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r II. HINDLE, AUCTIONEER
e.. The sale OF those beautiful Building Sites
will be continued on FRIDAY, July 8. l372
at p NJ az stormy the next fair day. the premise
Importn uf oxe rufnrs GALA al aurtion nj +

II II. HINDLE, AUCTIONEER.
e.. The sale OF those beautiful Building sites
will be continued on FRIDAY, July 8, lS72
Important executors sale at auction OF
20l Building Lots
Being the estate OF n. G. Hopner, deccased known
Prospect Park adjoining the Bellevue Nursery, In the
city of Paterson, N. j.. one hour IRON New York.
being most charming fronting the finely e. AIDED Hale
don avenue, on high elevation commanding most mag.
nhccnt views Of the Passac River ana surrounding
try twelve miles, and looking directly down the city
OF Paterson The railway station Is only ten minutes
walk from tho property Terms OF sale will be oows:
per cent additional in 60 days from day Of sale 60 per
may remain bond md mortgage for three years.
Trains leave foot OF Chambers street. New York, nj ii Us
A. NJ. and ~ For maps and further particulars inquire
OIL II. HINDLE. 176 Main street. Paterson, of tho
executors, Z q HOPPER yso1m s,rset Jersey City
mscs
TOHN MORIARTy, JR., AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL.
81 "Wednesday. July at O'clock at 20 John street.
the Contents Of Liquor store, under foreclosure OF
chatte MORTGAGE, consisting OF Counters, FIXTURES
Chairs Tables Oyster Counter, Glassware, Bottles,
Wines, Liquors. Aes, Brandics and Cigars. &c. also
French Range and Cooking Utensils
JAMES CAGNBY AUCrIoNBER: = EXCELLENT
trcc story residence IL south Filth avenue near WASH
ington square to be pcrcmpory sold aud removed this
day; consisting of sewo0d Piano, French plate Pier
Mirrors with Base Table, OH Paintings colored Engra
wings, fine velvet. Brussels and ingram Carpets black
walnut -esewood mahogany and cnamellcd marble top
Boosters and rillows Tete Lounges, Wardrobes
Stair Carpets Hall 0iiclohs Dining and Kitchen Fur
nj ure, &c. Dealers invited JANIS CAGNEY. Auc
t0neer Real Eestate and Lean Broker 81 Hudson street
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PAVILION HOTEL. qLEN DOVE, LONG IsLAED-A
boaung, bathing and fishing. O. L. BRIGGS
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ANTHOLOGY.

MADAME ROSA, GRRAT NATURAL OLATEyOYANT
w reveals your whole life from the cradle % the grave
0zCanal street. near Hudson. Fec 81
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no WEST THIRTY THIRD sTREET-NEATLy FUR.
Board for ladies only. l-- '
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~ WEST TwENTY.FITssT STREET PLEASANT
references.
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40 UNIVERSITY PLACE.-HANDSOMELY FUR
.LC nished Rooms for gentlemln with without
Board every requisite for home comforts; location
ble to hotels cars stages two doors from first class
taurant
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% WEST FOURTEENTH STREET BETWEEN FIFTH
40 ana Sixth avenues, large and small Rooms 10
let, with Board. Reference.
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Il DC EAST TWENTY SEVENTH STREET.-V HAND
~ some suit OF Rooms second floor, front eaty
furnished 10 let with first class Board; also back Parior
and BEDROOM wei furnished terms low,
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ia WEST THIRTY EIGHTH STREET-NICELY
liz furnished large front Room, second story also
back Paror to let, with without Board; terms mode
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101 EAST FIFTEENTH STREET, NEAR FOURTH
III aIenue.-A few young ladies can be furnished
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NEW ENGLAND HOTEL, 30 BowERY, CORNER OF
IN Bayard strcet-2O light Rooms, neatly furnished,
% cents or 60 cents per night; - 10 81 per week For
gentlemen only.
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1A7 WEST ELEVENTH STREET. NEAR SIXTH
with extension, TO let with Board, gentleman and
wife or single gentlemen references 81
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81 BOND STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.-NEwLY
- furnished back Paror and FIX ension, suitable for
party of gentlcmen also two splendid Rooms third
the
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.O(s EAST THIRTY SECOND STREET, NEAR MADI-
sDO son aycuue.-rwo large, handsome Rooms on Sec
ond Hoor to let with Board in small family; transient
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HOTELS.

