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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-12-25
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rafGon.

The Ice houses are being tl!ed with
solid, nice article.
The principal exports from Grafton
this winter are French's sleishs and Pop
lar timber.
The reading of Mrs. +. c. Noble, for
the benefit of the Town Library, was we'll
received by our citizens.
Christmas will be observed In the Bap-
list society by giving pleasant entertain
ment, and refreshments for the Sabbath
school in the vestry. O.
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WATERFOWL UNION LIVE STOCK nARKEr.

WArERrowN, Dec "a, 1874.
Prices Market Beef. few ehoice-fiO asa II so ;
Extra 50 I5alo CO., hrst quality 50 O0s9 so; Secone
quality, 80 SOS so; third quality, 81 B0@6 90.
lH.B.-Cboice grade includes nothing but stall fed
100 to lA00 bullocks extra and hrst quality In
eludes the best large fat second and third qua
y includes oxen and two and three year old steers
StOres-Working Oxen 300, 2OO,a $40 Ppair
Mich COwsAn CAlVes-ssb to 60; extrG, 65to e5.
YeArlings-sl0t to 10. Two years old 0to so.
Three years old-SSo to 90.
Prices Of sheep Lambs.-In lots, 50 so, rs, 90,
81 So4S IS each; Extra, 81 OOseOO per head, or
from sac . ID.
Hides Brighton, Ing s-Ie y n Country lac.
TaloW-Brighton, s@6l-2e IN. countr. 6e bl.a
perm.
Pelts SlGi so each Calf skins I5o b n.
Poultry-LiVe, IL l-20l3c.
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Revie7O Of the Markets.

NEW YORK, Dec. "a. Flour dull State 81 oo,s
ass; southern WSo sSj. WHEAT am ~
No. . Milwaukee 81 lSsai IL; MinneSots spring
81 1881 90: No Chicago 81 %; Corn steady: old
mixed Western 80 2 Ole: Oats, mixed western, eos
90, white Western eees Toe; Beef plain mess $40 50
Gil; extra ga 50 9is 90; Pork, new Mess $40 So
Butter, Ohio asa $50; State so Gte.
CHICAGO, Dec. "a Flour, u 9sat 50. Wheat
sales No. Spring 9oc: No. do 81; rejected co.
Corn Arm; sales Of No. mixed at 10 Cents cash (;
oats Arm; sales OF No at Sc; Rye sitd; sales
No atSs; Barley, No spring as.
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character.

THE NEW YORK OBsERvER.-The New
York Observer comes ~ us in new dress
OF type greatly improving lis typograph-
ical appearance. Besides thls they also
announce Inc addition of several new con-
lri6utors 10 their present staff of able
writer's for the year 1875. The Observer Is
now closing lis SD volume, aud It is very
Justly regarded by many as the best relig-
IOus paper In America. II gives attention
10 souudness in The secular as we'll as The
religious world, aud Is very apt TO prove
all things and hold last that which Is good.
It's terms are $3l5 TO each subscriber sent
postpaid, or Two neU subscribers IS 80,
post paid. Address s. ]. Prime q Co., 81
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themselves as in n mirror. We are suro
wo but cypress the unanimous desire Of
those who heard Miss Potter whom we say
TO our lecture committee, by all means en-
gage Miss Potter for next seasons course.
The Brattleboro school committee have
issued tho following
NOTICE:
The committee Of School District No. 2,
In Brattleboro, are willing to grant to the
scholars Of the District, every privilege
consistent with the welfare of the schools,
and therefore make the following rule:
On all school days, when parents and
guardians wish their children TO attend re-
ligous services at their churches, on writ
ten or verbal request 10 the teachers, they
will be permitted TO he absent for that pur-
pose not later than half past ten o'clock In
the morning, provided they will then re-
turn quietly to their schools.
II is the wish Of the Committee, that all
Catholic scholars should return TO their re-
spective schools, at the beginning Of next
term, Jan. II, next.
J. NJ. TYLER,
Il. W.CLARKE,
Brattleboro, VT, Dec. 81, 1874.
The following is the list of letters re-
naming at the post Office in this village,
Dec. "a;
Genls.-EAton Bracket. L VI Boynton,
John w Bailey, G Bullock, r T. Bartlett,
VIM. Bailey, James Crowningshield, w II
Chapman, Patrick Dresleim, A Farms
worth, ID a Fay, Richard Fleming, Chas
Hines, John Hogan, n J IIollester, John
7 Kainc, l.. w. Knight, Elisher Morrison,
| Sprague Morse, Thos. Maley, Willie Ma.
| gure, Jlnies Pierce. Anthony Ryan, Ca
leb Richardson, l. Il Reed, d. +. Sargent
Frank A. Sherman, Ii Il Smith, q NJ
Stearns, J w Scott, Luther Shattock, II
Smith, $ a Smth, Steward Sillman, W
Slate, (2) w + S,ellmau, Henry Tumor
Benz L Ward, Chas IL Winchester, c "
willard, L Wilder, Gilman Willard, Hub
bard L Wratherhead, Joseph Wiley.
Ladies.-Mrs Ella Birrey, Mrs NJ n
Burnham, Miss Rosa Burnhsm, Miss Su
sic L Clark, Mrs VIM owningshield, Id
S Horton, Miss Mary Kingston, Mrs An
ma T. Mo IRE, Mrs Morgan, Miss Lydi
Nash, Miss Sophronia Goodrich, Miss Al
ice Powers, Helen NJ Shatluck, Mrs Mar
garet Stewart, Miss Abbie Winchell, Mr.
Serepta IL White.
Held for postage. Miss Sue Bond, Glare
mont, n. H., NJ NJ Richardson, HolyOkI
Mass. Reynolds Taylor, Omaha, Neb.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-12-25

