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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-24

RIVERS AND WEATHER.-On The 18th inst. snow
fell to the depth of eight inches at Louisville The
Louisville Courier of the 10Th says: "The river
was rising slowly last evening, and the falls are
nayigable for the heaviest class of steamers. Du-
ring the previous "a hours the river had risen y
inches. The weather was freezing last night, but
during the day it was thawing and had melted the
snow very materially"
CINCINNATI, Jan. l6 M.-Since last report heavy
rains have fallen. The river is rising, and high
water is apprehended. There is very little bust
ness doing, and prices for most articles are un-
changed. P. M.-The river has risen inches
since yesterday. The market is quiet, with no
change in any article.
PITTsBURG, Jan. 16, p. M.-There are 81 feet
water in the channel, and at a stand The snow
is fast disappearing Coffee is held at l5c.
The ST. Louis Union of the 18th says: s'The
rivers above continue closed by ice. The Illinois
is frozen over six miles above the mouth. AT last
accounts from Hannibal, the Upper Mississippi was
clear of ice at that point and weather warm, but
river blocked below. Opposite this city the river is
about on a stand, with G to 81 feet water in the
channel to Cairo. No ice Of consequence running''
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G2E2lS SylaIf EBisfOES.

JUST RECEIVED, per ohio,a few of COLTS and ALIENS
y REYOLVERS.
Also-A few choice Guns and Rifles
Powder Flasks; Shot P0uches
Dram FiAsks, &c
GUINNESS Il co.
LtdLeTs tn FINE FANCY ARTICLES, GOLD PENS Sc,
dig Zpu II Camp Street.
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--The houses floating round,
And pavement taithess to his fuddled foot !. -

he determined 10 call upon the powers of darkness to assist
him IN his wanderngs. Watch, Watch - bawled out the
namesake of the stern republican of Monticello Watch
Watch gave back the echoes of ST. Charles street. while
the worthless called responded 10 the startling summons
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-24

f We have assurances that the above named gentlemen
intend to make this occasion of the brilliant affairs
of the and with view to this object the POSTPONE
ment made. On Saturday evening we anticipate full
realization Of their wishes.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-24

SHIP AsnoRE-cap,. Ocean, Of the ship Cham
p'aln' arrived yesterday from New York, saw a
large ship ashore on the Gingerbread Ground on
inc 10Th INST. he could not make out her name.
she appeared to have been on but a short time.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-24

ALABAMA bank bill has passed the Senate
of Alabama by large majOriity-2l to 9, 8 absent.
VIM Garrett has been reelected Secretary of
State; Joel Riggs has been elected Comptroller,
and Vim. Graham Treasurer of the State.
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Steamboat Departures This Day.
ns-SEE ADgERT1SEMENrs ON THIRD PAGE
Cincinnati JAMES hlLLINGAR Norton sP M.
4lo6ana Rirer. E. BEACON Roberts, i2 NJ
nobi;e caLiEoREIA Reynolds, p P. M Cars.
s. LoRis...........-sr. PAUL, Norris, 4 P. NJ.
faEoo River. PLANTER, Wei S p NJ
Cincinnati COMMODORE PERRY, Scott, P. NJ.
nv The steamboat BEACON - Weekly Line For Mobile
Montgomery Weumpka, and ali landings the Alabama
TINS packet steamboat receiving freight New Basin,
jazz fo' II H9 f;EsSs a 6EsB sSlf q Fl PSyd., St
ar U. s. Mail steamer JAMES MlLLINGAR-For Louisville
Cmcnna Wheeng etcThia fine passenger
sbarf HYDE oGLE5BY il Po,dTHs s.,
Passengers and shippers vii please b IN adnes' at the hour
Esr U. 5. Mail steamer NEW ORLEANS For Cincinnati,
steamer will above, THIS DAY. Thursday at i2 O'Clock
NJ positively, from Poyd5ss street wharf,
T Passengers and shippers viii please be readiness
above hour. ia2i
TT For St. Louis ecrhs and light druught passenger
abeye Ts EVENING, 9Th inssnt & oeIoSE posi-
80, ON; WHITE. Is POyaga,
iaA JOHN R. SHAW & co. "a POydras.
Eg- u s. Steamship OHIO, Lieut. F. seheneE u s. NJ
Comnanding from Newfors, dschsrgng cargo
wharf head Of ST MARY street. Lafayette consgnees nO
they viii be stoed al Their expense and riss
jaS4 st PARADISE, LAwRAsoN & CO., Agents.
te Neither the Captain Coungnses OF the Bntiah ship
CALIFORNIA, Lawson, master, Belfast, responsible
or any debts contracted hf the crew Of the said
JAS kLlNGENDER & co., st. Charles st.
Nc Neither Captain Cons, gess Of The Brilh ship WAR
BlER from LlVepos vii be responsible any debts
BELLA DONNA, from FeeUood, will be responsible any
contracted BY her crew Jalg kLlhGENDER d CO.
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Fine Shirts.

