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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-09-24
Products OF

Agriculturaforestry direct.
cription, fruitl products of every de-
served. 8. natural, dried or pre-
Geological,
and carbohydrates chronological
the sectionogical coll ections from
classed and represented, properly
Collectio deslg mated.
actual or rs may be composed of
iilnstratiOprepared specimens, or
models ofns, in pilot graphs,
terial. or papier-macbe, or other
charts, emay embrace official M
Any ftc.
.lrcne; inf,r n At t,t may
be required by intending exhibitors
will be cneerfully furnished on appli-
cation to either of US. It is recon-
mended that each collection exhibit
adopt a uniform system of labelling
within its own collection, viz:
Name Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Scientific name
Common
Owner or contributor.
Description and analysis............
Each package should be carefully
marked as follows. "E"
JOHN S. HARRIS.
VIM. A. CLARK,
Commissioners for Montana.
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Ben Butler says there are more bad
men in the Republican party than in
the Democratic party. Butler has
been q member of both parties end
ought to know.
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LODnn.

AKRON, Ohio, Sept 23.-Gansr.,
Logan was the chief attraction a.
drawing $4,000 people to the citu ~
day from the Republican mass r1oo ~
ing IN M:Kinley's interest. At noon
tne procession took forty minutes -
pass a given point. It marched 20
IDLY by in close order. It inclndodg
c WIN oands' 1000 men in marching
CLUBS and the Akron factories cnns
trlouted fifty-five wagons of men 0 ot
work in the various indnair at
There was speaking at Fonnta;s.
9ark this afternoon, In the BIO tent
nrst used here to-day, and q fo ,ent'
evening. tnls
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1t Is said that tin has recently been
discovered in West Virginia sufti-
GENTLY rich to keep a dozen furnaces
running for a hundred years.
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There are 10000 CIV more bushels of
peanuts in this years crop than in
that of three years ago. The fact
will bring q smile to the hardened
faces of Coles expert peanut vend-
Org.
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Michs ssiS Mnses,, Penn, Sept. %.
i%,, yard here at 1:so n $ IN the
presence of 125 persons r. m. in the
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Blaine will not incorporate the
Mulligan letters in the second vol
m of his book.
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1t late advices should prove true
General Gordon will meet Wolseley
half way.
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VOTING PRECINCTS OF SILVER
BOW COUNTY.

At their meeting, o N September 4th, the Com
lnissioners established precincts aud the places
II holding elections at the next general election
in November as follows:
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MOrOsiDiana is tie new word for
elOpement.
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COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Councilman. STEPHEN DEWOLFE

FO[ Ju6IlceS Vi Tue
E. A. NICHOLS, JOHN EDDY.
For C0nstables-
h.. P. SMITH, E. T. OWENS.
For Road Supervisor. JOSEPH PERRON.
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Suits made to order from ST
upwards by Henry Jonas.
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Worlds Industrial Exposition,
New Orleans, La
Care Station Master................R. r
Montana.
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The unanimous vote of the Central Com
mittee being against the use Of proxies in the
convention. 1t recommends to the several
alternates to the Territorial Convention, n
the adoption of a resolution in each county
Convention authorizing those Of the Delegates
or alternates present in the Territorial COnven-
ton to cast the entire vote of their county in
said convention.
A. H. MITChELL, Chairman.
CHAs. d. CURTIS, Secretary.
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The Territorial Democratic Convention Will
meet ut Deer Lodge, on Thursday, the 25th day
of september. at II o'clock NJ. T b following
Is the number of Delegates apportioned to the
aouoeal oOnnfi3a.
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AN
To the People of thu Territory OF
Montana.

