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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-27
Che 8utland Daily Glohr.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1873
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
From Bellows Falls, lao & 1920 o. M, 1920 4
1888 p. m.
" Burlington 1910 & 'li32 n. M, 1880 Is 400
u. IN.
" Port Henry, 'll;32 a. IN and 100 p M.
Bennington, tl2:OS p. M, ts:2O * 1905 y.
IN.
" Saratoga, '1t:45 a. M, 900 p. IN.
" Salem, lao a 1880 a. m, t3:40 IS 'l.5j p. IN.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
For Bellows Falls, 1880 & 1880 a. n l2:lO q f5:0D
u. IN.
" Burlington, 1:49 f5:in q. m, 1880 & 5:O5 p.
III.
" Port Henry, $40 n. m. and 5:05 y. IN.
" Remington, 1890 q 1900 Il. M, q t2:25 y. M
Saratoga, b:0O n. M, 81 1900 p m.
Salem, lao q 1890 Il. m, 1900 a $500 y. IN.
Mall Train mixed.
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PorLTRY. Seven tons Of poultry were
shipped from st. Adams, by express, on
Tuesday
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TRINITY CHuRCn. Divine service with
sermon to-day THANKSGIVING Day) at 1870
4. NJ.
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Madrid. Nov. 2G.

The Igualidad newspaper justifies the
execution of the Virginius captives, and
cites as precedent for the action of the
Spanish authorities the circular issued by
the United States government during the
civil war declaring the confederate priva-
teerS pirates
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GERMANY DEMANDS.

A dispatch from Madrid says the north
German squadron were, on Tusday last,
formed in line of battle before Cartagcna
to enforce the demands made upon the in
surgcnts for the restoration of $4,000 pias-
tas which had been eXtorted from German
subjects in that city. Upon notice that
mcnt Of the city.
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PROBABILITIES.

For Middle States winds yeering to south
erly and eastery, rising temperature to.
morrow, and cloudy weather. For New
England, northwesterly winds, low tenn
perature and generally clear weather
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The anniversary of the massacre of the
medical students of the University of Ha-
vana, which took place three years
ago, will be suitably observed in the church
of Santiago de Cuba, in this city, to-mor-
row. The massacre of the men seized on
board the Virginus will also be commem-
GRATED
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Weather Probabilities.

WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE }
CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WAsnINGToN, :
ID. c., Nov. 25, lS73-S p. NJ. )
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BERLIN, Nov. o.
Archbishop Lidochowsk has been order
ed to resign within a week from his notice.
He has received letter from the Pope ex-
horting him to tirmness.
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NoRrnwEsr nouNDAnIEs.
BY the Gable.
LONDON, Nov. .

LONDON, NOV. 20.
WRECK OF THE CLYDE.
The vessel Clyde, before reported wreck
ed off Nalcntia, Ireland, was the ship Clyde
from st. Johns, n. B., for Sharpness
Point, in the British channel. Ten of the
crew were drowned.
THE PRESS oN TIE SITUATION.
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SlIEEr Music and Musical Instruments,
j. Is. MEEKERS.
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IRVING COMMITTED.

John r. Irving, self-accused of com
picity in the Nathan murder was arraign-
ed to-day and committed for trial on old
charges of burglary.
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pLAsTERERs' STRIKE.

The employing plasterers of Brooklyn
have voted not to accede to the demands of
the workmen for "a day, to be guaranteed
during the winter.
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NHE NEW RUTLAND DIRECTORY.

DlCTURE FRAMES, Mottos, Reward
l. Cards, etc, at
j. h. MEEKER'S.
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John 5. Delano has resigned the chief
Of the interior department and
W. L. Morrill, of Maine has been appointed
TO the place.
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The Aldermen of this city to-day passed
a resolution TO take steps to issue legal ten
ders secured by the city in payment for la
bor on the city works. This is done on ac-
count OF the inability to dispose of city
bonds
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MEN DRIVEN OFF.

