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CULPEPER IrEMs.-The Observer saws Mr.
Waller Asher, Of Culpeper Court House, pur.
chased a calf, six months old, of John G Green
a few days ago, which weig he'd two hundred and
thirty-two pounds net.
The Blue Ridge Republican says:-M Lips
COMB Is about erecting two more handsome
dwelling houses Church street near the rail.
road, depot, at Orange Court House
The Railroad Agent, at Orange Court House
has received and forwarded during the past 81 <
weeks, one hundred ho2sheads Of tobacco, weigh
ing l30, AS pounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-10
Personal.

celebrated Baltimore manufacturer of fntss AL
on the day before yesterday, at the advanced noe
Of 20 years. Mr.. f.. settled in Baltimore fffv
years ago, and had become one of its most re-
spectsd and useful citizens He Wa. = hUs re-
man OF me Intelligence, and citizen Of great
value TO the community at large. Socially. he
mad endeared himself to a very large circle of
personal friends and associates. In his business
Is a manufacturer Of musical Instruments ba Nc
perhaps without a rival in this country, his cele
DRAFTED flutes having Of late wears borne OF all the
hrst prizes on both sides of the Atlantic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-10

II Press Of Congressional and other matters
have led US to make omission for which we
owe an apology, not only to DR.. Montarde, (whose
advertisement is in another column.) but to our
readers likewise. The Doctors Miraculous Pain
Killer and Great French Rheumatic Remedy
seem to have created sensation ell over the
country Our exchanges are loud in its praises
and many Of our own citizens speak of its virtues
IN the most unqualified terms of commentator
We believe it is destined to effect much good in
cur community
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-10

FROM VENEZUELA -Adyices have heep 20
oelved to the 18th Of February. General Falcon
OF the revolutionary army, having left San Carlos
Tor the purpose OF efecting junction with the
revolutionary forces i'm the last the place had
fallen into the hands Of the Government. In An
attem 1T to regain il. General Lamora of the rebel
force was killed The government eneral of the
same NAME IS sui alive, the report Of his death
having arisen from that of his namesake n "a
believed that the revolutionary movement is al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-10

u The cost Of the Congressional printing, en-
CRAVING and binding. for the Thirty-fourth and
Thirty fifth Congresses was, Senate, ss7s .43o IS
House, 81 ,59S.O 65 40. The Superintendent in his
report, says that the voluminous documents
ordered to be printed by the Thirty-third and
Thlrty-fourth Congresses, in quarto form, with
'nelr numerous and costly illustrations, have been
completed, with the exception of the fourth and
nth volumes of the g. Results Of the Naval Astro-
nomical Expedition TO Chilli
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-10

VIRGINIA LEdIsLATURE.-Virginiah has declared
de hnitely that she Will have nothing to do with
,ne southern Convention proposed by South Caro-
lima. The Senate rejected the proposition some
days ago. and the House Of Delegates on Thursday
confirmed the rejection by vote Of forty-two for
ana ninety against sending Commissioners to the
represented in toe Convention was strongly sun
ported by the Wise faction, and its defeat NAV be
regarded as pretty conclusively declaring that
for Gov. Wise
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WHAT DOES 1T MEAx,-The Boston Advertise,
commenting on the late debate in the Senate mon
Mr.. Stewards speech, remarks:
IT IS generally understood that Mr. Seward
could II he choose disclose incidents of the anti
Lecomptoh struggle which would settle Mr.
Douglass prospects forever, and the freedom
with which the latter ventured upon a style Ct
comment, certainly not called for or provoked by
MI MI Sewards remarks. is ascrbed by some to the
inInos senator $ confidence in Mr. Stewards self.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-10

