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For board and tuitiCn. including feel. wash
ing sHd lights for the session OF r "a months.
two hundred and seventy-flva fgz-5s ffoTfsr- Ia
currency. Payments Oue-half i1. alfy-r7sr.s r.I-
Rnce on the Ist OF Februarv
The - ssions commenca an tle Isl OF Sept=rn-
Der and close on the Z7th OF June. PuoIis VIII
be received at any time during the -.a-4i..f.
with pro rata deduction IN charge. gavs
from a distance VIII be allowed % rsIusfn eIir-
ing vacation as boarters IA The au-iiy OF t1s
Principal
Arrangements are made for conveyance from
the Depot ,GreenWOod) TO the school immedi-
ateiy upOu ar1ival.
So Only two boys In a room.
Virginia fa5fT
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ItHE next session viii begin on third Thurs
i day in September, and end on third Thurs-
day in June.
Lexington may be reached by stage from
Staunton or Goshen on the Virginia Central
Raihoa from Lynchbnrg BY Canal, Or by
stage from BouEaok's on the Virginia aud Ten
Eessee Railroad.
For further particulars apply 10 CLERK OF the
Tane'lsi ~. --- rada1tf
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fT'Hls School Is located one and a-half miles
nom Green EOOd Depot on the Vf-ginta
Central Ra lroad and fifteen miles We of
ChariCttesTlils and the University OF Vfrgiufe.
Ihs l3cttion is well known as Dr. Gessuer Ear-
rtson. Kew " m. DinWiddie, and Prof F ward =.
sfni a formerly conducted 8cho1Is al thfs rlqca.
Previously - was a popular summer resort.
conducted BY John s Cooke. 20 BeIr E.tu-
sted In one OF the most beautiful Bofllons OF
AloenaTls county, In the mid-t OF a refined
OF dissipation. and convenisut 70 Churches snt
sabbath schools Of the lea1Ing tenornf fua-
tons, Il Possesses rare advantages Tor a Boys
School.
The curse Of stuey Is designed % be thorough
and comprehensive al Ancient and Modern
Languages, Mathematics and the Eua.lsr
Branches. and also 10 embrace the Il 7es17arts oF
Natural and Moral Sciences ard Hhsf0rv
The Prime pal was educated al tive Uuiversltv
OF Virginia, and hiss had an eIuerfauce -
nearly zen years IN teaching in scnools o. hfen
grade N this state including Dr fsaasrls- H.
burg Female seminary, and Hon ~ 81 T.
Hunters private school
The Associate Principal was also educated al
the University OF Virginia, and has lad an ex-
perlence 81 elg1t year 70 Ue1c1lug lu the
-Outhern States-fOFueriy 10 Edgeworfh F--
male Seminary. North Carolina, more recsutIy
II Sherman. Texas,
The folio wing recommendation o. cur school
by Professors Of the UuiFe rsity Of Ntrgiasa.
ls zespectfully submitted:
gNIVEHsIfT OF NIRGTSIs. = pril :, 1857.
In view Of our personal acquaintance with
hessrs- IA. n. B and A. j. ~ O0d- We do not
hesitate cordially 70 recommend their school
% tne cOnudance and patronage Of the public.
> Aeupin, n A-Scnsis DE We're,
VIM. II. McGuhsy J. s. Davis
Erancia h Smith, J. r. Minor.
j. y Cabeu, 3 L. Dldersieeve,
L. 5. Neuabls VIM = Prfers
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GIVE US A GALL.
F. Glassick g Co.,
a Gard.

