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From MiNNEsoTA,--The Minnesota Register says
that the Menomononee tribe Of Indians i about to
be removed from the vicinity Of Green Bay TO its
new home north of Crow Wing river. A delega.
lion consisting of the head chief aud principal men
OF The nati0n--twelve in number-arrived here by
the Lamartine yesterday evening. They are about
70 visit their new country for The purpose Of loca-
ling their residences, selecting farming lands etc.
They are under charge Of Mr.. Bruce, their agent,
Mr.. Chllds OF Green Bay and some other gente-
men. We make the following extract in regard to
this tribe from Gov. Ramsey's report TO the Com
missioner of Indian Affairs:
They number not 260O and are the receipt of con-
siderable sunuite They probably Of the thippe
as whose language they a speak their secret language,
referred 20 by some writer's, understood be nothing
ling OF them upon the tongue
They have resided in the vicinity Of Green Bar without
ueh eAse OF location, for hundred years, within
the Knowledge Of white men, The early french travellers
wfote thelr name Malomones As a tribe, they are said
y oe npe abducted 70 inemperance, with excep
IONS n one or two bands If the tribe, attenng progress
nas pesn made towards their ciyizauon On their removal
70 ne mead waite Of the Mississippi, signal
their morals and condition may be anticipated a. they will
iawiess whites. - = -
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MURDER OF A WIFE BY HER HUsBAND.--The
wife OF Peter inland, recently died at Kenosha,
Wis., from injuries inflicted by her husband, while
he was intoxicated. INLAND fled, but was arrested
81 Racine, and held 70 bail IN the snm Of $500,
which, we suppose, is considered the value Of a
wife in Wisconsin.
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Ruptures Cured.

MOBILE, June 9, 1850
Mr. Sherman The Truss you sed Wash you gave me-
whan Newoans last Winter my Rupture cen
tray expectations Fifteen years annoyed grew
larger, painful aud dangerous notwithstanding always used
the Instruments could Odd thing plain now;
am psTseeily satisfied that had at Rupture until
called upon AN in better sps thRn have fr
several haekmy feelings deseribeno QUE per-
Ruprsd and Cured appreciate them With pleasure
Recommended friends of mine, badly uptned
and them adarss and hope when Fall
they Will be able me- what gay with unspeakable
gratitude, an Cured Wishing yeu heath prosperity
scribe myself yours, ever SAMUEL KiNsLEY
~ NJ Sherman b his ofiee II ST. CHARLES
STREET. 0dn
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The PoPULarIoE on NEw MEXICO. = Mr.
Hugh y. Smith, the Delegate to Congress- from
New Mexico, in letter recently published in the
National lntelligencer in regard 10 the population
Of that Territory. says.
The census taken in New Mexico the wear be.
ioIe iAe entrance OF Gen, Kearny into that Terri.
iory, showed The population 10 be one hundred
ponsand. and TWO or Three hundred over. This
may moi have been taken with great accuracy, hnt
ne best informed persons, and those who have
nPed there longest, agree with me that we have moi
less Than ninety thousand. Dr. Wislizenus. WIN
~ generally correct in his accounts Of travel ANA
who II relied upon as good anihogty, in his stats
iles OF that country, is certainly mistaken in saving
that ien-tweatieihs, OF one half OF the population.
are Pueblo Indians. | have travelled through the
settled paris Of thai country TIVE or three sines
year for the last three years. and know thar no, a
filth, or even sixth, are Indians In the same
narrative &c DR.. WislizenDe, he rays in another
place, speaking Of those Puebi0 Indiaas, They
live always isolated in their villages, cultivate The
so, and raise some stock, and ars generally poor
frugal and subeF. These different tribes, Of which
aosns lvsensy yet exist are reduced 10 about ten
here are IN New Mexico from twelve to fifteen
aul,u,e1 resident American vosess, emganis from
M ulIsten' States. principally from the State Of
s,,s .,n sns nest OF the population are Mexicans
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AccIDEEr AT PEKIN, Ills "A singular and
distressing accident occurred IA Pekin on the 30ih
nit During The prevalence of Tremendous storm,
ihe house ofthe keV. Ms. Wo0lston was struck bp
lightning. shatterng it almost to pieces, and killing
his son. youth of II, who had taken refuge under
the bad on which his father lay. The balance Of
the family miracnlously escaped.
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In the city Of Lafayette. on the sth inst. AuaUsTus
WHEALER. aged 80 yeafs. formerly OF An0fd, N. Ii.
hewiiAnlpshte papers please copy.
