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Middletown transcript., 1870-10-01

SCARCITY OF GUANo. guano
is scare and high. The supply from the
Chinca Islands has been nearly exhausted,
and but little more of it will be offered to
farmers. An inferior guano from the Gu
anape Island, off the coast of Peru, is be-
ing sold as the genuine Peruvian. 1t re-
sembles it in color and odor, but it is not
nearly SO valuable, as it contains only
about three-fourths as much ammonia. AS
many farmers have largely used Peruvian
guano who will soon have to substitute
some other fertilizer, to such we would re-
commend Whann's Raw Bone Super
phate which is considered a more valuable
manure even than genuine Peruvian GU
ano, Notwithstanding the difference in
price. The phosphate is not only an ac-
tive fertilizer, but also a permanent i'm
proven of the soil. On wheat its effects
are remarkable, sometimes more than dou-
bling the crop.
The sales Of Whann's phosphate are
very large, and its consumption is con-
stantly increasing. These facts prove
that its value is recognized by farmers.
Middletown transcript., 1870-10-01

GRAND AuRoRAL PHENoMENA.-Thea au-
rora borealis made its appearance in great
splendor on Saturday night last. 1t was
also visible on Monday and Tuesday night
continuing through each night until NOR
ming. The whole northern heavens were
illuminated from east to west, and from
the horizon to the zenith. The Phila-
delphia Ledger describes the appearance
Of this phenomena on Saturday night,
very much as it appeared here. The sky
was "overspread for many hours with a
bluish-whitc. light extending from the ho-
rizon about one-third of the distance to
the zenith. From this there was rapid
shooting out of beams usually of white
light, but occasionally showing variety
of tints, orange. fame, or delicate rose
color. Generally the fash or undulation
of light was momentary, but quite often
the light remained for many minutes as II
faint cloud had suddenly been formed in
the sky. About 1890 the meteor encir-
cled the whole heavens, and the term
"northern lights became misnomer,
the corruscations of light shooting up from
all points of the horizon, but most numer-
ously from the southeast round to the
southwest, and apparently converging at
point on the meridian about ten degrees
south of the zenith. There were also un-
dulations of light. At times luminous
mist swept in thin and rapidly succeeding
waves over the sky, like films of fine snow
or silvery spray drifting before the wind.
Filmy white clouds of what appeared to be
luminous vapor, with occasional spots Of
orange and rose color, were visible all over
the sky, except along the northern hori-
zon, where the opalescent light like that
of daybreak, remained quite steady" The
telegraph wires were greatly disturbed
indicating that this beautiful phenomena
is dependant upon, or associated with,
electricity.
Middletown transcript., 1870-10-01

TROUBLE AuEAD.-The colored element
is already giving the Radicals good deal
of trouble. In South Carolina they have
nominated all four candidates for Congress
from their own race, and if they succeed
four blacks will represent that gallant
State in the next House Of Representatives.
In the Fifth District of Alabama, Ben
Turner, negro. has beaten all his white
competitors, and is the Radical nominee
for Congress. The whites talk of &C bolt.
ing" In the First District of Virginia
they have nominated DIR. Norton, negro
for Congress. The white members of the
convention seeded, and nominated Dr.
Douglas, white. As the blacks are a ma.
jority of the party, they are determined
to have the offices.
Middletown transcript., 1870-10-01