NJ We have in complete Of Fine
Shirts As have made
enabled guaranty fit These Shirts made expressly for
in the latest y and made Of the best
GUINNESS Il CO.,
lals 6t2p Dealers in Fancy Articles, II Camp street
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(hPfEll EBElHlLh EenOkS.

~ The attention Of all those who buy Blank Books
again for their respectfully solicited large
compile stock now offered for sale
NoEman's Stationery establishments
10 CAMP
which cannot fail to pale those who may good
same time, cheap article. % 2pt
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Gray HeadsI Gray Headsl Readl

~fay Heads! Gray HeadsI Read!
IL hereby certify my hair was turning gray and that
SaSe nave USED JuNES'S CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE it
srsy ceased angs growing and has fine dark look
uu Jones Coral Hair Restorative, coInbed out hAndtus
oi na'' aa5 WILLIAM TOMPkINs, 90 King St, MY.
Mr. Power grocer Fulton had his hair choked up
VII" Dahdfut and JOnes's Coral Hair Restorative entirely
IL DO Icss beauy and make your hair
clean Read! l. Henry +. Cullen barber board
boat South America certify that Joness Coral Hair
e the best article used Tor dressing sofenng, cleaning
Keeping the hs long in order all preferred
TO any thing else.
H- For sale only at l5l CHARITIES street, NO. ia2l 6p
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CASH SILK GOODS EsTABLIsHMENT
G. E'gEe .El.. s. Go.

WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN SILK, FANCY AND STRAW GOODS,
MILLINERY ARTICLES,
RIBBONS,
LACEs, EMBROIDERY,
GLOVES.
saAwIs,
HOSIERY and
-. LINENS,
NO. IT MAGAZINE STREET,
dis 6mgp bet,yesn Cou,p,op and C.r,y;s ate
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-24

l. o. O. F.-The Grand Lodge of l. o. O. F. of
this State held its annual session on Tuesday last.
The following grand officers have been elected to
serve the ensuing wear viz
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CTOtTsi4eg' made 10 Order.

OUR customers and Others who desire to have their Cloth
~ ing for next spring and summer made to their measure
will please call, have their taken and leave their
order previous TO February 1s Gentlemen under
obligation take goods ordered if they do give entire sat
saction. NORRIS WAY,
of Camp and Common streets,
ia12 tfyl 2dp under Hewlett's.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-24

Daughters of Temperance,
UNION, No. 5, at No 8, Marigny's Building
Third Municipality, every Thursday at 3 O'Clock, p. \
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Auction sales This Day.