II GLANDS ST JULIEN HOTEL. NEAR BROADWAY,
IL Nc. Washington pace.-Large cool Rooms, 81 u
week Board, with wine sl0a week; family Rooms
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90 WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET. BETWEEN
~ Ninth and Tenth avcnues-First class Board and
handsome Rooms for single gentlemen gentlemen and
their wives; terms moderate.
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IN W Elegant HOHsehOId Furnfture n"
on THIS DAY QUESDAY), at the
private residence 80 West Fifteenth street.
near Filth avenue, commencing l0h O'Clock.
Drawing Room Suits, POnpadour, Marie AntOlnette
styles; Etagercs Bookcase Cabinets Carpets Mirrors,
Curtains Paintings. Bronzes. Clocks vasssj rosewood
Pianoiorte, celebrated maker rosewood, walnut Cham
Der Furnitre Extension Table, Bunet; China, Glass Sill
Ware Linen; Basement Kitchen Furniture servants
Apartments. AUGUSTA MARITIME, Auctioneer sale
percmpory.
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I EE WEST TWENTY FOURTH STREET.-PLEAsANT
lOO Rocms, With Board; houe contains all Improve.
nents; table well supplied and neatly served terms 50
To % per week references - - y.
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OF WEST SEVENTEENTH STREET, NEAR SEW
I'll eBth avenue.-Furnished Rooms to let with
Board in German family terms 81 to 81 a week; mod
ern improvements.
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frOUNTRY BOARD CAN BE HAD AT MoORE's, ON
" Msnhnsset Bay. L. L. near water Apply atA White
hall street
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

4 SINGLE YOUNG GENTLEMAN WISHES TO OBJ
"A tain Board IN privnte family in the vicinity oil
fourteenth street moderate terms; permanent home
desired. Address MILTON, Herald Office.
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1GA WEST OVERWHELMED STREET, BETWEEN
lOf Sixth and Seventh ayenues.-Furnished Rooms
40 let, with without Board, In private family.
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7 g. wEINBERGER, AUCTIOEEER-sELLs THIS
i. day, July at 10L O'Clock, at l5S Powery, Road
wagon. Billiard Table complete y loot silver Plated
Dung Forks new Barber Chair Window Shades, Wall
Paper, Furniture, sewing Maehinesi Wines Liquors
Champagnes and Cigars, &c., &c. t'
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CUMMIT HOTEL CORNER BowERY AND CANAL
y sfrect--Roons by the month, day week the
European plan. b. BREEDER, Proprietor
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Oh EAST THIRTY FIFTH sTREET.-COOI. PLEAS
s)O ant Rooms; always cool breeze; summer prices
transient PERMANENT
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G7 A FEW BOARDERs CAN BE Accommodated
p at farm house near Catskill Mountains For par
ticulars call AZ Graft Ferrys photographers l32 Bow
cry between and T. NJ. where the proprietor be
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AyHITNEY HOUSE, CORNER OF BROADWAY AND
w Twelfth street first block above stewards, and the
Most desirable situation In the ciy-nooms in suits; also
single Rooms at very reasonable prices for the GUNNER
months.
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Union SQUARE THEATRE,
" Positively the
LAST Two NIGHTS
the cngasement Of.
r~~ nj MRS. JAdiS A. UA,ES
and her last appearance prior 70 her
dc arturo or Europe.
MONDAY AND TT ES DAY, JULY AND q
hy speclal rraues', the great hit
PRfMA DONNA OF A kIuaT,
aud
Tho 1aughable farce, by Morton, entitled
THE TWO PUDDl OOfS.
TUESDAY NIGHT,
MRS. OATES, FAREWELL BENEFIT
THE HowsoNM f ENeIISiii I oSPHEAAA COMPANY
will appear in the only comple En- dtsh rsion
presented lie e OIL Ofenba-h's GRAND DJcHlsa
Ma iuees on Saturday at az o'clock.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-03-08
County OnicrS.

