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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Kilbourne
4 Iatta, Real Estate Brokers, corner 9Th and
streets, have made the following sales of RIA 4
estate. Lot !, square l,0is, corner 18th street
eiht and r. street south, 10 Edward Whitiny
at Ito per foot. Frame house and lot GU New
York avenue, between 4th and 5th streets. to
u. Z. HouFhton, for 1900. Three-story brick
Streets south. to Mrs. NorreII, for sc 90 cash
Lot 80, square 10ls on 18th street east between
ID and r. streets south, TO Robert Owen, AT Zoe
per foot. Lot y, square 1851, c0xl01, corner ID
street north and 18th street east, for <pil. cash
1wo-story frame house and lot on II street
north, between LIST and I'd streets east. TO f.
Harrison, for ~l.3J0. cash Lot =, SQUARE LOIS
on r. street sOuth, between 18th aud l3tD streets
south. 10 q. II. Mellen, AT Zoe per foot. ca an.
tWo-story frame house and lot on X street. be-
tween 18th and 14th streets, (Franklin SQUARE. }
10 Z. NJ. Keys, for $1,000 cash: lot I, square c,3
corner II street north and North Capitol street
TO DIR. Schathirt, for S1,20G: lot ~, square lOl-
on 18th street, between ID and r streets south
10 j. II. Clark, at ~ cents per foot lott u and
p square lS;5, on 18th street, between 4. and VI
streets. TO Mr.. HOk., for s2,uDG cash: lot IS and
part of lot "a, square f61. on II street. between
Eth street and Jackson Square TO VIM. r. Mat.
nngley, for S6!35.9l; east 10 feet of lot 81 and
west ~ feet of lot 81, square To-, on III street
between 18th street and jackson Square to M
w. Beveridge, for S7,326 three-story brick
house and lot on 1st street, between Il and G.
streets south, to W. II. Wallach for S6,as: ii :
road, for ]. W. Kraft, for Sls0O0 cash; 10 acres
and improvements, near Uniontown, d. e.. for
j. Honman Smith. for S5.2g0; farm OF 2p5 acres
near vienna Station, in Fairfax county Va
Tor j Judge Foster. for S5,uUO; lots :, TO- and II,
square 1u5l, for S1,2,0.
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MAR X led.

MARRIED.
LOCkW0oD-yANDENDE At the resi-
Isnoe of the brides father, Reservoir Hill. Alex
sndria county. Va January !, ISIS, by Rev. How
ard peckert: Mr.. HENRY A: LOCKWOOD to
Miss CHARLOTTE 4. NANpENBKRGH.
BURNS-BARTHOLOw On the I'd instant, ss
the residence OF the brides parents, 10y the Rev G.
Csstle, WILLIAM Ii. BURNS of Washington, d.
=. to MAGGIE A, daughter of d. Bsrtholow,
ESQ, Pleasant Valley, Washington county, Nd.
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FIRE.-About seven o'clock last night, a va
cant two-sstoTy frame house, on the corner of
Tenth street east and g street north, the proper
ty OF Mrs. Mary Baldw widow lady, was
destroyed by fire. The fire originated in the
garrett, and was the work of an incendiary.
The hook and ladder company, and Meigs,
Rucker. and Columbia fire engines were
promptly on the ground, and. assisted 10y Lieus
tenant Nj ilstead and his reserves. did all they
could to subdue the flames; but without avail.
LOIS abOut $l,6l0
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
u UNITED STATES PATENT OFFI(

WASHINGTON. December -. lsS.
On petition OF WILLIAM II SEYMOUR, OF
Bros krort New York, praying for the extension of
patent granted to him the 18th day of March,
1854. for Improvement in Harvesters. for seven
wears from the expiration of said rsfe mt, which
axes place on the 18th day Of March, ISIS:
Ii is ordered that the said petition be heard the
Patent Once on Monday, i.e 9Th day Of March
lext. at II clock IL; aud all persons notified
- sppesr and show cause, IL any they have, Why
aid petition ought net % be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 70
ale in the Patent Office their objections, specially
set forth in writing least twenty days before the
lay of hearing; all testimony filed by either party
20 be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted ia accordance with the rules Of the Of
ice which will DE furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon as testi-
nony must be filed in the ONCE twenty days before
he day Of hearing; the arguments, II any, within
ten days after filing the testimony.
Ordered also that this notice be published In the
Republican and the 1ntelligencer. Washington, ID.
g.. and in the Democrat. Rochester. New York.
week for three successive weeks: the FIRST OF
ad publications TO be at least slxtv dave previous
10 the day Of hearing. r. &. THEAKER.
ia 2-wSw Commissioner Of Patents.
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Mr.. FrSpALL.-We are glad to learn IA q
Phillip X. Fenaall, Esq, who has bsen
seriously IL some weeks is recovering
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Rf THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
Trustee e sALEo OF VAbUABLEuMPRovEp
PROPERTY On FIRST sTRkET, IN GEORGE.