The President has felt himself compel
led to interfere in the Vickshurg troubles.
On Monday he issued his proclamation or
dering all disorderly and turbulent per-
sons in Warren county, Miss, 10 disperse
aud return 10 their homes inside OF live
days, and TO cease from further obstruc-
ton Of the laws.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-12-25

PIaiH QHesiions for TnraIids. Have The
routine medicines Of the pros ion done you no good;
Are you discouraged and mserable7 II SO, test the
properties Of the new Vegetable Specific DR.. WALK
Eas CALIFORNIA VTsEoAR BtrTERB, already famous
az the invigorant corrective and Alternative that
has ever the light. Dyspeptics aud persons Of
billions habit should keep It within REACH If they value
their health aud eise.
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The detectives have been unsuccessful
in their s, arch Tor the Ross child and the
father OF the boy offers a reward Of $4,000
for his return within five days, and no
questions 10 lie aSke
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-12-25

Gov. Peck has issued the call for an ex-
ira session OF the Legislature, Wednesday,
Jan. 18Th, 10 provide for rebuilding the
Slate Reform School lately burned at Wa
tprbury
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-12-25

A grange was organized Ivy Deputy
Boyden at Westminster east parish, Dec.
10th. The next meeting will be held Dec.
3lst, when the election Of officers will take
place, aud the deputy is to be present.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-12-25
The Springfield Republican.

- FfTSf- CIGss IHdepeMdenf Public JOHr.
HGI F.vsEs, PSIffIes, Social Science,
Religion and Literature.
Published Daily and Weekly by
SAMUEL BoWLES & COMPANY,
SPRINGFIELD, MASS,
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Lippincott's Magazine.
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IL OF TIE
BRITISH PERIODICALS.

The political fermeut among the European nations
the strife between Church aud state, thu discussion g
Scien"e in It's relation to Theology and the constant
publcat1n Of Now works these and kindred t1pics
will tive unusual interest 70 the leading foreign Re-
views during 1875. Nowhere elre the inquiring
hnd in a condensed FORM the facts and Argu.
ments necessary guide him to correct conclusion.
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BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEW, lEvangolical.)
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We.tmOreIand, ". II.

Rev. Mrs. Tabor's subject next Sab
path, will be "Why am a Universalist -
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-12-25

View York stock and MONEY Market.
New York, Dec. a. Money active at per Ct
Gold steady, closing At Ill 5-e.
Government bonds hrm.
The following are the closing quotations;
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LIPPINCOTT'S MAGAZINE,
Popular Literature & Science,

IL unsurpassed 10 any Department and uneluaed In
the huenesa Of ts material and the beauty II Ia y-
Biography. The hand.omest, and enc Of the best and
most entertaining Of the monthlies.
The new volume, commencing with the January Is.
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THE NEW ENGLAND NEWSPAPER
AND FAMILY JOURNAL.
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Brown and r. Hurd. Ladies' and gentle.
men are cordially invited to attend.
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RRPLBTB WITH TIE MOST 1T
TR.GCTEVR FR.ITCRBS.
POPULAR READING.

