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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-24

~ The military hu hofities at Raleigh n
O., having prevented tue logging of negro
Judge Fowls hac ordered IN indictment OF the
officers concerned Another negro is to lie
whipped to day, and the Judge has called on
the Governor to carry ut the laws of the State
s65- The Catholic Church In the United
States ia said to have 1854 churches and chap
els, ~ theological seminaries and l4o4 acade-
mics aud schools, containing 30 900 pupils -
The Catholic population OF the United Sta;es
Ia estimated from ,OoO, 900 to 5000 900.
ArPIoATICs bss been madein Washington to
Chic. Justice Clase for a writ of habeas cor
pus ia the CTS, OF DR.. Audd, confined at Dry
Tortugss for completely in the sssassina
plot.
A subscription has been started in Quebec
for the sufferers by the la:e colliery ezplo-
Bions in England. Up 10 this time London has
subscribed Il 900 for the sufferers by the
Quebec Ere.
The Governor OF Arisons has gone to San
Francisco 10 obtain from Gens. Mcdowell and
Halleck protection for the people OF Arizona
against the hostile Indians.
The South Carolina House OF Representatives
has rejected tho Constitutional Amendment
By vote of sb to /.
Iowa will be the Rrst State to admit females
TO the right of sudrage-at least SO writes
Theodore rlton. in q letter from the West.
The new Catholic Church q st. Peter, in
Jersey CITY, was partially destroyed by 6re on
Thursd,y night. The loss is $50, 600
The whole stock OF the New York and Wash
inston Steamship line has been subscribed and
the steamers purchased.
O. @. Memmnger, Ell. rebel Secretary of the
Treasury, has been pardoned by the President.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-24

MONDAY, December ~, 1866

OHRIsrnAs.-To-morrow will be Christmas,
and the old q well ~ the young are making
preparations to enjoy It. We hope none Of
them may be disappointed There will be
many prsssAts given, good dinners will DO Ca
ten aud we trust all things will 90 IS merry as
. marriage bell II 10 70 be hoped that the
poor aswsll as the rich, may be happy, and In
order that the former may be so, the latter
should remember the old axiom that there is
more pleasure in giving than receiving
Several of the churches will also be open in
the morning. and the intellectual feast should
not be overlooked. We trust the day may pass
pleasantly, and all may enjoy it in rational
and becoming manner.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-24

December 9 b, SO, by Rev. Charles Hill,
Joseph Paul, Of Philadelphia, to Mary j
Guilkey, late of Smyrna, Del.
On November llth, &c, in the city of Phil.
adelphi,, by the Rev. Samuel E. Smith, Mr.
T. Ross Hanson, CT Middietown, Delaware,
and Miss Amulet Howell Of Philadelphia.
o. wednesday, 18th inst by the Rev. Mr..
WEIGH, Mr.. James Dugau, of Wilmington, u
Miss Oathariue Gallagher, of Christisna Hun
dred.
Ga the goth December, at the residence of
the brides pareuts, by tie Rev. George +.
Wiswell, Mr.. Thomas Benton Craig, and Miss
Ellen o. Tindall, both of Wilmington Ne
cards.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-24

In Baltimore, on the llth irst., Thomas
Wood ILL., Ed, formerly of Smyrna, Of Kent
Co., Md.
On the l4,h inst, in Baltimore, very sud-
denly, Mrs.. Elizabeth Learned wife OF Capt
Adam D. L. Learned, and daughter of Joab
Fox, Esq, Of -eipsic, aged IS years.
Al Glasgow, Dell, on this 9th inst, Wm,
Ferris, Ia the Sad year of hiI age
In this city on Tho l0.h last, Florrie, oldest
daughter OF W. q. and g. A, Psnnypsefsr,
aged six years and sixteen days.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-24