There is said to be some complaint
in reference to so many candidates Of
iering for the Office Of Tax Collector in
this county. All We have to say on the
subject is this: We don't invite or en-
courage mon 10 run for any position,
from President Of the United States
down to hog-reevc Of the vil'agc-but
when an aspirant comes to the printing
Office with five dollars in his f,t to have
Iii, name announced, we do not feel in
cIncd to rcpuSc h,m-notmuch. Blu
siness i, business While some men
arc more deserving than others, it is Il
free thing, and no one has pre,criptiyc
right to any position within tie gilt OF
the pcoplc.
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SOME one writes to the Chronicle that
fine could be satisfied that Northern cit
zcns would be respected in Knoxville
he wouldn't mind emigrating there. The
people Of that city should at once have
meeting. and take steps 10 furnish the
required assurance of safety and regard.
The man who cannot make himself felt
and respected in the community will
rarely prove a very desirable acquisi-
ton to it.
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Judge Davis,

The Knoxville Chronicle doesn't like
Judge Davis, the candidate for Prcsi-
dent recently nominated at Columbus.
Ohio. Its chief objection is his rcputcd
wealth. which it states at five millions.
This ought to be a recommendation, ra-
Their than objection. for. if elected, lie
would have no occasion to plumber the
public treasury or TO make merchan-
die ofand sell the patronage his high
rosiliOn.
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IfrlimiOllS.

LAWRENCE. KANSAS, March 1.-The
revival meeting Of the Rev. Mr.. Ham.
monl, whichhaS been held here for some
time past, continues with undated
power. Drunkards. iniilcls and pro-
icssional gamblers are among the nu-
mcrouN converts. No church or hall
will hold the crowds which flock to the
Six to seven hundred people
attend the pra .'er meetings. The city
was never half so stirred religiouslv.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-03-08
Markets..

New York, March 6. Gold 1.1OiI.-
Tennessee Bonds GGi for old. new GG2i.
Cotton. middIing npIands, 222i. Flour
dull at $50 10 go per barrel.
Chicago. Gth-COrn 81, cents.
Ciucinnaii-Corn 4j a IS. Lard Sl%
a 9crnts. Bacon, shoulders, ga sides
G2 a ~.
LOui>viIc-Corn. GO from store. Ba-
con. shoulders. 6; clear sides ~.
81. Loui.-Corn, iD3I. Bacon, Shout
dcr>. &c: sides 80.
Chattanooga, Gth-F'lour 500 a HOO
per barrel. Corn 50 cents per bushcl.
Macon. March 5-Corn. l.O2 a Los.
Bacon. clear sides. .: clcar-ribbcd sides.
81 n 0; shoulders. "a q s; hams. l3
a If.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-03-08

a letter from Philadelphia furnishes
the following interesting information Of
the ,,lupDioG in the keystone State:
There !. no denying that. politically,
Pennsylvania !, in y very critical cOOdi-
ton, The Republicans gcncrnlIyarc ia
yorabIc to Grant, brc0u-c on the tariff
issue, his administration has satisfied
them On other questions. too, they
SEQ every opportunity to yndicntc his
official acts. Bul he has hurt the pride
Of the state IN hi, appointments. cspc-
rnIly in bis Cabinet appointments. lie
gave them Holic, OF whom nobody had
ever heard, and for whom nobody car
ed. only TO. liOric TO turn the Navy De-
parrmrnt over 10 n country lawyer from
New Jersey. a state which had given
It's electoral vote against him. On the
other hand he gave q Cabinet place TO
Crcs well. though Maryland had voted
against him once and was certain 70 vote
against him again. On three sides three
States received Cabinet appointments,
aud all of them had voted for Seymour
in the Electoral College, while Penn
syvania's twcnty-thrcc votes counted
for nothing, The people did not care
very much for all this, but the poiii-
clans were sourcd, and they gradually
sourcd the people. The result is gen
cral acQueScncc in Grants re election,
but apathy in every effort TO secure it.
Any other Republican who could re-
ccivc the endorsement Of the National
Convention would be equally acccpta-
bic to Pennsylvania. and would proha-
bly, receive much more enthusiastic
support. There is no enthusiasm any
whore, and n good deal Of fcvcrish nnX-
icty. Pennsylvania is doubtful State
at best, and its people are a peculiar
people. a scanaalous administration
especially a scandalous Republican adj
miniSlratiou--iS almost certain to carry
il over to the enemy. Its people love
peace. GIic, and good government. and
If they have not these thousands of them
refuse to vote. II is always a problem
how to get out the bunker vote. The
Dunkcr> are a body Of German lIaptsts,
who generally act together election day
and often refuse to act at all. They num-
her many thousands, and. perhaps. hold
the balance Of political power in the
State. They hate the wars of nations
and the broiIS of politicians. but always
pay their taxes and are anxious to see
the national debt eliminated. The
slightest breath Of scandal frightcns
them. They have heard Of the general
order business in New York. and they
don't like il. They have heard Of false
re -traIiOn false voting and false
counting in Philadelphia, and they
loaihc it. An official thief is to them
no better than n chicken thief. aud they
show no mercy to the dcprcdators Of
hcnroostS These people are lukcwarn,
and another administration huudcr
may make them not mere passive. but
hostile. And this Iccliu" p"rvndcS the
rural districts generally and the reform
element in this city. The rcformcrs
here are mostly friends Of the adminiS-
,ratiou, bat they may easily be made its
nNnminS.
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VrO,IiJlr Ahead.