No advantage will be neglected which either tai
or capital can command to render each issue 81 agi
able and instruct We compendium Of
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-12-25

1t strikes US that the Bratlleboro school
committee are mole nice than wise or Just.
The result is that they have an unnecessa-
nv quarrel on their hands, aud the schools,
inslead Of satisfying alt classes, areas URGE
If bitter feeling
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-12-25
IFrom the Springfield Repusl,csn.I

We do not see how Judge Wheeler could
do Otherwise than sustain the authority of
the committee and the legality of the rule.
All our civil institutions are Intended to
ignore the existence of religious differ
ences and almost OF religion itself. Corpus
Christi day Is not recognized by the Legs-
lature, the courts or the laws Of Vermont,
a circumstance that can hardly be ALLEGED
ty the most zealons Catholic aS abrldging
his civil rights, Ne W0re can The equal
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-12-25

W. P. DILLIRGHAM,
Secretary of Civil and Military Affairs.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-12-25

Doesn't it look little like perset u ion
for conscience sake in Vermont, where R)-
man Catholic children are not allowed Ia
he absent from school on the days set apart
by The church for special observance?
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Dec. 81, 1874.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-06
pRQPosALs FOB CUT-sT0NE wOBK
FLhGGING, Sc, LOB The NEW JAIL
OFFICE SCPERVIsING ARCHITECT
TRFESvHy DEp.urHyrr

TREASURY DEPARTMENT., !
Sealed vii b. y CO. Ms9Y s ,SG sbs
NATL - m; Of the eTH DAY OF JCNz, 1874, Tor for.
I0T The district Of ooia@bis ali the ca ats sS wOrR
T ~ 81 foE tse main SSrnies Of he bndns and
the interior of tie buiIding in accordance with the
drawings, Specification and schedule.
NAY be had on application al this ofios.
Tbs Oornice win be If Seneca sandstone, equal IN
guali!y to that ased in the building. The Flasgng
will be selected from sssscs SANDSTONE or Seth
ttyer bluestone, for both Of which bids may be
The whole Of the Stonevors must be delivered AZ
as qsd b. Ss .se aqs o. If fh shs
deliver 10 commence, 81 latest, within three weeks
to 81 tne "a e s2d me rgs
Tbs fsgging, 70 the first floor # South fison Wing
the Tagging Of second ivor Of same wiaa, ia two
months tom same date and the remainder Of the
Wing, within three months from same date; and The
stone eornice TO south Prison Wing, Warden's
three months after date of acceptance Of proposal
esps Of S 70.
Proposals VIII be made FOR the WORK as exhibited
BY the Drssings and described b, the organizations
No bids will be received except from thu owners
proposed to be furnished, or thsif agents, or from
parties who are engaged in s,one-cuttiug ana who
have the necessary facilities for prOmp. execution
PAYMENTS will be made monthly, deductins ten
Per cent unii the nnal CO npetion Of the contract
All bids must be accompanied by a penal bond OF
two ponsible persons in the OF one Thousand
dollars, 81 900, bthst the bidder will pt and per
form the contract, n awarded min, and execute
bonds therefor in the smoupt Of FIVE Thousand dol
lars IS 90, the bond TO be approve ed by the Uuited
states district Judge, clerk OF the Unitei States
court, or the district attorney Of the district In
which the bidder resides
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids IL 10 be deemed for the Interest Of the
Government to do 50, TO award each division % q
different bidder, to order less Of any item
at the same rate proposed In the schedule at its op
ton.
Any bid that is not made on the printed form to be
obtained at this Office, and does not Conform III every
respect 70 the requirements of this ADJ erIise snt
will not be considered.
Proposals must be enclosed m sealed envelope,
dorsed "Bids for Out Stone and Flagging for the
New all, District OF Columbia and addressed to
A. b MULLETT,
mayle-II Supervising Architect.
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ID q n ID

