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POSTPONED SALE
Merchandise and Trunks and Contents.
BY HOFFMAN ds MARKS,
s. s. ZELHIcKER- Auctioneer,
Office, No. 3s Gharsres street.
MONDAY, March s. 1866, at 12 o'clock n. ,
by order and under the inspection PorTapens will be
sold
cases Merchandise marked F. Clemens.
Trunks and contents :. .. =.
Damaged board the schooner William s. Hias her
last voyage from Philadelphia to this city
be- TERMs-Cash in U. s. Treasury Notes.
A UCTION SALE. AUCTION SALE.
Having made arrangements beg anruance
to the public that in future will Auction Sale
HORSES, MULES, etc, etc, CARRIAGES BUGGIEs, etc.
at the Montgomery Tatersas 2l5 Gaver s,res
MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS and
FRIDAYS,
At II O'Clock, and at P Liners Taersas No. 1893 Graver
street, every
TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and
SATURDAY,
MONTGOMERY L BRO, Auetioneers,
Office, Old Auction Mart, 81 Camp street.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

- Democratic Parish Executive COM
tee March ls66By resolution of this Committee tho fol
lowing gentlemen appointed Commissioners at
election for Delegates MONDAY the 9th inst in
operation with be selected by the President OF each
Club and the to select umpire The polls to be opened
the usual place meeting Of each Club between the hous
OF and O'Clock The President of each Club being
au horzcd to fiji any vacsncy which may occur:
First Ward-E A. DAVIS.
Second Wa ID G. TEETURIER.
Third Ward-W E. CAMP.
Fourth Ward-DAyID WATERS
Fifth Ward-ALEXANDER DERBES,
Sixth Ward-PIERRE sAUVE.
Seventh Wards MASPARAU.
Eighth Ward-W. J. KELLY.
Ninth Ward-J. f. BARTELhY.
Tenth Ward-EDWARD PARMELE
Eleventh Ward-J. G. COSTLY.
JOHN R. CONWAY, Chairman.
Jos. TAYLOR, Secretary
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BAIIIS--RAITS.

FANcY DRESS. MASK AND rIEExEN,s BALL
| Tobe given by
WASHINGTON FIRE COMPANY NO %
| At Odd FeIlowsn' Hail.
| ON MONDAY EVENING, MARCH s. 1856
MAsAGEKs
Es:s:n:r Ess e $s'''' S'?.' Es;;:s. Ess;sss
j. B. Berte, YIN saiaman, " A-SDonahue,
! sF1ss %ssssl. s@sh' ( { Williamson, sfni' $h Rfs Saa
" WRe"fs Ssa s@sn James jane Gesfdy, Tios Nolan,
W. Patterson, T. Fox, A. 7. WOodiH.
J. J. Gsas99' Gsasg' y Wafsiis essaiS u HsIEs 4 zs'''
FLOOR MANAGERS.
). {. G"iay Bsrrett, a. 4eG Se1house. Sh,,l 0'so'
IsvIrAuos COMMITTEE.
Joe fssa oGonn0 hsmssr S'has Tfinthard
James oconnor.
Applications Ladies' Invitations be left at the Hall
of the Company with of the Managers Tickets 81
YOUNG MEMS FIRST GRAND CALICO
BALL,
At Odd Fellows Hall, on Saturday Evening,
March IL, 1866.
MANAGERS:
G Hedger, i. Mason, J. Fitzpatrick.
Rl5ts kisIss j. &c Ssss Il sMfsasnan; Msaann;u
$;:s!!s? $$SSs:ss:::' s:sss' S;s$:sss:
WE IE,IcC MeGshrey' Pay, yds,.on W. MsDsrmoss,
J. Mccormack, u Lardner, p. H. Cain.
e. Stedinger,
COMMITTEE ARRANGEMENTS:
s. Brewer F. McElroy J. Gleason, D. Ovens
Tickets 81
Applications for Ladies' invitations left at Columbia
Engine No s. or Perseverance, No l3
No applications will be noticed unless and residence of
applicant stated in full
Proposals will be received until March sh for sale of Bar
and Restaurant
GRAND MASK,
FANCY DRESS AND DRESS SOCIETY BALL,
Promenade Concert,
To be given at ODD FELLOWS HALL, on MONDAY
EVENING, (st. Josephs Night March 49, 1866 the
management the following gentlemen-fornery managers
of the "Orginal Young Mems Society Balls:
A'G SalIds,. Smith VI H.. Behsn, Eranei; Rswls
Geo E. Appa T. Taquino, E. p Legendre,
James Ricketts, vi: Hodg gson, i NJ. Isaacson,
f A. Ts,us TBrods C. T. stocker Louis A Adam,
Gentlemen wishing subscribe to this ball. will make appl
caon the Secretary at the Office OF the ball entrance
Applications ladies' be left with the
Secretary, stating their nam es and residences.
The board will every Thursday evening"
B o'clock, at the office of the ball room.
No lady will be admitted without invitation ticket having
been approved by the board of managers.
All masked will be required unmask before the
unnasking committee to entering the ball
subscribers tickets and laoies invitations in
Noiades' invitations will be meeting
the managers which will be Saturday evening March H.
night of the ball
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AUCTION SALES.
AT AUCTION

