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POLICE NTELLICENCE.

ROBBEay.-John Lufiln was fully committed for
robbing Mr.. W. n. Austin OF SIS In money!
ASSAULT AND BArrEEy.-Charles T. Crandal was
held to bail in $500 by Justice Dodge, to for
assault and battery on Margaret Dobson, Of No. 10
Wooster street.
STEALING GRgESBAcKs.-Fernando Strauss aud
Charles Schyveher were arTaigned before Justice
Dodge yesterday FOR robbng Martin Ahrens out Of
$40. They were fully committed.
CRUELTY TO ASINAIs.-Patrick McAuley who was
arrested on saturday night for beating the brains
out of dog on FIRST avenue was committed In de.
fault OF bail by Justice Dodge yesterday morning to
answer.
RoBBISa His PoomMsTr.-CharIes c. Clark was
brought before Justice Dodge yesterday morning
on complaint OF 5. A. Boiling, OF No. IA CorneIia
street. who charged Clark, while sleeping 10 the
same ROOM with stealing from him $40 In green
backs. The accused was commlttedfo for examination.
STEALING BILLIARD BALLs--Edward Newian and
Patrick Hanley were brought before Justice Dodge
Yesterday charged with breaking into the saloon OF
Charles Beaudell. No. I First avenue, on SATURDAY
night, and stealing four billiard balls valucd ut SIS
and $50 in currency and coppers. They were held
for examination.
ALLKGED ASSAULT AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
John Miller, who resides at No. SO Greenwich street.
appeared before Alderman Cuddy, at the Tombs Po-
lice Court, and made complaint stating that during
the preceding night he had been Knocked down by
James Russell, who had robbed him OF pocketbook
containing s3. The accused denied the accusation.
lie was committed in default OF bail for trial.
CAUGHT POCKET PIcKIsG.-A young man giving
his name as Robert Wilson was caught yesterday by
ofnccr Sury, Of the Seventeenth precinct. trying to
pick the pockets OF drunken man who was reposing
after the fatiguing efforts Of carrying too much
whskey, on stoop In First street. Judge STANDBY
of the Essex Market Police Court, before whom be
was taken, committed him for trial
The WEST TBrRry-sIxTH STREET WOMAN BRr.
rArIrY.--James Murray, who was arrested on satur.
day night for beating and kicking his sister n-law
full account OF which was published in Yesterday
HERALD, was brought before Justice Dodge by olcel
Coles, when the husband Of che unfortunate woman
made complaint against the prisoner, and he wa
fully committed to await me result OF her injuries.
ADULrxRATINa wILK.- AT en- early hour yesterday
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morning Frederick Bitka and Charles Bahrumberg
were arrested at the corner OF Chambers and West

morning Frederick Bitka and Charles Bafirumberg
were arrested at the corner OF Chambers and West
streets while they were In the act 0. adding huge
quantities Of Croton water to the milk i'm their
ON being taken before Alderman Cuddy, at the
T0nbs Police Court, they were required tn give bail
IN the sum OF $500 each to appear for trial at tue
Court OF special Sessions.
RECKLESS DRIvING.-As John Buckley was driving
a horse and light wagon yesterday down Sixth ave-
nue. at furious pace the axletree broke. precpitat
ing him to the pavement but fortunately doing him.
self but slight bodily harm. As If breaking the
wagon ana narrowly escaping breaking his neck
Twenty-second precinct arrested him and took MIN
before Judge Kelly, OF the Fourth District Police
Court VINO committed him to answer the charge Of
reckless driving
DISHONEST Observation-Disclosures Schumacher.
recently employed rs servant by Mrs. WindH, No.
1ls west Thirty-nrst street. was Yesterday brought
before Judge shandley, Of the Essex Market Police
Court charged with stealing diamond ring, valued
at $l00 and some handkerchiefs and laces the pro-
perry OF her mistress. She said sh found the dia
that sne TOOK the other articles because she WIS not
given enough 10 eat. Her special pleading did not
operate greatly IN her favor rs the magistrate locked
her up for examination
ALLEGED THEFT OF SuvERwARH.-A few nights
since the residence OF Mr.. David 8. Brown, No. 134
East 1hrtleh street. entered during the absence
OF the family in the country and guam
ti,y of plated slverware stolen. On Saturday
evening" oihcer kerns OF the Twenty-nfst
precinct, arrested man giving his name
as James McCalirey in the act OF redeemng them at
pawnbrokers on Third avenue. He was yesterday
taken before Judge Kelly, at the Fourth District
Police Court, and locked up to answer charge or
burglary.
INJURED INNoCENCF-Mr. Theodore Allen, pro-
pretor of the Hotel St Bernard Prince street, called
upon Alderman Conan on Saturday to COM
plain OF Robert Towney, John M, Fitzsimmons and
Charles A. Moore, whom he said had occasloned him
great annoyance by logging his footsteps whenever
he ventured TO take his walks abroad. On being
questioned rs to their motives in following him, the
defendants threatened to assault Mr.. Allen, who at
once had them arrested. Not being able TO ilnd ban
MessrS. Towney, Fitzsmmons and Moore were
locked up.
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pared with the same period Of the previous year, vs.
reduced to about 10O 900 bales while the stocks
tonight are $1,000 bales less than they were at this
time year ago.
Chicago journal thus refers to the movement OF
grain In the Vest
The fall movement In grain has now fairly COM
menced. The farmers. relieved TO o large extent
from the exhaustive tolls OF the harvest field have
been sending in their treasures for several DAYS past
copOusy as the carrying facilities Of the railroads
would allow, and have thus released the Chicago
markets TO great extent from the control OF the
SPECTATORS. The natural counterpart Of this move
ment is the shipping OF the grain eastward in larger
quantities than heretofore. The number OF vessels
chartered for this purpose yesterday was seventeen
more than double the daily average OF the summer
thus far.
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NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.