July 8. Mrs. MARY CHANDoN native of Germany aged
60 the last risht OF which had spent city
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CHIoAGo.-The Tribune says our September
enumeration will, we doubt not, show popula-
ton on the right side offs 600.
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PITTSBURGH, July l.
There are five feet two inches wafer in the
channel, and the river falling. Weather excess
siyely hot.
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ARTs AND scIENCEs.
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Edited by OLIVER ByRNs.
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The publishers have expended large sum Of money to get
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The work Is being issued in semi.monhy numbers,
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Any renting the publishers $40 IN advance shall
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The great object Of this publication place before pfac-
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Mr.. Stratten, Of the firm of Stratton g. Barnard,
IN 81 Louis and Cincinnati, has announced a dis.
solution OF the firm, on account Of the arrest Of
Barnard aledging that the crime Of his partner is
a sufficient legal reason therefor
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The Pine Woods OF Western Louisiana.
The Steamboats, on their up trips now always STOP
as the mouth Of Red River fol supply Of pine
knots. with which 10 feed their hungry furnaces
0F way Of a treat 1t is but few years since the
business was commenced The gentleman who
discovered this new trade has led che0uered life.
fhs inleFior 81 large fortune, owing Is an open
handed hospitality, and lis great coniidence ii one
baselY betrayed him, be found himself, when pas
he meridian Of life, ruined man. Taking the
negroes be saved from The wreck Of nis fortune
he plunged into he pine woods Of Catalonia, and
ioeafed himself she margin Of the beautiful sheer
x water known a. Catahoula Lake His negroes
employed 10 collecting tie pine kdois and Out.
iE ap ll1 dead fees which are safss4nssd Svlti tie
itch. A llttis steamboat, able to feat Id everV
bayou where y duck can swim, carries off the
piles to The depot as the mouth Of Red River. The
country abounds in game in the winter, the lake
awafms with ducks. geese and suaas, and the forest
al all seasons is The home Of the red deer.
Fer many months thia 9 modem Timon . had
this park al 10 HIMSELF and in his log cabin doubt
lessy enjoyed himself as much as when he lived in
luxury and aplendor Misfortune has brought gu.
he latent energies his character, and he has be
come the originator Of trade destined TO be Of i'm
torrance on the Mississippi The overflow Of this
year, however. has forced composition even in the
pine woods Of CatahonIa. Many Of the small
planters have been driven to the hills and have en
Tered into this business as their ast resort Many
sc them will abandon the sRarnps and remain per
manenily in their new abodss, where they have
health, pure air, sprung water and certain crop,
which has been for centuries maturing, and which
neither Host, drought, nor worm, nor overflow
can inju&. In few months, vast magazines Of
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Being now prepared to transact any buzinessin
The hotarA line beg TO infory snd and he public
generally that have taken the a Camp u,reet and most
rsspeetielg aollelithslr patronage apsu w.. CABLE
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DEATH OF FEMALE CENTENNARIAN.--Die
n Boston on the 26th ult, widow Sarah Welsh,
As the advanced age Of one 1asdysd and one gears,
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$. Of n. nIessanes This evening.


PELICAN DlvIsioN No l. at Pelican Hall corner Of Com
mon and St Charles streets, at o'clock.
JEFFERSON DIVISION. No. 10, at 3. al Gretna.
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mary BY the way Of st. Louis, being SEVENTY
Two Hours Ahead Of The Mail
NETWORK. July l.
The Racifc encountered srery heavy weather for
three DAYS, butthe engine had not been stopped !;
her run 70 Halifax was 3 days II hours, Heavy
arrive on Friday. The Europa's news was pub
lished in Liverpool on Monday, bnl had no other
eject than 10 cause more activity IN the cotton
market; which closed firm at the prices current at
The time of the NiagaEa's sailing,
LIvERPooI.--The corn market was well attend,
ed On Tuesday by home and country miIlers, and
there was an improved demand for -four since Fri
day, when sales had been made for Ireiand
There has been iair business done in sugar at
full prices. Accounts from the manufacturing dis
fficis cnniinne favnfahla
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The Ansfisaz Tag. ni|sa at Brownsyilie
publishes "a s. .ll.l's| saken fson the
iNsfes.rie q l28nso s. We exlsaet
that porliSn which deA1 II alley ii the Rio
Gkands We have 1scea' BED ths good fortune
10 Gil il with an Old aequanlanee, who has been
a. several years trading IN The region West Of ihe
Rio Gfande. When we hist mot hln, he was
practising law in Nasehez, pale, sckly. rapidly Co.
