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DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW oRLEANS-Ar Oath bark Edward Everett
Howes, Boston: brigs Crocus, philadelphia; Gauges.
johnson, New York; sch Geo Darby, Rogers, Phila-
ar 18th. sch II Russell, Nickerson. New York;
26th, ship Lisbon. Currier, Boston.
Below, ships Galena. Leayitts fm New York; Bor-
odino, Gllkey, and Annapolis. Pickett. Baltimore;
bark Hazeline. Cunningham. Boston;
PHILADELPHIA-Ar.s chs Oriental. Thompson,
and A Griffin, Foster, Boston; Carroll Croker,
and siak, ingalls,. New York.
AR I'd. brigs Progressive Age Hill. sagua; Nsthl
Stevens, Haskell. i'm Rockland; sch Frank Herbert,
Parker. Boston.
cd lst sch Nautilus, Dockham, Thomaston.
Cid 3D., bark Glenwood Fairfield, New Orleans:
sch Ida Wheeler. Dyer. Boston.
Ar I'd, barks Starlight, Rogers. Trinidad; Pawnee.
and Frank Herbert Parker Beaaiort Sc' NV
Cid I'd, bark Cordelia, Bryant. New orleans brig
Ambrose Light. stahl, Bath; sch A Conant, Nor
NEW YoRK-,Ar ID. schs Astrea. Cassidy. East
port Marasaibo. Heniy Portland; Hydrangea.
Ar Sd. ships Mary Robinson, Mecleave, London;
Galatea, Wendell. Manila; bark Elizabeth, Palermo;
sehs G d King. McGregor. Calais; Il westbrook.
CID Sd. ships Resolute. Freeman. Liverpool Vic
toria Reed, Larrabee, New Orleans; brig Fanny But
ler Bartlett. Salem; sch Florence, candsge, Gardi-
Sid LIST, ships Antelope, Statesman. Jere'h Thomp-
NEW HAvEN-Ar I'd, sch Gen Armstrong skol.
field, Ponce.
MYSTICAL LIST inst, sch Hudson. Griffin. from
NEwPoRT-Ar I'd, schs Leesburg Blake. Port
land for Philadelphia Somerset, Poole. Augusta Tor
Fall River.
FALL RIVERA LIST, sch G W Glover, Thomas.
Bangor.
BosToN-Ar Sd. bark volant, Morrissey. Buenos
Ayrcs; brigs Lindsay, Guptil Baltimore; Avon
dale. jerks, Rondout; schs Light Boat. Clark, Char
lottetown PEI; Isabella Blake. Freeman. Baltimore;
Eugene, Parker. and Maria Lunt. Boynton, Phia-
dephia; Moniezuma. MAYO. Elizahethport; r Bent.
Foster do; Baltic Snare, Cranberry Isles.
Cid 3d. barks IL A Brookman, Lockwood, New Or
leans; Antietam. kellar. Bangor. to load for West
indies; brigs Dan'l Boone, Gilmore, Matanzas; Bir-
chard Torrey, Cotton. Calais; schs Pocahontas.
Berry. Philadelphia; Richard vaux, Powell Rock
port to load for do; zicova. Murch. Ellsworth,
Ar 4th. brigs Geo Amos. Nickcrson Philadelphia;
Chas Miller. Brewer, 20; sch Martha Hail. Giichrist,
Baltimore.
GL0UCESrER-Ar 30th. sch Aurora. Day Ban
gor; I'd Ellen. Couins, Bangor tor New Haven
ELLSWORrH-Ar 2sth, sch kupicola, Woodard,
Boston.
Cid 10th. schs Forester, Remick, New York; Soth,
BANGoR-Ar I'd inst, bark Rambler. Packard,
New York.
CID 3D. brig Marshall Dutch. Dighton; sch Gcor-
giana Turner Newburyport.
ROCkLAND-Ar 9th, sch Dyer, Jameson, I'm
vinalhaven for New York.
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OR IGN AL AND ECTE ID.

