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The national Republican., 1866-08-16
PaHisian Fashions.

The correspondent Of the New York Jonr
nal Of Commerce writing from Paris, July
3Oth, says:
will try to give, in few words, an idea
of what will be most worn during the months
of August and September. Voilard, No.
Rue de Choiseul, makes guipure and dentelle
de Cluny casaques to form part of half
toilette at the seaside. Over muslin dress,
either white or painted muslin, these light
casaques are pretty and becoming. For full
dress, our great fabricant fashions others in
Chantilly and point d d'Angleterre laces. Then
we see new form Of bodice to be worn with
silk or gauze dresses; these bodices are q
copy of those worn by the bellies of Louis
XV.'s time; but it is low both at the front
and at the back, but the shoulders are
covered; 1t ia. more properly an open body
than low body; the centre Of the body in
front is only three inches deep, and forms q
point at the top; there are six basques around
the waist, these being trimmed with cross-cut
bands Of silk, Of q color contrasting with the
skirt
The chemisses ruses are very much in
favor. When dressy they are composed Of
Organdy muslin, trimmed with white and
black silk guipure. Those intended for
home wear are Of foulard silk, generally OF
the unbleached color, All dresses are now
cut in the .fourreau style, and are made short,
with scollops and rich trimmings around the
edges; under this skirt is a very long petit.
coat very deliberately decorated As for
hats and bonnets they entirely battle my
powers Of description. ] can only give their
various titles-and not all, either, for / should
fill the column were to attempt an enumer.
which the ingenuity Of our milliners have
produced. We have the "Metternich hat, u
(which will go out Of vogue if Prussia quite
swallows up the Austrian empire the
"Lambelle hat" the Pamela hat" the
" Florentine hat the Japanese hat all
of which belong to the family Of the Eccen.
tric hat"
The national Republican., 1866-08-16

The President was yesterday the recipient Of q
bale Of cotton, the FIRST received In the market ut
Macon, Ga, from the people Of that city, in token
of their appreciation Of the wise aud statssmanliko
policy which he 10 pursuing on the great question
Of restoration The loyal masses Of the entire South
are with The President, and were II not for the
devastating effects Of war, and the general poverty
Of the Southern people, hs would receive from them
far more substantial assurances Of their endorse.
msnt Of his policy Of union and restoration.
The national Republican., 1866-08-16

DURING the recent session of the Teachers
Institute, in Rutland county, while Professor
Adams was sndeavoring to illustrate tho manner
Of teaching arithmetic, he took up small globe
standing on the desk, and asked, "How many units
in the globe" Answer, "0ne." Taking up bis
hat How many units in my hat'" Answer, (by
4 naughty boy in the audisncs,) Shake 1t and
see." The Professor was taken down.
The national Republican., 1866-08-16

Two young man were lost in Mammoth
Cave few days ago, and at last accounts had not
been heard Of They became separated from O
party with which they were visiting the cave.
They were last seen near a steep bank, down
which II Is feared they have fallen.
The national Republican., 1866-08-16

A BOY eight years old lost his way in q
dense wood near Oil Springs, Canada, a short time
ago. and three hundred men on foot and on horse.
back won't in search Of him. On the fifth day he
was found, and those who had been in search of
him formed procession and escorted him to the
village. He had subsisted on berries four days and
four nights
The national Republican., 1866-08-16

The Times, of August lst has report of
the proceedings Of Parliament for the previous
night extending over twenty -four columns. A
Parliament does not begin its sessions until late
hour in the afternoon, this was most rapid work for
the reporters -Four Of Its pages being thus Occu.
Piled, the Tmss apologies for the waste Of space.
The national Republican., 1866-08-16
Appointmsnt Of the Missouri Claim Conn,
mission.

mission.
John II. Stevenson and VIM. s. Mossly, Of Mis-.
souri,, and A. 8. Williams, Of Michigan, in accord.
anes with an act Of Congress, approved July IT,
1866, have been appointed BY the War Dspartmsn
'to rsimburss the Btsts Of Missouri for money sx.
pended for the United States for enrolling, equip
ing. and provisioning militia to aid in suppressins
the rebellion" They were directed to assemble Al
St. Louis, Mo-, on the 2sth day Of July, 1865, fol
the purpose Of taking the necessary osths and On
tsring upon the performance Of their duties.
The national Republican., 1866-08-16

MRs. MowArr, writing from London, says
that Tsnnyson has recently been in such state of
hsros indigestion, in consequence Of the liberties
taken By some American isttsr.writsr, that hs had
made ap his mind to close his doors against tho
crowd Of Americans who venture to cali and pay
homage 10 bis gsnius. without any especial intro.
dsetion. party arrived while her informant
friend wss prsssnti bat Mr.. Tsnnyson rsosivsd the
vsrds not the visitors
The national Republican., 1866-08-16
Land q nee Affairs.

