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KNIGHTS of Pythias.

At q regular meetingof the Ivy Lodge,
X. of P, held December 2o, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
term: P. j. Jones, G. c.; George Jenger,
v. c.; S. K. Menshall, P; W. F. San
,ders, NJ. of f.; J. Gominger, NJ. of E.;
J. W. McEifish, 4. of R. and s.; William
c. Luking, Representative to Grand
Lodge; q. P. Wagner, Frank Thomas
and A. II. Shafer, Trustees.
At the meeting of Douglass Lodge,
No. 81, Knights OF Pythias, held last
evening, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term: chancellor
Commander, L. A. Querner, M. D.; Vice
Chancellor, f. Schwermann; Keeper OF
Records and Seal, Fl. F. Kunze; Master
of Finance, Henry Gribius; Master oI
Exchequer, Howard Douglass; Prelate,
John A. Thompson; Trustees, Leopold
Burckhardt, Richard Odgers and Henry
f. Kunze; Clerk Of Trustees, Henry
Gribius; Representatives to Grand
Lodge, Howard Douglass and NJ. e.
Kuhn.
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The Weekly Star.

The current number of the WEEKLY
STAR, now ready, contains the latest
home and foreign news by telegraph, a
full summary of the most important
news of the week, large assortment of
city and suburban news of general iu-
terest, editorial comments on "Congres-
sional Matters" RAILROAD Freight
Rates." "Officers and Citizens,""A Sim
liar Case," "The New York Piano Deal
ers," &C., together with a large amount
Of interesting newsy editorial para
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ing, House and Farm Notes, Reading for
the Family Circle, the Grange and the
Workshop, interesting items, scientific
news. choice literary selections, Humor-
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The Street Railroad Compromise

The Street Railroad COmprOmise.
The Committee on Law and Contracts
met yesterday to consider the ordinance
settle the litigation with the Consoli-
dated Street Railroad Company, and to
provide for the extension of it's routes.
The following communication was re-
G eived:
"OFFIoE OF C1N'TI CONSOLIDATED
STREET RAILROAD COMPANY,
CINCINNATI, Dec. 70, 1870.
"To the Honorable Committee OF Law
and Contracts:
"GENTLEMEN: have the honor to ac-
knowledge receipt of your invitation to
be present at meeting of your Commit
tee to-day at 2 p. M. 1t is probable that
prior business engagements may pre-
vent my complying with your request;
and desiring that no delay may take
place in your consideration of the ordi-
nance referred to you for settling litiga-
ton with the Cincinnati Consolidated
Street Railroad Company, write this
note to say that this Company is ready
to end all matters In controversy be-
tween the city and Company upon the
modification thereof fair to the public
and just to the Company.
"In regard to the amount Of car license
named in the ordinance before you (pre-
pared at the instance of citizens OF the
East Eud'), the computation Of 81, $3.50
was based upon the ordinance of March
%, 1873 (now subject of litigation) y
which provided also for single fare ON
the EAST and West End Division, which
was operated under the provisions
thereof from July 8, 1873, to April 8,
OF this year, ut a serious loss to the
Company, as before stated to your Com
mittee.
ain regard to Route 8, the Company
would be willing to grant and receive
transfer tickets for the portion south Of
Fifth street.
GAS to the extension OF the grants, we
will be satisfied should your committee
deem 1t best to strike out the clause Civ
| ing to the city or the company the option
of an extension tor the same period as
the Sedamsville extension, or of Route
| No. 13, leaving 1t an extension for simply
fifteen years, or such period as you
may in justice to the Company deem
sin conclusion, will say that the
| books of the Company are at the dis
posal of your Committee, or any one
authorized by it, should IL be desired to
verify the foregoing statements.
"Respectfully,
"a. d. BULLOCK, President"
The ordinance divides the East and
| West End lines into two routes at Wal.
nut street, charging a separate fare on
each. The committee amended by max
ing one fare from one end OF the line to
the other; restricted the time Of the ex-
tension OF the charter after the expira.
tIon of the present contract to fifteen
years; also amended to require transfer
tickets, without charge, for passengers
desiring to ride over Route No. 8 south
OF Fifth street. Provision was also made
for an extension OF the Third and Fourth
/ street line to Mt. Adams Inclined Plane
and to Prices Inclined Plane, no addi
tional fare. A penalty for failure to pay
car license was inserted, and the ordi
nance as amended wsS recommended Z
couacA. z rs
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Court Cuttings.