j.. B. WALTON & DsSLoNDE.
Tuesday, March 9Th
Sixty bales damaged Cotton at Penn's Press
Wednesday, March Sth.
Henriete Desonde Widow Chastant ct als--a tktss
story BRICK dwelling and cottage Esase near
Rampant street.
and GalVez streets.
Saturday, March 10th.
Eleven valuable lots Canal street. Murat and
Alexander streets.
Two valuable lots opposite the sorapau Market Fourth
District.
Thursday, March 18th.
Valuable plantation, parish of st Charles irtyour
miles only above the city of New Orleana
Courey mansion. Apollo street and II lots adjoining ON
Apollo, Euterpe and Terpsichore streets
Saturday, March 18th.
For Chas Gardiner, twosoFy frame hnss.
No. 10 Ptana and fourteen vacant lots Of ground
the town of Carr0Iton.
Pew in the Rev DR. Palrnet,s church.
Wednesday, March Ssfh.
The United States irsncads Lafayette Cincinnati aud
Choctaw
Wednesday, A prii Ath,
Fer W. Fsk-Two ot1 grounds and improve
at esfs >
For suecesscs Edward HallaranTive ints of ground,
with improvements, in totxn Of GarroiitoD.
succession Of <hoiseulThe undivided halt
nineteen lots ground, 10 the town Of Carrellton
11Nfor particulars see advertisements
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National Democratic Party, Fourth
Representative Distrctsecond DBrct-The election of
Delegates to the Convention will take place MONDAY
March 5h 1866 between and o'clock p NJ at the HA LII
No 81 Benve street. between Exchange Alley Chartres
street
registry for the Democratic of the ward will be
kept open at the Hall from a. to M, Monday ss
J. B. CUNNINGHAM, President.
P. W. CoLLEss Secretary pro- TEN.
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OFFICIAL.
PROCLAMATION BY j. MADISON WELLS GoVERyoB
Of the State Of Louisiana

