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Errors OF Youth.

gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous and
Genital Debility, Nightly -Emi-sons, and Seminal
weakness the result Of youthful ndisceiop and came
near ending his days in hopeless will for the sake
OF suffering man. send 10 all who need It. free OF charge
the recipe aud directions for making the. simple remedy
u'ed In his Gaze Sufferers wishing profit by the adver
Users sad experience, and posscss sure and vausbe
remedy can do by aadressng him once at his place
OF business The Recipe and full information vital i'm
portancswli be cheerfuly by return mall Address
JOHN u. OGDEN,
No. % Nassau Street, New York
r5-Nervons suhar.rs Of both will eud this IN.
formation invaluable
Nov. 80, 1868 3u
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III The fact of tho Tmnoria|ists bav;n

RThe fact of the Impcrialsts having
fired on Federal boat. while drifting down
the Rio Grande, has been substanciated. Gen.
Wcitzel demanded an explanation of the af-
fair. A spirited correspondence recently
took place between General w. and General
Mejia, relative to the firing from the Amcri-
can side on the Imperial gunboat, and the
evident sympathy shown by Americans for
the Liberals. which, when made known, will
it is said cause considerable excitement in
official circles.
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1-Ex Governor LOVE- has applied for
pardon. 1t has not been granted because
Governor BRApronD declines signing his ap-
plication until he shall have decided to re.
commend general amnesty for all traitors
Lowe was one of the ''last ditch" men, and
We regret that he did not find it. He took
several oaths when he became Governor, he
took several more when he went into the Con-
federacy. He violated all Of them and now
he wants to take more. and of course be is
now too honorable to violate them. So is
RoBEnr Z. LEE ard J. DAVIS and thousand
otLer traitors who merit more than death.
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ESTRAYS,

State Of Maryland, Alkgony County, to mit
hereby certify that on this 25th day of Novcm.
ber 1865 before the subscriber one of the Justice.
of the Peace in and for the County and State afore
said, that Enoch hight, brought before me two head
of cattle Tone hefer and one steer) both supposed
to be two years old, past, marked both n swallow
fork in the right ear, and cropped on the left the
steer is colorcd dark brown, the hefer is colorcd
pale red. The said described cattle were an.
praised by David Michaels and Philip Sigler u,
Thirty Dollars each.
URTAB DUCEWORTH up.
The owner Of the said above described cattle
are REQUESTED TO como forward, prove property,
pay charges, and take them away.
ENOCH HIGHT,
Living two miles west of Westernport.
Nov 30 1865 ST.
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Do you Wish to be Cured |

Put not the poisoned chslics to yonr lbs
Or death will he the fate OF him who sips.
But take the herbs in freshness from the field
And to the potent roots disease will yield
Old DIR. BuCHAN'S HsaIIsn sfEctyss P,,1 -ur, :,
less than thirty days. the csss of Ssryorsxus In
potency. Premature Decay, Seminsl Weakness Insanity
su all Urinary, Sexual Nervous Affections no mct,er
from what eausn produced Price Dollar Der boS
Sent postpaid, by msi receipt OF au order Address
dANES 4, BUTLER,
%ia broadway, Kew York
Nov. ", 1870 Sr
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The large Government building at Camp
Nelson, KY. occupied BY the Quartermaster
and Commissary Departments: as Offices was
burned at o'clock Friday morning. A large
amount of Government property was de-
stroyed
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TT The Winter term will open on MoS-
DAY, DECEMBER 4th, 1865. All desiring to
attend are urgently requested to present them.
selves the first morning of the term. An or
namcntal Department will be opened under
the charge of Mrs. S. A HuXTRE.s, in which
Drawing and Painting of all kinds will be
taught Mr. Huntress can be seen at Mr..
VIZ. SHAEFYEHs on Decatur st.
Nov. 80, 1865.
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OUR Losses IN GESERALs.-Froms some sta.
/, tistics made up at the War Department, Of
the casualties of general officers during the
war, itappcars that We had eight Major-G enc
/, las and seventeen Brisadier- Generals killed
outright in battle, while two Major cnerals
and nine Brigadier-G Generals died of wounds
received in action. and seventeen Generals of
the two ranks died of disease. In the year
I 1862, our losses of general officers in battle
we're very heavy, numbering no less than fif-
ten. while during the present year, or from
the end Of 1864 to the close of the war. We
lost but one General, though the fighting was
gre,t and decisive There is abundant ma.
terial for reflection in these facts.
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E1There are on our army and navy lists
general, colonel. lieutenaut-colonel aud
several surgeons. natives. Of the Sandwich
Islands. who volunteered to fight for the
Union cause on the first call for men. and it
is claimed that the two thousand Americans
residing on these islands gave more to the
Sanitary Commission, in proportion to their
numbers and means, than any community in
the United States.
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UNION MEETING.

