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PROPOSALS.
FOB CATTLE FOB INpIAN
SERVICE
DEPARTMENT OF THE INrRlIoR,l

DEPARTMENT OF THE INrBlroR,l
March q, 1861
Proposals will be received mp to the 18TH day of
May ls61, at the Office of II. B Denman Superin-
int ndency, at Omaha City. Nebraska, for the
delivery at Omaha City of the following Stock
500 head T Of Milk Cows for the win,sb.so In-
dians; occupying reservation In Nebraska
500 head OF Milk Cows for the 6antee Sioux In
dians, occupytpg reservation ct the mouth
disns: occupying q reservation in Dakota
loo head OF Milk Csws for the Omaha Indians,
occupying a reservation In Nebraska
So head Of young American Bulls.
ID meas OF Beef Cattle, (steers.)
, The Cows must be Of good quality. American
DIeeo, not less than three nor more than seven
years old Cows with young calves. or csws with
calf, will be preferred. Dry COWS will not be re-
cefved, The Bulls must be not less than three
years old, and the Beef CATTLE net less than four
Superintendent Denman will have the right to
reject any or All the bds also, the right to reject
oenvereo are hot OF the requiI cd character,
superintendent Denman will be authorized te
receive the said cattle and to give vouchers to the
parties delivering the cattle, to be paid ct the
once OF the Commissioner OF Indians Affairs in
The time Of the delivery of the cattle will be de.
ternined BY Superintendent Denman who will also
nave the power to change the place Of deli very,
with the consent OF the contractor.
Good and sufficient bends will be required for
the faithful full fllment of the contract,
Bids will not he received for less number than
me total number OF cows and bulls called for.
the beef cattle. q. ii. BROWNING,
mn 50 Seer etarY
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TELE6RAMS. nc.

Don Angel de Yturbide arrived at Havana
few days ago from New York. On the 2Oth
nit the young prince (Yturbide) arrived from
Ms.,eo me On board the France, accompanied by
MS aunt. ltis presumed that Max deemed IL
Pfuoent not TO keep him any longer under his
suardianship under present circumstances.
Inc fAther, Don Angel, objects to his going TO
EuroPe, and both have come TO one hotel, the
Santa Isabel, there will be ne need 10 intercept
the young Prince. The whole party takes
Castle.
Another street car difnculty occurred in
Charleston, s. c., yesterday afternoon. Two
negroes got inside OF a car. and refusing to
leave, were elected by the police. They for
clbly resisted, but were overcome and lodged
IN the station. house; thereupon the negroes
bats, and threatened TO rescue In the melee
several parties were injured. Information
was promptly sent to headquarters, and a
squad OF regulars Interfered and took charge
OF hye OF the ringleaders.
Late advices from Arizona represent the In
dians as troublesome. On March 1 the sayages
attacked a train returning from Prescott to
LapaZ, In the vicinity OF Dale creek and killed
three men, wounded one, and captured twen-
ty-four horses, four guns, three pistols, and
three hundred rounds OF ANN unition Dale
creek. the scene OF the massacre, was formerly
military station. The people OF Arizona
complain OF the indolence of the military.
A large mass meeting Of the citizens was
ne'u "s oo'"hh"h, No.' Jee1Iody' great
number Of negroes was present. The meeting
was addressed by Ex-Governor Jas. johnson,
Colonel Stone, DIR. J. J. Waring, Colonel A. s.
Fiiz, and several others. Also, by Revs. J. NJ.
Simms and T. q Campbell, ,colored preachers
ResolHtons were adopted recognizing Con-
gress as the supreme legislative power OF the
realm.
Ex-rebel General S. +. Bankhead was beaten
to death at Memphis on Saturday. A police.
man who had been discharged at his req uest is
supposed to have been the perpetrator of the
crime.
The municipal election passed off quietly in
Cincinnati, yesterday The whole Union
ticket is elected by about 5000 majority.
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The Home Journal says white muslin
creyats, Tor ladies, iare coming IN fashion
again, and are worn In the morning, In place
of colors, being embroidered and trfnarhsd
y ~ New Brunswick u very small Briitsh
prsYtnce. not remarkable for great population
Or Hzde. Its Governor, houover, receives an
ANNUAL SALARY " es9@9 n gold, which IS
nseyly thsee dmss ~ o2A ooo = eufrsneY paid
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HOW TO OBTAIN ENGRAyISss.