8lDRMooRATIc NoMINArIoNs.-The Dem
oerats Of Kent county held their county
convention on Thursday week and nominal
ed the following ticket:
Senators-John Mustard, Duck Greek
Gusts s, Watson, of Milford.
Rcpresentatives-W William Hutchinson,
Kenton Fl. W Howe, Little Creek; Jas.
l.. Smith, East Dover; John Cassons,
West Dover; Samuel B. Cooper, N. MUIR
derkill; S. Needles, S. Murderkill; MINI
rod Harrington. Mispillion.
SHERIFF Hargadine, Little Creek
Coroner Killeu, West Dover.
Levy Court David Reese, Kenton,
James Williams, West Dover; John S.
Harrington, Milford; William II. Hob
son, Little Creek.
After the convention adjourned the
meeting was addressed by Senator Sauls-
bury, Mr., Biggs and ]. Frank Hazell
A meeting took place at Dover, on
Tuesday last. for the purpose of organic
ing and combining those who are dissatis-
fed with the foregoing ticket. DIR. Hen
~ Ridgely presided. and Hon. John A.
Nicholson addressed the meeting. 1t is
understood that they resolved to call @
county convention on the 9th Of October,
to nominate another county ticket, and
that the names Of the following prominent
Democrats are appended to the call -
.iDra Henry Hidgely, John A. Nichol.
son, Dad. Cummins, Alex. johnson, j
L. Hcverin, Mark johnson, Edw'd Ridge
ly, George HI. Raymond, Elias s. Reed
H G, Douglass, Benz. Donoho, John c
BaiIy. Bcniah Watson, .Ayrcs Stockley
George w. Cum minis, Robert j. Hill, Dr.
n. Pratt, w. N W. Dorsey, VIM. Wilds
William j.. Clark, s. G. Laws, w. G.
Fountain. VIM. G. Mitchell, and others
-Ehisissaid to Ne an anti-Saulsbury move
rhent, but let us wait and see what char
acter they themselves will give to it. L
ought to be no ttifing cause which impel.
to such q course, subversive as it is O
patty organization, and bad precedent
ifit,be essential to party success to main,
tdinlparty discipline.
Middletown transcript., 1870-10-01

John Van Emburgh, of Kearny, N. j
died on Thursday, the 22d of September
aged 104 years. He was married five
times, and had numerous children, grand
children, great grandchildren, and great
great grandchildren. At the age Of 9e
he married German girl sixteen years
old. and within year she presented him
with twins, which, however, lived but a
short time. The old man was so delight.
ed at their birth and so fond of them that
he refused to allow the twins to be buried
He was wealthy farmer.
Middletown transcript., 1870-10-01

The President and his family will ro-
turn to Washington to-day. He has been
ahsentifeSer since the adjourumsnt Of
Congress, except when two or three times
Summoned SUNNI to THO Capitol by pressing pub
lie business. The members of the Cabi.
net,Ealso, have been absent, much of the
time. At one period, the Government
was Represented in Washington, by only
soessolitary Cabinet officer. Such absen-
teeis9 is something new, and is without
its parallel in the history of this govern
ment.
Middletown transcript., 1870-10-01

THE COMING STATE ELECTIONS.
the 11th of October elections will be held
in Pennsylvania for Congressman; in Ohio
Indiana and Iowa for Congressmen;- and
State officers, except Governor; in Ne.
braska for Governor, state officers and
Congressman and in West Virginia on
the 9th of October for Governor, State
officers and Congressman. In most o.
these States elections will also take place
for members of Legislature. All the other
States which have not already voted will
hold their elections in November.
Middletown transcript., 1870-10-01

We invite attention to the sale of farm
of one hundred acres, adjoining the town
of Galena, Nd. advertised by Geo. Vick-
ers, Esq. Trustee, to be sold at Galena,
at II o'clock, A. M. on Wednesday next.
Kent county land appears to be in con-
stant request among the capitalists of this
part of Delaware. Here is another chance
for purchase in that fertile county, and
in the beautiful region around Galena.
Middletown transcript., 1870-10-01

On Wednesday evening, the 21st ult.
Col. Locke, of the Arch Street House,
Philadelphia, rendered complimentary
supper to the Peach Growers of New Jer-
ssy, Delaware and Maryland. The Sill
vers Cornet Band was present, toasts were
drank, speeches made, and vote of thanks
rendered to tho, generous host The Au-
tnmnal Peach Club was organized, and
a President, Secretary, and Managers
active and honorary, were appointed. Ad-
dresses were made by Jos. A. Bonham,
ESQ Capt. Walker. Mr.. L. J. vanhenk,
lc. and others.
Middletown transcript., 1870-10-01

