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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-10


The MONTGOMERY COUNTY MD FAIR
The fair OF this society, to be held at Rockville,
Md, on the sd, cath, and 25th OF the present
W. ,esrn tsat a,,r con,rv ItisSa. have i'm.
navel penn~s teS and eni,ygeJ their fair and
show grounds, ard That they are now g beau
he G,st ma bas Lcnn be5 since The var
E,om ,.h., ye ts.rn rom NJ William r
Dove Of the .stiyi,y and earnest intere., and
nSsrppns r,omhsrs ~ ~. socis,v tssIdiSg in The
mt,,Snt ~ .,ot,,nhia VIZ 81 a. u ~ ,.ibh whom
he has been brouTht into contact, the fair must
w, 49, III ue ,e,,a.nen, I'D
Nil on he eynnine nr ~ cIo.. mi II, ~ scor.s
~ The Wsshinvton and 1enrgetown belles
will add their charms and graces to those OF
loveline.s and grace are part of their inheri.
tance. Aside from all other considerations,
the solid men OF this District will lend their
presence on the occasion, for the trade and
crops OF that region seek their market and
supplies here.
uv,v, rvvr No 10 o,nv, or prcu..
b,TssnThis rsnt Se,S meetina On Tne,dav
o.aaGn. snn ataao,a 49,. nIectaS 20 ali esisi
~ sran nsu Thn so,in,s,nn "a the cnmnIetes
list of the officers: Sheperd, Herschel Hudsoni
Past Chief Ruler, Hugh O. Devlne; Chief
Ruler, DR.. John l.. Love; Deputy Ruler, Jas.
o. Wallace L., John Loyj Recording Secre-
tary, Charles A. Littlejohn; Financial Secre-
tary, J. p. Coxj Treasurer, George l.. Shef-
wood; Inside Guardian, VIM. Calhoun; Out.
SIDE tnhruiRn, Lemuel r. lfeNlcr. several
new members were initiated, after which ad-
dresses were made by Past Chief Ruler Brock
and Chief Ruler DR.. John l.. Love.
uvvrv corvr,so. Roov-o, Tucsd.v
na,sni ,sinn 80 lac o. ,he ca,'nIyn 10.
mouse oil one OF our principal metenah's on
M a.eI see'. Sa"es tnT ~, rIsn
Mohtgomety county, Mu.' entereH .he onioe
anu inIulleu lor paIson' NV hI. haues
o. asnlns,on, hhppeneu " ue peheeu, a
vsIoI 70 Ine metchant reie.teu w. Mheh
learned me iaut ~ ,te hr anu
his fair betrothea, whereupon they were united
as man aud wife by the reverend gentleman.
They left Immediately in the happlcst mood,
expressing a strong desire to get home the
same evening.
| , ,y p.,, H.. r,o
,f "a ~ p mM' LII aiob ~ Mn,
iunefai " WIN. heminH'on, mho uleu ou -u ~ ~
| O'Clock. The funeral services were conducted
| at Trinity church by the Rev, Mr.. Jameson,
| who preached an eloquent sermon on the oc-
| cAsion. The remains were eucascd in a wal
| nut coffin, covered with black cloth, and with
nehNy sneI n a, oh thc ~ q , t SHu
nas IsIke stes oIo's, ,a,o VIZ w
VIM W" 'ieu 'eP'e"''e' '''' i'0'' "b'u i''
| Se"''
| BEING REPAnEp-Workmen are engaged
| In repairing the bridges across the canal oppo.
site the market:house, which have been IN =
| most uilapiuhteu anu uahgetous Gonultioh ioI
some tlme, anu me 9niy wonIer ~ NAV some
que me not peeh niieu pt vrippieu in sto nsc
| miserable apologies for bridges at best, and
like many other such works in this city, a
| Disgrace to civilization They are all sup.
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THE MERCnANTS PROTECTIVE UNION
MERCANTILE REFERENCE REGISTER.