At Junction City, Kansas, upwards Of 81, 900
acres of the public domain were disposed ofin July
last the greater portion for Homestead actual set
tlemsnt part in satisfaction Of Agricultural COL
lego scrip, and the remainder by cash sales and
bounty land warrants
Return, from the United States Land Office at
Little Rock, Ark, have been received by the Com
missioner Of the General Land Office. which show
that entries are being made in that district for
actual settlement under the homestead law.
The national Republican., 1866-08-16

The New York Sunday Times perpetrates
the following about the Atlantic Cables tariff for
transmitting dispatches;
with Anglo.Amsriesn telegram ohsrgsI
His fsid Of profits brave Cyrus ohsrgsri :.
Fiom Ag,y Bay to the Irsh station,
4 Asslssi ~ minute IL Plsld's aYy.raii9n'
The national Republican., 1866-08-16
The Conscience Fund.

The Secretary Of the Treasury yesterday received
from "Mr. Anonymous' donation Of thirteen
cents to the conscience fund" Of the Department.
The communication was evidently intended for q
joke, ss the currency inolosed SO mutilated Is
To be yaluoiess
The national Republican., 1866-08-16
Important To Mariners.

The Light-Houss Board has recently re-sstab.
lished what was formerly known as the Bay Light,
at the east end Of the bay, in the city of Savannah
Ga. The light is = hIed red light, by gas. The
apparatus Is sixth.order lens placed in lantern,
on bronzed iron column.
The national Republican., 1866-08-16
ARRIVAL OF SECRETARY SEW.
ARD

Hon. WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Secretary of
State, arrived in town last evening from
brief visit to his home in Auburn. Mr.. Sew
ARD is much improved in health, and will re-
sumo the duties of his Office tomorrow.
The national Republican., 1866-08-16

A DIsrApoH from San Francisco says that
the sontributioas from the Pacific coast Of the
United States will require about eight hundred
feet 1t the Paris sxhibition. The collection of
minerals is large and will snsrass the Pacific
States snd Territories. lg
The national Republican., 1866-08-16

AMONG the list Of delegates to the great
National Convention now In session ut Phisdslphia
to bs noticed are Tho names Of forty.hvs ssntsmsp
ths Ini0n army during ths late yshsili9p,
The national Republican., 1866-08-16
Assistant Adjutant Generals Assigned,

An order was issued by the War Department yes
tsrday, assigning Assistant Adjutant Generals to
the commanding officers Of the new military de-
psrtmsnts created by General Order No 80, recent
Iy issued by the War Department. Want Of space
prevents the publication of the list in our columns
The national Republican., 1866-08-16

A MEMBER Of theatrical company at
Cincinnati recently died Of cholera, and s,othsr
member Of the company became so alarmed over
the sudden loss Of bis friend that hs got drunk. fell
accidentally from fourth story window, snd wsl
killed, .ua
The national Republican., 1866-08-16
81 Q A II D. ..t s'
BRADY'gaYNNAsIUn.

