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PHILADELPHIA. Sept. /.

PHILADELPHIA, sept. i.
A correspondent of Forneys Press in a let
ter dated near CentreyilIe last evening" says
Last evening about ) o'clock, McDowell's left
flank was turned by body of rebel cavalry,
about 5000 strong. McDowell's corps being
on the left Of our army, and the rebel cavalry
being supported by infantry, McDowell's en-
tire corps was almost instantly swept away
The charge was fearful.
Our army was reinforced at noon to-day by
at least 60,D00 effective men.
We have in the field. including Gems. Frank
Inns, Summers, Porters, Richardson's Sedg-
wiek's and Cox's divisions of Ohio veterans
from Western Virginia, together with Gen.
Sturgis' new division, the following Pennsyl-
vania regiments on the new levies :-123d,
124th, 18th, 10th, 12Ith and 12Sth. The
latter marched from the various camps near
Washington this morning, where they have
been lately located, and from whence they can
safely be spared
Eight hundred prisoners were sent forward
this morning to Alexandria, making 1900 that
have been forwarded TO Washington. The
total number OF prisoners captured by us was
very heavy.
A very intelligent prisoner, a commissioned
officer, told me that Stonewell Jackson made
an address to his army the day before yester-
day, in which he urged his men TO stand firm
and fight to the last, for if they were beaten
then and there all hopes for the Southern Con-
federacy wauld be lost.
This man also reports that in Fridays battle
jackson had very narrow escape from cap
ture.
The correspondent of the Philadelphia Press,
dating 31st ult., says this p NJ. our whole
army is massed 10 miles south of CentrevilIe,
beyond Bull Run, and Notwithstanding the
rebel army has received such great reinforce
ments, we are driving the enemy at every
point, and victory sooner or later is considered
certain.
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lndroscogH. WIN. y. GARCELON. of Lewiston.
Arcosfook. LOUIS CORNER, Northern District,
J. q. A. BAKfON. Southern District.
Cumberland THOMAS HANCOCK. Gray.
Fraalffn IS. r. MORRILL,, of Pennington.
HrRcock JAMES w. DAVIS, of -.
keaaebec. -. A. RICHARDS, of Augusta.
Raor ........GEO. w. WHITE. of Rockiand.
LiacofR. -. CALVIN X. HARADEN, of -
OEford ....ALDEN CHASE, of Paris.
penOJscof. JOHN RANDALL, Jr., Of -.
Piscafagsis. DAVID SHEPHERD, of Sebec.
Sagadahoc.. JANE II. SHAW, af Bath.
Isomersrf.. SAMUEL HOPKINS, of Skowkegan.
Waldo MARSHALL DAVIS, of Brooks.
Washington j. c. ADAMS, Of Cherryfeld.
York. .......S SAMUEL G. ADAMS, of Alfred.
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The writer of the above has left his real name
with us. The offer is genuine and applications
may be made to the Office fthe Press.
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For Judge of Probate,

For Judge of Probate,
OXFORD. .ENOCH w. WOODBURY., of Sweden.
For Register of Probate,
Lincoln. :. JOSEPH j. KENNEDY, of -
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srhc remainder Of the surgeons names for tho
counties of Knox, Lincoln and Piscataquis. will be
inserted as soon As tho appointments arc made.
sep2d& wtsepl0
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~ Consumption and Catarrh, and all diseases of
the Throat and Lungs, successfully treated by NINA
LATIoN, By c. MORSE NJ. D.,
au1s '62 cod Corner Smith and Congress SITS
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PHYSICIAN AND SuRGEoN.-H A. LAMB, NJ D.,
Office, corner of Congress and Chestnut Streets,
Portland, Ne.
Particular attention paid to Surgery, including
diseases OF the eye and ear. aug1-6md
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DENTIsTRY.-Dr. JOSIAH HEALD, No. 21 Con-
gress Street, first door east of LIST Parish Church,
Portland, Me. augTdly
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NATHANIEL MARSH, Receiver aus
pEHsIos oEkiGE; JUsM 9, isel:

DENBION OFFICE, JUN II o, 1901.
L TO ALL KLOA II kAY CONCkSN
Application having been made under the aos Of asc
June 1850, tor the reissue Of the land Warrants de
sc ibed herein which are alleged 10 have been los
or destroyed, notice 10 hereby given that at the dstt
following the description OF each warrant new
certificate Of like tenor will be ssued II NO valid ob
lection should then appear
No. II s21, for so acres, Issued under the aot oi
September, 1860, in the name of J ohm Denny, snd
No l03 ,3lI tor ~ srres, Issued under the aot Of
September, 1880, In the name Of john Barton, and
wss granted March II, ls55-March l6, 1865.
No 1893, for 160 acres, issued under the act Of
March, 1885, In the name OF George W. Warren, and
was granted October 5, ls6s-March Is, 1873.
No. % l3e, for 100 scrss, Issued uuder the act Of
March, 1856, In the name Of Barnabas Cool, and wa
No IL S23, for 100 acres, issuei under the aot Of
March, 1885, In the name Of lhomas Johnson, and
was grsnted June 81, 1s5s-March l6, 1861
No. 38,6lb, for loo acres, Issued under the act o
Marchj 1895, In the name Of Alb gall, widow Of Jops
than Beard, and was granted August I, ,lsb6-Marct
No. 1,67l, for 100 acres, issusd under the act Of
March, 1855, In the name Of Isaiah Tasker, minol
child OF Elijan Tssker, deceased, aud was granted
september 2oth, lst6-harch I'D. 1852.
NO ~ $50, for 12O acres, issued under the act o.
March, 1866, In the name Of kufus r. Woodford.
and was granted January %, ls6S-Asrch o., 1862.
No; 46o, for l2o acres, Issued under the aot Of
March, 1866, in the name Of Jordan Hunt, and wa
granted August 7, ls58-Msrch o., 1859.
No. es 273, for 100 acres issued under the a0t Of
March, 1856, iu the name Of Hezekish smith, and
was granted June 90, lsS7-April 8, 1860
No. 81 .f3t, for l60 acres, isued under the &C.
of March, 1866, In tho name Of jacob Bradtr, and
J6SEFh Il. bAEhErI,
Commissioner
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OF REGISTERED BONDS.
q inillionu Of hs AZ anaY.ain tim nT
OF COUPON BONDS.

or COJ IUN
Eighty millious of tbe denomination of. 81 600
Twenty millions Of the denomination Off,. 500
Proposals. vii be received for the delivery of all
OF one or more dtnoniDsti0ne Of notes and bonds,
corpl. to, including the engraving, p hitting, mum
eriugi snd paper, or separately for the etg aving
for p'inting, and for paper The engraving mast be
n the highest style Of art and the paper Of the
Propo,,fs must state the number Of sheets and the
hygtegnte represen tatiye value Of each denomina-
ia which they undertake to furnish daily, sua the
last lumber OF days required from notice Of award
Icto.e c1mmrncs ment OF delivery
aodels for notes and bonds must be submitted and
rpeeimeus OF work accompany them.
Models OF potss on tn taco viii be In the same
iorn a. NV u cd, and on the backs will state the
Iriveee OF legal tender and other privilege sipu
lated in the law.
Modes OF bond, will, in addition TO the usual
III uayiors, have the statement that they are reirn.
nu'sacle alter five and pay able twenty years from
date.
ItBexpected slso that, "a far as prac,c able, the
dies and Plates will be sueh as have not been here
tofere used except for work of the Cnlted Statea
Fash proposal must be accompanied by o state
nat Of The bidders facilities Tor executing the
work, the number OF press. 10 hands employee,
security buiidngs occupied, and capital lave sted
Proposals by iCcJrpor ted companies must be C.
comp .Iied by copy Of charter and the names OF
IN. otfcers aud proposals. by unincorp poratsd asso
ciaious by the articles Of association and names Of
parties.
Bonds for the faithful and prompt execution Of
Of hy thousand dollars will be required The nsmes
of the part es offered sureti es and their written
CONSENT to bee. me SUCH together with cert fcats
of IN Assistant Treasurer as to their sufiiciehcy
must accompany each propo.sl
The btcfe'ary Of the Treasury reserves the right
to r.j-et auy all the bids and vary the amounts
sIe td, IN his opinion the nte rests OF the public
rerVice may require feb 2S-t5th
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SnAHsD PROPOSALS are Invited tiiI
- the loh day of March 1863, at u O'Clock IN for
'npplying the ), SUB Dept with 0 600 head of
BEEF CATTLE o1 ihe hoof
)he Cattle 10 be delivered at Washiug gton City
and each animal to average 800 Jouudy gross
weight; no animal admitted which weighs less Than
1000 pounds gross.
The Cattle TO be delivered at such times and in
zach Qusntities Us the Government may REQUIRE
NJ cattle will bs required under this contract be
fore thu 1st day Of April, 1852.
Heiters and Bullocks not wanted.
A bond with good and Sufficient security will be
required.
Government reserves to Itself iho tight to pay In
Treasury notes.
No bid will be entertained whsn put In by con
tractors who have previously failsd 70 comply with
h"i coItracts OF where the bidder s not present to
respond 70 his bid.
BIDS to be directed to Maj. A BECKWITH, c.
o., U. b. A, Washington, ID. c.
FoRM OF BID.
|, A b do hereby proI ose 10 deliver 10 the Gov.
ernine nt 20 Beef Cattle on til, hoof .cr - or
huhdr, pounds gross weight: The Cattle to be
delivered at -, according 70 the terms Of the en-
closed advertisement. The attle 10 te weighed on
the s:alcs and tn, wei9 LIT 80 dett rmnea to be the
purchase weight hereby agree 10 give good aud
tuileient bond for the fulallment Of the csnIset,
and to receive Treasury notes In payment for the
Cattle. feb IA
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IIsITED STATES PATENT OFFICE


