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Items TeIegraphed from Wa.bi,.,o,

WASHINGTON, August 5-The sDeciaI telc
graphic dispatch TO the New York Herald staff No,
that the Peyton letter Of Judge Douglas is the only
letter or manifesto that he intends to make public
Is mistake. l hear that he saws that SO iono =,
sttac ks are made upon him in respect to his view,
on territorial hts, he shall not cease IN ma
defence based upon the facts pertinent to the mat
ter In the history OF American politics
On account OF the alleged distractions bv Off or.
Of the philadelphia Navy-Yard to the delivery NJ
anthracite coal there. under the recent contract
the contractor has notified the Depa rtment tb,t he
declines 20 deliver coal to meet re1uisition .,
cept at the coal wharves and on board vessels inc
al the coal shipping depot I'm the port Of Ph;I,d,
Para, unless the Department consent to receive
coal on board Of vessas from lighters after tbe,,
nave oeen 10 the coal wharves and taken there ali
mat Their draft Of water will permit In view of
his the Department orders the purchase Of coal
IN open market to supply the requisition and will
charge the diheren nee of cost to the contractor
The Associated Press dispatch s1ys:
WASHINGTON, Aug Oft is stated that duripo
the late term OF the >. Circuit Court in Alabama
held by Associate Justice Campbell several h,
dictments were found under the law OF lsIs ,yb,eL
Prescribes fines and imprisonments for engaging
In or add ng and abetting the importation of f,i
cans within the jurisdiction of the United Sat.
As the law Of leeU (Which makes the offence Mira
cy, TO be visited with death does not in er pres
language, repeal the former statute grave dnss
ton has arisen Involving the point whether fhers
can be choice of the above-me ntioned punisb.
ments; for. while public sentiment at the South Is
against the greater, Juries have, IL is said e,
pre- ssed disposition To- render verdicts CARVING
with them the less severe, punishment TIE
opinion IS entertained here, among distinguished
gentlemen. that in view of all the fac Is notyyitb
Sanding The established rules Of interpreting stat
rtss the question will probably be brought before
the Supreme Court Of the United States for its de-
cision.
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Spirit of the Morning Press.

The Constitutions makes fun Of proposed new
fusion Of the Republican and American parties at
Syracuse, n. Y, on the eth of September next.
The Constitution is not satisfied with the Rich
mond EHqSiTer'S disposition Of the subject Of
Gov wise's late much-talked-of letter. inasmuch
as II considers such disposition virtual admis-
sion of the authenticity Of the letter. the appear
ance Of which, the Constitution says that it, in
common with the Democratic party, Of which
Gov. Wise has been long most distinguished
member, sincerely regretted, and of the anthem
ticity Of which they would have been glad to see
a prompt denial
The IRfeHiseneer, In reply to a New Orleans CO.
temporary, opposes the intervention of this Gov
eminent for the protection Of Juarez and the Con-
stitutional Government of Mexico.
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III 1t turns out that the supposed burglary case
which we spoke Of yesterday as having taken
place In Baltimore on Monday night, in which
two officers were wounded by shots. was a mis-.
take all round. 1t seems that the parties on the
inside Of the building had been placed there, un-
known to the police, to watch for burglars. and
that they took the police who entered the building
for what they were watching for. and fred upon
them The arrested parties (named Dink and
Guvson) were, however, held to bail in the sum
OF 5000 each, to answer at court. One Of their
employers went their bail
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III A curious case was decided on Saturday
by the Court Of Common Pleas, In New York in
respect TO the right of a man to change his name.
Mr.. John Snoek applied to that court under an
act passed in 1917, for order changing his name
to John Pike. The motion was denied but after
a learned examination both Of the law respects ny
names and the history of their origin, Judge DAILY
comes to the conclusion that man may change
his name without order Of the Court
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u In New York, on Saturday, the grand jury
indicted Robert C. Macdonald for the murder of
Virginia Stewart, and in the afternoon the pris-
oner was arraigned in the Court Of Sessions He
pleaded not guilty, and was remanded for trial.
The indictment, on motion Of the Assistant Dis
tict Attorney, was removed to the Court Of Oyer
and Terminer, which meets on the first Monday
in October
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II The congregation of st. Anne's Church for
Deaf Mutes, assembled Sunday last for the first
time in their new house Of worship in Eighteenth
street, just out Of Fifth avenue. New York. The
rector. Rev. Thomas Gallaudet, preached in the
mornings Rev. DIR. Berrian in the afternoon, and
Rev DR.. Tyng in the eyeninC
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II The most elegant suite of rooms In the
world is said 10 be al the Hotel de Vile, in Paris
They form circuit Of about half a mile, and re-
quire for their complete illumination e,7I4 taper
and 2 81 gas-burners; 100 visitors can be accom-
modated at once, without discomfort, in these
capacious rooms
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II Full returns of the election in Carsons
valley, settle the fact that Major Dodge, L. s.
Indian Agent there, had beaten Judge J. NJ.
Crane as delegate to Congress from the proposed
new Territory Of Nevada
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IL The number Of buildings in course Of con-
struction, or undergoing alterations in Broadway,
New York, at the present time, is said to be alto
gether unprecedented.
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II Advices from Salt Lake state that large
bodies Of disappointed Pixies Peak adventures
are on their way to California.
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II A new Episcopal Church is to be erected
near Ellicott's Mills, Nd, in the place Of the
present St Johns Church.
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PIANOS.

