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didn't want IL. ncshe! Whit in the world
then is he making sach n fuss abnn, II
did Mt want II. ne ought m be very thank
ful indeed that such a calamity WIS not
inflicted on him. It's pity that ne cam
not appreciate the favor. "BesIles, he
didn't think any one green erouvh." &C.,
&c. Poor, ponr, poor tellowr Sign
boards and "colprs!' How his former
business runs i'm his mind! Int ] would
say when' heru.is against "R,ornv Sign
board' again. he shOuld be sure that there
is "greenness' enough upon It to paint his
name into notnrietv, for certainly shall
not advertise IL mt my own expense hich
evidently is what the grrel-rssi,p! dssires..
FFE Respectfully, A.-T
VIM. ROOME
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The case Of trichina, i'm Detroit, proves on
investigation to have been an exotic. The
victim was German woman who had
been infected before she left her native
country. After her death post mortsinex
animation was held, which has resulted in
proving, beyond a doubt, that the disease
was trichina. A small portion Of flesh,
about the size off pinhead, was examined
through a microscope, and found to con
tain large numbers ofanimalcul,e, wound
round and imbedded IN the fbres of the
tilnscle. exactly similar IN appearance 10
the trichina spiralis. This, we believe, is
the only case of this disease that has eyer
been known in this country.
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New York. Feb, IL

The Heralds special says that the Diplo-
matte Corps are indignant over Mr.. BAN
croft's GRAFTON, especially the Austrian and
Britishih Minister. The latter retracted
his acceptance of the dinner invitation at
the House of Congressman Washburn as
soon rs he beard the dinner was given in
honor of Mr.. Is.
Gold is comparatively quiet. The ne-
mand for customs is much less active than
a week ago. There is disposition 10 pat
out at thirty days, sellers option. al al"nt
135, but the offer finds few takers. Tie
present tendency of the premium sppears
10 be downward. @'''4
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N.IERsEE,. SALE.

By virtue OF a special Execution to me dirs.t-i
BY tie Clerk ofthe District Court Of Wap lila y
~. ststs ofIows. com, and'ng m- TO sell The pro-
perty herrirafe r described, as by decree OF taid
Court directed, - H,Irose to sale, ~ public auc
ton the highest and best bidder for cash 10 hand
al the from, door OF the Court House, In wapeilo
CVrnty. low q, on the 24th DAY Of Februsry. 1866
between the hours OF o'clock, 4. rp. and O'Clock
y. m commenting at ~ O'Clock, O. m, OF said day
the following Real Estate to.wit {: ="
The east half Of the north EAST quarter section
fourteen, (t+) in township seyentytwo, (72) north
Of range ft (5 west, In said county and State.
Ia zen as by special Execution directed ss the
property Of Carl 5. FAMINE to satisfy said execn.
ton u favor. OF Wil'sn san'tins and against said
inter. st and cost.
q. A. DERBY, sheriff Of Wapelo Co.. Iowa.
sherin's once, Ottumwa Iowa. January 2sd, 1865
44-lI-4w. ''5 ..... ..- .a- .F.'.e j."
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| Revenue Stamp

sTATE or IOWA, Revenue Stamp,
wAp-lo County. Fifty cents. eancerd
To Mary Hooy: You sre hereby nc,ined that there
is new Gle In the rfice of he Clerk Of the Dis.
trict Court Of said county, the petition Of John IL
Pony ask ng said cour. dissolve the bond of Mat
rmony nov existing between you and the said John
H. Fsoy hnsb nd and wife. because Of desertisn
by you, and for L. Utui rsssonsset forth In said pc
triton.
And IN ess you appear and answer said petition
on or before noon Of the I'd day OF the May term,
1885, OF said sUurt, comm eneiny the 18th day Of
Ma: 1864 judg'r ent and decree will be rendered
inst you in said cause, according to the prayer
Of said petition. 7. BiGiiAM, Atty for PltH.
