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A MRS. WINSL0W,
AN ExPerien cd Nurse and Femsle Physician
presents 20 the attention of mothers. her
SO o I HING SYRUP,
For Children Teethjns

WhA greatly faeitsNr the prees Of tss,sing by sssa
hg tns geIua rsdRsI ali intsmmetsn-vuA li.Ay ALL
PAIN End spasmsds cpsn, iad h
SURE TO RIG ULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend sp,n it, msths vl give rest 10 yssrsslrs, and
BELIEF AND REAL7.H TO YO UR INFANTS
navs Put up and tan ys.rs and
SAT, IN coNFtDHNcE AND TRUTH Of Il, what have
ns'sr ossn able tsf-------------ss Of any orHIs
msaelne-NEFrs MRS. ... Has III FiILRD,IN
rrcr , eu.H, wINSLOW,s ,I.sca rb.s mi, TO ~ ~
ns'sf aid We fnev SAnT kNv C an instances Of dis
satshetcn oy snyt ent Who used H. On
ns " esairAry, altar. SfhDP, dsEghtsd With its
vIsrATioNs, IN tsrms Of
higher; cormsndstien OF 10 sfsets md medic q,
,n.s,. ": ,Is.s IN IN, m.',S ThAI wlBo Isow."
NFoR rBE FULFfLMKsT OF wHAr HER
CLARE In almost instanes where infant surs
Ia from pam and tIhsraton rsisf will bs found
srtwsnsy minutes sfsr the syrup 70 suministsrsd. Al
Thr vaua bic parstion the the
most EIPERIrNcED sod sKILrUL NURsHs In Nsv EpE.
land, and has been ussd with n
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
net sny rssvss the child from pain bot invesf.t
stomach and bowels, RcIdy, river sns aud
snsrEy to the whole system. II win SImes instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND CoLIc,
and ersrssms eonvulsisns, which, rot speedily r.m.d.d
ASb :usIsTRrM. FOR ISy",s, Sonnn
10 all ca,s. Of Dys- CHILDREN NrrRv and DIIR
.r... san ,..,snr TEETHING hhs 1,s .h,tA:s
We would say to every mother who hsI e6ld ,rf
f,rine from Of the for going complaints LIT
YOUR fREJUoI NOR THE rREgUDIcFs oTHERs
sURE-ya, ABsoLUTfLr sCRE-to follow The Of IN
msdieins, timely used Fall dirteIioEs sshg will
seTpsns .ash so;us Non. genuine rn.s, the faesnils
soid by Drug gIsts throu ghout the world.
Principal Once No. 10 Cedar strss, n. Y.
fnes ohlv rs Csnts Betns. n-ckulr
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WOOD AND COAL.

w A N ID
G O A L
Delivered to all parts OF the city, at the lowest
possible rates.
T J. A. w. NJ. GAIT.
Ofhce 2s2 Pa. sv., between nth and I2th sts
ma l7-tT north side.
THE SUBSCRIBER BAVING ON HAND
an extensiye stock Of FUEL, Ia prepared 20
SCI 81 verv low figure for cash.
WOOD Sawed and Spit any size.
Cal aEc see for yourself
n. w. BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer,
ms Is ). y. corner or Fourteenth and sts.
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FREAsURY DEPARTMENT..

PROPOSALS will be rscsiv~d At the Treasurr De-
partnent until the 18th inst for for the
di use OF tne Departm mt, l5o cords Of Oak and 100
be deivered at ths Treasury Building corded and
red n the yard By sworn measurer a. the
eerend Coa-75 tons Of white and IS tons Of red ash
hnthr acits Coal ell Of the best quality, to be de
81 lump-hahd picked. The white ASH ts be small
IIrnsce or large egg size; the red ash to be small
an l-ecdtlSth :
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NJ EIGHTH
v A o N l. + XHIBITIO
At CINCINNATI, OHIO, Sept l2th-2o;h.

The UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY will hold its Eighth Annual Asreultu
ally provided BY the citizens Of CincInnsti, vhie
are to be fitted up in the best style There will be
HHESfS, sT$SSTS bS3aEfEblS
TIVE WINES; With Stalls and Pens H = for g
HORSES, cATTLE,, SHEEP, and SWINE;
and an uneQuale Track, one mile in length and
forty feet in width. for the exhibition Of Horses
The Premiums ofered-in cash,-gold silver and
Dfonze neutrality-suspicious. and certificates, amount
$4,000.
The Exhibition will remain open from wednes-
day, the 18th to Thursday, the 20th, OF September
lus giving time to examine and test the imple
ments and machinery.
For premium lists or information apply at the
once OF the Society, No. $50 Pa. avenue, Cnp
stairs - or to the subscriber, at Cincinnati Ohio
-. BEN. PERLEY POORE.
ly "A Sec'y II. 8. Agricultural Society
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WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MA
w CHINE AGENCY,
REMOVED TO No. $40 Pa. Av., NEAR TrH sr.

Encouraged by the substantial and rapidly in
creasIng popularity OF Mheeler a Wilson's une
qualled Family Sewing A-schines, which for the
last eight years have most trlumphartly maintained
their superiority as family institution, over ell
competitors for pOpua- favor, the Agent has taken
one Of the fine new stores lately erected on Pa
enue. near 7th st where beaut ful assortment OF
al the various STYLES may At al tunes be seen.
There were q ,So6 Of these Sewing Machines sold
in the year 1852 Ladies invited 10 call and see
them, together with certificates from many Of the
best citizens OF Washington and GEORGETOWN, IN
superiority fany lsdles cannot call let them send
for a circular by ail means IL high time every
family in the land was supp led with one of these
health and life saving INSTRUMENTS. Full lnstruo-
tons, both printed and verbal Given free o charge
at the home Of the purchaser. II. ]. STEER.
Agent, No $40 Pa avenue,
jy ll-lm Betveen 9Th and Tth sts.
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~ II WILLIAM BRADLEY BEGS TO
-. inform the public and his friends that me
q new style. Also Monument Head Stones Table
Iops, dc which he has TO dispose Of at prices TO
on hand Plumbers work promptly attended to.
hs H-Smeo 20, av., bet. 18th and 18th sts.
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WASHINGTON
w CITY GAR RDEN.
ERNST LOEFFLER. Proprietor.
Netc YORK. dCeaNs, beftosen Ist and 2d sfs.

In calling the attention of the public To my grounds
/ would state that every arrang ement hak A
been made TO MAKE this "Retreat' more VEAv
attractive every day. Mondays the 6ar- ls.ht II
given by select baud. Those desiring 10 enjoy the
dance and waltz y il find the saloon IN complete
proprietor will eheerfully grant the use Of the
grounds for school or other Pic Mic Pa ties with
out CHARGE
For the amusement Of children he has introd uced
number of little games, never before seen IN this
CITY, aud calculated az the same time 20 amuso the
"old folks"
~. B.-Attaohed is my Bottling Estahlishm. nj,
and families can be supplied with a1y quantity at
their residence, of that heathful drink, BAGF X
BEER, upon short notice. ie Is Sm
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limited STATES CAPITOL EXTENSION,

i lNlTED STATES CAPITOL EXTENSION,
PROPOSALS wall be reosived at this ofhoS ur1iI
noon of Tuesday, the 2lst of August next for FuT1
lshlng and Putting up the Iron Ceilings of two
rooms over the connecting corridors of the Capitol
Extension
The proposals must state the price for each cell
Ing complete, In place, painted with three good
coats of white lead In oil.
All of the Iron work ofthe Ceilings of every
description, including the fastemngs of the ceilings
to the walls and to the roof flames must be inc a.
ded IN the price bid
The proposals. must be endorsed, Proposals
Tor Iron Ceilings" and must be accompanied by a
guarantee, signed by one or more responsibIs ner
sons, addressed to the undersigned.
They Will be opened at the time mentioned above
IN the presence ol suon persons as may choose to
The drawings ofthe ceilings can been seen at this
Captain Typographical Engineers,
In charge of Capitol Extension.
Each proposal should be accompanied by the
Form Of Guaran.fs.
The nndersigned, b and q ID, Of, In the
State Of, and In the State Of. here
eJ guaranty that In case the foregoing bid Of
he or they will within ten days after the receipt Of
at the pace named execute the contract
Tor the ceiings with good and sufficient
and, In case the said =" shall fail to enter into
the difference between the offer Of the said -
and that whloh nav be acocped,
Date =, 1850. Signatures OF guarantors, B.
Witness, f.
thereby certify that the above named are
known to me as able to maar Ecod their guarantee
... signature, " II.
To be signed by the United States district ind ga
United Ststes district attorney collector or some
person. known to the War Department.
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NE SALT wATEP pATuIrsc