Orders may be sent to Us enclosing the money,
from one dollar to twenty hve dollars, in regis
tered letter or By post ONCE order, at our risk,
Those wishing EngrayiHgs sent must sncIsss ten
cents in stamps to cover expenses. Large amounts
should be sent in drafts or BY express.
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The Institution for whose benent this enterprise
is conducted Vas founded for the purpose Of grs-
tuitousIy educating the sons Of deceased Soldiers
and seamsn of the United States.
Eev pupils will be received after April 4, upon
complying with requirements.
The purchaser OF each Engraving for one dolisl
viii be given certificate emitting the holder to
share in the award Of presents.
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CLOTHING, DO.

JAMES T. WALKER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
asa Seventh Street, asa
Respectfully informs his friends and the public
generally that he has q fine, large and we'll a
selected assortment Of
CLOTHS, OASSIMERES, ~
VESTINGS. AND vH
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS, @6
That he 10 determined to run of st very small
ADVANCE on cost.
Persons pafronizing his establishment will be
guaranteed GOOD FIT and good workn an shi p,
asne Is determined TO employ none but the best
Pe.-JOHN A. MCLEAN takes this method to
Inform bis friends that he will be foa nd his post
az the above place, where he will be pleased t.
cater to their tastes giving them garner u to suit
the most fastidious, and seeing that their gar
ments are made mp in the most wor kmanlike man.
uer. NH III,
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- TIE repeal Of the Massachusetts usurv
Mws mas ndnced other States to move for .
similar enactment - N7lIl-I' 70
: ~ Almost every young lady is public.
sIintSe. enough 70 have her father's house
~ A quarrel about ten cents resulted in the
murder OF Aiesrt Dyss by Johu Rapp, in Ed
WardSviue, IN, last week. nslTgSf sr-
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COALi COALII
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Gross tons of ,240 lbs, delivered In any part OF
the city.
Chestnut White Ash. 81.
Stove, Egg and Furnace White Ash, $500.
BED Ash, S825.
Oak and Pine Wood constantly on hand
Orders received at our Ofice; or at the Wharf,
foot Of Seventh street
s.P. BROWN SON,
ja15-n l65 9th street, between and II.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HBOTH OHRONIO AND INFLAMMATORY
RHEU4ATIen are being daily cured ky NET
CALF1'b GknAT RHEUAATiO RDMfDY.
Sold By all Druggists.
ap 2so7W sc. FORD, Agent.
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NJ ERORANT TAILORING.

The undersigned having entered into oopartner
ship, and iaid In an exteI siye and carefully "a
selected stock Of CLOTHS, OAS6IMERES,
YEsT1NGs, and GentIemens1 FURNISH. M
ING GOODS, are prepared to maie mp for MI
their customers neat yfuing and fashionable
$40 street, TIVE doors west Of the National The.
eter. Persons desiring neat fitting and fashion
to give US call before purchasing elsevhere.
Formerly OF sos 9Th St. Merchant Tailors,
NH SLIM No. 800 st bet 18th and 18th.
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OHs Bacon Ri,s. rsAH0s P!.06
,opnsr One ilno:s sa new IScta;: isrs. round aNEvl
For sale upsn easy terms, q 8 shs ysisroems Of
~ colo Agen0 Qf btetnway SonH Pfanos ana
Mason 3 Hanlinb Cabinet Organs. n 4. t9o ~
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WOOD AND COAL.

GOA Ill COA ALI
Best WHITE ASH at So, by the ton. All sizes,
Sawed and Split OAK WOOD, $40 per cord.
Long Oak, as per cord.
A ton Of Coal sold By me always weighs $40 lbs.
JOHN B LORD,
10 B-1y Corner S.h and q streets,
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EsersVngs &c the amount OF 600 900 will b
sod, and all funds received are to be dspe,itst
With
JAY COOKE CO..
First National Bank Of Washington, %. q. 10 be
teld By them fer the benefit Of the Institution.
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HALL Il PLANT,
PLANTS BUILDING.

