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has been for some time made known to the public
| that the subscribers engaged IN preparing ior
me press new edition OF the Louisiana Civil Code -
hey were. rpn the first. OF the great difficulty
aud responsibility attending the publication Of the work,
and it WITHOUT great hesitation that they con.
scented to the undertaking. But the present edition,
amounting to bout three thousand copies and which
had cost the State than thirty hOusnnd dollars,
was entirely ont Of print For more than years
past the usual pice OF the work has been from thirty
| to fifty dollars.
1t is system of written rules which N Immediately
operates upon every individual of the state interested
either in agriculture or commerce and which governs
the disposition OF so much property coming us from
other states thaunlke alnos. aHy other upon
law--itis rnnah the textbook and osnunl Of thc
'natel"nrnNd " pianer, as it is Of TN 'utc s-'
| man aud the professional sflvoc II.
The lawyers of the adjoining staeE IN" in fact Of al
nose states upon the OHIO aud Mississippi rivers hch
find mart for their produce in Louisiana have tre
qutnt necessity of reference the code, and make il an
indispensable requisite TO their libraries: and in lie
city OF New Orleans the book is as sure to b. found in
the merchants counting room. upon lhe deck Of tie
Judge or tile table Of the attorney. 1t is not surprising
therefore that The FIRST edition of the work so quick
~ disposed Of aud although reprint of it would
III some measure supply the public necessity, yet it
would he imperfect and unsatisfactory unless annotated
with references TO the Reports aud statute, in order To
en- race the numerous amendments which have been
made by the ii gisIature and the important decisions
and constructions which have been given upon nHuy
its articles by the supreme Court.
The publishers have secured, for the general super
ntendence and editorial department Of the work, the
professional services of Nhceoc5 : Upton, Esq. IL
me 'ber of the New Orleans Bar. The Hon. judge
iullard judge Bermules, and Hon George EustiS
have each kindly assisted MIR Upton with the valuable
notes which they have collected in the their
studies and practice; and to Mr. r Jennings, the part
ner OF Mr. Upton W no is also engaged in the work. Geo
Srwhridge, Esq. has presented the great Of lea
FENCES continued III his Office copy Of the code, and
which nave been made BY linn during the whole period
OF his distinguished professional abors, The publish
ers may therefore We'll trust that the amotaop- of the
work will be all that industry and ohour assisted by
learning Hnh experience, Gun perform.
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EoL.-TI NO 1903


DIR w. EVANS CAM MILE LIS Nv
fTfilS highly valuable medicine may be had VIM ..
i D sale and retail at New York prices, OF REELS "
| DhANGE. 70 Camp street.
1t is confidently recommended for the following dis
etsrs Dyspepsia in all It's foms; bilious and liver al
icnons, in every stage and degree; female sickness
more particularly the nausea incident to mothers; huor
ahus fever and oaHe, incPian consumptens or d Il:
enes, whether Of the liver or lungs, aiache or gudi
ness loss of appetite tremcrs, inebrlahon OF
delirum treeH Enasodic affection Of all kinds rhen
mastn whether chronic infammatory nervous OF
bilious levers, OF every saritty scofuia, salt rheum,
and all blnchrs bad humors and iml ufe compexIons
OF the skim tessuess night, and daily irraDilty
and melancholy; the summer complaint, ard eholera
morfus dinrrhGa in grown pers ms; worms and natm-
ency, with bad hrea choruss and pap,ations OF the
heart and head changes OF female constitution; ma ZOE
mtared and dsorsazed constitutions in either sexs
whchhave not been pc nily relieved by anv other
medicines A single trial Of nr w Evars' medicines IN
any OF these cases will produce such effects as viii m
dIcale their incompatible superiority, and induce sucn
use OF them viii insure speedy and nnquesuono"
Ole cnre. Directions for use accompanying them.
