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Tup W. COLUMBIAN SPRING.

COLUMBIAN SPRING.
n washington public having for wears emf
Is!eu uuT rig the warm season for the want 4
OF cool Retreat at an accessible distance VEYA4
from the city, has induce ed the undersigned III IL.
70 lease and adapt to the purpose the a6aHdan md
Sprlhg ana the surround g-yronnd near the Poto-
mac bridge, known as Roach's Spring ~ WV
AT great expense the X eseryOfr has bean ", Had
up, enaTsed, Ard enclosed. A Saqon, 10 BY 20 feet,
have been erected; and the entire ground. consist
ing OF 20 acres, item of which are covered with nn-
growth. "1 0'o"'oo vi uhdef :
v hsying completed evsrything necessary and con
for pnb lamlles and parties, the lessee opens it
rinis m'. lent Policemen; under the laws Of vIr-
sia, nave peen permanently ed, and the pr,,-
Prl TOT matters himself that his exertons viii he
rewarded BY liberal public patronage vac W
ne Market, or on the premises an oP Ppsts
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I.oCAE NEWS.

~THx DAILY star win be Punctually sent
-. address Of our citizens during their absence
80 Of the summer retreats, by the earliest mail
a,.- the paper isput to press Thus they can keep
.s.,s-elves thoroughly posted with all that tran
-. in Washington, and at the same time in
g., themselves Of all the current events Of the
s,v Terms, II cents per week
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TRUSTEES SALE or A BUiLDING IoT
ETTEE ppITSTH STREET AT AucTIoNrlOn MONDAY
a dIS MON, 18th instant. at O'Clock By virtue
Llber j. A. No I5I, folio ss6I III sell,
81 auction IN front Of the premises Lot six
wv lots fronting thirty feet light and one half
~ zach on the east side of Firth bet seen and
feet one inch - . = ~ '1ii~ eu anu nv
Terms; oue fourth cash, 10 be paid on the day Of
t.en n 'n'eTekt A deed given and deed Of trust
1871 All conveyaneinE at the expense of the pur-
ass ". BARSARp, Trustee.
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.4 By A. GREEN. Anctior.er

NhoSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
on NE I'm day Of Nav, 1883, and duly recorded in
one Of the !, 81 81 No; S, io!,os 81, ss s.! and ss
ton; IN the District of Columbla the undersigned
on MOSb P1ei,I auction, in frent Of the premises,
o'clock ?. M: pats of Lots Nos ii and Ia, In the
;natn Of square Ne 71S, in the city of Wash
JssssY commencing for the same alta point on New
sS % OF SAID square. thence southwardy along
intsr.ecti sad ayenYs Is feet, thence west until It
sonste feet ON the northeast corner of said
Jig, .nence north along said line to point 50
iest s9nth from NJ street, fhcnce west 10 the place
-. v,sinning on New Jersey avenue. The improve
Wan v consist insist Of new two-story Frame House
% Term; OF sale One third in cash, of which SIS
70 Ds paid at the time of the sale the Remainder IN
~ eanal payments in and II months, with inter
ca; S.oured to the satisfaction OF the trustee.
,.tt erms OF sale to be complied with in Eve DAYS
1 use me trustee reserves the right to resell at
the risK and cost ofthe first purchaser.
GU octdWJW .-.. A, GREEN. Anct
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D88tERc}I HELEN HAS REMOVED HIS
ring of the City Hall. 'pf1'IrsseI sne sast
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
on FOURTEENTH STREET BY virtue of deed
Of trust executed on the Nth day of January, Use,
by John w. Smith, and recorded in I.iber J. a.
