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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-04-12

NEw ADVERTISEMENT Jeremiah Rine-
hard, mortgage, valuable farm In Teuey-
town district.
Michael l. Resi-, mortgage, house and
lot In Manchester.
Noah Walker 4 Co., Baltimore, spring
clothing for men and boys.
p. Engel 4 Son, New Windsor, have been
appointed agents for J. Q. A. Holloway 9
wsll.known Excelsior aud Ammoniated Phos-
phate. The announcement was received too
late to be added to the advertisement.
A number Of legal notices will also be found
in this issue.
Il. o. Grimes, store room, corner Main and
John streets, this city.
Reports Of the financial condition Of the
Union National Bank and Farmers and Ne,
chanies National Bank Of this city.
John g. Skunk. this city, Domestic and
other Sewing Machines.
William Moore, opposite Wheeler's Hotel,
Westminster, watch maker and jeweler.
List Of letters and papers uncalled for IN
the Westminster posioiice.
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Telegraphic communication is now open
between New York and Aniofogasta, ia Bo-
lisia, South America.
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The LIBRARY MAGAZINE for March, Just issued,
will delight all who appreciate the highest class of
literature. Think Of IT, l2s elegantly printed pages
all for 10 cents or 81 90 year The leading article
Chapters ON Socialism" from unpublished manu-
script of the late John Stuart Mil, is certainly the
ablest writing which has recently appeared ON this
topic. r. A. Proctor's article on Artificial Som
nambullsm' will attract both those who are curious
and those who are interested In science. Thomas
Hughes gives an entertaining sketch OF the once fa
nous but nearly forgotten VIM. Cobbett BonRmy
Price, Professors Backie, Jebb and Ward supply able
articles ofspenH interest TO scholars and students Of
the classics and history. FraserTYtler CONTRIBUTES
little poem "Contentment." that Is sure to go the
rounds of the press, also will Algernon Blacks
Five New Anecdotes of Charles Lamb" American
Book Exchange, Publishers, New York; sold only
by them direct.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Meeting Of the School Board-Carrolllon Items
orphans court-The EightIour ConteSt-Real
Estate sales-Baltimorc and Adams County Affairs
Westminster Fire DepRrtment-LocAl Brevitles
The Jury, etc, etc.
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ADAMS County lrIMs.-From the Geliys.
bury Compiler of the 4th instant, We take the
following:
A fire of unusual proportions has been rag.
ing in the South Mountain since Monday
morning Il started on the west side of the
Green Ridge, south of the turnpike, and ran
with great rapidity across to this side as far
down as the Dawalt farm, widening out north
and south as it sped along. Great damage
has been done to growing timber, and several
"choppings" have been consumed. The fire
was abating yesterday.
On Sunday morning, between 3 and
o'clock, the barn of MIR. George Gross, in
ldayille, (Whitestown,) this county, was de-
stroyed by fire, with lot of hay, straw and
corn fodder. There were no cattle in the
building. The fire was evidently the work of
an incendiary; when discovered, one Of the
doors, previously locked, stood vide open.
Mr.. Gross had an insurance Of $500 on the
barn and $66 on the crops in the Mummas-
burg Company.
A fine heavy brown horse was stolen from
John Spangler, on the old Culbertson farm,
in CAROLS Tract, Monday night. The same
night nearly new buggy and harness belong
ing to Lawrence Robert, residing on ID. w.
Mickley's farm, about two miles from Mr..
SpaDgler's, also disappeared. Both thefts
were no doubt the work of the same thief
who is supposed to have driven through this
place in the night and taken the route 10 Bal
timore.
Scarlet fever, of the most malignant form,
continues its ravages in Arendtsville and vi
cinity; and the same may be said Of York
Springs and vicinity. Whilst deaths are de.
creasing in the towns, they are on the increase
in the surrounding country.
The three children of Mr.. John Bushey, ! 4
miles west of Areudtsville, died in three days
time, and Capt, j. H. Plank lost child on
Sunday.
There have been about twenty deaths from
scarlet fever in Arendtsyille and the immedi.
ate neighborhood in the last six weeks. Three
new cases were reported on Monday evening.
A correspondent says:-"We have been dis
appointed in the abatement of the disease so
often, that We cease to make any more con-
lectures for the future"
The wife of Mr.. Alexander Roads, at York
Springs, died of scarlet fever on Sunday night,
and his five children are reported to be down
with the disease.
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Fashionable MilliIery& Dress Making
GUNsMITHING.