PROCLAMATION !, By y. MAp1sos WELLS, GovEEsoH
THREE HUNDRED DoLLAKs REWARD
WHGEK.EA,ss,, WG,Ea.as e., s haze ress.yea sme,a, in
BOTH day January Is5s BY sosEPa WALSH @o 'ae es
sssS sss,s III. s n calling
in ma nsag pespeaso aaa al f
said crime and turtherIsore Hundred
e t.
baa Sss e az n . o 6 5
drink is fond Of lo speaks ,he Enalsa and French Ian
sssi'.H e i s's in his ~s politics
ssa s ans ss hs E 1a "ef % sss 1 Z the sat the city S
independence of the naised States .as nnstIsth
By = thsaoTs.Rg5; 4 TsRny s.,.e.arv Of s,,,e
STATE OF L''i4ss New 6z.s sB Isss
WMEKEI,1A.s. I,1. apI'.eation las been made q
sass
essy sSs dasea Jas y 49, Sig
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Notice hereby given all Interested in the above
ssses oia ca
this why the said bonds siond not be can
rss9I q sas g. ri @ s
'sN''' '-''''' j. MADrsM WELLS
j. H. HARDY, Secretary of State. &
BUREAU Do r Esn1 Pc +.
A TTENDU qvse Jufes I.enumont sest adj
IN auiourdhua moi an de faire annullt les
tonnements suivantB--
M sa9 naT aa Il 5 @ de- e sna as
Leaumout CONNIE cautfon.
2o I'm cautounement date du II Juliet 1860 dsa memo
somme, ct sgne- par les nemes personnes.
Ces cautionnements etc ourni lie dit jules
mont la Adele execution de devoirs
=
consequences donna person.s
dsvor aire par ecrit burean
taire Eat dams gu sivront In puhea-
tion oee les raisons les dts
Donne signature at 10 de fEta cesxieme
Jour de fVrier 1866 ct Ia 0ne dc rndepeutnce des
Etats-Unis.
J. MADISON WELLS.
Par le gor7erneur.
j. FL. HARDY, Secretaire d'Etat.
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Steamers Teauing Ihis Dag.
ADVERTISED IN THE N. o. CRESCENT.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

-N0tlce-The Steamer st. Louis, Claussen
master from Boston, dscharging Post 49, Fou-tt
District Consgnees requested to freight bills ant
attend promptly to the receipt of their good otherwise the
will be stored at their risk and expense. ..
CREEyY. NICKERS0N & CO,
35 Carondelet Gravier street.
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NOR SALE-STORFS-THREE STORES ON GRA =.
l. ver street, Bank Place.
One store on Bank Place near Gravier street.
Two large stores IN Poy dras, Camp.
Two stores Magazine, Notre Dame
Three story store Garondeet, Canal.
Two thfee-st0ry and dwellings St. Louis,
Royal and other well located and warehouses.
GREEN d ELDER,
Real Estate Agents,
No. lab Gravier street.
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WANTED.
FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-FARM IN CADDo PARISH, La
Containing 800 best arabic land Of which $50
cleared and fenced and 10 in good condition
third year in cultivation
There is the place good two story House. with nil the
necessary outbuldngs excellent good orchard 400
pounds pork $40 bushels of corn 20 bushels seed
mules horses, wagon, pows. hoes, etc. II head
choice CATTLE 65 stock hogs household and kitchen furniture
etc, etc.
This farm is six miles distant from Moprngsport twelve
miles from Shreveport and Marshall Railroad, twenty-five
miles from Shreveport and in the neghborhood of j. Sims
Esq, Widow L. Curry and Dr. keyw0od.
For terms and further particulars apply to
W. WHITTY X CO., Commission Merchants,
Peters and Crossman sts,
opposite the Custem House,
New Orleans
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10 Rass ,h this yaase !. H. rssps w
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
Future Auction sales on I'd page.