ing 70 his grave. lie threw aside his books,
changed entirely his habits, and became trader ia
che Mexican Provinces and now he Is i new man
His description Of the conssFy is highly Iatseripg.
ern bank Of the Rio Grands, has been felt through
the Interior and given new impulse to the coun-
ny. formidable competition is now springins
up at Brownsville. which viii divide with ST. Louis
the commerce Of the Plsina, and bring muea The
larger portion 70 New Orleans
The rich Provinces Of Tamaulipas, New Leon
Coahuila, Durango, and zacatecas, will al 'sss'7e
their cottons and other foreign products 'aie9sh
Brownsville Il is true that the Engiist .na yer
man commercial houses cpiryo an efs's'se ''aue
by way Of Tampico. But i The iq1.ens can only
be driven back to the deserts of ihs hocky Noun
sains, our traders arc oonddeat Asy can monoponxe
this profitable traffic
Ii Is due alike 10 Masife and % our own citizens
IN that frontier counah that treaty stpulations
sbonId be aithlaIl szscuted, Il is hptniIlating
saot thst 4, lhis time the Indians are holder in
sber snarzu5isS sxpedilons than when the country
~ nsaSr ne Mexican Government. The wise
men d Congress are wasting months in the dis
aussiea q abstract questions, while o,n county
n,sn aie falling victims 70 savage cruelty. When
~ they find time 70 pass laws for The unishmens
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The adverse report Of the Committee on the
Presidents Salary Bill caused great sensation in
the Assembly on Saturday. The correspondent Of
the Globe Is assured that the President will not ac-
cept Of any modification Of the sum demanded,
and regards the whole opposition as an intrigue Of
the Legitimists, got up with tie view Of provoking
a crisis. AT Cabinet council held on Monday, il
was resolved that the Ministers should resign in
the event Of the Presidents salary bill being re-
iected in the Assembly.
Austria.
The Custom House duties between Austria and
Hungary have been abolished The Government,
however, does not propose to relinquish the mo
nopoy Of the tobacco trade.
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The House Of Lords Was a scene OF the most ex-
citing debate on Monday night, growing out Of a
motion Of Lord Stanley relative to the conduct Of
Government in the Greek affair. Lord Stanley
pFetaeed the Introduction Of his motion by speech
Of an hours duration, in which he contended that
the leading characteristic Of the whole transaction
with Greece was that Of prevaricaiion and dis
honor On the patt Of the Ministry. AT the concIu-
sion Of his speech, (which was loudly cheered
throughout lis delivery, he made vigorous appeal
10 the House, eptreating Them moi to allow the
mighty power Of England 70 be prosiiluted in OPP
posing weak and almost def9nceless nation
The Marquis Of Lansdowne undertook defen ce
Of Lord PaImerston, bat with poor success, as on
division, The Ministers were LEFT in minority
The bill abolishjng the Lord LieutenantcF Of
Ireland passed second reading by u large ma
jority.
Should the Ministry not resign, there is a grow
ing belief that the great Industrial Exhibition
Of all Nations, at London, will fail for want Of
funds.
The growing crops of England and ireland are
said to look unusually promising
The announcement made on Friday that the
Russian Government had protested against the
manner in which the Greek affair was terminated
BY Mr. Wyse, is fully confirmed by accounts sub
sequently received.
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The bnffIsn Pass AND CuBA.--Tbe I,iv.
spool Times Induces ia the following becoss
strain What makes i extremely ridiculous ius,
a ths laolneni he hpmiIiatne conduct Of the
BRUSH Government d he Greek quarrel:
tne SAG q the scenery hs nionia ioubtlass vary ais
Fa . ~. w Aowe aadeF bs ofsng fosemn.sn. Of
given s NY sss az se1 q is.gs
,hs ln aa e2lespfss, however dfunesnie Tl r.