TUR Merchants Protective VSIoS, organized
To promote and protect trade, by enabling it. sub
scTibpTs L. attain facility aud safety IN the grant
ing Of credits, and tho recovery II claims At all
pnInts. have TO announce that they will, IN Sep
temhrr lsis publish In one large quartz volume:
TUg MER'IiGSTs' PRuTEcTIvE tSIuS MEXICAN.
mig KEFEKISrE REUIsTkR, containing, among
other things, the NAsEs, NATrRE ~ BrSINtss,
ANorNT 81 tirlrAL, fISASrlAL sTASplSH, Ar
RATIST A. r, RFuIr, Of over fN,OhI Of the prluci-
Pal mrrcnau,., trader, haukers, manufacturers,
and public companies, lu more than 400 "i ~"
cities. .wu-, villages, and settlements through
out IL" Uui'rd SIatr., their Territories, and the
British Provinces Vi North Am"Tcai aud cnlbrhc,
nacessnTyt =. merchant ~ ascertain at n
giancr met ,RACTER, ASH DGUgEk oF
WOTIhC Of. ,fcTedt, comprising,a Is",
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n WARRANTS


DEPARTsEsT OF THE lSrERIoR,l
Pension OFFICE, Aug. is, lsds. !
Application having been made under the act T
scriLed Land Warrants. which arc alleged 70 have
At The date fSiiowtng the description of each war;
rant new certificate or warrant Of ike tenor will
be reissued II NO valid objection should then APP
~ 7.l2s. for 100 acres, issued under the. act of
widow Of William White. and was granted Sep.
TENDER !, 1857, November u, lsS ,. ,
No, - 81. for lGD acres, issued under tho act Of
March ;, lSj, III the name Of George P.teTman. and
was granted May q, 1853. November 4. ISIS. -,
March E. is III IL The ' nam. u kTshiESij %Gtt9
aud was granted March 2'. 1876 November H.
No 20, GS5 for 50 acres. issued under the get Of
March i, 1888, in the Iaue Of snsannGh Dunn.
1877 November u, ISIS.
No. &N,2ln. for lal acres issued under th" act Of
sl.L was granted February II, 1850. November Is,
March ), isi5, ia The name Of HsTrs"1 GotGm, and
was granted hetober2. 1876, s"pt"mb"rj lsS
2, 1855. in the uRme Of Clemence HALEY. widow 81
Geurge HALEY. deceased, and was granted Mayo
No. GS.2t6, ioi i6QacEcs. Issued under the act
February II, ISL, in the name Of willis Lealh
aud was granted May 70. 1919. August g. 1865
No %, ~, for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
IL, 1857, september 10. 1865 ,,
February II, lSi7, in the name of Eyfabeth Thunp-
son, mother and heir-at. law Of Daniel McAlistCr
Thompson, deceased, and was granted September
81, 1851 September %, 1855
No, 69,lOi for leo acres. issued under the act Of
nett. and was granted May %. ISIS October 5. ISIS
NJ 81 400, Tor ieO acres, issued under the act Of
March 8, ISIS, in the name Of Adam woman, and
was granted June 0, 1857. October H. 1855,
No. ~, 80 for lGO acres. Issued under the act OF
March 3, 1888, in the name of John Floyd johnson,
and was granted August D, 1850 October u, 1865.
No ~, 0y7. for 50 acres. issued under the act
September. 1850. in the name Of Levi Lewis, and
was granted August d, 1851. October u. 1865,
No 300, for 100 acres, issued under the act NJ
September, $50. in tie name Of John Hood. and
was granted February IS, ISL November :. ISIS
No IT, SIS, Tor 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March i. lS1, in the nam" Il Beniamin Rose, and
No Is, 5Jl for 100 acres, issued under the act II
March :, lSii, In the name Of Mary Crawford,
former widow uf Jesse Eds, and was granted
March 10, 1858 November !, lSis.
No ~, OSs for ltO acres, issued under the net "
March \, lSh, In the name u George 7 Hump, aud
WAS granted June 81, 1876 November q, lsds
CHRIS G.. cox,
mi If
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE, =

$50. n wv AHhls"l y u, aug; =, iopo'
matsTStot Of Tq H. Estate 81 Of TS SodSI@ weed
ceased, having petiuuncl for the extension Of =
patent grantee til" said Theodore t. Weed. uu the
18th day Of November, 1854, Tor N imprUy ement IN
Sewing Machines
It Is ordered that the said petition be- heard At
this office un the pIh day OF November next. Any
person may Oppose this extension. Oh 'ctiOus,
Dispositions, Hnt other papers should be fled ~
this u1se twenty days before the day Of hearing
ELISHA FOOTE,
RugsS LAVISH CummissipnrT u Patents
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

