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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-21

e. The PhiladelphIans complain OF the
large number of pIckpockets and thieves from
New York passing through that city to the
scene Of toe prize fight here. One man says
he was cheated ont of S2i6 by one OF these
gentry, who practissd The soon EdenCe" game
upon hIm-whatever that NAV be.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-21
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Death of an Au,hsress

PHILADyLPHIA, June s1.-Madame Julie ia
Mars ntrites. . weli-known dramatic critic.
this morning OF heart disease. she va ~,
many years = writer for various iournaIs in
New York and elsewhere Her daurhter "a
Gently made her debut on the etase In Bait.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-21

nTFrom ShilIington, Odeon Building. we
have hatch of late magazines. The Atlantic
Monthly, oar Young Folks. and Madame Demo-
rests Mirror Of Fashions, all for July.
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THE FIVE GENT PIECES

In consequence OF the great rush and large
demand for the new five GENT coin, the Treas
urer, owing 10 the small quantity OH hand for
issue, has decided TO limit the amount TO be.
given to each person to one dollar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-21

SeHcot EkANtsATtoNs-Prim.y ~ ,
Fourth District, Miss kschel &c.,. -
ceptrets, was ex amined by Mr.. Csssell 80 -
sse,noon. on ron, 10 present 81 a heavy
chalft TOT young tfach~r, ens~riax IN r..
duties for the first time However, a.. -
cises proved excellent training ana 80. -
on the TEACHERS. while the pupifs ecn-s -,
nave been ,naitenfise- The usual classes,
primary school were well tested, snd mos, ~.
ctilent. as appeared in their aritam rtic sns -
,-o'a ION Of numbers by pupils thar las. So.
temcer could not write ten dtgitS Al IN,
tine th'rfy OF the pupils Were an "a. air nan,
sn on shom can now read, write ana cipher
To division.
Pr,msry No. s. FOURTH District. was assignee
10 mr.. Mnrtagh. but as he was a witr-ss =,
cour. MI. Cssseli ard Mr. Jehn L. rnonapsoa.
o. Msle Grammar School. were snbsfitn,r.
On roll, 81; present 50. This school com
m.nced the war thirty three In the alnhsbet
o*sices dozen or more added since Mis-
Alice Muenrn rs IN charge, aud THE was her
number furnished by the Female Grammar
School, Mrs. Amidon's. The chief exc.Ilrnc.
was IN The spelling. reading aud defni tions.
merit FREQ uently and injurIously wAnting nm
this grade Of school. Miss Maeurn received
and deserved the thanks of the examiners.
Primary No. 2, 9TH district, Mss r. p
Morse TEACHER. was examined by Mr.. HoImead
yesterday. The school consists OF bows snd
girls. There was quite - large attends ace OF
scholars. the whole numheT GO y being prrss.nt
we believe. The examination was thorough
and the pupils acquitfes themselves in = maa
ner that does great arsdi to their teacher At
the close of the exercises the examining 'ras-
tee expressed hie qualification nj The improve.
alluded TO the important and arduons duty OF
me Urinary school teacher, and closed BY paw
ing feeling and eloQuent tribute T. me
memory OF one of their late schoolmafes. who
mas oied within the year. As - usuai ~ 'his
disir1ct quite n number of parents. tea .hers
and friends OF the children Were present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-21

a. Mcconnell & Herbert, ASS 9TH street, send
US the July number of Madame Demorest's
Mirror ~ Fashions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-21
CIRCULATION OF THE CITY PRESS.

