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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-07

L,RENCh LEATHER AND SHOE STOCk.-AiTEut
BRoTHERS, io2 Gold s,seet. corner Of Frankfort
constantly receiving
sench Calf Skips Of all weights among which several
cases entitlei TO debeuIur-.
Morocco-pack and color-d.
Kids-Black, white ard colofed.
GaohusSeamng Galloons and Shoe Ribbons OF all quali-
ties.
Black An colored Lsstings Satin Turk. sud Satin Francois
Black and colored silk Iaces for ladies' aud misses
BOokbind-rs Morocco, Sheep and Calf Skils.
Patent Gather, If the celebrated Ny Sc brand.
Men and w0mel's Lasts of the latest PaTsIsn styles
Embroidered kid and satin Slips article
All Of the goods imported direct from the best
Psrs and offered lots suit purchasers
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- \ delicious. BEAUTIFUL head of hair can be had by
three shilling bottle oi Jones Coral Hair Restorative;
qualities tand mind reader does all here ,ated) 70
force the growth Of hair clean aud render beauti
fu stop it falling off and dispe d4nduf from the scslps
and and dress dark and keep in order thrice
long article made. Sold e. Chaihsm-street
52J Broadway. 1873 Fultoust Brooklyn. APP 2teod
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
In he brig VIA II 7azo'aa, fran Czariestou-H Hodge.
II Denapiam.
in De Jiig Pedcmopte, from T0Je,co-Mrs Ferry
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WANTED.

" Az iE4L'
TJI0 COUNIRf MERCHANTS OR BUSINESS
NES-Thc advertiser resident of the CI;y arlns been
aged In - Dr. Goods Business for the last 10 yeasS II de-
si-us making an arrangement with merchant already es-
t,blShed counryor with gentleman 10 commence
the Drv Goods General Country Business IN this STATE
G ar any OF the Western States Communications, # nd
dsse 10 n box 2 Post Office wall De strictly contd"n-
fial and receive Affection a. u
4TANTFD-A SITUATION as Nurse OF Chamberlna;d by a
" respectable Protestant young woman. who lvsd Tour
rear. in the la,i place s Please inquire at loo w os
ter street. u.
DOY WANTED-A stout, active Boy wanted, 10 90 OF er
ID rands. Apoly ut 70 Nassau, corner OF Plne-st IT.
CTFRFOTYPE FlNISHERS-rwo or thr-~ hrst nate
> workmen hear e permanent situation al the highest
" EeS. by APPLYING Immediately 20
a. EUGENr. ELY x co Il F'utonstrret
10 TEACHERS.
yVANTED-To let, lae or sci! la:te e3mnSdlo gu,
~ house situated The city pleasant ,nd healthy WI
lfge The above PREMISES have been occupied boarding
and ly school for several years past The owner wishing to
have school continued the premises Will furnish scholars
cea lay the aud also his Influence 10 send
cheT For further particulars apply 10 81 broadway
o ue Addressed pos, paid viii meet with immediate ,tien
iion enl INl-- WI
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LATEST 81 BEsr WoRK OF FARMlNG

D. APPLETON s. co. have Jus, published
RI RAJ ECONOMY, in its relations Chemistry,
Physics and Nrt-oroioey Chemistry applied scu
tuS- By J. B. Bouissausaut translated BY George Law
vol. SIC Pages. 81 50.
The subject, Vegetable Physiology and the Chemical
constitution of substances SlcchaEine Fruits Juices
soils rotation ct ercrs feeding of Anmls sniu>l
ouSin economy OF animals stock IN gcGel its poGuc
ScA cousdeaiioasall these subjects, with their various
connections treated by their suhor clear ,b- ard
satisfactory manner and the philosophy of the whole
considered Its relation and agriculture. Tie
work the fult OF long life tSd agdeSgeriinsn and 1t,
hsAl will aid the farmer greatly in obtaining practical and
scientific Knowledge Of his Profession
American ACriculturist.
VI Bouissangauts work decidedly the best
the subject Of agriculture before the public IL,
value Consists great betug founded
theories but actu Every cul;vat>r should
d the book rCincinnati DAILY Adv.
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: Fifteenth Mnrti..