NO. %, olos 293 2s9 SO and 3Ol, one Of the land
records of Washington county, District Of Colum
bla, the subscriber will sell, on FRIDAY August
18th, 1889 in ont Ofthe premises, at o'clock D NJ
~ the city of Washing ton and District Of COum ::
bla, known and designated the northern part of
lot numbered eight or in square numbered two
sad lot having front of twenty feet on Fourteenth
str ,et west, and running back with the same wid,h
10 the rear OF the co stern line of said lot il being
the same premises which were conveyed to the
said John w. Smi h by James Henry Winn and
wife, by deed dated 18th of February 1857 together
With the Improvements, which consist Of a good
frame house, and now occupied as a lager bee sa
loon TINS property fronts on the east side of lat
street, between and streets
Terms Of sale: $3.50 cash the balance in G ard Il
months the purchaser to give notes for the def red
PAYMENTS, bearing interest, and secured by deed
OF trust on the premises
III the terms of sal g not implied with within
ve days from the day Of sale the Trustees reserve
me right to resell the property, on FIVE days pub-
nc notice, at the risk and cost of the defau.ting
purchaser. p.
All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser
+. A. TSCHIFFEI.Y, Trustee.
WALL BARNARD,
tau o-h," ,fm q AuctIonecrs.
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CHAS. s. WALLACH, Trustee.
~ Is eo&ds j. Z. MCGUIRE & CO. Auct'is

MARsHAL'S SALE-In virtue of two wrlts OF
herl iaclas Issued from the Clerks Office OF N e
county OF WashingtoE and to me directed, 4 will
sfpose 20 public SALE Tor cash, Ia front of the Court
gay OF august next, ls5s, at O'clock No., the fol-
lowing oescriped property, to wit: All defend
part OF original Lot No Square Sls fr0rting Is
ieet on street north, aud bounded as follows !:
east corner of said square, and running thence
north on ne with llth street ~ leet. thence west
Inc with said nth street 80 feet u sad street
Of beginning Containing 2450 "a uare feet more or
less, In the city of Washington ID. Co together with
and levied upon as the property OF Sam'I NJ Kns nd
and will be sold to satisfy ypdlciais Nos; lR and
Sz8, to October term 1853, IN favor Of VIM. r Dove
use Of Thomas Brown, use OF Geo. Poe, Jr., ase OF
H. c. Stewart, and the other OF Thos p, and Erchs
u.e Of leo. Poe, IT., use OF 81. C. Stewart ". Ssin
M. knight, Wv. CampbeIl and John III. TnefsIr
i jy aa-ts 20 E1 for the District al Cnlnms;.y
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PEA. ESTATE Ar PRIVATE SALE.-rbs
IL uIdeIslgned offer at private sale two LOTS Of
U6OUND, with the improvements thereon, situa
Ied IN sqnare No. IA containing nearly IL N
Feet fronting sver l8 feet 2 street east between
ana streets north, and running hack lis feet q,
alley ~ feet wide. The improv ements consist of
largo Brick House, at present bringing a good
rent and has attached to it brick stable ANY one
seSslr2us OF making a good investment is respect
Inly invited to examine this property. For luther
PariicuIars apply BY letter, or in person TO T. a;
j. T. MOSS, Patent Office, an S5w+
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TNRUSrEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
Il PROVED PROPERTY SIXTH STRICT wFs r
BETWEEN = AND IA STREETS NORTH. at PUBIIC
AucIi9N:-On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Au-
gust Stb, Ga O'clock, the premis es nv yIrtue
OF a deed from George McNsught and wife, da-
TED August 9Th a5s, and duly recorded in LIber j.
No. l5S follos n, ct see, the subscriber wi
sell at public auction Lot numbered twelve, (i2I IN
square numbered four hundred and eighty six I49sj
fronting twenty rive (25) feet Sixth street w, 81
between and II street north, running back :hty-
nye I'D feet to an alley, with the improvements
consisting OF q two story brick Dwelling Hou,e
with back building and bakery attached.
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in six
by adeed Of trust an the premises All conyeSanc
ing at the cost of the purchaser :
CHAS. 8 WALLACE, Trustaa
: jy Is eo&ds ]. Z. MCGUIRE & Co Anct'is
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ny ). c. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucnoneers.