Under and by virtue Of Deed Of Trust to the
subscriber, bearing date on the I'd day of Decen-
No y at folio 40 etsea and At the request of ~.
persons secured thereby, will sell the premises
NJ public suction, to the hiaheet bidder. on FRI
DAY the 10th eayof January, A. ID. lsA o'clook
m, the weete m half of lot number e shty three
49, in Beatty 4 Hawkins addition N George
town. with the Improvements. comprising Q large
and comfortable frame dwelling house, &C
The property has . front of IS feet on the south
side Of first street by depth of $50 feet. hAe
cellcnt drainage. and may be made . very jeeirs
de piece of property. IL hee between the proper
ties of John L. Mitchell and James :. Welsh,
Esars.
Terms II sale: 5000 cash. the residue In an
II months, to be secured by q deed of trust upon
the property. or the purchaser at his option,
pay the " hole in cash, SlOO TO be Deposited wh-s
the property 10 struck of.
Conveyance ng and stamps AZ the cost Of the pur-
chaser. The title which will convey to the pur-
chaser. believe 20 be perfect.
FRED W. JONES, Trustee
de- S-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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NNM. II. wHEATLEYs PREMIUM STEAM
w BYEING AND CLEANSING
ESTABLISHMENT.
Office, No. - Jeffersos st. Georeetown, ID. G..
Established N ISL; premium awarded BY the me-
troroitan Institute 1885,; rebuilt 1856. and 4. nO~
by Tar the largest and most complete estap SHINE
~ the Kind III this section Of cou TRY
Dyeing and Securing Of all kinds done in the best
n amer.
Truly thankful for past favors. the subscriber
solicits the continued custom Of the community.
Goods received and returned by en- press With the
utmost promptness and despatch.
Post orice address, Lock Box No 80.
Office closes daily at sunset, except Saturday,
when il is closed at So n m. az NJ sm
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nPTlClAN. Gold, silver and Steel sPECTA.
~ Giles and EYEGLASSES, made A~@
Of Brazilian pebbles, elegant OPERA Va
CLASSES. cheaper than anywhere else I'm the
he country, At ALEXANDERS, 24O Peansylva.
MIA avenue, near 18th street. de <-lms
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vailed.
1 shall sever my connection with the Sixty
fifth Council with The single regret that the
many pleasant associations and personal
friendships which it has been my BOD fortune
TO foIm while "a member of the Board of Alder.
men Will Ii hess frequently enjoyed.
very ss ie''" jous r. ELv.ss.
Laid on the table for future consideration.
Mr.. Elvans said he was authorized request
that the resignation Of Mr.. Larmon (from the
First Ward) b. taken up. and action upon il
postponed until the last Monday in May.
Agreed 10.
Mr. McCathran introduced a resolution in :
strueting the Mayor TO suspend the contracting
for wing the foot pavenents until the first of
March. Adopted.
Several bills from the lower Board were re-
ferred. Council bill 10 pay the Trustees of the
Colored Schools the proportion of the SC hOOl
fund due them according To the census of No.
yember, 1867, was laid on the table, it being
stated in debate that there was no official infur-
nation of a census having been taken at that
time. The bill TO pay the account OF Daniel p.
Hickling, apothecary. for medicines furnished
TO the poor, was passed Adjourned.
COMMON Characterization Dulin in the
chair, and all the members present except
Mecsrs. N. Is. Clarke and Dalton.
The Chair LAID before the Board the report of
the Intendant Of the Asylum; also, reports CT
the Apothecaries OF the LIST, Cd 5th, 9th, and 9TH
Wards.
The following were introduced by Mr. TiIiey-
Resolution requesting the Collector TO inform
the Board by what authority the gas tax for the
last two years, which was understood TO have
been assumed by the Corporation, has been
added to the bills OF the tax payers this year,
and whether any additions tax for gas has this
year been imposed on any square where no
new lamps have been set. and ii SO, by what
authority; adopted. BY MI. CoRnolly-Resolu.
ton granting the use Of the Chamber to the col.
ored workingmen to- morrow evening; adopted.
BY Mr.. Arrison--Petition VI citizens for q pump
on ID street, al the mouth Of the alley called Col
fax street. between Delaware avenue and LIST
street east; referred. Petition Of Geo. A: Haske
for remission of a fine for selling liquor by ,he
email; referred. Also, the following resolution
" hereas the person exercising the dutsee OF
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L>OR SALE-23 900 extra, choice. Der petual
l. blooming ROSES, PLANTS. &C, selected by
nyself from the best kinds at the Exposition OF
Paris, from where have just returned. Ii is IN
doubtedly the best collection aud best plants ever
imported in America.
A. JARDIN. Florist,
18th street and NJ.
NOTICE.-Roses, Shrabs, &c, will grow and
bloom better next Summer IL planted now than in
the Spring. no 90 I'm
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