FURTHER THEPTs AT THE Lone DOcK.--A man
named John Madden, thirty-three years OF age, was
locked up yesterday for assault and battery on
Martin Callaghan, Waterman at the Erie Railroad
depot II Is alleged that Madden and several OF his
acquaintances were In the habit or entering the
depot ana drinking their NIL from the milk cans In
an attempt to prevent tins Callaghan was worsted
and severely handled by his neighbor Madden.
West HObOken.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Alfred Chappins, young French
man, about twenty years Of age died very suddenly
yesterday at his residence. In De Mott street. near
Palisade avenue. After partaking OF his dinner the
deceased cast himself sofa to rest and expired
made and Coroner White will hold an inquest this
afternoon.
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The steamship Henry Chauncey will sail from this
port on Monday for AspinwalL
The mais for Central America and the 50uta
Pacific will close at haifpast ten O'Clock m q
morning
The NEW YORK INSTRUMENTATION for the Pacine-
will he ready at half past nine in the morning.
Single copies. in wrappers for mailing, six cents
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Total.... So, So, AS $40 81, III se3,ss7, 40
The exports for the corresponding period In the

Subjoincd IL the total valuation Of the foreign I'M
ports o., New York for the week ending August 81,
compared with those OF the preceding week, as also
the value uf the dry goods entered at this port and
Thrown on the market for the corresponding period
In 1856 and 1897 -
week c,Gng AUGUST IA huc1fst 81.
Dry good ::......s 81, g33,4l2 $2s97,131
General mcTchandise..... 2,3794s6 3T4T, 159
Total iof week.. ia, 3d. 9s s6,6i4, 200
The i'm olts Of dry goods for the week and since
January compare follows -
For ne irrpk 1866. 1867. 1865.
Enid at tic port. s2,o7l. 1s1 sosis,6o2 s2se7.isl
Thrown on market. 2,oio,7os 37l5,97I 27O2, 700
since ian l.
Fntd at TIE port. sse47, ISL eo51s.5os 20 oos OF
Thrown market. SO, 1896, 34e eiO37I2s 81 o3G sq3
A weekly commercial paper published iu this city
thus refer TO the cotton movement at all the ports
OF the Unit Il states for the week ending on Friday
evening lo't.- ~ g
The total receipts for the last seven DAYS have
reached bales against 1,038 bales last week 66s
bales the previous week and 1457 bales three weeks
since) nnking the aggregate receipts since Septem-
Der l. 1855 up to this date, including the returns by
telegraph o.nirht 2,1S9,g13 bales against Is7i 500
bales for tie same period In 1se67, being an excess
this season over last season OF 31s017 bales. The
exports ior the week ending Tonight reach total
OF 5a4 bal all OF which were sent To Great Britain
while the stocks at all the ports as made mp this
evening a. reduced TO 40. 1876 bales III Will be seen
that compared with the corresponding week or last
season. thcre q decrease In tue exports thiA week
OF 1see bales; so that the former increase In the
tosl shipments since September u 1877, com
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y The railway share market was unsettled through
out, owing in part to the further weakness developed
In Erie which at time sold down to Al. On
Saturday, however, IL rallied sharply to 50sl under
the contradiction Of the report previously circulated
that the company had bought the lines of steamers
running from this port towards Boston and the
eequent fright OF the bears, who rushed in to
g'cover" their contracts. A relapse to AK quickly
followed and at the close 1t dropping at 4s ASH
1t is apparently the design Of those who have thus far
been parties to the bear movement in the stock to
carry 1t much lower, and hence intending buyers will
DO to leave 1t severely alone. The entire railway
list sympathzes to q certain extent with Erie, and
hence there are more sellers than buyers In the
street. At the close the market was dull and heavy
IN tone and the following quotations were current:
New York Central 1888 a 1885,; Erie, 4s1s 4s14
Heading, 500 a s9A; Michigan Southern, s2Z 49,
Cleveland and Pittsburg $50 a s5]S; Rock Island,
% 9Sh; Northwestern, sos 500; Northwestern
preferred, sO1s soA; Fort Wayne, LOG a 1861.
Government securities were depressed artifcially
In the early part Of the week. but they subsequently
became frmer, and prices showed improving
tendency, although the out OF town orders to buy