Fe-. Ii, lS56-wi6.Iw. -... ~ .I ...s
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CE,t.1,IFF"S SALE.

- p
~ Nv virtue If two Executisnets ne directed BY
the Ter. OF the District Court Of wapclio County.
tate Of ksws, ommsndine ne TO sell ths property
hereinafter 6escribsh, a. by two DEGREES 81 safs
Cent dire will expose TO sale, At public auction
the ghest and bes bidder for In nd at the
front door Of tn Court House. in Wspeilo Co. lswa,
the 3rd day Of March, 1886, between the hosrs
Of . o'colck, q m, and o'clock, N, commencin as
10 clock and II o'clock a. m, 81 said day rths
following Real Estate, towit, situated IN the sty OF
Ottumwa, Wapelc county, Iowa: com cling one
hundred and twenty feet from the west corner OF
Lot No one hundred and ftty-niue 1921. aud Ak
tending twenty I20i feet along said secsu street
fesstD, ard also extending nihety.nine 'yyl iesi
Iertt to los No. one hundred aud dry 1--WE t5aG
rnf,, Of land twenty feet vide by ninety niue feet
in length and lying ami being in block No, thir'
teen, in the city of Ottumw., Iowa. Taken ana Q
be sold under the executos hrreiSafter rseet" Tci
for he Of tJS 40. Also ~ the same time sna
place the following to-wt: One lot Nc. SKIS aud
seven in East 3ttun~s, as descrt oed Kan shosn
In the recorded Pla, of 81 - EHst OttnuVs N Wa
cunt. lows: taken and 30 bs So Ia nnd-t tae
executions hereinafter mentioned for the SAID sun
Of Sbil,O 6 Takea ~ ny two special executtors a.
rtcted a. the pr operty Of H. ,. Cepcsapd and :. IL
copeland 10 satisfy said executions in favor OF
Jam es Merton, ami sesinst - I. AVID :. ~ Copeland
for the runs OF 81 40 and o. 30 I'd ris.1 AZ
E.lr.- t.f'!@ q. s.DERBf, sheriG 20
..- Of Hspeile Is. .lswa3
Sheriff. Office, rttuu~s, Iowa, Feb. ,.tsss.
Teb3 lob6-l5. iI--4v. a.F#' ..'.- >"."
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A CARD. ..H 49,. .,21. ''..y . 49,. . Sc.
uRYAyr NrR Ar-ws e EErIss
CSlNI1SS eiOI.Lt(sk;
.....' Cb,ffn,,H Yiav,nfs .... ... . 20.

Tie drHntagts o5ute hfchrs; c,sa Bu, n etF Gel.
ere are f,red n this institu'ioil.
SshS isrshiSs in this CoIi.ge -ood throc acct
the great intc rna, ionRl Chsr OF Easinrks Colleges
loea,ed In oty-fre Ct the principal cities Of ne
United States and ,hr Cans 6as--en ployiIs over
I'VE hsrdred Prof tso sud T-acHers. Will, daily
if-n"ahce "f .es-' ~ tborsaEi yo1h2 men, an :
annuity prouuring arny - graduates. Aoss
dl lcmss are base ports TO lucrative and re p'hsi.
BILE positions, ...... s .............,,.. ..
The Sc'scos u under the supervision u. V. Bell.
che found ofthe far Gus ':Belis Comm, rciai Coi-
lrtsn Of chic @. and il conducted upon the sys-
t-m Of actual business training, orisnSi with THE
chain Of Colleges; Anu TeI.grsphing 70 tau,' by a
pJsc tic al optI stor
stbd Tor College Paper, nd address
BRYANT, sThATrOS 3 BEL,
Jant1, 1sGc-wim 80 ....E,.t.. Quincy. tN;raiss 2
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A Voice IltE 'Esydes."

At the dead of night when others sleep,
Near He'll took my station,
And from that dungeon dark and deep,
Overheard this conversation,
Hail, Prince Of Dark ness, ever hail,
Adored by such internal, !
l come among voi,r gang To- vail,
And taste OF Death Eternal.