SB- On the first page Miscellaneous Sc
lections.
SY@The Times says "set down Bath for
four hundred and odd majority for Cony'
gyrThe response to the nomination of Mr.
Cony is of the most cheering character.
SH-Charles Lewis, about years old, a son
of Mr.. James II. Lewis, OF Rockland, was
drowned Monday evening week.
svAn old unoccupied schoolhouse, on
High street, Bath, was burned Friday night
last.
sVThe Brunswick Telegraph understands
that Gilmore's Band is to furnish music for
Commencement at Bowdoin.
sH-Dr. j.. M. Currier. of Newport, has Java
coliee growing in his garden, and declares that
it is less susceptible to frost than beans, toma-
toes or corn.-l Machias Republican.
sB-The copperhead paper at Belfast speaks
OF Judge Cony as renegade democrat"
All truly loyal men are now renegades accord
ing to copperhead photography.
p-Ex-President Pierce is to preside at a
mass meeting at Concord, N. H., to-day, at
which Fernando Wood is to be chief speaker.
Poor Piercei"
sB-The 43d Massachusetts, regiment, whose
term Of service had expired, offered their ser
vices to the government, to fight through the
Maryland and Pennsylvania campaign.
aB-The Maine Farmer states that the Togus
House has been leased for the season by Mr..
Shannon, for many years the obliging and
popular clerk of the Stanley House.
sV-On Monday last a boy by the name OF
Waite, OF South Thomaston, was drowned by
failing in well TO which he had been sent TO
draw some water for men at work upon the
highways.-lFree Press.
sI-A fire in Millbridge on Thursday last
destroyed the dwelling house of Mr. Lewis
Strout, together with two barns, on which
there was no insurance. Loss estimated at
$4,000 Machias Republican.
sB- Official notification has been received
at Augusta from the War Department, of the
resignation of Captains Charles II. Doughty,
Co. e, 18th regiment, and John b. Walker,
Co. l, 9Th.
Mrs. F. J. Knapp of Danville, commit
ted suicide by hanging, Wednesday night.
She was found Thursday morning hanging
from bed post. She had made cord out of
cotton Irvine by which she hung herself. She
had been ms ane for two years. She was 81
years OF age.-lLewiston Journal.
1vWe are informed that the bundles Of
our paper containing an account of the great
affair which recently came off near our harbor,
directed to several Kennebec towns, did not
reach their destination. Our mailing clerk is
sure they were properly marked and directed,
and put in the office; where the loose screw is
we have no means of knowing.
sB- A subscriber in All Oxford town COM
plains that portion Of the papers for sub
scribcrs at his place are frequently missing. II
this is so, then there is some uniairness with
the bundles after they leave the Office, for we
now direct our dailies with Dicks patent
machine, with printed names, so that oinis-
sions are next to an impossibiIity. Atany
rate, the mailing clerk cannot possibly make
an omission without knowing it, and he would
have no motive for so doing, as he would save
neither time nor labor.
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Brighton Market-JuIy 4.
At market loo beef cattle 100 stores 200 sheen.
575 shoats, - fat hogs.
Beef cattle Extra. 50 25 a $50; first quality
IS 75a90o: second quality, IS 00as25 third quail
ty. 81 O0a 50.
Working Oxen-sales. s75, So. 10 and 100.
Cows-Sales S24. %, 81 and 4s.
Sweepstakes 81 90, %. 8 90 and 6 90.
Beeves are sold by the head prices equal 70 the
value per pound of the estimated weight of beef in
the quarter the same price, at shrinking from live
weight agreed ON BY the parties-yarying from % to
"a per cent.
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SEE IA woman in another column picking Sambuc
Grapes. for Speers Wine 1t is admirable ar ticle
used in hospitals and by the fret families in Paris
London and New York, in preference to old Port
Wine. Its worth trial, asst gives great satisfsc
ton. dec22dly
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In this city, July 8. Louisa N. daughter Of John
and Susan Yeaton. aged Is years months.
In Gardiner. June %, Of dptheria, Carrie, only
daughter Of ~. Giles Bailey, aged l1 10Th. ldela,
daughter of tlis late James Moore, aged IL.
In Readheld, May "a of dptheria. Willard NJ,
aged years months: June a. Susan j., aged yrs
months children of Jonathan b. and Mary y.
Gordan.
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GREAT DISCovERY.-Ana hesivepreparation
that will STICK
Patches and Liningst to Boots and Shoes sufficient.
ly strong without stitching;
That will eifectually mend Furniture, Crockery,
Toys, and all articles of household use.
Belt Makers,
Boot and Shoe Makers,
Manufacturers and Machinists
And Families,
will find it INVALUABLE! 1t Intellectually stopthe
leakage of Coal Oil.
II is insoluble in water oil.
1t is liquid, and rs easily applied as paste.
II will adhere oily substances.
1t is
HILToN'S INSOLUBLE CEMENT
HILTON BROTHERS, Proprietors,
Providence, k. /.
Supplied in packages from oz. TO 100tbs., by
CHAS. RICHARDSON & CO,
81 Broad Street, Boston,
Sole Agents for New England.
febI7dly
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GEORGE L. GOoDALE, NJ. D.,
CORNER OF CONGRESS AND TEMPLE STREETS,
Opposite First Parish Church)
jyl DIV thenM&Wtf
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MARRIED.