s ,s,ene, e. sq'sspz who tsasf IL Ansscan sisnr
Ri am mus s d1isi1 81 f,s.. s.'1snt Npa ssreal
snsh a. snslaq = i1Ak Wild, an 81; X .aem
al .s'a essssni atestos ggeallf 1han IL paT'ns
IMPERATIVE On ibe oasssss e e,, pSfeass "a more
S sP N.Y., VI p9N # such pan1afon ~ do i,{
Of sseEy : lho Dlos sin- 70. The iAtE
iosslnmep. "A sne mAkne 81 Is own w. 4 .ae federal
sssss ,s.n ~ N =. sg weld t - sai ~
*sefes. e yell = he assie "A - -
Thssshe'lis hat sIihoua some such sn,,,,,.. !,
nespeniesre 81 cH t.f don't queens Is i'm " nFe ne
sss wmsi, may 1ot be strong enough to psosct s
gussed aNle s6 eine ases sns e gglaed ds
seellf. ~ uA,fs ne e11n niluf 81 find I~le =, VIII
R zee So, ' Z. g BY FEELING d Ell sis st 10
bsss eiI Such tsis BY 10 n as'' Il ss sses'
s sas b. ssics seseS
~ r. re- .e9gs adspns aeasu 70 supei'eie sxse,o
III q ~ poole q t1a bal ssinced AM
~ s sss = .'es b that hey had made
hasopsan .ess es ss 30 81 eiu nde,ine sgc
ps.sf 60 ne es2 = '' sta 5si Il ne aosaes
= hs III sss T. 1sk x e, ,as hs hssu
Issls l qnia I VI Be- sH Z, i ~, ib .G.sssn
sses sne ihs s9fff qpets 81 in.ihef Where VIZ
aalc't4 iuE 1 ne111itl Of such s.Sn 6sy1 49,. nl ~
A. - map HHi fe ~ too late
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las Hlrael-E lnif
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No. 10 CAMP STREET,
Opposite Hswee's Exchange
kF The subscribers IL receipt Of large and complete
socA Of FASHIONABLE CLOTHING and FURNISHING Goods,
comprising every arteie way Dress suitable
THOMPSON g. NIXON,
iy1 2dp II No. 10 Camp street,
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Nsa NAsAs MaA brought 70 81, Louis On thu ri
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GHOWER BATHS-A new, and improved SHOWER
- BATH, at low price, combining Sh0locr Bath and
Bathing, Tae-may be found az No. 4 SO Tchouponas
For sale BY a, HARTuNG 159 Tchoupitonlas st.
manner ie9S I'm
NTOTICE-Al persons having unsettled accounts with
the subscriber are respectfully requested call and set
be closed before LIST of July.
ie4 2dp If M. HUNTINGTON, 1 Magazine st.
IAY. CORN. OATS, BRAN AND sFaORTs
Nv rfvA 9anTsf a . I'd :, I nlavsAaes
bright VARNIsH-A superior Article n, Sims,
~ decks. for sale very low by - fT
iyA lmis DEWEY & CLARK. 81 Gravier st.
WlNks-75gE casks Madeira. Port and Malaga;
~ 4DO BOXES Canet and Sauterne, for sale by
lys /. w. ARTHUR co, . and % New Leyee.
WHIsK Y1l0o bbl bourbon and Old Rye. for sale by
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vi ~ indebted 70 Ne steamer Montgomery ios
sAst Ee6ls patess

lase'et Nels pafeFs
HIssiS TX sel .noslc's tongue unfoid sna dam
~ de1SsiHi nssss 81 kreo eeleea IN ROSEWOOD and
nh1a bound NTH golden Nifss and marked upan IVORY
kefs p|e&l under DE kee9lfs d isnd Paro1s oi
laHsp sea 1l'e sAnssy Of inpe ipaifumensa j. tsu,
ehA1ias md tho discourse eoau.nf musics Il he
nyNse M 81 The fingers Of lie fair pasaons haA Huppied
hinsI wish number Of pianos Of superior mann and
ae 4aa oul Indy aaeis pasiioala, Requested 70 call
Tins " 81 season # eIPnfs. when shs kids Of aa's
ealpf NJ nd 4lps|lne el|l Tho atsishca u bola, W
ss' go! e 4 lhs leea q love- sna esg. Play On &
k0pEsiaEA HI8SRIomo hssoehkr son Fac clone al tls
second ea Of sh ezcelspts deznea institution has Isl
pi1I 'QsH io epaffqiQata which viii al the psloas 81
.hs .n.s esQ a. pgsEA 81 ti9nic fnseiialnmsnh with
lonsiaE. q 81 lssimiaS Of 81 next season
Ae'ks piss.pa7 for de taeeesSini caFsar Of the shsi
eaaQn. a .1Is' ~ Hail. 9sqansIus de soelery ward
lolss E|saan " standard pieces tic and studying the
eomp's's epniSt md ofhs HopnArs Member
ystharcte dsapaae performances which have hitherto be-
ie sraeq1 sterling plYt geAies and con,adies with
new saees hri' ~ ladies fae SEQ ana atnatensS Ana Al
DE soaasa which saleHs and ,naesm q eau lfls
2 yer. n, e paseea The hsh'y popular and Aieeut
sea.er o1iesIsA y The seaon Il is runsre Mi Sol
cen1aH y eft The ieqaenlsn of its Tempie with their
aveluft7 uncih. h1 uexf a1s10n t,nnd ils nFoy,
nue. egmplsse ohesra Of assu ~ he engaged, 70 shat
ne aam'sfs q fsn VIZ sl continue The recipients Of
That F,sAi lsosss No stnas vii assist the nma,su,.