CoNsREss.-Iu the U. g. Senate, on Thursday.
Mr.. Ross, of Kansas, called up the joint resolu
ton relating to reconstruction offered by him
on Wednesday, and 1t was referred to the Re-
construction Committee. Mr. Stewart, of Me-
vada, called up the resolution TO print copies
Of the Land Report for distribution at the Paris
Exhibition, bnt Mr.. Fessenden Directing to lie
conditiop, it went over. Pomeroy, of Kansas.
introduced bill for the issue of bonds In aid
of the Southern Branch Of the Union Pacific
Railroad Co. Mr.. Wilson, of Massachusetts,, of
fered u joint resolution directing the President
to prevent the inf1iction of corporal punish
ment in the lately robellious States, which was
referred to the Judiciary Committee. On mo.
tion OF Mr.. Henderson, of NO., the president
was requisite to communicate information In
regard to the reported marching OF U, 8. troops
int the interior oil Missouri. The Nebraska
bill was considered, and Mr. Edmunds, Of Vt g,
advocated N. Browns suffrage proviso. whils
Mr.. Howard OF Mich, thought Congress had
no right to impose such 0 condition. Without
acting on the bill, the Senate went into Exc
cutive session and soon after adjourned until
the Sd Of January.
In the House, Mr.. Williams, OF Pa, from the
Judiciary Committee, read a report declaring
the arrest of Charles V. Culver, of Pennsylva-
MIA, breach of privilege, and closing with a
resolution directing his delivery from custo-
ny AHo AO5olutiou "hS uuOptod. DblduO
OF Ohio, introduced q resolution 10 prevent the
payment of claims 10 ex rebels, which was
passed. On motion OF Mr.. Stevens, OF Pa, a
committee of seVen was appointed to report a
bill for the establishment OF a free common.
school 81 stem in the District OF Columbia On
motion OF Mr.. Donnelly, of Minnesota, the Sc
cretsIy of War was requested to communicate
The report of Gen. VaIren's surveys of the Up.
per Mississippi and its tributaries. The House
then went into Committee Of the Whole on the
Presidents Message Mr.. Hise, of KY argued
against the power OF Congress to reduce the
Southern States TO Territories. Mr.. Lawrence,
of Ohio, spoke ia favor Of reducing the sal -
ries OF Senators and CongreIsmen. The Com
mittee then rose, aho a message was received
from the President In relation 10 the efforts of
SantA Anna aud Ortega to overthrow the Jua-
reg government. The Sergeant alarms repor.
ted that he had taken Mr.. Culver from custo
dy. and now had him in his seat On motion
OF Mr.. Juiar OF Ind, the Select Committee on
Direct Tsy aad Abandoned Lands were direc
itd IL ..quire whether the execution of the
Hcmesi.ad act had been obstructed in any Of
the atcly rebel STATES. On motion of Mr..
Spalirg, ihg Ways aud Means Committee were
dE'c ed q inquire into the exped Jenoy of ex
ctupt-g from lsrrif lumber for ship building,
Wien imported for that purpose. The House
then adjourned till the Sd OF January.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-24
iEtNlNrEtt,s OEE'TCE.

= WNW NAbtIN JOUhTf, Vtt, .fth, Ipe6
| ron the application % tenry 0aytol, Administp.-
~ tor d, D. \. Of John ~. kaudAin. late OF Appo-
qutnninS hi iu said Co., decd II is Ordered and a.
rfstea h tie'ierilier thatthe
pon the HstJ te OF tie docear OF giant
lug thereof ~ crUslns Advertisements TO be possd
lhtn TO. Is tENH from the date IN air
ne ,19s! puoio peceh Of the county of New Cas-
ilereqntHinS all perionS having demands a
Estate to present 4smo, abide by Act Of Az
sembY IN suo made aud PROVIDED And also cause
he A1neto De Aefted within the same period In III
Dtilas , publican newsEsper published In viii
i- Owen rA6e, the nd and Seal o fOfi &c OF the
s.. >. Reg T'erAlogoEsid StNev Castle In A Oar
Erittes. r. ID FEAIM ksxt.e1oovv'e
MOTTO E,All tsrsud hRvins claim aim ali III al
tateof the deceased the am
70 ne Atp.n. tsJr 81 or before Oct. 18th, isSJ,
or Aide iva .rt OF Assembly Ia su oh case made and
pr'vldrd. HENRY CLAYTON
~ ~ ~, ~ u ,i,,,.- ADM nistrstor, D. N,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-24
Is GRANT 10 FEM ,Lgs.

