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THE TRADES.
STEAMERS. &c.

MOB POTOAAC RIVlK 3AANDU0O-
Il The Steamer NATTANO, Capt.
". II. BYlcs, Win make three tr1ps
Gach Week, two 10 NOMNIYEIzRY
mediate landings going and retuI Ming. Tor further
wood Ofsce, I1i1 ana S15 Pnnsylvania aVsnu0,
ma 3 TEn'f loot e. ~ ;Rd sos Agent
CUNNEH ARRAM9EMHNF.
f0R NORFOLK, 19ETREss acsROs AND
Ths svift and elegant ifsn Steamer LADY OF
VII VII .Ah ls.1. o'g ssh. g; q Bo @Ss1
NTH turtle. notice, sveay NON: ....
p.m., connecting With steamers for Boston, Provi-
ma sATURDAY. e O'Clock .. n.
Steamer JOHN w. THOMFSON. Captain JOIN
=. WOOD. leaves her wharf, terni.
ans Of 5th ana 9th street hneof ears,
g In. thrse times PER Meel. fer .-...
lnteGmediate landings each trip. Days Of 1AilinG.
Rme - Steamer Aattano.
For further Information. apply Of the once, over
ns Co1Spsn9s Wal loot Of sR ss1sss n'' OF u
s: = 1% %sSsC1srLLsS AH HtssI: BACON. F1''1
sTEANERS FOB NEW xU8K.
To- 5teamen JOHN &lBSON ana + q
H1;NI9HT asesnasey leave Pier a E.st A2&A
every sATURDAY ct 8 pm; George
Town every MONDAY, and Alexandria anne day.
freight taken 1t lowest rates. fc. inflammation
g o 3: 2. 4. DENHxE. Agent. Water strsss.
spaa-0 SAMUEL BACON. President.
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CHARLES A. JAMES, Trustee.
j. L. COLDW ELI, Salesman. au1Z8-,ttd

ID dated December Goth, 1877. and duly re- -
corded in her No. 876 folio 200. Of the land
records s. tor the District OF Columbia, and by
Iwil proceed to sell at pubic auction. ia front Of
the premises, on MONDtY Septem her Oh 1873.
B. F. Gilbert's subdivision Of square 70 675, in
the city Of Washington, in the District aforesaid.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. and the residue
In three equal instalments, at six, twelve and
eighteen months with interest for which the notes
trust the property sod and II the terms OF sale
be not complied with within five days from day Of
sale, the property will be resold at risk and cost Of
defaulting purchaser. after three days notice in
the Evening Star newspaper. Conyeyancing at pur-
chaser'S cost. e. NJ. MOUSSE Trustee
". B. WILLIAMS. Auct'r. aug3O-eo&ds
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GERlGAN LLOYD,

NOByH GEHMAN LLOYD
D1ILlEHIP LINE BRfWI1H NV YORK.
E0UTHAXPf0H AND BR1A1A,
The steamers Of this Company win sail every Sat.
ufdAy from Bremen Pier, foot OF Third z~So0A
street. HobOksn. Rates Of passage: &4EN
Don, HAvre kni Bremen, first cabin. 800; second
eabin. y0 gold: stesrase, $50 currency: FOR freight
apl-6m Bowling Green, NeW Yerk,
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
UxN001S 01s00sf Aucer0uoo1Ss
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT ON l. STREET. BETWEEN ~ AND
e1H STREETS SOUTH WET, AT AUG