ACGHEhIOh. On the morning Of Jsue SIN.
ls4, Alhlbh J. AUGHFRTOH, wife of &, .orea
AngbertObi N toe <ol year Of ter age.
Iriends o. The tsmtly are respectfully invited {
attend her funeral from Der late residence coro.r
I'D ard streets northeast, on Sunday aftornoln,
d2 O'Clock, etcn Herald and Dover "a n
GREENE. At twenty minutes Of I o,lo,k On
Thu q m, VIM. n. II. GREENE
His funeral will take place on sundsy aftrrt oou
in tied C. stteud.
Alexandria, Va, papers please coPyl
PADGITT. All 80 q. m, Friday, trh instant
slENOBa, laughter Of james A. ant SasaQNh
"a seu, tged III Nesrs, months. and 4 days
Relatives sud friends q the family az rasnart-
fully invited 90 attend the funeral from the resi-
deuce of her parents, No lOll N street -otithrsst
on Sunday, the 7;b inst, st4p.n.
Tally. On the 9Th inst, ct SIS o clock r. m .
nifty v, oBly daughter Of John n and LiSzts
Tally, aged months and ~ days,
Funeral vii take place from the reside nee Fl Its
parents, no sOs 6ta street uorth vest, on Sun izT
afternoon, ct o'clock
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No. 1891 ENTERTAINMENTS. lNo. t3s
7th st. sPRIAG STOCK Z 18th ST.


MARKRITE
No. 80 7Ih street, between ID and streets, eight
doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
PAPERHANGIN0S
Fla, Gilt and Silver Papers, new and stylish dc.
signs; Plain Papers for peneling, with gilt rod or
finishing plain, perfect Of woods and
marbles. Also, full line Of Glazed and low priced
Papers, embracing new shaies in brown, pearl and
brewers blue; novelties in coiors aud patterns.
WINDOW bHADES.
New patterns, different sizes and colors. Plain
Goods In different colors which make into shades.
Shades made to order.
PICTURE FRAMES.
Velvet and Gilt Frames In great variety, French
Fire Gilt Frames, walnut and Gilt aud al Gilt
Frames, from card 70 portrait size. The largest
sortment 10 the city. frames made 70 order
PICTURK CORD .SG TAsSEL5, PIOTURE
NAILS, &c.
Picture Cord and Tas els, different sizes ans
colors, wire covered. Timed, siivered and g4d
plated Picture Cords, very superior goods: Porce-
lain and brass head Picture Nails, Rings, &c.
PAINTINGS, CH HOMOs, PORCELAIN PAINT
IHGS, &c.
Choice subjects In appropriate frames ct reduced
prices.
All goods warranted q. represented. All orders
for Paperhanetpg, Window Shades or Picture
Frames punctualIy flied and satisfActiOn guNan-
tied. TEBMs CASH mays I'm
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ID ROPOsALs FOB FUEL,
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

4
WASHINGTON, June 2, lS74S
fealed Proposal, Endorsed and addressed 20 the
Secretary OF the Navy, will be received urtii IL
o'clock m, OF the 10th OF JUNE TO supply the
Navy Department and Offices thereof in Washington
with fuel, viz:
$50 tons 24o pounds to tOa) best quality white ash
10 tons III pounds to toni best quality white sb
nut Goal.
l9o cords l2s cubic fee of well seasoned good size
Oak Wood.
10 cords 2s cubic feet) well seasoned bakers Pine
Wood.
All Of which will be weighed, messnred and in
spected by the Navy Department inspector, AZ the
expense OF the contractor according the REQ uire
mtns CT the act OF Congress approved July IL I3SO
These supplies must be delivered at the Navy De
partment, or Office for which required, by the 2th
July next, to insure which, bonds will be req aired
Of the successful bidder,
Bids may be made for either wood or coal, or for
both, beI ust state much per cord OF ton A. tn.
case may be, without distinguishing as 10 size of
coal or Kind ofwOOd. Gk0. NJ. robson,
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
r Ny virtue Of deed Of trust dated yar1ary
9Th, lS5, recorded In Ltber No. 703, folio 79l I,
and by direction Of the holder Of the note ..
cured thereby we will sell st public auction the
Premises, on THURSDAY, the 9Th day OF June,
la4, az o'cloekD m, ell that piece or parcel Of
ground In Washington city, District Of Columbia,
known and designated rs part Of Lot 8. OF square
7sl, ginning on south stree. - feet east OF the
northwest corner Of said lot and thence on south
street east IL feet, thence south 20 feet, themes
west y feet, thence north 70 feet TO the beginning
subdivision Of lots and Of square 7sl.
Terms OF sale: 940t0, with 10 per cent. interest
from January 9th, 1874, together with the expenses
Of this sale, in cash. balance In and II months Sc
cured By notes bearing interest and deed Of
the purchaser 1t time Of sale. ConveyanciuR at
purchasers cost. II the terms are not com piied
with in days the trustees the risht TO re-
cell the property q the risk aud cost of the default
ing purchaser. B p. DOD0E, fE-
p. A, DARNElLLE,{ Tfusteoe'
my4d LATIMER 4 OLEARY, Aucts,
STHI ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED W.
TIL MONDAY, June sth, 1874, at 6 O'Clock .. m ,
same place AT the written request Of the owner Of
the sb9vs the terms Of ssls changed to
one third cash, residue In and II months, with 10
PCT cent interest until paid. secured By deed Of
trust on the property. BY order of he Trustees.
je6-dads LATIMER 4 OLEARY, Auc,s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-06
DY DUNOANSON BROS,
ID Auctioneers and Oommi ssfoR n Ter chants,
Southeast corner Of 9Th and streets northw est y
SALE nF va sUABLE PRoPERTY
On llTH sTRa1ra BnTw1kH , AND n