The Union Voters of District No. 10 ar.
J requested to meet at the CoCScIL CHAMBER,
. ON FRiDAY. DECEMBER LIST, 1865. at half past
: seven. o'clock, p. NJ. for the purpose of re-
commencing to the Governor Of the State,
{ suitable persons for appointment as Justices
of the Peace in said District.
By order of the Union Central Committee
Of Alleguny County:
Similar meetings will be held in all the
! Districts in the County. "a: ...
... SAMUEL NJ HALLER. Chairman.
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EgCr. McCosh processes to have rigidly
followed the Baconian method Of induction -
that is. to have observed the facts of conscious
ness with an accompanying analysis and coor-
dination as the bosis of bis generalization.
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Special Notices.
employment for Returned Soldiers and all

AGENTS ASrHn Great Sale Of Jewclry, Silver
ware &C., DC. The HAMILTON & Co's GnrAr
Sirr DisTsinrrioS: Our Agents arc making from
mss I" ih,rsy dollars per day and we still, need
stock to over one million dollars sn,ena;a ~.
,ort%cnt Of Watches Rings ladies' and Gentlemen
Jewelry of all kinds, Of the most fashionable M,
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state to HAMILTON 4 Co.. Bor sG76, p. o., New
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1t is said that Gen. Logan was appointed
Minister to Mexico at the request Of Gen.
Grant, who docs not hesitate to. declare HIM
self in favor Of driving the French out of
Mexico.
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To CONSERVATIVES.

SHSH'A ftAfSos
The anderaned hs,'ng been restored to hc.l,h /,
weeks, by very simple remedy ser having suffered save.
raj years with revere Iuncafeuou and tbs. dre.d die
ease, Cahsump,iou's anxious to make known to hi. FL
low sufferers the means ofc ure
To n" who desire It, he will ssnd copy of ths p-sac,i2-
lien usedrea Of charge with the directions for preparing
and using the SAM. which they will mud, suro cure for
CONVENTION AsraxA. BnosdfrrS. Covs1 Cc.ss Sc
The only object OF ths advertiser sndiux tho Pr,serp
ton Is to benefit tie aGeto and spread norn,on which
he eoneevcs to be invaus and \. hopes o,..y sufferer
will try his remedy, as It win ees. them nothing and may
prove blessing.
Parties Wishing the prescription will please address,
Rev. EDwAEpA WILSON, wilismsburgh
KinE County.
New York
Nov. =, Isss -.
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ESTRAY,

State Of Maryland. .AHrgany County. to pit.
] hereby certify that james H. Ward. Farmer,
living about two (2) miles South of Fro.tburg,
Allcgany County, Maryland, brought before me,
the subscriber, Justice of the Peace of Maryland,
in and for said county, on the 9th day of Novem.
Der, 1865, as stray trespassing his cnclosures
about (2) two years old left ear nearly cut off;
weighing about (lob1 one hundred and faepty-fve
lbs; appraised by Nathaniel Barnard at $3.50. -
Given under my hand this 9th day of November.
1856. n. SHERRY. J. p.
1sB- The owner of the above described Hog is
requested to come forward prove property, nav
charges and take it away.
JAMES II. WARD.
Nov. 30, 1865. St. Living mile. S. Frostburg.
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SrRAws SHOW, Eor. lit has been observed
that IN refitting the two chambers for the Ma
tional Legislature about to assemble in the
Capital the desks made vacant during the past
four years by the absence of Southern members
and which were removed during that time
from the floors of both Houses, are restored TO
the floors of the halls respectively.
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Love and Matrimony.