M SALT WATER BATHIryG.
IIARSHALL'S PAVILION. (MoOre's Land
lngl viii be open for the reception of vIs a a
tors on the 18th OF June. ThIs delightful 8Je N
resort Tor those seeking health and pleas liz
nre, Is unexoelled by any place of the kind oa t6e
Potomao nyer IL is situated about one hundred
miles from washington immediately on the
Potoms o. and IN tall view of the ChAsapeake Rsy
and famous Tor hne Oysters, Soft Crabs Sheephead
snd other tlsh. and easily accessible bs the steam
s0ats plying between Washington, Baltimore and
NorlOlk. Inc underslgned has ma le addIii lual
improvements ia bis Bath Houses and rnauT othe-
lmprovements 70 the comfort and enjoyment of has
guests. The Bathing cannot be surpassed. Splen-
did hng ing and enty Of Fishing and Sal Boafs
Tree OF charge; he has spared no expense in pro
vldlng good Coti ion Band in laying in has stock
OF choice Wines, Liquors, ,Segars c. and for those
VINO visa TO AVOID extreme fashion and 20 seek
retired ace where they can make Themselves Al
home there ls not more pleasant place IN the Uni
yea states. ne proprietor pledges himself that
nothlng shall be lett undOne on his part T. render
them SO. Terms for board: $50 per day, for less
than week; Tor longer time, Sl25 per cav; SSO
per month";. Persons wishing % address the pro
prletor viii direct TO Leonardtown, st. Mar :
county, Md,
jes-2m X. J. MARSHALL, Proprietor.
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GREEN SPRING ,,,o

VI PAVILION,
NsdT The Old IRON FoHudry and ONLY kcIf n g7fls Bv
land from the Omnibus Stand IN Geo-getotrn.
The ladies and gentlemen of Washington and
georgetown sre respectfully Informed
that this beautlIui placs, on the Foundry HEAV
Branch, ls now Handsomely fitted up for IE.5S- Il
the reception of Picnic Parties and other viEltoTr
There are numerous springs Of the purest water
ana constant shade throughout the dar, There
Ia a large saloon for daIoInE, with dressing room
the grounds.
Schools, Societies. Clubs asd Social Parties can
OBTAIN this delightful place for Pic Mos without
proprietor three DAYS notice.
Meals served at sll hours, and Refrash
ments furnished at city prices
Ofhcers will attend At al times for the preserva
tlon OF good order, AID no pains wi be spared TO
give satisfaction 10 all visitors.
jeeSeotf Proo,Ietoo,
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