Where are you from? the fiend ,se manded
What makes you look so franticf
Are you from Carolina's strand, ..
Just West Of the Atlantic?
Are You that man ofblocd and birth,
Devoid OF human feeling
The wretch saw when last OH earth
in human cattle dealing?
Whose soul viii. bloodnnd rapine stained
With deeds Of crime to dark it .,.
Who drove Gods image, starved and
..% chained, ...
To sell like beasts in market? ..
Who tore the infait from the breast,
T. That you might sell it's mother.
~ Whose craving mind would never
Till you had sold n proIuer.
Who gave the sacrament to those
r Whose chains and hand cuffs rattle,
Whose backs sooH after felt the blows
More heavy than the catilsf ..
I'm from the South, the ghost replied
And was there II teacher,
Saw men in chains with languid eyes
i was u Southern Preacher. .....
In tassled pulpitS, gay and fi,ie,
i strove 10 please the tyrant,
To prove that slavery sis divine"
And what the scriptures warrant.
!. And when I SAW that horrid sight .
OF slaves by torture dying.
told the masters nil was right,
kner that WIS lying.
Iknew all this. and who can doubt
I felt II Sad misgiving,
But still never burst speak out,
Last ] should loose my living.
They made Fat, they paid ne we'll
To preach down 'abolititio,,"
49, Islept, I died, l woke in Hell,
How altered my condition.
And now Tn, in y seq of fire. .
Whose fury ever RACES,
lam slave and can't get FREQ
Through everlasting ages.
Yes, when the sun and moon shall
fade ,... 49,
And fire the rocks dissever.
must sink down beneath The shade
And feel Gods wrath forever.
Our Ghost stood treln bling all the while,
He saw the scenes transpIre,
With soul aghast and viSage sad,
All hopes then did retire.
The demon cried Oh vengeance bent.
say in haste retire,
And YOU shall have ''nigger' sent
To attend and punch the fire.
"A. IL
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SS7RA,r YAHES--Taten up Ny John W Bar
CESS tiviua ~ Columbia Tow nshtr, HapeL o Goung,
bl % in he sce,eft hitd OF and fore foot WI e.
some ssdd.c are harness marks, absut eleven years
cid. Ore dafk ysy Mare, SIN III white spot IN inc
shod an round Abcut ave years old. Also one oars
vhrs,Est ssrr-l. nsre, Esd le marks, email vhite
ola. No 4. arrrsi<.a aasirO; No. 2, eico; No. 8,
go. FiedB BY 18th. lsss nx
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The VETO MEssA,.E.--we should be
glad tn furnish our readers with the Veto
Message OF President Johnson, this week,
hut having received a correct copy only n
few hours before going 10 press. it must
lay over until next week. 1t will appear
in The Daily this week. -.--
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a ECTI!IE Ta Y1JEE WEN Jus
~ Published an q Sfnkcd Enre!op.. I rice cis


GECTI ~, ySJTEE WEN last
n Published IN a Sealed Ears!ops. rice els.
E1fshez A lecture om thc HRturr.
Ak{4yA Treatment and Radical Cure OF sper-
mstnrri ex or Seminal Weakness. In.
oA10 ,o!ur,ar. Emissions, sexual Debility,
and Impe imen's to Marriage generally, Nervous
ness. Consumrtian. Epirpsey. and Fits; Mental
and PHYSICAL Irc"mprtency. resulting frsm Self
Abuse &c Ry ROBERT J CULvfkWELL. NJ. d.,
Author 81 the Green Book" &c.
The world renowned author, in this aisnrabe
lie Gle early proves from his own experience hat
the awful csrsrqusnces Of =, E-Akuse may he -Yec-
tua!y removed without medicine, and without da n
geros. su gicai operations. brugies, Instruments,
rings, or cordiais. pointing ont mode Of cnre At
certain ana .Rec!usi, by which every sufferer,
self chsapiy. priv tey snd radically. THIS LEcTURs
vii pmCvv Boon TO Til usAsOs ASp THOUSANDS
sent, under seal, in n plain envelope, 20 ANY ad.
dress port pals receipt of six cruts, Two post
stamps, by addressing
-. CHAs J. :. KLINE / co a..