wAsHIxaroH, D. O., July n, 1896.
The undersigned, having declared his intention to
close the Washington Gymnasium, known BRADY -,
by Of the pressure Of other and more
engagements, and having received numerous sppssis
from many Of citizens to continue sstabihnen
which has been productive Of much good TO all who
have avaied themselves Of such Invaluable means
Of preserving the linens saus IN corpore sano,'' at
such trhing expense. he has been induced At the
quest >of many interested persons to dispose Of his
right titie and interest therein to Stock companyrsp
ressting one thousand shares at eight doars s) per
snare and for this purpose books will be opsnsdfor
the sale Of stock shares snd after the 26,h Instant
ut the Gymnasium and closed the 18th proximo, at
Which time an election Of officers will bs held snd
constitution and bylaws adopted. --
For full Information matters Of DETAIL the under
signed can be consulted At the Gymnasium Mondays,
Wednesdays. and Fridays, from to 0 p. M.
were needless to point out tbs advantages TO be de-
rived by members Of an organised company owning
such an institution coufss.sdly the best appointed in
the country. Acknowledged by all to bs the most
agreeable and certain means Of establishing In health
the wesk aud maintaining therein the strong tits man.
ifesty the cheapest II simply paying Eight Dollars
for Life Interest in Gymnasium where Tor member
ship thirty dollars per year are now freely paid.
To insure proper care in physical culture snd dis.
sipne, the undsrsigned would be able to devote two
or three evenings In week, ct moderate remunera-
uon by the company, for purposes Of instruction In
classes. ..
Persons purchasing stock have the privilege Of CON-
msneng their sxsroisss-uss Of Baths &o-at the time
Of purchase.
Books will be open for the sale Of shares a the fol-
lowing places, As well as At the Gymnasium,
RIGGS CO., Bankers Fifteenth street and PsIn ave.
nue.. %
R. W. PEARSON, at Jay Cooke 4 Co. 's, Bankers, Fif
teenth street, opposite Treasury.
LEWIS JoHhsoN CO., Bankers, Penn. avenue cor
nsr Of Tenth street
RlrrENHousE, FOWLER 4 CO., Bankers. under
Metropolitan Hotel.
Captain ". n. NEW, ssorstary's once, Treasury Do.
partment ..-.
PHILIP soLoMoNs and HUDSON rAYLoR's Book.
stores, $50 and 9Si Penn. avenue.
y 4. J. RIvEs, Congressional Globe once.
Respectfully,
ABNER g. BRADY,
Professor Of Gymnasties and CAlisthenics,
Late Proprisor and Instructor Of Brady 7h Regiment
Z Aul-H Gymnasium, Of New York.
The national Republican., 1866-08-16

Collector Of Customs At Savannah, Ga.
The commission Of ex.Provisionsl Governor Jas.
johnson, Of Georgia, appointing him Collector Of
Customs for the port Of Savannah, was yesterday
signed by the President.
The national Republican., 1866-08-16

~ 4. !, ,,pns,... 4 4. ,..,..I ,, =,
dent Of st. Louis, and latc Examiner ef the United
States Patent on ncs, In the sd year ef ks sse.
cal Faculty Of the District Of Columbia respectfully
nvited 70 attend his funeral from Trnity (Catholc
ohyrsb, osetsstows, on rharsday, ish ssssAss q
isi Eos'. ssv Yort. and Dsy.e.. ohio.ps copy
The national Republican., 1866-08-16
personal.
Bale Of Cotton for sh, Pr,s,de.s,

The PRESIDENT has appointed the Hon.
Lafayette Carter ss Surveyor General Of Idaho.
The national Republican., 1866-08-16

INTERNAL RKvEsuE.-The receipts yesterday
amounted to 81, ,220, 855.53.
The national Republican., 1866-08-16

N. o.; ;osditionsl s,sts oonvsh.iOn Of Msr,lsn4
,s.aetIsl d sSs dy Of Ssltiasrs ys''sfday' The
fsssstsass W. iasls' -as. ..
The national Republican., 1866-08-16
The Extra Bouuty.

The ONCE Of the Paymsstsr General is already
inundated with applications from men who served
in the volunteer force for the extra bounty suhor
issd to be paid BY the last Congress- As there are
no funds In the Treasury not already appropriated
for other purposes. and ss the special commission
which has the subject under consideration has not
yet made its report, there San bs no payments
made under this act for somo months yet, and
nothing therefore can be done with the claims that
are transmitted 10 the Pay Department for the ad-
ditional bounty, exospt to file thsm that they may
be taken up in due order when arrangements for
paying the claims ars completed. ... .|
The national Republican., 1866-08-16
ORP Ms OURT,

