims and the several courts Of The District OF Co
iurnha.
27--3awt
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United States pssent Uatce,
Washington. Nuyetuber l6 1855


I'M William G. Grimes, Of Philadelphia, Pa
ing Of patent granted 10 him February ~,
lsi2 spark from
The expiration Of said patent which takes place on e i2 day
Of February, 1856 -
II ordered petition be heard atie Patent oHiee
Monday 2eh January at ~ ocock Nj and an
persons appear they have,
why said petition ought not 10 be granted
required 10 file IN the Patent
obecton specially forth writing at least ien
days day Of hearing All Testimony ed by
hearing be taken ana transmitted ~ a-
the Office which viii be furnished on a
rlicaion. a4s ..f. ~. Il ,..
testimony the will be closed on The 18th January,
relied testimony,
office before the morning of that day.
The arguments, II any, within ten days thereafter.
dered also Union, Intei
sencer, Evening Star Washington, ~ C pennsyyanian
Philadelphia, Journal Of Commerce, New YORK, n f ana
Posi-, Boston, week for three successive weeks
previous the 2S; OF January next, the day OF hearing
''-- tsf' ~ CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
sEdiors of the above papers please copy, and send
their bills Office, with containing this notice.
Nov i7-law3w
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cEORGE w. WORELL, Attorney and Counsellor at
" law United circuit comnissioner, commissioner
for Of Claims, No. a. Wall street. New York
4. Uned States supreme Court
Fish. United General g. Totem, Corps
Eeqine.r. Unised army NJ Blair Solicitor Court
Clsims II. Gei and Major Arnold Harris washing
city. Oct lo-WFAssnsm
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DrrAarmrsr ov srArr.


The Treasury Department consists OF the offices the
retary OF the Treasury, comptroiers Of
he CUSTOMS six auditors treasurer register, solicitor light
house board, and coast survey
The following brief indication of the duties Of
several Offices and Of the force employed therein respectively
Secrcarys 0fceIIon James Guthrie, Secretary Of the
Treasury Hon. y. g. Washington, Assistant Secretary
one engineer in eharge architect and three aueh;smen
temporarily employed and twenty three clerks The Secre-
a Of the Treasury charged with general supervision
ot the fiscal transactions OF the government and OF the
cnnon Of the laws concerning the and navigation
OF the United He superntcnds the survey OF the
coast the lighthouse establishment the hospitals of
he United States and the construction certain public
buildings Tor custom-houses and other purposes.
ftrr ComPfroer's OfceEiisha Whittlesey, esq., Comp
oer and fifteen clerks He prescrioes the mode Of keep
ing and rendering for the civil and diplomatic
ee As well as the public lands and revss and eeres tho
balances arising thereon
: Second comPfroser's Ofce.-John NJ. Brodhead ESQ.,,
coptroer and seventeen clerks He prescrbes the mode
OF Keeping and rendering the OF the army
ana Indian departments d the public service reves
e fScs the balances arising thereon
Oetec ~ cormissioaer of tle Osstor Hugh j. Anderson
ESQ.,, Commissioner, and eleven clerks He prescrbe the
mode OF Keeping and rendering the Of the
revenue and dsbursemest and FOR building repair
g eustonhouse, &c. and reVses and eeros the balances
arising thereon.
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$4,000!
Lottery for benefit OF the
STATE OF DELAWARE.
Glass 27l, for 1885. s-
dawn Washington, Dei Saturday, December
1895
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Tinao between Washtngton nnd Wheeling but I7s
hGursI
Running time JetVeen Washington and O1cnna 27 hours
Through Tick cts and Baggage Checks be had In
WnAhinxt0n.
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Our Relations with Cuba,
lmy.r'aa }ird u1remef- On Amsrica
IYea O~Ifrcd 20 Htc Gdf.