John Kits, the Oldest inhabitant in Bal
timore, died on Sunday, the 25th of Sept.
aged 108 years. He was born on the 7th
of May, 1862. He formerly had a con-
siderable family, all of whom he survived,
having years ago followed to the grave his
wife and all his children. He was an ar
my teamster, during the revolution, and
had recollection of many of the exciting
scenes of that period, and retained, in q
degree, all bis faculties to the last,
Middletown transcript., 1870-10-01

The QUEEN ANNE's RAIL RoAD.-The
Ccntreville Citizen says the new contract
ors, Messrs. Irwin 4 Sons, commenced
work on the Railroad on Wednesday last,
having force of hands grading from Cen
treville to Carville's Corner; also another
force laying track from Sudlersville. The
prospect for the completion of the road is
really cheering.
Middletown transcript., 1870-10-01

Call at J. A. Reynolds B. Sons and see the Gel
ebrated BUFFALO BLACK ALpAoAs. They are the
best in the world, and are recognized as the only
real standard Alpaca in the United States. The
Alpacas they offer for the Autumn and Winter
trade possess the shade of black best adapted to
the pockets of all who wish to possess themselves
of nice dress
Middletown transcript., 1870-10-01

Weinvite attention,,to the valuable prop
erty advertised for sale by George W. In
gram & Co. Brokers and Real Estate
Agents, in this town. This property is
well worth the attention of capitalists seek
ing Investments.
Middletown transcript., 1870-10-01

The number of colored persons regis
tered in Cecil county, Md. is as follows ::
First district, 261; second district, 141 I;
third district, 112; fourth district II ;
fifth district, 54; sixth district, 80; sew
enth, 209; eighth, 10; ninth, II. To-
tai, 915. The number of white persons
registered is not reported
Middletown transcript., 1870-10-01
DIED.

In Easton, on the oath ult Tilghman NJ son
of 7. N. and r. T. Chance, aged II months and
0 days.
In this town. on Tuesday last, Hazleton, SON
of Lewis R. and S.P. .Hushabeck, aged Is months
and 10 days.
Middletown transcript., 1870-10-01

If you want to get paper of good CHEWING
TOBACCO, in which there are Silver Dimes and
Half Dimes packed, why ask for CUPID CHEWING
TOBACCO at HAYES CIGAR STORE
Middletown transcript., 1870-10-01

The Delaware State election takes place
on Tuesday, the LIST of Nov. instead of the
Sths as hssbeen enormously published
Middletown transcript., 1870-10-01

The Mddletown Lyceum will meet at theil
Hall, on Monday evening next, October Sd, at u
o'clock. Question for discussion,-" Is married
life more conducive to happiness than single
life." By order WM. GREEN, Pres't.
WIN. N. WILSON, Sec.
Middletown transcript., 1870-10-01

Coates and Sterling's best six cord SPooL Cor
TON, cents per spool, at J. A. REYNOLDS SoNs'
Middletown transcript., 1870-10-01
BUSINESS LOCALS.

If you want to get good CIGAR
Go TO HAYES,
Middletown transcript., 1870-10-01

The present population of the following towns
is given: Camden, 657; Wyoming, $50; Frede-
rica, 5SS; FELTON,, 437.
Middletown transcript., 1870-10-01

TNHE VERY LOW PRICES we have been ask
ing for earlier and present offerings (much
lower than last year, Notwithstanding the war)
have induced large and rapid sales.
Although our importations have been on a
larger scale than ever before we already find our.
stock rapidly diminishing before the active de-
mand thus early made upon it.
Among the almost endless variety of French,
German and British fabrics, we would men ton
UNUSUALLY BEAUTIFUL STYLES OF
Middletown transcript., 1870-10-01

olDEMooRATIc NoMISArIoNs.-The Dem.
Oerats Of Kent county held their county
convention on Thursday week and nominal
ed the following ticket:
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-26