The following is the Official showing of the
circulation Of the daily papers Of this city
competing for the Government advertising
under the recent act Of Congress directing such
advertising TO be made in the two daily news
papers OF Washington having the largest
circulation:
EVENING STAR..-..7,7ij copies per day.
tH'oHtctc .s...-.-...-o,V-
TntetiigeHcer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-21

GOVERNOR r. d. PIEEPOST, OF Virginia
called AT the White House To-day to have an
interview with the President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-21

ARRESTED ON BENCH WARRANT-Henry
Boucher, indicted tor assault and baitary
on Officer Hill, whose case was called yest.r.
day IN the Criminal Court. was arr-Stad las,
evening by RouBdsman Kelly. and was turned
over 10 the Marshal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-21
AXXlXTH CONGRESS-FIRST SESSION

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from
this source to-day were s5i9, i07.i5
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toNNTTTEDTo JAIL.-This morning. Justice
Handy, after further examination of the
charge OF arson against Ed ward Garner, com.
miued him TO Jail for court. Garner. a will
he recoliected. was arrested for setting IRE %
the house in which he resided, at the corner of
10th and @ streets, Island. night before last
The house belonged TO Thos. W. Riley and was
nearly destroyed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-21

AN V TRAGHoUs CAsE.-This morning, Jer-
~ Makes. a colored laborer, who has been
ioahDg about the depot for some time past
was delivered TO roundsman Kelly baing
charged with an attempt to commit rape on
white girt who works az the Gov IN -n-nt
Printing Office. The evidence was 10 TIE et
feet that for several days past he has followed
the girl and last evening be made an Indecent
expos nre OF person, and threatened 10 knock
ner Gown. One of the guards Al the SOLDIERS
Rest arrested him, and delivered him e. the
police. Justice Walter committed hra u
iail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-21

New YoFk MaFkets.
NEW YORK. June 31.--Costoa steady m son %.
Flour advanced ten ceuts. Wheat dull. Corn
nm nm sesf steady. Pork heavy. Lard arm.
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BOARDING..


slSH-GOOD BOARD and fne airy ROOMS can
cOs be had Mt very low rates, by applying soon
a. No: 90 Penna. avenue. Meals a. all hours.
20 :O.3t-
E0B RENT "A number of nicely -furni shed
D ROOMS, With or without BOARD Inquire
NJ sr9 18th street, near q st. je l52w-
DLEASAET looms GOOD BOARI-Terms
Dodrrsie t3- q st west Of i-t. 10 l4.6t*
ROARDiNG-one FURNISHED ROOM. in q
- private family. with BOARD, suitable for lady
snd en- ieroap, or two gentlemen. 80 per msnth.
Table bo.1d at ~ Per month. Apply at 496 Nth
st. bet. X AID l.. je IT.
To LET-ft RNISHAD Rooms, with or with
4 o"t BOARD. sipgty or ia suites suitable for
snail families At very low rates. One of tho
hesi NJ heathiest lo:atJoDs In the city Inquire
at f:2 Pa avenue, bet. 18th aud 2uth cts. jell tT
tSOARDISG "A pleasant ERDNT ROOM. wi IN
NJ NJ II Class BOARD, Gard enough of il , within
i've minutes walk of the War Department Loca-
tion piesaant ard hea,thful as any in the city
Apply at No. % Penn. avenue, between 2lst and
I'd SITS. ie5-tf
TABLE BOh I'D at No. Ala Josh street, q few
D dOors north OF the avenue. Terms S25 per
month. ds Ia Ii
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ASO skvENTH STREET. 40
TO THE CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT AND
VICINITY

4CU 4JZ
TO THE CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT AND
VICINITY.
greater business facilities, and have correspond
which respectfully reIue.. your attention when
making your purchases:
PAPER HANGINGS, OF foreign and d,m.stfc
manufacture.
DECORATIONS for Halls. Saloons Sc.
BORDERS, CENTEBS MEpALI,I0Ns AND
FIRE BOARD PRINTS.
STATt rs ani PAPEH CURTAINS.
GOLD WINDOW SHADES, on Bun, Pearl. Stone,
Lavender, Brown. Chocolate, Tan, and Green
grounds.
WINDOW SHADE HOLLANDS of different
widths, in Green, Blue, Buff, and White, AMI
warranted genuine .Srofth.
SHADE FIXTUkEJ, complete,
RUSTIC BLINDS, CORDS, TAsSELS, &C..
TABLE and STAIR OIL CLOTH,
And . very large and complete stock nf
SQUARE and OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, in
Gold, Walnut, Rosewood, and Ebony.
FRAMES Of every description made TO order.
n. B-I have also added to my store small
PICTURE DEPARTMENT.
where amateurs and the public are in ted to call
and inspect the few
GOOD PICTURES
which I have on hand.
Acknowledging many obligations TO my friends
and the pubic during the last nine yssrs, I yet
earnes thy solicit their continued favors and sup
port. l.. ROTHROCk,
4JO and 452, Ssvsuth street,,
Opposite Patent Office.
je D6 cow ICON. Union I
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ExDCUTrvS OLxMEHcY.--Ths President yee-
teIday ordsred pasdon to be issued 70 Mary
Blake. OF this ettys who YVES senteacod paw
dne Of 6no Of &5oo and - jmpsisouad until
ne ane wU paid. Tor keeping hoaee o. AL.
tsne, $ ass sstsss Nxz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-21

