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fee1ss s.d Lvsrpssa dsAss kses 49, rsssix-
"a = New yort up 70 de eslA la.s<A-
The Reform Bill havisx passed the
Hesse Of Cemmsns BY . nsjerity or
li6. Il was brought up 70 the Hosse
ef Lssds on the 25th Of March, and
read frat time. On motieu Of Earl
Grey, that u shoald b rssd I'd tins
90 q Thursday sen'night," . debate
ensued. IL 10 important, 40 showing
that the Peers intend 60 10 icte csm.
mittss on the Bill; and from the OBJ.
ssrvs,ions made by the principal anti
reform Lords, We should collect, that
they intend to introduce such amend.
ments ~ will completely change its
most important features.
a Berlin paper states that eur fel-
low citizen, Dr.. Howe, when arrested
in that capital, had letter Of credit
for l00, 900 francs, upon Dsntzic and
Elbing, Tor the benefit Of the Polish
fugitives 10 that neighborheod.
Mr.. Van Buren dIned with the King
at Windsor Castle on the 25th March.
The Cholera 10 extending in Lon
don. II has also made its appearance
in Belfast and Dublin. New cases in
London on the 18th Is, deaths IS;
18th, new csses Sc, deaths So; Goth
and 2lst, new cases 100, deatha rs;
22d, new cases 63, deaths So; esd,
new cases los, deaths Sc. The date
Of the reports 10 one day in advance Of
the dates Of the cases.
Galignani's Messenger announces
the death Of the celebrated Champol.
lion, 10 his 42d year, after long and
painful illness. "By his death, - SAYS
that journal, ''the scientific world sas-
tains an irreparable loss. The oh.
security Of Egyptian history has DOLLY
acquired sufficient inten sityto point 10
10 the treasures which were concealed
there, without enabling 90 70 examine
and render them available"
The Piague.-A correspondent Of
one Of the London Journals, relates
q curious fact in connection with the
history OF the plague in Egypt. He
states that out Of 4 million or persons
who fell victims to it in that country,
not single dealer in OIL had suffered
attack; and that oil along the coast of
bafbary, and in those places in which
the devastatiens Of the plague had
been most frightful, no instance was
ever known Of porter in an oil store
being attacked with IL. If this be tru.
and il 10 asserted with auff;r;.,t
eoIdness-it will be for our medical
men to discover the antipathetic DUAL.
tiles of oils in relation to this disor.
der.
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TIE tsisa e ssnssl lis0saos, fsr . sssuult
spes W. saasssuy, We es~tiasss tArsssA-
ous ~ wksls e - week. sssssSsi ~ -
al sabsIssiss - ssshnisslisiss Il ssssy ~.
o. Thursd.y ~ sviassss wss eiossd, ssa
Nr. KEY, council 81 - sessssd, "epsasa
the defence In IN sleessat ssi impressive
manner. and spoke sbout twe hears," when
the esse was eoatinued over. o. Friday, Mr..
Key was prevented By serious iadsposition
ron coecludiag hk ssysnsss-s.a further
proceeding were Postponed until Saturday.
In tho House, on Friday, the spPortioument
bill, with the amendment ffon the senate,
allowing fractions 10 30 represented, was
referred, on motion Of Mr.. Polk, TO select
committee Of seven.
The general appropriation hill was con-
sidered. The amendment Of tho Senate,
striking out the appropriation Of 5000 ~ an
outfit Tor q minister 70 France, caused an
animated discussion, In which Messrs. Mo
Dufie, Archer, wilde, E Everett, lnssrsoli.
Barringer, Wayne, Adams, Barbour, Clayton,
Burgess, Drsyton, and Burd, participated
The House finally refused to concur with the
senaie--ayes 81, noes 80.
On Friday, the Senate further discussed the
Revolutionary Pension bill-but no decision
was had, and that body, after other business,
adjourned to Monday.