h'0RANT 70 FEMALES.
DIR, OHEsSENAS's PILLS.
Thecombiuation o. ingredients in these Pills is the
result OF loug nd enstve practice They mi Id
their operston. aud cannot do hs to the most de-
isate certRi in correcting all irreguarties, Pain
Ihl Menstru atoms reno wig all distractions whether
from cold or 0ther wise headache, pain in the side,
pal.itetlon Of the heart all nervous sections
Mysteries. fatigue, psin in the lack and liIahs,
disturbed Beep. which arises from Interruptions of
DR.. Gu GEsEMkN'S PILLS
ASthc common esnien. new era u the tire gtmsut
o. rr.guariues sud distractions, which have oon.
sig ed so many to q pf"tlsturs No female
enjoy good health unless she Is regusr and Whenever
o5strucion takes plsee the general health brgins
to decline. These Pills form tho finest Srepa alton
ever put forward WITH t,iMEDIATF AND PENsIsF
EMIT 9uCOF S>. DON'T ~ DECE WE'D, Take thi.
advertisement to your druggist and toll Tim that
want the best and mOst reliable female med the
woTll VIII oh is co n p.issd in thase uillE
DIR CHEFS MANS Pulls
have been sts ndari remedy Tor over Thirty Years
am are the most Ell elut one known for II
plants pecurr to FEN ALE5. 70 all classastheY are
invaluable induciuR with certainty, periodical reRu
! ritY. They ace known to Thousands, who have used
them At different pirods, throughout the country,
ha thss Apctioh Of some OF the eminent ply
sciansil Amsricl
Explicit II rootinns stating when they Id not be
used, with CHI ox--the Price One Dollar per Boz O
9 Boxes for IS containing from 81 TO 80 pills
Pillsssbt BY mail, promptly, secure from obssrv.
ton, by remittnE to the PrOpric'ors. Sold by Drug
eists gede rally, HUrCHINs X UTLT YER,
mrl2-ly PrOpHetnrH,
Va
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-24
Fts.fsgSrNsG,N VF'FSJ5jIE;T:'-.-

tpoN the ,n Nam Jastds SousfsI NSy 18TH 1859
Ottne lta VIII Ead restamen. of Archibald A, Hnos
stg o. New plste NJ ~ said Co. doe 1t is Ordered
tnd dEeutei by the RnkihterthRt the Executor Asre
said si'e notice 81 the granting OF Letters Tests-
me lthry pu thu ESTATE OF the dsoeAned 18th tn
otAtanun: thsraot by causing auvs tisene ntH to be
posted tina igrtE rom the datsO Letter.
- ak oithe mo pubic places OF the County II Nav
uastie AL persona haytng dem d. nRain U
tue 10 prehehtth same or abide by Hetot
Assembly "a sueh case made aud provided. Ahd alss
eslae thv ssme " De the eriod IN
ne DoltMNe new lican, newspaper pu oh shed in
wilmington ahd TO he continued thprsin two m 5nths
N~~ tEeh uhdertHa hand and BsAl Of on &c o tbe
81. y, 800 ste ttotesRid a. New CATTLE New Gas.
rrittop. H. o. FRAiM Reai.Htsss'e
NOTICE tlpersou hA 'inR aims aesinst tie ii.
tsn si he lc.s r must pfeaeH the duly atfes-
tyi To- the EAAauLOr before the 10th daY o
Nov iesI tbde thE Aot OF ttseeibly IN sush oAss
az "a am nfhFl""d "a MI III u. kNOS,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-24