1T Rnwsry, New York, POst-on See bex 4, SsS
Nov. l6. lo6,r-W1y,
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SOUTHERN PoETRr.-We clip the fol-
ing from . southern journal, to chow what
reverence the fire.enters have for the d.
D.'s, who try ~ prove from Scriptuse that
the Almighty created the negro to take
care of the white man.
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PoErRT.--we have received two pieces
If poetry ronf''fair correspondent which
Will appear ia due time
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


EIHosf sAB.r.--A Farm Of one hundred acres,
lying fsur and half ia lies Nc, IN ~ Or
the tate road lei ding from keuk uk TO kai
Ten of IL IN timber seyent ac ee inpr we'd, =
good orchard, frame house, an q barn, 70 we'll
81 water. For further parti ulars Ca. on Thomas
Hard,sty. near the above farm ace dress
Wa. N. kANARD, White Hall, Overs c., Ind.
Eco. 22d lsGS-Y1 VISA. ..-
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TSpecar si.passh to the Chicago Tr';nnr.I
Washington. Feb. II
The following circular letter was ad-
dressed to-day by Gen. Grant to the sever
al Department. Comrnanders: ~ &
" HEADQUARTERS ARMIES OF THE u. s..
Washington, ID. G., Feb sE, 1865.
f"You will please sand tp tlSrse II, nd
quarters. as soon AS practicable; anil from,
time To fimt~ ti.rresfles such copies vi
newspapers published in your Depart.
mrnt ~ contain sentiments M dis!"yaitv
and Issstuitv tn the Government in any al
lis sE'es,ohrs, and state W, etaer such paper
lis Babitual in its nt,erance OF snch senti-
ments. The persistent P,'3i!nution Of arti-
cles calculated to keep up hostility OF
feeling between TIE people. of different
sections OF tie. country cannot be tolerated.
This information is called for with view
to suppression. which will be done from,
these Headquarters ..-..
"By command Of Lieut.. Gers e4pst-
tSigned) II. L. Bow kss,
Assistant AdiutsT, General"
L.. New York, Feb. ~. ,
Gold is weak. The price this morning
touched 1854. The demand for customs is
moderate, and the supply suIly adequate
to meet il.
New York, Feb. II
The special to the Express says the
Freedmen's Bureau bill will certainly be
vetoed by the President. .......
The Commercial special says twenty
three S.'uators declare that they will
~,-a.- ..es..is,.t the Constitutional Amend
s.si't, ..r
New York Feh T..
yhi,. uorning fire n~nrrei in tts ten
einc,.: hgusr 80 100 Mint street. owned by
ciii-. ore.4t. Loss about &,o,GO0. Insur-
cd. i. .-r .. -. ..,s.. .....
81. .>..., ..... Memphis. Feb. II.
In the English game Of billiards, played
~ Kuvana,ph and Roberts, last night,
Roberts was victorious ny 30 points.
..-.. F. .s. ~. Lonis. Feb. IL.
The messenger of the Unied State, En-
press Company, while dei;> crins pack
age in the upper part ola building OF
Third Street, about 10 o'clock this inu!n-
ing was robbed of $40 600. .fl .-..... ....
...... The Markets.
Chicago Feb. 90.
business light and the supply of curren
cy small, but in excess of demands OF bor-
rowcrs.
Flour-Bettert,emand; prices.are without
change.
Wh-atln good demand and closing
with sellers Of No | spring nj 81 -, and
buyers at 81 lS3.
Corn--Was in better demand and prices
nearly lc higher at 32la33tc. There were
limited sales No at SIC.
d Hogs--Active and prices . shade Htron-
ger at Sllall 25.