GUNS REST0cKED AND RESET,
NJ also drawn for close shooting. Stocks
rebent TO any required shape for 81. New
springs and triggers furnished. Barrels re.
polished and general repairing at the shortest
notice. Work guaranteed. Prices low.
VALENTINE d. MANCHEY,
apr bats Manchester, Md.
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The Calathumpian serenade, on Friday
night last, was a rich treat. The horse fiddle
was a superb instrument, and its deep bass
notes had marked effect on the nerves.
The company had several horns, of various
kinds, and il is stated that to make calathum
five to six fingers.
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JuRoRs. His Honor, Judge Hayden, yes.
terday drew the following gentlemen to serve
as jurors at the May term Of the circuit court,
commencing on the second Monday John
Hartsock, Evan b. McKinstry, John w. Per-
kins, Cornelius Wentz Of John, james A. Al
baugh, WIN. Moore, Joseph A. waesche,
John Young, Henry +. Warner, Uriah En-
glar, Hezekiah ID. Mehring, Conrad Mann,
Hanson Davis, Michael j. Frock, Emil Har.
ner, l.. H. Cole, w. H. Barnes, q. W. Arma-
cost, VIM. Y. Frizzell, David H. Stem, John
II. Lamotie, Edward J.. Sellers, Nicholas D.
Norris, Daniel A. Cox, Richard Manning,
Jacob Fogle, Nicholas benson, Noah STAINS
bury, Charles v. Wantz, John Fair, DIR. Geo.
s. Fouke, Isaac Winchester, Francis l.. Her
ing, Edwin NJ. Shipley, JesEe Bixler, VIM. H.
Bish, Michael Buchman, Ephraim Bowers,
Henry Vanderford, Levin Bish, John Wilt,
Jesse Il. Lambert, John w. Tracy, John b.
Summers, VIM. Tagg, James A. Clary, John
II. Jordan Michael Silyernail.
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TNsoLvEST BLANKS for sale at iii.
u Office. San
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JOINT CoSsIsroRY. The Joint Consistory
Of the Westminster Charge of the Reform
Church will hold its annual meeting in the
Reform Church, in this city, on Monday next,
at 2 o'clock, p. NJ. In the evening ut s
o'clock, meeting of the congregation Of the
Reformed Church will be held to elect officers
of the church for the ensuing year.
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Our Book Table.

The London Quarterly, EdiHburgh, HtsJabastog and
British Quarterly Reutrs, for January, have all been
received from The Leonard Scott Publls hing Co.. Al
Barclay street, New York. These works stand unri
vailed, and every one desiring TO keep pace with
the literature Of the times, especially Of Europe
should be subscriber to one more Of these pub
locations. The copy Of The Wes,miRaer Reriep is
alone worth the years subscription. 1.-THE Russians
In Turkey" "Dr. Johnsons Biographers and Critics"
and THE Papacy" are entertaining and instructive
articles "The True Tale OF the Cenc" In the Edin-
bur0h Rerie,o, is version Of the of the
execution Of Beatrice Cenci, and Is well supported
by facts. In The London Quarterly Aggressive Non.
conformity defends the union Of the Church and
State against the aggressions Of the Nonconfomsts
and Is interesting In its analysis OF the arguments
set forth by tho Liberation Society The article on
bismarck Is an attempt to solve the problem OF his
success, and glance Is taken at his early life Bis
marck, according 10 the writer, Is full Of superti
tlon-so much that he viii not sit table where
there are thirteen, nor commence any great under
taking on Friday. The Briih Quarterly Is upto Its
usual high standard of excellence.
Blackwoods Magazine, from the same publishers,
is always great faYorite with u.s. The March num-
Der, a usual Is replete with interest. "a Scots
Bishop" Is A memoir Of George Gleg who was "the
last Jacobite Primus OF Scotland" and in II is a
glance at the history Of the Scotch Episcopal Church
from its disesiablshment. The zula Ypr and South
African troubles are clearly and comprehensyely
treated.
Each Of the above publications can be obtained
from the Leonard Scott Publishing Co., at 81 per
year, or all FIVE for SIS.
, 1879-02-06