TON.
By virtue Of q deed Of trust gwen to us, -
and duly recorded Ia Liber No. 867 folio 276 f::H
one OF the land records OF the District OIL
the premises. on FRIDAY, the 18Th day Of Sep:
TENDER. A. d. 1878, 1t B O'Clock p. m, all that
certain piece or parcel Of ground situated, lying
and being In the city Of Washington, District OF
Coumbs, and known and described as being all of
original Lot numbe red nine 80, in Square num-
bered five hundred 900 according to the original
provements, ways, easements rights. privileges
and appurtenAnces to same belonging or in any
wise AplertAining. This Lot Is improved by .
Frame Dwelling. House.
Terms: ORe-third cash; balance in ak, twelve
and eighteen months, notes TO bear interest at 8
per cent. per Annum, and TO he secured by deed Of
trust on the premises sold. II the terms OF sale
not complied with within seven days, the Trustees
reserve the right to resell the property 1T the risk
ana cost OF the defautiug purchaser after giving
five days notice Of such resale In some newspaper
published In Washii gtan. D G. Cnnveyancfpg at
purchasers cost. deposit Of 500 required ut
lime of sale.
sep4-eosds u WI r siG n LON Arr, Trustees.
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u H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME
DWELLIN&-N0. 81 STREET NORTH.

WEST.
By virtue Of deed of trust, dated August -
23d, A. d. 1871, duly recorded In Liber No. s.fD
652, folio 49, one Of the land records for the .l
District Of Columbia, and at the request Of the
party secured thereby, shall sell at public auc-
ton, In front OF the premises. on MONDAY. Sep
TENDER 9th, 1873. at 6x O'Clock p. all that GER
tain parcel OF ground, situate in the city Of Wash
ington. u. g, known as lot numbered nineteen
(18), In DavidSOn's recorded subdivision of square
numbered three hundred and sixty-seven (36),
together with the improvements, &C.
and Isl months WITH saa en V Of
trust on the property sod all cash, at the option
OF the purchasers $10O deposit at time OF SALE and
all cenveyancing at purchasers cost. Terms 10 be
complied with In lays otherwise the trustee re-
serves the right to resell the properly at the risk
and cost OF the defauting purchaser after five days
advertisement.
CHARLES A. JAMES, Trus+ee.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
DUNCANsON Bros. Auct,oneers.

nUNCANsON Bros. Auct,oneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF FIVE Two-sroRY
IOTTAGE FRAME DWELLINGS, AND
Hhos hhR N5MH gy1tP1 6S 49s SIT
s EXENTH on AND nGHTH STREETS
By virtue Of deed Of trust given to "a dated -
Ny hs lss and 9, duly ss0rdsa IN Lsss
d 4dd the ssth L az ;yS q 1S IS 4 iss
al tai pieces parcels and
lo, + Il Is IS Is: e, Il: .. = 81 81 $ and
seher with ii The Wns s. 60
e Ss ss,
Fl and Il arc unlmpro,sd and iron. on
Lot IL being At the eerner of h and 7th streets
Lots Il. le. II and n are unimproved and front
Lots L 4, = and % are improved by svo-ssory
ann iU .tta fontins on 1m street, between
Les s s. ana S .ss un,mDroved and front on 9Th
Lots 81 and "a are improved by two-story Frame
DWELLINGS, and front on 9th street, between Ii and
Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve
~ Of an
o St. dns ss Of the
soon as sold. II the terms OF sale not compiled
with within seven days from day OF SALE the Trustees
reserve the right 70 resell the property at the risk
and cost Of the defaIlting purchaser. upon giving
sa ,s s.s Sk .if'i {; ,s'.s
%TIE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED,
on account of the weather, until WEDNESDAY,,
the 4th day Of September, A. u. 1878, same hour
augso-a 5 SSsE1 H e K4GFrn.s Trustees.
u j. STELLWAGEN, Auctioneer, 6l3 TIN st.
TRUsTFEs' SALE OF A TWO-sToRY AND
sOU1 SIDE OF ''F'' STREET, mo. SO, }
Between North Capitol Street and New Jersey
Avenue northwest.
By virtue Of a deed of trust, dated August II
18th, 1873. and duly recorded in Liber No. t!
826 folio 478, one OF the Land Records fOrlS8
the written request Of the party secured thereby,
we will sell at public auction, in front of the
premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 4th dav OF Sep
tember, A. ID. 1878, at 81 O'Clock D. m, all that
certain piece or parcel Of ground, lying and being
in Wa hington city, District of Columbia, and
being known and distinguished Lot numbered
seventy-two, az, In A6ner B. elly's recorded
hundred and twenty 1928. together with the
Improvements thereon, consisting OF nearly new
twO-stOry and basement Brick Dwelling, with
modern convenences.
Terms: One-third cash; and the balance In one
and two years, at per cent. interest per annum,
hundred dollars required at time of sale, and all
cOnveyancing at purchasers cost. Terms to be
complied with in seven days.
MAhLON Ash FORD, (rrnstaee
MARTIN M. ROHRER, Aius'oo''
augA-eo&ds
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A LII WHO VALUE THHR SI8HT to Know
"A the best Ono Dollar GLASS @@@
AS accurately suited to the eye, ct \e w.
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The New York herald., 1878-02-20