Several society masons drove away a
number of non-socety men who were at
work on a building in Brooklyn this after
noon.
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Tweed is to be kept in the Tombs several
days to allow him to settle his private bust
ness. VIM. NJ. Evarts is reported to have
been added to his counsel, and he will APP
ply for a stay OF proceedings.
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Government securities.
Jaw Cooke 6 Co furnish the foIlowIng to-da


BALTIMORE, Jan. 15.-virgnia SIS, consolid ated
sos. West Nirginia's, Is bid to-day.
BALTIMoRE, Jan l5.-Co.ton dull-low middlngs,
le9l94. Flour firm and unchanged Wheat quiet
and steady-vhite choice and amber, 81 IyfAS2 Is:
fair 70 prime white, 10; good @ prine red
Sl3@S2.1o; common to fair do, 7Od1s ~: red
western, 81 .7s@SI 80 red western, S2@3J0o Corn
nrm steady5white southern, IS; yellow southern,
.ssso; western mixed, 45g0; do. white $3.50. Rye
quiet and unchanged, Hay unchanged. Pork a
meats 9uie,-shouldsrs, 4.s@s'{; rib sides, s@6.s;
Bacon in fair demana-shouiiers 5saS; rib sides.
-; clear rib sides, sds'4; hams, new, 12lsC1I5.
Western butter unchanged. Lard, easier, g. Whisky
quiet, 93is.
NEW YoRx, Jan. 1s.-Stocks dull Gold steady
II. Money firm, T.. Exchange, long, 9ss: short
loh; Governments dull Virginia skies, 40; new, So
inally unchanged Corn quiet.
LONDON, Jan. Is, III q. m.-Consols opened ct
81 "a for money, and 92l. @a2Is for account Bonds
Of 1867, old, S,s; lS6's, s's; 10 as, ~; new
fyes, 9ss; Erie, 50ls
LONDON, Jan. IS, p. m.-Erie, 1917.
PARIS, Jan. 5.-Rentes opened at 81 francs g cen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-15

There IL good reason TO apprehend that the
large coal producing companies are getting up
q combination to advance the price of coal
They claim that the prices which have pre-
vailed during the past year have not yielded a
fair per eentage ON their capital. They say that
in ls72 the product of coal brought into market
was about twenty million tons against between
fifteen and sixteen millions for the year ISL
This il viii be seen, was an increase in tine sup-
Ply of about twenty per cent, aHl no cores
bonding increase in the demand and consump-
tiOn Was Observable. In fact the product OF 1851
vas in excess Of the demand, and the result was
that the OyeTstoeked market went down to pres
ent rates Ii Is not certain that the advance in
prices will take place during the present winter,
but indications point tn a material advance be-
fore the winter Of Ie.3-i sets in.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, Office Chief Signal Ofcer,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. Is, 1873, IL a. IN. (
SYNOPSIS FOR PAST TwENTY-FoURH oURsZ
The barometer has continued rising over New
England, with winds veering to northerly and
easterly. 1t has fallen from the lakes to the
Gulf, and An area of low barometer has adj
vanced nOrtbeastward over Missouri to probably
eastern Iowa. Easterly winds, cloudy weather
and light rain, sleet and snow are now prevail
ing over the middle states. Cloudy weather,
with rain, from Kentucky and Ohio to Missouri
and eastern Iowa. Easterly 10 southerly winds
and partly cloudy weather over the southern
states.
PROBABILITIEs.-FOr New England winds
veering to eastorly and southerly, cloudy
weather and snow, except possibly rain over
southern portion. For middle states, easterly to
southerly winds, cloudy weather and rain, ex-
cept for northern New York, snow. For Mis-
souri, and the northwest, westerly to nOrtherly
winds, falling temperature and clearing, but
partly cloudy, weather; these conditions gradu-
ally extending eastward over the upper lake
region, Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee. For
south Atlantic states, easterly to southerly
winds, cloudy weather and rain areas. For
Gulf states, winds yeering to westerly and
northwesterly probably tonight, with clearing
weather. Morning Geographic reports from
western Gulf and from Michigan to Dakota are
missing.
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we nope TO see the bill introduced In the
fonse by General Chapman on Monday last,
prohibiting gift enterprises in the District of
Aoiumbia, speedily become a law. The District
authorities, under present local laws. confess
HEIR inability to successfully ''wrestle'' with
The transparent, yet seductive, swindies going
On daily IN our midst, and respectable business
men and honest men generally would be glad to
See Congress interpose and drive out these
neecers Of the unwary. The liberal patronage
received by these gift enterprises proves that
the fools are not vet all defunct, and that il is
necessary to protect them perforce or else send
Tor the foolkiler. The fact is that these swinales
Indirectly encourage crime by taking the poor
mans last penny and driving him to that des-
Peratson which precedes robbery and even mur-
der itself. Let the remedy be applied as soon as
possible.
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The Value Of Vaccination.