IF I.ss, 49, H. q
WARRINGTON, AYniL "a.
The appropriation for the ost6s to Q
minister to France, had caused consid
cradle discussion yesterday, and some
speeches were delivered, the temper
and talent Of which will render them
distinguished above all the previous
oratory Of the session. Mr.. Hayne,
Mr.. Tazeweli, Mr.. Webster, and Mr..
Clay ton, distinguished themselves on
the occasion. The speeches Of the
two former may almosi be regarded a.
indicating their determination 70 &C.
cede from the ranks Of the adminis,ra.
ton. Mr.. Tazeweii declared that II
the appointment Of Minister should
take place during the recess, were the
Minister that Of Q father, Q brother, or
the dearest friend he had on earth, he
would net vste for the appointment.
All this debate 10 very evidently and
very properly directed to the practice
OF the President. in appointing his "a
vorites TO Office. The rumour increases
hourly that Mr.. Barry 10 10 be removed
from the Post.offiee Department
Whittier he is TO 20 10 then the ques-
ton. Ii is further presumed that the
President intends to send him 20 Eng
land. IL he can-er TO France, if he is
not permitted to make better provision
Tor him. Mr.. Livingston desires to
60 to France, and will doubtless be
sent. should Mr.. Barry be otherwise
provided for; but should the President
be foiled in his wish 10 send Mr. Bar.
~ 10 England, il will surprise no one
here 1t be should 6rst go through .
preparatory education. and then be
sent to the citizen King.
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Lnsus Nafu,x.--A cat belonging Z.
citizen Of this place. on Mondsy
night brought forth three kittens, two
OF which are doing well--the other.
which we have seen, had one head.
double tongue, four ears, eight legs.
two bodies, and two tails, long and
short one. The bodies are separate
and distinct from the ioins to the inser.
ton ofihe NORFOLK Beacon.
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~ is said that the yearly meeting Of
the Society Of Friends at their session
last week made rule Of disc ipline, TO
d'sown any member Of that society
who vas concerned either in the dis.
i''iaflon OF sale Of ardent spirits, ifhs
could not be prevailed spon to rein.
quish the Prsetiee.-C w. s. Gazette.
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A woman rsmed Stiliman. at San.
dy Bay, Gloucester. (Bsass.) vas re.
eeHtiy discovered in bed in a state Of
insens'blllty. oeeasioned by in,oxiea.
ton; and her i,.fani ehiid s'.6ocgfsd and
10 arm broken, having been overlaid by
its mother.
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Choiera.--It is stated that 10 Edin.
burg, cases Of Cholera have been sue.
cessfuiiy treated by Galvanism. The
French Academy Of Sciences have
named . committee TO investigate the
question Of the efficacy Of this remedy.
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FAIRPIEI.D RACEs.

FAIRFIELD RACES.
Second days race, 25tA April Proprietor
Purss, $500, 2 nsiis keatG
Dr. Minge, b. h. Gen brooke, four
years old, by Sir Archy. dam Be,
Bounce, by Sir Harry, ~ Dir.
o. +. Hare. Gin. Betsy Hare, 4 years
old. b. Consehtion. dam by imp.
hsy6el6. AAd,
J. 5. Garrison, b. m. Lady Wishing.
ton. years old. By Eclipse, dam
BY sis Arcby, s53
:, By Rather. dam BY Gr,es6u,, $50
Old, by Sic ChsFIes, dan ~ HeEod Al 1
Time-lst heat, , min. So seed neat.
3 min. 20 see.--3d heat, 3 min. 81 &C. a
mos, interesting raee.--IIB.
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NJ. Humboldt, in his Personal Mar.
ratiye, states that ain Egypt, in the
thirteenth century, the habit Of eat.
ing human flesh pervsded all CLASSES
OF society. Extraordinary snsres we're
spread Tor physicians in particulsr-
They were called 10 ATTEND persons
wh" pretended ~ be sick, but who wsc
emily hungry, and IL was not 10 order
to be consulted, but tlevoured."