NAVAL.-Adyices from the United Stat.
Mystic dated es that vessel was about 10 - 81
Paul de Losndo, stats that Capt. InmaS cos'
mnsndIpg the African Squadron, had detailed sh.
uc 20 proceed To ~. Helena forthwith ard
afe on board the crew and oticey, ~ ~. i aho
,'s.,s oIlon and proceed TO the port Of New YorS
lDen: The general health Of the Officer,
ana re" 0f tie Mystic was good.
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u The African Colonization Socity had a
meeting at Cooper Institute on Wednesday night,
several hundred persons being present, Rev. H .
II. Garnet, President of the Society, stated the
plan 10 be to create friendly feeling among the
African chiefs, especially in the Yoruba country;
10 purchase lands and aid colored settlements; to
efect school-h houses and churches aud to instruct
the natives TO develop the natural resources of the
country; to promote lawful commerce, the growth
OF cotton and other topical products Of free labor
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ID Port an Prince. Hayti. paper has the fol-
lowing piece Of news: '' p"Pe' n'S VIC ioi-
We regret OF having received from Gonaives
nsstor az tfst ia iIbr on. that Mr.. Gerdol
ofate the memorial services Of the much bono,ad
5Dt II"w1; tue Pries: saying that this saint wa.
for and ar GerdoI ba. priest has been asked
pastor Of the community. >, Ms Poslnoa as
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E:ais ns Paris e"trespondrnt of the Courier de.
- csne 70 Paris last wear. h. not onia
~ wen, apois con III 70 restore Tuscany to him
paw, ne, on bis Knees, and accom- nanisd IT..
p"Se' VITO - re- and sobs ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-10
Spirit Of the Mernins Pre..
The Constitution says:


Whether truly or falsely, il is nevertbe,... 20
ported, and almost unanimously believed, that in
me arrangement OF the Committees of the House
OF Representatives Mr.. Sherman exercised practi-
cahy the power which was conferred on Mr.. Pen
nlngton, as Speaker and which he vaiDly strove
Tor elg ht weeks to obtain letinatelv for himself
In other words, it is believed that Mr.. Sherman
dictated how the Com mittees should be formed
and tina: Mr.. Pennington obeyed the dctation."
The IntsHigeneer is devoted to Congressional
proceedings and news.
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REnArs.sEs' 4 e 3: 1? Sc Sss: w..A.s...

IOrdered to be inserted in the EVENING srAl, IL
beinG the newspaper having the largest circulation
Of any daily paper Published in Washington.l
NCAll persons applying for letters In the follow
ing list, will please say they sre ADVERTISED.
LADIES' LIST.
Andersoo, Mrs NJ A Delany, Bridget McLsughlia, T.
Alexander, MrsMB Dowell, Miss MeCoy, Mu
Athey, Mrs Z Edelin,, Miss PIP Morton, Mrs M
Brent, MrsRB Graves, Mr Mary Norton, Miss Sarah
Bruce, Mn KITTY Goode, Mrs c w PhIIPs, Mss
Bleckg SO Grisvod, Miss J-2 Pix, Mise Clara
Baiey Mr.. Graham, Mrs Eliza Phillips, MnA
Butler Agnes Hill, Mas MaryJ Psdgett, Mrs Ann
Bennett, Miss Holt, L nj Root, Mss Ellen
Barnard, Mrs Halves, Mrs Maria Robertson, Mrs
Barber, Miss A Hilton, Mrs Susan Roberta. Mrs / NJ
Bsilgen, Mis-, NJ A Hudson, G1rs Mary Smith, Mrs
Chtcs MrsJE Hamilton, Miss NJ Stone, Mns IL
Cook, Mrs Sirah Howard, Miss echnldt Miss NJ
Cane, Miss Kate Holly, Mrs H Sloan, NJ Mary
Clark Mrs NJ ia Hawkins, Mrs A Shallcross, Miss L
Cook, Miss Martha HARRIS Anna Stewart, Miss Ida
Canning ham, AP-3 Hepburn Miss NJ Sey mour Mrs Il
Crawford, Mrs c Leonard, Mrs Tipus, Mrs Elnora
Ola gstt, Mrs Grace Lucas, Mrs Anna Trgnnsl Miss
Clagett, Miss Lawrence, Mira Tucke-, Miss Emma
Camera Mrs X haywood, Miss ] Woods, Mrs 8
Coleman, Miss & Moore Mrs Mary Walsh, Muse Jane
Cotton Miss g Moss, Miss IS Woods, Miss Ella
Crusie, Mrs Mary Mears, Miss Va Whitney, Miss
Council, Miss Minnix, Miss Kate Warren, Miss J
Cissell, Charity Msdin Margt WALKER, Mia ID
Dean, Miss Letitia Marshall Mrs A Woodland, Miss L
Duncan, Miss Madison, Miss NJ Williams, Mise L. n
Dunkerson, Mrs Martin, Mary Wilkinson ,MuBety
Disney, Miss McCraw, Mise E-5warrsn, Jsnuie
Davis, Mas Julia Mcguire, Miss znge, Mrs N
IA NrsH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-10