Cow BAY. Oh. Feb ls-Arrivsd. steamer Tamborcgsh
Br) Fraser John NIB tand sailed PM. lsth for New
York;. -
DExgRARA rob l9-In port schr Joseph Baker, Davis.
from New York, arrived 18th; brig Potomac tBr) Wilson,
for Baltimore. to ssil 2lsG -.
FALxoUrn, Js, Feb l-Arriveds schr George , H. Mills
HAVANA, Feb l9. 80 AN Arrived steamer Niagara,
Curtis. New York 49,.
erts rom Liverpool Portland; Ahambra lBr). McEiheny
from New York). st Johns NF; Nefoundland (Br) dot
Beta (Br), Bermuda and st Thomas
sailed i4th, bark Leonora (Beg), Newell from New
York, Liverpool. -,
LAGuNA. Jan 2l-Arrived. brig Chwlotte Buck smith,
Sainann sail about Feb o for New York.
Sailed 27, schr Susan Stetson, Merry. Now York
MANILA Feb SIN pors. bark Eisnors. Losberg tor Bos
ton via loilo.
PRocRKso. Feb l-Arrved, schr Poosi. Curtis. Deme-
rara fand sailed Feb for New York;.
Sailed an d schr IndianoIa. Bloom. New Orleans.
In post Feb 8, bark Grenada Pressey for New York
davs -.
FLYNN Point Lobos.
ST. ionS, NB. Feb 16-Arrived, briggs Rothesay (Br)
Conway lsth ship sally (Br,. Atkin, Southwest Pass
bark Emma Mari tBr). Snieds Savannah
Cleared i6.h. bark FnnniesM ,I'r, Loary. Dublin
VALPARAISO. Jan S-Arrved, bark n Boynton Mason,
Wilmington. Cal chartered to load for New York or Bos
ton).
Arrived Feb 8, skip Magellan. johnson, Boston.
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
JUSTICE FOR THE INDIANS.

public meeting was held last night at Cooper In
situte Tor purpose OF coucertng measures ior the
obtainment Of Justice Tor the Indians Mr.. Peter
Cooper was elected president, Mr.. Bronson Murray
vice president and Mr.. Leander Thompson secretary
OF the meeting. 'Fathor" Beeson delivered ad
drcss in which no represented the conduct OF tho
vbfe immigrants toward The aborgincs OF the
West as atrocious in tho worst degree He said
that wherever the Indians had any opportunity
they grew In numbers in civilization and in influence
and that they naturally most excellent people
and never resort treacnery or cruelty until goadod
TO desperation ty tho wrongs perpelrated on them.
In co oncludng he moved resolutions to the effect that
the Indians entitled 10 much OF the land as is
necessary for their subsistence and advance
ment; that, when unmolested they have progressed;
progress have been afforded them, and that II Is
now the duty OF civilized people TO see that their
rights respected 1t was. therefore, proposed that
a committee OF gentlemen be appointed, who should
invite number OF ladies' TO cooperate with them In
communicating with tho government anu the Indians
aud arranging plan for the settlement OF existing
difficulties.
These resolutions unanimously adopted. and
the following committee was appointed Peter
Cooper, bronson Murray, Leander thompson Judge
Carter, Doctor Weeks, and Messrs. Hale, SwacKham-
mer Merritt and Pratt Peter Cooper and otner gen.
tcnen delivered short speeches culogstic Of the red
man and condemnatory OF tho frauds and violence so
often practiscd against him.
Eersons adjourned at about ten T. M TIL next Tues.
atUnt
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
BURGLARS DISCOVERED.