Tho Btethotlists Nav Confronted WIN NV
Necessity OF Accepting Or NsJocllns ss"'
Of Curu by Faith.
sptetal Dt*pataA to 7as tribune.
WtL4laarua, Del, Feb. b.-Ailss A'ni'
Lombard 10 years old, residing at 7lo Jeaef''l
stree., In this city, who has becn blad 'o' w. wv
ycara, has recovered her stght In most re'na
able manner. 6ho was afflicted Will t5ppo'a
fever, which wcakcued tho optic neF'es ~ NV.
an extent that, with tho recovery fron' ts 's's.
she gradually lost her a!ght md oee.m,
totallS bllnl. Bh0 WAS gIycn ue ~ -.
mc.ilcal attention, hut without asa'' ~. ~.
physicians could only gLyo her slight hops '1..
she might somo day srgain hcr sight, oas W.,
power1css to offer my aid. She IL taeops. ~, ~
Ct. Faults II. 4, Church, aud thu c''ofen ~, W.
u,ads her caso specia! subject Of psafet' III,
Tuesday night la4t, previous to re'lI'as. ~. nr
Lombard had been reading u '"s ssi
restoring &!shE tn Ill. bIlho' .s,u
thu promise, " whatsoever ~ .r"" %
ask In Ny name, halscyIaa. " shalt !sss'.t st..
and, with full rellanec in liEs l'o"cf a'la NJ N.
dun, she prnyed earnestly that. II u *s,' g..
will. her oxn syss 'night bc rsopepsa. ..,h~a M
awokc With hcadartc. l3cF H'our. w.. i.
her head, and she ssll aslesp a.:Ril'' WV s..,
awoko her sight was periccsly Restored '1n,t, e
= consistent Christian, aad naturally a'',l '.,, u
her sudden recovery " spectat 'nse'p'''''>
Divine provldcnce.
, 1879-02-06

rAssAOE or THB HOUSE, IMPROVEMENT htL1-
Sntrfai Dtsndteh tn The Tribune.
WAsntxurox, u. T., Fell. 6.--1'be House
passed. the hill providing for tlc Organization Of
the Mississippi Rfycr improvement Commission,
nnl for the correction, permanent location, nnl
deepening Of the channel anu improvement Of
the navigation Of that river nirf rrttccttnn Of
fta alIuvlal lalnt. Tic Itll Is d compromise ex-
pcdicnt to Which the advocates Ut t'tr ]crce
s5stcu' havo scsortcd In vEcw Of tho very strong
feeling which Capt. Cowdcn has fuecccded In
securing for his outlet system. Tile managers
Of the lcyce systcin would have been Elad to
bare altogether ignored Capt. Cnwden's tctlcmc,
but tl.c attention which has bveh called tn 1t by
the press an,l the remarkable energy which this
old Mississippi Captain has shown here, ut'
aidet1 III support Of luis project. ailsl Ia exposing
tllc lcvee job, made It impossible for tic lcvcc
tncn to carry their scheme without giving Cow"
den some consideration. Accordingly, tlc 1cvcc
bill proper
WAS MODIFIED
10 as to sac.lro tho appointment OF Commts-
s!on; nnd, whlio the tctty system prcponderates
III tile schcsne, Nle outlet system las secured
recognition in tic amendment, which provides
timt The Commission shall report In full upon the
pracltcaotlEty. feasibility, a,nl probable cost Of
the various plans known Is tho Iettr systcu,, as
well ~ upou all others tlat may DO suggested
to them. The till In substance creates Com
mission Of nve persons 10 10 appointed by tic
President md confirmed BY the Senate. three Of
whom, shnli he engineer officials who are 10 re-
cctge no additional compensation, and the
civilians aro TO receive ,0o0 anuuallY. The
Commission Is directed to-
COMPLETE SURVEYS OF THE RIVER
tetwe6n Alum. in Illinois. and bdaBc8 1t the
, 1879-02-06