Numerous certificates ofcres will he shown, as from
the eneth of the catalogue tits impossible give them
publicity through the medium Of newspaper. On LIE
Exams catalogue thers upwards of Dc, coo! cases
and in this city refer 10 many persons who have
teerls ley6d. and in instances entirely cured OF
fong standing Diseases by DR. Evans Canon lie Pills
ap-O lin
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= Collection Of Colloquul Phrases, every topic No
"a cc,sary maintain conversation, arranged Hndrf
ftrrrur heads With numerous renurkS on the peculiar
aynlRacatio and Of various words. Tbe Wp'lc 81
disposed co4ideraly t1eilitnc1he rcqnsihe oi
correct PRONUNCIATION OF the French. By Gullar, It
new edition, revised aud corrected.
\ selection oflne hundred of ierrin's fables, accom-
panied with key containing the text, literal and free
translation, arranged in sucha manner as 10 p"nt out
J., difference betwcen the French and English dion,
so figured pronunciation of the Frencll according to
he best French works eXtnnt on the subject Lhc whole
preceded by short treatise on the sounds othc French
language, comparedwi, those Of the English.
4 Pronuuncing French Primer, or the Scholars tedr
.the accurate pronunciation and C"thogHphy of the
French Lang, are containing its elements according to
best usage py Bernard lronchin lnsl received and
sale " WM MckEaN,
M Cor Camp x Com sts,
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Court.
TENHE STATE OF LOUISIANA, To all whom
these Presents shall come, observation-disclosures
William Aackey having purchased ut snlc made
by the Sheriff of the parish of Orleans the property
hereinafter descrhed has applied the clerk OF is
court in whose office tile deed of sale recorded on
versement in conformity TO of the Legislature of
the State OF lousi INA, entitled Gan act for the further
assurance Of titles to purchasers at judicial salos; ap
proved the 10Th day OF March, 1891.
NOW, therefore, know We, and all persons interested
herein. hcrebg cited and amonished in the name
the State of Louisiana and of the First Judicial District
Court who can set up any right title or claim in and to
the property hereinaler DESCRIBED i'll consequence any
uiIar which the sale made, any irregularity or
ilsiitg in tbs qngrnisemens and advertisements, in
time or manner Of sds or for an other defect whatso-
this nonton is first inserted il lie public papers, why
the sale made should not bH confirmed and homoo.
gated.
The said property was sold by the Sheriff of the par
sh oresai on the I'D day of April, A. y. 1888 hy
virtue of decree of tbs coult rendered on the Sd day
of March, A. d. 1885, in lit entitled William NiuckGy
aluel Bell, Me- 1885 of the ducketof this court
at which sale said William Aiackey became the pur
chaser for the price u $4,000, cash.
Description of Property given in Judicial Con
veynnre, VIZ:
certain lot Of ground, together with all the build
in@s and improvements thereon, situated in the parsl
Of Orleans, in the square bounded by New Levec
Louisa, Paul and Deord streets, designated by the NJ
| ., on plan dr,wnhy c. Hinpcl, Deputy Surveyo
General, the 10th December, 1884 aud deposited
plan No TO- the book ofplans of Felix Grima notar
public. Said lot measures % feet IL inches front e
NewIeyee street rs feet in depth the side adoin
lot Ne8, and 80 feet inches and lines depth tn
side adjoining the property now, or lately, belonging
N Goodale, and 10 feet / inches width in The real
here it fronts on an alley of three feet nine inches
common TO lots Nos 4, 5, ca and g..
Clerks Office, ! ! MAY i-i3.
ii'o - h-'N ~ " JERK
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--,,e15ls.5I n Is ~ NJ, nsIs.