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Ahe motion was sgfeed 10. The bill
was then reported to the Senate. and
ordered TO be read a third time by .
Vets Of % ~ 90.
Bic. Poiudeztsr introduced q io;nt
resolution authorizing The President 10
have executed a foil length statue Of
Gss. Washington.
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BROAD ROCK RACES.

onOAD HUN NACES.
First day Of Spring Meeting. Monday, A.
psiI Esd. 1832-sweepstske. mile heats:-
VIM Newly. . Gohsnna colt, 1 4
James Elan, sn Arab Ely, 2 3
~. fioarnoy. Gohanna colt. , 2
Three toffeHs.-Time, 1st beat. 2 N. 6
seed heat, ? m. S sec. Track get and
heavy.
Same day, sweepstske, mile heats
J. n. Bolts Gohanna ally. out Of Phiilis,
distanced.
J. w. winftee. Gohanns colt. II
Thos. Carter. b. c. by Rather. 2 dr..
WIN. u johnson, fun brother to
Polly Jones, 3 ?
Two forfei's Time. Est heat. m. 50 sec.
I'd heat. M S. sec---Trsck heavy-2d heat.
no eonsess-woa easily by winfree. Mr.
Botts' and Mr.. Johnson's entries both dis.
tsmpered.-GRiehmsad Compiler.
Fairfield Course This old and famous
course, has been revived, AFTER seventeen
year, suspension. The circums,snce seems
agreeable to those Of certain age, in whose
minds. Fairfield 10 associated With early and
pleasant recollections. The ceneourse vas
large for the FIRST day. and every appearance
indicated that the enterprise Of resuseitatinE
Fairfield. will be completely successful.
From our morning contemporary. we take
the following account Of the COLI race yes.
tefdsy. We think. however, Il has fallen
into mistake In saying that hinges colt
ven Of Broad-Roek. We understood the
winner there 60 have been winfree's Cohan.
IA colt, sold on the spot for thousand dol.
lars. Perhaps he was entered at Fairfield
ey Mr. AinEe, and hence the apparent mis-
take.-t Riek. Wzig.
Pai.fsId Spring Meeting, .april %, 1892.
PosT swEEPsTAKa.
Mr.. Adams b. c. Primero. by Rather, 1 I
NJ. Ainge's b. c. by Gohaans, 8 2
Mr.. Botis's e. by Gohanns, 2 dis.
Ar. Garrison entered Dir. Longs b. c.
by Sir Archy, dis.
~. Wstson's Il c by Contention. die
Time--ist heat, I'm. so sec; I'd do. I'm.
So seconds.
The track in good order and the race in.
'eresiing. Hr. Minge's col, wss the fsvori,e
ut the stsri. having won the sweepstakes
over the Broad ROGk course on yesterday
Si'h great ease. besting the winner to-day.
tCsmfiier.
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SkeessS.--Sf. Jeror.
relates, that uhen he vas a, Ram. ~
saw Q ass that had not arrived :, az
advanced sge. who had yet ,ur,;,.a
tsenty wives, which he had u.r,;.s
sniniervpted succession. n. ,s."
wards married IN elderly woman ~
had bsrisd nineteen husbands. ,,d
her death he aiteaded her funeral ~;S
his head crowned With a chsple, ,'I
marched in the stately pace Of triuo,nS
Mefhinks TO kiss ladies' hand. ,n.-
their lips. as .e"e do. is like Ii,ti. bo,.
who, after they eat the ami. 6II,,
the pairing. Oh, of love they ha,e ,o,to
apple. Ssiden. '
The Cogsef. Mr.. D'Ry,,x,.
been lecturine in a Western town na
on the character If the Comet u.
ssks why should we be uneasy ,h.n.
any predictions Of this destrue tive no,
"Hw we could certainly know. tia,
within Q short period Of time IN. .,r,S
would share the fate Of an ,,y a.