F. II. PETIrPAIN will sell, at 10 O'Clock al No s Can;
street-Foreign and Domestic Goods.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-24

N. " Grand Master. John Crckard, of No. l.
K w. u. g. Master II. G. Stetson, of No. H.
R. w. Grand Warden. G. N Morrison. of No ii
R. w. Grand Secretary -. Henry w Olnisted of M q
r. w. Grand Treasurer. -. i. Charles A. Fee Of No q
H. W. u Representatives. -. Robert Mott, of No. 8;
James Strawbridge, of No l.
The Grand Encampment held its annual session
on Tuesday, the 18th inst. The grand officers for
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-24
b. NJ. NORMAN,

- - bookseAeT and StGfoHsT,
NOW RECEIVING his usuallsge and complete
season. which he Offers to the City Country prceI
As Low rs ANY OTHER HOUSE IN TINS CITY-apd
the quality and style Of the stock superior
ps5qr tT'
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&cielttiRc ROOks.

Neither the Captain Consignees Of the British bark
BELLA DONNA Fleetwood,
by crew. Ialg KLtkGENDER g. CO.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-24

Es u s. Mail Steamship OHIO, Lieut.. f. Sehenek U.
COMMANDING from Newfors, now dschsrgmg her
wharf, head OF ST. Mary Lafayette
ded attend the receipt their goo
UheIwi'e they will be stored
ina 81 PARADISE. LAMRASON 81 CO. Arents-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-24

kS, Shaws Cahmefcs, hiosseue de LANES, French Men
- Coas, Vsies, klauias, Pasuts, and all styles Fall
Winter Goods This Day reduced price fully per
do THOMAS BRADY'S, q Chartres st.
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LS Neither the Captain Conslgnees Bntiah ship
CALIFORNIA, Lawson, MASTER Rea
any debts contracted hr Of said vessel.
KLIAGENDER L. co. 81 Charles
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TT For St Louis etcTla and light daught passenger
steamer ST PAUL Capt NoIis receiving freight aud vii
eav above, THIS EVENING, 9Th instant O'clock
lively, from POydraA street wharf
js24 JOHN r.. SHAW g. CO. "a Povtras.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-24

nc Neither The Captain gne Brush ship WAR
BLER, from LVerposl will be responsible any contracted
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n- The public respectfully noraei that from this dais
the undersigned will occupy tho foursoy Building CANAL
STREET between Bourbon add Dauphin streets.
OILS 2ipu d. H. HOLMES.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-24

TNO THE IADIEs.-C. LEIGHTON respectfully
l. sOc Ladies To inspect elegant and fashionable
sortmen of Fancy CRAVATS very suitable for Christmas
Presents TO loving lords and noble SWANS
When bowed and adjusted by the hands ofthe fair,
IL can ne'er be forgotten who placed it there
First Premium ready made Linen G. LEIGHTON
and Gentleman Furnishing Store d24 Nos & Royal st.
The New York herald., 1850-05-25
Bosros, May -. 1850.