From N4o,,ita I,Iahan,,1 In Augusta Lt.ce
n EAyTs With. eysrv oiei, i., immediately ,lte
4 thp ,r;ya; If tI,c y, ii fron, NV Orleans ,n.r h
.tcH,nhn.i Eyr,,yr n 1}Iatc1, co.che u. Fensac,,
stsanbo,ls ta, pansros i3s, s. Rosa sound and Cfoe
talpce River and Ha,G ,o CIR BIo coaches thcne,
via AIariam. Cha,tanotcbre, Trorneriy Noun, Yer
non. HainI,Ijrc pnd,rtnn i,av knsyIle and l.o,;s
Vile. to Auausia nasseIrrer ,,k,n His sent AT Mo.
bile is in no dancr IF Lai"o ,hrown ot or losins bin
IRE erence by o,hcr cenciinS intsrcsts as he "a Rl.
ia LINE i lt on, c"rrer,' arl under orr, 20, ire
ihronaho and ray ,,-,r,, r-nT,,,rr uro HI,
ariygiat An,,e,' IL, tn'os,'e.;f ,hrmh ali Yr;th
cr an, a, any season ,ss sor,, unforeseen ctas.
,rophe should Occur. Tic Grea, New Orleans Ma,
is r.,ied Il, rn,, I'd ,nn,s IN, acpon,,oda
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NEW MUSIC,

II is tho Hour; Is she not passing fair; Oh this IS
f.tt,lv Bcauteous Land; Tell not ms of broken Vows;
lescta dwell ip the h9sams cell; We shall meet II"
Mprc. Cone, . Come; Castinets guily Sounding
Age Of Iiia Euhhar; pnv is closing er the billow;
Ehe Lowlmd Bride; Ny iigbt Brga1tne; Oh do not
say Farewell; aeOny lanes 'rhe Young Widow; S5ang
af tho Fishers Wife; KApose my love u Lovers Eve;
Shall va ever meet artD; When evening bells are
Ginning Sing hey for the Bottle A1uoi han Ia Hi
shess; Ma Nurnapty, Gir varie.l by lfaim; Sill 50
t.e v o'cr Stealing, arranged by Crerney; t&ro
ute air from opera La Znra varied bY iiuntcn; eeu
.i.4 Of the celebrated opera Lit Nerna, by Y bellfnn
Three tvurite airs it0'u the opera fnrnHi arranged
a,r the Fluc AMI Piano; Niyi ri from tGnl I!aItln
arranged tlrt Flute aud no, !'inynlion Ia ynls
tv e II Vaa Weber, rrnNali Waltz hy l. Nelgn0n,
Duke of Einc'4ta It's Waltz, by Slaa' Rehis &elth;
L' .se Ftg1r,e ttancc, new set OF Iotlliuns from
size ',p 4 af lie Jason. For sale at
& CiSEf'5
Piano Forte oad MrsiC Store.
an % - Camp street.
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SANCTIONED BY THE. FACULTY. OF MED


TzTIiOl}N'S COMPOUND Extract of Copaiba and Sarsa
L nmllla "A certain, safe, and cticctlal RENEE
dy discovered for the cure Of Gonorlhea elects
SuirurCs Wlics Pains in the back and oiGs seminal
Weakness, affections OF the kidnes gravel scorb1tis
etuptonG, &c.
~ te inrmncton of medicine possessing the usefia
and active virtue Of the nov offered IN The pnhc
proprietor has but to refer TO the nunerohs recon-
menlaons received from The most eminent of the me.
d'cai faculty in Europe, believing that it will be duly
appreciated When i 5 merits are fully known The
Nalsm OF Copalba, so extensively used has lost tnucb
OF Its credit from the dislike which patients formerly
express dlegardIng its disagrcc;b!e taste disturbances
produced III the bowels and stomach aud its hcreofora
InticiemcN when used in the uElpmmatoiy stage The
proprietor has madn analysis of the Balsam conceiy
ing that the more active qualities would thereby be much
more concentrated and usefully administered than
in the present State The above medicine combines ina
gradients whichale in the highest rcpute amo,g tha
most scentillc and learned in the profession Each
drug III the COMPOSITION of this preparation increases the
eltehey OF The Others producing operation truly asto-
n'sS and surprising the most sangune expectations,
poSSesslugH at the same time the advantage of its beno
administered with perfect success in the different stages
! the above disease The most eminent physicians and
urgeons OF the present day express their decided an
probation in fay of SarsparilIa whilst its use in the
prnclpal hospitals aud public medical institutions has
be H. aud stiii continues, very extensive 1t was fay-
ore remedy with the celebrated Dir Abernetly in all
venet al affections, and in obsnMe cutaneous eruptions
arising from dsordeicd of the digestive functions
Having been submitted the test and experience of ,he
most ceiehed among the iaculty they have expressed
their satisfaction Of It's extraordinary efficacy in every
case under tier charge, by adopting il both in thei,
pbie and private practice. Their Oh eryalions viii he
mseie'l hereafter. Prepared by J b Thorn, Chemist
Lonon. lmce 81 super pot
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NJ ARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WArruousg,
~ Customhouse street, opposite the post-oiIicc
The subscribers are now receiving from their fac.