Ladies and gen.lcnrD y)u wish to marry addrs,s Oh,
undersigned who will send soh, ~ithost money and with
ont price, valuable information that will enable Won to
marry happily and speedily irrespective Of age wealth or
beauty. This Information will cost ron nothing and II
you wish to marry will cheerfny assist you All letters
strictly confidential The desired Information sent By re-
turned mall and no questions asked. Address
SARAH H. LAMBERT
Greenpout King Co., New York.
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Legal Notices.
BY the Orphans Court of Allcgany

County.
October Term. 1865.
ORDERED. this 2sh day of November, 1865
by the Orphans Court of Allegany County, that
the sale made and reported by Josiah Engler Exc
cutor of William Wright deceased by his rcpor,
filed IN this Court this day, be ratified and con-
hrmcd, unless cause to the contrary thereof he
shown on or before the first day of January 1866.
Protided copy of this order be inserted In some
newspaper printed in the city Of Cumberland,
once in each Of three successive weeks before the
18th day Of December next.
The report states the amount of sales to lie $500
Test-GEO. ". HOOVER, Reg'r.
True Copy.
Tcst--GEo. W. HOOVER, Register.
November 80, 1865. 81.
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Prom Fortress Monroe.

FoRrREss MoNRoE. November 23-arrived
sterlner Montgomery, from New Orleans for
New York. and steamer North Point, from
Savannah for Baltimore, both short of coal,
having experienced heavy weather.
1t is reported that a wrecked steamer is on
the beach, 10 miles north of Hattcras. She
is supposed to be the Jacob Bell.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-11-30

A military court has been ordered for the
trial of Winder, Gee and Duncan, of Ander.
sonville notoriety. and accompliccs of Wirz
in his cruelty to prisoners.
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More Valuable than Gold.
BRYAN'S LIFE PILLS
rPHRITY TIE RI0nn

Remove Headache, Dizziness. Giddines.. prov.t.
ness, Unpleasant Dreams, Dimncss of Siyht
Indigestion, Cleanse the Stomach and Bow
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RESTORE THE SICK TO PERFECT 1r.1ry
Try them they only cost Is cents and - -.
cannot get them of your druggist, send the nom,
to Ds J. BRYAN, Consulting Physician. 80
broadway, J. o. Box, oo7s, and they will be sent
by return Of mail.
Dealers supplied by Demas Barnes / Co., Whole.
sale Agents. New York.
Nov 2 1861 On,
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MARRIED.

On the 9th instant, by the Rev. A. H. Aughe Arrpo,y
GnIoun and HxsnrIA Coslop all Of this county,
On the 18th instant by the Rev Mr. Brennan Of St Pat
LAS, all Of this city. s.. - -. = ~
On the 18th Instant by the Rev o. Perinchief jon,
BnsS. OF eeany county, Nd, ma CAnolrsn sireorn Of
Hempshire county W. Va.
On The ie,h instant. By the Roy s. W scsrs. Jcnx n
uEyrrv and ss1A1 MUIR, oil Of AlI.ganr county Nd
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-11-30

rT A young man at Bordeaux, France,
recently stabbed his sweetheart thirteen times
until the poor girl was dead. He then wash.
cd the blood of his hands at the public foun-
tain and quietly surrendered himself to the
authorities.
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CHRISTMAS Is COMING!
Toys, Fruits, &c.
ROBERT T. MORRIS


Takes pleasure in informing the citizens of
Cumberland and vicinity that he has just re-
turned from the East with n large and well
selected assortment Of FRUITS, CONFEC-
T1ONARlES, TOYS, &c, suitable for the
Holidays. all kinds of fancy candies in great
profuslon, aud Of the most attractive charac.
ter His stock of toys is superb, and consists
of everything to please the little house hold
pets.
FRESH OYSTERS,
Received daily by Express. and families
supplied by the quart, can or gallon.
would also call attention to the fact that
1 manufacture candy Of every variety aud AIN
prepared to furnish the same at wholesale to
the trade on most reasonable terms.
II. I. NORRIS,
Baltimore st. 2 doors East of Post Office
Nov. 23--1y.
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ETA novel official document was received
at the Indian Bureau on Thursday. It is
tabular analysis Of the cost per head to the
government ''of killing indians aud squaws'
On the western plains the average cost of Kill
ling an Indian has been about $500. 000,-
while for squaw the cost is nearly $2,0OO.-
600
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IRON IN TEHE BLOOD.