On the petition Of Edward Spain, Of Phiadt lphia,
Pennsy van,a, praying for the extsnsion Of patent
granted to him on the 10th day Of May, lsiS, for
an improvement In churns,' for seven years
from the expira lon Of said Pa,ent, which takes
place on the 10Th day. Of May, 1853,
10 ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once, on Monday. fhs :sth day Q, April
appear and show cause, II any they have, VII, said
petition ought mot to be grated:
Persons opposing the extension are required to
fle In the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing, at least twenty days before the
day Of hearing all testimony fled BY either party
to be used at the said hesriog mut b. taken and
transmitted In accordance NTH the rules Of The
ON e, which will BE- turni he'd on application.
The testimony In the case will be clCeed on the
l4th day Of April next; dsposiiions and other ps.
pers relied upon ss testimony must be alsd Ia the
ohloe or before the morning OF that day; the ar
guments, If any, within ten dsys ths rsaf,sr.
Ordered, als0 that thi notice be publk he'd In the
Naio~al Republican,, Washington, D. c, and Phtta.
d>lpAia Pres PhilsdelIhia Pa, once week for three
successive weeks; the rst Of said publications to be
At least sxty days previous 20 this day Of hearing
d. +. HOLLOWAY,
Commissioner Of Patents.
r. s-Ediiors Of the above papers will plens
COPY and send their ILLS 10 the Patent Once, with
. paper eontsiaing this notice. feb is-iawsw
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PAPER HAN0QI0S
MISCELLANEOUS.
ID RoPOsALs FOR WELLS, PUMPS, Dc.
MAYOR'B Orffcr.