OLt OhLG AANo AsGAN L.
II HOUSE. No. s6f New Work avenue. between
loth and nth streets north side. contAlntnG hfeeR
rooms. This house is convenient to the Patent or
nee, treasury etc rs ilghtec BY gas and IN every
way saltabe for . boarding house. Rent mo ieraee.
JSGRT SR north @sf sGSI OF fS,5s. Sas 'SsG9d
TOR RENf-Thr 6ne FRAME ROUSE Known
u as French Evans HOUSE," sItuate. on NJ 81
north, between 9th and l6ta sireets. No. $50,
one Of the mot deslsable private resIdences Bn
trees and great numbers OF curTant shes Of va
nous kinds. and hne shade traes nth 900 feet Of
oghna. I rsIi1f1S,n 3 .no PPS 10 j. {. COOK E.galh
EoR RENT-Three BRICK noUsEs-on. on
u Twelfth street, between { and d one on the
corner OF Twelfth and IA SITS. and ore 90 N, be-
tween 18th and l5th cts, Inquire Of JAMES ".
BARkER, on II street, between ilth aud nth, No.
t1S INA 0-u
4 story BRICK HOUSE, No, lrsS, on q street.
between 18Th and Sfh s!s Flrst Ward, lately Occu-
pied by Mr: Bodisco Russian Legstion, posssss-
Ef :. PARKER, next door east. ma l6-eotf
TOR RENT-A small STORE, ocrner Of SIN ,t.
u and Penn. avenue, pder the Clarendon Hotsl.
sul iabs for haTber's saloon or cigar store For
Inflammation lnslIre st the Hotel. mar 50
E,oR RENT-FAs FIRST FLOOR Of the build
Cit, IA, recently oe5Ssspsd SSsSsds' 6y ' cSss a %sses
office. Also the front room in the second
story and the third floor q the game building For
Louisiana avenue. Asst
SENATORs, MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-
- Two splendid suites of ROOMS, elegantly fur
lIshed. vii be rented dErlng the session Of Con
ress, in the most desirable iocsIty IN this city,
National Hotels. Those m pursuit Of such Rooms
Eill 90 We, 70 make early APPLICATION st No. SIS
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IN SOAP AND CANDLE
WORKS,
GREEN STREET,
Bstvssn Brtdss and Wafer streets,
Georssfotcn, ID. C.
large stock of CANDLES.
Brown, Family. CASTLE and Fancy SOAPS,
Also,
TALLOw and GREASE
for Locomotives, Steamboats,, and 81 kinds of
always on hand,
and for sale ct prices
70 suit the trade
G. b. JEWELL, Proprietor.
275 ALIEN 275
JACK SON.
L A T E E n S.
g. PENNA. AvEsuE,
,s Between 10th and llth streets, jsR
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CARRIAGE FACTORIES.
WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY,
Wv ID Sfrsef. Eeilcecn ga and lolA Slresfs

WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY,
w Street, Bestceen sfh and lotA Streets.
We have just finished q number of first olass
CARRIAGES, such as Lighf Fanpe. .&1ES,
Wds0nS, Park PhsafoHs, Fa11tly Car keStSE
riages, dnd BHggtes, which We vii sell atSnN1
ver' small proht
Being practical mechanics in difsrent branches
pf the business we fAtler ourselves that we know
the ety les and quality Of work that viii give sshs
ieoton, combining lightness, comfort and durs6tl-
~.
Repairing promptly and carefully attended 20
the shortest notice and most reasonable oharges.
WALTER. kARMANN A. BOPP,
Coachmskers, successoTs to Wm. T. Hook.
sp H-dly
T CARRIAGES.
Il He Subscriber having made additions 20 hi
xotory, making II now one fthe largest. -
In the District, where hls faollltlet forS
manufacturing CARRIAGE a. LI6HTAG
WAGONS Of all kinds cannot be surpassed, and
rom his long experience In the business, he hope1
70 glve genera satisfaction.
AL kinds Of Carriages and Light Wagons kept On
aand.
All REPAIRS ssns, and oil srdsrr prsup,
q attended 20,
seosns- hand Carriages taken in exohsnfe tor rev
snea. ANDREW J. Joyce.
th-d .~rnsr ~ lsts Ans y sssL
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CLOTHING, &c.
CEILING OFF

CEILING OFF a ~ b-.--e- n 80
- AT COST!
In order to decrease my stock have determined
70 close OUT the balance OF nv SUMMER CLOTH-
ING AZ cost All IN want Of summer Clothing are
respectfully invited 10 call at No. $50 Seventh ST.
opposite Post Office, and see the great reduction in
summer SsothiRE. ~ l2-im
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~ MAPLE SUGAR.
oeIved. ''' W. " '''n' A A1 oooAh' Just re
b8 KING l. BURCHELL,
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND sEALER

