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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
70 TIE DAILY GYTELL1sENoER
GENERAL NEWS.
Selse of the White House by al
Army Of 0fficeseekers.
A New Method Of Taxing Whis
key.
Political Murder in Louisiana.
WASHINGTON.

WAsHISGToE, D. c., May 93.-several
days ago a letter was received by the
President, purporting to be from ]. r,
Lewis, Chief Justice Of Washington Ter.
ritory, reslgning that position, and con-
cluding with the remark that on retiring
to private life, he was in full accord with
the reconciliation policy Of the President.
Not suspecting the genuineSs Of the let.
ter, the President yesterday appointed
Associate Justice Green, Of the same
court, to GIL the vacancy supposed to be
occastoned by the alleged resignation.
This morning information was received
from Judge Lewis and others by
telegraph pronouncing the letter u
forgery, and Senator Mitchell represented
these facts to the President, who there.
upon reversed his action OF yesterday,
thus continuing Judge Lewis in Office.
A similar fraud was practiced six or sew
en- years ago while Judge Lewis was Chief
Justice Of Idaho. A letter Of resignation
having been received by the President,
his successor was appointed and confirm
ed by the Senate before be had time 10
defeat the fraud, and therefore he had no
remedy at the time.
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The President has appointed Edward
?. johnson, U. s. Attorney for Wyoming
vice Richard A. Watts resigned, and Ga.
briel G. Wharton, U. S. Attorney for the
District Of Kentucky, vice II. +. Finley
removed.
The question OF issuing neutrality
proclamation in relation 10 war between
Russia and Turkey has not yet been fer.
mally considered by the administration
Secretary Evarts still has the subject
under advisement and no decision has
been reached concerning it. There seems
however TO be very little probability that
any such proclamation will under exist.
ing circumstances be deemed necessary.
APPLYING ron INFLUENCE.
Numerous applications are being made
to the State Department for assistance to
procure positions 10 the medical corps
and various other branches OF the Rus.
sian military service. To all such appli.
cations Secretary Evarts responds that
in view Of our neutrality obligations the
department cannot render any assistance
OF the nature indicated.
THE SIEGE or OFFICE HUNTERS.
Another throng visited the Executive
Mansion to-day. Two or three de!ega,
tions interested in the appointments Of
various parties TO office were admitted
and explained their views to the Presi.
dent.
RESIGNED.
Hon. Geo. II. Baker, Minister to Rus.
sia, has resigned.
TAXED By WEIGHT.
A change in the method OF determining
The tax on whisky, high wines and dis.
titled products, using weight instead OF
the present bulk measurements is under
consideration by the officials Of the In,
ternal Revenue Bureau, and is favored
by some OF the largest distilIers in the
country. 1t is believed that the change
proposed will secure u better and sim.
pier collection Of the revenues and at the
same time completely protect distillers
who are willing to pay their taxes due
the Government from the losing compe.
tition with those rivals in business who
are not.
NOT SPRING REsERvATToN.
The President issued the Executive
order to-day, reserviug the Pagosa Hot
Springs and one square mile OF land sur.
rounding them in Colorado, as perma.
nent public property. These Springs are
considered valuable for medical purposes
and this action is taken with a view to
prevent future difficulties concerning
them, such as have caused trouble in the
case OF the Arkansas Hot Springs.
A POSTAL TOUR SOUTHWARK.
The Postal Commission will leave to,
morrow morning for another Southern
tour. They will be accompanied by Post.
master General Key, and Mcssrs. Vail
and Marshall, Superintendents Of the
railway mail service.
THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
The Secretary OF State, by direction oil
the President, has now under considera.
tion what measures will be recommended
to the Cabinet 10 form basis OF the plan
of the representation Of the United States
government and people at the Paris Ex'
position in 1878.
A commission will soon be issued ap.
pointing Dr.. VIM. P. Jones Postmaster Al
Nashville in plcce Of DR.. Hawslock.
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FRANCE.

Overwhelmingly Against Mac.
MRhOn.
VIENNA, May ga Paris dispatch
gives the following: France will doubtless
pronounce overwhelmingly against Pres
ident MacMshon at the elections il the
Senate gives a majority in favor OF disso-
luton, which is very doubtful. The re.
tusal Of the Senate to authorize dissolu-
tion would inevitably cause MacMahon's
resignation.
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PRocIAINtIN0 A HOLY WAR.