RESOLUTION in favor Of w Calhoun 4 Co.
RESOLVED by the Board Of Aldermen and Board of
Common Council ofthe Corporation Of Gsorgetotvn
That the sum of seven dollars and thirty-four
cents be, ard the same is hereby, appropriated to
be paid by the Clerk to the order of VIM Calhoun
Co In full Of their bill Of Oct. 9th and 10Th,
for paving. [Approved Feb %. 1860,
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I GENUINEGARDEN SEEDS

I TEN UIN f GARDEN SEEDS,
JOHN SAU NURsERYMAN, SEKDGRowKR, e. ,
ers, and ali want Of good rs be Seeds, that he
has new In store a lsrge st OK Of GARDEN
SEEDS. VIZ: Extra Early Peas; Large Early
Beets, &c; wi h every art &c in the Iiae, both Of
domestic growth and imported from Eng and
scription-the crop Of 1859, (warranted.j
Being practical seed grower, he can conSd. ntly
are as low as it Is possible reliable seeds can be
sol at "
ra-est kinds. Thes, are pat up in collections aud
prepaid by mail, at the fol 10 wing ra,es:
25 papers choice new and var cites of animal
and perenniel over Seed, selected for any at
=, ltude In tue Union. ;.......-.;. ....-- 81
81 90 90 DO and very hne :. q
l'0 do. do. do the finest "a
Seed Warehouse, 396 7th st. eet
mar 6-eO6t' Corner III, Washington D. T.
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II The two Houses of the Maryland LegIsla,
ture by a large majority each, mas requested the
Governor to remove Judge Stump Of Baltimore
from bis Cfice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-10

? A RESOLUTION in favor of c. Myers & Son.
Resolred by the Board Of Aldermen and Board of
Common Council Of the Corporation of Georgetopn,
That the sum Of twenty five dollars and seventy,
hve cents be- and the same is hereby, appropria-
ted, to be paid by the Clerk to the order OF C.
Myers & Son, for fuel furnished the watch house
from October H. 1859, to Feb II, 1860, inclusive.
Approved Feb. %, 1860.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-10

II \ native Esqumaux was welcomed to our
shores by the New York Geographical Society on
Thursday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-10