Much is being said pro and con in regard TO
the value Of vaccination; but the opinion of
leading physicians and experts is quite conclu-
siye in the affirmative. For instance, We find in
the Baltimore Sun article from DIR. j. s.
Conrad, resident physician at the Marine Hos
litai at that city, in which he says:
'FrOm my standpoint of observation, As ply
Stefan to the Marine Hospital, in which institu-
ton over zoo cases have been treated since the
epidemic began, in November, 1871, / feel il my
duty to the public to correct this impress sion and
IN evidence of the iaestRdbIe rdlus Of racci.ation
add the weight OF my testimony TO this great and
CT Y m ans q: protection. DuTingthe fiscal wear
ending october 81 1Ss2, there were 80 smallpox
cases treated In this hospital. OF this number
OF one Per cent? died having one more good
marks, whilst 62-5 per cent. died having no
marks or imperfect ones What greater exhibit
o. the value Of the great discovery of Jenner
Could be offered in proof OF its value?
IL II only necessary TO walk through the wards
OF the hospital To see the great result of yacci-
nstian- Those patients having one or more
good marks scarcely require to keep their beds
Al all whilst those unyaccinated battle all treat
Aient, and die in the proportion above given
Myself and all nv nurses are daily living ex-
amPles OF the value of vaccination; no one of us
have sreF had tie disease, neither spot or mark
of IL in any way. whilst we have been in the
most intimate relation with it, in all its worst
forms, for mo re than one year.
i would certainly advise every resident of the
rity to be vaccinated, whether they have a good
mark on their arms or not, and if it does not
Stake" repeat it again and again For many
reasons vaccination NAV not be successful atone
time, whilst at another IL may be-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-15

At the examination in the case OF Col. Blood.
Victoria Woodruff, and Tennie c. Clafin,
charged with circulating obscene literature, in
New York, on Monday, the counsel for the de-
fensant read the alleged obscene article, and
ai>o read from the Bible, Shakespeare, Smollett,
Byron, Sc, to prove that the language en-
ployed by the latter Is sometimes more gross
than that of the publication complained of. In
view of the low state of morals in New York
and the admitted corruption of the judiciary,
this virtuOus spasm in the case of Woodruff and
Claflin is something surprising. There is an APP
parent feeling and earnestness in the prosecu-
1.On of these two women, which indicates that If
found guilty of the charge they will be pun
iShed. This is all right; but the public are be-
ginning to ask why it is that the authorities
discriminate particularly against these women,
and allow masculine sinners immunity. There
are several periodical publications in New York
Which circulate obscene literature, AMI have
done 80 for years undisturbed. Let these parties
he arrested, and when bail is demanded let it
he at least as exorbitant a. that required in the
ease OF Woodruff and Clafiin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-15

The recent judicial decision i'm New York
Against Henry Bergh to the effect that Mr.. b.
or his officers are not justified in ordering drivers
t. turn back with a sick or lame horse, but that
they must simply confine themselves to the ar
rest of the drivers, will not materially interfere
with the punishment of cruelty TO animals in
the city named. The decision simply prohibits
the society for the prevention Of cruelty to ami
mails from stopping cars and omnibuses, except
long enough to cause the arrest of the drivers,
and also prevents them from taking any animal
from the harness Bergh has, therefore, modi-
fed his orders to his officers accordingly, and
Gan, IL he chooses, nullify the decision of Judge
DAILY by sending his officers in squads, and, as
Boon a. one driver is arrested and taken to the
rourtin charge of one of his men, can cause the
aTrest of the man who takes the reins to drive
the same lame and crippled horses. Should he
pursue this plan the effect would be the practi-
Cal suspension from travel of the car or ON
nibus under surveillance, and Judge Days de-
rision would fall to the ground. After several
drivers had been arrested it would be difficult
to find persons willing TO take their places. and
the result would be that the disabled animals
would be taken out of the harness and fresh
pnCS supplied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-15

YankeedOm must look TO its laurels or
will be out done BY the efiete nations on
the other side of the water in the way of
inventive genius. An italian has made
n discovery, recently, surprising any
thing recorded at our Patent Office. 1t is
method by which nerves may be tuned like violin
strings AMI brought into harmony with each
other. His theory is that nervous systems, like
musical instruments, are all liable to change of
Tone, and this change Is of little importance if
III the nerves change together, as by attention
TO diet and temperature the evil may be cor
Ieeted en- masse, but when, owing to accident or
uneven wear, the general harmony of the nerves
Is destroyed, disconnected action is the result,
and special mode Of treatment is required, of
which he Processes to possess the KEY. The gem
sieman calls himself a "nerve tuner" His SER
vices Ought TO be invaluable in Washington,
where 80 many people are too fiat or too sharp,
OF not up TO concert pitch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-15
BARGAINS BARGAINS
PAY RENTS NO LONGER. REApr

