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R.poT, 81 the secretary OF tas treasury.

This long EXPECTED document is laid before our readers
in our paper to-day We have had scarcely an oppor.
unity 10 read IT, much less to examine il in detail Upon
general and rapid survey Of its contents, we perceive
aat like the late annual message, il avoids any CON.
,teheusye discussion Of legislative principle or pol
cy, and confines itself almost exclusively 70 Stats
zeal details and special recommendations in regard
the various departments Of the pubic service. Per.
laps this il rs we'll for the Secretary OF the Treasury,
while attempting somewhat boder flight in the region
Il craftsmanship, his last years reports illustrated his
horror Of I'D ullortm duties BY saying that they
woull bing on Us a heavy tax upon bread, II the
.4Iauity Of Elmide we're 10 fall upon our coun-
~; and tha, il we wanted 10 be great exporting
,aton the frat thing for TO do was to go largely into
alnuCacrss il order TO sell to Europe and the rest OF
he void the labrics OF our workshops and looms We
re happy 10 perceive that IA sticking % the facts and
gutes which 81 long 10 the regular routine OF the bust
less Of hs Office the Secretary this year spares the coun
~ for the lal part, from similar exhibitions Of his
views Of political economy The last years report i'm
1oIied most Of the oil errors Of the whig commercial
policy, and gave very bad reasons in support of them
Che present report is more brief il not feeble, and
clugs to the sane errors mainly without giving scarcely
my reasons for them.
:
Secretaries Of the Treasury under the present admnstru
ton has been very successful in estimating beforehand
either the receipts Of the government under the existing
reytnue . stem, Or III expenditures pursuance OF it's
present policy This matter we may make he subject Of
come examination hereafter Bat in the present report
We note somewhat rtnu ka5e lac bearing ontbe point
The Secretary tells hat during the present. fiscal year
ending June 3Oh, 1854 the government must expend, in
rider TO get wllh the public business satIsfsc-
only, the round sum Of ffy one millions Of dol
lars; while durng tic next fiscal year, which Is
to end on The 30 Of June, 1858, he tanks The gov
eminent can manage s affairs quite well upon about
four ftts Of that amounl-.ay fo,iy tro mui,ons As
the s, cfeary assigns other reason for this differ
ence we conclude that he anticipate. that The gov.
ern nent will meantime change hands. and passing under
democratic control will become sbvul tweaigfos per
cent cheaper 70 the people II this he the SecretaS's
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Gover"or Ii gi,r'a Cabinet.

The new governor Of Pennsylvania, who is soon 10
upon the duties of his office, after contest which
never be forgotten one in which he encountered
the erces assaults OF the enemies OF the constitution,
has announced the chief officers of his cabinet They
are, the Hon James Campbell, OF Philadelphia attorney
general, and the Hon f. w. Hughes OF Schuylkll
c,uny, secretary Of the Commonwealth. In bringing
to his aid gentlemen of such high character, Governor
Bger seng thens the which his own election
affords that his adninsr raon will be worthy OF the old
Keystone of the democratic arch In the crisis through
which have recently passed Pennsylvania has proved
that she stands immovea1y the basis OF the old demo-
cratic doctrines, and that nothing swerve her from the
support OF the Constitution and the Union Cullivaing
always scrupuous regard for the rights of the States,
and sacred respect for the conpacts by which those
rights possess the guarantee of all the States for
their faithful preservation Pennsylvania has always per
formed her duty, and inspired higher conf ence
han sbe has done BY sustaining the gallant Bger in the
ate canvass
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BY Mr. HAVENt The petition Of q. B. Evans Of Buffalo
New York. asklug that ConE appropriate money pay
the COMMITTEES Manufactures, The peufon oi w. ID
Aleu aud 81 othefs Of Buffalo, New York, aski
Com - make suape provision tor extending ele-
era - tan For Independence the Pacific hY the passage
o law tGat wal pr CT aud encourage the te-grsphiu
Inventions Of American eietfed 70 tie intrit
ice on Commerce. Tue petition OF Zauelh + Fh la,
Milton, Mass ohuseIts, widow OF tiv lao Captain Gvu
Field oi oi her pensions referred 70 the
Commer on bvatd Peusfons
BY Mt. IIlBBARDs The petition Of Betty Whipple and
Calvin Whple Paying 0r leave % surrender ia
std IN kansas and take other land reeffedl9 the Com
tnuce Pubic Lands.
Mr. DOrY gave notice Of his intention to introduce bs
with the Glowing titles bill 70 grant certain quany
OF land III the construction Of rdto,d IRON NBni.
toure the Mississippi rvef Bill making grant OF hand
aid The construction Of plank other from the
United states rntAtafy fosd between Fort Howard anu
Fort Crawford Fort Wilkins bit ID provide Tor the
completion OF cerain military roads Wisconsin bi
grant the right Of pre-empton Tor the yess
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CITY OF WASHINGTON
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN. =, lsl2.