tNOTICE The subscribeT, INTENDING tn r.,,,a
from business in the ensuing fall, o6ess. ~ .s.lo
prices and ON accommodating terms his mTH
large and elegant stock of Pianos by Cbicksr;n. =
makers. Son .xoellsnt second hand pianos III
cheap superior Melodeons, and Martin ce shrssed
ANY person wishing to purchase the .,o.l A.,
goodwill Of such well established And ~ III
business can have the lease of the store Tor some
an io-2avlw Sis RICHARD n.y,S
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A CHASGE.-Captain L.. Sftgreaves, Corps of
Typographical Engineers, has been relieved from
duty in the fifth Lighthouse district, and Major
Hartman Bache, Typographical Engineers, has
been detailed to assume his duties.
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TRASsFERRED.-We are pleased to learn that
Mr.. Robert T. Walker, of the Seed division, at
Tackled to the Agricultural Department Of the L. s.
Patent Office has been transferred to the office Of
Second Assistant Examiner in the Patent Office.
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TRIAL TRIP OF THE U. s. STEAMER ASAcos-
TIA This staunch little craft, formerly attached
to the Paraguay Expedition under the cognomen
Of the NJ w. Chaplin. having recently undergone
a thorough repair at the Washington Navy Yard
was yesterday sent forth TO test her steaming and
other sea-going qualities. She presented a hand
some appearance as she glided out upon the tran
gun little stream whose name she bears; and so
.o"Pieleiy has she been changed, under the ski
!ui workmanship Of our Navy Yard mechanics
a'a' one could hardly recognise in the gay.look
s anu graceful Anacostia the once long, low,
rakish-looking Chaplin. She behaved admirable
Yesterday and esnclusively proved that, like every
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The WISE LErIKR-A WasbIng+on as.n,,ol,