The little town of New Britain.
Conn, has new church which cost
SlS5. 900.
There are forty-sevem churches.
worth about s., OOO, 900, in Detroit.
London has a new weekly newspa.
per selling for one penny, devoted to
opposing Romantsm, Ritualism, aud
Rattoualism.~ It Is called the Rock.
Robert Crossley advertises in the
Lowell, Mass, papers that the citv
owes him at least 1000 for 0earnest
missionary work, performed with a
single eye 70 the glory Of Cod
The "Hard Shell Baptists' are op.
posed 10 all missionary efforts. The
RdteitRsan and ReleeioF has the follow
ing paragraph in regard to them: sSIu
1885 the Baltimore Gssociation expeii.
90 rom its body several churches, for
having become connected with q mis-.
slon9ey society These latter. six In
mum ut916er, at once organized the Mary
!1hu Union Association, and have i'm
=. - ~. 81 % tnifty-nine churches, with a
\. IN Shlp OF hetween four and i've
tn9usAnQI aud q young and efficient
ministry. The former, since l-ncyS1, y
: SLACK Rock Baptist, from the S1ace
where they met they cut on Their bI,stS ~
rem have either quite died ont. nrSS1s
only q nominal existence. =
Tie United Brethren Church b.s
become au important Commnnity- in
the with colleges and other an
planes lcr future growth aud IiseftsI.
ness, pity the question of 8 can.
tennt1l Gel hfAtton was discussed. ana
this has q closed the historical unceF-
taintY - 70 the proper date of their
oriEin. ottetbein arrived In America
IA LOO. and iaboped regularly In the
German Reformed Church until IT7I
HIS last charge was in Raltimora. md
it was not until 1IS5 that his conRrersHs
aon became virtually independent.
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"PROnADLY the weakest document
that ever npOloRiZed for q Governors
message will be found in our columns
to'day."-Re0tStet. Of Wednesday,.
No, the document alluded to was not
found In your columns. You publish
ed but little moro than Ouo-half OF It,
filling In the gaps with your own rem.
ditiOn OF the original text. That Is the
way you published the message.
Jefferson, whom you affect to follow
and revere, once said that error could
he tolerated IL truth was only LEFT free
TO combat 1t, Why then, admitting
your judgement to be correct in regard
to the Governors message, did you not
give 1t to your readers, along with your
comments, and leave them to decide
which was the weaker document, It or
your edIlorialP
As an enterpriaing newspaper why
not furnish your readers with mes
sage that must be supposed to be of
interest to them, whatever its strength
or weatnCssH Is not that much due 10
the Executive office, saying nothing
whatever OF It's Incumbent? Consider
ing the character of your remarks afore-
time about Governor Boreman, does It
not occur to yon that people have a
right to suspect that you are incapable
OrdOIng him Justice under any circum-
stancesf Have they not good grounds
for RttribulinE your remarks to an un-
worthy spirit OF violent personal or
political mRlevOlence?
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A CASE Of considerable interest has
bseD submitted to the consideration of
the Supreme Court OF this State within
the last day ortwo. It comes up on an
appeal from the Circuit Court OF Mon
roe county and Is substantially and
briefly rs follows: In tho latter part OF
the year 1863, man in that county sold
an other tract OF land for the sum OF
SlI. coo. of which 81, 900 were paid down
and notes given for the balance. A writ.
ten agreement was made that the notes
should be payablsin confederate money,
and accordingly some time afterwards,
perhaps In ls6465, tender OF payment
was made in that currency. The ten
der was refused and the party
selling the land brought suit for
the annulment of the contract
and the recovery of his property. The
case came before Judge n. Harrison, of
the Monroe Circuit, who, alter hearing
the argument, decided that the contract
was null and void as being against
public policy, ON the ground that the
currency stipulated for was in its ma
ture spurious, being the representative
of n reasonable attempt to destroy the
credit and existence of the Uuited
states Government. From this dscis.
ion the defendant has appealed and
fs now before the Supreme Court for an
enforcement OF the contract. How il
viii be decided, We, of course, do not
know, but the question at issue Is one
that viii be Of considerable interest,
perhaps, to parties living along our
frontier borders, many OF whom had
trahsseti soF an anala chataeter.
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The whitest and won't looking hair re-
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The arst application win do good. you WIN
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A WASHINGTON dispatch in referring
TO the decision of the United States
Supreme Court, iu tho case OF Virginia
as. West Virginia, says that the division
of the Court was as follows: For West
Virginia, Messrs. Chase, Grier, Miller
and swayne. On the other side, BIessrs.
Field, Davis, Nelson and Clifford. In
other words the Court stood equally
divided, which was equivalent to n
decision for West Virginia, Virginia
being the plaintiff.
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FRIDAY 1oRNIN0, JANUARY "a.