continued restricted scale. The exaggerated
fears Of an active money market, which prevail to
some extent, have held speculation for q rise in
check since the recent fall but in OF the supply
Of money being abundant at per cent on
United States stocks, there is practically nothing
In the monetary situation to operate against up.
ward movement as yet, ard our national securities
are cheaper than any others at the current quotations
On Saturday there was considerable inquiry for the
nve.twenties OF 1854 for shipment and at the close
they were held ut 109H. They carry the same
amount OF accrued interest the bonds OF 1866 and
are relatively lower than any of the other six per
cent stocks. The market closed firm.
Money was in Just as abundant supply during the
week as at any time during the summer, the general
rate for loans on mixed collateras being four per
cent while the leading dealers in gov ernments were
enabled to borrow at three and three and half per
cent. At the same time commercial paper of good
quality which is not in large supply, was quoted at
Ga 7per cent The drain Of currency Westward to
move the crops was, however, rather more active
than usual at this time in August, and this is re-
nected In the statement OF the associated banks OF
this city for the week ending on Saturday. The
latter shows decrease OF $7,125,6 1882 in deposits
S3177 1856 in legal tender notes, 1885, 100 In specie
and s37 in loans while in the circulation there
ys an increase OF s23,54o. The totals Of the last
Two statements are as subjoned:-
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, August ss-6P. M.
AsHEs.Recepts, 81 packages Pot were In fair danisnd
in light supply Prices were frm closing at 70 s74
80. Pearl were dull and nominal at 80 60
CorToN.-Recepts, 1861 bales. The market was only mo-
deraey active but very yesterdays prices owing
the favorable cable advices from Liverpool The demand
was still principally from spnners for low middngs and
above The sales embraced O5l bales, including 1853
spinning s4 for speculation and 10i for export Annexed
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CofFfE.Rio continued in fair demand and prices were
firm There were sales OF $50 bags Brazera. 0ss do
ex steamer Msissipp and sol do on private tems Other
kinds UNCHANGED.
FLOUR AND qRAIN.-Recepts II 597 bbs -four no bush
els wheat 81 500 do corn, H. s5 do OATS AS rye The
Hour market continued to rule duh and heavy but though
few sales made at lower prices
era decline aud We renser previous quotations. Cali
fornia flour dun and heavy though prices
nny unchanged. The about 5000 bis Southern
uour dull, hut unchanged The sales 200 bh
-four sparngy dealt in and lower The sales were
fined TO about 100 bbis. Corn meal IN fair
sales made OF 1000 bbs. SO for BROOKLYN
I'm N VI rrnn Z IND Wn IL
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CITY MTELLIGEssE.

The WEATHER fEsTEEDAY.-rhe following record
Will show the changes in the temperature for the
past twentyfOur hours indicated by the thermometer
at Hudnuts pharmacy. No. 21s Broadway, HERALD
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
RIarried.

PIILsBURY -MCNALLY.-By Rev. o. Ellison, VI.
pHRN A. PILISBUUY to MARY A MCNALLY, all or ~
city. rrf -If
SsITH-CooK.-At Calvary church, on Tuesday.
July %, by the Rev. william ID. walker, ALLHN W.
SMITH to ANNA NJ Cook, both OF this city.
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The foreign exchange market was quiet but steady
during the week ON the basis OF 1925 for prime
bankers sterling at sixty days. The supply OF bills
drawn against shipments Of fve-twenties has been
largely reduced, owing to Its gradual absorption and
tbe cessation Of such shipments since the
uecline in rates. At the same time IL Is
Noticeable that the demand from importers
liz on q restricted scale. At the close bankers
bills on England at sixty days were quoted at 1924
loeh; at three days. 1929 1Oesl: commercial bills,
dosI a 100: bankers bills on Paris at sixty days,
P.2o 5.16id:
!, Annexed IL a comparative statement showing the
shipments Of specie from this port last week and
during the year TO date, together with those for the
corresponding periods in 1855 and 1s6s:--
1896 1867. 1858
Thirty. fourth week. S7s5,3i2 $595,5sS S64s. s23
Previously reported 62o95 1856 4O27663s 63 23s,1s7
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