ase eager 1of an extra ecss'oh-aFo engineering
ta's repeal ~ mn amendment 10 m "pps"hs'a-
tn" h''1, Win tho expectation 'las the nepap-
ltcans will oppose It. ..
WIN ha. lccnc,nnuc,l to his rom, with rhcuma.
.,. "as ,a.. ,rn. T., 1T" 80, T., ,t,, ,,,m.n ~.
i'st' so''e "ess WIS III Ills 6e"1 III 'e ''o'''e 'o'
day. .............
Wctteru REPRESENTATIVES arc rapt,Ily reaching
In, rr,,,,., ,,,,,, t.,,1aroo,, ~ H., tn,n,.n,c
., ~. ~ .,,o s.' '."s. - i. "a
con- o1 ,ne nsoose nc. sys.e a ., snsse5 y w.,
present method which wilt ultimately involve
rc,rfr crcrv Wc.,crn stotc IN n houn;iarv cnn.
a.. mi. ,.,a, '..,, ~ t,..tt ~ ~. ta.rars
% ~ e..ns w." -. ''s ~, - ho
becomo known nov na tat d two Of tho M .tx menbcr. Of
the Committee on National Academy were salts
fled with tic plan, md one Of these was the
unIy nun IN the Committee who bal ever
nj .x,,op,sna, l., sxo.,,.,r.s ~ I,,n,, -,
"a" "a :" ceaA A'o AN" ~
surveys proposed very considerable ntm"
Der Of members Of the Academy have taken
occusfon privately to mnke known their oppo-
.i,lon to the pan.
run AnxI.nronaAstzar,ox n,r,u
Inc supporters OIL Ito Hufnftu9 ntMY.feorgan-
ization scheme as modified forced the rcorgan-
fzatton features Of their bill upon the House
this afternoon Al IN amendment to tho Appro-
nffntfnu hit. nt,1 TIM chairman nf tha {11mn1t-
~ ~ 49, tvhna s,,,,s .,sa. .ha ,.a.
.e .,. ""o. ..s,. .'s :. .'s s."t", "n'
in oruef IN t,lat, hlthonRh u was nc" leElsla,.
cnrrv 1 II % ns +, ws p'a IT, III. 3so ~'a I
ioufncI Al thts mini. nn,i thc rontcat will
Be renewed to-tuorrow. It il vtrY owl
dent that Banning and Harry White. who
nrc active managers Of this reorganization
scheme In the House. intend to hays tue tlouse
pass up0n the entire subject, Including the rcst
~ Inc QlIl, as HCll as tic Fc1FRanfzati0n 1ca-
tuscs, and It now seems probable tint Tug House
viii % compelled TO goto upon It. IL tho man
ayers are az successful a. It appears likely to-
night ttIat they WI De. would he necessary to
fcau tne cntire blll which oI itsclf Will consume
acohs'deFaoio portion OF day
DRAWBACKS.
v, r. ths fFststt" r @stoetafta sa,e r!tss; @
MAbMIsaIoS' y. y" reo. o;-!ne secretary
OF the treasury to-uay SEM 20 tho ilouac com
manieaton aeeotnpah'ea oy sta.emel.is ol araW
packs pa!fl on SUGARS Strips, ht,a mnaasGs dttr-
ing tsic Gscal Ftar cndga juno ", lS18: Ihe to-
IA sum OF s1eh p2Vments 10 Sa,G@,u.g, OF
which amount Nem tork received i,oo9to2i::,
Gommnn1eati1n from INC secretary OF war
"as lain Dei1Ia t4 .in i5oaso ts soay' psonoaasng
, 1879-02-06

PAna, Feb, 5.-To.day's Osblnst Council
discussed the coming Presidential message.
La Li6trta says the massage embodiss the
views mentioned iu the Nutionai yesterday
~ having been agraea upon by tbs new Cab
iuet, viz: tAat the question Of
the rosuru of 4ha Chambers to Paris
can ba decided by Congress Of
the two Houses; Tint complete
amnesty bo granted to the Communists who
, 1879-02-06
KILLED BY INDIANS.