LONDON, May pa Vienna special
says that the Sheik Vi Islam proclaim.
ing holy war against Russia, and the
almost Simultaneous announcement from
ConStantinople OF the departure OF the
Sultan for the Danube has been decided
upon, would seem to show that the I'D.
vice OF those who looked upon the pres
ent struggle as one Of existence for the
Ottoman Empire, has gained asceudency
in the councils Of the Porte.
A dispatch from Pera says that por-
tion Of the ArdGhan garrison took the
road to Ardanutsch, having cut its
way through the Russian column, which
endeayored to intercept 1t.
The Russians are said to have closed
in upon the rear Of Batoum, which is
once more seriously threatened,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
To TaE HoN. O. l. cRANMrn.

Inc undeIslgned merchants and b,,,lnes, man a
nS eIy o. MheSling rVcogniEIng the abIlity ana
GaPaeity with which you have hilsd AZ oiies N
JnaSe o. the Municipal Court Of Wheeling ios ~
s.n,,iS ,s LSgL yea respectfully request yOa % b
event an earnest and cordial ehdonqfnsnf. '''7'
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RocHEsrER, May 2S.-w. 81. Hosmer,
lthe poet, died at Avon this morning.
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Weather Indications.
WAR DEPARTMRNr, !
0gV1cE OF THK CHIEB SIGNAL OTYicKR,

PROBABILITIES
For the Lower Lakes, rising barome-
ter, stationary or falling temperature,
winds mostly from the northeast and
northwest, partly cloudy weather with
areas OF light rain.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
rising barometer, stationary or lower
temperature, north winds and clear or
partly cloudy weather.
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Marine News.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2S.-Arrived-
Steamer Lord Give, from Liverpool.
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waEELlx0, Nay 10, ISL.

MetrPi. q 4, LImb, Carl, CaHvsu and cthey,
HtsnI0sr5g the Bar n 0hio c0ERiyi
GESIs-APprecIatng highly the expression Of
your kind and generous sentiments as ruutaInei h
lhe foregoing card, readily acquieee IN your re-
guest TO become n candidate for reelection, IA tbe
othee Of JudgeC Ct the Municipal Court Il WbteIinS
promising II ie.electsd 70 that podton TO endeaTSr
10 secure BY hlthiul and impartial dischar2e or
Us duties continuance Of your approval and ie-
Satu. Very respectfully youu,
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The citizens OF that part Of Washington
known os Georgetown, arc at fever neat
over the steps being taken by certain par.
ties residing in Western Pennsylvania
and near the Virginia line, to make good
their claim to large estate, situated
mostly in Georgetown, and comprising
nearly 45O acres Of land, now valued at
nearly three millions Of dollars. The
original owner was named Blackmore,
and his claim, OF rather that OF his TWEEN.
ty heirs, seems to have considerable foun.
dation. The parties interested in this city
have employed counsel, and the case
promises to be very interesting one.
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LONDON, May 23,-The Poll llaQ Ga
:ette has Paris dispatch saying thai
President MacMahon has requested Dor
Carlos to leave France tonight,
M'MAHoN AND THE NEWSPAPERS.
PARIS, May 23.-Prosecutions have
been instituted against the provincial
papers MarSeltaise and Paris for insulting
President McMahon.
La Pdtrie says: The idea Of postpon
ing the exhibition Of 1873 is seriously
entertained in consequence Of the com
plicated condition Of foreign affairs, bu
no decision has yet been reached. Many
sub.prefects have resigned.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
France Overwhelmingly Against
MaCMahOI.
AustrO Hungary GIamors for
War.
MacMahOn ThrOttllng the News.
papers.
A Serious Check to the Advance
of the Russian Army.
WAR NOTES.
Tunis DIsauieted.

1UNh" WEHVUKVttN.
BERLIN, May 23.-The North Ger.
man Ga:ette says that Russia has de-
clared to Tunis that Il military or pecu.
mary aid is rendered to the Sultan the
Bey must prepare TO see his capital
bombarded. The Tunis government ia
also disquieted by the concentration Of
the French force on the frontier.
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Simms, the ex-slave, who made such a
stir in Boston twenty odd years, ago has
applied to Attorney General Devens for
an office. Il is query what Mr.. Deyens
will do. Ii he does, or il he don't some.
body will bounce him pretty lively, and
yet the colored element must have "rec
ognition."
The Richmond postoflicc question l.
settled, and Miss Van Lew loses her head
A gentleman named Forbes gets the place
The persistent plnck Of the lady, who ha.
been lighting for two months to retain
the place, had awakened considerable
sympathy in her behalf.
The Baltimore delegations are expected
this week, when the President announces
be will settle the question OF who shall
be Postmaster at the Monumental City.
No set OF men have so persis;ently annoy.
ed Mr.. Hayes as have these Baltimoreans,
and he will draw breath Of relief a.
their coat tails 60 flying eastwardfor the
last time. Itis said that Gen. Tyler feels
sure OF getting the appointment.
On Monday night a terrific wind storm
did great damage to this city, unroofng
houses, and blowing some down; and last
night another storm, mostly Of rain,
thunder and lightning, flooded her streets
as il water.spout had broken. The
Thermometer stands at about 9O'.
WHEELING.
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no The HON. GIB.oN l. cRANMEa.