FOR A FEW NIGHTS ONLY.
DRAYToN's PARLoR OPERAS AND LYRIC
PROVERBS.
Uniqxe and Ehsant Musical Norsltp,
ENGLISH BUFFQ OrERA,
COMEDY AND LYRIC DRAMA
Acknowledges to be the most pleasing, elegant and
amusing entertainme-t in America.
Mr. and Mrs. HENRY DRAyToN.
or the ConservstoiTe de MusIaue Of Paris. the
ogrrss Theatres Royal, Df9ry Lane and
pal Continental Thes;res, in Their
Popular snd truly Novel
ENGLISH PARLOR OPERAS AND Lyric
rh.u,,,,usI s PR0SEkBs -
OF these popu ar tsts md red the
m ma 10 make short engagement with them for
The late performances IN Phi'ade' phia. New
Iorf, and Bs:tmore, we're Patronized by the elite.
sEn secured thr ,Pprobation of IN, press.
moral sense, and The a. 10 tor ether SO
novel pretty and attractive, that II NAV ne unre
d9smsio Ss1. 30 the lovers a .prishty
xoloes, pleasant music, good costumes and sftistio
fuency. 'N
sENoR L.IvEIRA,
THE GREAT NIoLINrsr
L. engaged, and will appear at each performances
On MONDAY EVENING, Ma,ehla.
Wi! be performed the admired Operetta
NEVER JUDGE BY APPEARANCES,'
And the Comic Operetta Of
DIAMOND CUT LIAMoND.-
The Orchestra will he conducted nv Her, Er,,.l,
=, Tickets NAV be procured at the Music Store Of i
r Ems. where diagram of the hall can be seen
Doors open at O'Clock; to commence at q quarter
Reserved seats. g. g cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-10

TEMPLE OF FANCY -
LADIES TRAVELLING BAGS and BASKETS,
Ph hRF 81 HsfT yvs H,,typs rdpoN.nrs
FANCY HCcYYG GOODS and TOYS.
large stock Of the above articles, opening this
da-, at McLAUGHI.
Temple OF Fancy, Pa avenue,
mar 10 st between 9th and 10Th SITS,
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS

A RESOLUTION authorizing the Judges of Elec-
ton to employ clerk
Resolved by the Board Of Aldermen and Board of
Common Council Of the Corporation of Georgetown
That the Judges Of Election Of each precinct be
and they are hereby authorized to EN- loy a clerk
In each precinct on the night of each Corporation
election, which clerk, before acting as such, shall
take the usual oath.
Be it fnrthet re,olred That the Clerk of the
Corporation pay to the order Of each clerk the
sum of one dollar each for their services
Approved Feb. %, 1860.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-10

DECISION IN THE CASE OF LIEUT.. COL J.
JoHNsroN.-The Secretary of War, having ma
turely considered the claim Of Lieut. Col J. F.
Johnston to the rank Of Brevet Colonel, says the
usage and precedents Of the service, as well a,
the actual law and facts in the case, seem te
render 1t his imperative duty to recognize the
claim, and Col Johnston will therefore be recog
ni1ed as OF that rank from the date of April IL
ISL, according TO the terms Of his commission
Brevet Colonel } E. Johnston has been assigned
to duty as Acting Inspector General Of the Army
according to his brevet rank
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r AN CLofb, all widths. 1t reduced price., for
slIs and wor.t gimps, sl oolorsL
Aa as Dq.tons SOFA springs, Mahogany Knobs,
mar cost tAlsnG.I JNo.R ELvANsA co.
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RESOLUTION in favor Of the Vigilant Fire

Company.
Resolved by the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Common Council Of the Corporation of Georgstorn
That the sum Of fifty dollars be, and the same is
hereby, appropriated to be paid by the Clerk to
the order Of John O. Larman, for the purpose of
Approved Feb %, 1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-10

DAILY LINE OF STAGES, commencing on
- the 18th. running from George NG.T
of Long Bridge. connecting at Ar H faI.ASsb
I,ngtOn Mills, Loudoun and Hampshire hailrnad
DepOt Passe myers CO n save time and money nv
t.klrg this routa, aid hs convey ed To aoy place in
Washinston and Georgetown, and can make the
S29 O'Clock train Tor Baltimore the enlng The
stage will leave HazePs Hotel, Georgs!owT. at !
9,cl ok a. m; fare from Georgetnwn, 50 cents. At
Fare to BALTIC. Depot, so cents
mar lo-iw* A. F. FAWSETT d CO
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THE ULLMAN AND STRAKOSCH
OPERA COMPANY,