SENArE.--The annual report Of the Secretary OF the
Treasury received also report IN relation 10 the
Cuban prisoners recently released
The resolution providing foIRnting the returns OF the
seventh census taken nfT but no action was had
thereupon
Several private bills considered and acted upon,
HousE OF REPREsESrArwE.-- Yesterday the House were
first engaged n receiving reports Of committees and dspo
sing Of them and then referring executive and executive
department communications after which they were In
Committee Of the Whole on The state Of the Union con.
siderng, FIRST the proper standing committee to which
the subject Of "ryers" in the Presidents annual mes
sage should be referred, and next the bill from the Com
mee OF Ways and Means provide for the payment OF
the next nslamen due from this government under the
treaty OF Guadalupe hdago
Mr. Cartier reported early in The days session that The
select committee 10 wait Kossuh designed pre- senting
him 10 the House at one, p m, to-day; and the
ton OF Mr. c., agreed that the ceremonies the
occasion should be similar those Than took place in The
Senate Monday last
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90 g,,ss oum D,nn.r 10 Il oss nth.

The joint committee of members OF the Senate and
House Of Represen atves, appointed TO make arrange
nens for The con- ressiona dinner to be given by them
/ luis Kossuh al the National Hotel, on THIS WED
neSiay) evening desire request members OF Con-
xress who have subscribed and also those members who
mag wish 10 be present, TO procure their tickets, on
or before one ociok fodog Of the Segeans Arms Of
the Senate and House OF preseutavrs, Ia enable the
committee 10 make distribution of such tickets, if any,
as may remain under their control.
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VALUABLE business Stand for Rent In Washington
city, and immediate given Of the three
la building erecting oldesabshed
corner OF h street west and Market space They built IN the
modern the business with
The IL feet wide by 90 deep clear with
side light in the OF the ~ wide by ~ feet high
Is wide by as deep, inches
the clear dry and finished for sales ROOM well lighted by
windows the building The
ing Market Space is IL feet wde 81 feet becomes
% feet WIDE by ~ feet deep having kyght wide
long basement, finished 20 feet wide
feet Deep eei inches high There communication from
each with its basement by stairway Tie third
feet wide by 81 feet deep, with skght feet by feet
OF the could be made by throwing
into Each store has vault la the
fuel
For apply the subscriber at the Potomac House,
side Pennsylvania avenue, between Sd and AZ streets
Dec l3-ru ihSau ANNE Il, DERMOTT.
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We have received from reliable quarter letter in
forming that Report Purpoung 10 be the Report Of
The officers Of the Territory of Utah TO the President OF
the United States which published in the New York
Herald Of the 5th instant, i ar,ful perverson and
Justification many Of lis essential features, of the true
Report made to the President and has appeared prema
urely 10 print without the knowledge consent Of any
person or persons properly having charge OF it, We
understand that the official Report is before the
President and will be communicated 10 Congress in a
Law or two
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II, the Public.