TREASURY PRoMoTIoSs.-The following ar,
the promotions that have been made In tn.
Treasury Department from the LIST TO the I5tl
Of June: In the Secretary's Once, w. II. Cole
man. from 9Th class to &2.O00 clerk; II. b
James, from I'd 70 Sd. and A. T.. Gould. frou
Yet 10 ID class. In the cd ComptroIier's, ]. ID
Turrell, from tst 70 I'd elass. In the Sd Audi
tors, Endicott King, from I'd 70 Sd class; ane
5. n. Galpin, from lst TO Sd class.
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A a : :. "a ..r.r., - -

'HiihH II - =" ti-ht CfFiCE,
On The petition o' william M66sE' Of II B 100
, & TO d a. H. J.GnsSn Of Of P ,c
SAID william Moor, the 18th day .,F Sc stem,aT
lars iro a. t ~ II, Ioor lock- to- sS!cn
taxi, p'ar;e on the lrh day Of Sc pserriber, 1850
tn" 1aqn Once Oh Monaav the s7h 0G o VS. 81 Sea at
teD:htr ryxt II l2 Jock I'll; ahl all persoas are
SsV WHY a p G sngm o to s AM tSsy
Persons opposing ,he extension are rru,irr 10
e fern IL writire AZ least 'r my days before the
da, 81 hearing All testimony filed b. eithe- party
TRANSMITTED in &cc9rdsnce With the rules the Of
hce. which will be FURNISHED Oh application
Dep 3-itlonS ana Other papers reie'l upon ss tes-
within fei. days AFTER filing the tes, ilony -
Ordered; aiso. that this motto" be published in
The Republic a ars TIE Intel ncer Washington,
g q Az ~. =, , the Tribune Eew YORK: once
publcatioBs t. be at least SIXTY dave rreviens to
thc aay of hearing. &. TUEA&Ef,
S.-Editnrs of the above papers will please
copy atd send heir hills 10 the Patent Ofics with
apaper containing this u"iice. ie2I-isv;w
IMPAIRMENT or THE INTERIOR
- United S1ATEs PI1E;N Vt OFFICE,
New YORK prayinr for ehs eksn,6 o,
Of Patent g,anted to him she 1th day OF septeni-
improve y, in Plou hs for seven years from
the expiration q. said patent which takes place
Oh ire -uth DAY OF - ptefnbtr. l>Si:
It's ordered that the said perltion be he lard AZ
the Patent Once Monday. the 81 day Of Sep
femteR beyt at IL o clock m: AID all persons are
notified 7" appear and show cause, il apy they
have why said petition oaght not to be gran tod
Persons opposing the e X teneion are required TO
hie In abe Patent Cfce their oh lions. specially
set forth In writing. at least treatg days before
the DAY 81 hearing: all testimony filed by eith-r
party to be used at the said hearing must he taken
and transmitted in accordance with the rates
Of the @ffice, which will be IN rnished on applcs,
ton
DISPOSITIONS and other papers relied upon a.
testimony must be fled H. the office tUeHfy days
before the day Of hearing: the arguments. IL any,
within rem days after filing the testimony
Orde red. also. that this pofice be published in
the Republican and the Inteiiigencer. Washing
ton d. C. AID in the Daily Journal, Oydens-
bnrgh. N. Y, once q week for three successive
weeks: the FIRST Of said publications 10 be at least
sixty days previous to the day of hearing.
T &. THEAKER.
Commissioner of Patents.
p. S.-Editors of the above papers viii please
COPY. and send their bills to the Patent ce with
paper containing this notice. je2 -Iaw3w
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LOST AND FOUND.