NHT viii at once rebuild our Vyareh ouse and
w vii. have completed by the 18th OF sep
tember, but by the nIst day OF that month We
will he ready % recei Fe goods ON store
The sheds will be divided into IRE proof COM
parImeuts by brick walls, and covered with tin
Those woo have patTOulzed as for the last two
seasons, and thos- sFhs may hnve proposed %
do 30 the approachlf. = one, may rest assured We
viii b. ready fOr tnem.
We esign esf ablisling a Cotton Conn prcsS iu
connection with cur warehouse, upon an ad-
Hcent lot, which viii bs ready by the list Of Oc-
tober or sooner. The proximity or our estRb-
lishment 10 The river renders The handling Of
cotton 20 convenient thar We can transfer cot
ton for shipment by river free OF drayage. The
advautag- cl the pDslilun b equal 20 one G fay-
age on all cotton sent Ior com pressment from
other warehouse. " bile on all cotton in our
warehouse for cOlup-essugnt there can be two
drayages savti, slnce It sOu "a he a. easy for us
n transfer it nom our shed 10 the Com pres a.
10 turn it out in The ordinary way for transfer
by drays o.. -. - - q
5ySJ }. * "a hlsilAN & CO. a
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Classical and Mathematical
SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
Ia AIJemarEe County, Ia.
SECOND SESSION 1aaz-a.

h. y. B. WOOD....-- Prineiusr-
A !. WOOD--.--.------..----.Azsocisis Principal.
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IN s II R A n G E

usHE veil established reputation OF these
Il Companies for prompt aud honorable deal
ing, and their large Cash Assets, commend
them to the favor OF Business Men and Prop
erty Holders who desire reliable insurance, FOR
either fire or Marine. We represent no COM
uanies but those duly authorized by state and
agency.
Lindsey q Yredenburg,
General Insurance Agents, No. II Madison
street tup Stairs). Memphis, Tenn. APPS
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PROPOSALS.
pDoYosALs ron MAJ,
ose' pZs .s:.,,;s',s o. 1890 sass g &,


s..,.s p,,.. ::.:..;'; i; b g: 4ssss :; =.
u +; - y: sS q No. i IS, !.
P:G Als.;ssris: ". Tsr. W..hinstss. Ma,
.nfAs EtaA Bes%Fsaaired for .slss % oiseer.ssp.
ss = &: ssss lsS% n: eis ss
,.1,h q y a;i,s:s Sssfrssuir:ds :. Is.sinsssn
to be q sIsslIsnt 1.rks,able sualitT and in IN,
sss Be- Of % sa o.
iSfs and hind .sesIter. neeks, sAsnks, and
In all cases Il the Meat 10 not satisfactory, BUR
n.s 81 ne re- open nsIkst win be made at the
conae.oF II. s. required to deliver tn.
where be WIN distribuis IL in sesh 9a.ntities,,
Department. may direct.
eeIarate propessls will be received for supply.
either article o. the G meat required. except the
proposals for fresh beef at the Washington Depot,
CURED for sales as veil a. Issues and no propossI
VII % entertained which does not comply with
srin ~, 10 accepting this bid the loyesta aver
bidders must be present ct the opening Of the
,P.yment to be made at this Office mentally. for
all Heat purchased, or when In fn IDS for the pur
Win be ,ettled By The onbesr Of the subsistence
Proposals will be received for one, three, or ak
months from the lat day Of April, 1867, or such
period af the Commissary General OF Subsistence
Bids must be epdorsed Proposals for --,
st-," and addressed to the undersigned;
nh N-4t Maier and u. g., u. 8. A.
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PURIIC-Nn rS I

An ACT 20 grant certain privileges To the
Alexandria. Washington, and GEORGETOWN
railroad Company, in The District of Colum-
bIa
ne u enacted ty TIE Senate and Hous, Of Repre-
sc" GtireS 81 the United States Of America in Con-
ye'fGSSsmtIed, That the consent of Congress be
anu me same Is hereby, granted TO the Aiexan.
orIs, Washington. and GEORGETOWN Railroad
company 10 use steam power in drawing the
cars OF sald company on the structure across
tne fo.omae river erected by said COMPANY
unoer the provisions of the act entitled "an
act 10 extend the charter Of the Alexandra
and Washington Railroad Company, and for
other purposes approved March three, eigh
teen hundred and sixty three, and along the
railway now laid by said company, or which
may be hereafter laid. under the proyis.
ions OF the said act, along Maryland avenue,
in the city OF Washington, TO the present depot
of the Washington branch OF the Baltimors
and Ohio railroad, subject always, and in ali
particulars, TO such restrictions and regu Iatiops
concerning the use of such steam Do wer as the
corporation OF Washington may, by its ordI.
nances, AZ any time impose upon. or any time
require of, the said railroad company.
Approved, March .. 1S67.
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[PUBLIC-No. H.
AN ACT declaring and fixing the rights of vol.