The undersigned members Of the Ohio County
Court o. wheeling being atIshed that no ono eoid
more faithfully and atlalaetoEily All the poStIou
o. Judge Of that Court than you have dond dufinS
the present term, and recognizing The luparilSIIfy
sourtesy, Industry and learning with which y6s
nave berloEmed the duties Of such position IN th0
plst, DO most eaIneatly request and urEe that you
shall consent to be candidate foF reoeist tioS n
the approaching election. s'>' ''S' -
Yours, very truly,
Daniel Peck, Dlnlel Lamb
A. J, Clark, Allred CaidTelI
IChn D. Pendletou, r. q. BSTr.
Geo. B. Caldwell, Henry N. Russell
Wm. r. Hubbard, WV. CoVien
4. II. Cochran, w, w. Afnetf.
Llnch 4 Thompson, Jno. L, McKennan.
haSnIeai FORBES, Lewis s. Jordan,
= " Taylor, 7. ]. HuguS
D. Ewing, I. p. Jones
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WASHINGTON, May 90, 1877.

Mueh eomneal d nads heIe among
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Another throng visited the Executive
Mansion to-day. Two or three delega.
tions interested in the appointments OF
various parties to office were admitted
and explained their views to the Presi.
dent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
Az ADTBRTISING DODGE.

Mr.. Dion BOucicault has wcll-eamed fame
than any other living getting himself advertised
gratis. His usual custom has been TO write an
abusive letter to the newspapers. At pres
sent he varies 1t by writing letter TO
his Manager with the guicess aud unsophstcated sug
gestOn al the close that liberty 70 make any use
Of the ncosed he peases" The Manager, who was not
born yesterday either promptly replies in tier quite
as smart rs r Boucicauls and forwards both TO the
presS-which prints not, as is good nature OF tue
crowded state OF its columns may suggest.
The only really thing in Mr. Boucicaults letter
is the exposure Of bis acerated feelings. In the state
ment that he would prefer not to advertise in The Ik
UNR This IS his reason: 81 object to advertising ~
The TRIBUNE az all and decline TO share the expenses OF
It, would prefer 10 take no notice OF lHL
TRIBUNE in exchange for TIE TRBUSE's taking
no notice OF me or my works. l cannot make TINS
stimulation with y0u because, OF course II you attach
any value whatever 10 press favor, have no Hght
10 en- brou YOU with any newspaper" Alas ana
alos Mr Bouclcaultl you cannot even make TINS
stimulation with TIE TRIBUNE Doubtless you Wish
Won could ana had before the last notice 1t took OF
Won You would not then have been driven 90 showing
in this way howyou still writhe under the treatment you
then provoked Mr. Fskc The upsho Of the whole
business in single sentence of his terse and
sensible reply: Tie plain English OF your
letter really Is that you prefer your own mode OF
advertising 20 mine" Mr. Fiske ia right. That is Just
what NJ. BoUcIcaut does Wcfcr-and not wlthou. rea
con- Nj B0uccau could give him odds IN the fine art
Of getting his advertisements free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
PUBLIC OPINION.