GAME TO THE PKEMiS.s of the subscriber.
~ t~oBsf h0RAkS; one IL n mare. One of
them has three Whit legs, the other a. ~hita
leg: both have one hind leg each di.ea.ea. The
their properly, nay charges and take them asay.
l, ct Cemetery. js2l sts
\ UeT-On the evening of the a0ih iustsat be-
IL tween the Toll Cate sp the eth STREET road,
the name OF MsSEiv Straw engraved on the insiae,
A reward u. . 5 will be paid ia any anc who nay
tiBn 1T snn return tt TOT. ii GODDARD M. ali
.freet, between 9Th and 18th streets. w ,.hiugtsa
city. js2ist.
TAKEN up-OB my place. che 18th instant,
tonr sbf EP, one black ell marked with tar
on the bach. The owner will come forward, pay
expenses, and take them ny, ,,v
a.. HENRY QUEEN.
!e :oSt. bet. Forts Buns err an aud rotten.
TAKEN UP EsTRAY-Eieht sTELbs Al the
four red and three potted, white; II We mark ed
On the hip The -vher fs rogue st-d 10 prove prop
eity and pay charges PHILIP MEAKGiN9. at
'.e WIZ oc. le ~ 81
Sin REWABD-stolen last night, from Edge
Hill. one and = half mile from Aiexsn-
heaa. end white hind foot; carries her head
straight accustomed by stiff neck. The above
reward will tie paid for her return or infornatIot
ANNIE NJ. Johnson. Eige Hill, or DAVID
A. WINDSOR, Alexandria. Va. je le-st-
Sin BEwARD-Susyed or stslen, on satur-
~ day. the Ieth, two COWS, sse bine Buff
isie with white spots, the other q srayish, with
bat a horns. The sb2ys reward will he paid
tween q and H. je 1851
GS REwARD-W viii be paid for a Biack, Square
tD.t LACE VEIL, lost on I4,b street. between
Massachusetts avenue and College Hill, on Tues
day afternoon. Inquire at Star office. my IS
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NEw YOEK FIRST BOARD SALES.
Coupons, iin,s; Five Twanuee, lsez, 103E
Five TwrnIes-' 1854, i97.; Five Twenties,
iS65, ltn%; Ten Forties, 96X: Seven Thirsle<,
lu25si Certificates. l0oS; Cold. is0x. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-21

THE PRIZE FieHT ARR az
terh"Jn, Justice Morseli, OF The Second Ward.
.usd the evidence against Chas. Pitts ana
Grier, or the prize fight party, and fined
-ach s1o !or carrying weapons. Justice
Thompson. of the Third Ward, Lave a hearine
la those in that station. VIM, Rilet was fined
80 for carrying weapon: Cbas. Bowers was
ordered TO leave tae city and be escorted to the
railroad depot by an officer al II o'clock 10.
aay; Daniel kerIigan, Dennis Harrigan, and
Jonn Fitzgerald. seconds in the affair, are held
70 await requisinon from the Governor of
virginia. Collier. the victor in the fight has
not yet had hearing. but is still in custody Of
ne oiiicers nj Hurdles restaurant. where he
Was srrested, in u condition which made his
removal unsafe. Patrick Hughes, stephen
Lands, Ihos. Calian. Honey Lee, JOS folen,
Jos. Mullen. VIM. Clark, John Riley, Isaac
Leningsireet, arrested yesterday during the
RAID on the fancy, were last evening ordered
70 leave the city, and placed on the cars by the
omcels, Mortimer Carroll was fined 80 for
carrying concealed weapons, and Charles
Werner, in default OF he payment Of me for
the same offense, was committed 10 the work
house; VIM. Pearson was committed to Jail on
suspicion of being a pickpockrt, he being re-
cogn' zed as having been on one of the cars
when gentleman had his pocket picked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-21