tories in New York. and will keep constantly or
hand u general assortment IF Marble Mantle Pieces
ofsuperior workmanship, and OF the latest patterns
madc of the best Egyptian, Italian, Irish anc
American marble. Also, Monuments, T'omhs anc
Grave Stones, moulded and plain sills and ntos
marble aeings, hcNyths and boundary stone. plastic
Of Paris, Roman & Hydraulic Cement aud Plaster
| ing Hair, together with splendid assortment o
| brass mounted aud plain Crates aud Russia Iroi
Crates OF the newest and most approved patterns.
| Lettering done in the neatcst manner and at In
shortest notice. They have first rate workmor /
| set the above work
| Jos 'ANES KAHN & STROUD
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T Stafford, FsI, MIR Cullun, II Nc tlpin Esq., 1t
Kibhy, in Mob Is; 5 + Taylor, Z Raa, Esq, in Ne,
Orleans
Z S-A letter bag, to receive communications for
persons the bove hotel, is placed al Geo Whituans
office, u st Charles Exch ugC.
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TESTIMONIALS.
From y II Salmon, Esq, + f S Surgeon 10 ths
st 'Ihemas Hospital, and Lecturer on Anatomy
The tlii which have made of your preparation in a
variety OF cases. both male and fenae in results have
proved so highly favourable, that do hesitate in
pronouncug 1t OF tie valuable and clcacious
rcmc'tlrS ever offered to tho public and one in which
from experience, place every reliance whilst il
docs nolroduee the same unpleasant effects usually ex
lerieuccd from copaiba,
From G Il Hayward, NJ Il C S, Physician to the s,
AHrN!,hQue iHspGusar.
lake great pleasure in adding my testimony TO The
wtahie properties NJ YOUR preparation, wishing YOU the
success Yea SO full, deserve, in ample reward for the
aAormd expense incurred in bringing it 10 such con.-
pletV perfection.
From w Cooper, rs, Surgeon to Guys II.s-
pi;al
The uniform success which has tended the slmins-
terh& Your medicine among my patients afflicted with
the above diseases has fully satisfied me that il has oly
tohe known TO he truly appreciated May the success
you SO wei dese We, amply and speedily repay you for
your valuable preparation.
From Sir A Cooper FRsPRCS, &c. &c.
Having been induced TO uy YOUR Extract in several
cases Of violent Gonorlloa which had hitherto baHlsd
every prescription administered by me, having found
sure ard speedy cures effected by it, in few lays-I
eel my sell III duty bound to that now in nv nrac
l'Ge both public and private recommend and use none
From w Blair, NJ ID, Physician to Guy. faos.
pitl.
The strict test which I have given your medicine
among my patients aud its ivariablc thus far
will induce me 10 pcrseeere in its use and deem it
but an aet of Justice and of duty add III, feeble testi-
n,uiliu IN recommendation of its virtues.
From l. G Thompson, N FRSL.
ireturn yOu my sincere thanks for e ynluabo nrs
scnt of your Extract turthe cure of Gonorrbna 81
feel grateful that You have at last brought medien,
into use which will prove desit!ertum long sought for
IN the m'dis"' %olda sure, speedy and cliectual cure
il Of the above class Ii affords me great nleasure
in publishing TO the world the valuable qualities of ynr
Extract.