IVY BUIIDING LQTSAT ArCTION.-Ou
WEDNESDAf AFTERNOON,A August 18th
At o'clock, the premises, we shall sell Lot No.
In IN Herkness' Subdivision OF Square No. sS,
streets, running back 100 feet y "''
hlso, At "a O'clock on the premises, Lot No.
DINA avenue, and io8 feet on 10th street east
Terms; One,fourth cash the residue in s, u and
on the premises. ~ vi ''"''
au I'D '.. ], G., MoGJTTRE IN A,,t.
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ifA oFrHAN GIRLs' PIc-NIe, at Arlington
>iAASs, ON Mooday next, will NO doubt be tn.
sefy best one Of the season OF course. our citi
Neiis VIII turn cut en- MasSs TO participate in IT,
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REMEMBER the Fair every night at the Metho
dist Protestant Church, Navy Yard.
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NATIONAL TEACHERS AssOcIATIoS.-The local
committee Of arrangements for the Convention of
feI"hcrs to I've held in the hall Of the Smithsonian
ln>tUtion next week. met last evening at the City
llt4.. for tie purpose of completing arrangements
hr the reception OF delegates from abroad II is
ehpeCtod that some two hundred lady delegates
VII &c present from distance, who will be pro-
sioed for By private hospitality. The various ho-
'ommittee 70 accommodate the male delegates at
"'out half the usual charges At the various
points II arrival the committee will be present
eld notify the guests Of the aforementioned ar
range nleats
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MvSloAL EXCURSION on MONDAY xExr.-The
y. ond annual excursion of the Musical Union. y
:. 'Lts city, tp liney Point CONES of on Monday
~ 'hafd"ter Of the parties having the affair Ia
rye, ensure "a grand time
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BY j. c. Mcguire IL CO., Auctloneers
PIANO EORTR EIrRNIrup

BY j. C. MCGUIRE CO., Auctlopeers
ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE FURNITuRl =,
~ IND HoCsE HOID EFFECTS AT Public sAIY-
On TUESDAY MORNING, August 9TH A. 10
O'Clock. at the residence Of Mrs. VI. M. Pyfar cor
mar oil sth ana streets, shall sell all the Eurul
tnre and Effects, comprising
Rosewood Piano Forte, by Wakemyer HenIck
suite OF crimson brocatelle-covered Parlor FurnI,
Marble top centre and sofa Tables
fancy Chairs, handsome walnut Whatnot
Arm and Reception Chairs,
Seivet brussels and ingram Carpets, Oilcloth,
Gilt and buh Window Shades. Vases &c
Handsome enamelled marble top Cottage Set
superior walnut carved mar ble-top Chamber SGT
Mahogany French and other Redstsads,
Bureaus, Washstands, Toilet Sets,
Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows
lane and wood seat Chairs. Lounge,
Extension Dining Table, Refrigerator.
Emma, Sass and Crockery Wars, s
Cnoking ara other stoves, Kitchen Utensils, &C.
Tsrms: SS5 and under, cash over that snm a
credit 4l 6 and so days for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest
au Sd T. q McGTTJPP 4 On A..
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IAE FUNERAL Of w. IL. Topping, whose death
Ocrurred In Baltimore the day before Yesterday rs
ahh0oheed IN onr columns Yesterday, took place
from the late residence Thirteenth street this
morning al 10 o'clock The remains arrived I'm
the city II o'clock D. m vexteTdsv III 80. -.
taken Ia the house. The only RELATIVES of the A.
'rased present were sistsr Miss NJ A. Toppinv)
and niece (Alrs. Bonny), all the other reIi,ioS.
bag az dlSiabce-Iamss. brother in Neyv
York state. and Mrs Malinda and Mis-. a voni,
Jones on a professional tnur in California Tbc
funeral services were performed BY Rev DIR PinL-
new Of the Episcopal Church, in the presence Of
uu;nerOls eOneOuTS= of personal friends who AZ.
trr%ardS accompanied the remains to the Congr.s
slou1l Cemetery. The deceased was about 1,rty,
years Of aye. and had just returned from tour ~
Cu's.. which lac had been induced TO take for the
belent OF d s health.