- Fifteenth Ward : eau lie lie difficulty
am9acs the NATIVES OF the F.fi-elth Ward numt-r Of
the l-ctable .nd eihcla members OF Their Assoc'
ton have Withdrawn altogether from their ranks namely
Mr. Kich.rd Wasru very respectable rereth; aud
minent member holding lsriou Offices VIZ memb-F io the
General Executive Committee. The tounty Noaugattns lom.
nitl- tie Association and mvlau-r Of the Ward
Nominating COMMITTEE Also ?. :. Mills, 80 m-lteT 81
the Ceaer4 Executive and Ward NOMINATING Committee
Also Nr James IL KIP aaL Mr. BraGi,.anG more 1non u
would that the Fifteenth Ward IS hard Tor Ncisse
stock; 0g place the Nouilati1s tonreS any tES
but the real Argo-SaIon tneTcanlny thing short o that
would be dangerous t- -Nrest they nave al sorts
s1d .cnritte-Scotch. iIish. Dutch &c Mr. ForTsSss <
fr5cet Broadway and Nor Fl5e~-h0. in"soss. OF
Nominating COMMITTEE. and have more iflet zea! tan
all the put cu--ihera feeling got uEcon with sI--
rs when looking for Toiitic2 prei-n=rt No's woulG 1
natural or even possible that such ha,ire daily
t,course ard communion with their parents cOnd diyest
would b- unworthy Of and n -y could got -ufsy
;hey would b vey uEh' 1sc tie lead u orr nominations
Ia -it-r case X IS absurd nFroI-r .at unsafe Not oil
the e h. Ire aomiaa,ed for charter officers belongs 70 the
Association or any Identified WIKI - American
Republican party Who air Eelisy, for IL. responsible
calls himself Dcctor-by wis; authority am ihcrme
~ IL ho puFsu; for Js otic- OF Coroeer would
ti-eoTs recommend that I'll purity, al the Am:can Re
ral:c.R a1y Ia this ard vote l= Wig ticket, h-afed
James Errtf-. Mayor, urr orr >emInatins COMMITTEES
are ,horough- parged ans composed OF genuine American
thzir VEINS. Plaes o. guard ba; AEasr,eeis
47lt' HASHlN04hN-
- The Treasurer OF The FIRE Department Fuzd
Dollar b. he h4ads Ioa ,leEra Esq b=1a: doGarion
from NOE;h American us l.a1t- crn.asE =
N=17-Iork Apdl l. is45. lt- +rre Department quad
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DkAt-ts On GRe-aI BRITAIN And IKE
ay. y D.-PeFsoAs wiring 70 remit rionsy befT
- @pls IL any fzIr oC Eaglsrt Ireland Scotland
Wales. can D supplied wth drafts payable AZ sight
without discount. Tor any from : cpwsrts
N E%GLAND-Oa the N2iioaal aGd Provincial Bank Of
Easland 3eS.fs. 6zFHrd < Co Exchange and Discount
Bank LIvetVcol. M-ssrs Jas. Bulk II SJa, L0adon End
.,raache. Throughout England and " aies.
N tie Sarioaal Bank Of Ireland Aad Pro-
yiaciaI and Branches throughout Ireland
IN SCOT LaND-OH TIE E4steIr Bank Of Seatisnf. l.
oaa Back Of Scotland Grenock Banking Co and branches
throughout Scotland. =,
The Paese. shiP SEA saii, ti- M Apf BY Nheh all
AZ a;pty 10 WIT. TAPScoTT,
sp7 Is : Hth-.tre~, IaieSH Line
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PORT OF NEW-YoRK. APRIL Z
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ship Baltimore. FuncS, Tor uavrc. Wind sou;hcrly.
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a - = PGUGhhEEf sIE AID EW-YoRk
60 -L12cias Il Z .jaw FL Hest t9int, Gold
IsndIa. also NJ NeSbGrgh passage Own The and
fast steamer III REA. Captaa FeTdiae TIGesc,ii, leaves
H. c OF ChArb~r street. daily tSunt.y exceptedl att
p u Lreres Poushk,-fs'- = a IL
e. fr-.ht p4Ss9x inquire u The C3pii: board,
g InAPhINS 4 & % l1f W. AZ
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sun. MOON
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. THIS DAY.
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ANUSENFNFS.

THE GRAND ORIGINAL TASLsAC. pais.ed By +
Ane. IN New Yo. .n arsa .; 3 ~ y fer,, s
he suggested By dream Will oe exh5Rss :, nc
Spolo. 40 Broadway. (Nssch entirely srlrae from TIE
C5aes't Room, 10 the bedins.) On MONDAY Apiii
h and % fw days p;evoos 70 Z, removal nom
Exhibition open from 10, A. VI. to TO- P NJ. Adnssen D
cents as stua
A MEXICAN NUSEUM-Corner of Broadway md ARn-
i1s;rses
Ops week more commencing Moa4ay, April Grand
psrfozaanees ever Evening" before O'clock. aud on
Wednesday aaG Slinraiy .ifternoocs \; -.
NEW-lORK GIANT. QNLT 16 YEARS OLD
NJ. 4 3 bSAVEhS the Blind Fidtler
iiiss VI = tDAIR. charming Vocalist
Ia FETlIE CARllNE.a graceful Daaseas-.
GREAT WESTERN, Ei2-,r:iied Low Coue iiia.
Mr. VIM Whit oCk. Banjo Player.
Queen Fic,osia's STATE Rose Gea- Tom Thumbs Coat
Admission :, errs-children snder 10. ri cents sp,
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laralLce Rs:eig.s % 20, lisars.
:l,sas.Is- l;se.ts e.. l,95g.s :