Eva Ref VS.. the Union Mutual Life In.
surance Company Of Maine, case closed
yesterday. Verdict tor plaintiff tor SS3,-
1855.
The will of George Schneider was adj
mitted to probate. Anna Martha Schnei-
der was appointed executrix. Person
atty $1,000. =.
Joseph e. Mills was appointed admin
istrator of Margaret B. Mills..P Person
atty $500.
Israel B. Heller was appointed ad-
mlnistrator of Nathan Ansbacher. Per-
sonalty $1,S00.
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r EGAL--william G. Chamberlain against

r EGAL--William G. Chamberlain against
i J Aribert Gazlay ct al, defendants State
OF Ohio Hamilton county--Court of Common
Pleas. Case No. 1926. John Knight, Al
bert G. Knight Della Knight minor, Mary
H. Jewett and Chas p Jewett her husband.
Royal S. Hicks, Mary G. Hicks,
Harry =. Hicks. and Arthur W. Hicks.
n!or ,ns!!oor children q said Royal $. Hicks,
and Alvin G. Hicks, heirs at law 81.
Sayers Gazlay, deceased, are hereby notified
that the said Plaintiff has filed his petition I'M
rro ver Of which petition is TO set aside deed
ppurporting p1 to be made by sayers Gazlay in his,
file tune 70 said Aribert Gazlay for the feess
Cincinnati, known as Lot No. thirty eight on
the plat recorded in Plat-book No. one, page
three hundred OF the Record Of Deeds and
Plats of said county, and dated January 10th
1873 Said defendants are required to answer
on or before Saturday, the 22d day Of January,
A. d., 1876, or an order will be made setting
aside deed as prayed for IN the petition.
G. b. HoLLISTER, Atty. de2-6tIh
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Why is 1T,

That cheap adulterated baking powders and
fiavorinR extracts are warranted equal to DR..
Prices, when it is known that DIR. Prices
Cream Baking Powder and True Flavoring Ex-
tracts are the purest and healthiest nader II
is because the adulterated kinds are bought
less and give better profit. Good goods have
as well as the manufacturer. UnprlncIpled
dealers, like unprlncipled manufacturers, will
palm off adulterated articles upon community
to engender disease, because it puts a few
more dollars into the pocket. This is the rea-
son. and consumers should know it, and de-
mand those articles, which are used in food,
that are made by manufacturers who defy COM
petition in price, and make the quality Of thcir
goods the primary consideration.
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The Best Pianos in America,

1syfxszaTHAT SURPASS AND OUT
as5rasea a 0tasGs @sfsra are BRSa tRf f3llSSTang
BROS Pianos, THE MANHATTAN CO.'S
Pianos, CALENBERG &VAUPEDS Pianos,
JENNYS II SONS Pianos, CENTRAL CO.'S
Pianos, the original DECKER and DECKER
& BROTHERS. Pianos. BRITTING & BROS
Royal Organs, that eclipse all others. The
VOCAL Il LINCOLN Organs andothersthat
we sell. Pianos and organs sold on monthly
payments, from $l5 upward. Musical instru-
ments cheaper than ever. Persons wishing to
purchase really the finest Pianos and Organs
at the most reasonable prices, will save money
by buying from us. Pianos for rent, from S8 to
SIS per quarter. DRIFTING & BRO,
Manufacturers, Importers and Dealers, and
Sole Agents for the above great Pianos, cor.
Fifth and Plum streets. deS-1y
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Amusements.