In Augusta, June 81, J. W. Estes of A., and Miss
Sarah +. Whtehouse of China.
In Mount Vernon, June 49, Lewellyn +. Gle, of
Readheld. and Miss Rosa Palmer. of Fayette.
In Lewiston, June Is. Warren Il. Farr and Miss
Phebe b. Pickett, both of L.: 10Th. WIN. II. Fellows
Of Raymond. n. H., and Miss Della A. Hilton, Of
lewiston.
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NEW ARrICLE.-CRAcKNELs.- some Of
them. Avery delicate Biscuit, tender and brittle,
aid will alraost melt in ones mouth. Manufactured
and for sale, at wholesale and RETAIL at
c. BLAKE's STEAM BAKERY,
jels If $50 Congress Street.
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Ar 9th, schs A Bird, French, vinalh.v.n -
New York; Ocean Star, Ham. Portland W.
SID lsf brgs Showers, Shute, from Bangor, a.,
rernandina, fla; Geo Harris. Showers (ffom dol for
BATH-Ar Sd, brig Selma, Prensiss, Boston; sch
Star, Denham, do -
Cid 3D.. brig Russian, Toothaker. Nassau Mp. scb
julia Daker, Low, philadelphia.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ar at Calcutta May 10. ship East Indian Hovt ftn
Msuritius Granite State, Jacobs. Liverpool; Esmo-
ralda, York, Gale.
Sid 18th, ship Annie Kimbat. Marsh. for Dundee.
18th, A II Badger, Mitchell. Melbourne
AT at Leghorn 18th, bark Sumter, Humphrey Mar
yAs at Cette 18th uit. bark czarina. Pinkham, New
Bo as at Manees 18th ut bark Armenia Hamilton
NeM I. Trieste 10th ult. bark Fanny Hamilton. Dyer
s.x = Yo hEa''s'es 10th un brig Eaton, Curry,
c.pe Of 1 Goaa ho april H. bark Sea She'll HOwes.
Gaia; Aden ia nay - ship Wandering jew, Smart. I'm
A. Alsoa Bay cGH, May 10. bark Itasc. Turner.
At Pernambaco lat inst, bark rhctis ksmh.,, n,
Sumatra, for Europe same day. ~
SPOKEN.
June 25, lat q a. lon 20. bark Meteor OF Boston.
steering WSW.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

SutUrdny..s............ ............ -July 4.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Forest City, Liscornb, Boston.
Sch Messenger, Fogg, Philadelphia
Sch Golden Gate. Weeks. New York.
Sch Cashier, Moore, Cranberry Isles.
Sch Laurel Slower. Frceport.
Sch Brilliant. Giving. Brunswick.
Sch Aboreer, Butler. Ellsworth for Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamer Parkersburg. Sherwood. New York. by
Emery Fox.
ARRIVED.
Brig II Kennedy Luke, Sagua 10th ut.
Sch Hiawatha, IngrahaIn Eiizabethport.
superior bark of $50 tons called the Flor del Mar
was launched from the yard of l. Treat Co., at
Frankfort. the ID inst She Is copper fastened
and in every respect a tine vessel.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
MEDITERRANEAN-LIG In THE GULF OF
PATRAS
Treasury Department, Office Ii Board,
Washington June 8. 1868 !
The following Notice TO Mariners has been received
at this office.
W. b. SHuBRrcK, Chairman.
1.-The Commander-iu-C hief in the Mediterrean has
reported TO the Lords Commissioners of the admir-
rally, the detective manner in which the coasts of
the Gulf Of Patras are lighted.
The mariner must therefore be on his guard, as no
dependence can be placed those lights; and il Is
uncertain whether any time the lighthouse at the
extremity of the mole at Patras will be found lighted
or not.
The same remark applies to the light at Misso-
longhi.
BY command of their Lordships,
john WASHINGTON. photographer.
photographic Office. Admiralty,
London, I'd May, 1853"
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r. q. O. f.