A new two-story BRICK HOUSE, No. l22 81
street southeast, near the Avenue; 8 rooms bath
room, water closets, bay windows, front yard aud
time.
Also, nearly new FRAME HOUSE, No. IL. 81
street southeast lot 22xlu good rooms beautifully
terraced; for price and terms call AZ office.
Also, new room FRAME HOUSE, corner llih
and southeast; faces south and east; lot 2)xl0o,
price $500; long time.
Also, 10 room BRICK HOUSE, on L street south.
between 9th and 9TH streets east, Navy lard; brick
stable, &c.; bargain, S200.
Also, room HOUSE, No. 512 5th street south
east; LOT 3ONg; stands back la yard; price, S2coo,
long time.
Also, four story BRICK, on street, between 9Th
and - streets ~ feet front by about - feet deep;
Suitable for blacksmith, wheelwright, car
risge OF paintshcp, or manufactOr.; cheap; price,
S60s.
Also, seven room HOUSE on 10Th street, between
price S2500
Also, seyen-rocm HOUSE, corner 18th and T. and
one corner 18th and Boundary; both new; never &C
Also, seven oom HOUSE, on S street. between
Connecticut avenue and 2th street; new; price,
S2-5G.
We have osher property for sale, and invite all
desiring to purchase home long time, for cash.
To- call, as we are sure suit them.
We have also. some very eligible baildine lots hat
PHIL. II. WEIGH Co.
dS Masonic Temple.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-15

The New York Timss likes the speech OF the
prosecuting officer on the opening Of the trial of
Tweed, ''the boss thief of the ring" 1t pre-
sents a carefully analysed statement Of one cpl
sode in his career of plumber, and the Times
agrees with the prosecuting attorney when
he says q failure to bring home the guilt at
tached to these transactions would be blow
involving the most terrible consequences to the
community.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-15

Mention was made in The SrAE not long since
Of the timing Of certain Chicago journalists for
contempt OF court because they had commented
in their newspapers on the proceedings in said
rourt- It's right to infiiet punishment for such
comments was Questioned at the time, but a
member Of the Illinois legislature pro,.oss. IN
Settle the point beyond controversy He intro
duced yesterday bin defining the power of the
rourts to punish for contempt. One of the sec
lions provides that newspaper comments ON any
potion OF any court shah under no circum-
ftsnecs be construed As contempt Of court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The New York money and stock markets were
dull yesterday. For the first time in many
weeks money was lent freely 10 stock brokers at
! per cent. currency Foreign advices continue
favorable, money being easy and securities firm.
In New York government bonds were inactive,
showing no change from the day previous. The
stock market was strong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-15

The struggling patriots in Cuba have proba-
bly, ere this been revived and inspirited BY the
sight Of the achievements recently landed
..-om the steamer Edgar Stewart. 1t Is under
stool y, 1t the Stewart took out a consider able
Quantity of a, -rus and ammunition, of which the
Cabans .tand more ~ need than of men, The
landing of one 6libusterinv ex Ndition after an
q her an the Crha,, co.sx a. o.-..., at
." the large Spanish naval force i'm that neigh-
DbSfao'1 The hiibustsrs assert that they are
much more afraid of interference by American
Vessels Of war than by Spanish gunbosts, and
that If they can avoid the former they can easily
Guide the latter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-15

1t seems to be thought there may be a hitch
about the confirmation of Judge Busted, nom
mated for the supreme court of this District in
place Of Judge Humphreys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-15

Tweed says he is sick of the worry and bother
of doing business in New York, and thinks he
will go west. Perhaps he may conclude TO buy
q Kansas Senatorship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-15
~ SHAKEN CONSTITUTIONS.

