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LOCAL N 70 w g.

GRAND LARoESY.-Last night about IL
o'clock mau named Conrad Duerr went into q
Bowling Saloon on Seventh street, near !, for the
purpose Of rolling game. He took OF his vest,
in the pockets Of which was silver watch, two
penknives, q ono hundred dollar Treasury note,
and one hundred and sixty dollars sewed mp in
the lining Of the vest While Duerr was rolling,
succeeded In getting ont with 1t. Duerr, after
missing his vest, traced Bolsho to the Pennsyl-
yania House, where he had sold It for fifty cents.
sixty dollars which was In the lining, otjcer
McElfresh arrested Bolsho, and he was commit,
tod to jail for court by Justice Walter. The one
hundred dollar note, watch, and knives were not
recoypred rnI|-u4.ET +
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Monument to Major Con. Mcpherson

A call from the Army of the Tennessee, u
for a fitting testimonial to the worth and
services of their former noble commander,
who fell before Atlanta on the 22d of July
has been issued through the Cincinnati
Chamber Of Commerce, from which there has
been selected a committee consisting o.
Messrs. Adolph Wood, James A. Frazier,
Hugh McBirney, s. c. Newton, and J. L.
Talbot, to receive subscriptions from the
citizens Of that city.
The Army of the Tennessee have the en-
terprise in charge, with the heroic Gen. join
A. Logan leading the work, assisted by Maj
Gen. W. b. Hazen, of Cleveland, Breyet Maj
Gen M. d. Leggett, of GAINESVILLE, and Bre
vet Brig. Gen. A. Hickenloopsr, of Cincin
natl
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22
AnRrsr or BR1oAprrn GENERAL RAasEY

ARREST OF BRIGADTER GENERAL RAMSEY.
We understand that another important arrest
has been made. The individual is no less a
parsonage than ex-Brigadier General y. @.
Ramsey late Of the confederate army. 1t Is
said that our Governor, W. q. >Brownlow, ID
we'll acquainted with him.. 1t is stated by a
contemporary that the Governor is indebted
for "checkered observations" through bars In
Knoxville, East Tennessee, to the ex-Briga.
dier. His trial will develop some exceedingly
rich scenes. Nashville U,iion, Friday.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

This afternoon, about three o'clock, the
10th New York artillery, numbering about
l,456 men, under the command of Brevet
Brigadier General J. J. MORRISON, .Lieuten-
ant Colonel PRINCE, Majors PIERCE, HICKS,
and CARL, marched down the avenue on
their way home, having recently been mus
tered out. .. F.I,.t hn.Dr .r ~
This fine regiment has for some time past
been encamped near Fairfax Seminary, Va.
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tributsd so much towards saving ths. .enor.
nous expenditure of life and treasure.
I tciH gnsst. no ssoys pastoYs jor tlspres,
e',t was the emphatic oonclusion Of the Pros.
'id.ns and. turrlpg y oolA Baows,se, h,
dirooted him to issps ~ ordsr to tbe ttorI
ney General referred % above.
This was a glorious days work for the
country, and the people will not forget tc
thank ANDREW JOHNSON for II. tt
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22
GRovEn' 8 THEATRE notwithstanding III,

GRovER's THEATRE Notwithstanding the
inclemenoy OF the weather last evening, this
popular dramatic tomple was filled to repIstion,
the reason being the arst Appearance, on the sec
ond engagement, Of the dis istinguished artist,
the Fanny Wood Minstrsls, Space will not
permit us to speak In detail OF this little minstro
band. sufice 1t to say, they are the greatest In,
stitution Of the kind we ever saw and when II is
remembered that they We're produced for one
hundred consecutive nights in New York we can
not lee why they should not enjoy nne run
here ...' .... ,.r.y
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

The Union Press, of Louisville, is hopeful
that, after all. the Union candidate for State
Treasurer, Neale, will have majority. In
80 counties the official vote stands:
Garrard (anti Amend ment). .S7 4Oi
giving majority thus far for Garrard OF
97j. But most Of the 81 counties not yet
heard from are expected to give sufficient
majorities for the amendment candidate Ia
secure his election.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

THE Hartford Post, speaking of the Ken.
tucky election, remarks that it was sutf
clently Bourbonized, and that we have
learned nothing or forgotten nothing and
refused to recognize the lessons of the war. u
When he sees the glorious returns given tC
General Rosssau, Green Clay Smith, Ran
dali, and others, he will return to the BOur-
bon and get glorious. -
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R0lltlenl.