TsofICH-TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS
IN Ihe tsx payers Of the county Of Wssnina-
son, ~ ate hereby noti6ed that the Tax o. IsSS
10 nov que, on Which there 70 . discount II 10 Der
stht e1eepstnE school tar until the 18th Of June
3 eer cen. from the lat Of July TO the Siss, acdS
per cest IRON fnat date TO the sst Of August Ofioe
Thrrrdsys and Saturdays from no a. M "a 4
conuepeine on Tue-day the Ieth instsnt sni
endins the sIst Of Aueurs s"e
fD au' Jas PfLLING. Collector.
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SECOND EDITION.
4o,CLOCk :. "a.
q O'CLOCK r. IA.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
A Uasurxcrnx lima Sf ~

Jay Cooke & Go. furnish the following
uotations OF Government securities:
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-10-10
HeH. \. +. TxyleF In AaIhe---Hls Be-
eep.ieh Rather ReHgh.

IS 4 -isr.y Rslas. os,respoR&snl = - New
-. Hs-Na fsrzsh@s shs lss Siax sgsaer sAst Ss
,srsE ~ as
Esa syeusEE CSt TKrlss. a Ess; Tesueu.sS
ss 81. s.s -suaty aasaltss1 reF-s.ssbs1sss g. Cas-
r-Hs -s7sa g. ,lle- =, Fsnhcs q Is3 Mas.
farEAE4 = sfdfFss . 1akHsz. mas faes.issg 49,
o. Tays=s i.-agzs sst5y n a. { a5gz srrzy I aslsx
~ Al fSfs-r3 bszsiF - ~ lcysiiy. Hs
re.sss Haizr esIzss tsv ysErs sEa. al N.rsS -
81, =-eriFtiss So SO klssselssa AzsoE usN 81 kss&
-r1aass~s TIE Ea4sasl tsss5,sE tAsa saaR&e4 BE
49, ssrv9Easgt tss Az zh SD sTeASth 81 he sssss
a. tss ESQ 5ss4-4 A&hs-sss tlssis 8ksass kevs
-r- - - paatry = Prssaas.t Johnsaa b aas q
q stsss-sz tseps tass sAFs - F-usvsz- Hss 49,
- a=zzr - AE5as AEs rs--fss roFlsssfssatha- iet3
44- AMP De uss rss~gals rssrFed
Is Ga Tsrlsrs hobss sxa8.bz Ia the GHaos
t-at 49, ;sfs rs s.1sv q Mao, bsE lssstaai
=. - - It's EzsE sszlres a ssss Fossszi -
50 s-virx gsa "a e. La ca Nanry iay 60
sp.af AsfF Skhrg hss Ellzsa ths t-saf be- ass
a. So! il 80 Ana - SFaVs ts,iswA sSney7
.a Its8s- asrvf fasz'I guB p5~as- " nv feseeAs
s-zg--s b. -.Eos q ~ Casa srGy is a. sAg
30 srz s-sssy wsai5 BE- przalt sss $50 - sh -
ktt s.s--v 17F s-lrrr frssr4s - Iissse fkcs--
gs- z.ar rag b. ao1ysycs. Hs EsUss tstssEEs3
- lEl.'lsTy - esslEsizaa. Sae tAAt = fRsss
e Assn '-ss.laEs o. bFsa2- sE3- AisaeF- bflEAaes
sH1st Gs ssas3y so E5Easslf-sSsl and h.-4y--
--.-sse s11 t-ssls Esw 81. fsr1sr osns1staeass 10
s eos. rssa "a azsartos FslsA Fhss zsiatsry 1cSs
g. az ..r..t-. w.a - FFyFser.T kEassFsa Al ths
asat "a WtsE - sFztE pssssstt sfsrssssif nssorS
.l- 1sFeasrt- far rs-ssss1lBn 3 tTE gfe~s -
-.-essar- s--z Peg
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-10-10
gehnsea's Lsve for soldiers