l.
- BIZ virtue OF thrs - deedr of trust. dated re-
spsctively the 18th day Of June, A. ID ia, the
20 day Of Ney.mssr. A; p: sIa. ana the i2th
day Of September, 1873, and duly recorded IN Ltbsr
numbered So, folio 81; LiSsr nInoe,ed 1oi, folio
Lend Records Of WashipRton county District Of
q lumbia, and &C the request Of the party secured
thereby the trustees viii cell IN front ~ the prem
ises, ~ public suction, on TUESDAY, the 3Oth
day of June, a. D. Is7i, st 80 O'Clock .. m ell
that piece parcel Of ground premises 81 sted,
" ing and beiag in the said city Of Wsshin 1top ,
i, own and dssisnated on the ground plat or plan
Of said city, all OF Lot Numbered seventeen (E)
in Davidson reco -ded subdivision Of square mum
bered thres hundred and forty. together with al
Q q SIR guar the rights, privileges, improvements
tensuenss, buildings. and sppurtea.
ances thereto bslonsins Or IN any nannss apIsrtain
House, frcntins o. Nth strese nosthvsa-
one and TIVE years, notes Of the purchaser 90 be
given bearing interest FROM the day Of sale and
cured By dsed OF trust the propsrty sold. elc1
T. be paid when the property 10 struck en-. Tbs
trustees reserve the right 10 fess the property ~
the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser IN.
terms Of sale not complied With in i've days frey
the day o. sale, on eyipe hve dsys public potsee u
ton. All convey sncine, &C.. e the COS OF the par
WIN; r. woopgAgD, lsss,i} Trustees.
je6aswkds pUE0ANsoH BkoS.' Auce'
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pY LATIMER OLEARY,
ID Auctioneers and Rsal Estate Brokers,
Southeast corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth st
Star once Building.

by LATIMER D OLEARY,
II Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers',
Southeast corner Pennsylvania avenue and lltn st.
Star Once Building.
TRgsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
10TH eTRRKTS NORTHWEST,
- By virtue Of o deed of trust dated the 18th day
OF April, 1873, and recorded in liber No us, TO-
A0lo $50, one Of the Ia I'D records Of w Washington
county, IN the District Ct Uolunbis, and by direc-
ton Of TIE party secured thereby, we will SELL at
public auction, In front Of the premises, ON mon
DAY, June 3, 1874, ct O'Clock 2. m, all that GER
tain piece parcel OF ground situate and lying IN
said city Of Washington, District Of Columbia, and
known and described all Of original lot numbered
Eve go, In square numbered one hundred and ufns-
weight l9sl as the same Is laid down In the plan
This lot has q frontage on K street, between 18th
ano 10th streets northwest, Of forty feet and SIX
inches As 6l2 feet) BY depth OF one hundred and
forty six feet aud eleven inches l6 IL II feet to
Sv-foot alley, having south front. It ID OF the
most desirable lots In the city for private
Terms: 1000 in cash; s2,l38 81 April 70, l575,
a. ,lS3 "a April Is, 1876, and the residue April Is,
1877 the deferred payments to bear interest eight
az per csntum per annurp, payable annually. for
which the notes Of the purch secured By deed
OF trust on the property, will be taken. 800 win
be required as deposit on the day Of sale. All con.
terms Of sale are not complied with ten days from
the day of sale the trustees reserve The right 70
sell the property ct the risk and cost OF tbs default
Ing purchaser after five days notice In tho Evening
Star newspaper, Of w sshington, D o.
HALLBT KILB0URN,l rruz,.as
JANIS z. LATTA, i'a''
MAJ 3. eod&ds LATI4ER 8 CLEARY, Aucts.