The transfer Of Hon, D. W. Gooch from
the House of Representatives to his new po
sition in Boston will involve the necessity Of
an election to Congress in the Sixth Massa
chusetts District. The Boston Tralscrp
says the southeastern portion Of the district
viii present the names of J. @. A. Griffin
Maj. Geo. l.. Stearns, and James NJ. Stone
for the vacancy. They are all able men.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

A SwINDLINa PosrMAsFER.-Benja amin
Green, Postmaster of Mystic, Conn, has left
for parts unknown, and it is rumored, nay,
asserted, that he has swindled many persons
out of various sums of money by breaking
open letters and appropriating their contents
to his own use. 1t has been for long time
suspected that he opened money-letters, as q
large number have been missed. Boston
COHrier I.... .u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

A YOUNG MAN named Voorhis lawyer ai
Monroe, Mich, who was the favorito Of the
town, attempted to commit suicide by poison
last Tuesday, to escape charge of forgery
that was about to be brought against him
He was found in almost q dying condition
but medical aid relieved him, and he wal
lodged in Jail. lie has wife and child al
Pontiac, Of that State.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

Col. JoHS ]. CLADEcK, 35th New Jersey
volunteers, convicted by general court-mar-
tial-Gen. SwEIrzER, President-of arrang.
ing and engaging with one G. II. MOORE,
citizen. to defraud enlisted men Of his COM
mand, has been sentenced to be dismissed
the service, and the proceedings have been
approved by Maj. Gen. AUGuR. 1.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

TAKING THE OATH.-At Gen. Parkhurst's
office on High street, yesterday, the daugh-
ters of the lamented Felix X ZollicOffer took
the oath of allegiance. Nine returned rebel
soldiers and officers also took the oath of al
legiance Nashville Union, FRIDAY.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22
Presidential Appointments. A

The President this morning made the fol-
lowing appointments: ... ..' . ~ ..lI
JOHN X. GooDLoE, United States Attorney
for the District Of louisiana ..r
THOMAS c. CONNOLLY, Justice of the
Peace in the county Of Washington, District
Of Columbia. u..
JOHN L. WILLIAMSON, United States At
torney for the Western District of Tennessee.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

The receipts Of the Bureau of the Internal
Revenue yesterday amounted to $l,346,-
5l4.44i and the entire receipts since July lst
amount to. -, $40, ,9s2.8l. It is estimated
at the Bureau that the receipts for the quar-
ter ending September 80 will foot up to over
sixty millions of dollars. ,..
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Bx TELEaHAPu.


NEW YoRK, August q Luther Gall agher.
Of Bloomield, N. T., recently in the Quar-
termaster's Departmonb was arrested and
sem 70 fort Warren On The chatgs Of de-
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22
Great Fire In New York-Lsss, Halt Z
Million. ..HIr.


New York, Aug 2l.G-A are commenced
at noon in liquor store, No. 204 South
street, and communicated to buildings 202
and 2o6, and thence to a Government bonded
warehouse, No, 2eS. J" 4.lht'.-H '"a. a.
q The fire is still burning, with prospects Of
q heavy loss. .' NJ a'1at' 7ri q. 'lsaanf"I'
~, A large force Of police are present to pro-
tect the property and 70 prevent rioting
among the fremcn. htE N1H5- ."t afa
SECOND DIsrArcH. 3T'. H = ,H.t
New YonK, August 2i.-Thc FIRE to-day
consumed buildings No. 204 South street,
occupied by riggers and ship-joiners Noe,
4Ol, 4o3, and 405 Water street, known as j.
Hicks's United States bonded warehouse.
1t was occupied by F. W. Bramphn, and was
heavily stored with teas and eoifees.
Nos 397 and 500 Water street, occupied
by Smith 4 Co., dealers in copper and old
iron, were badly damaged.
The loss is over $500, 900, mostly on the
bonded warehouse, ", '"
Three aremon were injured by the falling
of walls.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

ORDERS were sent from the War Depart,
ment on Saturday to stop tho intended sale
Of 4 Thousand mules In New York, as the
animals are now required for the Indian OK,
pedition now organizing in Leavenyorth,
Kansas, .. 10 u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

PoLIeH MArTERs.--MariaS Simms was ar.
rested by onieer Buell., Of the First ward, for
stealing breastpiu from Florence Wilson. jus
tico Drury held her to bail for court III. M
Louisa Hays was arrested by 0ficer Miller for
selling liquor to soldiers, aud selling without
license. Justice Drury fined her $2l. II In each
case. Of. a., Il fr r... 'r.m...-- .,
Charles Ranes, man about "a years Of age,
was arrested by 0iecer Wallingsford for rape
upon Nancy Clarke. Justice Handy held himto
bail for court e.. -.l .. .0.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