Tie Republican party cannot afford to take
step backward aud is not disposed 90 DO so. It. has no
desire % abandon its pas ~ glorious record even
though President with massive head and morbdlv
9uiabe heart demands the sacrifice Cuca republican
(RrpJ
The Chandler manifesto against President
aves s treated with deserved ridcule. Like Tdeu
ri small er scale Chandler q with grievance lie
Fl. very small specimen. politically and otherwise in
fact "Ittle IN tine Conklng Of tie wOTd.-syra-
Cji,e Journal C3epJ
II HAYES sulTenders to his Republican enc
mics fAcy will hold him IN greater contempt than ever.
n BE- maintains his present attitude and fights 0ut on
tais line they viii make him wish that hc had remained
u tine gue shades OF Fremont, Ohio. Ia either event
me Democrats cln afford 20 wait and enjoy the eight
rUuca Observer lDem)
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,o.. r,,,nor Arrosmith widow Of John II Arrosmth n
Rs,ye ssd ends q the family respectfully INVITED
"a e funeral iren the rssiss"S an wisesdsy jan
2 at o'clock -.
Bfrrs FRO city Tera Dec IS Of typhoid fegeT ~ tss
q can snd MaT ~ f. r. Betts u Norwalk Conn.
CAULDwELr-OD sunday Dec. 80, Henry W. Cau'"e"' !"
ss s ven ayn sfI ehas q The family 70
attend the funeral from ats residence no 20 ha' %'
a. on wednesday morning. Jan. 3 az 10 O'clock
HuBBELL-At sing sing y y Friday, Dec 81 is1 .,
congestion Of the langs, Kitty H. HoDDeib u4us' "
piatIves ana friends are attend the funeral
D. m
J6Hvsov-on Sunday. Dec 80, stephen johnson, in the
FS1sr sary6es a. his late residence No $50 Malisonave
16trent az s. Andrews charch Richmond :. L. with SER
RELATIVES IS ah friends are respectfully invited to attend
KEcKIn Philadelphia Dec d. Of yphod fsyer George o,
KIssAwOn saturday after shor. illness, Benjamin fred
Rsyes aud rrisads Of hs family respectfully invited 70
9I,ena ~ 40 I,lS.t ic T ~ Giicy brooklyn.
The remains vii be taken 10 Nanhasse FOR nternent
Of tho latS Henry c Brown, Of Pitisa5d. Mas
MOTLEY-On saturday afternoon Dec ~ 80 aver IN, IN.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
PALMER-In Newark sunday, Dec. 30 1871 a. oeoc5
OF fever aired Hanson yognges so o.
Intcrnent Was MONT Pleasant Cemetery the AFTER
noon Of the same day.
James " Phyie. and daughter oi Tlc late j. J. g. 1ii.h
The ~ atve- and II The family are respectfully IN
yf.d 10 attend the funeral services a; her atc residence,
No Is East jjtfst. Monday Decsut en- 81 az y. H.
Iuterment -miIhO0n on Tuesday N0h0Wefs.
REDFIELD-At the residence o. hs daughter IN Port
Clcsr after short illness T. Reineld 10 the I'm
OF his
Tie iunera win held at Port Chester on Monday De
81, p O'Clock and lriends OF t1e IlNiy aAo 10
specially Invited 10 attend
sTERIING-At Poushkeepse on saturday Dec % 1871
William e. sterling. In the -6th year n hls age . 49,
Funeral Monday Dec 81 at p n from his A'e
residence.
TUOMPsON-Ou Friday Dec % Mary Amelia. vie q VII
liam Ner.y THOMPSON, ln she 9Th year oi Dor axe
Relatives invited without iilcl hlls -
attend tie fautrli at ZOn Church, M2As94fe
and 3-th.st Monday, Dec. 81, az D. n
THOMAS suddenly. Thursday, Dec. p, u D. Thomas
.1 his SD year. ,o,, o..
SERVICES his residence lol West 4tth, at 4V@J a. ~
Monday. Dec. 81 omit flowers -.
Intrrueit 40 bloomfield " j. arrival - 10 D NJ tran
VAN BUREN-On saturday. Dec. -. Ms Angelica Van
Buren, widow OF The late colonel AOiam ian blfes Al Ao
The r. atyes AMI friends o the family respectfully Invited
10 attend her funeral WEDNESDAY m0r1lug Jan = ~ ~
oc0cz nom Grace Church broadway, wil1oG1 turIheE
notice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
DIR. DAMROS-HS MATINEE.

The orchestral selections for the tenth Of the
Damr0sch matiuees were Rats FIuhlngskiDge sym
llOuy, aud Wagueis Kaisemarsch," with final chorus.
Between these two pieces came German war-souS by
Juus Rez, sung with spirit by the Ari0n male chorus;
an au0avm0u, song, "Sachthee," soritonor SOLO and
iaa.e chorus, with piano forte accompaniment well
executed 1y Dr. DamrJsch's young cello rom ANA
by David Pepper. OF VIENNA played by Mr. William Pop
PEI member of the orchestra and brother, We believe, Of
tie composer; and air FROM spohrs Jessoda, sung
Very badly by Mr. Jacob Graf TIE labors OF re-
AeaIsa. seemed 20 have been expended chiefly upon
The " HAS rmarscA." That was n0bly given, and
Lr Ar)n chorus. though hardly strong enough fJT the
orchestra came IN 40 the close with admirable effect
4he symphony, which originally made known %
America 40 the first Of Dr. Damrosch's matn6es not
We played and the uuwelc1me truth forces itself upon
u A't MS orchestra Is not sustaining tho position IL as
s-nea 10 tae beginning Of the season. second hear
IA OF ilHs work satisfies more than ever that 1t is
Vastly inferior 10 his "L'nore" ard I'm Wade" II is
iefe enough u IDEAS but the ideas are commonplace
All tle treatment Is hackucyed aad piOux.
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THE STORHING or KIRS.