unteers as part OF the army.
seHtGt,res q ne United States Of America in Con-
STeSs assembled That, in computing the len 9Th
OF service Of any ofhcer OF the army, IN order
additional or longevity rations he 10 entitled TO-
and also in fixing the relative rank to be given
10 an ofbcer as between himself nd others hay.
ing the same grade and date Of appointment
count and credited TO such officer whatever
time he may have actually served, whether
Hissoned officer Of the United States, either in
the regular army, or, since the nineteenth day
OF april, eighteen hundred and sixty -one in
tne volunteer service, either under appoint
ment or commission from the governor of a
State. or from the President of the United
states; and the provision herein contained as to
Ielative rank shall apply to all appointments
tnat nave already been made under the ssAct 70
HI the military peace establishment Of the
United States" approved July twenty Gig nth,
eighteen hundred and sixty-six.
SIC ?. And be 1T further enacted, That in all
matters relating TO pay, allowances, rank,
duties, PRIV ileges. and rights Of officers and
soldiers OF the army Of the United States, the
same rules and regulations shall apply without
distinction for such time as they may be or
nave been in the service, alike to those who be-
long permanently TO that service and to those
VINO, as volunteers. may be or have been COM
mIssioned or mustered into the military ser vice
under the laws Of the United States for
limited period But nothing in this act shall he
construed as affecting or in any way reIat-
ing 10 the m ilitia OF the several States when
called into the service Of the United States.
SIC. g. And be ii further enacted, That the
act entitled "An act 10 increase the pay OF SOL
oiers IN the United States army and for other
purposes" approved June twentieth, eighteen
hundred and sixty four, shall not be so con.
suued as 10 increase the emoluments or the
com missioned officers Of the army at the date
OF It's passage, and the first section of the act
entitled AN act 10 amend the several acts here.
tofore passed TO provide for the enrolling and
calling out the national forces and for other
purposes" approved March third, eighteen
hundred and sixty-fiye, was Lot intended 70 be
retrospective or retroactive in it's operation.
and shall not be so construed
Approved, March 2. 1867.
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fPUBLIC-NO. 70. |

IPUBLIC-NO. 20.
An ACT TO amend an act entitled "An act 10
incorporate the National Theological Instl.
tute," and to define and extend the powers
OF the same.
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
resentdtfres Of the United States of America an
Congress assembled, That the act entitled "An
act to incorporate the National Theological In.
sntote," approved May tenth, enc thousand
eight hundred and sixty six, be and the same
Is he reby amended as follows:
SEC. ]. That the name Of the aforesaid corpo-
ration shall be and hereby is changed to that of
The National Theological Institute and Uni
versity."
SEC. 9. That the said corporation may hold
properly in real estate In value not exceeding
two hundred and fifty thousand dollars at any
one time.
SIC. 3. That the said corporation shall be
authorized to extend its privileges and facili-
ties OF instruction TO Others than those con.
nected with the Christian Ministry, confer
degrees and do all other acts and things which
usually pertain to Universities in the United
States, he terms OF admission to such privileges
being the same as those usual in said Univer-
stiles.
Approved, March 3. 1867.
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DROPosALs FOB CIRCULAR AND oorA.
l. CON MARKING STAMPS AND CIR-
CuLAR RATING STAMPS
Rosr OFFICE DEPARrNESr