GpFt3ds DIFo19tA 70 7 n 1F17" ,,,tfI
OxAuA, Ncb., Feb. 5.-~A dispatch ts hi,
hero this morning from t,rand,ialand ssa's' H..
ncwa has reached there tint on tue si'n ~ yt,,t,
v4sy four Cattle mea weso killed oy - t"s slra
on the upper Mobrara ranges. INV ~ nrr,tl.
was Nr, b,poseheal, partner of AF. sFsI Fsa,.,,,. p
Of hi. civ. Another wa. nauled Ashoap4O
Tte names OF thu Others arc uuknowo'
, 1879-02-06
LOUISIANA.

tWeIat 1HHt"H1s - A"e A*t""'sf
WAsntxGToN, d. T.. Feb. b'-rhe 'ong.con-
templatcd changes ot Federal officers In New
Orleat's wero made Today, tile President send-
Ing to t1e Senate the names OF a. 8. Budgcr 10
10 Collector OF Customs It, place OF George l..
Saith, removed, atnl William L. Mcmillan
to 10 Postmaster tn place Of Parker.
Gen. Dadgor Is native Of Ma.sa-
rhusetts wIlo went to New Orleans with
Gen. Butler during tlc War, atul settled there,
In 1855, during Gov. kell0ge's Administrations
he was Chlcf-of-Pullcc OF New Orleans. uni wns
scVcruEy wounded ID tho alullt bct"ccn kellogg's
torce and the White League Oh lilo memorable
14th Of September, 1874. lfo has always been
Republican, and by bis bravery has won the re-
spoct Of the people Of New Orleans. lie Will
mike good Collector.
Dit. M'AILLAN,
the new Postmaster, was an Ohto mnn who
served with distinction as y Surgeon In the
Uu!ou ar1ny. liz tcea'uc pranllnens member
Of the Republican party Of Louislaua when ilat
State was reconstructed, but, IN 1877, went Into
ti,e Liberal movement with fiov. Warmoth.
The tcQa! Legislature Of 1919 elected him to
ihu United Statcs Senate, wElle the body that
was sut UP bY order OF United status
District Judge Dnrcll choso Gov. pinci:-
back. a long contest ousucl In
Washington. but uc!tler Of these gentlemen
was ever seated. ln 1870, i)r. Mcmillan, like a
majority ot tue Liberals of 1872, was agatn back
III thr Republican purity, at.d stutupcd part OF
the s.ats Of Louisiana for 1laych. subsequently
hu lgcll a. o,u of tle couuxe! for tllu Republic
ans In managing tho Louisiana caae before t'lc
Electorul Commission anl Congress. Elected
10 th1 Legislature, lie voted for Uoy. Kellogg to
bu United states Senator.
WHARTON RAPE
, 1879-02-06
THE RECORD.