MAYORS Orricr,
WAsHIs oroN. February 10, 1852.
Propotals 10 writing Wilt Be received q thi, Office,
Gl nsuS ISss for
water and for sinking Wells, inoIuSlos ali neot
~ materials and woikm anshlp 10 DIGGING, laying,
isspius The same psli:ct repair for constant
IN n. FlIst District oomP1sj Of the First and $50
District, oomi osed Of the Filth snd Sixth ~ wards,
saeh ds,rct be bid for Co. srstsy, and to BE- Civ
CO S ns Sn Ss Ss H %
t' 'he i0ll'v i's 'PssiaS, Sd% Wsiis IIGsii
and < IN = ing tho dit, pr iOc, I'ssi The Val:
to b ,Olr ioohs. thios. e sooa hard brick.
Srssh,as Ssfne I'D ~; wsis i d.sC.i sasa per ,o
Tsking ~. old walls and putting In same, per
S:::: %o:. Sa :sss ss.n s:' sse ns 'SS.
s,. The
tSan 'Ii.s iUch.. tsst the isa coabIe ''' not '''
Paving new wells. including brick and pump
Opening old wsll,. and covering sue with old
:, Opening old wells and covering same with rev
timber.
leaks, &c., when It can be done without taking out
Taking out and putting 10 old pumps, per log
Making new joints 10 old logs
New logs put In o:d pumps, per foot.
New boxes and rpouts In old pumps, each.
New pumps, per foot.
Boxes and spouts f. new pumps, each.
Copper chambers for pumps.
1Ls top log Of the pumps to bs 9. the best ssa
s1ned whit, OAK, and the remainder OF the bst
'ea'0nd yellow R'60iR; R6R HYpRAsrs
leaks, &C., q. new valve: and .pouts, rspsirips The
es %S.a and ss e son. the SG
Taking out hydrsus and putting in same, each.
Nsw hydrants, per foot.
spou's for hydfsnts, each.
Spout stones do do
Isin'ins pumps % 1nd 4 B hyGrsnts; y,I each.
Handles, axles, spears, plates, bspds and repairs,
Spout and lower box irons for pumps, each.
New Joints to old spesrs
New spout and valve irons Tor hydrants.
quality Of their respective kiI d..
No ther will be RIO .Ned tllat Is not made by .
practical pump m iker.
The persVn orp r.ons whose cfsr may be accepted
VIII Be rsqairsd to enter late DO iSr one thou'.sd
ai,htui performance Of his or ih.ir contract; and
shoulI any oSntrsoor Or contractors fall or n fuse
10 comply with any Of the conditions or terms Of bis
Sf n S st
rtctirg 1t to be done, the Mayor is author zed TO
,mploy any other perSon or persons TO execute the
same. t. furnth the m,teriale upon such term ss
fsOtof or cOntrsstCrs 90 falling shsl be ;rsp uSps
to this Corporation for any loss or dam!kei. Qsy
.usain thereby, and the Mayor msE, at his d. .srs
trrctors
feb l6-law.wSa
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-p.ASsHW1ER- TRlINs,

lR.lAA1FGER Tn AIFs.
@ e SAss 1oaDAr, Iss,u..z ., l.d2 shs
nees wln run - Soilows:
~ Dsik fseim ar,.~ a and depart from wasAsvsos
49, ewtse aeUeek and foo on SuWdass.
ZOE fHnADkLPHrA AND NEW YORK
sCi TCs T. II % :ns and
4 sSs ! S:1rof1ssa1Rs,. - 81 ? e 40 |. m and .pu
ESE HARRissyRa .sd e. NORTH and
WEsT-Lsavs WashtDston at ., m, and or
FOR PREDrRIoK--Aty4oa .. M, snd p. m.
TRAINS nOvING NORTH.
As. 4 Rse: Nv, WfhS'nsSSI SeG n
o:.s os i.sgs. ": w..s1sou g. q.
II ssor. Or o%os TS .ss s'1 morning 90 oSunss SSs
{ s.ss;: : :s;s ss:s.ss. ~
FSiI.S;!peis Tain i.sy.s . w..h,ss.on =. .p m,
rs..Sn!ng H baltimore at 90 p m, and Philadelphia
Ansrnoon Aeeonnodssioa leave Washington 100
8 FL e: % 10 f' ~
:..: ;:,: . Hsa.sS ;s.ss.;ss. A. 4.
. issdsv:, leave ws:Siaston A Il 4 500 and s.oop
through to New York every day during the week.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
Leaye New York at Z O. m; Philadelphia II 90 Q.
n; Baltimore 4.oopm Arrive ct Washington $50
Leavs New York at sp NJ. Philadelphia lo.sop.
n; Baltimore 4 % . n. Arrive at Washfngton $40
Leav. New York st II p m. Philadelphia $50 =.
4 Ii beItamors 1ss . N. Arrive N Warrington
Looai Aeeouneda.ion Trains leave Baltimore q.
z; n and tss p m for Washington arrive there
On S.adsys st b and I.sS q m only from Balti.
nore. No Annapolis Or Frederick connections on
faosnger Trains leaving wsshington st 7.4oa. m.
and 20 p n, and Baltimore at Z IS O.. N. and 4.S5
r. m, make direct Connections for Annapolis at the
Junoton. The f40a. N. and the 3p. m. connect at
helay for Frederick, Hagsrtown, 10 &c., except
Trsins leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash.
inGton at go O. N. and $40 p m.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at 800 O. N.
II Q. N. and p. m, and Baltimore at 40 and 7.86
.. n, will Dap only n Aneapols Jmction
Way Passengers must take the Accommodation 7ralxs
frslns will ksvs Washington and Baltimore
EempaS xos cs.d Hns, excepting thst the 4: 80 m,
1.ss m, and p M trains will wait 20 minutes, II
nscsssa:y to secure the Passengers and Mails from
FOR sIcK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
special car, with an attendant. with beds, will
lsays " Washineton twice week for Philadelphia d.
rect, at II O. m for the accommodation Of SICK and
wounded soldiers.
W. r. SMITH,
hbs Master Of Transportation, Bait
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NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.