OFEIcE AssIaTAsT QuARTERStAqTEn, y. 3. A.
Four StII5 INDIAN TkhnffohY, April 10, l5D
Bsalsd RtdboaAll n ~ Feosiysd ~ this
once until noon on saturday May y, lsIg, for The
dsllyeTI o. the iOIowinS named suppliss al fuEt s
a855 Cords Of wood, d.
.5 aG3a Tons Of Hay, --Yt..,..5 IH..
The wood TO DO good, merohAntable, hard wood; 70
30 cut full ioaI ieet long split y eonsenslt ase and
free from small limbs o. brush cord p DO ~ cubic
The hay To bs good, nsuebAntAbls prairie hay TO DO
we'll and securely SACKED IN such manner as 70 be i'm
peTyioua 10 heavy rains snows e4aeo WIN be In
serted in each contract proyldlnE that any dAnege
must DO made good 70 the Goyornment By tho con
tractor The hay must be cat BY or before august ~
1fhe delivery d tho wood 70 commence on o. before
July IS lsO and 70 be e0ntinned - he raia q a least
one sixth o. the quantity eontraetod t9s per mHnli ~
Wfihhsld until the contract is Enthusiastically allied
Ths delivery Of the bag ta oonanenoe On or boiora
July b lsO and 10 DO OOmpeted On or before oe'ohe
Payment Tor gsfth the bay to be withheld until tho
PropqsSs van 30 received iOr any portion Of The ha'
" B,3S must be made separately for each 4Ttiois
Hlds from persons who have hitherto failed 10 earn
out oontradis Yith tho uoyernmela % 70 Snter ny,
nat ~ eonsidered gnd no bid win be entertained gDloa
the marty making to same "a present At the opening
IND blds or represented b. an agent or attorney.
i Trha nsaal oondlti Hhinh gAn lo aae4stAlnqd :
thla oheg, sn DO impqsed npon pig Ana eoli ~
ors and blank forms o. proposals. WI be FURNISHED apo
Nv order Of Brsvot Major General J. O. Enson, Ont,
QuGrtsunaster Department q the hhlsss,9nqIkvEty
mys-td BVt Lieut. Col. Asst v NJ, " 5, Army
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FIRsT QUKRTERMLsrERs DisTnICr, ID. r.,
SEALED PRoPcsHIss,s i S aapilssts, VIZ oop.
o is advertisement attached e each, invited ard
sf y S isSd Woo E sa6ie O i %
sFa stove ana nv. dies Slp pounds q ne ION and
gS1,as5 ~. q Coal thS whole e h do
as ihe onarto,mss.srs Dspartient may desire ptior
Q eoyepbes "a lssO al which time the deliveries must
Fost GoisrSbSs, new Yotk Hat.iorL 10 cord, wood.
RS sS Wed s New yOsf IN sabS Ssa cord, wOed o
0 Ps ss SS sss g2gHd;H ssS%nTS' S S9S
!, M wsdsvoItp, ssS,SSIf IsfbOrsD cord. wood,
s:S VA: Nv WI Too: ;s 4.
tons stove and DO tons css coal, and 500 poands btu,
EOTt Adam, p I:sl cords wood; SsI tons stove Ssi
Fort ffumbu Coma 100 cords wood ioI tons stove
PiSits6ars Bsrtsals' New York ls7 tons csg coal,
Tee wood q BE- delivered q ,hsvhAIyes and the coal
Tespeotye posts and he trimming must 30 done ~ The
Fsy%sgs YIN b made in Es- Yss .s!5 seGo'd !p
must state ssparasly The prices 81 which thcy viii do
liver he wood and coal called for, or ether OF them,
Isaeh. I'D must DO accompanied by a suafsntes
Is aeeepfod and sosfPse sstorod INTO tSsy S WI 30
come snrctes In sum equal % ono fourth Of the amount
W. BID viii be entertained that i. not aado p
h9 privilege Of boinE present at Ito opening Of the
Bids may DO made and will DO entertained for one OF
more Of tho posts ~ w IH
The Goysrnment reserves the riaht 10 reject any Of
all bids regarded a. dlsadyantagoous 70 the Depart
mont 70 accept snc portion Of any bid not less Than
for one post that maybe deemed Of advantage 10 DID
| public interest. 80 .u.F nm. .|TT
Proposals must DO Endorsed. Proposals Tor WOOD
and Coal Tor either Of them tho ease may be) enc
addressed to the undorsiHnsd % WHOM application
~ order q BfesSt MAJOR donsssi n.ias InEni,
Assistant QuartermAater General United StAtos afnJ
| Chief QuArtarmAster Department OF tho HAST i.
-|---l WILLIAM 7. HOWELL
| Brevet Major and Assistant Quartormaster, Unite
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-26
pRoPos4Ls ron sT1TioNKRY.