The President of the United States
under date of September 10th, 1883,
issued q proclamation inviting repre-
s%entation and participation by all
foreign nations.
The invitation has been very gen.
orally accepted, and there can be no
| doubt that all civilized nations of the
world will contribut collective exhib-
its. This justifies the hope that the at
fractions will be such as to draw a
larger attendance than has been OBJ
tanned by any Exposition ever held.
The undersigned. who have been
appointed by the President of the
United States, Commissioners from
Montana to the worlds Industrial
and Cotton Centennial Exposition
which will be opened at New Orleans
on the 1st day of December OF the
present year and continue SIX
months, are DESTROYS that our Terri
tory shall be represented in a fitting
manner at this, to be the grandest
exhibition that the world has YET
seen. We believe that our uDpar-
alelled Ii ineral wealth and other re-
sources may be on this occasion pub
lished to the world and Montana can
not afford to let this favorable oppor-
tunity pass without energetic action.
Much as our remarkable mining,
pastoral and agricultural resources
deserve attention ana development,
they will not receive it unless we
bring them to the knowledge of the
world at proper times and places.
The New Orleans Exposition is the
best time and place which has been
afforded us since the beginning o.
miningin Montana.
Large numbers of inch. interested
in mines, investors, managers,
miners, millmen, scientific men and
others connected with the develop
ment of mining, pastoral and agr:-
cultural industries will be present.
We have thought it wise to select
in each county two local commis-
sioners whose knowledge Of their
own county's resources will enable
them to assist materially in securing
a favorable exhibit therefrom.
We have effected an arrangement
with MI. John B. Read of Butte TO
make a canvass of the Territory for
the purpose of collecting information
to all industries, to be printed in
pamphlet form for distribution, and
also for collecting, labelling and ar
ranging for transportation, articles
for exhibition. We bespeak for him
your cordial assistance and cO->pera-
ton on his visits to your several sec
lions. In the event of there being
no local commissioner within a con-
venient distance; mol any visit from
Mr.. Read any person desiring to ex-
foru1o I'd his Snacim ems as |
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Cost and Ionn0.

I OSr or S1OLEN.-Bank book No. 2O2, DO
issned by the seaneus Bank or SAVING New YORK TO
the subscriber II found returned 10 tue bAnh Within
10 days from this date viii Apply 10 the bans 'of ne"
book
NEW. YORK, oct 0, 1884
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hQIFprCI COMMISSION.
ROOM ~ TRIBUNE BUILDING.
NEW-i oRk, october 3 1884
Two CONTRACTORS.


UlDS OR pROPOs AIS for constructing sections \ and
Of the Sow Crotom Npn'lrr IN 2ith Ward u the Cy
OF NcYN X. viii received al t- oce untl Wednesday.
October 20 III, at O'Clock n vii en- place and tour
win be publicly aud read by The Aluclu"'
mis-onrs and tho contract w,b made by
said uss0ne.s a. soon thereafter al. prscucahie.
al for when bids hereby
mvilci Is m Tunnel and - iyirl INTO two sections vii
Bridgc north1ar d4ance OF about Ii 100 feet aud hag
'"s t'WTfoN xt,ninr from i,e en- Of Section north
,5ai ~ inf - 5l6 f'ef and Larlug iva
',nt -'''"" '' ''''' '-' ~' W 7 ~ ''
ddors can bid for either one or Tor boh of the above
tinns mt "cl section tt,s I'D ion anc sl 10 ava
nn,t'v Any 6iGer Tor both eC6as who viii not &C.
Sps an award 9r one section oniy rH, a. tlc IN rs ill.,
-
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VcnCAcr5.

1 TEACHER of .cypcricncc will give private
=, lesson in thc Inalisi ,noe' ~ Latin cl cf at her
'""''r'"' ''''''''' Mn..,jl.%& "s2S-. wc,t9l.-
A EXPERIENCED public school yicc-prn-
% Gs mi'''s pq' ~ rs G3 'ag or g9' 'G
dir.. TEACHER. $50 West ljthst
4 VISITING rEACIl.R charges go quar-
' 5d ,,I or ,i ' No. w. o, ,6 ~, Sy55,i
mathematics 'lory !r lt.rrr to1. 10 tn ulg' m
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A-1AGLG; ASP Ri rnoGolGI I l.,',l 3ii
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tNENrlHllNrlD ll'lOn Wishes private
a',,o99E M'I'.,b,iG ui,,6Y XVI" m,' =, ,'ddue
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GuNpANloN o SlcWiAlN.-A Young
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utNlN Il spAllDiNd, \. u. dlalyartl
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w iDit msuwir iha h. euN WsnlA- 'tNll' ~
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tii'ate lis b" "'aa'ra 300 t'r'Hirh " 'nNn-Hin slut
i,us - ab hon, Address Va. iui West ga 81.
DKlNAll INSTRUCTION IA English, mahe-
a'e,. ffli,f ta1ee Gr'5sn o@' ' 81 o"ivs
fVEACHERS WANrED.-Collcgo graduate
fni uny7 stAnu, rhl"fr Ihti lady In music LDNl'l
ana kMdrEafturr iol ,ooiado aiy for ing ~ ana n
g. FLORIDA a. iHAI EDUCATIONAL Bi hkAu, LOIS
Ch,atIut -. Philadelphia.
INANTED.-Iiy gentleman who has long
w resided abroad pos ton ~ teacher Of French German
N ui l. thO d, East Oh West hcA
Addlcs- X. y care Of The Tribune.
VALE GRADUAIE.-An experienced in
srrI,oi aud private tutor ica.re. engagement o!
one more hour, daily. Address b. A., Tribune once
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Ltaal Notltes.