THE Republican members of the
Legislature are requested to meet with
the State Executive Committee, at
Hornbrook's Hall, on Main street, be-
tween Monroe and Union, East side,
this evening at I o'clock. A full at
tendance is desired.
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Two PETITIONS werO presented in the
Legislature yesterday, from citizens Of
Monongalia and Marion counties,
praying the relief of A. F. Raymond,
Esq., from the disabilities imposed by
what is known as the lawyers Test
Oath. We know OF no special reason for
this action on the part of the petition
ors unless 1t be. as is reported, that
Mr.. Raymond, since his return from
rebellion, has behaved himself in rath-
or an unusually creditable and concIlI-
atory manner for member Ofthe pro-
fessiOn-at least in such way as to
favOrably contrast with some others of
IKE status. and that, therefore, the SYM
pathIes of his noighbors and acquaint.
ances have been aroused on his behalf
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GovERNHIESr SECURITIES show re-.
markable strength just at this time,
probably because, as the Cincinnati
GdsetLe of yesterday says, "the pie
thOrH OF money in New York is becom-
ing burdensome, and an era of speculR-
tiOn is being inaugurated thOre."
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IIoUNE OF DELEGArEa-

Met at 10 n. IN. Prayer bv Prof
White. Minutes of the preceding dSv
were approved. The Speaker SaIlsIl
the names OF standing committees Gor
report. Mr.. Ferguson. OF Cabell, from
the Judiciary, reported that 1t was CON.
sidered tnexPedlent to increase the per
dtem OF grand and petit Jurors, Aiso
reported adversely in regard TO de-
creastng the number of jurors, Also.
reported that tho COMMITTEES recon-
mended the passage of Senate Joint
resolution in regard to tnstrnCting onr
Senators in Congress to vote for the hill
requiring two-thirds OF u. S, Snnranns
Court TO pronuunce law OF CONGRESS
unconstitutional. AIR. Ferguson sfstsTl
that there was no doubt among the
Committee as to the constitutionality5
of such law, but simply as to The esc.
pedieucy of passing 1t.
The Senate joint resolutions In IA.
gard to investigating the affairs OF the
PenitentiRry, and also the affairs of the
Lunatlc Asylum, were taken nm ma
passed, with an amendments enpow-
ering said Committees to send for rer-
sons and papers. The Penitentiarv
Il to consist of four ON the rart OF flSa
House, and three on the mari Of M
Senate. The Insane Asylum Commit
tee TO consist ofthree on the'pSFt 81 ne
House aud two on the part OF the Sens
ate.
Mr.. Welch offered resolution an.
thoriEing the Sergeant.at,Arms % fnF-
ntsh the members with $40 worth Of
Postage stamps, to be used ia sending
documents to their constituents. He
said that the Senate had passed 4 similar
resolution. A rising vote was taken,
resulting . yeas and Is nays, Mr.. ia.
COD, OF this county, voting In the mega.
1--WE, Messrs. Miller and Parker not
being present
Air. Ferguson, OF cabell, moved that
four clerks, to be appoFtioned among
ne Yatioos committees, be appointed.
MI. Smith offered 4 resolution en-.
poWering each county to make csrt1i,
It's limits. n. , - :
AZ. Meho ,Elp Y 2 Petition nom
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DECLINES.
WHERnINe. Jan. 8, isss.