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description Of property as given in de J licia

Acertan piece Of properly parcel of ground together
with all the buildings and improvements hreon, rights
privileges, Us. ereuutobclougiug, in any wise ap-
pertaining situate ia taubour; Anrunc tion above this
city and measuring in English measure, three hundred
and htyslX feet and four cghs of an inch front the
Puhcroad on New Levee st, three hundred and sixty
feet six inches and oureighhs of an inch front on
Celeste s. two hnlred and fifty five feet nine inches and
twoeishhs of an inch on line fronting on Old Leyee
street, until strikes the boundary line of Laurent Mill
Hudons property, at the of Old Levee and Nuns
street; there forming right angle, and extending
eigyfSe feet and three inches deep along the boundary
line of said Nliiaudon's property para lei to Celeste
street; tbeHe forming right angle and extending sixty
rce eleven inches and three eigtlis Of an inch on
tie boundary like of Louis Dcdc's prC.,erty parable Ito
OH Leyec street hsre forming another shtang gle and
extending forty feet seven inches and five eehtls Of
ala inch on tho omdary line Of sid Dctles property
parallel TO Celeste strget there forming another right
angle and extending hundred and twenty seven feet
tcrinches and four eighh of an inch ON the boundary
line of said Dedc's property parallel the public road
and Nw cycc street, ana seventy sin feet four inches
and four eigms otanhGh front on Nuns street. accor,l-
ing toa plainly J. Pile City Surveyor, made Esd Jam
vary, 1882 annexed 10 an passed before Louis L
Cane, Notary putyiic, OH the 26th January, 1882
Witness the Hon y. VI. Buchanan Judge of thg
Court aforesaid, tits 10th April 1855
APPS, m5&l3 T.. LIE BLANC Dep Clerk.
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FOR NEW YORK.
Louisiana and New York Line of Pockcls.l
IN IN An, ~,

hGL3A1z $500 ALI1Y 49,
FH r ships composing this Line Wi! sail from New
4 q leans and New York every other Monday
cpaucNcnr The 20tll november, and to insure the
-riet"s punctuaity in the time sailing, the line
Will hereafter consist OF five Ships VIZ:
Ship Insoo, Captain iraak To leave on the both
Ship Lo"isruie, Captain Palmer, to leave on the 18th
BeccnDcr.
Ship !i"u'Sr0lc. Captain Ellriiger to leave the
18th i)rccmb r.
ship FictS5mg, Captain Woodhouse to leave the
5st Jam lnrv.
Ship 3iis"s&lp2j Captain Davis, to leave on The 18th
january.
Is The above Ships 0rc all new, of the first class
c0rpGred and copper tatcned and upwards of 500 tons
burlhcn, of light dra1ght OF water, being built IN
New York expressly for the trade. The price p pas
sage is iycd al hUaiJed !Oli9rs Their cabins arc
fitted upon the most improved aud convenient plan, and
finished in neat and elegant style Ample stores of
the FIRST quality will be provided and every regard had
to the comfort and entire satisfaction OF passengers who
will please take notice that no berth can be secured ul
I'll paid Tor ut the office OF the consgnecs.
These packets are commanded by Captains well eN-
pereuted in the trade, vino will give every attention,
and exert themselves accommodate. l hey Will Al
all times be lowed up and down the Mississippi by
steamboats,, and the srictcst punctua!i'y observed in
the time Of sailing.
The owners of these hips will not he responsible for
aEy let on parcel pQckqIc sent hy put board Of
,hen,uniess regular bill Of ladng be Signed Therefore
at the counting house of the agents or owners. for
nrthAr particulars. apply to ,.,-,,r. ,,,,.,..,.
n BEIN Il i COHEN;
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NEW CITY, PENSACOLA.
YTS!iE subscriber having purchased the lease and fur
Z niture OF this well known aslu- hnrut from Mr.
Taylor, the late proprietor will be ready rec Give VII
tiers by the lat Of April neXt.