John 7. DTury. resident Il Columbia
City. WhIssiy county, Indiana. was che 81
The twe hundred thousand brave men who
went forth from Indiana al the cali Of their
ccantry TO help pal down the shareholders
rebellion amer ioRg terra q faithful ser
vice he wa stricken down hy = rebel dean.
oCrAi ballet. at ths hattie II Chickamarxa
and lsA Oh the bela foE dead When cur
tro5Fs rssTrAte3. the rStsels took him pris.
onSr, cut q che Of hIs legs. and sent hirn
back 70 cur lines crippled for life
He TstBrBod h0sae, and 20 enable kira 20
earn = living tpF his vile AID child, his
ir1enas prccarod he sPpoIntme.sa IS Posi-
Master iE hiss native town Last week
wi;bos, Auy notice, rrusidsn, Johnson re.
us0Ysa him, and appointed iH bis place q
wealthy Coppars.eaa, who had always been
a bitter enemy 81 the government which
DrHry sacrificed - mach to maintain,
THE Is ihs love our President has for the
soldiers We have 10 doRht the removal d
JOHN I Drury win add thousands of votes
10 the Union party in Indiana this fail -
EyTla. t0Als.) Dea3eFst.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-10-10

E1kk BEANar.--The iofsaeas practice
.sl4:,-z,.ng Brsgdcs having hessIac 50
s-uz2J tAst 4 coassss article is the ex-
v-,vr L = II VITAL t@roKrSscE 70 those
,re-.r.gc Il fof fsnsly use sad iavai;as that
sl-sl1 hs @, undecided psritg ssa' !,iis,ey.
r. so pleased Ia nesscr hat old and
a. Vine lmPo9ers, RISTNGER 4 Co,
q. Beaver street New York. are very
-=,---tuuy ~ tzsslinc thu attoniion q Erailies
.ae-- GoLn MEnAi CoaSAo," oS which
-r say tBst. W.lA s sew 90 meeting the
.yalsr 6osaa1.a fsE e rs.iAhiS Brady il is
srzsrsl state. tree traFa alcoholic asvtT
ga Impurities aai faly sppre,asIiag the
So thai e is otter recommended by the
zes =, iscuiiy s. sustaining stiznlsat,
vlsr q. sirsr remedies fsil, NC are now
a...-5sz z-4 selling >, reasonable rates a
arsaay ~ guT awn lmPaFtaIion from one
.yl., vss- --sE=asi5ss Abzsss - Fssaas, and
.aarr ~ BfElHcer > Gold Medsi Cagnae .
Izs Standard srisoir = Soid by al Of the
.-. a-ssas Druggists IN EnoxviHe
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-10-10
TIE Ss~ arIesms Massacre.

} hs 7tP'.1 . - Ha-tsfs TtaSss8sc sFlsaNtss
Irvfs .rs-S OIL. \ ~ f-.sy11 ,psssarr has .. iass
as g. a-tt II -essts E-s sssss +. Es .slss-ssls.r
r - "a ls saa-- -s rh-tss % - H. as1 Lrzastas
e .af sss-r-s1ss 81 allzl-ss 4 - sesal prs-s
--- .- iaf -aTs-s 80 50. stat=a-.t;s J; rrez n
-s salasrI.E o. So Hl.g tsr.s. TIE sssa-ao.os
s...a - sllssls- ts zee sezg.asary & ~EEs wrl-
-+... 81 -.4.rc.E
f---Trss Sc ~. va ss,ssefass.y p.anf.oa ~
~ Tr.s= ~ Aru t'f eza4
'saast----Ia-. &syaE Aaar1s va fally orsgnisxns
90. e. r lsrl nsse gsfEsssy ksK8 kjs Rs,!fas ia
-r BID az- laE4E lAsls Nurk
.---- ..i "a .-s-s tSa-.374rss q y L0e we're
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