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l VERY STABLE FOR SALE-The entire
J stock of first class Livery Stable including
horses, Buggiss, Carriages Harness and 6xtures
Is now offered for sale. the present owner wishes
e leave the CITY, The location is Of the best in
bic" Star Office, ~ tf
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WATCH RETuRNs.-James BLY,, drunk disor-
derly, profanity and resisting officers; fines and
costs, s6.l5. Frank keenan,, disorderly; do.
3l5. ~. :. cases will also rest against these
parties, the officer most injured intending to
prosecute them Margaret Herald, dsorderly;
dismissed. Ann Nc Donald do; do One lodu
erse The two females in the list above, were
brought TO the guard-house for disturbing the
northern part Of the Second Ward. The first
weeks old. The infant excited the sympatbv Of
the officers on duty, and they did all they could
to make II comfortable
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SASFoRD's LIVER INvIGOR AToR,-Tho changes of
diet, weather ard hundreds of other causes n, q
duce axity In the stem that needs correcting or
IN other words, the liver becomes slightly derang Ell
and needs stimuiator. II all who find themseIy ives
IN this situation will Try pr. Sanford,s lnvigOrator
they may be sure of relief we can testify In its
efficacy in curing Headache, Indigestion Sour
Stomach, and other lille comm m in family II
acts, as medicine and better than any dose
"f pills we ever swallowed, and is so mid that the
smallest infant can AXE it. "
Sold by ali Druggists. auI-2wy
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EOR SALE-A fine new double BRICK HOUSE
!. on lith street, near M street, tanning large
room. with FIVE chambers, and good cellar undeI
the house, Also large sta bic and carriage house and
stable lard attached, with pump in yard The sa nd
property If not sold, will be for rent Will ex change
i ,or sna,Ier property, or sell on accommodating
LANGLEY, on l. street, between Vermont avenue
ahu Ifkn sIoet NO. 10Y. au2 If
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CRY
PROPERTY-A FARM containing lis acres.
with dwelling and ont-houses, in MONTGOMERY
county, Md on the Frederick turnpike ? mi "a
from Rockville, halt mile from Middlebrooke. and
miles from Canal II j. well watered, aud in a
thlcky settled and rapidly improving nei hood
r nor ~ ther Information apply to HENRY III.
DoDOE, % Water street, Georgetown. jy 23-lmt
t'0R RENT-A very desirable RESIDENCE ON
street, between 18th and I4th sts., and fronting
Franklin Squa The house has ali the modern
improvements, with back building. bath room, gas,
&C, P9Ssesslon given the lat of August. Apply to
jy 2l-1m@ ~ - '''
ffOR SALE.-l offer for Gale a valuable FARM
tar m s nonaSIn COUNTY Virgins, on most liberal
for improved city property. This property is Stu
aafsd one OF the most improved and highly cult
and railroad. RENT p SW IN S''io'
iea.tf A''' . SSuI H.,
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81 0001,A BEAUTIFUL AND VALUA-
SSNV BE FARM Of lao acres, more or
county, Md, about miles from Washington CITY,
800 if applied for Immediately. There are 40
so,fs In corn Ism clover, and about 10 For
Post ONE, Washington city ID. G. This - tbs
cheapest farm in the county Improved city prop.
erty taken In part payment at q fair valuation.