AsHlN TON THEA TIRE.
THE ULLMAN AND sTRAKoScH
OPERA COMPANY,
FROM THE INV YORK ACADEMY OF Music,
WILL GIVE FOUR PERFORMANCES,
On MONDAY, TUESDAY, "WEDNESDAY and
THURSDAY. March Is, 20, q. and "a.
The Company Will include
ADELINA PATTI,
CoLSON, sTRAKosCH, BERKEL,
BRIGNOLI, sT1GELII
FERRI. AMoDIo, sUsINI, yUNCA
And the Chorus asd Orchestra from she Ne,r Yo,k
Academy Of Music.
Musical Directors and Observation-Disclosures
SFRAkOSCB. and CARL BERGMAN.
MONDAY. March 20. Oeenin. Nisht-First
ag ca Hrce Of Mics lADELlNE PATTI. IN LII
Clt ID LANMkkMOOt, Mss PATTI, eienor
BfrTEsbAY n! n AMc1s
tbs three great Artists Signor STIGELLI, SigroT
EsRRI. signor sUsINI Verdi's Grand Opera, Err
s,WEDNEsDAv.Ap55JSss PARTS Last Might
WILL Il, which will he given with the most perfect
Miss AbEIINA PATTI soII. FrRR RGl1 %sSs
pIo, And SUsIhI. Misc PATTI wIl .Inr. in a idl-
ES1 Fcno soNe compo s"s Fds aofS
popular comic English Ballad "CoNIs' THRo'rEE
RYE !" and the ApELrsA WALTZ. composed for her
rggaTIyRSS66ASY, cIo,in. Nisht of the se.-on.-rL
hOnATokE. CoLsoN, STRhKoscH, BsIGNOLI.
III Admission 81; Reserved Seats 81; Private
sSb.eIipiiss fer the entire serie. of four per-
on Wednesday, March IL. at w. q. Metzerott's and
s.s1dsy s'iS s ssS6si ioh .... fr an, of tn.
iouI seriHimanees can De secured ard the sub
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PERSONAL.

ITO THE PUBLIC.-In the InteIIi.enoor Of n.
.c, Mi 1n5 srpesred an adverti,ement headed
therein he says certain devices belong so,eis and
rom Hedt a% o. Bs ttns Of
nue. Hedss, Of New York, n. Y, and Z" from m
WI Mn r. Mod; Sf -, s.hinston. upon which rub
did use sroyed aped guide rollers on a belt saw,
sns ne ys ssHfysG stss5' patent. NJ
sns soO sPr wb SSiGs We Sbansd
ns.ret in said patent 61t M purchased ny
D.V6nghan, nor no o her person to INV fnoIlerr,.n.
otted equivalent sde pates or sed s,cavec
mHnt for saw blades, these arraneements a..
for letters patent are now pre.res sPpIcsfion
me sam IN 9se on a. improved scroll ca. m nv
am now manufacturing simI ar srrsn,es .Is
sAeEheros the key 10 Mr.. DeVauabsn,s seissS
which he never posses ss Pp9G m ssai,,t tights
sereen mis- motives behind the dIotnm of 3D. ~
been that us.d roe1s had bessD s s.S 6sd
q those used 3. Mr., Hedg-, the same bsint
the Patent mon oo Of %Ss's B'sSs
nnn, years ,ince, lhereby the public can
o. e9.. s's &c %sr: s. s1s
sst OF himself as the one tabled in the lions siin.
sIi.nt was best sa,i fed with where isnofsSoe Is
mar lo-n- WILLIAM p. WOOD.
IFafT,ssEw LADY p WHO ADVERTISED A BOX
lii ~ r. lost on the ed Of February last,
Inc for this advertisements h u Ply
IMPORTATION Is wANTEn no pvSsy
- ALS. Who came 70 this country from Caste
aseno, county Carey, ireland, siX or seven wears
10 $500 IN Columbia, Pennsyvania Any Inform
sson oncerning her wherea boats will De thantfy
SS.e thoase, cSrn, 9TH st and Louisiana avenue,
~ 0a, =. -. mar e-S'
MApAM D., the most successful FoNrUNE
- IELIEk on this side of the Atlanta ia nov
.ns CITY, and can be consulted upon al Affairs OF
IN MAtrleSe, Lost Articles. DO, &c al No.
I. 70, street, between q and l. Terms 50 oenh
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WILLIAM p. WOOD.
LOST AND FOUND.