iDASAhiOroF CoLoAbIA. WAbHiNdTON COUNTY,
In the case Of Christopher W. Lansdsls
Of Thon., ccnnor deceased The .d%inis.rator .fors
Ii: a.y sspssnSsi nss os IN su.i ...n.ni
and Of the assets In hand far the ssms have been
collected and turned into money when and whore all
hs eIedors and heirs OF said deceased are notified 10
otherwise BY law be .xeiuded from ali benefit In said
deceased provided copy Of this order be pub
Test. z {. .RoBBINs,
aul6-lwSw. . r.rr' Register Of wits.
FOR RENT.-THE HOUSE, NO. All
Thirteenth street. is for rent, and part Of the ur
CITY, ''' property among tile most desirable saio .s'
HOUS Sc WANTED.-A MEDIUM
IL SIZED HOUSE, thoroughly Furnished. with
modern improvements, In healthy location, 10 wanted
6y. 6 responsible party. Address Lock Box 81 Post
EOR SALE-THE FURNITURE IN A
Il private hopss on q street south, few doors from
the city railroad The house contains eight rooms
Possession q iSrni,ss; and house given mpsdistsly
EOR SALEM THE FIRST WARD A
HOUSE THiRTsss koons kiToHSs Hkf EaaSk saaSk
DINING ROOM AND HALL WITH LARGE oELLAR
UNDER ThK WHOLE HOUSE The lot contains over
vines, fruit trees shrubs towers TO- Gas and water
throughout the house II Is arsteiass residence and
Y In one of the finest locations In the city Address g.
n. y. At this once jyla-H
DROPOSALS FOR BRIDGE PILES.
OFFICE COMMISSIONER OF PrBLIo BuIIpMesl
CAPITOL or THE UNITED BrArRs,
WARRINGTON CIrr, August 0, 1895
Sealed Proposals will be received at this ONCE until
sss' {; !SSifiils:sls
less han sixty feet In length to square foot sixteen
feet from the butt not less than sig inches small end
auls'ot Commissioner Of Public Buildings.
pOYCES LADIES' AND GENTS ICE
ID CREAM AND DINING ROOMS, No. AS Pennsyi-
streets. - IT, - -. y
The largest and coolest DINING ROOM, the most sx.
tsnsivs BILL OF FARE, and the LOWEST PRICES In
the city. TABLE BoiRD, twenty-five dollars psr
hours. .rH '.|"E||
Open from o'clock a. m, until 10 p. m.
~ NO LIQUORS SOLD. -SA
lee Cream, Water Ices, Confectionery, and choice
Pastry constantly on hand. aul4.im
The national Republican., 1866-08-16

T OST-FROM THE STABLE CORNER
IL and fourtssnh streets east, near Congrsssio
buTylns Ground,a LI0HT BAY MAREwith one or more
left ear short legs and large built The nndsr viii be-
literally rewarded By leaving her at Lewis Brswnsr's
stable corner street south and fourssnth srsst east
Aul4.8ts
The national Republican., 1866-08-16
~ Collestor's One., city R.l,, w..Ains.

~ Colleotor's Once, City Hall, wsshang.
rox. D. O., Ausust J., lsoe.-soTIcI TO rAxPAYERs.
Notice hereby given that By "sn act Approved July
2s 1906 ftaI on airss and property
stocks &c for the year 1885, fixed q dollar and
ten cents every hundred doAra Of the assessed
value Of said properly Upon all taxes npoa all prop
erty not In Tor taxes for general purposss an
abatement Of i've per cent Is allowed from August l.
1885 until the last day Of October. 1885, sftsr which no
abatsmept will pc aliOwpd WIN DIXON,
au3-thstu90t .T 81 Colleetor.
The national Republican., 1866-08-16

SVBreech-Loading Arm--Ths Hoard for
the Of Brsseh Arms Of which Gen.
ersi Hancock 10 prssdsn s In ssssIon u Ns. 6l
wlndsr's Buiidias, fss +sl-
Arms will be rsssvsd daily bssvssa the hours Of II
. m. and p. n, until further notiss. ~
fnvsntofs are rsqusstsd 70 sabit their arms u per.
or By sgsat to The rseorSsr Of The board. ~, f
". owBNs,
20 air5 Capt s,h .. 9. Cav. Brew. Lieut. Col U.aA,
mhla-N 20 fsl ,.H 81 Recorder.
The national Republican., 1866-08-16

sA0Madam Mounts' Pils salvs-A Variable
Remedy for that Disease; also, Coasumpea Destroy.
o., asa ~ Knrs Cure for the Bronshius, Asthma ks
can be found a etots Drug Store spposits Hsiiosal
Hossl; 0lnaa's, scar nstropotaa Hossl Yord's cor
nsr Of 8svsnih and Psnnsylvania avssss 1.twisls's
corner Of Twelfth and PsnnsyvaAia avsnus; Iliosts,
corner ef sAd twelfth streets, Hsrbsash corner ei
Seventh and q. s.r ials-0
The national Republican., 1866-08-16