PLANTS BUILDING,
Corner New FORK avenue and Istn street.
Entrance on New York avenue,)
Dealers in fine FAMILY GROCERIES,. TEAS.
WlNEs, iMPoRTED LUXURIEs, &C., &C.
would respectfully notify their friends ana tina
public that they have just opened their Nev Gro.
Gerry Store, where can be obtained any article usu
ally kept in FIRST class Grocery. Without At
tempting to enumerate our large, fresh and we'll.
selected stock, We cordially invite the public to
examine our store and stock, believing ws shall
not fail to give entire satisfaction to ali VIM nav
favor us with their patronage.
VIE call especial attention to our assortment Of
TEAS and C0FFEHs, which have been elected
with great care for purity. Dealers will find /.
nne assortment to select from. and our prices to
suit. i1 "
Goods delivered promptly in any part Of II. oft,
Jan e-Sm
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p ...'.". JAMES ., .'ss'.. . 90: -

| " JAMES q. MCGUIRE co., ~
T'TURsIrURE WARE ROOMS @
| Having reliDQuished the Auction nd Commits.
sion business, and vertea our extensive ware.
rooms, at the corner of 10th and d streets, into
| . first class
HOUSE IFURNIsHING EsTABLIsHMrNr,
We are now prepared to furnish every variety Of
HOUSE ANB oTFI0E FURNITURE,
at the most moderate rates. Our stock comprises
PABLoR SETS, In Reps and Hair Cloth,
CARVED and PLAIN OILED WALNUT CHAM.
BER SETS,
COTTAGE SETS.
| SINGLE BUREAUS And wAsHsrANDs,
ELABORATELY CARVED BEDsTEADs,
CHAIRS OF ALL VARIETIES,
EXTENSION TABLES, ..H
RAIR MATTRESSES and FEArHER Pill.
LOWS,
OFFICE DESKS and WHITING TABLES,
CANTON MATING, &c, &c. .--
We have also for sale the celebrated
TUCKER SPRING BED,
which for comfort, durability and cheapness 10
unrivalled. Also, the
TUCKER MANUFACTURING COMPANY
BRONZE CLOCKS,
Beautiful In design and finish and at very reas.
JAS. q. MCGUIRE co.,
NH Him corner Of 10th and d streets. 2
Nrnv
Mrs A. g. GAsT6N has Just returne -
ssM nSTh sl s' %s:h sna
A%sricsn stray BOnnsts and Hat, for ladies and
1;%sI' %rsnss r,ox Also SeDsrsl ss:oEt@ept Of me
xreat variety RIDGE sRs Ike dss,s, ssaTsi T, In
and Real Lsces, &c. ---'Ss' N1'0'
s'n street near f'nn''lnsa; ms Ism sss'
CBANB RALLY OF MEN AND BOYS,
" AT THE
GREAT CENTRAL CLOTHING HOUSE.
No. 400 18th street. opposite Post Office.
BUSINESS SUITS Of all descriptions.
DRESS SUITS OF reduced prices.
BOYS SUITS Of all descriptions.
BOYS SUITS at all prices.
New styles Of BOTS CLOTHING.
GENTS CLOTHING at reduced prices
Now 10 your time to lag in SPRING CLOTH.
ING, 90 we offer special Inducements for the next
thirty days, ct 4
SMITHS. 46O 7rH STREET,
opposite Post once. nhslm
Rr COOPER d LATIMBR, Auctioneers, 4
- Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and llth st,
. ,u, AZ fRIvAIE SALE
peHoEs. n esn.rai % Iooslitiss sIss fhi'ATA HsSi'
AEo lSsnsil Briei and frame HOUSES !.
o. .nS Az.
mSr S ,oaim cr.nsr sAfnnS nnnp Sian 3 pspsiy q
EpB1uA1T as, ieS7.-An DsFsoas nsvins
,es - % e JansarE, =. s&S91sstsa & % eli ssl 90
On. - IA JOHN T. IDAB0bY.r = s
in sN-emra8D nv No. Sll D sssOct. I
.fseefs ssf EsG oHs8Tn sHatbrf !,
soe50 hsea .S q hua ssea5iiisJ zses C. fu
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REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB ePEOIAL
OASES.
Ho. II Bond street, New York.
~rull information, with the htshsss tssstnRo-
sfdIs also, Book on Special Diseases, IN sealed
enreIope, sentfree. ~ Be sure and send .tor them,
ana YOU trl not rseret IT, for, Advertising Hhy-
ncfens are gener all iDpostors, Withou r0e,eSces
No stranger should be trusted. Enclose stamp
Tor postage and direct to DR. LAWRDNOk. No,
ID Bond street. New Yerf no l1.D&Wly
~ MARRIAaD AID OHLIBAUY, AND THH
Happiness Of True Manhood. An Essay for
Young Men on the Crime Of solitude, and the
PhystoloGical Errors, Abuses and Disc asss which
cIeste Inn Dediments to Marriage, with sure means
Of Belief. Sent In sealed letter envelopes free of
charge. Address DR.. J. SKlLLIN HOOanTON
HONard Association, PhilAdelphia. Pa. ~ ID. .sm
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DRY GOODS, &c.