THE GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.-OneO of the
largest audiences that we have seen for
many days was assembled at the Grand
Opera-house yesterday afternoon to wit.
ness Maggie Mitchelps Interpretation n Of
the new PLAY, "Lorle." The scenery and
settings were beautiful. especially In
the first act, where the old country tav-
ern at sunset under the linden trees was
represented with naturalness hardly
to be conceived. "Lorle" is one of Miss
MitchelPs best characters and should be
given again during her stay. '.Little
BarefooW was the play last evening,
which, as 1t always is, was success,
the audience being one OF the largest oil
the week. The ''Pearl of Savoy" to-
might.
WOODS THEATER. - Mrs. Macauley
drew rather large audience at this
house last evening, she appearing in
one of her faYorite roles, that OF "Mrs.
MadiEon Noble" in the play of "Surf."
The play, as we have said before, is most
beautifully mounted, the BEACH at Long
Branch being one of the most reali site
presented at this theater for some time.
I. '~rf' again tonight and at the Satur-
~. fatiRee, Next week Miss Kate
aay N. "Mazeppa."
L ienei "s ~uza Concert, for the beh-
The Big Bon@ Orphan Asy lum, to be
eft Of the Coloreu u this evening.
given at Pixies Ha.
promises to be a success. ,,,
THE NATIoNAL.-"Moneya anu .het is
is the title of sensational play !. ssse
having run at this house, with M.
Alice Placide in the leading role. The
play is full of startling situations, ana
takes we'll with the frequenters OF the
National. A long list Of varieties is
given in addition to the play.
THE OPERA. The Phillips Opera
Troupe drew a large audience last eve
ming. and achieved another grand sue
cess. Tonight "rhe Barber of Seville"
Will be given, with Miss AIDE de Phil
lipps in the great "Music Lesson" scene,
introducing several OF her popular Eng
lish songs.
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r EGAL.-ADMINIsTRA SALE or
IL REAL ESTATE.-By order of the Pro-
2,442, will sci, at Public Auction,on the prem-
ises, all the following described real estate.
to-wit: Lots Nos. l, 2, Z and s, in Calvin's and
Penny's and Calyin'5 addition to the town OK
Harrison, Hamilton county, Ohio, said lots,
Nos. aid 2 lying on Broadway, and lots Nos.
and directly south Of lots No. and O. Lot
No. appraised at $500; lot No. 2, at $2.8D0; lot
No. 2, at $500; lot No at $780, said lots I,2,s
and to be sold at 2 o'clock P. NJ, on SATUR-
DAY, January 21th, 1876. .
Also, all that real estate situated in section
Z, township 2, range /, east OF meridian line
drawn from the mouth Of the Great Miami
the northwest corner. Of said section, thence
east along the section line 600 2-5 chains,
thence south parallel to the State line, 40
chains, to the half section line, thence west
| along said line to the southwest corner Of said
quarter section, thence north along the Stale
| line 40 chains, to the place Of beginning. con-
tanning 2l.6l 3-5 acres Of land, more or less ap-
praised at $S26.
| diately south Of the above tract, in the north-
] west corner of the. .southwest quarter Of said
section 7, beginningsat said corner, thence
| south along the State line l662-l0O chains.
/ thence south s. 10 deg. east 81 100 chains,
thence north parallel to the State line f8 98-100
| chains to the half section line, thence west
4 40 100 chains TO the place Of beginning, con-
| tanning acres, more or less; appraised at
| $208.
Also, the following described real estate, to-
wit: being in Hamilton county, Ohio, and in
section No. Z, township ?, range east, tract
| NO. beginning at stake 90-l0U 2-5 chains
| east Of the northwest corner OF said section.
| thence east along the north section line
9O-1O0 2-5 chains, thence south parallel to tho
State line 90 chains to the half section line.
i thence west with said line 90-10J 2-5 chafnss
| thence north 40 chains to the place OF Begin
ming, containing n 60-lOO 3-5 acres; appraised
i at $7l7
Also, tract No. 2, beginning at stake 449-10a
chains east OF the southwest corner Of the
/ northwest quarter of said section, ON the half
section line, thence with said line east 100
chains, thence south IL deg. and 30 min. west
~ chains, thence north 65s deg, west, ! 95-loo
chains, thence north parallel to the State line
1S 98-l00 chains to the place OF beginnin 8, con
taining IL acres Of land; appraised at $5lx.
AL the said last four described tracts o.
land to be sold at the market square in said
town Of Harrison, at 8 o'clock r. M, on SAT-
estate to be sold free from the dover OF Susan
i j. Jameson. widow OF SAID decedent, except
said lot No. 2, in said addition to the town az
Harrison, which will be sold subject to dover
and homestead, as allowed to said widow
one year, and one third in two years, with in
terest on the deferred payments, secured BIZ
mortgage on the premises sold.
w. ". DAUBENHEYERx
J, Adninistrator OF John M Jameson, deceased.
CALDWELL u CALDWELL, Attorneys.
de3V-otLh 8
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LEGAL.

r EGAL NOTICE.-Henry Denton, of Mon
IL roe, Monroe county, Michigan, is notified
that Jemima Denton, his wife, on the 25th day
of December, A. D. 1875, filed her petition in
the Court of Common Pleas, Of Hamilton coun-,
ty, Ohio, case No 47,Ss5, charging him with
adultery with one Elizabeth M. Large. on the
25th day of May, 1873, at Warrenton, Warren
county, Missouri, and elsewhere in said coun-I
ty and State. before and after that date, and
asking for divorce. certain personal property,
and alimony: that he must answer on or before,
February 10Th, A. d. 1876, or hearing will be
had and decree taken as asked, and that at the
Post-office In the town of Huntsville, Ran
dolph county, Missouri, on the 10th day OF Jan-
p. NJ, dispositions will be taken ON her behalf.
JENNA DENTON, \
by j. &c r. A. JOHNSTON, her Attorneys.
CINClNNATI, o., Dec 20, 1875. de30-6tTh
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WhangdoodIe Notes.