Future Auction sales on I'd page.
LARGE UNREsERyED SALE OF FOREIGN AND DO
mes,ic Dry Goods.
BY HOFFMAN IL MARKS,
8. 8. ZELSrcKgR, Auctioneer
Office, No s8 Cbartres street
MONDAY, March $, i s68, at 10 O'Clock A.
at their sslesroors 80 Chartres street. will be sold
900 pieces French Jaconets;
40 Psrcales;
800 jacquard Huslins;
1900 . Swiss and Jan,o.ts. .s
400 Veil Ba'eges;
20 Fancy Drnes;
2O Cottonades and Nanknettes;
5oo Grenadine, and Muzambiques;
NO Irish Linens;
loo Beacbed and Brown Domeg.ics;
900 assorted Prints;
lO Beached and Brown sheetfng:
400 103 and 9s inch Bsbinetx.
90 B!eached and Brown Linen Netting; 3.
aO Denims, Stripes and Tickings;
rs fine Black Cloths;
400 Cassmeres satinets and Doeskins;
H0 Ginghams;
200 dozen assorted Hosiery;
80 :. Hoop Skirts;
600 Linen and Madras Handkerchief;
zoo assorted Shirts, white and cpiored.
Also, at ! O'Clock NJ
cases l50 dozen Verona Hendkerchiefs, damaged;
G pieces l04 Alend.le bleached, .
So :. assorted Prints,
:. Brown Cottons,
6 -. Check Barege,
:. Black Grenadne Barese, ..
10 :. :. Cloths,
6 :. selcis. =.
200 d' assorted Hosiery, =. ..-
90 Jet Buttons,
50 +. Pocket Knives
ALSO
A large assortment of Yankee Hotssns etc.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

NALTsES OF a SAMPLE OF CIAY OF
N the Consence Of Chalk from the Mines of the per
Ouschita C. NJ Co-The sample is composed chiefly of
Alumina and Silica with traces of Prot xe OF Iron Magnesia
and Lime 1t properly denomiuated Pipe Clay Pot
ters Clay is article 1t like the clay from
which the Queens Ware Pottery is made It may be made
into pipes stoneware eatenware, 1t is also good fire
clay. similar kind of clay. although by pure
is penetrated in boring for the oil wells the Western States
and which appears to be connected with the Petroleum did
go into the quantave analysis but will do if it be
called for The clay should be rie in pnttees norceain
manufactures etc. It will be found valuable article where
fire brick fire required and it will be found very
plastic. 1t is also ent for the manufacture of alum
ABRAHAM GE NER Consulting Chemist.
"a William street. New York. April IL, 1861
NoTETh clay lies above the Of coal and is tive feet
in
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

Young Mems Benevolent AssociatiOn.-
Of this Association hereby
aed that regular monthly meeting will be held MONDAY
March 5th hafpast 7ocock NJ precisely All members
are requested to be puncua to attend the meeting.
BY order of j. DUBALEN, President.
J, A. FEUILLoLEy, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