MesS1s. EdisorSs
see slnY name annouueed In
your pa Per as the nominee of . q ems
meetinE as . cantlidIRtS for the Ffrsk
Branch Of Council forstae Eifkh ysaF,j.
without my knoNfetc e OF. con II :. II
hers - dec Inc the SAINT.
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~ No notice Will he taken OF communi.
cations not accompanied by q res pOnhible
name. The name viii he cOnEideTed conn-
Dental, but must in all cases accompany let
tens as guarantee Of good faith.
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tanl4-SOtd - SA-EAAN ;rrm1iss.
Farms and Coal Lands for Sale.

II WISH TO SELL MY LAND. NEAR
u Wheeling, on CaldWelIBRun Itinciudes
L I1,si Dairy Farm occupied by Charles Fisher,
6auman, and the Farm on the hill, on Which
Fred Lecher, VIM. Miller and others live
On This part arc four Dwelling Houses, two
Orchards of grated fruit, and q young Vine
yard OF nine or ten acres-planted principals
" with CataWba and Concord, with q lew
DelaWares and other vaEietieR. About 100
acres otthe Hi Farm is fiTSt class Coal and
ri 4 VIII sell in separate parcels or otherwise
forta6le dwelling, VIII be forient.
Janl-u 2. JACOB.
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Trust Sale.

pY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUsT
- made to me on the SECOND day OF August
A. D. 1855, and of record in Book 20 folio nv
In the Recorders ONCE OF Ohio county State
otWeSt VtrE1niR, shall on MONDAY, THF
mont door of the Court House OF Ohio coun-
" In the city OF Wheeling, at 10 O'clock a
M OF that day, proceed to sell at public
auction to the highest and best bidder for
CASH. all the right, title, and interest or
Henry Y. Harbour decd, MS one of the heirs
the real estate OF the said Joseph @. Harbour,
..,... GIBSON L. CRANAfER,
4anl4e6utd sTrnUfaa
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Stock for Sale.
For Sale.

II OFFER FOR SALE MY DWELLING
Il house on Main street, Centre wheeling,
containing nine rooms, with bath and gas,
a coca new stable. The other outbuildfnga
mont Terms made to suit the purchaser,
yanlI.t JACOB SNYDER
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Special gutttts.

The Cornerstone and Experlence of
an InValld.
PuhlIshed for the benefit, and as a CAUTION
TO YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of Man
hood, &C., supplying THE MEANS OF sEEF-
CURE. Written by one who cured himself.
and sent free on receiving a postpaid direct
ed envelope. Address NATHANIEL, MAY.
FAIR. Brooklyn, N. Y. Also free, by the
same publisher, a circular Of DAISY swArN.
the great Poem of the War. deol7-smd
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For Sale.

A NEW TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE.
~ containing twelve rooms and two good
Kitchens. Built for two families, stu afed on
Main street, North Wheeling. Lot 6OxIO0
1eet. For terms enquire of
lanl6-2W HANES q WILSON.
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CITY TREASURER.

nS we are authorized % announce
cmbent) as acandidafe fof Sifv m a;
sIa, PPEoaehing election. II elected he win
N lVoI I9 1lseharge his duties fait6fuiI1
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For Rent.

THE STORE ROOMS LATELY oCCu-
IieII nv (3e0rpe n Tayloc q Co., and ].
Clemens Il Co, on Main stree 4; also base
ment rooms finished. Good on ceatn second
gtOFV and good rooms for 9th e. purposes IN
second and third story In good order. Pos
session given Immediately
Many building lots and dwelling houses 1oE
sale In the Sixth Ward, on rea6onAble terms
THOS. HORNBR00R.
ONCE, NO. 11s5S Main street, above Mon
roe, up stairs. 1epS-u
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Fourth Ward nnnnntl niola.-
Strambuats.
'sheeiIRE, lIarietta ana PaT1eI.6a@5..

wheeling, lIartetta ana PaFIEeTSI,,I..-.
Daily Packets.
Z, ~ The Eide wheel ttea5os.z= an
= ~ AZ and sEXPRESs.', H.-
H55,I.,s.-t tsebec= q leaves WfaeIiS., .,..
o5cI5oty wednesday and FFiday. ri e esyeSy
T6q1dsy a assy sat Wheeling every Tuesday
,ttSh1necttng at BelISire Win fSS ~. g. m
ssHGs due at II q. M. t4'A4tLs from
tween PaFker5 T S5lS re % All points be-
declo-tf Soo1a, BATTELLE d CO.
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