~. DEPARTMENT or STATE, May y, Ie7o
Sealed proposals. Tor furnishing STATIONARY for
the year ending Juno %, lsl. viii be received At this
Department until tho 18Th day Of June is7o, at u
IilsPi forms for bidding will bo furnished UPON np-
me Bids will be considered and accepted OF rejected
Uonlrao.s must be areeuisd By s suocsssfuI bidders
within ton DAYS aft0r boinn called uIon 90 70 do.
The articles contracted for must be furnished from
time TO mo during the year, IN quantities pursuant To
ordern from the Department. The ontiro quantities
win. however, be called Tor daring the year.
Zach proposal must be danod By The individual or
arm making ~ and be accompanied b. bond With
tho bid or bids Aoeopted, approved by Omitted States
ooer OF Tho district in which the snrcos reside do
business, form 10 be furnished by tho Department.
conditioned tho execution OF contract for fur
nishing such portions Of tho articles may bo awarded
under IT, and the performance q the same.
An deliveries Will DO subject 10 Inspection by e1
rct detailed for tho purpose by the Secretary Of state
and tho delivery Of an inferior article will be dseed
.gent cause 10 annul the contract ~ the option Of
tho SECRETARY. 80
Deliveries must DO free Of ohargo at tho Department
Of State, WAahinRto
Tho failure 70 comply with any ono order under no
contract Will operate forfeiture 81 the entire PEN
ally OF the bond tho Secretary Of State may direct
the purchase In open market, Of such quantities Of any
ARTICLES A. shall " necessary to supply tho deficiency
sansod by auch failure and charge 70 the CONTRACTORS
ce1aary TO pay Tor such articles. .H
Proposals gnaecompAnied b. satisfactory bond will
not BE esnsdoIed and o2ptsASis WI oql:
iS %ss1 colin A soerstSly q S' STATE.
II
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Fort Laramie. Wv. T., probable garrison. q oOmPa.
Mica 60. /
rI TSst F't''HAn' Wy T'p'OO'O'' garrison 0oH
For. SandoEs Wy. PEgbshlS garrison. teomgAnict
p1RieS a, - 10 lL
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MIG s,.,,n H,,,,r w, r v,os.S,o garrison .omD,D,
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indicated, " !, -, - -
and Fred BiSoie, -
XII osSss pSs. s may y Sd or in
a. ND 5iddeEs may ma. elect Zoe al, NJ Ina ,o. a,
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siss g. q 5. s S = rs .S S:si
o. lore quarters e BE cut % from three g four isHhf
s sS; s as ss vent :Gs s Ers ' d
pounds. - -, I, !, $500. ~, =,
DC Beet irO 10 osf ne gTd z Z, N
| Beef viii bq furDahed By the Goyenments Il vel a
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-26

DisfEtsi u CSi-psbia, Waski-gAaR osaafy, 70 ,stn
In the case of WIlLIAll Vas MAgIER, Adlalalstra.
tqI Of ysIe Edginstea' deeeAaed The edmiSi.tEatoI
n29H5t q washington eseny afofe.lld appointed
hnal settlement aud u the parsona estste
q SD deeeased, aed q The asset. IN hand far
when and where all the creditors and heirs 81 said a.
ceased are notified 70 attend, with her claims properly
yoiiohed, OF uloy mag otherwise hy law be excluded
fruni ali bsnoht N aaid dseoaasdS estatsi provided
COPY uf tis order DO pnhliahed onoo Sci lot thrue
yssls IN ne EATloNRl RtrunIIcAS IRqgyRas q the
'' @y isi ny ,nHu am kslhi.tssq n k,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-26