ElFTY-SlXTII STREET.-S,npreme Court.
Bel Wilam .on. we o. Henry C. Williamson Aigcrnob
sullivan rabe A@aIi'iaior as aGmiSi'ra'oi Of the
William II. u s"n H. par t!tich ~ J.
In pur,uarc d lurr.ocuory Judgment o. partition and
iis sas 90 he sS2sTsn tie reircc n ae
ia4s%Ss r- vi" Il s Sa' in at me .se M
Sew crk On tTiay he ,-"h o. October. lsst at y
pfcEi,t descfucd IN he j3dscat herein a. follows
.r Al na int gFS q f t 81 1Gd 81 yh WIZ
and bounded and described - o.ows Beginning at point
TN hf tee ea.,y Rom ne U ecrneT oimed
by lie ig,e''esi?n Of me ea,iery , side
sIih.t !eacc mnnnf ,Oa,cIy aaa parallel YIN tx
e Sos e ten @ lR c E T w9 st tnc.
OF @ T u S ts has sC1 70 Je
,Ithst Thence westerly a.oni ile soutlefy sdeof Fry
IL. TowXtFY, Referee
Tribune building. y. y
'VHoMr>ON STREET. y. Y.-s1prcme
Hanson p.n,a asa,us, John wnam.o 'n' ana la
lie wle Alexander Il williamson ara Appouia his vie
ga5 ,sG am, 81 E. lgg Of t aS
f hibsl, Bcdno H. p.r,,oL no '''''
In pursuar3e Of an itOcntcU ludsueniof partition and
1.cd StyteuDeI 30 - l. thc 9aarrsirsd tho rsece In
sn'h JUDGMENT named vii 81. public auction Hthe IL
Sorsop %sdnSsda, lie It. DAY OF OCTOBER ssa All lock
9s.n % .ad ar on, .. 1910 IL" premises
Bcrnnins At. yiton The es,,erly side Of III mpsonst
norhs.sl ,oe, o. rncs AID Thompson SIS nn9.s
n't n tt tE,, 10 n, T""s, ono n"n arn
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s5ar@siy .,Ss u. sas;sfy Of i6s%P.Sa,;, s.sa,y
" H. rowNlFy. sIMsoN WOLF,
Atornoy fol rlanur Referee
Tribune Building n. y.
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Neu l)ubllrnilons.

READY SATURDAY OCTOBER 10.
THE TRUE ISSUE.
INDUSTRIAL DEPRESSION AND POLITICAL COR
RUPTION CAUSED By TARIFF HONopOIIts.
Reform demanded 10 Tie interests Of Manufacturers Farm
trs and wortipr,pen By L J DONNElL Question ofth.
Day Series. No. lg $50. paper. 70 cents
ro sale NV suaeaerq and ,ont uy mail on tecep, q price
~ tho publlsheri
GEORGE +. PUTNAM < SONS.
n aud go West 2ils', Ncv Yott
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Go Ubom 81 Man Concern.

WILLIAM POE, of London. His sister
Catherine having returned from Australia after thirty
years absence ssntlous 60 hear from him MRS WHITE
lIORN Little Horions, Grove Road Regents Park Lon.
1sn.
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Irs!rncl!cm
Fer Boys aud Ywirr Msn-Couutry.
q. inn 4 SCHOOL YEAR.-S1O0 payable
IN L{sUv 1uar eiiy. ~W:HHIN c. SHORTLlDGES
For Tourr L3i.eJ-Col1trv.