A dispatch from Brownsville, Texas
to the New York HerGld saws:
A meeting Of the prominent stock.
rAiscrs has been called here for the pilr-
pose Of terminating the depredations OF
The Mexican dcsprradoes.
In the absence Of support By the
United States government the stock
rai,crs advocate protection Of them
selves 30 the extent of rcprisals on the
inhabitants Of McXcan territory. The
feeling against the Mexican, is very Bit
tnr
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athens 9o9t,
alhon,, Friday, March o., lN72.
Cnncrrssmen at LNrgn.

A Washington date Of the Jih says
the Judiciary Committee have reported
Il supplementary apportionmcut bill. II
proposes to allow an additional repre-.
sentative to each Of the following
States New Hampshire Vermont, New
York, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Loui,i-
ana, Alabama, and Florida, such addi-
tional representative to be elected from
the State at large, unless otherwise pro-
yided By the Legislature
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-03-08

The Chattanooga papers report one
hundred and llIty ear load~ Of freight
daily over the Nashville and ChatR-
nooga Rnlroad, .ouihw0rd bound.
y New York temperance lccturcrhas
been drunkard twcnty.scven years,
and has had dcIirum trcmcns six tines
And Of course knows how It /, himself
\ bill I'm, been introduced in the New
Jersey Legislature TO the effect that
houses shall not be rented for more than
II per cent, a step in the wrong di.
rcc'on
The Grand luke Alexis was received
by the Spanish authorities ot Cuba n
few days ago with distinguished hon
orS-prcity much such A. were accorded
to the imperial scion in this country,
The Nashville thinner urges u meet.
ing to "ho'd mp the hands Of tie patri-
otto Nelson in East Tennessee But it
dosc'nt say word about holding up
the hands OF the patriotic Baxter,
The Indiana Radicals, more cPndid
than polite. make the issue direct be-
tween Capitalization and State Rights.
aud boldly declare their purpose to up
hold the former.
Atlanta requires about one thousand
barrels OF -four. and upwards of thirty
thousand bushels Of corn, per week to
meet the demands Of her trade, which
is daily increasing and charging.
SCOTS gang Of pIundcrcrS in South
Carolina have passed resolutions in IA
vor Of Grants denomination. Lowry's
rang in North Carolina will take action
in few days.
Ch1ttanooga. which is rapidly assum,
ing metropolitan proportions, is soon 20
have German papcr-thc .Smed7iche
POH-undcr the editorial auspices of
Mr.. OTTO Palmer.
Reports are current that the Mexican
revolutionary forces have captured san
Iui, polo,i. If true, the overthrow of
President JnarcZ is prohably close at
hand. There seems to be no remedy for
poor Mexico.
Last week. n crazy vonne Fcnian
snnnurd an unlOodcd pistol ot Oucrn
S-ic,,,.i, ,rLorou,,,,, L,, ,,l;o. ,.
into Intense cycitrmcut and renewed
their prolcs,atious of LOYALTY dcvo.
ton.
Major rrucst Los hcon o,nc.o1 couo-
for in tbc First District ,o in tho vo.
rancy ocra,,oucd Inv fine rcsfrnotfou or
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Horrible 1IUtil0tiOu.