GeRrIsl debility, and the dependency by which IL
i Invariably accompanied, often regarded as the
p.0ms of incursble physical decay. of persons
thus afflicted il is often said that their constitution
undermined; that they have nothing left to fal
back upon; that they are hopeless cases. This, in q
least eight instances out Of ten, is false conclusion
constitution may be shaken without being under
mined; and even if undermined may be propped and
strengthened; and in many so-caed hopeless case
there are reserves Of vitality and latent vigor in the
system that only require stimulating and developing
TO render them equal 10 the work Of repair The hes
and surest stmuant and nvigorant that can be given
as a remedy for decay Of the vital powers whether
natural or casual, Is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
II the fatering physique be reused into healthy
activity byany human means, this reaenerating vev
stable cordial will accomplish that object Its effect
upon the appetite the Digestion the nervous system
secretve organs and the bowels is most saiutary
II not only Arts directly upon .he solids AMI fluids of
the body, but indirectly upon the constitution itself
Persons left by fever in such deplorably helpless
condition that II would seem IL they could never
recover may be completely built up-it might almost
be said, ,s-bris-by this mighty, this wel-nigh in
failbie vegetable restorative At this season Of in
clement winds and chilling dsmps the Bitters should
be taken o protective medicine. jls-eostkw
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OF COLUMBIA,

W BOND OF HEALTH,
is h.b, ORDERED and ps.oyeS ~ sS. sdsT Of
Health Of the District Of Columbia, that the RULES
q ss the ssss
aid ana aRvroved ey TIE governor Of the District Of
PnIsIci1M zITssDtSe UPcS SMALLPOX Pa
It shall. be the du,y ~ s1.r, ,,,.;e,, ,e..n, Of
the District Of Columbia upon
sny Pesof r. sa rs, By % within said District
po1 within twelve Sours after his rst visit and dis
eoyery OF The disesre Of said person, the name and
siience in which ssd person may be situated and At
tended has been and Is funissed and dsinfected ac
President Board Of Health.
Approved: II. D. COOKE, Governor. deces0t
~NATIONAL COLLEGE OF PHARMACY,
Wy Colonization Building, Pennsylvania avenue,
s Of 4 s rss1R e
'sTrsn a 10, at ?. M u.,.,. mo,;.. po,.,
Chemistry, Toxicology and the Theory aud Practice
of Pharmacy.
RI. ,rADLEE. s. s.,
OSCAR oLbBERG, PharTaaci-i t"' iOA'''S''
Professor Theory and Practice of Pharmacy.
"'AS'-' "'j J.P. sMHiLBuRN, Treasurer,
J96t 1929 Pennsyivsnis avenue.
Is IT MEScEssARx 10 WoERY a9sp &c. Cen
preventive whose eminent qualities have been con-
tTIned by more than twenty years OF success In Eu
Pox and other diseases threaten u spread rapidly
nconseIuence Of the extreme severity Of the weather.
II Is OF the greatest importance to build up our con-
stitntions In order to resist and fight against all the
kinds OF pernicious influences which surround US;
therefore, would be impossible to call too strongly
the attention OF the public this very important
greatest care according to the principles Of the med
cal art and which, in consequence Of their action
the blood stomach liver and principal organs Of the
over, is agreeable to the taste that there is
tonic which can be compared to them II You want
to Be Gonyinsed &C. to ySnr drpggst and ssk for Dr.
trying them you will give away with all other kind
Of medicine. dec2sly
~ SCHENCKS PULMONIC SYRUP,
US SEAWEED TONIC and MANDRAKE
PILLS.-These are the only medicines that will cure
constant practice over thirty years continually cx
aiming lungs and knows his medicines, If properly
taken, will cure consumption. His Mandrake Pills
dissoves the food stimulates the coating Of the stom
ach and aids digestion; his Pumonic Syrup ripens
the matter, and nature throws il off without any
& SON, northeast corner Sixth and Arch streets
ally. JAM soly
FFROM THE EARLIEST AGES TO
UrT the present day, Scrofula has been the bane
and loahsome had been at periods of the worlds
history that person known to be infected with it
would not be allowed to mix with society. Happily
IN our day the disease Is stripped Of its terror by the
The victim Of Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Pimples
Blotches letters &c. can be to sound health
ROOT AND HERB JUICES, sI.ss per bsttle
Sold by s g. FORD, 1l05 Pa. ave, and by Drug
gists DESMOND CO., Proprietors, 9lS Race
11-.-,, ".,,u- .P-,.o. n.oy :. y
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{ oAfkS LOAN OFFICE, osr,sr Of TIN .tre.s
NJ s Msw Aerx evenre, eafraec on New -
cs22 tes Sny, Icy loaned q IT, I we'd rstf0 n
81. ss - % Sold and Silver " ac6es, Dismc-
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