2 WAsnINuTUN,D .. G. ,AuRll t, ISIS.
JONI GRAN, OF Boston, Massachusetts, EASlUg
prtiUUurd for An extension Of the patent granted
him un tho 18th day Of November, lsI, for an I'm.
prJyemCnt in Towel stand or Clothes Horse;
II Is ordered that said petition b. heard at this
Office on the 9Th day Of November next Any per
sou may oppose this extension. Objections, depO.
-itiuus, aud other papers, should be hed III hi.
office twenty days before the day nf hearing,
ELISHA FOOTE,
AnN.Thaw Cnmmlssinner Of pateni..
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TELoRArH srArross.-The following Is a
correct statement of the lire alarm telegraph
stations In the city:
2. Third street east and l. street south.
3. Eighth street east and virginia avenue.
I. Eleventh street east and Pennsylyauia
avenue.
8. Seventh street east and Pennsylvania
g. Fifth street cast and A street south.
7. Police Station, Eighth precinct, Fifth
street east and South Carolina avenue.
s. Fourth street east and q street north
0. Sixth street east and II street north.
IL. Second street east and X street north.
10. Second street east and East Capitol
street,
Il. No Engine House Capitol Hin.
10. Second street west and street south.
10. Police station, Four-snd-a.half street
west, and II street south.
IL Fourand.a-half street west and NJ street
| south,
IS Eleventh street west and Maryland
10. urand-s-hslf street west and Mary
land avenue,
ii. q street north and New Jersey avenue
railroad depot
70. CITY Hall.
"a. No. Hook and Ladder House, Masss-
| chusetts avenue and Fourth street.
IS. Fourth street west and New York ave-
,2S. Police Station, Seventh and Boundary
| streets.
u. Seventh street west and NJ street north.
| %. Tenth street west and II street north.
| 20. Seventh street west and T. street north.
| 81, Four-and-a-half street west and Pennsyl-
yania avenue.
| 81. Bank of Washington, Louisiana avenue.
| IS. Central Guard houpe.
81. Twelfth street west and n street north.
80. Twelfth street west and street north.
50. No. Engine House, ID street north anu
Twelfth street west.
80 state Department, Fourteenth street.
a. Riggs Bank, Fifteenth street west and
New York avenue.
As. Hibernis Engine.house, Nineteenth st.
west and II street north.
~. No. / Engine-house, Sixteenth street
west and X street north.
At. SiNteen-and-a-half street west anu ii
| street north.
is. Twentieth street west and NJ street
| north.
40. Police station, Twentieth street west
81. Twenty.sixth street west and q street
| north.
50, Twenty-thlrd street west and l. street
north.
90. Smithsonian.
50. Arsenal Gate.
S.. Corner Eleventh street west and street
north
50. Sixth street west and N street south.
81. Adams Express ONCE Pennsylvania
%. ii street north and North Capitol street.
90. Seventh street west and street north.
| o. Ninth street west anu VI btTect bOuth
G5 Fourteenth street west and U street
south.
| o. United States Observatory.
g. Supt. OF Police, (residence,) Eighth street
| west aud X street north.
II. Police-station, First street west and +
| street north.
| 70. Georgetown.
| DIRECTIONS TO KEY HOLDERS.
Turn the crank slowly and steadily about
| twenty-five times; then wait = few moments
| and ifyou hear no ticking In the box, or alarm
on the large bells, turn as before until you
| hear the alarm.
Alarms OF fire will be given on the bells oil
Thirteenth street Baptist church, st. Mary'i
| (German) Catholic church, (fifth street west,
and the Columbia engine-house bell. (Capito
Hill,) by striking the number OF the box Civ
| ing the signal,
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CHANGED Backbone year ago from yester'
day Major A. q. Richards transferred Lieu.
tenant Charles NJ. Skippon, OF the Sixth pre-.
Hurley, Of the Fourth precinct, was trans.
ferred to the sixth. Yesterday these officers
were changed back, and we again have the
srs are jubilant over their returned prodigai-
the sweet William.
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sTATEs PATENT OFPICE.