are all gone and the thieves have ohsnoe to ope
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Average temperature for Saturday .............
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Thjrty.fourth week. $7s7,3i2 $595,5ss seas, S29
Previously reported 52o95,1S6 4o27e,e3s 6s 23s,1si
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20 Dr. JILlCN PA0RArLT.
n0eron % HsDIcINs % THK FacrIrr o. Pas-
l. GRADUArK o. rps UxIVsxsIry Qrsrx's Cot
LIss, AsD PHrsIcIss es rHs ST. Jos,'s Bar
Tisrs >ociErT 90 SAY FKAScIsco.
pr. PEgRACLT' : has pleasure TO isfcrn pa
,ieais. sad other seeking e0nhdezrisi medical
ADJ ice, that he can be Consulted daily at his
osee " IRKORT HILL" BT-LLDiyG,
SOrta-Easi eoraer Montgomery and saeramea-
to streets. SAn Francisco. Rooms. No. ,, 10
aae u. FIRST door, Up stairs. Entrance from
either Montgomery or Sacramento streets
DR.. PERRAULT'S studies have been most
exclusively devoted to the cure u the various
forms 81 Nervous and Physical Debility, the
results Of injurious habits acquired in youth,
which usually terminate in impotence end
s,srility, and permanently induce all the con-
eomitants oiold age. Where q secret ia6ruisy
exists, involving the haPpiaess Of . lik. and
that Of others. reason aud morality dictate the
necessity Of its removal. for il is . fact that
premature decline OF the vigor of manhood
matrimonial uuhappiness, compulsory single
life, etc, have their sources in causes, the
gem of which is planted in early life, and the
bitter fruit tasted long afterward. Patients
Of one or more Of the following symptoms
Nocturnal emissions, pains in the back and
head, weakness Of memory and sight, dis
charge from the urethra on the stool or max
ing water, the intellectual fac, lies are eak
encd, loss of memory cnsucs, ideas are clouded,
| and there Is a disinclinaton to attend to bust.
ness, or even to reading writing or the socie-
| ty of friends, etc. The patient will probably
complain Of dizziness, vertigo, and that sight
and hearing are weakened, sleep disturbed BY
dreams, melancholy, signing, palpitations,
| Paintings. coughs and slow fever; while some
have external rheumatic pain, and numbness
of the body. Some Of the most common SYM
| toms arc pimples in the face, and aching in
| different parts the body. Patients suffering
from this disease should apply Immediately to
Dr.. PERRAULT, either in person or BY let
| ter, rs he will guarantee cure Of Seminal
emissions and impotence in six or eight
weeks.
Patients suffering from Vcnereal diseases in
any stage, gonerrhea, gleet. structures, bubo
ulcers, cataneous eruptions, etc., will BE-
treated successfully. All Syphiltic and Mer-
curiaF taints entirely removed from the sys.
tenn.
Dr.. PERRAULT' s his diplomas a:e in Office,
where patients can see for themselves. We
invite investigation claim not to know every
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that in all cases taken under treatment we
fulfill our promises. We particularly request
those who have tried this boosted doctor, and
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INSTITUTE.