which the Table Rock had fallen wS.
should Ne be alarmed Are we M, !.
the hands Of the ever living God vba
made usf Can any event place u, No..
yopd the reach Of his po,cer? will Il No,
be our fault if we be not within ,h,, of
his DsercyS What has the Come, IA
do with the soul, that shall forever
survive 'ths wreck Of matter and N.
crush Of worlds %"
Quite a comfortable Errafum.-A
French philosopher, who had predicted
that . comet was going to play the
deuce with this dirty world of our, in
the year 1882, has gwen notice tina,
there was trifling mistake 10 the mat.
ter. II - the year 1882 he meant.
We fee' quit Obliged to him for the
postponemsnt.- - .,aaen Journal.
"Coing through ne motions. W.
learn from the Providence American.
That at "'he supreme Court held in
East Greenwich, Thomas j. Pepper
was convicted Of bigamy. and the sen.
tence OF tie court was, that on FRIDAY
the 27th Of April instant, between III.
hours OF 10 and I o'clock, he be piar,d
on the goitoirs. ,cifh rope about hi,
meek, that he be Imprisoned tire.
months and pay hne Of Eve dollars. f"
a Female GanJier "A Mira. Eliz,
Blond, was convicted. at the late Ceur,
OF Sessions in Abbeville district. Of
keeping Faro Bank, and PLAYING a,
that game, and sentenced 10 six monthl
imprisonment and fine of 500 dollar
lCAerkesfss CegricT.
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ls VA bsgta. "--UndeT this espijoo we
s,e We ioiiorinE Psrsgrap, from tl,c Charleston
We learn, with regret, that the
acrimonious Language which has Of
iats Characterized the struggle between
the Union and HslliRcation psr,iss Of
sumter, has at length terminated in
blows and violence. Fifteen or twenty
individuals are said 10 have beee af.
rayed On each side, armed 9Th disks.
CLUBS. and missiles, several Of whom
experienced slight, snd one o. two.
serious injuries. We are in posses.
sion of some Of the nsmss and oar.
tleulars, but fOFbeaE making them psb
lac, until the statement undsseoes more
general confirmation. !"
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Pro-" ~s CAorLesfon Courier II the isGk IG
We learn that Governor Hamilton,
who was with party upon the Rail
Road on Saturday, received some slight
injury from the giving way Of the axle
tree OF car loaded with lumber, which
Was 10 froSt OF the passenger car. The
latter ran with considerable force a
gainSt the projecting ends Of the sesnt-
ling with which the car was loaded,
which broke 10 the front pannel, and
struck the Governor, who was on the
front seat, IN the breast; bot We are
happy 70 state, without causing him
soy ssrisns injusy.
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Il Female GamJieT "A Ars. Eiiz.
Blond, was convicted. at the late Ceur,
OF Sessions IN AbbeviIle district. Of
keeping Faro Bank, and Playing a,
that game, and sentenced 10 six mouths
imprisonment and fine of 500 dollar.
Charkesfen Carricr
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a worthy old sea captain Of our &C.
quaintance Opsr 'eok "a. beard a large
numbes 81 Passengers ~ : port in The
Emerald Isle, 20 bring 20 this country.
On approaching eVf coast. he,a az u,gsi,
sounded, BIT found no bottom "And
aid you stl'i~ The grDpnd, csp'ain.'
inquired one Of d., 1 istmen. "Nc,T
~as the reply. And Will W be %
good as to tell "" rejoined he, "bos
near 700 came 70 itS''--N. BedfordGas.
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rrsrstss sd<Ss cssshed 10 dsssh - sAs
cecssst. He Waited to ths gssrd q
look st the beat, Aad vss pss6ahly To-
simultaneously killed. A soa sf Ms.
bskewell Of this city vas seriously In
jureds
We would observe in eonelusion.
that the night WAS rather dark, thoogh
not SO % to endsnger boats from ran.
ming safely with proper care.