The lower part OF the Twenty-thrd ward. In
GLIDING Melrose and Morrisania has been infested for
several weeks by burglars, who succeeded IN entering
and robbiug six residences. On the night OF Janu-
ary 10 the residence OF Edgar Williams, on
Prospect avenue. was entered by burglars. and
property valued at $500 carried of. On tho
night OF tho 18th the residence Of George A. Block,
on 147th street and Tnten avenue robbed OF prop
ery valued at S4O0 Tho residence OF Patrick q. Fen-
ning Of Cypress avenue. near the Southern Railroad,
was robbed ON the night OF the 18th inst Of property
vulucd at $3.50 Several other houses were entered
and robbed OF property worth altogether 81 900.
On Sunday morning last Officer Schviski, OF the
Thirty third precinct arrested man who was being
pursued by Captain Samuels, OF l43d street. He was
Suken 70 the Thrty-thrd precinct police station,
whore ho gavc his name Frederick Halzelvauder
On being examined 1t found that he was wearing
q pair OF fine calfskin boots which had been stolen
IRON the residence OF Mr.. Fenning.
Captain Killea, OF the Thirty third prccinct placed
himself cation with Captain Mcdonnell, of
tho Eighth precinct who last night arrcstco Louis
Napoleon. Of No. 141 Wooster street. Whom tho police
searched his apartments they found in the
erty that had boon stolen from Mr.. Fenning and
O, hor persons. Tho police also found some OF tho
stolen properly in the apartments Ut Mary Vreha Of
No M5k Wooster street, among which were two
marble Clocks which she said she had bought from
Frenchman for $40. She was taken 10 tho Prince
street police station, where sho iulIy identified
Napoleon as the man from whom she had bought the
clocks t4i
The prisoner win be taken to court In the morning.
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
WAS SHE ABDUCTED?

Emil Meyer, tho proprietor OF a coffee and cake
saloon at No. 40 Delaney street, reported
to sergeant Webb ut the Tenth precinct
station house last evening that during the
afternoon he sent his daughter Lizzie, aged
six years. to play Tho child had been absent somc
hours when a messenger boy came TO his store and
handed him tclegraphc despatch which read as
foIlows:-
Ihave the child. do not be afraid. BERTHA.
On receipt Of the telegram he at once began search
for his daughter but failed to find her. He requested
that general alarm be tecgraphed to all the stations
In this city arrest one having her in custody
The child which Is supposed TO have been abducted
is descrboi years old having brown hair, dark
eyes and fiorid complexion She wore gray dress
trimmed with red and a short white apron meyer
that about nine years sncc he was married ana
resided with his wife until year ago, when ne was
forced leave her account oil her conduct toward
him. Pohco Justice Smith placed the daughter In
his custody. Mr. Meyer was OF opinion that his
daughter had been taken away by her mother
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
RAID ON TRAMPS.

Tho residents on Fifth and Madison avenues, In tho
vicinity street, have OF late been greatly
an nuoyed by tramps, who congregated in front Of their
residences and stopped passers-by to solicit money.
In nearly every case people. rather than have q
dirty tramp walking at their side importuning them
for ard, would generally comply with their demands
ana give them a trine. This state OF things was
quickly taken advantage Of and during the past few
days mum srous able-bodicd men have been reaping
harvest OF pickols by their bold persistence and
eIrontery.
Complaints were mado to Captain Williams, OF the
Twenty precinct, and last night a section of
officers was detailed TO arrest sucn OF the
tramps as thcy caught In the OF beg
ping. Eight OF them werc arrested whilc
begging on Fifth avenue and taken to the Twenty
pinth precinct station house, where nearly all pro-
sented the appearance Of the ''professtona tramp,
and several Of them were recognized by Sergeant
Keating as habitual dodgers In the station house
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
PRESTON'S TRIAL.