AS-Amanusnsis.-Psrs dssirinG the ser.
vices Of CoPYIsT or AhAnUSEsIs. %. be sssonno
dated By lady who writes neat and plsia hssd, b.
applying at No los Sixth street west. byvssa and
N strests north sp1S.f
The national Republican., 1866-08-16

EOR RENT.-THE HOUSE, NO. All
Thireenth street. is for rent, and part Of the ur
ntnre for SALE on accommodating terms The locality
city. aul0llts
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MILITARY.
FLAG FERMENTATION TO rnE NINTH RRolMsNT,
n. O. s. N. Y.

FLAG PRESENTATION TO the NINTH RR0IMRSr,
n O. s. NJ Y.
On Monday evening, the 9th Regiment, n. o. = n.
T. were presented with Of coors at the State Arsenal on
seyenthaye Shortly after O'clock the various companies
lett their armory in Twenty xhSt and proceeded TO the
arsenal where line was formed -,
The coors presented by Col Edward ebhord OF Gov
FeniOn staff who made very neat and eloquent address OIL
luding ihe.yaous battles the Regiment had pancpied
IA during the war and thanked them for their services ia De-
half Of the State OF NeW-York.
Col Wilcox on behalf Of the regiment responded In very
eloquent lie stated tha c1egiment hed lost great
many men during the having len New.York with over
OO men and returning with skeleton regiment lie thanked
Col Gehard for the compliment be had paid his regiment and
stated that the regiment would be always ready to answer
their country call .. -
General of the State and others the regiment marching
salute Gebhard and then returned 20 their 6rmoTy
Among distinguished visitors pseseni Col Lebe
neau Acting InspectOrGcneral GOyFenOns Staff Col
Van Buren, and Col Syleskex Colonies Of the Regiment
The ags are Of very handsome design and made OF the
richest material On is the State Arms Of New York the
other the Stars aud Stripes which inscribed the die
Vent battles in which the Regiment pacpaedi liapers
Ferry South Mountain Anctam, Gettysburg The Wilder
ness -
The Arsenal crowded with the friends Of the Regiment
who had been furnished with tickets ofAdnlssion by the Com
mandant.
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demsnd for Compound Notes. which sell ct 2toStc
premiuus according maturity. In Railway Mortgages
FIERY little Aone snd largo amounts ocnld be had al
quotatioas Tho miscellaneous list Is active; Cam
bcslsnd Ccei uadef clique moycnons roso to st an
absurd pries for b. really vcsthles fancy: wksbarrs
Coal rose Jper cent; Western Union rose D. and was
In demand, under reports Of a large short interest
and clique supporting it, Msriposa Mining Co.
was strong Of %. Tho Railway share list opened
firmly on tas street, and, was well sustained ct
the Stock Exchange After the call prices broke several
active shares As ow M accepted for Northwestern
Common, but buyers appeared and the market
cleared Of eli offered advance for this and most other
shsres Atlantic Mail rose 81 veent, and the quotation
Of Pacific Mril stood 23ie23T AT the Second Board
prices lower upon general list the exceptions were
Northwestern Common, which sold at SGT s56i, and
Western Union which sold e53i Rock Island and
Fort Wayne were steady Cleveland and Pittsburgh is in
fair demand, and es the annual meeting Approaches will
take prominent position Tho market closed at the fol-
lowing quotations: Ohio and&ssisspp 53s 1881; Can
ton Company, a155; Boston WetessPower 3liS32;
Cumberland Preferred 6ii o64a; Quicksilver 55se55Ii
Marposa HlSl4ii Manposa Preforred 81 93ii; West
ern Union Telegraph, So 1854; New-York Central liSl
siisi; Erie, s4sss4l Reading llstail5li Michigan
Southern 02s92i; Illinois Central l2SSi2St Cleveland
and Pittsburgh, s2 s92s Cleveland and Toledo llSae
49, Rock Island ilOisllO; Northwestern. sol
North. Preferred 79tS7si Fort Wayne, 1884