OLYMPIC THEATER--74 ST. CHARLES ST
Sole Lessee and Manageress:
MRS CHARLES HOWARD, (Mrs H. watkins)
Monday. March 5th, and Every Evening.
presenting truthful charming picture Of domestic
nature various phases of irish Character sh hear and ID
Irish homes in what has been justly termed the
Kathleen Mavourneen;
OR, UNDER THE SPELL
Ksthsep with songs Mrs C. Howard Watkn
6dginaly played by them Ireland scotland
In act 4th, the thrilling scene of
THE BLACK CRAG,
One of the most powerful witnessed Splendid
Admission, 81 Gallery 50 cts Ladies' ticket, admitting
Fore @ H oeoeE S0FS open at quarter De
VARIETIES THEATER-GRAv1ER STREET,
Second Week the Engagement the Charming and Gifted
Young Artistic,
MISS RACHEL JOHNSON.
Monday and Tuesday Evenings,
MARCH 5TH AND 9TH.
Will presented new and original veron from the
of Mosenthal's Superb Drama called
Deborah. Or the Jewish Maiden's Wrong.
Being the Play or I EN- hh @ oss1RE sp hs
With Miss RACHEL JOHNSON as the JEWISH MAIDEN
supported by the entire company The performance will
clude with the amusing Burletta entitled
The First Night,
In whicfMrs Chanfrau and Lewis Baker will appear.
CADEMY OF BfUsIC-sT CHARLES ST
,sPALDING BIDWELL Proprietors and Managers
Friday, Saturday and Sunday. March 2. 3
and 4, 1866.
GREAT SUCCESS OF THE NEW STARS
Friday March 2 benefit of BOB HART the popular come.
dian of New Orleans.
GRAND MATINEE on Saturday, March 8, and BRIL-
LIANT ENTERTAINMENT on Saturday night.
Sunday, March 4, F1REMEN's ANNIyERsAY. A suitable
programme will be presented in honor of the day.
ct. CHARLES THEATER-sT. CHARLES ST.
MONDAY EVENING. MARCH 5, 1866.
pE BAR, BEN DE BAR AND Mr., CHARLES POPE
92 VIZ h s e 9s Sp GpsSy II II
% hi sene s @ % f Ph sHoSzE
sssSS * 9M PHI vSR EXGLANDs 1,:
y 5Gf ks8g e to be delivered at oda Fe0ws Hall
excellent band will discourse fine music at the con
clusion of each part
Divisions of the subiec-ls Anglo preentons
the evidences that condemn them I'd Anglo saxonism
An Anglo sazonsm abrSad 5h: Ang,o saSonism in Tie
United Sates-embracing
society and its agency late national troubles
Admission ST.
MAJOR BURNELL MUSEUM
GEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE
Composed of great Natural Living Guriostes,
No. 03 st. Charles street.
Opposite the Academy of Music.)
Doors open from A NJ to N. Admission so cents.
Children 25 cents.
Open Sundays from to 9 o'clock
NATURE UNVEILED
AT THE
BRANCH OF THE NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY,
40 AND 42 ST. CHARLES STREET
WONDER OF WONDERS
TO BE SEEN ONLY ATTHE
BRANCH OF THE NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY
40 AND 42 ST. CHARLES STREET.
STAGE DANCING TAUGHT
BY MISS L. CREED.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

- National Democratic Party-SecOnd
REPRESENTATIVE DIsTRICT-There will be a meeting Of
this Club held THIS EVENING March 1866 at the May
flower xchange Apollo Triton Walk for
the of elecng Delegates to the Convention Polls
open from until o'clock NJ.
By order E. F. LHosTE, President.
c. WILKINS WHITE, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

vI,HOMAs HINE 81 CO.'S BRANDIES.
TO ARRIVE PER ATLANTIC, IN BOND
8 quarters and 10 ocaves PALE-lS64.
:. and 10 :. PALE-ls62.
:. and :. PALE-lS5S.
J. RIVIERE Il CO.,
70 and Y Common street.
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New Orleans, Ope1ousas and Great
Western Railroad, Feb Il, l566-on and after MONDAY
NEXT the 10th inst the Passenger Trains will leave the
Depot in Agers every morning O'clock arriving at Bra
shear City at IL NJ Returning at arriving at Agiers
at
The ferry boat will leave the city wharf foot of Canal
street morning ~ O'clock connecting with the pas
senger train.
Freight for Brashear and intermediate stations will be
ceiyed at the same place every day usual.
A. B. SEGERf President.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

-The Officers and Members of.Crescent
Lodge No g. o. O. r., particularly requested to meet
the Lodge Room No. l, Odd Fellows Hall, on THURSDAY
n B. RAYMOND, Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

ETCrescent City Cricket Club-The regular
monthly meeting of tits Club will be held WEDNEs
DAY EVENING, next, the 7th instant, Fred
saoon of Common street and Theater Alley
full meeting desired the final arrangements will then
made play the first match of the the following
day, THURSDAY, March 9Th.
By order Of the President
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

FANCY D&Ess, MASK AND FIREMRN,s BALL
Tote given by
WAsHISGToN TIRE COMPANY NO, 90.
At Odd FeIlows.' Hall,
ON MONDAY EVENING, MARCH s. lsss
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