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BUsINEss.-This morning unusual activity was
apparent throughout the city; business was brisk
In every locality The merchants were lively and
as busily employed rs II this were not the dull
season. The wagon stands Were occupied, and
hundreds of privatecarriages of every description
were to be seen upon the principal streets and
avenues OF thecity. The auctioneers were at tbe r
posts, and the sales mostly Of furniture and arti.
cles for convenience and comfort in housek keep
ing, We're well attended and biddings lively. I'm
fact the city to-day was much more lively than
we have seen il since the dull season com mencah
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MEN's DRKss SUITS,
YOUTHS DRxss SUITS,
CHLDRKS's DaKss SuIrs,

-, ChfIdrer's SchooI Stffs,
$40, NoAH WALTZ & Co., Marble Hall Clothlns
snnounce that their annual display Of Spring and
summer Clothing IS now ready for inspection. II
e eosnPIl sed OF an assortment Of Gentemen's and
oatns CLOTHING of the neweTt and richest designs
!" W ~ IseIaal, trimming, and workmanship.
10 those who study excellence with ECONOMY, in
Articles Of dress, an opportunity is no
o1e5ed Or seectlng from the most attractive stock
q nSaay Maae Clothing in this city, at very re-
ouooo Pfioos' ap 8-ly
MARxvuI.t
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W. WOOD AND COAL. =
w r. Have now on hand q large stock of WOOD
and COAL. We call the attention OF those desi
determined to sell low for cash. or to punctuai ems
toners on short time. Our prices for delivery in
July aud August is for cash. in quantities of tons
Ows: - = "
F9! Black DIAMOND, Mol article, Is
pEn UT '-'..-.-. ----- ---- ------..- B %
HICK0R YW000 - ''''----.'..s 20
pINtS Yo' D W
MIXTGp 20. .---- ----- .----f To 81
HENRY BARRON K son.
q IL Ofice1Corner Green street and Canal,
FOE ShhE-HOUsE AND LOTIN GEORGE
Il TOWN-Parts of Lots 50 and 60, on the
corner oil let and Ingan streets, fronting the south
west corner of TrIaty Church, and improved by a
small two story dwelling house. Terms liberal.
Inquire corner "A street and Louisiana avenue,
jy l8-eOlm* Attorney fur Owner
FOR HARPER'S FERRY-The fast and com
L m9dlous steamer ANTELOPE, ~N-
Capt BIZ. WELLS. leaves George {. 4 84a4%{<
town every TUESDAY, THURS
DA and SATURDAY. at 2 o'clock a. m. Re-
t9 ca leaves HaEPeI's Ferry every MONDAY,
w EDN ESDAY, and FRIDAY, at O'Clock 9. m
N; B. The Antelope makes an extra trip to Sh.p.
ne ed Sow and WIliamsport on Saturday nights
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EOR NEW YORK-The packet schooner r. q.
beee ca, IS snow! now lSadipg AM vii sail "a
McCOBB DODGE, 63 Water street
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NEW ARRANGEMENT ANDREDUCTIO
~ OF F. E-THROTJGH TO -.

+ BRICK STORE HOUSES. corner of Cav And
High st.eets, opposite Forrest Hall, GeorsetoS n,
ID. Z. This location for any. kind of business is
town. Apply to BLADEN FORREST, George
III. iy Gus
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foLicE MATrERs.-Before Justice Drnry-Jas
" Fowler for running two carts without license
was fined S3.2I in each case.
fine and costs So " A ''''o'''
Frank Ice free colofed, being in the city with
out complying with the Cooperation law Of 1852.
Ieating TO free negroes" fine and costs, $40 S.
Williams took too much pine tob and got into a
mnss; workhouse 90 DAYS each
odenWali, watering horse at a pump; fine
Frank Davisa and Julia Davis. co,o,ed ,b,o,,,;n,
stones cut OF window, assault, and resistin ne
county constable M. J Laurhiin: hail for conrtf
sshington Sullivan, stealing chickens, iaii
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I NEW JEwELRY.
HAVE Just received a hne assortment Of rich
JEWELRY, that / will sell much below The usunl
prices. Call soon at 33s Pa. avenue.
q r E E N AND BLACK
Gun Powder. Imperial. and Young Hyson Green
bRRh h , q TsRs aus s n,S Also STAND
Oolong, Orange Pecco, &c For sale by H.