rIvHE Annual session Of the r. w Grand - loa M
E.llov,s Iii h. held in odd Fellows Hall on Tues
dsy Angust ii, 1868, at o'clock.
W. SEWARD p. BANKS, Grand secretary
;v1 3faw Till augl1
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DENrIsTRY.-Dr j JOSIAH HEALD No .24l Ono
gress Street, first door east of LIST Parish Church
Portland Me. ug1dly
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40 IMPORTANT
aD N 4; !; !: Il
EMz-% Mn TO ALL
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
is PROTECTED solution of the PEoroxrpr Of rnox,a
New Discovery In Medicine,


lisa PROTECTED solution of the PEoroxrDr fInox.a
New Discovery In Medicine,
that strikes at the root Of disease by supplying the
blood wthits Vital Principle Life Element. iren.
This is the secret of the wonderful success Of this
Dyspepsia, Lirsr Complaint. Dropsy chronic Diar-
rAea, Boiis, Nervous Elections. thiis and Fe-
Diseases Of the Kidaeys and Bfaddsr,
Female Complaints. aud all diseases
originating in bad state Of fAe
Blood, or accompanied bv De-
bilify, or Lou STATE Of
the System.
To take medicine to cure diseases oecasioned by q
deficiency of IRON IN Tn BLOOD without restoring
II to the system. Is like trying to repair building
when the foundation 10 gone.
Pamphlets containing certificates Of cures and
concentrations from some of the most eminent ply
scjans clergy aod Others, will be sent rnKE to
any address. We select few OF the names to show
the character of the testimonials:
Rev. John Pierponf, Lewis johnson. NJ D.
Rev. Warren Burton, Roswell kinney. N. ID.
Rev. Arthur b. Fuller, s. IL. Kendall, NJ. d.
Rev. Aug. X. Pope, W. X. Chisholm NJ. d.
Rev. Gurdon Robins, Francis Dana. N. d.
Rev. Sylyanus Cobb, Jeremiah Stone, N. d.
Rev. +. Starr King, JoseAntonio Sanches, N ID.
Rev. Osborn Myrick Marceno Amanda. n. d.
Rev. Ephraim Mute, Jr., Abraham Wendell. NJ. D.
Rev. Thos. H. Pons A. A. Hayes. N. D.
Rev. Richard Metcalf, j. X. Chiffon, N. ID.
Rev. NJ. T.. Webster, H. T.. Kinney, ND.
Rev. Jos. III. Clinch, Jose 'Espinar, NJ. u.
Rev. Adm. Jackson, Thomas A. Dexter. Esq.
Rev. j. Pearson Jr., Thomas T.. Amory. Esq.
Rev. A. X. X. Crawley, Hon. Petex Harvey,
Rev. Henry Upham, james c. Bdnn. Esq.
Rev. s. III. Ridde Samuel May. Esq.
Rev. T.. c. Headley. Prof T. Vifalis Seherb.
Rev. John W. Olmstead. Ferdinand Andrews. Esq.
~ There can De bat stronger proof than fhe
testimony Of such these. and that Is a PER
soSAL TRIAL. ~ has cured thousands rhere other
remedies hare failed fogire relief and israds caH-
not reasonably hesitate 10 gire a trial
Prepared as heretofore BY N. l.. CLARK co.
j. L. DINSMCRE. SOLE AGENT, Boston.
For sale in Portland by W. y. PaILIIrs. n: II.
HAY, and by all Druggists. jy4 eodSm
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IMPORTS.

tres do, 100 boxes do. Dbl do to Burgess Son.
Boston; "a hhds molasses, 26 tres do, Churchill &
Co.
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DRs. LOCKER KIMBALL, DENTISTS, Nc. III
MiddleS treet Portland Me. augl6-Iy
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Dissolution Of COpartnersiip'
vTNHE copartnership heretofore existing petween n
Il the subscribers under the firm OF Read 1880
4 Co., Ia this day dissolved by mutual eohss sh
Either partner Is authorized 10 use the name " W"
~ IN :" "f"''A" j. HARRIS CRESsEf.
Portland June ~. 1858. Eidu
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j. &. COLLEY,
u p h Q l s t Q r Q r
NO. 81 UNION STREET

with +. NJ. CARsLEy and is prepared TO do all kinds
of FURNITURE REPAfRfNG cheaper than it
can be done in the city. Furniture made. repaired
and vanished at short notice. aud warranted to give
satisfaction.
Don't forget the place. 81 Union ST., hrst door
from Middle
Portland, June %, 1868. je3o eodSw
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NksH'AtluS CIV Nc 90 ~ TO- }
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IA J. nrErKFK. - q Co. Wi II .