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rREprnicxsnuRo, aparl %.

Ere!-On Wednesday morning last,
about half past 9 o'clock, the Old In.
dian Queen Tauern. occupied st the
time by Mr.. George b. Whiting. ives
discovered to DO on fse. Tie alarm
was soon spread through the town, and
the Hope and Union Fire Companies.
with their Engines. and . number Of
citizens, were speedily on the spot
No exertiens. however, eosld save the
spacious building. which was composed
entirely Of wood, from total destrsc-
ton. The furniture only wss wrested
from the flames. rHerold.
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.anofhsv Disaster. Cincinnati
American Of the 18th ult. ssys:-The
PoIsnder, which left our landing last
evening Tor P,ltsbuvg, cane in contact
with the H0rnet from Msysville, about
four miles from the city, At the Crsw.
iish bar. We cannot learn the reason
assigned for such sn accident, but fear
that proper caution was not observed.
The Pilot Of The Hornet saw the Pc
lander At = considerable distance, end
We presume kept Too nssr the shore.
The POlandcE struck che Hornet a ia.
tie ait Of the Wheel house, on the stsg.
board side. The anchor vas left in
the forward birth. 9th the table, eat
head. &c. taking completely the guard,
destroying several births, giving her
the appearance Of wreck, at least on
one side. The Polandes Did not sion.
OF course we do not knew whether ske
was materially injured. II wouId have
been we'll enough Tor her 10 have a..
eertained the loss Of her anchor and
other suudries Jeff on board the Hor.
net.
The Captain Of the Hornet, was, we
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A enc new Steam Boat, named the
|" Chisf Lssfics Asrsksn, +" has jsss been
launched at Wheeling. II has been
finished in style Of unusual splsnjor,
more so. perhaps, than any beat that
has ever hosted On the western waters.
The upper end Of the cabin 10 decosa
ted with an admirable portrait Of the
venerable man, whose name the beat 10
made to bear. The figure head isa bss,
OF the same individual. from the CHS
sci Of Mr.. RusH. The boat measured
goo tons, but Is expected to carry 500,
down stream.
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Brtssnmei OHfdOne - "EIow did VOC
get such csit. Bepf'' said q vsgrpni
OF The city ~ New York 90 q whsezisg
brother the other day. - slsp, in u.
Park last night" answered Ben, "std
some one left the gate open"
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Methinks to kiss ladies' hand, ,o.,
their lips. as .ame do. is like Ii,,ls NV '
who, after they eat the apple. f,lI -
the pairing. osi of love they have to ~.
apple. Ssiden.
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~ The window Of q BARRIERS shop ~
SOodmah'S Fields il exhibited . pro.
ieasioBal announcement, IN writing
which, for lie pse,icsl excellence, s
give IN So genuins form and purity
4 IsAaes,
thees uay tries lueka
shavrs fof tstpy,
Never cuts sny
] bleeds,
Palistseth snsi cups
Below feeds
Add trzios4td brerds
toepS eail-dogs, sd 80 s4her sorts q ge'i~
aea- buts --AEd
blneks shoea
foS Chrisiiaas--betides lees
The great aFt ~ lifs is 10 play n
much and stake liGlIe.--ysAnso'
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Avery Interesting Dsbass tssk place
"a the lower House 81 Ceagresa. on
Saturday. IN consequences ~ Z vioisne
assault upon The Hen. Ne. srArpxnnv.
: member frsm Ohio, By BAsa'L Hovs.
Tor, late Govesues 81 Tsnnsssss.--
Ehe Hsshs.gtra 'rs!ssFsSA says
THE aisentiea Of Che reader will
Be arrested By the proesedinRs in The
hosse 81 Representative, On sstug-
day, On the sastion 90 srsest Gsneval
heasson, for an assauii upon che Hen.