KING a. BuRtHEII.,
W Corner 18th II. and Vermont AZ.
FOG SALE5A large Herring's wilder Patent
able Tor bankers and merchants doing larEe buti-
ress. Inspire Of NJ. SNYDER ain. Rsnkers
FOX'S EXCELSIOR CRACKERS-A fre,h
lot0f Fox celebratsd Lansngbprgh CRACK
Frs received to day. We supply dealer, in this
city at the same rate IS they can ,. got from New
York city. King BURCHELL,
ms2l CORNER 81 Vermont svAnpe and 18Th st
E,IsH.-EISHn..Lake White Fish H.l.but. s.,-
y mon Trout Mess Msckerel, Potomac Shad,
r9sYnsae hefnne' Dutch Herring, Eastern DO For
sAe W q. ~ - :, kiNG BURCHElI.
". corner lSh sweet and Vermont ave-
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ZINE READY MADE -

Having connection with the largest manufaotur-
ing establishment north, we enjoy superior advan-
tages Tor supplying the very best goods IT the low
est possible prices. The styles are found 10 excel
anything IN Mashinston: and the yorkpaaship, far
and is SO acknowledged by all who patronize our
establishment. WI
We also have on hand superior stock Of Gents
Furnishing Goods, and make 70 order Garments az
every description, at short notloe, at a small adj
vance on the prices OF our ready made clothing.
=, j. Nj. McCAMLY a. CO,
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PROSE- ECTUM
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Reeagy M@sazasaam Ne ws.


Ths discovery 81 rich and extensive Gold
neesams in wesssrs Nebraska, and the
csrtaimky that large population will am-
nssAiataiy enter upoa md seetie aieag the
Eastaza sleps Of tha Reeky Mountains
geaasra Ii inporsanE aBd eyen necessary,
thas i pfess aheaId be agka blished thsFs
wsthnas delay. To ImGnenes aha organize
the diversified masses essn now rapidly
yuahlag ID the Beene &c enkarprfza. The
chaFaeksT a this aaw cad IEnpnxemak raKloa,
will dabasa masSh Mpen kaam im1mamEe bEsa@ht
70 hea4 uaoa IN early asseiaaAea&s amd 30
ia&asnss as ~ pawazfaa - AEssusas eeem
daserAar, and 10 @rgamaxa wiaA okasx and
dignity as Exss PrsaS. Eg liz the puEposs
ok toe undersigned. % pFsGee4 as 0nes &C.
tAs A&lain@ nsaaom, wikA q Press, and h.
sas the krss Ne. sk Weekly RapeE, &roa
1oma polue la or a@ag the MzalaE megieh,
On o. abens she Grss IA ApFia. 1ha PspaF
viii be called Tm2 M0cww MpUExAgM
NKws. RE EdzkeraaE department win be
eoadaetsd with ensaFe InAapsaaaaee Of ail
paxgExaA BE- neezzNaAHy eaazsdaRas aSmss and
and wAll8 Egss ergm al ussdas aaekkSMAl In
anaaea. viii b. davaaaA sh@ssm@Aag 10 tAa
Western tmsarsskgs am8 especially TIE &saA :
kxAf Wss9. Reliable euxfespsmasaks vii
Be seemxe& In aEexy impax&amk MlAlng As-
gfoa ard fnesxMAta0a seaaseke1 with care
As. to shssF extent and rfehnsass aaa else
their A9riealsng I'll and CoMmagckaa M@aonT~
rss. SnaEiaE aksaakz1m waI be paxA 70 as
esgsalnlnN the Fe8uag q Taslahis surveys
eog roads through the MountManss and ps3s
sicuiaray fog ths Maim Csnkxai TEunk q .
paeiGe Rail nsads II 4 wegas al that
will BE- aseeaa Ia the stranger lin kaEmim@ ..
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