y WAsHINutoN, ID. q, september !, 1855,
o. the petition Of CYRFSUs WHEELER, IT,, Of
Auburn, n. Y. pray ing for the extension vi pat
ent granted him Un the 5th day " December, 1854,
rrissued January =, lsip, In seven divisions. num-
hrred SIS, SO. 81, SIS, SO, so, Sl, aud reissue
numbered So. again Tpissued May Il, 1857, aud
numbered 1910, for an Improvement In Grain and
Grass Harvester.
1t Is ordered that petition be heard at this Of
hce on the I'D day Of November next ANY person
may oppose this extension. OBJECTIONS, depnsi
tUns, aud other papers should be ied ia this Office
twenty days cfOrc the day Of hearing.
ELISHA FOOTE,
SCI M3w Comm -s Toner of Patents,
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TNlTEp STATES SUr-IsrENrE DErARTNENr,l
ATLANTA, GA, Sept, |, le6s
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, are invited until
" clock, ~ On SEPTEMBER u, lN6s, for fur-
nt,GlGg the uuilrd States Subsistence Department
equal proportion of FIRE aud hind quarter meat.
tn+cks, ShAnks, and kidney taI,"W u he cN
Cluded,D IN such quantities ~ may, from tine ~
time, be required, aud GU such ia,s ~ III" com
mandtug officer shJAld designate, Tor term 81 slA
months, commencing october ], le'N, l' be dellN-
cred To- the ruitrd STATE, troop AZ Az alla, "a
Savannah, ia. , Huntsville, Ala, and Jackson
Fla.
Payment will be made "a HNystnmenI funds
mnuthly upuu drilNtIy aud acceptance.
Bd. t. he directed to the Undersigned, and
marked "pTup",l!s u BAY,
Second L,auI. Esd Infantry, Acting Chlet {. ) De
- I,I.ir. ,.r o.. Srnrh. seps-td
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= WA@HlNNTON, d. G, August J, IS6S
CHEsLEY JARNAuIS, OF Beans Station, Tennes-
see. having petituned for extension Of the patent
granted him the 3st day Of october, 1854, for an
Improvement in Seats for Wagons, Its ordered
that said petition be heard at this office the 18th
day % October next,
Any person may oppose this extension. Ohjec.
uOns, depOsitiOns, and other papers should be filed
In this Office twenty days before the day u hearing
ELISHA FOOTE,
aul3-Th3w Commissioner Of Patents.
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The SUYYKRERs,-The following contribu.
lions have been made to the fund OF tho Mary
land sufferers since our last report; DR.. Wal.
lace, subscription from the Unitarian church,
Is, Reports represent that there is yet much
suffering In the AFFLICTED districts OF Mary
and more especially among the small farmers
Of the PatApaco valley.
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

. WA-nINufON, G. August %, ms.
GEORdg W LEE,Ot Winchester, OHIO, bavIng pc
ttuned for the eNtens Of the pateEi granted HIM
the 2Ist day Of November, 1854, for an Improvement
IN seed Planters:
1t IL ordered that said petition be heard at this Of
hce the 9Th day Of November next Any person
may oppose this extension. Objections, deepest
uuuE, aud other papers should be Med IN This once
twenty days before the day Of hearing
ELISHA FOOTE,
Ru2'-wlw Commit slnuer of Patents
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CONTRACTS AwARDED,-Commissio Pc
tiers made contracts yesterday for the follow
ing work. with the approval OF acting Mayor
Richards; Charles Stewart, is centB for grad
ing @ street north, from Eleventh to Thir-
teenth weHti Isaiah Stewart, 10 centB for grad.
log and 10 cents for graVelinB street north,
from Seventh to Fourteenth west.
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iBADo' Rs SOLDIERS AND SAILORS NATIosALl
REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
No. 40 FnukrBsNTH SrkEEr,

W
Ancniioni Soldiers and SdiLors.-At a recent
meeting of the Soldiers and Sailors National
Republican Executive Committee, 1t was re-
solved that grand mass convention OF tho
soldiers and sailors be held at Philadelphia,
on the LIST and I'd days Of October, proximo.
The details OF arrangements are, by order OF
the committee, placed IN the hands OF General
J. W. Fisher-me mber OF the committee from
ennsylvania-who will be assisted by the
chairman and secretary Of the State Central
Committee for Pennsylvania, Generals q. II.
7. Coils, OF Philadelphia, and A. l.. Russell,
OF Harrisburg, and General Joshua 7. Owen,
OF Philadelphia, Commander OF the "Boys In
Dluen for Pennsylvania,
This Convention has been called at the ear.
nest request OF soldiers and sailors from all
parts OF the country, who desire to meet In
mass convention, for the purpose of reviewing
the memories of the war and living over again
the glories of their campaigns, and In one great
voice to proclaim for their old leader, General
Grant.
Every arrangement will he made by the local
committees for the comfort Of our comrades.
Distinguished soldiers and sailors and eminent
citizens are expected to address the conven-
duly announced. All organizations OF soldiers
and sailors, under whatever name, are invited.
Arrangements are being made for reduc ed
transportation, but 1t is suggested to organ
nations that they confer with the railroad
agents In their vicinity upon this subject.
All communications relative to details OF
arrangements should be addressed to Gen. U.
II. T. Collis, Philadelphia.
IL. A. BARSuM,
Mp. CnIrNAS, Chairman.
Secretary.
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SERVED HIM RIGHT.-On Tuesday morning
Sergeant O'Callahan and Officer Williams, OF
the Second precinct, arrested Patrick Murphy,
who keeps 4 grocery on the corner of Eleventh
street and Rhode Island avenue, on warrant
sworn out by Richard Brown, oolored, charg-
Ing Murphy with assault and battery, shoot
He had a hearing before Justice Thompson
when, from the evidence produced In the case,
II appeared that on Sunday last Brown went
liquor, when an alteration ensued, which re.
suited In the proprietor showing Brown out
OF the store and firing at him with n revolver.
first case, held him In bail for court for the
second, and and him go Ia the latter.
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-.- . WASHiSdfoN, y. u. August 2 1855.
DANIEL q. ANPLER and HAJsTRAD II. HOEd, Of
JhckHonNillr, Florida Illustrators Of the estate
4 DASiEL c. ANBLgE. deceased, having petition
ga iIr an extension Of the patent granted to the
shld DANIEL q, AhRLBR on the 7th day Of NOyem-
bct' 1871, Tor ~ Improvement In Sewing Machines.
-, sa.rdered that the said petition be heard at
person may oppose this extension, Objections;
ueI III and other papres should be ned
ing. EIisp A FnnTF
auS'lSN Commissioner Of Patents,
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INIrEp sTArKs PArENT oFFICE.