Al COST
BELOW COST,
AND ABOVE COST.
GEOR0E J.. JOHNSON co.,
s21 SEVENTH ST.,
Are selling their en- tire stock OF DRY GOODS
st cost, below cost and above cost.
Beautiful all wool MOUSLIND, 40 cts
Small figured all wool do, Hk.
Large lot RAIN UMBRELLAS, wort a., for
Large lot Childrens HOSE .lgs.
Splendid yard wide COTTON. 25.
SELL1HG OFF AT COST.
Having Just received our new and well selected
atock OF
MILLINERY GOODS,
LAO1s, treai and imitstion.)
EABRolD ERIEs.
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
BUTTONS, &C, &C. =,
And having, Unexpectedly, to move by the lst of
May, We shall sell our
IHTIRE sx00K. FROM THIS DATE, AT COST
GALL AND SECURE GREAT BARGAINS,
Z. LENZBERe CO.,
46 Market Space. under the Avenue House.
NH 2s-lm-
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eEORIT DIsyAsRs.

eAnAlIIAN's Chris the NEST certain, safe and
edectual renedy-indeed, the only vegetable reme-
dy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days and
recent cases In twenty four hours. No mi neral no
70 the soldiers hope, and friend 70 those who do
male, 93.
6AnARi1ANs Roof AND HERB Ju1cIs-A Dositiv 70
and permanent cure fer Syphilis. Scrofafa, Ulcers
soiss. spots letters 90. Price o.. rs Der kettle.
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1901 GRAND EXCURSION 1867
PARIS EXPOSITION.
The new and first class ocean goin G ron Steam
ship eana
:, 900 tons burthen, STEPHEN WHITMAN, Com
msnder, will make EXCURSION from New
York to Hsvre and back, sailing from Pier 10,
North River, on
"WEDNESDAY, April Hth. at IL O'Clock m,
Taking passengers Tor Paris. London and Bremen.
Retur ming, will sail from Havrs on June 6th Civ.
ing passengers holding Excursion Tickets about
six weeks In Europe.
This magnificent Steamship 10 divided into
furnished and elegantly lifted up expressly for
thisyoyage. =:
The HAVANA will only carry first class pas.
sengsrs. An experienced Surgeon on board.
~ A full Band Of Music pillBe attached to tn
ship.
and S15, according to size Of state room To
Havre aud return, S25o and $500 according 20
size of state-room.
For further particulars and passage apply to
the Agents,
MBRRAY, FERRIS & CO.,
50 South street, Now York.
Or to Moo. Y. BARRY, the Merchants, Union
EnpIess ~ company, 4C6 Pennsylvania avense,
Wsshlbgton NH 30t
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PRICE LIST

By buying werks Of art in large quantities. We
are snsbled to give parties purchasing from rs
tie same kind OF engrayings that are sold in any
store, for the same price; and, in addition, we
viii give certificate which entities the holder to
81 interest In the award Of premiums for each
deliar invested in the purchase.
Address all orders and communics cstisns to
KENNEDY CO..
3ss Penns. avense, washinstoa, DO,
Lock Box Al
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LIST OF PREsENTs.