Beef Ca.tle--Du1l at $6a6 50 for cboL-c;
s. LAS Is for fair packing stocks. and 81
75a for common to medium butchers
stock.
Live Hogs Active ut an advance Of 5
40c. Pens cleared at - 25a9 IS for choice
droves. ...,-.~ ..-. g..
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DgSSssLETICN OF ERPsKryFR
FL SHIP The cop ritz ership Of W. 8. Hughes j
Bro. ms ~ facturers of the ''Missouri Hand Corn
Pla ttrs" is dissolved BY mutual consent this Is
day Of February lS66 fhe busines of the late fr.n
i! her. aft or be carried on By ". 3. Hughes-Os
kalossx Iowa-to whom all orders shonld be addres IS
ed.
VS.. HUGHEa
PC. HUGHES:
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Va OTI(:I OF DISSOLUTION
~ The co-partne ship h-ret fore existing be.
tween 4. Washburn ami Win. Kramer, under the
name and style Of wzshburn q Kr amer, dissolved
IsU. 9TH, 1856 by NuEu.i Consent ...
Z. WhSHFCRN.
NN. KRAMER.
All knowing themselves Ia debted TO the nrm will
make in mediate pay ment and save trouble.
Vac. Z 4w -dz2,-aw.
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again to take place, namely that of white
immigrants arriving in our delta, preierring
settling upon the country farms than com
ing in competition with an Industrious colored
population that will swarm in the towns
and cities of the South, as finding in those
localities the greatest chances for their ad-
yancemept and success All this may be the
result Of the entire change of our domestic
social condition, and thus, expectations may
fail of being realized, that We're supposed to
DO the great motive power in the subversal
OF turning over of our former social state, to-
vat field of uneontested exploration, by
the white Northern masses in the Southern
States, by the abrogation of slave Labor.
Whilst on the contrary, this process of eman-
cipation will or may bring about quite op-
posite result, to-wit the reinstallation OF
African labor service, throughout the indus
trial and mechanical branches of Southern
economy whilst under the ancient regime
the white labor forces were gaining gradually
the vantage ground over their antagonistie
opposite. Under this aspect of the case let
us watch these developments in the various
industrial departments, established through
out the environs and precincts of our great
| nletropOis
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Musical and ,rheatrlenl.l


The French government gives the Opera
Comique $4,000 year, and the Lyriqua Theater
100000 amnesty. 1t is said the government will
reduce the subsidy of the former $4,000, which
will be given to the latter; in this way both operas
will receive an equal subsidy.
The Theatre du Chatelet has brought out in the
most splendid stvle A Giry piece founded on Gin.
derella. 1t contains thirty two tabeaux, and there
are no less than six hundred and fifty different COS
tunes seen in the course of the plav: the ballet is
danced by the Princesses of the Stars the Prin-
cesseg OF the Island of Flowers, the Processes Of
the Island Of Butterflies the Pripcesses of the
CRYSTAL Grottos. the Processes Of the Diamond
.siy., 4lo sd o,tl,oo,;, ,b.,,r,o. F,r. ,i,oas
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THE FUNDING BILL.

MI. Sherman's funding bill has finally
passed the Senate but in shape by no
means that which its originator bestowed on
it. As it goes to the House it does not pro-
vide for funding at all and thus the feature
is lost from which it derived its name. Per-
haps this is we'll The larger part of the IN
funded debt consists of the seven-thirties
which,. at maturity are exchangeable for six
per cent. bonds, having from five to twenty
years to rum. It is not reasonable to suppose
that people who can get seEen-thirty for their
money nov, and six per cent hereafter will
exchange for bonds bearing only FIVE per
cent Nor would the treasury note hold
ers be likely to purchase five per cent.
bonds, when they can make ten per cent
Eby ordinary commercial operations. AS far,
Therefore, as funding was concerned at
so low rate as five per cent, the bill
would, probably, in its original shape, have
been imperative. But the funding section
contained another very important clause
which has been omitted by the Senate that
which declares that the new bonds shall be ex-
empt from all taxation federal State, OF
municipal The federal government has an
undoubted right to exempt its bonds from
taxation BY itself; but it is questionable that
Fit has the right or the power to forbid States
and municipalities from taxing the income or
capital of citizens, In whatever form such in
come Of capital may appear. When we say
that the New York Evening Post takes this
ground, We trust that We shall not be accused
of disloyalty in following such an example.