For fourr Lai.cj-C,insrv.
DEST SCHUOi.S.-2jU represented circulars
- ire H. parents who scnbe their wants. carefully
''cI " y. l AUTHORIZATIONS co. East l4th.. g
HoRDENT0WN n ltem nal ,,o! Colleg e;
I""p'' amt hcy %M iBjwEE% 'u F Pre-
CATHEDRAL SCHOOL OF ST. MARY, Gar
" lieu CITY. Long ,llui y " b. dn' is eighth yehe sep
iem mex i stTAffoRD proWNr % ~ Acting Warden.
MISS BI'LKLEY'S boarding and day school
1'l i lol 81 a5 5si40"" " ~ '''" W" ''''" '
lyI>s L. ELIZABETH DANA rcopcns the
VI SEMINARY 81 NgN Iife{ ~ tTos
and ~ rqmcnia mn,c AZ a efo u Ng, cia ~ m a.
Sf' 'nf 'a a. a3s,'' ''' '''' ''O' " 'n
NYACK SEMINARY FOR GlRLS.-I.inlitcd
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moi''a'- oi'''7'I '"'' iiy. e.. - ricr rrincpr.
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a".iA ,f 1 I i ,r, ~ r. y.' m',ii RR1f I
roicn, lapets,' .luliIon molrraie bpan le''onap'o
fKANtl1I tiIl ~. \ ". pHudIal .
Kingston, lsiof 90, N. y.
LOUTH JERSEY INSTITUTE,
- D. An..
Both sexes Iuilrofp~ ~ eachrlt lr-rlchon thoolnh
eiE. ~ ptcu0,g lu. Address II II. TRASK. Principal
Miscelansou,
An ENGLISH CLERGY MAN and wife, well
n experienced M tcsci wpad taxi ieN boys hetwcnn
inc 81 To ~" with into th 'ir family
ana ,drra.c with ~" child I'll the nIntb'
or,ce,I luo tn situation 90 the bc4' IpIg
Island and easy 'lon bo1rd ari washing - -
Ucr school Address ENGLISH tLlkGN MAN, care
thuiohmln Onlcr - ia aYctte place NY.
-CIRCCLARS Of best schools free 10 par
y. rufs Wsnta catholic -,hn,l Tor two BOYS. city or
country. Please give pUu'nHt MISS ". l. DpNDNAN.
Teacher, Hur,au AMI Musical Agency. 80 aud ~ East
lith.s'
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panrna academies.
ALLEN DODWORIlI & son.
FRANK DODWpRTH'S
CLASSES FOR DANCING,
80. Csl 5IH AVENUE. NiN-i DIRK,
COMJENrI OCT Is
BROOKLYN-TO JOS WNsHINGTON.Sr,
COMMENCE OCT
FOR PARTICULARS send FOR CIRCULAR.
LEN MACGREGDR'S
q. SCHOOL FO& DANCING. III Jthave.
Rcppcns AITBDAl. oct. l..
Tor private and as'insrhction see circrltr
L'ERNANDO'S DANCING ACADEMY, 162
4 EI,l 5jIh->t Bank Buiding. Class now forming Re
opening reception. 1ucsiiy Dc II. send iof circular
AIR. TRENOR'S ACADEMY OF DANCING,
va Broadway ard 3,d.st.
- YEAR now OPEN. send for Circular.
l. HARVARD RElLL('S school for dlHclng
1 g dep'r,mont j1S IItlayc. o2p)si q windsor
Hotel reopen. ihursl,y oct .. ~'nd Tor onrId:
~ GEORGE DODWORTITS SCHOOL for
j DANCING and POLITE THASING, u west 2fth
81 ,4i- 20 IT. hlsI gJlYJtl th' pllt - YoN4 CON
meuces saturday. OCtDJ.r H. send Tor circular
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Cro3o5
IMPROVING HARBOR AT NORFOLK, VA

Il U. y ENCfNYHR OvPiFE.. I
Norfolk, Va. sept, ~. 1884
Sealed proposals. In trpcae Will he received this otcc
until october 81 1884 opened medatcy there
after, the presence bdicrs Tor dredging Norfolk
Harbor Virginia. The available for this work Is
$1,000
Specifications. instructions 70 bidders and blanks for pro-
pOsas can 10 hal on application 10 this oaice
i. A. HINMAN,
/. n NC moo
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IMpROYING CAPE FEAR RIVER. y. 81