The President this morning granted tn,
following pardons:
JosEPH HENDERSON, Tennessee. o..
p. R. DICKINSON, Wilmington, N. C.
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tsin ntil1s Ssn X t,if.NI


JdFoRrREss MosRoE,. August ~, ---Last,
evepipg Mai, Gen. Miles .reqeiyed informa-
ton that the steamer stolen, or said Ia have
been stolen, from New York about four
weeks since, whs seen yesterday passing ihto
IWatehapraguS Inlet, 7he ydensrAi consc-
lquently dispatched q detaehrnept u about,
thirty mon in charge of Lieut. bowman, Of
the Sd Peunsylvanis cayalry,to so.in search
Of the steamer, They left hers at u clock
lsst,syeping on the Efsanief Blackbifd, ana
have not returned up TO this hour, Up. M. , (,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

We have just received from JOHSF. ELLIS
music dealer, No SO6 PennsylyanIa avenue, be.
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, the following
pieces Of new and beautiful music: "Valse des
Paysane," by T. Norbert CaulAeld; "The Days
Gone By, " words by Charles sWain--musie by
|. Henry whlttsmore; "Eight," words by Alice
Cary-musie by ThOs. Story.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

y New YoRk, August af.-John cusick, re-.
siding at No. go Baxter street, had a disturb.
anoe with his wife, Ellen, about 8 o'clock
last evening" in the course of which he threw
her on the floor and set Are to her clothing,
burning her in a most shocking manner.
He was arrested. a Of. o.. r.u I'd
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GaId and stanls.

New Yonk, August 2i.-M Gallagher's
Exchange, gold closed at 1921 Erie, s3i ;
Hudson, 1OSi; Reading, 1921 Michigan
Southern, so! Pittsburg, s7ig Rock Island,
1861. Market dull, but steady.
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SECOND EDITION
-FOUR o'CLoCK. II. M.

/ &c" w w "''' ~ ~s f'sss
uen' 'ohssos Yesterday announced Sfnd hs pur
pose 10 quite crowd oil reoe' apphcantsfol
p'roon' 'na' no 'nou'u Bran' no more par
uo~ ior 'ne P'esen'' anu ".o0'eu nus oecre'
'a'y' Vo'' bHoNN'Ns' 70 no''iy tpe Attorney
uonerai ' OF 'ne on''od e'a'eS To- 70 Recommend pr enc
" MN no more persons lor pardon under the
amnesty Proc"ma''on un',' no so ordered. [,
inere are seVerai goOa reasons ior thii
course Vi vie t, rresiuen'' W We We' exceed
insv slad' as we know ,he ioya people o.
the country Will be, North and South, thai
ne has determined upon such course
ihere Is great wisdom ana sound hcyint'
heoeis VINO have ooon pardoned have gone
home and conducted themselves badly, They
neither exhibit gratitude Tor favors granted
nor manifest disposition TO T" accept the
situation" as 1t really exists from loyal
standpoint Thsy rather assume that they
are to view II and act in the future from the
rebel or oid-ame southern stnnd-Point. Here
tney make mistake, Inc citadei OF slavery
mas fallen. ihey m"a accept ne fact and
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

ORPHANS COURT-Jndgs Pnreell.--,The
and admitted to probate. y
The first aud hnal account Of william II. Lang
ley, executor Of John Hayre, was approved and
passed. I'D. =. -. o..
The will Of Annie Maria Thornton was filed
and ad mitted to probate
Margaret Foley gave bond In the sum OF Al ,0a0
as guardian to the orphans Of Martin Foley.
Letters testRmentary. were issued to J. n II.
Smith, executor of Annie NJ. ThOrntop,
The inventory Of the personal estate OF Samuel
Webster was returned by the administrator.
Letters of adm nistration were lssuei to Bridget
Kelly, Administrative Of James Y, Kelly.
Alfred G. CasSell gave an additional bond in
the sum Of $1,000 as guardian TO ihe orphans Of
John A. Cassell.
An order was passed for the sale OF certain real
estate belong to the orphans Of John A. Cassell
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

HARPER's MONTHLY, for September, has
been received by PHILP 4 SoLoMoSs and
HUDSON TAYLOR. " '.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

sHAKsPEARE ON THE CABLE-"In the
deep bosom of the ocean buried"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

THE CABLE -" Thodsirb.t to sight, to
memory (stockholders) dear"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