Guard your houses and stores.
Procession will disband on Freeman
street.
1876 viii be tapped on the tire-bells at
midnight.
Mapiewood will have little jamboree
fits own.
The police have instructions to be
vigElant tomorrow night.
WIN. 81. Martin has been selected to
cxgapjze the jamboree procession Fri
day night.
The following military organizations
are to appear in line: Field and Stafi
PYrst Battalion Ohio National Guards,
Ciucfnnati Light Guard, Robinson Light
infantry, Queen City Guards, Cincinnati
Yaeaers, -Irish-American Centennial
GuaYds, Lytle Greys.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

DECKER BROTHERS, Grand Up
rig ht and Square Pianos, the Estey
Organs, and q large assortment OF
various other standard makes of
Pianos and Organs. Purchasers
will find inducements worthy OF
their attention.
ID. HI. BALDWIN " CO.
ia1b.1v-Tu ThNS
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Announcements.

Watch meetings at the various Meth.
odist Churches New Years eve.
Rev. DR.. Cooper will preach at the
watch meeting New Years eve at the
Fifth Presbyterian Church.
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MARRIED..

CLARK-THOMPSON-A the residence OF
G. b. Clark, Of Leland, Illinois, December 2S,
1875, by Rev. Philo Gorton, Mr.. Z. W. CLARK
natl, o.
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+ GAN That Glitters is Not Gold. -

ssAll That Glitters is Not Cold"
. At the Westwood school-house this
evening the above beautiful drama will
be presented by the following young la
dies and gentlemen, the proceeds Of the
entertainment to be applied to the pur-
chase Of piano for the school:
Sir Arthur Laseille. ......... Mr.. John Vattier
Jasper Pmm. m.........."....:.sMr .s MIR. J0nn DAVIS
SsEphen Plum m..............Mr. A. nj. Swartze
n Etds Tlum ihts Eu 1tluUIs
Lady Leatherbrfdge ge...........Miss Lou Miller.
Lady Valeria. .....,.... Miss Belle Swartze
haEtba Gibbs. Miss Mary Minor.
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READ THIS TWICE!

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New England and Middle States. Address
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SOCIETY NOTICE.

II o. r. M.-Members of Wyandot Tribe, No.
Il, 5, will assemble THIS SLEEP 10 elect
Chiefs and pay dues. Last notice.
de30-1t C. S. BELTS, c. Of r.
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Do You Value Your Life il?

TyHEN don't neglect cough. II everything
l. has failed in your case try DR.. NOR
RTS' SYRUP OF TAR, and our word for
it you will find relief 1t is the unfailing rem
edy for all pulmonary disorders, including
blood splitting, croop and whooping cough.
Try it and you will not be disappointed.
j. ID. PARK & SONS, General Agents,
Fourth and Walnut streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.
ie15-Tu. Th&S.tiiie10
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z For the aert tacenty-foaiS hours prob
6li fair or partly cloudy, and soarm toedth-
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TE7J TFT-FuInIsheG tIOut ROOM ana BEL -
Z ROOF 81 week, a.s1 'front.' basement ami ciIoon -
week. Nc. $40 Wes. I7'i -L
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Glu9irI! Jnsir merIs.

IGHrE a. ERNST. old hDuse GO Lights s.
4 Bra.lbUry Offer their -renih TRANSFORMERS os
urce- monthly pas meats, a. AZ East Iths Aso
saut4s a .ulCAS OttAN-.
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4 THIRD-STONY front room and bedroom,
- southern cx ious, vh board 7ud an Tie colts nt
r-i class bno ca r5tIrei ocetlsT or serafaiaV near
e-v.f,i r.I gay station. Terms very modeiaiei iecAt-
4rHtr aud r.f West LUilsJ
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J AUNDBESS and CHARBERMAID. - \
.,iur rfi d. lanurass ant cJuy a-ut, b. willing au1
o.iag Las city references tom l place. 81 West
.Utl
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fnrnlinre.