who VIII ilue he1eeids rnaer sho able direction q
AZ. y HhAsIes, ~ acting stage manager
Hansz5' Aaf ihe lhiri season, which " Il consist a
ihssx w y Fixed a ~. half payabe on demand
ana tn4 nalal'ee tia 1T NOVEMBER.
sis John &nsoai i dali ~ hosixed 10 canvass tor NH
sespsss Meeonn,sna him % the eoassIsa o the public
REEzuAxiNe SHlPs-~ We notice thai I neov
method Of yentilating ships has been invented IS
Emerson, Of Boston. Il Is provided with two
upright tubes, each opening passage from the
deck e ne cabin other part Of The interior. By
one II these tubes, atmospheric air is blown down
int the vessel and by the other, an equal amount
4 drawn eqe. The construction Of The upper end
p each sqbs = such, that whatever be the direction
81 me wind the aerial current eaters and PASSES
donnvaFds and oy an equal ingenuity Of con-
stFns'len 'he wind blowing in any direction agaips,
te upper end d the SECOND tube, assists IN draw
ing out the impure air below. The tubes are "a.
tionafyl and DO not require to be moved. Tbev
are FURNISHED with proper guards, to prevent The
wa;ss n SPRAY from snierng the vessel and ,he;,
nee Is never discontinued IN any weather. tn
'sa'ess Atlantic and Paeifc are al.sady furnished
q'th t,em. a. w several 81 the merchant sbps
belonging othe port Of Boston
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IL M joN ' sfRod fH' m 6o 81 common sas ~ st.
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eE 1. o. o. F.--HowARp Lopez No.
ID Meets every THURSDAY Evening, in the IL 49,
Grand Lodge Hall, COZ. Of Tchoupoulas and Poy 80 ~
dras Streets al o'clock. 49,
0Geers for shs Srssset term.
T. ALLISON N. o. NJ RICE r. Sect
Z. sAMPSON.......--.F v. g. F. W. DELESDERNIER.. p.
tag
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A Dictionary OF Machines. Mechanics.
Engine-work and Engineering,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-01

Core. gNllrIlr 20 TIE rirlfe
PmLAuELFHlk. Thursday. FEB. =
This morning about O'Clock srse three story
baok steam factory situate attho north west corner
a. Ninth AID Wallace SITS snd occupied b. lsaac
Rome. Joseph Wild. Daniel Gable ThCs Jackson.
and Thomas Fanet1n was destroyed by IRE Loss
n0o Nr Wild Vas tie only one OF the occu
pants ri the huIdiag who was insured
ship Zouobia cleared az thls port yesterday pr
San Frs1c.scc. Her cargo .s,a,ued az upward ID
100000
NJ Nau,-u who was shot b. some roNdi-s la
n yamer.in. on Tuesday evening. : Al The Hos
pfial. and VIII probably recover. Beside young
II leid the punc.gs, C4rnier In the affair Joseph
aver, was arrested yesterday afternoon
Ire CorrcS larkei remains very quiet ani ie sses az
stey restricted ssle TIE export demand ~ -o
coaunars united sslrs have been reported some
t11eIs corlule % demand ct pel %. wife ol-fs
~el.d accepi = FER city eorslapiog united 't-rs =
cara A. saa5 > RfEFL0CE quote = ~ tok> NJ A.
stesdy a. 81. per ooi Taefe . oat Hn7 ns-fs i.f
MaiAr 40 re only sac Reported :, e-'5- o,e., a
W tli- a. zee Per husl COM 1riAcf s--- q 90" =
lCw iic Th- oeuard = 80 s.rTe oAfs--ales o 90
hIsa nuue Pcnnsy ivs.s a. 5lc southern are worn pa
s. PER bush CL0vEE SEF0 = ~ in-.ed q-fst sac.
sew 81 17.4i 81 FL,K >EED = il demand a. p pr
.islsc
SALEs ~ SrocNs-Fvd BcIyd-S27i5 L@high Nor
Los' O., S2i0Co Sea Sav s.. 6s 81 5000 kesdins kR
yaucs u.s. : 90 do s., 500 90. S.. hecharics
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