Bosros. May ~ 1850.
am here. in Boston, after very pleasant journey
by railway which is certainly far superior to the mode
Of conveyance by the old steamboats, along tn. sound
have something TO say TO you, but hardly know
where to begin I have been in this beautiful city
only short time. The italian Opera Is here aud
II s the only topic that you hear talked Of In any
circle. am a. the Revere House. was advised by
ofmy friends at the Irving House in New York.
20 try this hotel. and find Il superb I generally
stopped heretofore at the fremont House. which is
certainly one of the most comfortable was ever in.
and II still holds its high reputation among he hotels
But every new hotel In these days to make sore
inn rovemeut the old ones, and suppose that
the hotels which building In large cities
will be even superior 10 all those now In existence.
Ifso the New York Hotel mp Broadway ought to build
again.
Last night went TO hear Norma, but had 10 leave
from slisht indisposition, before IL, close what
saw and heard was mos. superbly performed ani the
Boston audiences to appreciate the higher beau
ties Of the Italian Opera even more. in my opinion,
than those OF New York steGanoni has created quite
Narore here and has sal,i. have heard several
gentlemen say. who had and listened 10 Grsi. In
London aud Paris. that Grisi could not surp.ss
stcnanouis performance in Norma. so you see that
there are ether travelling amateurs who entertain the
opinions you Of the high talents q steGanoni
and some Of the rect II this rcnre.
en- very much delighted With Boston and its ap-
purtenarces had no idea IL such beautiful
city although have been here or twice before
never sax its lineamenis look 80 dcightfuy before
n Is far superior 20 Philadelphia in every respect
The yorg prince srd heir TO the thron. Of the sand
voh Islands is s-jourpipe here. End him very
intelligent young man, although think he has too
much o. the English his air and address There
also ladies aud gentlemen here from the sand
wch lsspds and the descriptions which they give of
The climate the scenery ard cnjoymeut Of those Isle.
uf the Pacific would almost induce person 20 leave
the civil zaion Of the Atlantic coast and 20 to these
delightful regions.
But must return 90 the Opera sgsin There has
been great dea Of xci,enent here about the Opera
a. you will have seen by the newspapers rndced. IL
hss run much higher, and reached further than IL
ever has in New York my knowledge All the ladie,
60 In full dress nnd bonncts In measure en-
trely tanished rom the fs,honsb,e tiers Ttis vcry
different from the r,rgS style In which the audience.
appeared at Nito's in New York Several opera eoers
OF New York have come on here with their families
and are nightly seen in the fashionable boxes dressed
in the most elegant New York style. understand the
company will clo-e their engagement here next vect
and viii then return to New York
The New York herald., 1850-05-25

TuE LAW oF isis, Ann uE CUHA ApvrNruRERs.
Our cojcmpomrics, Mcssrs. Beach, tsuiioently
alarmed at the terms OF the law of 1918, come
out end deny that they "counscled Americans to
invade Cuba" admitting, however, that "thcy
only maintained the right 10 espouse her cause for
the establishment of freedom" These young pa
triots, but old fnancicrs. the Planield platform,
have gone much further than this admission
covers. They have boosted of being in the plot,
and Of having known all the secret movements in
relation 20 the recent expedition which started from
New Orleans. They even went 50 far az TO boast
of the confidence impaired To thcm. and of the
part they ioCk in the preparations preliminary 20 the
departure. Their columns ore full ofsuch boasts and
fuch admissions Bot even their most recent adj
mission is quite Sufficient To bring them within the
provisions Of IN. law of ISIS, which, by their own
confession. they have violated and set at nlught.
or course the United States District Attorney will
zee ton.
We happen to know something about these mea,
and their movements OF various kinds. Soon after
our return fIom Europe. about the close Of the
Mexican war; several dcpuiatons waited upon us
fom jrnfd Cf patiiots--of which the SuH is the
orFon, and is editors and proprie'ors members
requesting US 10 Join the movement contemplated.
as they called H. f1r the invasion Of Cuba, and for
nishing W with nunitrr,cs original articles, writ
ten in ycry violent strain. in order TO stir up the
milfary ardor Of the volunteers then returning from
Mexico in order 10 iniuce them to start on the
eNrcdition to Cuba. We declined all these propo-
siucns and returned the patriotic communications
to their original owners. Many of these articles
afterwards appeared in the Sun and other journals.
ard even in the Couricr and Enquirer, and some of
them have taken the shape Of proclamaiions and
Jrtrpncicnsnfos. Sometime last summer, when
an expedition was starting from this city, in con-
Junction with that Of Round Island, we had similar
sUicauors tiom various quarters, and even money
WAS solicited. TO the amount Of one thousand dol
lars. 90 aid the expedition and furnish out the pre-
paratious. We declined all these overturcs. SIM
gular enough. about the same time. we under
stand that our smisblc contemporary, Horace Gree
ley-noiwithsisndng his opposition TO hanging.
blood. war. end other high sins-gaye one hundred
dollars 70 aid the expedition Of last year bat IL
seems that some serious scruplc seized upon the
mind If the patriot, and fly dollars were returned
70 Greeley. thus leaving him minus iify dollars Of
the amount given to assist the Cuba expedition.
These are sober and solemn facts. We are in
favor Of all popular movements having for their
object the recovery Of liberty and the establishment
ofrrpubIcan governments. But such movement,
rus, frs, originate among the people who are or
pressed. and must b. conducted by themselves. TO
.cry considerable extent The recent expedition
20 Cuba is. in every sense Of the word, private
piliary expedition, or enterprise. against the do
minions Of foreign State, in amy with this eoun-
The New York herald., 1850-05-25
New lori,, saturday, nay -. Hsoo.
r,,,m l,mslinston-reiegraphic.