TOR CASH BUYERS-Velveteens Carpets,
Mattiuga, cloths Cashmere Ovcrcostins. b 'i-o ind seq
Blankets Burlays BuckTams, rheeung Upho.sley GooIs
Lap Robes, &c ANDREW LESTER e Co. 81 BToadWay.-
FURNITURE. CARPETS, and BEDDING
4 Large stock superior quality, and low pnces : r. NJ
COWPERTHWAIT & Co.'S 100 ami l't ChalI'n.s u,
prices for next 80 days Chamber SUITS
from 81. PaIlOr SUITS. from AZ.
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Gin G.ai estate FJr Sale.

TOR SALE or TO LEA hath-hOuse and
i daclm.. apply io r. i.i.3...,, 2-f Pear
EOR SALE-To LET furnished Tor Winter,
g. LEASE 1utu --.t large aua small J. w ELL -
ol auo uenr riItl bs, sun Far 90 aly r.
Gu,ad Il.es O4le~ is or IS fsfi -c. .uts. u.ist
v. IL. STEVENS n, II.
VAOUES. Commissioner Of Deeds, 20 Astor
a. ht.s.. JACTt @. AsIqIy public, 90 Aston House.
JAQ. rs. Comm sYDer Ior en- late-, Aatel --ouse
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Brooklnu Real estate for sale.

NOR SALE or LFASF-StOrage Stores Nos
and atlantic Dock front 1r Flst and at0iIin
JIsrniIior Ferry. Appy a. ". ia. rCHILti ELIN a Co.
no Wll4mst
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Uinier Hesoris.

D0YAL VICTORIA HOTEL, Nassau, N. p,
IL Bahaml-.-Now oren. The most ddghtfil climate IN
and the TIP two days For part cuiu- address
JAMES LfDGERNOOD, 7js Broadway y Y.
CANTA CRUZ, WEST iNDIES.-Renowned
- for ss!lbrity OF climate and beauty of sceneiy.
RTLUWSMlNDF,
palace 0f the for guests Terms
moderate For uamphes with nl paTcuar apply a a. n.
VAN rICKLEN Eibh0p0c No. 1873 Nassau st. sew YORK.
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Drocklnn propertn Go Get.

ITO LET or for SALE, 500 CartOn-ave.. near
Prospect Parz-Besautiful 2siory, high stoOp Blown
all proven nray IN trst lars order
rutland q WHITING, D BeeEman-sb
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Dertistrp.

NITROUS OXIDE GAS.-Teeth extracted
~ without pain. Dr. HAsBRoUck, formerly operator
painless extraction If teeth al LISA Broadway, corner OF
2G,hst
SOMETHING NEW! CHEAP and BEAUll-
~ FUL-Ny Rose Pearl Plates Indicating color and -n
stanco or ariihcal teeth, excel every lining hefetonre OF
fcTcd beauty strength and gtnrSs only 20 ~ son
Ia D. appreciated maze In DAY and only Al 10 so per
cal and Also best Rubber sets from Slu :"
Platna. 40. Extracting urlcf aas
DT r q. WAIT, a. East Twenty "a ri - near M--iNf
HHE ARTIFICIAL TEETH constructed by
Dr. GEO. II MODL1ANN, 5S2 5d-aye, near ahtA-1'
are pronounced by crowning hight OF dental ar
Best -ets. $40. tZ0. $50
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6clp iDanteI-- females.

NSEANTED-na pri vafe family Of 'hree adults,
w -rl-g active -r o. ao 0EN i;ltAI Hou .-H oak
OBJ a Nuos, AL AID fODcs sa have
issr nfnr ED apgt cal betgss.
SAD al a H. 10 carroll 81, hFookLp
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Real eslale 60 gketanss.

pLOCK Of low priced LOTS in Brooklyn nm
~ ractfnbrr E& lHANGE lot improvod pfoyrf5 IA
iILAND d wuITIHG ; RoeEmsn ST.
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6c,p uaniso--a lileo.

2. IN IT ID Dffm1u IN a news and book
- gtarfuiu Mlnf pee iltel aad Jlis
PERCENT 4ua.tt giving r.I~f tA.f. ryl'iVar ALL
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Goteis.

MARLBOROUGH HOUSE, 3S5 corner 9Th
Va ave-. murray H.-AIBorcAA plan The u ~ art Eii
INV olio ialu hotel tie CITY. ios suitos AMI eie
Fc,yns a uic4erato f.trh.
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VVANTED-Bv = respectable person, q sitUl-
~ Ton 30 Csc TorE uf private family Can be seen a.
80 AZ e-r -lt.tnt, i.4r r't.-e.