fosr OEpIcE DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON. d. c., February IL, 1857.
this department unti! the 18th day of March next.
neen for furnishing for the use Of Post Offices in
sas o sSS | ss
STAMPS Of the following description, namely:
CLASS 4.
Circular and Cancel Marking 0tamps combined
name Of the OF ce and State, with ne for months
Gent thumb screw for the same. ana with hassss
OF mahogany, walnut or other heavy wood and
for this clsss q Circular Stamps the bidder viii
state the additional charge per letter or figure for
and ssSre. - .Hcs sSsS:
,. AI:0, Ss.asCn In.rtios s..mr.. without the
Circular Stamp. with type for the ears, mo nths,
and days, of the same material.
CLASS Q
Circular Marking Stamps Of iron or any other
durable material, for ,he use of Post Offices and
with the same Of the once and STAT or RS
name OF the railroad or river line, with tyre for
WITH ssaSs Of snS
nut nut, ohsIsy or other suitable .o,a. Of model
diameter ss is described for No. 10 DC 81 the same
Circular and OctsgOn Marking Stamps, of a
IS the 81 Of The The Ses : .ns
state ana type Tor months and dates 4 the Orr
sbs tssa s ha Tor years months and dates in
blocks Of single letters and figures. with thumb-
screw ana handles as described in class No. 2,
CLASS T.
Marking Stamps for foreign mails similar to
those now In use in the Post Offices at Boston,
new York, philadelphia. hc, or of any other suit.
able style for foreign mails.
BATTING STAMPS
Clrculsr and Rating Stamps to correspond with
the Circular stamps of classes 1, 2 and ia mate
Free. Mi:sens t ""F Fo ".P u ss.i-
ness, free, Advertised "' Steamboat "ship,n
"Csscel ~ 8 cd -" Held for Postage. "' Mis-.
directed met found, )" 'Unclaimea ~ - Re-
fBsed. }" Registered %" Mfssent and FORWARDED
Returned 70 writer, - Returned for better d.
rection, ~ Due 4. ""Dse 9. - Due ~ u &c &c .
and OF hgures only such 5vls 20 a &C. &C. and
any otheT hating Stamps not herein named. to be
iurmshed at price not exceeding that for .. Be
tuIsed Tor better direction" when the same 10 Of
letter..
Proposals will be received for all of the above
described stamps. or for each separate class
Stamps Will be ordered for the different classes
Of the Department
Models of Stamps must accompany the propo-
sails.
Zach bidder must furnish with his proposals evi.
cence OF bis ability to comply with his bid.
Two sufhcient sureties will be required to o con-
tract.
The stamps must be de livered to the Post Office
Department at the EXPENSE Of the contractor.
Proposals should be endorsed the outside of
the envelope thus: Proposals for Post Office
Marking Stamps" and a. dressed TO the First as
sstant Postmaster General. Wasbineton, D @.
ALEX. W. RANDALL,
re 3w6t Postmaster General
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y A civil suit at Hastings, Minnesota
against Thomas Eagan, who killed a Soldier
In Dakotah county in 1854, has resulted in a
,eIuicI oI eienteen hundred and forty-six dol
lars damages TO the widow OF the murdered
man. Eagan had previously been tried for
the murder, and acq uitted
- carpenter in New York placed a
loaded pistol In his tool chest, so arranged that
it would explode on opening the Ind. He
meant TO shoot q thief; but he was the first 10
60 10 the box himself, and was shot dead.
~ s. Bornport, OF East Des Moipes. Iowa.
few days since whipped his little nephew OF
SIX years. nearly to death with a black snake
whip. He has been arrested, and his trial is
now in progress.
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lPUBLIC-No. IL.