The WISE LErrKR-A Washington despa,ch
10 the New York Herald saws
The party to whom the letter was writts, ia
said to be Mr.. Bernard DonneIly. who is I'm ths
auction and commission business in Xyiiiia
street, New York. He is represented n be-
trustworthy Democrat and sincere friend Of Gov
ernor Wise can inform you with conaden..
that Governor Wise is about TO publish ; Is,,.e
sofIse twenty or thirty columns lone ahon, 80
business in which he will give a history OF IT,
Albany Regency for the last thirty wears Tia, II
known them, from Jackson's day to ths presenr
He will expose all their schemes, trelc heries and
backsidihgs. and show the South what kind OF
men they are who are attempting To control the
state OF New York and adjust its delegation 10
the Charleston Convention Ia suit their own aims
~ WIZ he one of the most scathing political doc
uments ever given To the public, and will make
The Albany political schemeTs vince Ike CALLED
ldes uDder the issh. IL will be rsady for the
pre- IN few days. SoniethiOg sartling may
ONE oct OF Mr. Wiseis letter between this and
ne Cham. Ston Convention which may materially
Acct the inn ence Of New York in that body.p
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ALABAMA SWAMP LANDS "A certified copy Of
approved list, No. 3, containing statement Of
los, IA SO acres Of swamp and overlooked lands,
enuring to the State Of Alabama, in the Clarks-
willie district, has been transmitted by the Com
missioner of the General Land Office to the Gov
ernor of that State.
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. IL triumphal arch is to be erected in Paris
in honor Of the army Of Italy, at cost of several
millions Of dollars.
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IL Three thousand Chinese are said TO be
now route from Hong Kong, China, for San
Francisco. California.
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IL The war against hogs and ofal boiling
establishments in New York, is still progressing.
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II The testimony Of Gen. Jesup was taken in
New York, on Saturday, in the court-martial case
Of Major Cross.
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TIMBER CuTTERs.-Thc Commissioner of the
General Land Office, in order to protect the TIM
her lands of the United States from trespassng
wood cutters has directed the land officers of the
several districts to give public notice to lumber
men that the timber cut in violation Of law, will
be seized by the United States officers and the Of
Tenders proceeded against according to the crimi-
nal code.
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. oH UNDERrAKERs.

UNDERTAKES. 80
have just received the following articles VIZ.
pieces 8iacE Grapes, assorted Qualities, '-'-'.
= dozen Gents' Black Spun Silk Glover,
Is 60. Ladies' Black and w hite 81 K Gloves
3 pieces extra wide and tine White Fianneis, POI
- 90. low pnced and fne w hite Cambrics
Al OF the above goods are Of the best kinds, and
will be sold on the best terms N 'N
~ 10 IS - : a. L, NEWTON, 5aI 7th 1t,
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O-THB STAR PuBLIssks THE LISTS OF LETTERS
r SNAISISs IN TR8 WASHINGTON CRY PosT OFFICE
tDER THR PROVISIONS THE LAW DIRECTING
THEM TO sK PRINTED IN TIE NEwsPAPKR HAVING
T HI LARGEST CIRCULATION WITHIN the DELIVERY
OF THE ovyTcE. FRS TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is
MORE THAN DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY
PAINTED IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
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REGISTRATIONS. Third Assistant Engineer Jas
Wallace and Acting Boatswain John X Bartlett
have rendered their designations, which have been
accepted ..-f-.
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(NOAL!-COAI.m .- ...s. ... t..-/ilr.F---
~ - .7ssE WOOD.-wOODn
l,no cords " GOD; 1900 tons COAIs-auslity
uusut passed IT eqnaled- which v IN deliver from
the vessel or yard at prices which cannot Ia 10 suit
pui cussefs Ny friends and the public generalIy
are ia' tied to call before buying eli evhere
= pa EsEl r. w. BATES,
-. n tt Wood and Coai Dealer,
90 10 18th street, east side. near the Canal
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L STYLES OF FANS,
LADIES' TRANELING BAGS,
FANCY COM BS
And HAIR PINS.
JS't received at McLAUGHttN's,

WATCHES;
JkUt.INSkI CO., No. ROD Pa. avenue be-
tween 9th and IoIh streets have received direct q
IRON the ln portcrs q fine assortment Of Sold fAS
and silver WATCHES, which they are nov ~
chased for in thi city. go = 800 Pu'
3 liver Huntins Watches from so up. warranted.
Gold do. do. do. S3l up, warrant.d
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THE WEATHER.-The following report Of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time Of observation Is about Z O'Clock:
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AMUSEMENTS.
BOARDING.