Passenger Trains leave rsa Pavonia Ferry -
and Long Dook from foot Of Chambers street,
New York, - follows, Wis:
Att A. n, EXPRESS, for Dunkirk, and Buffalo,
and principal intermediate Stations.
Ats A. H., MAIL, for Dunkirk, and intermediate
Stations. THIS Train remains over night ut Elmifs,
and proceeds the next morning.
Ats A; n, MILK, daily, for ottsvils, and inter.
At ia. II ,AocoMMoDATIoN, daily, for Port
Jerv!s, and principal Stations:
Al ! p. a., WAY, for Middlstowu, Nevbursh
and intsrmediats Stations
Al r. NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS, daily, for Dan.
dirk, Buffalo, Canandaigua, and priac,gsl Stations.
The Train Of Saturday Ttops 1t al Mall Train Ets
uens, and runs only to Elmirs
Ate P. ~, ACCOMMODATION, for Hosn.s
Vile, and principal Stations.
CHAs. MINOT GenI eupt.
NATHANIEL MARSH, Recover aug 10
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

" WARRINGTON. Feb ID 1909.
On the Le;ition Of Alfred T. Serrell of New York,
N r, praying Tor the sxtens on ofa patent granted
to Lin the 10th Of ay lsis TO- an improvement In
: Machinery for making Mouloiig." r. seyen
SSIsos SIss on the 10Th dsy of Nay 80 ss 'AAe'
II is ordered that the ssid petition be heard At the
Patent ONCE on Monday, the 2sth day Of April next,
:. u O'Clock m; and all persons sro notides TO .p
petition ought not to be gianted.
PeIons opposing the extension arc required to
Ale lu the Patent Once their objections, specially
yet forth IN writing at least tws,ty days before M
70 be used q tbs ssid hearing must be taken ant
transmitted In accordance with the rules uf the office
which will be furnished on application.
The test mouy In the case will be olcssd on III,
18th day CT Apri next; depo.iti0ns ar other pa
ONCE on or before the morning Vt that day tbs a.
guments, II any, within ton days thereafter.
Ordered also, that this notice be published In the
NaionJ RepsJlieas, Washington, d. O., and the New
YORK r 11ss, New ork n Y, once wett 10, thre,
successive wieks the first Of said pubi to be
at least sixty days previous 70 the dsy Of hssrios
ID, p. HOLLOWAY,
Commissioner Of J atsnis
.s.-Editor. q ths s above paper. yiil r!e:ss:
paper OoDtsioipg this notice, feb ls-lawsw
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NEW INVENTION OF ARTIFICIAL
IN CHEOPLASrIC BONE lkErH,
without metal plate or ol isps, By