1921.
Money i, In good supply at per cent to brokers' and
round sums are left on call at 3S4 cent. In CONNER
cia papor change Best psssat sac for short
dates Long paper eau be had at legal stes and but
is not in favor.
Tho trade report of the city is not satisfactory 80 far "
dry goods and general merchandise are7 concerned and
October is ad have boon for business than tho
corresponding month for long peod.' The reports from
the manufacturers Of NswEngand of the same chaac
tor Railroad people reportess traffic on the roads but
the published reports thus far do not confirm their state
ments.
Exchange is 6m and in the absence of supply OF out
sido bills regular drawers control the market readily.
London primo bankers 60 days. 1924 SlOsi; d. sight,
IlOi Paris bankers, long, 49, DO, short, 5iI4i
Antwerp, $50; Swiss, 90 Hamburg, bankers 36ii
Amsterdam, do, at; Frankfort, do, al Bremen, do''
72ia73; Berlin. do, 49,
The following ssynopsis of the quarterly reports OF
the national banks Of the United States, 1906
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The volume Of National Bank circulation has increased
nearly sl3Ooooo whio the old issues as State Banks
have diminished $40 900 0o0 The loans are s,JooOOoo
moro then July last and tho private deposits $50
100000. The statement shows expansion ana DIS
position 70 make money at any risk.
Mining shares still pressed for sale at reduced rates
by telegraph from St. Paul Minnesota, We ara informed
Of tho death At that place Of solomon l.. Huh! esq.,,
prominent! member OF tho Nsw-York bar. Mr. Hull waa
treasurer Of tho Union Dime Savings Bank Of this cty
and was also trustee of tho Atlantic Savings Bank aud
director in tho Ninth Nationsl Bank Of this city
The Pgoyidssce Journal quotcs Printing Ooths Market
dull asking priceiic. Tho following arc the sales 5000
pieces 5GIe0 lee; $1,000 do, 6ix64 lio Total, $1,000
pieces.
The following comparative statement shows tho average
condition Of the leading items Of the phadolphia banks
~ Tho naaf nd nrevious week.
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in memory hin Who bore Che sword and honor Of those
hnve IL IL viii be highest ambition 20 uard
and cherish Il mcnento both ohe dead and tho living
His remorks we're received with great applause when
ba bsd concluded tho splendid specimen OF The woSnsnshp
WHICH eau he displayed upon sword shown thecompany
and "a, Hon Sobn r. Savage spoko.
SPEECH or JOIN I. sAyA1R
He1st exceedingly happy 10 joining wit the genlsmen
arouh hmnany OF themis comrOdes in Che 69h-in DC
hi Testimony OF their love and respect upon Capt
Xker He had known him for 10 yes and throlshat that
long p,d had ever him Assoc5ed in manly spirtS
fnea OF feeling and In generosity OF action Titb every
thng tbat man expec 70 baow 70 band friendship After
acme farter remarks Of heartfelt character he proposed the
health OF Capt KTkef
sAfy mr. savage rhoas received with great applause had
nocd sons sentiments werethc order OF tho evening
and at oaocR tbisnornng the party sN calling for
songs and sentimental
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TRIPLE SUIcIDK.--A terrible tragedy occurred
the last trip Of the steamboat Bart Able c@ hrsn,ea
M A. O. Hardy took board the boat at Trenton three prs
opsr who had boon sentenced to imp,onnent In ss stat
horssthlevea gamsa GhaYiss tsysu rhnlg wsar, aid
Tsck River these srcs moa who were cbsusa together
b. ao a,ek Coz sfeksspgs aarif De ufa syaed eve,
b,ald AID ocms9 IN oontstt with The wheel, ssfs ~ ~
prossbIity drowned nedsstcy nstsag wu s.sn OF tsc
So afl ay sprsae IRON hs ADS OF the bost oasatesses
CONDENSATION grated s hsst bat aQtyG osad "
dsesf x tks uefprtzphieh IN NnS w