The House OF Representatives has adjourned till
Monday neNt la the Senate there a warm
debate upon the establishment Of a branch mint at
Washington. several members thinking, or at least
asserting. that no mint is required in this city.
The necessities Of this metropolis, however, tell
yery different story and as our telegraphic
Fpecial coresl ondent believes that we shall gain
what we SO much desire here, we will live in hope
TN the discussion is ended Mr.. Pearce and Mr..
Cooper do nor seem 10 understand the subject.
The compromise bill Of Mr.. Clay stands where
II did, and We must confess that the fact of
Southern caucus, held last night, 10 arrange for
the estabsLmen Mt Of right 10 take slaves into the
territories, and 10 keep them there as such, does
not promise very favorably for the settlement of
the question. Time, however, may heal every
WoLnd.
The New York herald., 1850-05-25
The Important News from Cabs-Prosabic
Defent OF the Exoodition.

We give elsewhere, in our columns, the highly
interesting news received yesterday, by the Ohio
steamer, from Havana, giving us the first accounts
of the landing of the Lopez expedition at Cardenas,
near Matanzas; and, according 10 all appearances,
the probable defeat of the expedition against the
present government of Cuba.
BY these accounts, it appears that Gen Lopez,
with only 500 men, landed at Cardenas, the 18th
inst and captured that fort, which had only gar
rison of GO men-a piece of no great bravery or
generalship Cardenas is about 90 miles from
Havana, and we have doubt, from the military
preparations which, at the last account, were
making, both in Havana and Matanzas, that Ln..f
and his troops have all been captured, and mln {
them shot, by this time. There are in the NJ
borhood Of Havana Is, 600 troops, at least and 40
are 500 adventureTs 10 such an army, disciplin D
and ready for action 7 The rest of the adven-
fETers fIom New Orleans, numbering ] 800 men,
only, were TO land some other points of the
island but what can they do when the advanced
guard is defeated and captured OF this there
secms 10 be no doubt
Yet, in the face of these plain and palpable facts
and their only mferences, the simpetons Of the Sum-
in their bulletin Of last evening, issued the follow
ing stuff -
The Hsv yerk S,m Is in receipt Of the GLORIOUS
NEWS OF TllE SUCCESSFUL LANDING OF THE
Ct BAN PATRIOTS AND THE COMMENCEMENT
or GENTRAL REVOLUTION FOR FREEDOM
TlEOJGHUtT TIE ISLAND OF CUBA
libIty has triumphtdi
CUPA Is FREE
A great battle has been fought. resulting In the
TRIUNrIiANT VICTORY of the Cuban patriots over
the spanish troops
Cen Lopez land,d at CardenA., about ninety miles
from IlaySua the 18th inst with about 500 men,
aud took posscfsion q the town.
II is more than sickenng-it is criminal, TO see
such stuff pamrd upon an intelligent community,
in the face Of the simple facts recorded in our
columns, and received by every journal yesterday.
from Cuba. Nothing can save the expedition from
utter and overwhelming defeat The contrivers
ard supporters Of This silly expedition are guilty of
piracy and murder, and ought to be punished ac-
coIduCly.
The New York herald., 1850-05-25