oss1pTIrAA small bssutIlul ITALIAN GREY
II HOUND, breast white AMI som,
ynite on his ne'k. Wore collar OF hin "
.neI xth silver plate, on which is en- -
ksvoc the owner's name. liDers revard vill ne
given on on ms delivery At the c a erdoa Hotel
,THE MASQuERADE BALL at the Assembly
.. ,hH. ooms o. 9-If the eye Of the person reach
,,t i;ew benen BE- 10 reenss'ed 20 leave Il
mari 81
e. kEwARD-StrayrI or stolep. On the sth ia
yO slant small Ssrk red no ned COW -A
so'p wars Old the hair bbed from SkS
ths lett side. The above reward Will h
ssia % any one returning her ~ the Phi al 1pbia
Neu. oant, "a sveruN, between l.t nd ID ,ts
ne- o. MRS. RELL.
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Fl A nj NJ A G. KS.

ma avenue, Is now In Gaily receipt Of h , nm, st
GAME, Ol STERS and Fish ever brought to
this market Through his own exertIons he Ia |,
heen able to secure supplies of Lux1ri-s from tine
lar wee { anu the extreme north and south trch as
were never before received here. Prepared a Il
served as they are, at shortest not!ca, by his
equal to any In this country, or London. or Paris,
In its 2ty to crafty the tn ste of the most re-
oherche lover OF good eating. His LIQUORS.
WINES, and SEGAkS have all been selected by
himself In person. with the apprOla i'm of well.
known cOBnHlsseurs among his customers: and he
challenges a compa, sCn between tncm and those
oferd to the pub lie by the De!n onicos in New
YORK or the Guys In Il at moe and PHILADELPHIA
whose establishments have long 9 n d serve iy
famous bls pIlHes will hereafter, up to this
mar lO-eo+t ). ID. HANBACK,. Proprietor
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FURTHER RECRUITS FOR TIRE DEPARTMENT OF
TExAs.-The following named officers are as
signed to duty with the detachments Of recruits
which will be made up and put en- route for the
troops serving in the Department of Texas; and
will join their respective companies after exc.
cutting their special instructions Capt. Jas w
Palmer, Capt. Chas. J. Whiting, Capt Nathan
G. Evans. I'd Lieut.. A. Parker Porter, all Of the
I'd Cavalry; and LIST Lieut. Samuel F. Chalfn. Is,
Artillery; and Capt Jos. b. Plummer and Capt.
Seth M. Barton, of the LIST Infantry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-10

CLOCK REPAIRING,
OLOCKS OF every description carefully cleaned
and tie striking part proaerly adjusted, by
JAMES A. w ARSON,
SO Bri tge ST., Georgetown. d. C.
A large stock OF Clocks always OF hand for sale
mar 10 ST. " 1870
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FOR A FEW NIGHTS ONLY,

ODD FELLOWS HALL.
" j. SANDKRso
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. f.

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Sreflsn, Statin @Oblens, @Otba, Jrantfnrt a. 4M. &reu,no6,.
Walnfer, Weannbetm, ~gelr3bur9, Stuttgart an6 GuoSblra.
Uerner balten utS gu @intaiIrungen un6 Spebitipuen e~stpfpblea.
.un eG nn6 9 a ID
@sAo'o1GD ia 2Seit- 2omborbftr.
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