\, I,bIsi
Hv the arrival Of the ship Repubic from Liverpool We
hsye been favored with he following particulars Of lie
Cotton market.
..LrysrFooI, 9Th Msrcl-we have experienced very
annotated demand Gurn. the week ;5r American Gotten.
and Az advance rrces his day week OF "a and
on the nddng and lower qualities ID These grades are
mach sought io and meet with rey sale, If Of good s;s-
n. and Clean The total sales fox The week amcant &c
II $50 bsles of WHICH spectators have oOe Amer
an and exporters about 400 bales, The import during
The week has been light, amounting 10 zi,sao oars.
S,ocs mis- j,y TI3. $50 ba,es-53o, $50 American
Same time last year ,i+1 ea'es-i50,9O American
The average weekly quantity OF Cottoa taken BY nsIeTs
out this por; this year 10 cate : Uo oaies
Last wear bales The following gives yo The closing
! ,rccs today. AZ which marks; is very firm
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AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aactioaesr.
10y B4NCS RICHARDS 6 PI.ATT.-Siorcs 2oe
ID B-ossway-I.hersl cash ARRANGEMENTS made On
con .i.f,rrn.S to- auc:lou sales
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" This valuable series OF books which
fail 10 be- rad with eageru-ss every where. The works
well selected cheap and elegantly printed. which
give them universal circulation The PROJECT Is
admirable one and good hands cannot doubt us
". Y ourirr.
proo before that the DAY cheap and elegant lit
caturs has d.wuej Wiley Putusms Library Of Cheap
Reading strongly Itself by its novel elegance Of
form. aud tempting owne.s OF price The work must
c-d Broadway Journal.
Published and for sale BY WILEY X PUTNAM.
Rood
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II COTTON y Co, AGeCos and Con'mi sea Aef'
chants Ncs lis Fulton street, and 81 Ann street.
Liberal advances urIe coustSnen;s, and pronptre
usse
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" Our ctz-ns engaging 20 have Plumbing york
inae for their OF Baths =" atef Closets
Shower Baths &c will d. we'll call Messs Philbu
IsnkGs easement No JO2eet. whose work has thus sT
given .arsal satisfaction ny su
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D. D. NASH Acc s.orcer- store l3e Fa,'oa street
n D Y informs hs fsienis snd the pabse that be sna
~, continues ;sc Auction and Commission Business. ~
,e store $50 Fulton street and socs their peironaes IN
e,uScrueas Outdoor sales o! Household fafniIrfe'
Dry Gods, GrccereS Hardware Mereaanc.se ana Fs9p-
-,v Of every DESCRIPTION prrctusliy attended to.
xErEas
H ysarest No. l73 Eroat street.
Thomas II. Lesyett. y Beekuisn street,
william NJ Mitchell 1i6 Broadway,
HAYS s Treadseii. Esnklin House Broadway,
Hiram, Barney. 81 Iclir street.
I.,-cs " Post log Airlty street mis- inhs
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-24

We see it stated in the Boston papers that new
history OF that city is about to be published in one
splendid imperial octave volume. illustrated with
view. Of the principal public bulings, churches.
streets, &C., engraved on steel. the Courier says:
The volume is intended to presen: specimen Of
he arts of engraving and printing superior TO any
thing Of the KIND yet done in America, and equal,
il possible, TO any work pub ishsd in Europe
i'he history will be prepared bv a gentleman of
taste and talent. and the designing. engraving and
printing will be done by tho best nrts,st'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-24
TTT, WhTH l. Co,

@UsT RECEIVED complete stock of
busi,ss. Boots and Shost, Stationery, Medicines,
Jso, Cotton yarns. Fon, i'ecl, Groceries and
D. which they ar offafng better terms. for
-, in have been heretofore iod in this market;
NJ Splso receive in cxdangS, flour, meal hides,
Seon skins, Bees wa talkw &c. at the mar.
, The following arb the leading articles of
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-24
ANTHONY HOUSE,
GENERAL STAGE OFFICE,
Markham street, Littld Ro X Ark.