PoLIrIos.--Msny of the Southern people say
that they are done with politics, that hereafter
they intend to pay attention to the develop
ment OF the resources Of their States, and The
improvement OF their material condition. 1t
will be good thing il they faithfully act upon
this declaration. Politics have been curse
to the Southern people, as too many of them
sought to live on the State or National govern
ment, instead of by industrial avocsions or pur-
suits The same 10 true to some extent of the
people in the Northern, Western and Middle
States. Every man should pay attention 10
political affairs, and be to G rtain extent a
politician, but It is mistake In any one to
neglect his own legitimate occupation and seek
to live by office or make politics q profes sion
or trade. Nine out OF teu of those who do so
inevitably fail, while great majority Of those
who engage in legitimate business succeed
The former are mere drones in the social hive,
while the latter are workers and build up cit
les and towns and make great and powerful
States, Evan where they do not accumulate a
large amount of this worlds goods for their
own personal use or benefit. It is far better
to be a mechanic or tiller OF the SOIL than a
mere politician or Office seeker. There are
few men comparatively in the free States tia,
look to politics as means of support, and we
hope hereafter the same sill be the case 10 the
South. When the best talent is given to de-
veloping the resources of that section Of oul
country, including the building and supporting
ofschools and churches, instead OF being devo
ted to politics, we may expect to see as prosper
Gus and happy people as the sna ever shon,
upon. Industry, intelligence aud morality will
make any community rich, peaceabls ant
prosperous; while ignorance, oppression, an,
isdolence will bring poverty, crime AM
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-24
n EGlSIhIs's OFFiGE.

,.,-.,, NEW UAs ~ UoUNTY, Oct lath, 1866.
Z foN the spplicR 'Op Q ADAM GRUBB, M ecu
~ %. Of th- ,.-. y ~ AVID Testament Of John
", decd L IT, orGered ND directed by the Re-
rtstcr that tn" Ev'cu aforesaid, give notice The
granting pt Letters H. ste sentary upon the Estnt al
ne Deceased vita da.e OF hereof, b, eaus
nEalyertsemeut to be posted within forty days from
me such letern in six Ofthe places
9tthe New all having
demands against the Estste to present the same or
ahdsby ACT OF Assembly in such made and pro
Iided And also cause tire same to be inserted within
the same period 10 The Belavsre kepub lican nswspa
ia two mo- ths.
iS~-~l uyen under tn and nd Sea! ION ce ofths
B. Register Aforesaid at New Castle i n New Cas-
~ tie County siorei 3ia the day and year above
Tritlen go GOfERT U. FRAlM. Register,
NOrIoE.-All person. hAvingc aims gafnst the IA.
tate Of the deceased must present the ates
teu 70 the brtcu or, on OF before October 49, lHY.
orheiae the Act of Assembly in EueL case made an
PROVIDED. ADAM 9RUBB,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-24

,,nn,,NkW uAsTLB UOuNTY, NOVEMBER 2ist, ie66
1 PDN the app LEGATION Of William J, Brown and los
~, T.. bGo~n Admin, traitors Of Ann NJ Drown, late
pHptRED and directed by the Register that the
nnistrt lrsao ssad give notice Of the granting of
aier7 OF Nj uiSra iOA upon the Estate the dehd
sh hedtte feg9l ting thereof, BY ertise-
ntts Dc posted within forty days from the data Of
sleh ttsrsin six Of most publ places ofthe Coun-
" u ieH las ,requir ngall persons having demands
lENn7l the B4tate present tn same Al IL NV An
Net OF Assembly Ia such case made and provided And
also 1au 81 the sRe to same pe rod
y me DelsSare UeprJ lean; Newspaper published in
N@I Given udder th hand and Seal OF OH "a on IL.
=. 3. ,ays'e 70 aid. at New Castis in New Oaa
- Tie Vpuhtvs iOteilid, the day and year above
it'ei. ~ X. Q. FRAN, Register,
H9IICh All persons having oalms aEainst thu
htfata Of tho lie eased must present tho same duly
tested to the ADM pistratOrs before Noyember
2Ft 1861 cor abda lhs Aci of Assembly m Buah ease
Rde add rOgided. WILLIAM j. BROWN,
JOSEPH y. BROWN,
mi atrafo
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-24
Perpetual. Insurance.
Home Insurance Company
OF
NEW HAVEN, CONN.