R0ARDlNG.-Mrs. BOWIE, 40 I2th street
~ oetyeenFa q, 90 side, has plcasart and
ieaso"dmo hooMs Tor rent. al 2-taugl9
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ID NAV GOODS
Il RICES TO SUIT THE "HARD rtMrs >,
Just received. an assortr eut Of I.E DGER HATS
for Men aud Youths, which having .
been purchased low for cash Am CyN
able to sell at very low price, R1EH
Also, a lot OF CLOTH SHOEs
suitable for the present season. from ~
the Trade sale, For the low price of
SIS: Together with an assortment =
OF SHOES and fine CALI SKIN
BOOTS Eoa Phiadelphia; prioe
Sa75. III Terms-Rrady pay.
$50 Pa. av., neay 18th street "
~ o-om.r DIT. klrkwood q and Villa d's botels.
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Western Hose Company, Mol,
WILL GIVE THEIR
SECOND ANNUAL PIC NC
AT ARLINGTON SPRINGS AUsusr Esd Isa

The Members Of Western Hose COMPANY, No =
Elu five thur Second Animal Pic
MIC al Arlington. ON TUESDAY EeN
An ust 2Sd, where fhey pledse % en- o0ensS
tertsln their numerous visitors aErecably fhst
nothlng shsli mar the plsesurc. of sl present As
st,lct order and deco um sba and az be prss-rVe
Prot. WIthers's Band has been engaged FOR tie
occasion. " "
omnIbuses will leave 18th street and Pa avenue
hourly ON O'Clock IN. To g p. GA. The team r
lying Cloud viii leave Georg"fo hourly du-ipr
the Gas. Omnibuses vi likewise leave = N street
And "a. avenue 81 clock a. m and O'Clock o IA.
aud ladies'.
w higgles, Thos. McNsrhany,
Z. y HOFFMAN, W. III. Delsway
a l. Pars~r. au8 M,M.SF.td
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PHILHARMONIC HALL, = =
- MKT doom TO THE STAR OFFrcr
Opp0stfe shs kykwood Horse.

ana al otaers who wish 10 have their PLU MRINI
and GAS FITTING executed in the most substan-
most respectfully invited 10 call upon me al NV
store tw1ere can always be found from O'Clock
work, whic n xuarantee shnii be exeaused by en =.
fenced workmeR. without delay And % your entire
tatlsIacnon. tau61 =, SNYDER, Plumber.
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TIE Roll OF HoNoR-The following are the
names of Revolutionary soldiers supposed to be
living, and pensioners ON the roll Of the State Of
Connecticut, with their age In 1859: Nehemiah
w. Lyon, Fairfield county, 100 years; Benjamin
Cobb, Middlesex county, eS years; David Bost.
wick. LNchneld county, IS years. Jacob Hurd,
Middiesex county, 81 years; William Williams.
Litchfeld county, 81 years; John Brooks Itch
field county, 90 years.
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CORP0RATI0N STOCK FOR SALE IN
~ SuMS To SUIT. J.. @. MCGUIRE 4 CO,
au lost Auctlnneers and Commission Maroharts
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MOUNT VERNON AND THE TOMB OF
AVA WASHINGTON.
Twice Q Week Uanl FsTfho Nofses
The steamer THOMAS COLLYER will run reg
giary 70 Mount Vernon ard the r.
Tomb Of Wsshinston ON TUES E.$5I
Dht and FRIDAYS, leaving th,o1<zxxshzD
vhai AT the loot OF TN street, at 10 g. m, and re-
turning at half pas. O'Clock .. m
Coeches leave al the Hotels and the corner Of
trip OIL. ma s-u
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l'OfTON HOSIERY. ...-
.u JUST RECEIVED.
"A full supply in the above goods for Ladies'
snts. and Children all of which wi offer at the
an lest A. L.. NEWTON S2I 18th st
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BILLIARDS
Il HI ATHENEUM SALOON 42s Pa avenue
near ga street. is now open-haying -
u usser ,:pp thorough renovation,w with
strncti2n. &C.. &c. The undersigned AI
orally. ' 'iio Puoiic s'h
au 10 st e. w MIrIpp
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other specimen Of naval architecture that has been
constructed or overhauled at the Washington
yard. she is just what she ought to be-A No 1,
in the line Of her duty. Her engine worked re-
maskably wen, and her propeller made sixty-two
revolutions per minute, the vessel averaging seven
knots per hour. - -
The Anacossia II now under the command OF
Lieut. T 8. Filfebrown, gallant young officer,
who was born In this District; and the veteran
Mitchell, whose name II Immortality associated
with steamboating on the Potomac, has charge of
the helm, as pilot.
BY invitation of Commodore Buchanan pleas
ant party, consisting of officers, naval and civil,
and the ladies Of their families, shared in the
pleasures Of this trial trip. They visited Mount
Vernon, where they spent an hour most agree
ably, having been very courteously received by
the family Of Col. Washington. They thence
proceeded to Giymont, where they also passed a
delightful hour. A most sumptuous and inviting
repast was furnished on the vessel, and nothing
was omitted by the gallant Commodore to render
his guests comfortable and happy.
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NIX; EDiTOR:-Please let your reader, know
I!1 thromsh the Star that we keep the Cniiowiny
kiaS NJ OF BRUSHES constantly on hand, and whas
Is OF vast Importance TO the public We seII them
very cheap for cash. We enurnersts: PIoor S.rrh
busting, Horse, hoe, C amp, Carpet, Paint, Hail.
io"th, r Gather Shaving, and Wa Brushes
Ouf stofe Is NO. n.y. IA Az, opposite Browns
GRlFFiTHd SHELLS
au I0 HardWarA Dea .a.. e
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NOW ON THE Way
Nu,u 300 DOZEN AIR .TIGHTyARS.
WI. receive IN a few days, q dozen Iyiiiough
s,,s Patent AIR TIGHT PRESERVING JARS.
Al VINO have not yet been supplied by this very
simple jar, cam IN few days, be supplied. Can or
S ~ j. u WEAVER, 400 9Th street, Agent for
washington, Georgetown. and Alexandr ~
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W. MONTGOMERY GUARDS, ATTEN
H TiON.-You are h reby requested to attend
a meeting OF the Company IN your old Armory on
TO MORROW Thursday EVENING, at y,
o clock. Every member is expected 10 be present
as business OF Importance will! be transacted.
Z L ED
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FOR Rent AND SALR.