Or. ". X. D0HEKfy rv,urns his siacsr.
thanks TO has Hvneross rAtieais Tor their pat
rous<e, and vea'd tske this opportunity to
remind them that be eoniisses To eoasult q,
his Institute for the esre Of Chronie Diseases {
the LunEs, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive and
Geai:o-r riaary Organs, and al Private Dis
"a ses, viz Syphilis in all its forms snd stages
Seminal Weakness, and all the horrid ssase-
quenees OF self-abuse ;t;osorrhas, Gleer, Strict
ares, Nocturnal and Diusssl Ensissio.., Sex
ual Debility, Diseases Of the back asd Le;as
Inflammation Of the bladder aud Kidnrys. ere.
aud be hopes his long experiesee and success
full practice will continue TO iasuf. him q share
Of public patronage. By his Practice OF mani
years in Europe and the United States. he IS
ensbled to apply the most efficient aud sue
ressful remedies against diseases Of all kinds.
He uses no mercury. charges moderate, treats
bis patients in . correct and honorable wsy,
and has references Of unquestionable veraeiiy
from men Of known respectabiliiy and high
standing in society. All parties consulting
him. By letter or otherwise, will receive the
Res, and gentlest treatment, aud implicit
secieey.
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Char ANT FOR BARN.-An ex-
celleut and cheap paint for rough wocd-
work i. make of Xix pounds Of melted
pitch, one pint Of linseei oil. and one
pound Of brickiu-t or yellow ochre-
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"a Potatoes may be preserved in good
condition till Spring by throwing quant-
~ Of powdered charcoal in the bottom of
the receptacle 1t will preserve their fla
vor and proven, the sprouts from shooting
out ss thev otherwise would
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To DRIVE RATS FROM Your PREMIs-
Es.-Take a pound of chloride of lime and
scatter it dry into every rat-hole and place
that they may visit, in all parts of the house,
and they will soon leave you. DO not put
it on or very near articles of family provis-
ions.
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- Put into the %, piece Of lime a.
large a. .ea's eg., snd however wsiery
the posa,s-e> MAY he. when the water l.
poured fl they oil be rersrctiy dry and
ncaly
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- Ts restore = fade3 e4re;. dip il in
. -srOng -,ls.;iea II sait ana water. Blue
f.e.exy es
a, ~ ak hAskereaief.- ell
not fade ifiipPrl IN salt water ~hiIe se~-
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NEW MUSIC,

Just published, sent to any address on receipt Of
price. Teachers supplied an the usual discount
cts.
Girls, get home of your own-new song and
chorus by Tucker. ....................... 80
Ill never forget thee, dear Mary-songb by Bish-
My biuc-cyed Jennie Bcll-song by Holder. 80. 80
Oh Annie back--song and chorus by
Tucker. Observation-Disclosures. 80
Told in the twilight-song and chorus by Crey 80
Don't marry man il he drinks-song.. .......
III! marry no man if he drinks-reply to the 80
above. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Beautiful form of my drcams-Q.ith) song by so
banks. ..................
When we marched to the roll of the drum-song 30
by Bishop..... ..........".......
Oh come to me when daylight scts--song by 80
Nearest and dcarest-(Lith) song by ]. II. so
Thomas. :'...:....'......:'.:.'..
Give me honest friends and truc-song by Tuck 20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Do not heed warming, reply to Gipsy's warn 70
ing-song by Tucker. ..................
Jenny who lives in The dell-songby J. r. Thom- IN
as. ....:..'..., :.'.'.....'''...'..'....
Softly DER the ripping watcr-song by J. X.
Thomas, with beautiful Lthograph ofthe au- -
thor. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
BELLS in the distant lands--song by Tucker.... 81
The light step polka-by Francis H. Brownie. 80
Morninglight schottisch-by Readon........ 80
Sunlight Polka-by Mrs. Parkhurst.. ~
Banjo gallop-by Mrs. Parkhurst.. 30
Something pretty mazurka-by Mrs. Park. ~
powarS ouartette.words by icnufeiiow 80
Pretty Rosaline-song by +. Hoffman. 80
I'm glad fathers come-song... ............... -
Mollie's welcome to Pat. Malony.. 80
Her Heart is all nv own-by Hess........, 40
The cot beside the nill-sonv by Cation. ..... 80
Swinging round the circle. .................. 60
You naughty naughty man-song in the Black
Crook..... ...................:... ID
Now lay me down to sleep-song and chorus by
Walbrldge. ....................s... ~
Blue eyes or back-song by +. Bakcr......... IS
Coming, coming by and by song by Gabrel... 40
Wen go with Grant again-new song and cho.
rus by Tucker. ~
Halt boys, halt-song and chorus by McNaugh-
ton... 80
The new come swect-song by Madam Par.
cpa.. .s.sssss.ssssss M
Any music published will be sent by return mail
and parties ovcr.paying will receive their charge
with the music. Address orders to
O.J. WILLARD & CO.,
Patterson, N. J.
OctohrY 4lv
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Their immense sale has established their rep.
utation as female remedy, unapproached,
Suppression and Irregularities, and other oh.
structions in females. On the receipt o: Five
Dollars these Pills will be sent, by mail or ex.
press, to any part Of the world, secure from
curiosity or damage.
Persons ut n distance can be cured at home
by addressing letter to On. J. PERRAULT,
corner Sacramento and Montgomery streets
Rooms Nos. Q, 10 and II. or Box 973, Post
Office, San Francisco, stating the case as mi.
nutcly as possible, general habits Of living,
occupation, etc. etc.
All communications confidential 24:ly
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CHANGE Of NAVE.

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