E; &; 2 6;
has been almost entirel re6tted and re. fur
nshc !, for the accommodation Of tHe public
The proprietor respectfully knnnunces TO his old
his friends and the public generally. tn It
he is now prepared to extend to TIL travelling commu
nitv transient visitors, and board$s, accommodations
by any establi~hmensest of The All"gha
MES nd pIedpss himself that evkry sal BE-
rendered to promote the c"mnrb bf all persons visiting
his house, that vigilance and hdfty can hestrw. being
determined TO spare NEITHER troy nor expense in Civ
ing satisfaction TO his guests, 3nd hopes TO merit the
palr mage Of the public.
The qualities of his ales, whes liquors, and segars,
are the best that the New Oceans market afford
OF This he is confident, he ing with great care Sc
leci ed them himself. He If made arrangements for
ice sufficient i"r the whole Sd son, aud London Brown
stout always in holtcs Alhs ale draft. Ills cooks
celebrated in every dpfrtment his servants faith
iu and attentive; his ported trusty and courteous.
For balls and parties cveiy ftta nabe dclicacy will
be served up in a superioR 1anner and at the most
reasonable price.
The commodious brick s. bles under the ma ee
ment of Mr.. David SkelionV where carriages Dugges,
and horses always ready for those who may wish
them.
The Hot Spring mail, ca ficd in elegant nd commo-
dious four ches, ID the accommoda lion nf
ors YES this house tri Weekly, and ion
stage. n INV time ptcured reasona BILE terms,
by applying to the prnprA Dor. who resides here and
whose courteous dep ,rtme nd desire to peise tends
IN some measure, to soothq the many Ills tha nesh Is
heir
The office Of the Montj j,mery and Rock Roe tr
weekly line of stages. is kept at this house, where
one of the pr"preiors i"und always ready ana
dcsir0us to accommnda hnd whose punctuality, at
tention and regularity surpassed even by stock
ton or Reside; nd asp &f the western Van Buren,
mail line whose agent vi always be found at his post.
At the steam. .hoat asdng. passeng' rs will always
find blacks porterS, era ye lin attendance
'' '''' ''p'' ''''' ~'V JOHN BRO vN.
Lutte Roch May3 lf45. I2-tr
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-24
THE DESERTED IlUUsE.

BY TENNysoN,
Life and Thought have gone away
Side by side,
Leaving door and window wide
Careless tenants they'
All within is dark as night;
In the windows is no light,
And no murmur at the door
So frequent on its hinge before.
Come nway;-no more Of mirth
Is here, or merry.mnking sound:
H. 1900
And shall fall again to ground.
Come away, for Life and Thought
Here no longer dwell,
Bu, in city glorious
A gren, distant cily-have bought
A mansion incorruptbe!-
Would they cond have stayed with u,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-24
land Fa4cy Articles.

fesPeeifuiiyij forms the public that he
eived per s'ea1er Lucy Long. fine as.
fiumery, hai1oils, powders French ex-
Phes. Euil bruS hes. tooth brushes, combs.
brushes especially for the ladies', pow.
powder. vPlin strings, marbles, &c.
en- were seiqt ted with great care at the
sn's. in New Orieuns,by J. W. Tayloe,
very low.
l2-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-24

Diplomatic MyAery.-l here is something mys.
terous in tho manner in which Mr.. SaIieny. the
French Charge to Texas, hns busted himself about
between Galveston and Washington like a will.
O, the. .wisp-foowing Capt. Elliott hither and
thither as shadow of that funciionary. We heal
of him at the capital, on the seaboard, and at in
,ermedlate towns. and always in company with
the English Minister. A few days ago Capt. FL.
lott left Texas for Charleston. and forthwith Mr..
Saligny gives the United Stn,esa vis, too. Wha,
does all this meant What are the l,ga!ures that
bind these foreign diplomats in such sweet and
sympathetic embraced Mr.. Saligny is reported
to have snd that Texas will not-nay, shall NOT;
be annexed! What is it to him! Mr.. Calhoun $
Iolter to Mr.. King, published some five months
ago, distinctly asserts that Louis Philippe decar-
ed to the American Minister at Paris that the
French Government would take no exception To
annexation. This positive declaration has not
been controverted Ii stands rs the key to French
views upon this question, and yet Mr.. SaIigny
skips about upoa tho arrival Of British vess"ls At
Galveston as though the salvation Of Chris,endom
depended upon the agility Of his movonents.--
What does this por,ends
Has the French King rrevarca.ed in this mat.
ter, This cannot be believed. There is no ground
that we have seen for supposing any such thing
Had there been an error in Mr.. Kings report o.
the conversation had between him and Louis Phil.
Iippe upon this subject. the correction would have
been made upon the publication Of Mr.. Calhoun's
despatch. AS yet none has been made, though
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-24