The Peruvian Syrup supplies. the Blood with Its
LIFE ELEMENT, IRON. infisng STRENGTH, viooa and
NV LlfE into the whole system For DYSPEPSIA,
hRorsT, cnRoslc DIARaI1. DEpittrY, FINALE WEAK
MISSES &c il is specific. TAousonds hare been
changed by he uss cfis medicine from, .r.ak .iekly
retring crsot"re', to strong heahhy cad hsppy mon
aud 'romen
81 page pamphlet sent Fres &
Price 81 90 per hottie, or fer $500 '.S
J. 7. DiNSA RE, sc Dey Street, Now York.
Sold by Druggists generally. - = +. -
Sept. IS. ls65-3m
DR.. H. ANDERs' IODINE WATER.
An Inrdiuablt Ei.eos.ry.
Fritz CRAM ofIodire in each ounce sfw.t.r,
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thousands can testify. Circulars sent free. Price,
81 90 per bottle, or 6 for $500.
DR.. II. ASDERS h Co., Physicians and Chem
lists, as broadway, New York. Sold By Druggis's
generally.
Sept. az. ls85--3m
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THE EVENING TRANSCRIPT is the title of
new daily just started in Baltimore and edited
by VIM. NJ. NELSON. II is neatly printed
and presents cheerful appearance.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-11-30

ETJohn P. Reed, Jr., indicted for the
murder of Jacob Grouse. was acquitted Friday
in the Court of Oyer and Terminer for Bod
ford county. The murder of Grouse was caused
by political disaG REGIMENTS growing out of the
late rebellion. of which we gave the particu-
lars some time since. ...r..
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Many Of the late Confederate civil and
military oReers that left for Mcxic, after the
collapse Of the rebellion have since returned
: we'll TO the United States.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-11-30

We ksrn from AZ Indiana exchange that
s,rn i selling st Lswrepeet srs..is that State.
s' Is 70 70 cents per bushel
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LIST OF LETTERS

Published, .Jy authority of the Post Office
department., in the Ciriiion and 7s,eqraph
as the Paper hacing the large" eirculation
kTTER5 remaining unclaimed in the Post of.
IL ace at Cumberland, State of MARYLAND. 2ath
day of November, 1865.
Gn- ITO obtain any of these letters the anpli.
cant must call for .adeerfsed leters rive the date
OF this list and pay one cent for advertising.
FREE DELIVERY of letters By carriers nj tbe
residence of owners, may be secured by observing
the following rules
/. DIRECT letters plainly to the street and
number, ms well as the pos,.olire and State.
an. B.-A REQUEST for the RETURN Of n lot
ter to the writer if unclaimed within 90 DAYS or
less written or printed with the writer nam, ,o,t
ofee and Sde. across the left hand and of The nm.
veiope; on the face side will lie COMPLIED with Mt IN.
usual prepaid rate of postage, payable -. the
after is delivered to the writer
Arther, Lewis Perd.v Avon
Abnot, Laura Miss Pummrr D,yia
Bronnds Margaret Price Tamarin. Viz.
Cooper, Rcbecx Mrs Rspshaw Henry NJ
Collins Robert A IiobiIeif F + mrs
Cooper, Mary Mrs Resi- Amanda N;.s
Check Andrew Rejnbard '"
DIinkwater. Philip Iialey. William
Finnc,i Ar Shafrr. Mary Mis-
OK. n p. Spruham Michael
Hoyry, y Smith. Charles
JTn9h' yoho Snyder,
J J samnei Shriver, Anthony
tnua' neofEc ntcSfns, Henry
~ Mi! ,G bey Mss Scheclkcy, Henry
weiney, Keen hessrs Savage Lueretica Mrs
Mwrrs, John Terrence. ON
Miller, Mnlrn Twirg Elizabeth
M"nr. samuel Z Whitcner John
Aouson William link Charles
JOHN II SnJvErp
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Special N cites.
Health and Beauty.