THE undersigned respectfully inform their and friends
the public generally that tney have lately opened oce
the Bank of Stlden,
Washington
agents. especially
and for lands
the ulles thereof The q MN Laam)
by oieSsion and win business the limits
District The senior partner, Orchard NJ Youug) having
Commissioner OF the General Land ONCE and with
public
lawyer Judge for p.rsuades ht that he will be
satisfaction which requires
edge Of the and OF the where capitalists desire
invest their funds.
Liberal advances will be made claims intrued
.ble leave
essrs. selden, Wuors, Co.. aud Congress
generally.
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
j. SlcN LATHAM.
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We observe in the papers OF Texas list OF articles 10
ne exhibited on the Isl Of May next al this interesting
SCOT 10 another column we copy the observations on
the subject which appear in the Texas State Gazette
We acquainted with Colonel Kinney who is the prn-
cpa contributor to the Fair and doubt not that under
his management il will be worthy Of the attention il has
already attracted He is distinguished for enterprise in
'elligence, and liberality
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We are requested 10 call attention 10 notice Of a
meeting gentemen from the various parts OF the Union
be he'd this morning at the Irving House. with view
10 some acton IN relation TO Governor KDssuth.
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We regret 10 learn that the Hon. Mr. Chase Gone OF
the from Ohio) ha- been summoned home in
sequence OF the serious illness of member OF his family
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fHIIE sale OF useful and fancy articles
chase o wood for the suffering Of the city t continues
Odd Fellows Hail. through the day and evening
We 10 hear that important and BENEVOLENT should
be poorly The articles offered
Of them beautiful and Ia addition, those celebrated and de
ghtn musicians the hapayen engaged for the evenings
entertainment
/ Dec l2-du
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new and extensive Gallery ofPre-

IlUHTTEHURsT's new and extensive Gallery OF Pre-
w Daguecopes, the store of Duya Bro, between
~ and 9Th Streets Pennsylvania
This galary advantages others, being built
the second oor and arranged expressly for this IL
Of the largest skygha in this country aud the mos
and finest south Of Baltimore IL facility
for copying paintings dagueueopes, not having m superior "a
the world, obtained beautiful aud highly finished
dagueeoype in all weather. though cloudy preferable
for children, Post promptly attended
Awarded medal Fair OF Maryland Inst
tutc, and premium al the late Fair at New YORK.
pos Baltimore Baltimore; 3l7 broadway
New York Pennsylvania Washington, D. c.; ~ Main
street. Richmond, Virginia Lynchhnrg Virginia Norfolk, V
gnia and Petersburg, Virginia.
These galleries free the public Az hours Of The day
j. II. WHITEHURST,
l2-d3m Sole proprietor.
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Iohn e. Calhou rs late work the Constitution and
TAYLOR h MAURv,
Jan booksellers, OH street
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CARD.-We the subscribers, respectfully notify all persons
with bills win be drawn
presented them the Gath the present MONTH
In order that continue the business probably ourselves
and advantageousy that winch u desirable
indeed Of the this umes the
every account when presented.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co,
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M Rs. CHoArE's Millinery and Fancy store, Four
WI sndahal Penn avenueMrs keeps constant
con nd large assortment oi millinery goods bonnes AM
dress made order confident that her bonnts
by other establishment Her 'anc
trimming every exeon used 4
Christmas and NewNsars presents
quality FAIRS supplied liberal discount DOM forget ~
street., house north Of Pennsylvania avenue
Dec Adm
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Granted, and the resolution adopted.
UNITED STATES orTIcERs oF UTAH,

Mr. BERNHlSEL, rising 10 a personal explanation,
said: rise aud protest against the publications. by the
returning officers of The U0ed States for the Ternloy OF
Umh, 10 Missouri papers Their return aud in the
New York Herald, and before Il is communicated 10
Congress, OF report extraordinary IN its details, OF
high crimes and msdemeanors aud calculated il not in
tended, prejudice, and render odous, distant and
pendent people, and 10 Involve them Inexpcable diff.
culues With the general government. ask, Tor them, a
suspr OF public opniodo executive and legislative
acton--uniil the ruth can be ELECTED touching the
grave chatges contained in parte report
Mr.. CARTIER demanded to know whether or not
Mr. BERNBsEI had caused that copy OF garbed report,
a. il was ia TACT be sent 10 the New York Herald
He had been informed al the State Department that Mr.
b alone had had 10 the report ct these junction
ares VI so, he desired 10 have the subject investigated
BY a committee OF the House
Mr.. BERN HtSEL replied that he had not
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C,nIr collie al!