istuioi qC Colss,bia WasAh.stSs oSus,iv 70 wH w
In tho case Of WILLIAM VAN MARIKR, adminlstrator
n IohA Bruce, dooea4ed tho aaminiatator Aforesaid
WssSISstoh S ecs N sfoTsaaa s % "
The Us. day q Nay A. p lsi0 Tor he anal Yqtlsmen
and distribution OF the personal oala(n Of said deceased
N0a Of tho assets In hand r td same have been
eS1ooted and taqlOd into monegl Nhsa and WhlFe all
Tho eredilo And heirs o. aad dpooaaed are pOlhed TO
Attond with their claims properly voaehed they may
othowile BY law DO otciufed frun All benefit In said
llahod once week for thIee weeks m The NATIONAL.
RErgBIdoAS, previous = q ne AID day. Test
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OYTfcE ACrnsa C0nnnaAnY BuHsUrgrcEl
H toRr CQLuhnUs, n. ". HARBon. April o. MO-. 4
Pssepesais IN DUPLICATE vith sopY q tbs sdysr,e
Until On on The 18Th q AAg, is9 tor s9
Mood Nov York harboE, and New York city. The aid
Beet must % fresh, o. good mari stable qualify, N
.hAnks and kidney tAqw 70 be Iended ard % be do
hverod a. the posts above NAMED free o. cost In such
quantity a. may be from time 70 time required, and on
such days the commanding oihceT shall designate,
not exceeding four times per week. .
Separate proposals. IN duplicate win also be received
BY the undersigned, up 70 the hour and date above
mentloned for sqppging oomnissioned ofhcsrs and
their families stationed At the aforesaid places, those
supplied therefrom with such choice Beef they may
irun time TO umo roguife such a. hlroin and porter
house steak, standing RIBS, or NIB rOAsta,
These contracts 10 be IN force aH months uuoh boss
timo as the Comniasay Uenaral shall direct commenc-
Ing on tho let dag Of July, ia7O. psi. VI -.
Tho contractor viii be required 10 anter into hoods
for tho sum Of five thousand dollars signed by two
HonSblo sureties, whose must be entered b. the
bids n
The proposals. win be opsaed At u o'oloeL NJ on The
2th proImo, At which time AHd place bidders arc In
vitsd 10 be present. a wv ] .
RIpposslS viii be markell ysoRg+sls, ioE Bel and
myld LL-L Brevet OaptAln. ". 8. A..OiH
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-26

T ~ ralI r.H GEonaET0Wa y. o. May a ism
sealed Proposals lpE building u aipnritfctiTs Of
hs West aud street bridge lyof Roof oreok Wil b.
received until slpne ah Inclusive, addressed, EnHE
netf In OhAFe West and y Street Ooofr etOrn
And Undo psd, pfoposala Tor 1ron Bridie - w
Plkna upaothoalions,l and form OF prdposki can u
safy Information b obtained from tho knEinssr IN
OhhrNo
by otdor OF the Committed, u -.
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Dlariei N ColHEsbla, Washington ooa,iv 10 riis G
IA ihe case o. MnIiA4 Van AARlln ainllaialra1ot
Aforesaid has With The APPRECIATION Of the Orphans
g?HEt q ,wsshington county Aforesnid Appolntsd
hAl settlement and distribution u the personal estate
d aid deeeased, and q the Aasela In hand Tar a.
the same have boon collected and turned Into mOuey
when and where all the creditors and heirs o. said do
ooAaod arc notified 10 attend, with their nllns ropery
youched, or they may OthafWiHo b. Law he oMelpded
from all benefit IN said deeaAFoda estate prutded
com Of this oIeg DO pubshed onco weak Tor thred
said dAg, Tostt A WEBSTER,
mylgfh5W 90 Neaittof Of Wills
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-26

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" WARRINGTON, ID, o., May ID, l07p.I
on The pg.itlen q LEYI AyEini. q Klmiia. No.
% him oq ne gh day Of August isd. Tor an inpS0vs
i iaoriered that he te,Inouy IN the case he closed
on the 10Th day Of july neyL that tho time for filing
ArHuponta and the rcrort be limited 70 tho
gu the ID day OF AngnaL noKL 4 ri -Es-HITH
Any person may oppose this estension. - 10
a,taTNau b.. $500 is,, o. ~ 1asshi.
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