ClTY LOTS FOR SALE-I have for sale seve-
~ raj City LOIS at unusually low prices'or cash,
reasonable credit The tties are All free fr"nn
membranes. NICHOi.AS CSIIaN
au 10 St No oIa 3 st,a.,
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CO. @efsbenfe ueb Der .s.;n,o..,

Ntt'AS yuu.'e, I.tt VIZ ~prtne, 1ur 1 bis 2 Dollars.
Das unter3si&nete Slreau Der . Scean. y a TStSsa..
Drbetungs.G e~rpFeblt Hb ,ur prsn,ntsn nm
fnsra gefprperuns Don D1Geten aQer Or. (bfs az ~ m,umS
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sieidb sapltar. af mebr ais 800 Stable BON @uropa aususaenf.
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Q pdtbam 8Anf, Rep-gort. 9pfs9breEs IN.
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@leDpSly pes Gan. 52-53 Cts.
Sattst, bette @OGsn q Gents PER %, 9iabes 1870, Rpa
Sp Rnea Der sufbsl IS TO.
@r9deT1 . gsats per gfanb.
Fsss'n,, $50 Gents per es SSFH lSS'
5tf9e5 MaaareG. SO. si6-16 so pfr 100 gunS 90.
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9sa, &Rtmotp par 1pnns $i3 ~13. slsss0 sio~fi.
1913, 9ump $4 %, @sSrse's Grssf ade Surten IS 90
$40 @at9EaeiFe tnr Stabt8sDrau4 $5.0O-S5.2 IS. Wptb,
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ga Dfst, 9tO fair par 9funb 11X, WiS cut 11A-12
SAFE. per pfnno - fsS Gents. "Ha-i11A s@'
asbsn otaes 9tss @tapoitn per 100 gfunb s6,S7-7tO
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bP. &GHnts $4.
Corn, msigts ga, stlbss II 6.
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Del sperm per San ne 81 25-1.35. @pmmOn Wtale IS !.
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9s0stfieasa, essf per 100 " sl4-15, mes.gprs SIT
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SGIt. GSrpunp Iium per Sad % Gts, WtarfSauIs 81. SIS
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StrDP, Nossen pes LOane SID Z, &8dt;en SIS.
Sarap, i'm 9as Extra per 6alOue az bts A. Gts.
StGrte, PER %P 5N bis 63 gts.
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