ACCIDENT Yesterday a party of soldiers
on horses Were racing on Boundary street. when
Jones, company lst United States artillery, fell
near the corner Of Fourth street. The rider was
thrown, aud the horse fell upon him, inJuring
him severely He was u,ken to Campbell hos
pital and properly cared for. IH' :
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

LARcESY-John Reed was arrested this
morning by oaicer Coomes, Of the Seventh pre-
cinct, for stealing seventeen dollars from james
L. Beusley. He was taken before Justice Wal
ter and committed TO jail to answer the charge
at court,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-22

DIED IN THE CELL.-This morning about
o. clock officers Carraher aud Cullen were nou-
lied that man was lying very drunk and In an
insensible condition at the corner OF Maryland
avenue and Sixth street. The officers procured u
wagon and conveyed him to the station house.
This morning at trial hour on going to the cell
he was found dead Coroner Woodward will
hold an inquest this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-30
Comuerctni IusciIisescc.

The English funds have been inactive. Consois
closed at Seia5Ss.
abort loans are Pc! cent ..,
In Confederate Loan there numerous fluctuations
cloaing It Sass. -,
m, Spanish res I've Debt firm the enf made
nv the Finaice mister In tie Cores ;et the Government
jn,rud adopt T. obtain eacrrior into the Euro
psan money IIs-' -.
AplrricLn secgties nEchangec. -. =,
ia Ii,eru iDlen mentions the failure Of Messrs Nt.
isad r!-.eh.. Co IN tr t!tt5 trade spd Of Mcsss I'd
snnrd Thompson Co., Ans lsu uerchsus Lisbi tes q
eb former hesvy and the fro pee 81 eu dsto u1itToT
abr Ii,ti tiles Of: = letrI are ABOUT S"u,ur
hosgY hIRzir-TrEspAY acISise, Jan 1.-THE I'm.
THAI unds c iDcd IN corsrc ience 81 ANNOUNCEMENT o.
sbs lta! All lean Como closed .; 80 @6.t. 80 ,
s disco nj usr1e, rather gh both q The Bank tnd
On be- OPEN market. 49,. a..
In The stock ExcLause sboIi osng wee of-ei st 2 cent
('orfsderr,r Loan in proved l. cio.iHe ?, eoGoh
Yrsuch Rent.g clos,J NJ 6I. cen.hIs+
E,ie rad up share. declined T. - -
IIgxKp DOL COTTON MARKET, JAW 10 a1d Iine usn shd
ma. been very poor und the foI The TWO o'y GO no
~.ceed $50 blleS 800 speculation hho iof eHi'.
Jr,c.s have ,rd tendency. - 800, q,
LIVERPOOL CORR NAgERT JEIi Nv Leet Gun AZ q; &
<,Il lower tlstr unchanged aud eIcu't 10 move 1""s
LON rejected .. - Ca. a., co6.s
unai red Tea steady Rice hf1 ard higher ls.'" hfn
sttBJ0Nb 49, =, =, H., no., 81, d, q. dnI 4,
L,yzxr1oI J,a II. e-c,!rsc1f1cs-sle far two d'5'
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ARRIvEp..... sUEDAY. Jan. ~
S'e,m,hp Borussa Qjan~) Neier hanbir-, - south.
mpton H. q ms u l-e and iGl pn.-., Kunsrn Co Has
lad vr,y rug --as, strpng vse.i.ry ars tue whole
itf inst 81 psds ~ teavy sea viii no'. VI ,as
ssilr drck per Of re d house AID Boat CIR id
away ted sl, aud cstlesds and d-sb I'd 3 en-, q
WHOM erts died. 10Th inst b" "wfi was wsoed
oy-gboa and T. 81 experienced fear q hurricane
go the w wbc tasted ton end mode I'd int
severe storm, w,tn d dTe ,dfuiiy high
si SC lila LyerpooD ''nlng ~. jogo, sngsr Prncrr
~. irs Hes Is Days ~ Of Hate a. with heavy Ns
". WINS =, -,
a. ,;cor-- ". jenkins of Yermou,h, NJ 81, Dolly, New
poci, ~ dly- ri road rln l., or ter .
Gnrs Ni,nirn 10, Hon Konl Knight Hong Kong Nay ~
via s. Tom II ms ry ~ Passed An,rr ne.
.l., It Hritnt Cr %. lT inst 20 mics r. by ~ %
~, t~rs. has had uccrsoD Of wrs'r gales sine WITH
n,urh snrw. 49, -. r. 10 49,.
salt. u. z. DeWof.
WtSD-At sGusvt, ~ hsht.
SAILED.
JAN ?a-Stearirr.- Newton. q. :. Giant.
Scsooi.rs--U. T. CTansr. ). r. iris Monterey
SPOKEN.
Steam. bin kangaroo. bonnl E.-l2h lust. r. ~ rn,kar
>rn.n D Firm bonnd E.l1 ii,t, lat. % ~ ~ 10 ~ -
steam. ~ City Manchester bound Eth Inst, s -
u lot IL y. -, 49,, f., AN
Steamship City Of Baltimore, bound E-'9th ins;, $50 p
IN on candy Hook.
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FROM PARIS.
Ereucb Fiuanc. s-The P1pat Ball
church aud state In France "a rdinai
Amdroa's Louer-A nsoricnn Affairs In
francr-Mr. Dayien's succtsser~i
perini Hcnlths.
PAnis. Jan. q. leC5.
From Uur Own Correspondent