The Court was convened at haif-past ten O'Clock
yesterday morning In Paterson, N. j., and at Its
opening Judge Dixon announced that trial on all
other indictments save those the Merchants Loan
and Trust Company would bo postponed Till next
term. When this notice was given Ex-Governor
Bedle, counsel for Judge Daggers and David Aenry,
left the Court room.
The morning session taken up by the examina-
ton OF Mr. Benjamin r. Bremmer concerning various
entries In the books the Trust Company which
Of little interest Bolius Murphy and J. A. Lewis
two bookkeepers who had made an examination Of
the books OF the bank were placed on the stand but
nothing new was ELECTED by their testimony. AS
Judge Dixon has TO attend the Supreme Court term
next Tuesday night sessions VIII be necessary in order
TO get the concluded before that date
Yesterday petition addressed TO Judge Dixon was
prepared Preston's behalf by his counsel, and dur
ing the day extensively circulated and signed by
many members Of tho Bar. IL sets forth that what
ever Preston did that was wroLg was done innoccny
ignoranty, and prays that the Court 10 lis clcm-
ency may make tho penalty fine or Imprisonment In
tho local Jail rather than IN Trenton.
The New York herald., 1878-02-20
OBITUARY.
JOHN I. VAN HORN.

JOHN /. VAN HORN.
Jereey City lost its oldest resident on Monday BY
the death OF John l. Van Horn, who died on the spot
in which he was the shore of New ork Bay,
in Communpaw-at the advanced ago Of ninety.three.
The house in which he was born was torn down and
substan erected In It's stead In the year
1904 He was soldier tho Of 1872 beng captain
OF the First company First regiment First battalion
of the Bergen (now Hudson county, militia, and was
stationed at Sandy Hook from which post he not
removed till tho conclusion OF peace. TO the last
wear OF his lite he would interest his family with
"reminiscences Of that war whom American merchant
vessels were frequently chased into port by British
war vessels. lie member of the old Bergen
Dutch Church long before Catholic priest set foot
on Staten Island both OF which districts at first
prised ono Catholic parish. With him passed away
one OF the very few remaining links that connOcted
tho old Dutch settlement OF Communipaw in
tho last century with the present populous
and 1ourishing county OF Hudson. Longevity
seemed to be hereditary In the family. Only
last year Mypdert Van Horn, who had also attained
very age, borne to his last homo few years
previously Garret u. Van Horn, OF C0mmunipaw
avenue, who earned ioHhimself IN the discharge OF
his public the title OF "Honest Carry. and in
private lie large hearted genial companion,
passed from this lite. HIS son, A. ID. Van Horn, is
now prominent member OF the Hudson county Bar:
John l. Van Horn deprived his surviving family OF
any opportunity quarrel his estate which COM
prised large tracts OF land Communipaw icr IN the
closing years of his lilo he quietly transferred 1t 10
his children. The funeral will take place this alter
noOn
The New York herald., 1878-02-20