Mr. 8teakerTy, member 81 shst aaA '
fFosn 0hie. Che pretezt fss die oni.
rags vas the Femsrks which Ne. stan
herry deemed IA pgepsr 70 sake il the
honses rslstivs e TIE esntraei Ser Ter.
Riahing ratisas - emiErenf lndisns.
contemplated BY Gen. Hsssfon with
Msi. Eatoo. That The reader nav
know what was said, We here eiva ~
femerks. NJ. 3. asid:
The gupsfsntsHdsns 81 ths Cauheyi.,..i
ased s so he oaly sfieey who hss 49,
eahsfsd - coniieee IN oeiee afler ns,..fs =.
hie tfsns1Fessipns had reached 80 Pr.ri,l-ne.
VS. ne use Secretary 81 Wsr rersYetl 4.
eeaaeqesnee ~ BE attssaps. fssossesessfv. 4.
giys g ooysrnoF Hoissoa tas eonssaci fss
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Indian vsaisss tsiss -. kssvIedee d
| Tho sysasecs3oa. - 5Do tie eolu0as g ths
TsiegrapA TIE vho1o eeair vss kseva ID
l1s q The sias u 49, po.es. .The edisss q
Iths Telegraph gives kiase4 ~ 0seh csed;'
fse defesling this ssssopfed Assd. sad<s
sseod that c wss - eeaseq0esce q the re-
1eesifspees II he ds)elsis iron Asksasss
thes The eoassses vas not esoplesed. There
10 enc faet, howsves, o. vhieA ! - isdebs.
ed % the Telegraph, end int - Thea the
Prssidsss bed fsli ksewjedgs q sks bSsi
seses sad ihst u did Dos meet vith bio dissp
probssion."
"Upen reading The rersrt Of Mr.
Stauberry's speech 10 the iu,sliigsn-
Ger. Mr.. Hosstsn addressed him q
note, thresgh nesaber ef Congress,
from Teanesses, demanding 90 explain.
atieu. Mr. Stsnbsrry infcrmed the
member vhs bore the demand, that hs
reeogsised no right in Mr.. Houston q
intsrrskate him upon the subject
Heastes then threaiened that he weuld
make personal assault, sad accord
ingiy ~, accompanied By sn attendant
both armed with heavy bludgeons, val
Tor soue days seen sauntering sbou,
the Capitol, and Hsustsn himself VA,
frequently oa the privileged seats with
IN the Hall Of the House."
The editor 81 The Telegraph thus close,
his remarks upon THE outrage
/" We are we'll aware Of the danger
which surrounds us. We have long
seen. that the tactics Of the Nashcilt
school were 70 be transferred 20 Wash
iagton. and that the voice Of truth was
to be silenced BY the dread Of the as
ssssin. But We have not yet taken
! Fear - our counsellor"
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NNHE undeEsixned, eommissieners
n appainfed b. law Cor that psr-
pose sih receive psspssals ualil The aIIh
osy % April Aext Ger the DFawing hsd
aiansgsmssi Of = Lestssy. setboriEsd 10
% aFsNn By 90 Get sf The Cienssal Asssu-
~ Of tisgiaia. Tor The paspose % eos
sssues'ng Bridge seEess The Shessndo'b
niseE. ~ ih's place, sd @ahisg . eeTisa
hoad. ~ that zee Bamed. The amount 70
b Enissd u $50. 900.
JOHN r0RARD.
, p. SHANNON,
HENRY WAND.
GRO w. SHAVER.
CssnissiSss1-
HaspsSFsssy. Ei,ssA -. 1859.
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fsANL sS1ise aErauEsmenis Of hsu,s'
soei1s he fsF Ne sseommodstion %
l.sBs nsmhas 81 hands, aad wiah 10 -
Pssy 30 II a1dlsiea e. NJ bsesspi sssst.
teatAsr ~ the month 90 81 ne job =
9sssry feek and bssak ghsz co. ihs rsst
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