National Democratic Club, 5th Ward
Tho members Of the Club requested to assemble at the
Orleans Ball Room, Orleans street, MONDAY the 9th
inst at 6 for the transaction of important business
and to elect delegates to the City Convention
GEORGE CLARK, President.
National ID ocratic Party-'Third Rep
resentative DistrcMarch I'd l866-The registry
Democratic voters of this Ward will be kept open the
Of Robertson and Common Streets SATURDAY, the Sd
inst from o'clock A. n. until o'clock NJ and MON
DAY, the 9Th inst, at Fred. Grubers saloon, Common
street, from clock NJ. until O'Clock NJ
T. G. MOHAN, President.
G. NJ JOHNSON, Secretary. " sssa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

Punctual attendance is requested
ROBERT HUYGHE, President.
National Democratic Club First Ward
First District All the registered voters and members Of this
club notified attend the meeting to he held THIS Mon
day. EVENING, March, s. at 6 o'clock at Union Hail.
of St Charles and Poymna Streets for the election of dele
gates the convention to be convened Wednesday next
March Members who did not participate in the last State
election requested to bring with them their registry
tifcates voters in the ward By order of
W. L. POOLE, President.
JoHr P SMITH, Secretary
Third Ward Democratic Club-Thc
Pos of the Third Ward will be open from to O'Clock at
the of Common ard Robertson All the Demo-
Gratis of the ward are invited to attend
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SALES AT AucTIo,.

UCTiON UNDERGRADUATES YOUNG, AUCTION.
IA eerLarge sale OF elegant Household Furniture this
day F1d4y', az III O'Clock, ri the -four
washingto square OF waycrey pos CONSISTING OF
Paror Dining Room and Chamber Furniture elegant nr.
Tor suits coyerrd IN the richest descriptions, BruAse.
Ingram Carpets. Oiciohs also ciegan, rosewood
on Paintings, Mirrors Bureaus, Bedsteads washands
pure Hair Mattresses Silver Ware Crckery and
uce necessary FOR housekeeping. Cumpeent men IA At
tendance cart pack and ship goods purchased at this sale
A UCTIoS NorICR.--R- T. HAZRLL, AUCTIoNEER.
~ by " r. HALSEYfA co.
THIS DAY (FRIDAY). MARCH
Al l0< O'Clock, at salesroon, 80 Beekman street.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY &C.,
In lots % suit city and country buyers
sHovELs AND SPADES, - doz C. s. d. L. IT.
shovels and Spades
HORSE NAlIs-s00 lbs Hrst quality Horse Nails
SADDLRRY HARDwARE-i0D gross Brass and Japanned
Buckles, also Bits Breeding Rings. Loops &e with which
the sale will commence
Catalogues early on the morning Of sale.
j. v. HALSEy CO..
Auclonserr. Hickman street
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NOTICE TIE COMMITTEE ON srREETs ~ THH
~ Hoard Of Aldermen viii meet FatgrfaJ har.h
ieA ~ o'cio~k Y. ~ 20 the chamh~r % ss bosra y
sss spr.~~t vin wed Brres-sf. slss " eh.sss w
r.fe ~ Worsh street fror nro<fvsy ~ Csni's swret
An r~rsons Interested in ek~r ~ he sbcfe matters are
r.-rr~.tsf IL .se.,f nfCuArf NUrTD~.
pFnNAuU TFffLf
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Cnm1si,iss 90 BfestA
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T,opyop sTrox NOTICE TUE sPEcIAL covuiTTrr
" spvinied 70 inquire Into the srpedisney u eenssls
aeai brdrra Tor The % Pedestrians A iht cfrs
Al tke lower part broadway VIII In The ehahrr q
lhe board Of Aldermen, IN The CITY A Saturday neat
the ~ fnst. a. O'Clock z. ~
An rersona having srnxsrtions Recommendation "
mako before the enrnu,e~ touchns ths suhei - - 90
without further nou6canon CHks 3 LOW
NlCuApL NOfrTON,
ftnfnf McGfNSfs.
JOHN MOORE,
WM NJ OEDNHY,
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