Cash Capital, 81 900 GOO.
SCHEDULE OF RATES IN DWELLING HOUSES
Briot or Stone Dwelling detached l0n feat or more
Exposed by one other brick dwelling, from 50 to oO
feet. on 500, " cents
"a =, :, rom TO 81 feet, % cents
from ~ to IS feet, % cent
from 10 to 20 feet, u cents
less than IL feet, IS cents
feIposed by RaAAd instead offs BRIoK House, add
Brick Stone block of dwellings, with Pire Wall.
ostween each extending through the roof, on 800
rs csntE. '
Brick STOMP block Of DIV sllinss with DIRE walls .
tween each which do cot extend tn roof add
one cent TO the nnaA rats for each additional Tene
ment
1.-THE roof is ShInge, add cent to the annual rata
Frame Dwellings detached 100 feet or
more on 600, rs cents,
Exposed by o ne TAme dwelling, from rs
to 100 feet. 8 90, 70 cents
- fro n 20 TO u feet on 3 100, n cents
:" from IS to so feet on 500, % cents
" from 20 to IS feet on $iOo, 70 cents
- from 10 to 20 feeton 500, 50 cents
" fromi to detection Si0o, 81 cents
1teIposed by BRICK instead offRAhE House deduct
one Ger cent from annual rate,
Farm and detached private barns, on eloe, Scents
Churches aud school houses, detached loe feet or
more, per annun, on Q 100, 50 cents.
Perpetual Policy requires lin lieu OF prem mn y
that deposit be made with the Co pany or a sum
equal 10 ten of the shove annual rates. aud the prs
eTty remains insured forever without further charge
or payment unless the Policy Ia Cancelled and the de-
tam, call at the oniee of JAMES WOOLLEY, Agent
No.4 Cast siIth Street, tsaville BuldinsD Whining
ton, Delaware, dec
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-24
Medical ELECTRICITY.
DIR. e. n. I,aWtOn.

late Of Nov York and Philadelphis, would cay to
bis friends and the public, that he may still DO
found atsl3 Market street, where he l. treating
nervous and chronic diseases Of every description
with the most gratifying results, BY hispew system
o. Medical Electricity;-a system Of practice ba cd
edge Of which Is not only necessary in order to
sure Successful treatment, but without which the
application Of Electricity In any form is bat dan
gerous experiment We give below q list OF dis
eases to the treatment of which THE system Is
pecially adapted, and In which ws have been most
successful: Amanrosis, blindness from paralysis OF
the optic nerve smenorrhsa, interruption or re.
tsntion Of the msnsss, aphonia, suppression of the
voice, asthma, ague, ohills, ohores, 81. Viius
dance constipation, oatarrh, consumption, In It's
early stages cough ohlorosis GOODNESS Of feet and
hands. cramps, cancers, deafness, when from para.
iysis Of the ascous 10 nerve, dyspepsia diobetis,
dropsy, hatulence, gravel, goitre, hysteria, hip
ock1aw, neuralgia, nervousness, piles, palsy, rheu
matt im, spinal disease, ourvatures, and tumors.--
In uterine Tor womb diseases It's value cannot be
estimated Prolapsus, displacement, alterations
and ether forms Of womb diseases promptly relieved
aud permanently cured in incredibly short pace
Of time.
REFERENoEs.
We have the pleasure Of referring those who may
visit to undertake Electrical treatment, to the fol
lowing well Known citizens Of Wilmington and vi.
oinity, who have been trea. cd by and witnessed
our treatment in others:
Joseph Bringhurst, 2lQ West street.
Edward L. Rice, SOL Shipley street
W. ii. NaG, East Fourth street.
Charles II. Gordon, 824 Market street.
aeorge Ooland coraer OF 7th and Washington SITS.
II. Ii Jones, corner Of 9th and Market streets
VIM. Il. Nudolph, 2I7 Market street.
DR. washin<to Ruassi, ohristiana, Del.
Waiter II. SOuthgste, /" I"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-24
~ N1stN7TAIG'N 0FFTOE.-