WASHINGTON D. e., Feb. 6.-The bill was
placed OH tic calendar providing for the new
naval observatory and tho removal nj lie pres
ent one.
4 portio.. Of Saturday a.-t "~. .st upart for
consideration Of bills r<asrte1 i. tic Com-
mt.tce on Military Affairs, nrf. sl,e Japanese
Indemnity fund will be called up on Monday.
Mr. Matthews resolution, providing for
committee to Inquire :uto the claims OF citizens
agaIust Nicaragua, was agreed to without dls-
discussion.
The Vtce-rrctt,lent laid before tlle Senate tho
credentials Of John T. Jones. elected United
statcs Senator from Nevada. Placed on i'le.
4 bill passed appropriat!ng S4.93a to pay tha
Richmond Female institute, Richmond, Va, for
the use OF lis buildings by tho army Of thu
United Htates from October. 1865 to October,
1870.
Slr. Morgan presented Joint resolution Of
the AlabaInn Legislature fayoftnR tlle rassapa
ot ths nsssssary IaTs to prevent i1!s exSFelsc Of
fn prucaeuinEa against tbs municipal corpora
ttu,!s u tllu several States: Referred.
Sit. 1loar ny rcaucst1 submitted rcsolution
lnstrnctng tho Committee on Military Affairs
tn consider and reinrt whsttiur It 10 cxpe1lent
10 Authurize The Secretary ot War to scctiro
supply Of canister shot Of IN Improved pattern.
Agreed to.
Mr. Kesnan presented a resolution OF tho New
t e,nnyai nf ,,f,,1 rmrtfnus In H. Mary,s Hlvsr
it. ujnir Kiyer, dml detroit river Kctcrrod,
Mr. Iialnltu presented letter from Inc srcra-
t;rrman Emnlrc. wns not in aitiuent circnn,.
stnncrs. aid Recommending lint tho saIary vi
H.. Nintst"r n Hsrttn hn cnnttnntt 10 Sfra
Tnxinr ftr nnn y.iar' Rcfurrctl.
'A'*0' -
nousu..
Tic Aneaker announced tho rcQu]ar or1lcr to
b1 tho consideration OF III" M1sslsstpP! LcSee
Tho fIst amendincnt penuln9 was mat oilcred
bY AT. sparks u str'ko out Tue Clause a1tllaIiz.
ls lhe COMMISSION ~ W gonposea o. elent
pofsoEs iaInu!at M!th tae entet ~ ofosaoH IN
thy Mlss!s'ipul ASeE upon a!uvIal lauda Of sle
ueita. ...,
A!tGf ucpate, lhe a'ne1lo'aeat "as selectco-
yeas, ~: nays -.
an aneila1nent "as "a. a.lnplea etllklnG 9at the
CLAUSE FMien evoa tne Coill'htsslohGrs Hle Ten
W. .! o!nso' "a aisW an etaShuMent H. aseetnR ihe
Cohlth!ssion " cpsnploto 1G sut9ex " 9ho Mss-
sisa'ppl HlYer 1at"esn H.. hMton, .t., lll'' "aa ute
| passes a. the mouth VI us fI'ef.
lhc aext a1nciluEuent waa ol1e o1ercu ny hlr
hpafks, blrlklilG 4nt !i!a cause autof,zan4 tilo
commission 70 takG lntoconsiuesatlon ihG planx
ala estimates !9r lhe protection of tt'o afluytal
Ia1!ds u tao Ala6lsslppl lelectea-5eaA, Wi
nayt, Ea.
| An amendment was ndoptcA directing thu
| Commission to report On Lha tc4s!btltty ut sll
plaua sul'initseA to II.
| Severn! amennhthta 10 stfike cut all pro-
ylehn& o1 the LII Fcl&ttg 10 AluF1a1 lAt1S were
ro1ectM. ,.,,, -,
Ms. hobcrtsnn Mtlh5FeW bis amendment als'
| proPriAtlng s5bt1 .1u fos strengthening the
lsyeus ol lhH Mississippi.
Thu ttll thell padsct!-ycas, lh3; nays, -.
j., T4s report y tl.t cotltntttsu IN Ecctions In
, 1879-02-06
THEORY,

CoLruuus, o.. Feb. "a city of1lea"ts ri.
tuto n9ect to-day {ptbtddEng canu'a.'.a uul<t
peua!tY Of go 6ue, ten days 10 1asl' aaa rnnIipa
urs OF the right to vote st 'atuse 4s,. r1rctlua-
elections. The osdlusncs also 1'fo!a'
eosloY Within two squares Of the po''''
, 1879-02-06

havo aIren.ly bcon pnrtlonc,l, mn, H..
parchment schemo will be suprort.a ~ ''a'
regard to the economic question % i ~, IN
TO tho principle upon which TIN ,,s, .S.' .sAs's'
OF commerce arn bnscd. "'a1lts
The EstatTt< says tho messao. o;..
satsfaction to tic Left In roQarl T. 'ss e'ery
in ofTicel,oidor 4. a W eaaagsa
OFFICIAL CHANGES.
Losnos, Feb. ia dispatch fror H.
aays N. cochory, Under secsetarv =. %''
Department Of Finance, has bean no,s, 'as
Minister with a nsw department. II sa'sa tsa.
Vics-PfeRident Of the State. faa ,,s;a, aaa
and Admiral Pothnau has been enna:., uea
Ambassador at London, md co1 1'fraa1ea A'a
Ambassador at Vienna. 'Saao1a
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