ID r. S. b. 8 IG Els M q N b.
80 Broadway, New York; and $50 Peuns. ayenus,
bet 18th and 18th sts, Washington, u. g.,
Calls the attention Of the public 70 the following
advantages Of his improved system:
lst The teeth ofhis manufacture will never corrode
change color BY any scds and sre three fourths
lighter than any other.
ID. No teeth or roots need be extracted, - the
artificial ones can be inserted over them.
Sd. The roots will be made iuofeusive and never
to ache.
9Th. No temporary teeth are nscded, as permanent
ones can be made immediately, thereby preserving
the natural exrre sion Of the face which, under the
old system, Is frequently disfgured.
bth. This work has been fully tested for over Eve
years, BY many OF the first Chemists and Physicians
of this and the old country
Dr.. D. has also invented . white indeetructible
metal nllins with which the noet sensitive teeth
be flled without pain, and can build up perfect
sound tooth on any aide roots, which will las.
through lifetime.
ne refers 10 the following gentlemen: Dr. v. MOT,
Dr. Doremus. Professor Of Ghemistryi Hon: A
Emigration Co. Of New Yor1; Hon. Judge Wayne,
Of the Supreme Court, of Washington, D. G.; and
thousands Of Others
Call and examine yourselves nov s-sm
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Nk. L q LA ND's f
- Anti-Rheumatio Band
PERMANENTLY ouRks
RHKCkATlyA. n u psr1osa fovm',
6OUT aad NEURALGIA,
H1gNkas assd dNRRVOUS E7EC1IONJ,
LkPURI77kS af Al BLOOD,
And a< Esl Effects Of ksrewy.


II h . conveniently arranged BAND or BsLr, con.
iaiuing q mediosted compound, to be worn around
the body, about tha waist, EouALLT AyyEOyINo IL
,oslAota injury TO the mas d&lieak person.
by this uyatmept, ths medicinal properties con.
isined 10 the BAND being Of higkly ayp~satie and
vosatils ndtWe, snd oapalle of being yeadSS alsatd
4rougA Ae iDra ae sas, come into dras oo.lea with
lng through the process Of diyestion. which would
teSd not only TO d.tract their curative power,
but impair the internal organs and dersTg 70 the
digestion also.thss .voidtug the avar.r. sdss, %
often the result OF t,RerBal raueds, aud edeottng
te1ea cure by psuSyina and eqalirrG Ns eirclatios q
h vial fttdi and reaorh9 ~ paru d6eted too ksalAy
condition. This BAMp y also . Mos po,oc5IZ " AHTi.
AIxsusIAL AsssI" al will ss'rsy relisus the sys.
tenn IRON It. psrnirtow e6eas.
Moderate esses are cured In a " days, aud we are
eonstanty receiving usosAbed tesimoslals-to which
We invite inspection st our ofice-of lheir efficacy In
aggravated cases Of los,o aandin0
Price Two Dollars. Bent by mail upon receipt Of
"a, or BY expisss everywhere, with all nscsssGrp tn
ty.saias, from the principal office Of
q. SMITH o., ProPrietors,
4D1 Broadway, New York
N. b.--Dsaripttts rycsiIav ssnl free.
~ This Band will not interfere with the soldiers
dulles. nov 1b-ly
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oO1AtA1 oUH4Ooxas
0v1lC1 Ne. - r1MHDHIvAnIA AvINUl,
1asa As1DA ~ eAttswa Arsss,
sd' WAan0goo CIT,
nsasssssily tsslsp ~ prsSssao.ai sssvsss ;,
tAe l1elk 9evtng hsd q extsnAvs pfseties u
-. 8 s.S Z ~ssyssss w - & 49, ss::"s:s =
Df. L. - sss,ssl ~ risAs y - ~ nsw,nprU
nsst, yssestea y Dm. 4; y; 7. I. Asay, p Pm.
alys o. foreign naislisE ssSlslaG bssvssl then,
st the same uls fs1dsring tAs opsista0 npfs AlH,
.at.rsl .pd q noss salIiZ = " Pasisss ,ai!s.e
IN or ooldsrine, Vk 8 ofsn eoaSsS u spfineias
q R,sts. a.d soassqusatly a inpsrlsst adaStsaaoS
- 0e mouth. - .a-.sE o. p
Hs wosld rsspsstfaiy inviis u psbHs 10 his onss
b sEaalae this imprevsmsnt. Todo % = 70 b. con.
vfnesd Of III Npsroity over al nstAods hsrstoloss
Ths dsntal prolession b also invited 10 cali and
.zlso, dsatisss oss ). islsshsd with sssth Of sll
kinds, it Len psies than thsy oan b. bought else
Whsrs. rr.- afHH nov 6-N