The bill appropriates $50, 100000 annually
to the Payment of the interest and principal
of the public debt, which would leave sink
ing fund OF about SAC, 600, 000
When the legal tender notesshall have been
called in and converted any part ofthem, into
interest bearing debt, the annual interest viii
be more, and the annual sinking fund BY SO
mach diminished. We do not look upon a
provision for a sinking fund as a matter Of any
great Importance at present. The best sinking
fund Is to be found in the natural .lessening of
the burden Of the debt by its being every year
spread over larger population, and eonge-
quently over a greaterannual product from the
common labor
The bill contains provision requiring bol.
ders Of seyen-thirty notes to give notice, four
months before their maturity, whether they in
tend to claim the fiye-twenty bonds or to have
the notes paid. Some papers protest against
this provision as a breach of the original con-
tract, as by that contract the holders were to
have that option at the time of the maturing
Of the notes By the other provisions of tie
bin the disposition of any surplus gold in the
treasury beyond $50, 000,0O0 is regulated
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The FIRST NATIONAL CHEMICAL WORKS CON-
PANY OF LOUISIANA is organized for the purpose os
dBng fat Pine Wood by the process, and for the
Of the products realized thereom There ia produced
from OFE Comp, dist led, 70 gallons Spirits Turpen
tine, 80 gallons Oil GALLONS Pyrogneou Aid gallons
Alcohol ~ barrels Pitch Rosin barrel Tar 5000 feet
Illuminating Gas superior TO that made from coal and 90
bushels Charcoal This incredible though may appear to
some Is nevertheless and expect to exceed the
quantity OF Of the above with the fat Pine
abundant III this section The process simple and of
paratysy tdfiHg expense the articles produced AL
marketable and BY the best Chemists this
country altogether superior 10 those produced in the ordinary
way.
The process patented and rights sold the different
States number Of cords, which number 30
distilled daily years during the existence
pabents Tho Louisiana has the right to dsa
fy per day when paid for for that length Of time
Machinery in OF erection for this Company to
dst cords per day. portions OF which will be here very
soon have than enough subscribed pay for
the right etc, for that amount but wiah to tho
control of the whole due the State, vs FIFTY cord
works and have therefore reopened books for bscrp
tons for that amount
The capital stock is 100000 six hundred shares of sIOOe
each The Stakeholder the advantage Of only being
qured his proportion towards the ton cera works now
being erected.
In connection with this would thst from the great
demand for these work in other States the length
time necessary their construction, quite conhdsns
that profits arising from the cord works in operation
will entirely pay the additional works fact they
furnished II this the stockholders viii only
be called upon the original amount due for the ten cord
works
Fifteen per cent Of their subscription Is Repaired to be
deposited with she Secretary OF the Company ct the time Of
subscribing and per cent will be called for upon the
compilation and successful operation of the works.
Unlike petroleum and other mining operations this is mos
speculative uncertain but, without doubt win pay
larger profits the than any other stock In this
country 10 prove that certainty, wish to rall par
cular attention the fact that before dollar OF money
paid for the works. good substantial brick or iron Ere
proof buildings will be erected all the machinery f the moss
perfect description requisite carry the business intro
dnced put practical operation to the complete satsas
ton Of every shareho der AS the company Is salts
fed by peculiar demonstration that the above products are
produced stated buildings and machinery the price os
which included rights turned to the
company and the money paid, and not until then.
We the Of capitalists and also those Of limited
means the opportunity thus offered them Of making Raa
and very profitable Investment
It, JEFF. HALL, President
OGics-No. Carondelet strses