CHAPNANs ILLUSTRATED GtIpR,
beautiful little work Of 80 pages, teaches you
How to remove Tan, Freekles Pfmpi-s Botehes, Erup
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OF hair on Bald licadcnrc Casrrh Purify the Breath
to curl aud beauy the HAIR Remove superhuous HaIr
cure Drunkenness. Nervous Debility, &c. 6c-how
to renew your ago. and othor useful and valuable nforma
ton.
copy Of this work will DO mailed ftes Of charge on
application. Addrsss Tffos. F. CHAPMAN,
CHknsr PEayuxrn,
Nov. Is, 1885, sn.
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AGENTS WANTED!
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I u r II

In Piedmont Va at the residence OF his Son n-Lsw L.
C. HESDrIcXsoS Thursday Oct 26;h MrJous lIo,E OF
Alegany county, aged IS years.
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p A II T. ~ TT 81,

p A II T. n rs!
The book will have II Salitary Influence in eyc,y
home circle, because the narrative of " Arthur
Merton is n true one in nil its important partic
lars. lie was youth employed in one Of our large
cities and through the example of wicked associates
lie was tempted to do wrong. The evil consequent
res OF such course are most clearly shown, and
the shoals pointed out on which so many sons make
November 3o-lt
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WHISKERSl WHISPERS /!

Do you want whissers or Moustachesf Our CT
su,oothsst face Or chin, or hair on bald beads, in S
Weeks. Price 81 .o0-3 packages for $500. Ser
by mail anywhere, closely sealed, receipt ofprios
Address, WARNER Coz,
Boz So, Brooklyn. X. T..
Arr II '6S-ly
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The SOMERSET, the pioneer steamer in the
regular line between Baltimore and Liverpool,
has safely returned to the former city with 4
full cargo and several passengers. The
greatest success has attended this enterprise.
and the WORCESTER, her consort, will leave
in few days with heavy cargo. Goods
were Slipped in bond and upon through re-
ceipts, given direct from Liverpool to Cnci,.-
natl, their goods being delivered from the
steamship directly 10 the cars of the Balti.
more and Ohio Railroad Company. This 10
m advantage over New York, where goods
arc usually detained weeks and months. The
Baltimore and Liverpool line is destined to
become equal to any other in existence.
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TIE BRIDAL CHAMBER, an Essay Of War;
ing and Instruction for Young Men--published r.
the Howard Association, aud sent free OF charge =
sealed envelopes. Address, Or. J. SKILL
HOuGHToN, Howard Association, Phila. Pa.
Feb. 'G3-ly
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MExIco.-The news from Mexico is gene
rally little mixed" but the most reliable
Intelligence We can CLEAN leaves the impress
tion that the Liberal cause is very hopeful, and
The Imperial the reverse. Over 25, 900 troops
pre well armed and equipped under the Re-
publican banner, anG tins force is daily being
augmented. MAX has seen Gt to abandon the
greater portion Of the territory distant from
the capital and has concentrated his entire
force at three points, leaving JrAREz in pos
. session OF sufficient scope of country to sup
ply his commissary and recruit his ranks
Application has been made to the French
Emperor for assistance, but it is exceedingly
doubtful whether favorable response will be
made by that long-headed individual under
the very interesting state of affairs which
now exists. The sympathies of all this coun-
try should be with the Liberals. and doubtless
are, and We earnestly hope to see substantial
Mid given by every one who is able to do SO.
The Franco Austrian invasion is but one of
the sidc-shows which accompanied the mana
gerie Of the Rebellion and as such it should
ie crushed The struggle in Mexico is one
Of right against wrong the struggle of Re-
lublic against Monarchy; the struggle Of
the people against usurpcr and his parasites
We have confidence in the success of the Lib
oral cause. and VIC pray the God of battles to
'vouchsafc permanent victory to their arms
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Call at T. Johns

Call at T. Johns -
ON BALTIMORE STREET. la aas
WHERE you can get cheap HARD.
WARE, such as Stoves. Nails, Ghissls. Door
Locks, Files. Butts. Ausers. or anything in
The Hardware line.
Ncv. 28-Sm.
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WHISKERS!.l- Those wishing q nne set c
whiskers, nice moustache, or bsautfulah 0
plossy hair will please read the card Of THONi
F. CHAPMAN in another part Of this paper.
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TO SOLDIERS.

SOLDIERS who enlisted in 1861, 1862 and BE-
tretn ne i" Day 81 4prl and i.e Ian day Of Deem
os,' 1894, viii! hear OF somethng their interest,
by: addressing ths undersigned, and enclosing
STAMP.
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2O2 W. Baltimore street
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