A Pit,Shurg special dispatch reports
the horrible muialion at Franklin.
Pennsylvania. Of youth named Amos
Mckinney. by Patrick Tracey. who
had been discarded by Young lady to
TO whom he was to be married. Lynch
crs are after Tracy.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-03-08

COMPTROLLERS WARRANTS are quot
cd in Nashville at SO cents buying and
So selling. New Issue Bank of Tennes-
see % buving and IS selling.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-03-08

The Circuit and other Judges Of this
State meet in Nashville on Monday the
18th instant. to devise reforms in the
rules ofpractice in the several Courts.
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The Political situation.


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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-03-08

Last Saturday might 'omchody made
n raid on the shcbaug at this place.
sometime, called the depot" aud stole
% sack OF coffee. portion Of which wa,
subsequently found concealed in the lon
OF the colorcd church in North Athens.
From the unsafe condition Of the dcpo;
building. Il ia wonder that such rob
berries are not Of more frequent occur
renee. Goods and produrc deposited
there are not securely sheltered either
from the thicvc, or the weather.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-03-08

The Election Of congressman.
Under the new Cougrc, -ioull Ap-
porlionmcut Law it i, provided that nil
the States shall elect Congrcs.mcn the
.arnc day in 1872. and on each second
wear thereafter. The day designated i,
the first Tuesday after the first Monday
in November. being the time Of the
Presidential election.
Tur Tennessee Legislature will meet
next Tur-d1v, tie 18th. The session
will continue but twenty DAYS. aud is
most likely to be LARGELY consumed in
laying of tic state into Congressional
Districts.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-03-08
& ID " VI q; q: ca Al.
Alien, Market.

ATllENs. W1rrh :.
Wheat i1nilGl: Flour. 3.aUai.in: Feathers
brisk 3nli1: Black Oats i0lij: Bacon S1iO:
Lard Sl1 in demand: Corn 80. loose: Meal 81.
wanted: FriIit-AppcS . cents per III. Pcarlis
o. IaG: Butter H.: Eggs ~. Dressed Chickens
cents; Turkeys 10; Hay. balcd 100.
fOur Commercial correspondents in Georgia
are grow ing careless.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-03-08

NEw IOpK. March 3-Thr "Intrrna-
tional' organization has arranged for a
mas, meeting in Tonpkins Square. on
the 7th instant. to advocate the employ
mont. by the Government, ofall persons
out OF WORK.
Is Alien county. Indiana. II couples
were divorced in one day recently.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-03-08

or la, Saturdays stock sales at Lex
in"tOn, the Press says:
There was considerable activity in
the stock market. confined entirety to
cattle. Of which there were about 300
bead which sod well. One lot Of TWEEN
" head of fair yearlings brought SD
one lot OF 70 head. 5000; one lot Of
midiiing two-y ear Odds, STD; one lot
of mixed one aud two-ycar Odds bid To
$50. The same stock wrn' to WiuchcS-
ter and were disposed OF at 81 per head
less. ON next Saturday, considerable
good stock is expected, which will be
offered on fair terms.
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MA"rfrr. IN Pr1ri-hur1. Va. on tie
2.!i oi February. Kew. j. l.. VI. FEEScH
10 Miss MARY J.. STEWART.
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Jealousy, Murder and Suicide.
RocKiAND. Me-. March 2.-Denni, Sit

RocKiA>D. Me-. March 2.-Dern, sit
;Ic shot dead u young lad named White,
at Dix Island. This afternoon. ~iitlc
then shot himself three or four times,
aud cut hi, own throat, and gave him
self up. but he will die. Sitllc accused
White of writing to the formers wife
in Quincy. Massachusetts,.
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TIC CINCINNATI U0u,cntion.

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iu,nt members of,hc Ecpub,'c,n rarry :.
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aud insist, tIat 4 change OF admin
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scfVa'Ioh OF cNII I'brHty, ana Is de-
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