Numerous and costly improvements will be found in
the arrangements OF the Mansion House. New and
more cOmmotious bathing houses will he built, and
warm baths will he provided III all hours. 4 siuhIr
Will be attached TO the house. with good uCcorlm0da-
tons for hor- aud carriages. First rutn horses and
carriages will also be kept Tor hire moderate prices:
and sail and boats, with persons to manage them
tor tue OF vislters Billiards and Other uEI-emCms
usually found at watering places, will also be furnished
and conducted not Interfere with the comfort
and quiet OF the bonrders The wines aud liquors " i'll
he of the best quality, and to ull supply OF
ice, cargo has already bncu ordered, which viii arrive
about the lSt Of May.
MIR Frederick Barnard who formerly kept SO popular
hotel nj Washington city, will cundact ris no rl for
the proprietor, who, with such aid, confidently assures
the yscrs OF last year, and his friends generally that
they will receive every possible attention; and thereby
| eXpects;tu give g"neral satisfaction.
The lo'm advantages ,ot til house are, too yell
| known TO need lcngt, encd description Esre. The
facts that Pensacola is the largest naval station of til.
Government; tue geuGru cnieHv9uS of the Gulf squad,
i rom the alubriy Gifts climate refreshed constantly u
ting the summer months by the coolest rcenes iron
rhe Gulf the beauty OF the bay and the neigibourn,
islands aud rivers the abundance and delcNcy OF til,
fish with which the waters abound; aud It's pruxmit,
to the best Southern markets, give Pensacola the pre-
ference over ali other places in these atiludes as
healthy aud delightful summerrctrcnt.
First rate boats will RI between Pensacola and Mo
bile and will adj times he al l. To take the passenger
from the New Orleans boats
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CcPPERAs-2n bbIs, in Store, tor sale by
~ G DORSEY,
e26 ii New I,cye
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ie26 Al New Levee.
g UGAR-50 Ahds, prime article, for sale by
- G DORSEY;
te26 Al New ievee
fsURK-r1iO bbls Ness Prime and other description
& For sale by sS'3ETSDH & AVERY
t.}R
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Il was weak enoSgh to read the mass of alsehoods
signed s., which deserve nothing but my silent con !.
tempt. -
Had known last evening or the great importance CT
5, should have treated the lust of the three some
what differently: but let tliar pass. 1 will HOWEVER
compliment his master o'thc .journu Tor his &agarity
employ the former knight tot otthe garter or Of He
thistle, but) ofhe needle and lsimb, in order that he
holes that may be in his natural or political garments
and, il may Judge from thar excellent paper the Ad
verser, DIR. Ships master is, politically, in constant
need ofhis services.
When any circumstance occurs, whether donestcall>
or politically which reqHies blister, whether On hi
owp noscor on the reputation otllose who do not hap
srnto please him, beng unlike him, (which must be
great misi0rune!) then il is he rings his BELL which
after all is nothing thanf it sounding brass
or tinkng cymhul;' yet to view it thus--nr. Bell
looks well; but with NJ d. A. s. S. after it, appears
magnificent. .....-.--
JOHN WILLIAMS Ocdliat. (
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For single gin of SO SAWS or mare with
one sci of feeders, bands. &c. a, 81 ne,
=, saw $3.50 w
20 per saw $50 co
For do, of a. saws with feeders, Sc. c6
rs rrr s,,w, 500 90
For d, Of - saws, viii. f,c,l4r4, &c at 81
50 ter saw $50 60
Extra teeth where desired for f., icrs stumbled
10 cents caei,, lc nnnber ortu,tl bcin9 aoat cuuel
the number CT saws One set OF feeders, it is eon
silnrcl however in ,y.s, out ly. or hr.r sets nt
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n Il ARNOLD.

Pensacola, Feb. 18th, 1858,
u Gentlemen wishing TO engage rooms for their
families, address the proprietor, al PCnsucola or
Mr. Sewcll / Taylor, the former proprietor, at New Or
leans
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rROSP EC IuS.
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IO.NI57 N4IT.NF IlIINN en-.
Erg's }',ser.ea &c., - 4yp,.r IT, Nc. d, -a,rr
70 BIZ AitH thCTtHtp Nf;W lUEE ny
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