Proposals for steam O'er e. 6. Engineer Once 1913
- Pans, baltimore Nd. oct. !, l3si -Proposas fur
ni-lne n steam boiler Tor Of the Cape ear
river g VII Dc reco we'd nti noon o. Oct "a ls5i AID
opened Immediately ~. RsDk Oria spec acatiOns
ana information can be- upon pp THIS Office,
10 the resident engineer M Henry Bacon ~ Wilmington,
y. Z. WILLIAM =. CRAiGHlLL Northumberland of
fftr.re - 4
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Enm Htllrcle.
Iol,tiNl,lA colLEur LAW eCnO0L

COLUMBIA coLLEot Law SCHOOL
IApt ipfiier. NrAn MApisuF AVE-
Tho twenty seventh annual term ~ ims institution t
ss.,,nenee an the iirsI MOVptN 80 uripnbh i''l ~
Az, az a,bn, phiinr IN Pact Ipth st briwcr4ih az
Nedlspp AYES nurih side in nll continue hn june i-''
~, ,. of ttudt rnhiarrs two tria end is dsgnti ~
sive fni ant lrrilir instruction n the pilnrprs ann Wf
Wee ~ ihrieW
10 catalogues, Ari RNHiess as ahni. ..,....,,.,
Malen te.
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NENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

~ Between NeN.l Olh AZ iltFt'.
romp,nvs fer new 40 ~ Norm v'r f0Ifof Nort0ns'.
NOEMANDIE Franguel ........ Wcipesiar. oct - 2Rm
AHEHi' Ut. Sautei .......... We he. AZ. oct =, n
CAS- D. ne Kersabrec ......... Wednesday oct 20 ID
checks tyaDe az sight Inso suit On the B1nlas
TrausItlan'ic Of Paris
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- SIATF-I. INV NoAK oct ., l7sl !
PROPOSALS in duplicate, sealed and in
dorsci envelope Bl ipi supple, AdyeItised val
be- r coytl tht plfc until ~ ocO October 49, 1851.
the onNiue .uppc o tho best quality 10 be- delvtIrd
stated beOH irc' Of expense at the Navy ldfd New
YORK.
BrRFAU OBSTRUCTION AND REPAIR
A. -prurr -I.ri.
90 ~lIUcr Poles
IIarknrtark Knees.
10 doivrrcl withn twenty days from date o. award
Ful Information relation - stlcs and guilty require,
be- obtained al this nlioe aud At thr Nlyy ald
tght f. Ia frrt any al bids that not
De deem u Iyaufay To hc GpNrfuurnt
ltfcti~ fr the prompt ana idth.
fnl deliver OF the upplics awaid IT.
Bank forms 10 Lc shed AZ HIS once
Bids not properly sgnci dHi ccgiIeJ Wi not be consd
cred. ~ GILMAN,
PAY director ntipa states
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Ocean Steamers.
BORDEAUX LINE.

- New and direct line 10 The south % France
NEWY NND BORDEAUX DtRECr
CHATEAU MAH0AUX new Sitn'i'" oct u. $50 am
ClAIEAU LEONILLE......... .SatiTd,y oct - a. a.
tmAIEAU LAfil E....,:.....Ncdn" d1y. ". ~ am.
Frop Pr.ntlr s-tOfe,' near Malsi feIIy Brooklyn
1rsye er- for France. SPAN ard It1ly Pyrones Pan,
Ni' o. viii time AMI expense by TAXI this line
FIRST CABIN Including wIne go tO tl0O second abln sS
Steorage. $50 For passage apply To ~ -
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GUNNER Nts3rls.

lake GEORGE.-MOlllCAN hoo'"
II bolton. warren Co. y Y AAiTsTtM?lYsses Less
DAVILION HOTEL, lsip. l.. - sIxrsN
main on en- honse heated with steam JAni prop ieof
of the berkeley bth.aye and oh 81, pwhcI -D' '>1
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IvNAN LINE OF STFANrRS.

TOn QUFNNSTOWN M IININTOnL.
CITY W GIG ~ .....s..ssss..t 10 pr. - ~ D
liTY OF CHESt R............. -trifiay OCT 2t pa q
cry or NCllM it 20 liIHl s' Nfi 80 (. 10
Pier ii lllF
rAptN rtS4AGT 40 80 ant o. intermediate so
r,rns'sise. e. appIy % ~ lSN,N srr,N-uir 70
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For Both Sexey-Citv.

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DROpOSALS FOR DREDGiNG.

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