your TO buy coal The geahcris becoming cold anr
~ have good supply Of Cumberland
very dablo also anthracite coal Tor
-
We have good supply Of red and whit,
oak, pine aud hickory.
calling office viii ind the above articles good
w. j sIBLEY, 4 Co,
Nov 5-Siawn Fourteenth bridge and canal.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTA- rlvEs.

During the reading OF the journal
The committee appointed by the SPEAKER (under the
resolution OF Mr. CARTIER. adopted on the day beore)
TO wait on Louis kossuth, and introduce him 10 the
House, announced as follows, viz Messrs CART
TER, GENTRY, CLINGMAN, STANTON oil Kentucky, and
pr
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VIRGINIA MILITARY LlSP WARRANTS.

MIR. MlLLSON, by unanimous consent, introduced
bill, OF which previous notice had been given to max,
further provision for the ratification Virginia mar,
land warrants read twice, and referred the COMMITTEES
on Public Lands.
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A CARD,-BOYD RffLbY'S unique portable, medicRtrd,
a vapor Bath and electro galysnic Apparatus,
applied tho c0d weather tn residence OF the For
convenience, address him through TIC post Office
Jan DIV
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Mr.. SMART asked the unanimous consent OF the
House for tile introduction Of resolution a follows;
Rssor d That the Commi tee on Com erce be in. ruct
ed 70 inquire into tue eAprdrucY OF erecting spndes and
placing buoys upon the Muscle Ridges" The
OF Maine; and thar said committee Ue horned
from tho HES Of the House any paprs showing
slY OF erecting spndles and placing bnoys vi on said
Muscle Ridges"
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UM. Y. DUyALL, Merchant Tailor, date Lusby ~
w DuvaiIl the National Hotel would this method
infrag hi. aud the pubnc generally that Dc has eiu ne
avenue, unde the Nauoua
Hotel diaey adjoining the main entrance, where ne y pre-
u cinths and vesuug
cluing shortest uut tnd ~ style no
10 he surpasst d.
He an keeps constantly hand great variety Of mni.hnr
goods for enuemen ali OF when vi" pe sold az moderate
prices.
The public arc respectfully invited give him call.
furnished be- had by applying
abs JAn -stnw2w
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Under GARTENTS.--This day opsutd further supply
" Erntsnrns silk, lambswuo shaker Hanne aud tu
undefsiirls aud drawers also kid and warm gluvts
sTEVENss
Dec ~. Guftod Sales roos under Browns Hotel
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az NRW
PRlNG GOODS
Lsl1es' Rlelaags,

~ Z ~ I'M ~ usnlash ~.
uef sssstv.l . ls,6s et1ssi:: sssy
asst. seaGsaiag = elsee as Feslssd
Dnop n 49, d tAe0. osaGhess,
sssssss DuGhIns, tsialsl eAwss. Cetsss
~ 81 opssasa nss,ias. ceaohssy u.
n "a Sssssasse - 0sP 80 oassss
~ sos01ss ~ saspsas = ~ essssy.
isssAst Csessos Asn sAsss lsesths v tve
- - IN ysrls b vtAlA. UssssseAsS
.sss psas AssSAss u ssss pr
cssA.sss sAssb ~ sssass ysss IAs.
-. lassssiss, Laess, CsaAs,sA t1ssdkss-
~. ~ u - ~ bisAs e
~. q, e.. sssss
|s,r =: esssR:: &C.. =. = - l,.4.,
Teasss. oUsh q.
a1iag Usi1 - CanoAses.
usS - ca0pAsns L6npA
~ snsst9see - oeaaiaGooo BoeD-
- w0. sA 6UAish - sGsse1 &c sas1
ssas 80 o. - c. = eesAg ~.
~. i!,A. tsas.
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BARRETT g. SON.