CONTINUATION SALE Of the MOfFAI'
~ E-rA p. hy orter q th- -uptcas CgIiL Bfs.d.
way Norh and ChatCh-st property.
AfisuIred uul t7fh % Nav.
B. J hLFFChrk sos & g.. wi rsi COO THURSDAY.
june H. a, ~ oc.,cs. At The rGch,us, ses,5m. No ID
DrOsiwsy:
n. T.. CON BROADWAY AND WORTH SITS -ra.vsI.
"a j. Lot. WHO tire IRE pTos. thcA walled nv ny h.
sfsntiI foe The Ic.ticsH conner e. bfradwsy I'D
" Jffa-s c1ntLts % fcrt on hgoscWsy AID 100 Get e
Wc-ihst JA- building ssa ifon rcof double cellars
frteusivc roic'Iauit Vsus ca bg.n slice 49,
fully tuii by ~ cny's ;,r the Dr. h.oia.
No. lab CHC8Cl.-SG 90 Che slbttasisl bUlk House I'd
Lot 40 lt5 C4rTcE-s between fTsnau .ud li.7tts.
ss- 90 ca .Tch -. ~. let by 100 f,st deep.
Iits iuc utAoi, s1 terms iavoIsb Lch VII DO a.
known by ne Arcosef u cr before tao u.y MI,
Of he ptpsfiy BE- hal tie ,-s O. 'he luose-r
= Ieosr usaf Nasssust POI pm an 20 o. Ill.
LtVSON, C11nte!of 81 W. No - W. a.
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GheGGrt.

rs'HE GREAT TROTrlNG NtICilES.-
4 Fashion tLEASU-.E GROUND Assoc .AiiJN.-
GrN. EI Tier ,Yd GEORGE NJ PA thEN .ot 40
li-. frd trfra ~ harness, WEDNESDAY June 3 II
- o. \ E-Au tii leul Po sc force has beru otFa4s
he pfegetu detection and palsshucut 81 picspprAe sni
d-ff-I.3a s dtNe 10 TIE fasllo, - Ny VI Jie@s
ffur 'iuue's Point 10 RIO most lc. ais A1I 0ranGi
81. . l..ud BOsl. fioui 3-sL rrry tea uila CO
F.Y- janice sg 20 ELd conns,tAs "iii shs
JCsEPu CROCuEPON Msnsser.
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Amnsemenls.

pAENUAf' AMERICAN MUSEUM.
~ ,,.I FAY MLLX byr Oh
0' That "''d''o FIa "Gs' ~ jt'' IiiliIaTriTf.
GEN. TOM THUMB.
GEN. TOM THUMB.
HIS BEAUTIFUL LITTLE WIFE,
HIS BEAUTIFUL LITTLE WIFE,
lis BEAUTIFUL LITTLE WIFE,
,h,l,e Mis- LhVlNIA WtIGGN
'IuE FASCINATING QUEEN OF BEAUTY,
TIE FA5CINA ING QUEEN OF BEAUTY,
a,a tho eqos'. ltmous
COMMODOSE MUTT,
COAiNIODDRE MUTT,
FLFIN MINNIE WARREN,
ELFII MINNIE WARREN,
ELFI& MINNIE WAtltEN,
TIE FUCa sMAALEsr hU5iAN tElN1S;
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Tas utio hu never seen such ...,,..,,
A cUARrEIIh or DiMiSUTlyE HUMANITY,
''' NEVER HAVE ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY.
.thsy leave Europe tace eus sepeut here
Wio. THEN, CAN FAIL SEEING THEN Now1
1Lns OF faux Pects hursn bsirs' u a.1' 1ear' ana
ALL TOGETHER NOT EQUAL 70 ONE
ordinary prIso1 tlr whpl- i,ur
WElOHi&G kiss iHAN 100 POUNDS!
lcss than AZ OidiY,.y boz o. % yeirsi
THEY HOLD q lR LEVELS ,.,,,,,
EVERY MORNING, AgAEnNpON. AND E'ESlNo
EVERY MORNING, AT IL O'CLOCK,
EVERY MORN ING, AT IL O'CLOCh,
Inc Sho~ T. 40 J)r.r 10 sac lie l.i5sl
WEDDING COSTUMES
WEDDING CIoTUM MES
which they ,eos az Bl .Cc CIUA-t sa4 il whioh Con
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Toy H aip-r 90 Osbs. costumes, aud i1inAu "a ok
hiDuOn ud ~ .cocA
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LADIES. tliiLDirN, AID FAMILIES,
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n J. ard
CON. MUTT aSD AiaNiE WARREN,
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To- ONLt GLh,iHE tH0TOG APIS
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AaE SPURIOUS !NtOSi tlO.,-,
ts1nit which 10 ilBAc ssA1l sent " lA A. soile
lac GRAND AoCAHIA. Leirusi Seal SO, Lion, &su,lo-
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stAESulD d. kHhrlG ORDINANCES,
AZ ftNNDDN - NE-,leb 70 a.
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