AN ACT supplemental to SAN act to establish
the Treasury Department" approved the
second OF Septsmber, seventeen hundred and
eighty nine.
ne AZ enacted byhe Senate and House Of Rep
resentatires If tie United States of Amertcn IN
Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the
Treasury shall have power, by an appoint.
ment under his hand and official seal, to dele.
gate To one Of the Assistant Secretaries of the
Treasury, authority to sign in his stead all
warrants for the payment OF money
into the public treasury, and all war.
rants for The disbursement from the pub
lie treasury of money certified by the prop =
accounting officers Of the Treasury TO be ue
upon accounts duly audited and settled by
them; and such warrants so signed shall be n
all cases OF the same validity as IL they had
been signed by the Secretary Of the Treasury
himself.
Approved, NJ arch 9, 1867.
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TPUBLIC-No. 73l
An ACr 70 establish a Department Of Educa

ton.
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentdtttss 81 ths tnited States Of America ia Con-
gTess assembled, That there shall be establis he'd
At the city of Washington, a Department of
Education, for the purpose of collecting such
STATISTICS and facts as shall show the condition
and progress of education in the several States
and Territories, and Of difusing such informa-
Ton respecting the organization and manage.
nent or schools and school systems, and meth
DDS OF teaching, as shall aid the people of the
United States IN the establishment and main.
tenanee OF Efficient school systems, and other
wise promote the cause oteducation throughout
the country.
SIC. 2. ARG be Il further enacted. That there
shall be appointed by the President. by ana
with the advice and consent OF the Senate a
CcmmlssloneI OF Education, who shall be in
trusted with the management Of the depart.
ment herein establis he'd and who shall recel We
salary of four thousand dollars per annum,
and who snail have authority to appoint one
chief clerk of his department. who shall re-
eelye a salary Of two thousand dollars per
ahnum, one clerk who shall receive a salary
OF eighteen hundred dollars per annum and
one CLERK who snail receive a salary of sixteen
hundred dollars per annum. which said clerks
snail be subject 10 the appointing and re.
moving power Of the Commissioner Of Educa-
SEC. 3. And be IL further enacted, That IL shall
De the duty OF the Commissioner OF Education
TO present annually 10 Congress- report en-
DoeyIng the results of his Investigations and
laoors, toget with a statement OF such facts
and Recommendations as will, in bis Judgment
suoseiVe the purpose for which this depart
ment Is established. In the first report made
oy the Commissioner Of Education under this
act mere shall be presented a statement Of the
several grants OF land made bv Congress to
promote education, and the manner in which
the several trusts have been managed, the
amount OF fun DIS arising therefrom, and the an.
nual proceeds OF the same, far as the same
can be determined.
SIC. 4. AnG be 1t further enacted, That the
Commissioner of Public Buildings is hereby
authorized ard directed TO furnish proper Of
Noes for the use OF the department herein estab.
lished,
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THE EVENING, STAR.
o y FL 4 A L.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
RssseA 1t the Second Session Of the fhir
.. ty.Ainth Congress.
PuBIIc-No TOT

fPuBLIo-No. TOT
AN ACT 10 declare valid ana con elusive GER
aonel pursuance thereof, or of his orders,
IN the Suppression Of the late rebellion
against the United States
BE az enacted By the Ssaats and House Of Repre-
sestatives IF the United States Of AHterica IN Con-
yysss assepsbIed, That all acts, proclamatlons
ana orders by the President OF the United
proyal after the fourth OF March, ammo DominI
eighteen hundred and sixty one. and before the
nrst day Of July, al no Doninl eighteen hun
dred and sixty-six, respecting martial law,
military trials by courts martial or military
commission. or the arrest, imprisonne and
trial of persons charged with participation in
the late rebellion against the United States, or
aIders or asettors thereof, or as guilty of any
aisloy al practice il and thereof Of any viola
flon OF the laws or usages ofwar, or ofaffording
AID and comfort 10 rebels against the authority
OF the United States, and all proceedings and
acts done or had by courts martial or military
commissions, or arrests and imprisonments
made in the premises by any person BY the
authority of the orders or proclama tons Of The
President, made az aforesaid, or in aid thereof,
are nereoy approved In all respects, legaIized
and made valid, TO the same extent and with
the same effect as if said orders and proclama
lions had been issued and made, and said ar
rests, IMPROVEMENTS, proceedings and acts had
ity and direction of the Congress Of the United
States, and In pursuance of q law thereof pre-
ylously enacted and expressly authorizing and
eIeehse the same to be done. And no civil
court of the United States, or Of any State or
OF the District Of Columbia, or of any District
or Territory of the United States shall have
or take Jurisdiction of, or in any manner re-
verse any of the proceedings had or acts done
as aforesaid, nor shall any person be held to
answer IN any OF SAID courts for any act done or
emitted to be done in pursuance or in aid Of
any OF said proclamations or orders, or by
authority or with the approval of the President
within the period aforesaid, and respecting
any of the matters aforesaid; and all officers
and other persons in the service of the United
States, or who acted in aid thereof, acting in
the premises shall be held prima facie to have
been authorized by the President: and all acts
and parts of acts heretofore passed In consistent
with the provisions Of this act, are hereby re-
pealed.
Approved. March 2, 1867
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ United STITES PATENT RERI