A RE now receiving q gerry large ixroies Of
n English, French, and Aine ticsn Prints;
Ginghams Chsmbrsys; Wool and Cotton
Wsrp Oeis,nes; Poplins; Bareges Barge
Delaines; AusIins Lawns, Blk Cold and
rie'd Silks; Jaconets, &c.
pThe public will find II for their advan.
SRe 10 examine this stock before pure hasinR
elsewhere.
ALSO
81 and Cold Broadcloths ;-Plain and Fan.
ey Doeskins aad Cassimeres; Silk, Satin,
Valencia, Worsted and Marseilles vestinRs
Blk, Blue, Green and Olive Cashmarets and
Lama Cloths; Tweeds; Jeans Plain and
Fancy Linens for Yeats and Pants Gam
broons; Fsecy Cotton Goods for Coats and
Pants &C. Nc
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100 Pieces White Goods.

sspw6as, medium ssd eessss tvisA liasss ,Bish.
sp ssd vieicss Lsvne. Camtrtes. Null. rissssd
ead PLATA India Hcsk mssil.s. psas. striped rross
eye DIspss. Crash. L,oss NAPKINS. Towels, Marcel.
lee Ccsn.sspaass. - de Llssn ShesiiaR fet ptll"v
easss 1000 ysrds blssehsd Cousns from thsss fousths
70 three ss6s wide, Emb,r,dsssd Cuttsios, Lac,
0oods, kihbins, eolossd Florsnsss rs dos Linen
Ctmbs,e Hdes. On new aud no old FoSiss 10 The ot
Rvttsnd NAV 1857
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r. Bun Sc have jass pct - their shsivss snd
~ noe Offer fss sale 80 sotiSs new lot Of fine me-
Doe stias 81 the lassst syls. splendid black satin
6esnsd Silt end 8Atin, vatsniias and Msrsallles
vsstinss, white. Town. and check q Linen Dt,iIs
Cation Oosds 10 any vAristy fos coats. vests, &c
Pine ssi,insst ssd rwssds. rayior's T,imminss
the bsst IN creation and Of every kind Msfni6esnt
Socks Searfss, Bset Italian C,avsts, Shirts. Co,
,afs Bssoms 0sns Ismsns white Kid and Silk Gloves
0srts Lissn Csmerie and SILK Pocket Handhts
kvllsnd Nay 9, 1864
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sAvR youA nonxy.
o0A1L00 ?. Y11UuAU q %,
t,Asa sssssAa. sessss ssS e.,y
IMPORTERS Z joooeD$.
IA RR0AnWAY