II appears from the account OF the sjOrmlng
NJ t-,r sent by the correspondent OF The L0a2a Deity
v,rs that the first Ouwork sealed by leaning ddcrs on
the steep parapets. was the HATS Pasha Taba, the
massive redoubt OF which had been previously destroyed
during the bombaidmeut The Arab troops posted there
left the Iamparts, the turres, and the Intervening
trenche, in headong flight. abaG4oningi the field
picces too which were placed in them. At the
same time the "a Brigade OF Moscow Grenadlers
assailed the souvary and the Kanly Tabias The
former an ordinary redoubt was carried but the
latter very strong fort, wa enacousy defended ana
occasloned the loss Of many gallant officers and men.
General Count Grabbe. Jealous and distinguished
soldier the father % four children led his column on horse
back ON the Kany Tabia. At about IL o'clock however
two bullets simultaneously pierced his breast aud put
sion 20 his gallant He expired before reaching
the ambulance only a few weeks ago be had been
decorated with the OF ST. George for his yaorous
behaviour al the stormng OlArdahan. met him some
DAYS before the BATTLE the correspondent says ana ne
showed me then other such crosses which be had
received by the post from his wife and his sister as
a congmtulatory present. 'iou see, he SAID smlhS
in a melancholy way am well provided, should lose
pcrchanre my cross observed him often kneelng be-
fore bis iadbed absorbed in prayer and medationwith
his head buried IN he cushions. Colonel Blumerng OF
the sa2pers, assumed then the command OF that
brigade and seized with iron grasp the formidable
rcdan. lie and the pony DE Is accustomed to ride seem
o Doe s,turoof ~ on several occasions. especially ot
storm " bullets. Toe cFihWofNs "l tHt hthiy Id"ld
taken iv c,callde, ana tEe lfl.oh was dVth od
bf the bayuucL captain h"iihi@A'' OF tE9 'a-lolol
regiment tao first ou the ladder ON IN" crown
ui ts rampant Tie handle Uf 90. sword was torn away,
and hl, clothes spit o. RAGS by bullets and ha'onets
leaning aaiust the wall found % ro bc about tnree
wards too short, an hEaTd circumstance which might
have LEI o. failure had ~ nos been Tor the demOFaiLcd
AZ ~ tnr ll
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Vow ARorr A MARYLANp SENATOR.

is NOT nearly well ascertdHcd could wish. There
would br no making the prediction that be-
viii be- found siding with the Jones party, and ne may
indeed support the Veto but hardly think thar he
can DE quoted sound the financial issues as senator
WHITE Unless he does stand on the ground bis
colleague subtraction col name must be made from
THE TEIgt MS i Of those who NAV De depended upon
10 nul tie silver Bal % the last, and while wc hope Tor
the best from senator Dennis, do not view him as
fully committed against the infaionlsts and rcpudll
tioui,t. A declaration OF his convictions by his
own authorization would Doe very gratifying Ia
the people Mari land just IL Is true that bis
party u is state As phatci pronounced il all te
CONVENTIONS FOR the strctest ma utenancc 0i the National
honor ana public credit but tue Western mania has
f.rrd ID recently and four Of the Maryland KepTcseut
tive ia the lower House or Congress have already proved
recreant 90 the pledges OF the Maryland Democracy-a
precedent that Dir. Dennis may, perhaps, follow.
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The Commercial Agency.
NrKILLOP & sPRAGUE CO.


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pared aud wiz be published aier the 1T possible
IT WILL CONTAIN; A COMPLETE LIST OF
ALL THE MANUFACTURERS AND BUSINESS
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WITH NUMERALs GIVING CREDIT AND CAP.
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FULL LIST OF NATIONAL AND STATE
BANKS
NAME AND ADDRESS OF EVERY PRIVATE
BANKER.
The compilation made from detailed report; az The oaces
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This Agency was the rst undertake the reporting Of Tie
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tematic use Of Intelligent travelling agents and BY the EN-.
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The REGISTER Will found most valuable assistant "a
every Banking and Commercial Hoase in the country.
And efficient and economical COLLECTION AGENCY Is
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