PARE. Jan. g. ices.
Minister Fould'c brief report Oh the financial
cond.ion lie pub.ned. 1t look, bach FAR e, lr6a.
and fo ward No g.. l-GGretrospect, aspect and pros
peet all cheer,al The deficit Of 1853 which esd
mated Lust yoar c, - CO., oJ will final settlement: Of tho
Budget Of TINT year. i: sppeafe. amount To bat
ty snty eight millions; for 1864 income and Ouigo viii
very probably balauce for 1855 there viii 10 All excess
On the creait side Ct eighteen Millions and there Is
reason TO hope that this sum will be augmented by
virtue Of gradual di.n,nLiion and final cessation OF
the extraordinary expenses Of war and marine thut
fsurc now in tho budget Of 1865 for sI,.f million
A reduction of military expenses to the amour. OF
twenty ono millions in the land service and twenty.
three millions in tho naval department for 1865 lie al
ready assured.
s1ch orc te chief points Of this report which is only
general outline survey of the state Of the finances The
full detailed explanatory repor, that will accompany the
budget VIC shall ot have until the opening of tho Corps
Leg.Aaif next month. TO tina. people looking Cor
eaegcss Of the following sentence IN the text OF this:
There viii be lin the economL, made In military
uensesl large resorrccs the application Of which Will
be decided On hereafter" The amount Of resources 10
stated falls very far short Of the !undicd OF millions
which PARTY among the Enperors councillors have
proposed 10 obtiu by loan or otherwise end apply 20
apd pnbc works throughout France. Tn.
perrua.oa that these works b. pushed with grent
new yigor 10 still quite general Tia, Minieter Foud
10 strongly opposed ~ loan Is known however and
all the ramors 81 lis leayins the Ministry died out.
Aud 30 TIC hope SLOWS that thorough reduction
of war c1pcnecs Ia In contemplation. something on
scae that VIII really deserve the oaine Of diarmamont
For tic present We are tod anost officially. that 30
war vessels 10 10 pat out OF commission. On the
land side though there 10 nothing po,'tgey decided
and .csly announced there Is ntcady eamuation of
sisn. pointing 10 the confirmation Of European truce of
long enorgh continuance TO Jusfy partial d'irmrg.
These sgIs nro specially favorable IN thu: Lately most
threatening Au-iroItGGn quarter Of vhet newspaper
20. cl tta political LoiLso,. TAoy arc frightened,
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4 NAitl).

NAkD.
~ Mr. MAX STRAKOSCH he:s '.'p~c',n!y 20 ,.-.rs,ded
tina, he In, ,,'prued from Europe whrrr he haS 'ase
IN cecting nrgns.n cuts with the fol- wns onr,r,s
NO will sppeeT in his forthcoming series o. o''"N
MILE. HrLENE DE- kATn,"' c,c,, ,c,s
the wonderful psrc,ucr on the .io'o'F ,l.r. William
ni5c Of Pru1~is; rrnlts nj, Ia Con'of'a''''' -
the only lady iv ~ to whom w Hen MEDAL
a. his Msssty King Leopold naL Dic-,,. OF rabsn
oe aina" mu,es Of Hnrope have uaans
n ,asiy declared that 500, ON, ny KATOW
MLb ..' "a aud Mr.. S,rssoNch hta p2Ttie''s'
nr s .9 ,i bn net rst ,' enI. y Sa@
I, 80, N M, al. nion ci tlr Anitf'csn l'''0'
'fAo'I"a's "''' MI, JANIS NJ. WEHLi, ~,
.,. -. ,,r a,.o P.lno''or'o NlrtGo.' 70 Iis
ay s q Aa . SSss' Ssno "a is t-I
vu o. 'ihn,rIonic : oeiy, Gc.. has also ~ 'e1 ~
cn.se-H,r'. -, r IN, frat ap,earrnc D! these rc'
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