~ OFFICE,
WASHING TON. March 4. 1877
On the petition OF JAMES BEES and ROBERT
CREIGHTON. executors of Henry Carter, deceased,
and James Rees, of Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania
praying for the extension Of q patent granted TO
the said Henry Garter and James Rees the 2sd dsy
OF November, 1885, and ted sfed June Sd 1881 fer
al improvement IN Nut Machines, for seven years
from the expiration Of said patent, which takes
place on the Sd day OF June, 1861
. 1t ts ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Once on Monday, the Goth day Of
hay next. at IL O'Clock NJ. and sIl persons
are notihed 70 appear and show cause, III any
they have, why said petition ought not to be
granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file in the Patent Once their objections specially
set forth In writing, ut least days before the
day of hearing: oil testimony MED by either party
TO be usea ct the said hearing must be taken aud
transmitted in accordance with the rules OF the Of
fee. which will be furnished on application
Dispositions and othsr papers relied upon as tes-
tinionS must be filed in the Sice fIcsaty DAYS be-
fore the day OF bearing; the arguments, If any,
within zen days after filing the tes inony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In
the Republican and the Intellieencer w ashin gton
ID. g., and In the Pest, Pittsburgh Pennsylva ),
once . week for three successive weeks; the frsf
Of said publications to be at leas, sixty days pre-
T. c. THHAKEB,
Commissioner of Patents.
P.s.-Editors Of the above papers viii please
copy, aAd send their bills to the atept Once with
paper containing this notice. NH II -lawsw
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

~ UNITED SEA1ES PATENT OFFICE,
On the petition Of HA sM l.. SMITH. of
Gambler, Ohio, praying fer the extension Of q
patent granted to him on ths IN day Of June,
=. m: ordered that tho sail Ieusien be heard at
Nay next. at L o'clock m; and ali persons are
have. Why .afd petitioa oashr not 70 be granted
ME IN the Patent Office their objections, specially
set forth in writing. az least ftreaty Gays before
ss nssd x ns S
and transmitted IN accordance With tho rules
Of the sfbce, which viii be fur nishsd on pelics
testimony must be filed In the Office tacenfv avs
before the day Of es.r,nE the any
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in
the Republican and the Ipteliigencer ,Washins
Week Tor three Weeks. the sT OF S's sss
pHblcatons to be ct least sixty days pre- Nous to
smrS,sSST .s q tSs HbsSs gsIsn vim please
paper containing this notice nh lila vsv
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the susscri.
Wsshington County, In the District Of OoIrmbtS.
letters testame.tary on the personal estate Of
Henry ksinais. late Of the United States army,
sane With the sooeSrs hsrssf 70 Il. 20:
may Gay II rS. att ss
diver usdsr M hand this 9Th esy Of March,
Nh n.,.vs~. JUAN o, A 660,M,sgss;
p4YeIclAKT nAND-BooK or YBAorIo1
Las0 .I1Ahok TAILOR.