- WAsniSGToy, y, c., August l3,lss
JACOB swARTz, Of Philadelphia, Pa having PEE
ut9ned for aH extension Of the patent granted b m
"a the ll!h day Of November, 1854 reissncd on the
9TH day Of June, ls0O, and again reissued in three
divisions, numhered 1873, li, and 1875, on the ID
day of June. 1852, for an Improvement in Harvest
era:
l. is ordered that said petition be heard at this
Office on tho % day Of November next, Any per-
son may oppose this extension. Objections deposit
uOns,and other papers should be fled in this office
twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA FOOTE,
Auslg. w9w CommIssioneT Of Patents
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WARRINGTON GyMSAsTIo ASSOCIATION
At a meeting Of the above association, last
evening, W. q. Wood, esq, was elected presi-
dent, In place of Mr.. Frank Myers, resigned.
ment OF dues hereafter by the Secretary and
Treasurer. This association 10 now In hour
ishing condition, having now sold l96 shares,
there only being i've more to sell.
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TINTED STATES PATENT oFFICE.

- wAsHIsGIoS. d. G. ,Augustb, 1875
UEoR0E MILLER, OF Providence, Rhode Island,
having petitioned for an extension of the patent
granted him on the 7th day Of November, 1874, for
for Machiuery:r
I is ordered that said petition be heard at this
ONCE on the 18th day Of October next. Any person
may oppose this extension Objections, deposit
tons. aud other papers, should be filed in this
Office twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA fQOTE,
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Equity CoURT,-Judge Wyiie, pro iem.-This
court made the following orders yesterday.
Elliott VS.. Elliott Order for the appoi in tment
OF a commission to make partition of the es.
tate In controversy.
Adjourned,
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GRANT AND CoLFAN CLUB.-There will be a
city, at Union League Hall, Ninth street, to
hear speeches by X. II. Jackson, of Illinois; J.
Is. Wolff, of California; Colonel McCaully, Of
Alabama,
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THE CONDITION or OLIVER LYDDAN-We
visited Oliver Lyddan, the little boy that was
shot on Thursday In the White Lot, at late
hour last evening, and were Informed by his
parents that no was doing finely, having rested
pretty comfortably during the day. His at
tending physician expresses great hopes OF his
recovery,
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OF the INTERIOR,

~ UNITED STATES PATESl hFPICE,
WAsHiSuTuN, Aug, -, lsiS,
On the petition W AARON y. ALLEN, "f Boston,
Massachusetts, praying for the extension Of pat
cut granted him gu the 9Th day ur nrcrmbcr, Is,
for Az Improvement iu Seats for fub &c buildings
II Is ordered that said petition l." heard at this
Once on the I'D day u November next Any per
sou may oppose this extension Objections, drpu-
silOnE, aud other papers should he filed ~ this Of.
Acc twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA FOOTE,
ses.TuSW Commissioner uf Patents.
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
y WAsHISdTuN, u. C., August Is, lS6S
On the petition Of JUHS PEPPER. Of clifford, New
Hampshire, praying for the eNt"nsiun " a patent
granted hun On the bth day Of Drcrmhtr, lS4, aud
fcissued on tho 9Th day ii OctoThcr, lsS7 Tor an
Improvement In Circular Knitting MaChncs;
It's ordered that the said petition be heard At THIS
Once un the 2tl day uf November next. Any per
sou may oppose this extension ObtrCUu u, drlusI
tons, aud other papcTs should be flied III this ONCE
twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA A. FOOTE,
sep9.W3w Commissioner VI PAteuts
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