J Troyes great equestrian portrait ef General
Scott in the ladies' stairway of the Oapi-
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q Z o y Z 4 l = 8.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN - MarcA 29-rhe
Board met pursuant 70 adjournment and I'm
mediateiy took recess TO await the action OF
the Council upon the green -grocers' hcense
bill; after which the Board was called 10 ar
der. The bill As amended by the Council in
was taken mp, ana the Board refused 10 con !,
cur, but amended the section by strlklne ON z
the WORDS per month, and returned the or
alnance TO the Council and asked a coDser
ence committee. The CounciI assepted and
appointed Messrs- Piekerell and Shce,na Ter
on their part After consultation the commits
tee reported recommendation to concur in
tne Aloermens amendment; which, having
been adopted ~ the Council, this Board ad-
COMMON CouNCIL.-The toard met and was
called 10 order by the president, DIR. Cragin.
MI DAVIS moved TO dispense with the order of
business; which was agreed to. MT Radcliffe,
from the market committee, reported back the
ordnance from the Aldermen in relation 10
licenses OF green grocers amended in the
third section. liking the rate Of license at % 81
ordinance was discussed by Messrs Pickrell,
Brown and Cragin IN the affirmati We, and Mr.
Clabaugh In the negative, and was read a third
time and passed-yeas O. nays l. The board
took recess 10 await the action Of the Alder
men. Upon resuming business, the ordinan es
was returned from the Aldermen, thai boa "A
refusing to concur in the amendment OF mis-
words, "per month" Asked a conmitt.e OF
conferences. This board Consented ana an
pointed Meeers. Pickrell and Shoema aker on its
part. Amer consultation. the commitfee re-
ported, recommending the passage of the or
dfnance win the Aldermen 9 amendment The
amendment wae concurred in, the Ordinance
passed ana sns board adjoui ned.
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mittee with the consent Of Councils TO pro-
vide for the erection of fire plugs in such
parts of the City as in their opinion require
it, to see that the same are kept in repair and
to appoint general superintendent for the
same Provided that the coverings of all
fire plugs shall be of cast iron.
Sec. 3. The Fire Committee shall have
power to transfer the fire apparatus, TO com
panies that are now or hereafter may be Or
ganized, under such constitution and bylaws
as may be approved fly Councils.
Sec. q. The Fire Companies, after they
have charge ofthe apparatus shall by and with
the advice and consent of Councils, appoint
one chefand four assistant Engineers, who are
hereby vested with full power and authority,
to control and direct the operations of the fire
apparatus at fires, who shall OH such occasions,
wear some suitable badge of office and any
person refusing to obey the reasonable direc-
tions of any of said engineers, during the con-
tinuance Of fire, shall on convection thereof
forfeit and pay fine of five dollars.
JOHN H. OLIVER, Pres't. S. G.
JOHN L. HoFFMAN Pres't. q. G.
Attest F. A. R. BALDWIN, Clerk S. c.
E. j. MORE, Clerk C. C.
Approved this 9th day of September A. D.
1867
SAMUEL MC'HOSE, Mayor.
Allentown, September %, 1867. nq3w
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giftnbatn. S&laffarrsn bsslstsn bic 800 tbt
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neu, 8 uerIbieoene Sorten BON @oriets
uorsxslibe 3epbpr, Sarne. paple patz
terns, ale arten BON Strimpfen, &ioz
unb feioene Sanofbube, 6aarbraioe.
t6aartonic nelte Dem 9rauen Saar
feline orieinelle Sarte wisoer 9ibt, uno
jpar in 3 biz 10 Ga9en-penn ni6t.
70 uiro oas Sslo surid9eseben.
rf1rs. m. II. @. 6uloin,
SO. 40, Sf 6amilton Strabe.
4 2bdren oberbalb Der 6ten.
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Oireft nab gtem Yorf uno pittsburp
obne &arrenwebiel.
3dss psrtadeu aGsutaun td9tid (Sonnta9s aussss
nonin,sn) UNI 100 uno 1890 gJaor9sns. um 1895
nno Ais 0ahmittass unb ll.44 Sladts.
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8srbnoun9 nit Gbambsrsbun9. pa9srstsrpn uni
Dunttsu an Der &umtsrtano 8alIsps likntabn, otr
9crtbsru Gsntrot: Gilt tnbabn, @orb uno SGc, unit
Der Oel9e9eno.
Der 1890 GRorssn, Der 2.35 Slabmiitass unf
bsr 1.44 g1ahts3u9 fno bic peiIibsn Grpreb 5dss.
rpslbs oireft purh Yittsbur9 obue SarrsnwsbIs
ssbsn.
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eislsr Pabn on uno madbt Sfrtinpuu9 su Reaotu9
NIT pottspiGs, port Clinton, 2aniarqia unb allen
punttsu in Der 5hurttiu Scblenes9eno; NIT pbi;
laoslpbia uno alIen Yuntien on Der philadelphia;
uno 8eaoin9 Gt enbabp ssbsnic NIT barrtsbur9
GbamberSbur9. paetrstcwn, Dcrt, @tttpsbur9, Der
Oslsessno. milliamsport unb bsm @sfsn.
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an uue perbinot hd gu 8saoins nit 3assn fdr
pcnspiue, Golumbia. Gpbraia eiti,. eansafsr, pats
risbur9 u. I. 10.
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fe Die 9ors bstrsten, tnesm auf ofn Sars GIN bobe
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bauptfiattentn on Der pblaotpbia' uno Rsaoin9s.
btr esbauou 8alIsp: uuo itosr fcnit9en pennfplpas
nia: :Gilsnbabu, petlih, noroweflid uno fiowsaltA.
30 babtn. 6. Stcl;, Sn9. une Sup't.
GQai 30. 1866.
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