" OF GAS METERS,
WAsHINe ToS July ls, 1880.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. That, asree-
ably TO the provisions Of the oldnanoe Of the Cor
poraton approved NAY " la6n, the undersigned 10
now prepared ~ heDever eouired in writing and
pre- payment Of the fee Of fifty ceuts TO Inspect,
examin test, prove, and asce tain the accuracy Of
registration OF any meter In in this city"
Every meter. ffound incorrect, Will be oOndemned,
ano snother, seaiea ana Inerkeo a. uns, VIII oe
snrement Of gas IL viii be sealed accordingly,
and asal put IN posi- los for use.
Ofioe No $40 seven'h street, (nesr Odd Pal
low.' bsl. ,.Pep Irc% ~ %s = z r ~ m
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EDUCATIONAL.
COM NJ CIAL COLLIE &c E,
~ No. 416 SEVENTH ST,
Opposite the GsneraI Post 0Hce, Washinston Cir,

COMM MERCdAL CeLLE E,
Opposite the GsnefdI Post Ofce, WdShington City.
Armorian System of Penmanship, Bookkeeping,
Mercantile Forms and Calculations, Business Cor
Iespondenoe, Bills of Exchanie, Current Bills,
Commission Sales, Grammar and Arithmetic,
IVA Preparatory Class for Boys.
ship
Rooms open from q. m. to 10 p. m. For terms
ms ms as-sm I'M ''' WIN. w. YOUNG 4 co.
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Ihls well known and popular Seminary, which
H. Richards for more than ten years will be opened
on the first Monday in September next, under the
united supervision and instruction of Mr.. aud Mrs
4. RICHARDS, in the well arranged and deli ght-
fully located Union Academy Building For paTtic-
uIars see circulars at all the Bookstores ma2S-tf
M MRS. McCOR sICK'S SCHOOL.
ltRRS. MCCORMICK desires to inform he
friends and the pubic generally that ehe will resu me
me 6uhes OF her School on the LIST Monday in Sep
tember next. .. g.
The course Of study pnrsued viii comprise sIl the
branches requisite tos thorough English edrca-
hon.
In addition 10 her day scholars she is de.irous of
Teoeiylng into her family q few pupils boarders
ssed from 10 TO Il years, who viii be under her
her arr1ngements for The accommodation and
due care OF pupils have been considerably noreaeed
and otherwise improved. Those in Washington
desiring Particular InformatloD with reference 10
her school may apply to w. ID. Wallaeh, Editor o
the Star. E..'''' '''
For terms and further particulars Apply 1t her
reslcense-No. 80 Cameron street, AleIindria, Va
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFACToRY,
- lQ9 TTH STRusT

SUUIHEhN TkIINk MANUFACTOkH,
y <se TrH STRIsf,
Opposite Odd FeiioScs' Hal, Washfagron, ID. C.
Travellers will study their interests D. exsmlnln
my TRUNKS, VAL1CES &c before pur- -Gvv~
chasing eseveTe- As uee none but thekGfGN
best material the market affords and employ aS6
the best woTknen, oan confidently recomme nd my
work TO be superior in Strength and DHTabtlify 70
Trunks that are made IN other oues and sold here.
keep constantly on hand, and make 70 order Con
LEATHER, IRON PRIME FRENCH DRESS
and WooD BOX TRgNKSi ASHLAND asd
Other YALICESs TRAVELING BaGS; HlR-
NESS; SADDLES; WHIPS, &C., r..
Trunks, &c. RePelred and Covered, in q work
manike manner, a. short notice
Trunks Delivered in anJ part Of the city. George
town, or Alexandra.
=, Alss1a1.AgeHt G0I Hoye's celebrated FAMILY
de i5-E JAMES 8. ToPHAM.
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GAS FIXTURES.

w Have in store, and are dsl y reoeavrns, Gas
FXTURES Of entirely New Patterns and Designs
and Finish, superior style 20 anything heretofore
offered in this market. We invite citizens general
y 10 call and examine our stock Of Gas and Wster
selected stock in washington.
All Work in the above line Intrusted % our care
MYERS q MceHAN.
mar S-6 3fs stre~f
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TRUNKS. BOOTS AND SHOES