Ijea Oriercd 10 tie Gmf
The New York Herald, which is con
.,sn,ly publishing startling developments
sntos that considerable oscilemen, exists
ia Washington, ou account Of the FL Dos
rado affair that on the 2Gb, n Cabinet
counsel was held, and al sorts Of bloody
things resolved upon The President,
secretaus Davis, Uohb.n. Guthrie Camp.
bell and NcLrland, were ia favor of i'm
mediate and energetic steps against Cuba
Neasrs Marcy and Attorney General
Gushing. were agaius, any decided move.
ment for the present. The Washington
correspondent OF the Herald, says:
Secretary DAVIS was in favor Of the
most decided action, to compel an imme.
dialc apology from the Captain General I
am told tat Davis Is very violent, and
urges the strongest measures Cor rcparaiion
1t is said that Marcy tn the Cabinet
meetings opposes the views Of the majority.
by bringing forward what no deems prece>
dents Tor The course Of the Spanish naval
officer for firing into the FL Dorado, and
the apologetical article IN the National In,
,elligencer is imputed to bis suggestion
The following is from the same paper
Preparations for Eargeiic .Nea
surcs Contemplated -- wa they BE- Car.
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spain

Il
A Madrid correspondent gives deta'' '.
the recent conspiracy in Cuba, and ~
that the government has received connds"'
tial communications from General Cone''
that the condition Of Cuba insri'es q"
with considerable uneasiness. Tie recon
mends that concession be made to the w..
ony, and tina, Cuban deputy be sent 20 20
Spanish Corter. lie begs the gove'n""'
no, to .aancpate the slaves, which, be w.
would be a fatal measure, and would e..
Cuba to seek admission into the U,|
States. II the Cubans be not psc'ns1
concession, he says 10000 troops ~ -
not retian Cuba to Spain. On M"T 49,,
the government, announced to inc
tina, tranquility WAS restored 10 Cs'
OF Duff Green, il appears, pa
Know. Nothing.
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OF Through the poli;ene-s OF our friends
Nessrs. Rash Evans and g. W Niyjou,
'ye nro placed in possession Of ate Now
Orleans papers, for which they viii please
accept our thanks.
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or We hav, neglected to alter the al
,sf,isements NJ Nessrs. j. ". Plkin and
'ohn Sabine. Jefferson. The frs, should
b. ]. ". rikin n Co. tho members OF
tho firm. J. W Pitkin. l.. X. }ayle. The
second, John Sabine a. Co. the members
Of the firm. John Sabine. T. D. Frafor.
Soc first page
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~ 4 destructive fire occurred IN Mem,
rais. Tenn. on the 25,h ul,, Destroying
property valued ut 100000 Two livery
stable, were consumed with for'y,,hfeo hor.
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OF Ia replying to our contemporary Of
lao Leon Pioneer, we have republFhcd his
article VII be treat Us with similar
c0uftesv
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fiHI .t t.'Ef' '
Correspondence as 3D. - 'r.He''''As no'
selected for tao ilV".' n' s.n'ie1i or
OF hnmid~.ra1a. Iaa ha.f 1 '."-+
from which j, il taken. orH o' tH' most
respectable amt re.ah.. nsrfs To state,
aaI d nas ewing 70 ll.sAet .af' 's- fa'.
...hcd tee article so question without giving
.t q careful p"msal lHa c'rr'sf 'alence
alluded 90. embracing a.. ' ."'~r" b'.
tween NJ ~ouls. our Minister o" spain,
ard tho t,as,fament 90 Washington. +, is
.....4 ...tI ,..t. ,r,,v. y..lro
.r... ,.,,..a ,ta.,t..sl.. ..a.s,aI .a
.....l.. ,,.,,, rs-..,. q least
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o., p'..u- litter OF SECRETARY of
s,a,a. appears 81 BOO - q. sr. us..rly
.t,te-uanaaa document and % there Is
a., contradiction n Doe terms 10 .aai com
m4nrA'ou $50 romga-i wish taa other
'eu-, 1l Nr Marcy rH the am' sa.'