Mr. At,srbury was only . fresh sophomore, who
least OF all had the right to inlet indignties upon
therefore. 10 teach the sophomores lesson. which
would perhaps forever end hazing al the col'
isgs and had SsSn ,o IN nsnsuaup ,ns prac
tico. which ought TO be obsolete. Ot course they
could not say: in fact they 90 not xnow; swrso VINO
room at eleven O'Clock Monday night, and II they
did know they certainly wouio not tell, as II would ex-
pose the parties thus charged TO ignominious cxpu-
sion. The freshmen had rights at the college, ana
they dared to maintain them They desired the pub
lie to know that the freshmen who did 60 to
Mr. Arterbury's room only resaliated, performed no
other act but inflicted upon OF their dearest
friends, who was obno xous to nobody aud who had
right be let alone ThoJ also desired the writer 10
state thai the first shot was hred from AttcsDuryv
premises in tho Mansion House, and that the fresh
did not hre until they were pursued ana patiencc
ceased to be virtue"
Tho sophomorcs' version OF The affair agrees Win
the main story OF the account related above, only
they insist that Mr. Atterbury never hred anything
but blank cartridges OF THIS however, sevsrs, s I,
the first hrIug took place. are not sure In Iact tnls
seems 10 be The only discrepancy In the various ac-
or the affair gathered at Prfncetcn yesterday
prominent member OF the junior class assured the
wrltor that the blank cartridge theory could not 20
voucbed for and that the freshmen wneu pursued ana
attacked Chambers street, could not possibly tell
what was tho nature ol the shots They nau 10 act
in self-dcfcnce and did what circumstances
demanded at tho momenI In TINS they had The sup
port Of best and most numerous part 0f the STU
dents. as they would ascertain ere long, w%nasess, %
dictated the nocturnal visit Mr. Atterbury's rooms
The citizens OF Princeton, though rcgrctting the oc-
curronce, are nevertheless unanimously OF opinion
that the freshmen were provoked to an unusual de-
gree and that the practice OF hazing may Dy tns un
toward event receive It's Quietus forever VINO the
guilty eight men are no seemed know, not even
the Marshal himself though rumors were afloat
toward evening that Missourian was one OF thcir
lenders wh,le others state that one OF last years
Princeton's freshnan's crew had considerable to do
with the intrusted TO the work Of the eight
masked students This, however was simply the com.
mon talk of the town. without being reliably vouched
Tor by either students ctizons. The tact tnat the
men all masked, had their clothing changed Tor
the occasion and spoke with disguised voices pre-
cludcs possibility OF their names being made pub
lie for the present, all students being, as II were
one o, the sophomores, 'rhe faculty declares who
arc the guilty parties"
The New York herald., 1878-02-20

MovrLLE. Feb 1o-Arrved steamer Bolivia Dr). Small.
New York Tor Glasgow land proceeded.
Naples, Feb -.-ssilsd. bark Aberdeen. Salvage San
Francisco ~
PLYMOUTH. reb is-sailsd. bark Dorossa N dtap. Mar
esca. United States
QUEENSTOWN FEB ls-Arrived barks Papa Oiivsn dtsD,
Olivar. Phiadeiphs; Sarah Cam (Br Bcverdge. do;
Chairman t8r. Mcmillan do; Plmsol (N6, rallakseu,
New Orleans: brig Elisa Csp). Bombi do 10th, barks
Brodrene (Nor), Evsnsen. New York; strossmayer
Aus Misks. do; UrbAns QtaD. olvari, do campdogio
Qta) Do Niche PhIiadelpha; spanksr (Br). whitehil
New Orleans brig Masdala (Br. Tremayne. wmin gton,
NC.
Also arrived st do 10Th. Is AM. steamer City Of New
York tBr Land. New York for Liverpool proceeded
RIO JANEIRo Fob i5-Arrived previously, bark Csmpa
tBrj, Collier. Baltimore.
SOUTHAMPTON, Feb 10. 4 PM-Arrived. steamer Wsssr
Gen, Barre New York for Bremen land proceeded.
WATERFORD Feb 1s-saed bark Isaac (Aus), vsearich.
United States.
The New York herald., 1878-02-20

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for use on board HERALD yacht showing whie
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other in succession be several miles dstaat
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by preparing any they have FOR the Shin
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care Of HERALD news yacht, pier No East River, Now
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vessels engaged the coasng and foreign trade observ
removal Of buoys are requested
to the fact to the HERALD that 1t may be
brought publicly the attention OF the proper authorities
letter addressed ITO the editor OF the HERALD New York
city, giving accurately possible the number and posi-
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suffice all observed along the Atlantic and Pacific
coasts Of Continent. When they observed
ON the eoast Of European countries in the
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NAV with us upon reaching the first
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20 tho HERALD and published.
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VATIONS.