ROOTS AND SHQEs TO SUIT THE
ID TINES.
Weare now manufacturing al kinds Of BOOTS
and SHOES, and CONSTANTLY receiving a0HRn
supply OF eastern mad. work of every de- III
sorlption, made expressly 20 order, and will ~
be sold at much lower price than has beeus
heretofore charged in the city for mEoh inferior
aruoes.
Persons 10 want Of Boots and Shoes Of eastern OF
city made work, will always find good assortment
In store and At the lowest Prlces GIVE ne oall
GRIFFIN a BRO.
tpb b-r 31l Pennsyvania avenue.
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"A XXX ALE AND XXX .ALEg
% Be- oktHined 81 the wAsHINgToN W BhEM-
ERY Thu Az y made ns, from .fos nss ssa aots
samsrs @. c0LiNEAU. PrcprietoI of the
r1I wsshn Rrsvsu. eorref and s7th ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-04
ERAN PER.
HAVING oPENEDA
FAMILY GROCERY AND FEED STORE,

Covser ei Ns,e fo-k qcsnss asd Tsnth sfrssf,
may be wsnt Of any article in the above line His
endeavors shall be 70 please, and BY strict etten-
share Of their patronage.
His took consists OF every article usually 20 be
Store. ma IT-u
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JUST received Per schoOners n. 6ilfllan. MAY
H. Backs. New Jersey, Beulsk, s1s Q, -. Hsti,
Fou'teen Hundred Tons be.t .spslir BOSTON
!, sa-eost -. ofce e CO.. ~ III iath sn2 W.
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tECLR-E ERSlCIERUNG.
'tt'u'lIW'3 @t5 " .yta't Nj 6guN, Gle bier in Ribnont Gus
."'' wNr. "In"I III o." c'U8lhn &rpus .2s:s Der untcricilS-
.rtt NYEUi Gy
'r,~, >&'trN Iu Nr&Hcr GumSonp III Wbilerslptio
- "8 i n&latuA ~&Hlttcrw8 1uf &]Nrtnbau,cr, Stprce, ;Sotrlten,
.t'e "'N' SH"tii ittn St'HUnHtA. trHGnpct trr. SduSacrdik-
lrETri, M. tM Ne NtT u "nc NCdr IL cen biulefcn Vrciirr
Ma >t.itntl, W'I2t nn 9tGrn orn 3c;!uit rrn ,Ecucr ocr-
'@'"I EGNt! @ticin NT'Ii9rN, b>t cC9 tlnrrTiDnct,u oorpI pre-
MA. Glt nwr!sTNt Ger .,SrtGt &&c0tru ii france uuc ) my
Acar2H9" t'na..i NN III @~rlIay,!rhlo ap 403 9& lnutIir. Sd,
ot' icN STI {, une ErrdAt o&S G0pttaI ecrciken $500. 900.
,N Hitj'"l,rc htllatrt ih lie >jpci9pinw an W. iirase am
1HAr,n Nn.tT'"'N Gem G:cHan9t 5o!eI uo nctra s ). @abP
N@-- E'HrU' SItrl'F1Nrpcr t1r &s:iRc UNI > eua wcrb
s.r'tr&A.S F1.:i9lt rAr cw brlttN Gun,EOGricCH unc III rCu tiui,it,s.
= tHeA 5n'9ENn 5taonnci mo mi.c bi S~trUrfdacn rcr QjItrs
~ : II 1iIyHlenN ans ViGhlt. Sr. 6. q. Nrtfer N,cr,
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2lgtattr S]1htinpriY !

Fem wGitrtu'tnoGi Tututlu tuNt hermit ;r Msfr;at. ran
~ lprtcr rNc ScRcWn3 lr.S'INgogtruH &H,;aucid crH1t;tn Hss,
Htncn G'als i3 a1r1:anti farm Eao' Cti tA NJ II 81 rr DlUcgt
nGrtaTr. Erhu uurr
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