Great Preparations are saiing thtOuehou, Canada
10 hrae the annversary Of the birth Of the Queen
Of Ertlsnd on the 2tth inst.
John shannon vas. few dsys since liberated from
rriscn in Charleston. = C. where he hsi been for
twelve years confined on charge Of fraud but which
was never brought TO trial
II. General Conference of the Methodist Church,
south at - Louis Mo- adjourned on the 18th inst to
meet AZ Columbus. Ga. IN 1sSt
Solomon W. Russell Of Washington county. ~ v.
vas Knocked down and robbod sfcw nights since near
Fort Miller Bridge, OF 5000.
The Legislature cf Connecticut IL composed of IFS
farmers AZ lavyers, ~ merchants. printer 2 cicr-
s,mep 4 ciorkmaker II manufacturers ~ physicians,
srnsrin,rs 40 mechanics coopsrs butcher, shoe
maker, teachers and tanners.
The New York herald., 1850-05-25

try. 1t is, unqucstionably, violation of our treaty
and our laws. Messrs. Beach have aided and as
sisted this expedition in violation Of the law of
1918, and in derogaton Of our treaty with Spain.
So long as we are a Christian and independent ma
tion, We are bound 10 maintain our faith, and to
carry into execution our own laws, in reference 10
any invasion Of countries az peace with rs. IL the
people Of Cuba arc aggrcved aud deprived of their
rights, let them rise up in their own strength de-
clare their Independence on their own bottom,
establish "a government Of their own men, drive the
spaniards cut Of their beautiful lsland and they
Will command The sympathy and recognition Of the
United States, and at proper time, their aid and
assistance, in maintaining their Independence
against all Europe. But the expedition set on foot
by few Adventures from New York and New
Orleans is neither more or less than manifest
violation Of our neutral duties, and an infracton of
our treaties and laws. We have always been op-
posed TO the system of plunderng an honest people
through bank charter, be ii Plaintied or any
other kind and equally opposed to any expedi-
ZION having for its object under the sacred name of
Liberty and patriotism, nothing but plumber and
noorcty, ending in blood and desolation to all
cerned.
The New York herald., 1850-05-25

Wrn. II. Beele Co.. Ha,fers III Brosdway New York ana
lSs Chestnut Plilaoerha, will issue On Saturday
reNt tc.5th inst. the summer Fashion
Hats The hs; for the season S upon which have
the utmost care and or without regard ~ OF
either material warkmansh,p with tie
a. entirely superior 90 sumner st before exhhi,
Cd ana this design We believe, have fully she'd.
10 manufactured from The very fnest aud whte- Rocky
Mountan SILVER Heavier with every Improvement rhch
long and vel known experience could possibly devise
susrest to Aid ne in our determination produce
ard tnsst Lat ever made sold in this other country
~ any rres la form and featr,e. & viii ~ ac
lnovedrsd as perfect model Il ivh.bess ana elegance and
strictly ADAPTED 20 the season. ia.tpz
the atraD ~ our irent ard the public is superb
y orr art we wish 20 remark that still adhere
our tS'd tusines' rrirer, which ars. aad have
.e,n 70 raLs NE most perfect hat whiea p0-hy hs
airitsted % the richest and bcst materials
any price W the assistance a The rienced rai
aented wortmcr, Without regard 20 y pursuiur
his pain ana course confident a
ne ng the cy reward TO which We have rsitho
mating public.
WM. II. BsEBE Co, Iss Broadway. n. w
The New York herald., 1850-05-25

American rhiosephcTs snd f,r the money Won -. Isi.
Watch ruarsntsd o. keep correct timc ~ ca,r atth.
% The suhscrilef whose ft.ct q fna Lr WacHes Il
eorssttiy rsn,wsd lr .eamers from the celefr ratei
Jc~eed. of most cssutc workmanship and nnsh Which,
tr accurtcf have aver fe nosf fleet ar1a 10 ali
Who have them ~ ue Iease cali aud esan,ss f5r tourscf
AZ the subscfitersUid ffnrd. fffod in
A. 7. tOCIfRs~T tr..n.feh