tesa seas sossa ~ ussaYv sssssvJ
S@" TO"1o
Lave nee oe kssA, ED snt ~ rses,uss
"A daily thrcsSA the ssasss, new GOODS.
direct frsm the Earspsss sassfsetsrsss, ssS
CAsa Arcfssss, rtsh, faahioasbis, fancy Silh
Millinery 0ocds. Oar steek ~ rich kisbens.
eamptsss every variety II he --latest 80 osss
tsesttfsi tsslens iapcfssd
Many 81 eur gceds ere neaSfsetsred 81.
psssel! " eus order, tssa ess sva Assigss Ase
pslsefAs, asd saaaj sarivailsl We o1os cor
eests fer set Cssh. 81 lower Driess thaa -,
credit House 10 Asssics 80 seesd.
AL Posehassrs W'h Aed u greatly - their
Interest 10 reserve pcrtios Of their Ressy sed
nsAe ssisstssas frso Ger ssss' ssssssy 81 rich
kssp ese>s.
RiSIsss rich fss Bssssss, csss. SssAss sd
Belts.
Benes. s,lhs. sAsiss C,spss. Lissss sst
Tasls<sns.
EnsroiAerisa. Collars. cA.~isssG. c.pes,
H.Si.s Sleeves, C afr, Eara 70 end i...r,i.es
Ens.eiasred REVERE. Cas- ssA Hs.ssissA
Gamble Hdhfs.
BIesia, illssisss. ssA G.sreissssA L,sss 70,
c.ps
E.s.eidsssA Lsess fss sAa-is. nss.IIlas
Hesi,,s. Nsshl.s. vs,sssissss. sd v.s.i,
Laess
Eas,i.h asd wovs rhrs.A, s.yrss, LID.
! Thread, and Cottoa Laees.
4 Kid, Lisle Thrsad. SILK. ssA ss~isg kilh
Gloves snd Mmu.
French aad Ansrican ArtiAs,si Fie~s,s.
! .Frsseh Laes. Eaelish. America, asA lsaiias
strss sssssss so 7fississs.
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WE Tie sshassihssS bsiae spps,sted By
the Hon Prebsss Cesst fos The district OF
Fsirhave,, co0@issisassS = ssesiVe. sysn.
inc and sdjsss all sisi.ss sd lAepsds against
the estate Of Pei!y Gasdspsed late Of wsils,
in said district 1seeserS, wpsssestel in
solvt at md sis avsstks srsA NJ eih Day
Of March 1853. tsiag silsvsS ~ 80 court
fss lhss psspsss, ~ Ss t6sssssss give notice
that vs v,it stsesf tsths bssssess ~ ssv ssid
.spsiss ssss 81 z. tvsan.g hsc,s d Henry
y asr, fro. I s'elsei sssi ss'eissk 2 i !.
On sseh u ssil Asys. "a.
DsseA ., Wslls. sss ~ - sfSlssst iesS
>, , ,0as o coosxof"' c.--....."
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Al Essen oEke Psee 70 q is:o ssgeeese
wi % ,sssss u gisehhssg. 6ssesstss 81
Nashua. vssmoas sd A1sss, ChssAiss, ~
llvsa ssd kstIssl ssd Dsshagtsa 4sljssa1S.
Censsetiess W,th otkss so1psssss ere -
srrsngsd that al Esprsss Mister sse y -
~asdsd vsshset tslsy % coy peri u tAs g
sstsd otstss, Csssdss, PssvloSes, ~ Bssss.
We :s.s.: = ss.I.ss's''''y ssS'sS ~
1ssIiss, Bsal Nssss. spssis esd AwsAss-
disc gssessiiy. Ess vsslsd vtth lsspessh.
NOTES, DRAFTS, Sill, 10.
ssiissted, psid - ssosslsA>1. osssss. eep-
dses. sai Mssehss4ts,. bssshsss ~. So
ell Liadso Espssss essisss' S'sSps'y sess'
10 s.nd,sr m.asy OF pssssis d ssssil.~.
Die value, tie s1"sst osss - ststs<s se4ss.
viss ~ are not rsspsss,bls. In ssss q lssvs
beyond ths sem sfAfy dollars TT ssy 80
parcel.
An psetsses shesit ~ AsAs ssasas %
possibis, sAd M pssbsss ss5i - ssss5ssl -.
iess IN good order esd 1ssssssIy usstsS. ~
express busissss skesiA - ssssotsstst
With Wits sos~sss. sAsssisS. ~ pssssss1
ts.,srs esnue, B, ,stss. IL tsts1 pssAssss-
u b. tss Pest o3ss Dspsssssse.
3 AZ, !e:.::s.: :s'"S y s''A'' ""As
iMf risk 4 ACE. rssysssse..
VS. yssssss. Aesss, eSetsSo
MissIO1 go Hzv31l .
vUx. SIS sssses,ksss, hstsS seDese1e1X
w che Hos. ersSsss Ossyt ~ DE Annsess
Of nst,ssa. sssnisstsssrss 70 sssslss. sss9ans
sad ssjsss ell sisias ss1 Ssoss - q - w'
ssss sesiss, The ssssts Of Hsssse ctsss. tses
Of n "a istsss u sAiA District lsessSses ~.
sssssIsd inssis ses esd ~ ossshs fsso 10 -
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