tor the Arkansas IuteIiigencer.
IS, and N. Duval. FglGIbson.
and l.. DeLano. Par HIIl,C c. Nation
Fayetteville, Ark.
b good. Boonsboroug1 Ark.
Newton, General Agent.
61notsr, HrIIsaorough. ks.
= 1pnes, Cherokee P. a. Oh. Nation.
|&1oter, Kedron. II
rf1phlynn. Eagletoyh Choc,aw Nation.
- Johnson. For. Naihit
teve. ChickasaT Dii trict.
!. J1nes, Boggy epoti
. 0oodng. Fort Towsbn.
am, and John fenu Doaks,ilIc.
ni5dle and J. B. Lu&, Choc. Agency.
nl.W. Duval, Na,u} ptDam.
AN Mayors, Fort mith.
Samuel Adams. CIarfsvile.
4 FraI. and Post MYter, Little Rock.
Master. Pleasant Hill
!, Aston, Spndra.
~ Powers. CIurks7ilR
sd. Howell, Norr own.
i Hays. Dover.
lanes N. Floyd. Dad file.
:. Hygings. P. M. Il fisburg.
Shssmnn. Rock Row
il + Carol, BelImoJ. Miss.
iaviek & Morrill,. H9S Springs, Miss.
4esnk Sheafe. New ileans.
w Bon. Spencer cqdemy.
1seser. Ben'onviIf.
MItcheII, Carr9l,on,
~ Logan, BootviIIe
lsioii,. FrankIil Co.
NcLemore. Esd. Metphis, Tenn.
y, 6rny, Horse head.
}. Il. Howell, N}rris,dwn.
4ssser. LcwisbS Srg.
81 Mitchell. Pos, o Ark''.
.f3yp,strong. Nsshvilb b. Ten.
!. bon, Huntsville. ! Ark.
brlDn. Washbi rms TFairie No.
kins and W. EhtA fId, Creek Agency.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-24
Fayetteville. Ark's. May loih. ls45.

HaH Co1umbia!-lt is stated that lady in the
Allegheny Glades, recently presented her husband
with triaing presen, Of n baby, weighing twsnfy
aud a half pounds at the time of its birth. Tho
editor Of the Louisville Courier thinks that this is
.'no circumstance" inasmuch as that. tho other
day lady in Floyd county. KY, just above where
The Kentucky Gianless was born, while her hus.
band out,on the plantation, gave birth 10 son,
vino was so iurge, active and vigorous, that the
mother despatched him to the father, with note,
informing him of the event! .-...
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-24

Spots on the Sun.-Six new and well.de6ned
spots have appeared upon the SUMS disc. Two Of
them are near together. ana have the appearance
of being surrounded with a multitude of smaller
ones. The area Of the whole together cannot bs
less than &c, 900 miles IN diameter. Alb. Citizen.
There are many dark spots on this earth :co,
that are worth looking after.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-24

STATE a Al ANSAS,
COUNTY Of CRAWFORD.
WYE the subscribers W}re this day called upon to
w view and appra fya bay mare FIVE years old
this spring about four,es hands high, with blaze
the face her right fnot fhind, white. and some small
white spots her body laken mp by James Brdgman,
and appraised her at tive h,y collars:
JAS. B. RATLlFF,
ROBERT NELSON,
his
JOHN x CASEY
mark
April, 1915
true copy from the stray book:
A. MCLEAN, Clerk.
Nav 10Th -J3-3w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-24

whore OF n monkey who used ca.'s paw to pull
some chesnuis out Of the fire which he desired 10
eat. But this fable has no application TO the pres.
ent cuse.-Pic.
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Serbcir0tbct.

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Carl, init OliB Inna zimmerman, BON Sans
ealfcr gauntp.
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M SiGsr, bon Sern.
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gatbarina 0crr, BON @umru.
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Oli6 Gatborina Oobcr, BON Union,
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braltar Surnab, nit s01lb >ucetta 9ehart
bon gumru.
-pureb osn gbrrp. l6rn. II. &, 6aiBenb bainer
am 90. Octr Serr Scbann gnpIib init WllB
emma 81. OlIller, bripe BON 0copn9.
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Oct, 6err SCbanncs patf nit 0NlB Suian'
na Sriprih, belOe Don 6clcclbra.
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