; M, ~. NtW AsTLE UoONrY, Nov. 10th 1895,
! W itus Rpnici hod OF Hannah Dixon, aud
ME, o. hill crsek hi in ssd County deed lit Is OR.
bEREp ana directed ~ tue Register hat the Admin
airstqrs M,rg,ed, sivsnotgs Of the granting OF Let
ts oil dnnstrdon upon the Estate of the deceased,
With NJ late Of granting the Roof by causing adyen
tssnenta to be poated within forty from date
% such ettsts, IN TX OF the blo placss OF ths
io1pty OF Ngw Cstlc requs riIs all peraonB having
s mans h!Ansl ths estate to present the same, or
provided. And also the to be with
In the same pert la the Delaware Republican ewr-
pepper pe6aLel in Wilmington ,Andt be continued
N-~) Given under III hn aud Be- al Nee OF thu
SS.sS Register Aforesaid, atNew Castle, n New asts
~ Co. aI"teBAid, the day and year above writ ten,
,.or,,y A., X. U. lHAlM, Register.
NUflOE = All persons hay ing claims against The Ms
tate of the de eased ID anne Iuly atteat
ID to the Administrations or be ere Nov, i6ti,
1857 or abide the Act OF Assembly such cas- maze
and provided, HANNAH H. DIXON,
JACOB DIXON,
Address uockessiu, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-24

LQUALIIH no ALL. UnVormgy of pr,ce,
4 'ew Feature in BEstRsss. EpsTy enc Ri,.
osn Sqissp'an Jones Co d, Of the Cresoept one
price Loan 9io, No, Goa Market street, above
Sixth, PhiIadelphis, In addition to having he ar
seSt tyaiied, an sst'opable stock Of Clothing
In Philadelphia, madeo IL tor retail sales. vS
have constituted everyone eHgsalesman BY hay.
ns marked In hgures on every artios the very low.
eat price II can be sold for they cannot pSssbie
Vsry--allmust buy alike Ihsgoods are " ell sponeed
ard prepared, and great pains taken With tie IA.
king, so tha all can buy with tho full assuran ! Of
getting good article at tho very est price Also.
large stock Of PIICE uooDs on hand oil tho Iatsst
tsylss ana quAitios which will be ado to order n
tao most fashionable and bosL manner, rs poi osnt
below credit prices. Up. Remcmbe the orescsut
In Market ST. Ghovs6tE. Phiia. JoHEs q o..
EH' Ii you want to save time and trouble in
uuy'ng goods go to 5U6 Market street, where you
viii lind a new and well seleo.ed stock of brv
Goods, Trimmings, CrockeryWare, Table CUTLERY.
i Ia ware, Glass ware, Tobacco, Floor and Table
oil cloths, coal oil and coal oil lanpg Give usa
call and examine for yourselves. ADAMS
BROTHER, successor to John 8. Robothan, tf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-24

G;eat Reduction in coal IL an Tow selling
the best quality Of e.ove Coal at 81. Nut at 4S.
GEORGE W. BUSH, French Street Wharf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-24
REGISTRR,S nFFIGE

,,,,.,., NV UABTLr UOUKTY, Aug %. Iage
1 PON tue application of Richard T. Carey, Admin
~ TRAITOR of Thomas arey late of risana Aundred
10 geid us decdi IL ia ordered and directed by tss
HeRiAer tht Administrator aforesaid ~
sne Arbitration the estate
causing adyertisements to be posted within fcrtv daya
from the dato such Letters six OF the most pubiio
places the County New Castle recurring all ntts
IONS demand gsinGt the ksats, present the
aud provided. And also to be inserfs1
within the ssIle period In the Delaware Hepubllc1n
ewsPaper published In Wilma Rton and to Sc oopfin-
ed therein two months.
Given under II hand aud Seal o ON . of ths
fnreRpit. AT Now Cast lie In New Castle
~7- shad the DAY and year above Written
,,ou,,,, 49, X. O, FRAN, Reaister.
HoIiqE;--hll ersous having elsimB Assinsi theFs-
ilnnt ceased hus present nttested
e p" Adninihrelor DE ore August 25th 1851 ar
pro sided RIlUAI,D r III nv e"u
nov u Addres, Contreyiiie nsisU 80. LL55,.,,