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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-18

LNIGHTEENTH WARD HARD SHET1S.-THE MEM
~ bsrs Of the Eighteenth ward Hard Shell Charter Conven
requested to at the house John Clark
Of Twenty third street and Fst Wednesday
October 49, Mt o'clock p. M to make to
nominate suitable candidate to be supported At the
ing election for Alderman Of the Eighteenth ward.
FOURTH WARD;-AT MEETING OF THE COUNCIL
IL Convention of the Sixth Council District held ut No ~
James street Monday evening Oct H. Mr. Johu Oliver
was appointed Chairman and Mr. John j. Ware Score
tary. On notion Bartholomew Heay unanimously nom
mated the national democratic candidate for councilman
Of the Sixth Council District. JOHN OLIVER, Chan.
J. Seer
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A CADEMY OF PENMANSHIP AND HOUSEKEEPING
IA The subscriber will receive pupils daily instruc
ton in penmanshp and book keeping Ladies' class daily
ocock Copy books 70 cents See cards at tho academy
JG2 Broadway, corner franklin street
OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH
DOOK.KEEPING, ALSO DERANGED MERCANTILE
ID and partnership accounts however intricate and
fused Investigated and correctly adjusted, by
counant of great practical experience both in this city and
in London. Address +. c.. box I,f72 Post Once.
ECoNOMIZE YOUR GAS BILLs-NO ONE WHO DE
u sres = steady and beautiful light should be without the
patent gas regulator. With this machine gas
unburned is the least attention required
to have perfect light Read what those who
While regulates the burning Of In expense
more than twenty i've per cent-Alsx. Stewart Co.
They perfectly regulate the burning Of the and with
good light save us handsome ccntags bills
pton, about SIS week. wich equal twenty
Eve per cent on gas blsColsmsn Ststson, AstOI
House.
We find lights to burn with perfect precision,
varying, giving clear, steady still light; when
any number OF burners suddenly extnguished,
tice change whatever And in regard TO pton
of they than twenty per oent-Smson
Leland h Co., Metropolitan Hotel.
Call at No 262 Broadway and for yourselves The Re
gulator be ordered Of all ers agent will call
upon parties desiring to purchase receiving nses BY
post.
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SITUATION wANTED-As COOK IN A PRIVATE
n family in hotel by Frenehman, long resient ind
this country and speaking good Engh no objection 80 to
Groeby STR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-18

NINTH WARD CITY, REFORM NOMINATIONS
IN Acknowledgements c. Leigh crocksry dealer ,2 Bseck
street. AdermanPeter r. VOORHEES,, yard
mond street Councilman, Twenty Dstrict-cnry II.
Twenty second Distrct1chsrssJ Holder Iisnc,srte
Cornelius Cooper coal dealer, 74 Washington street.
Councilman Twenty fourth dstrct-Alfred Brush, shoe
dealer 3 Bleeeker street. Assessor-AbrahAm Dsmsrest
carpenter 1876 Amos street. School
Terb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-18

E,IFTH wARD.-FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRlCT-AT
II meeting of the Democratic Republican Nominating
Committee Of this Assembly District held at No 81 West
Broadway James Fountain called to the chair and
James Jacobus ESQ., acted Secretary On notion John
Savage, ESQ., rendered the nomination of
said Convention. JAMES E. FOUNTAIN, Chairman.
JAMES q. JACoHUs. Secretary.
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A RESPECTABLE GIRL, WANTS A SITUATION, AS
IA plain cook washer and ironer good city references
given Can be for days 6 Sixteenth street.
building, first foor
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Dissolution docs IL mean Deady Not In
Nh sse-oniy division in the hrm'the Smith has iefs
tailor and his behind So stranger paw us your
uopal visit, you will find the old $ nd now
DRUMG0LD PEoCH, ~ Fulton street.
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Dissolution docs 1t mean Deads Not In
Ais sas-only division II the hrm"-she Smith has lefs
sss. Viss MN s S1s The Old J, 80
When and Where i-These are the ques-
that Ss 30 4 to @
s shirt. ordered Warranted to htD to be at the
Under Garments Gloves, and Hosiery OF all
sn celebrate r rso s0r are selected
care ana experience and offered a. s &
Notice to Citizens and strangers.-Centie-
ana an IN
sxN
0Wch ssreeu
Mourning silks.-Bartholemew & Weed
ssS hair '9ss % s:ssr STOCK
st. Nichols and Hotels o
Mourning Cloaks and Bonnets.-Bartho-
their M
Atan Hotels Remember the number
! New Mourning observation-disclosures 4
would call their very attractive stock of
s every style ever imported Please
between St. Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels.
Watches.-MagiC, Independent Seconds,
"a Gsns, snd
ozRSoII hTfdHISsoNs 81 src.a a1n
Watch Repair1ng.-Carr0u & Hutchinson
aAvs matchmaker Of great experience who prastsal
Ssblis. 0. 4 H.. 647 Brosdway.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Duplex, Lever,
snohor and cylinder Watches. solid eighteen gold
eses warranted tmskeepors and hrt quality Of goods in
ever respect for sale At importers prices for cash
proved city acceptance. 3Sl Broadway Of White
DAVID RAFT, Importer.
Diamonds-In Package, Mt Gas Per Carat
IN los selected to suit customers, rich cluster rings
pms crosses bracelets, and earrings 1T mafaetursrs
Rs1cee Tor cash approved city acceptance 0foe 3
hseadway corner Of White street, up stairs
DAVID RAFT, Importer.
Oiam0nds.-Carr0n & Hutchinson call tho
Attention OF the public their diamond
brooches, earrings, studs, finger rings 10, TO- Every
1taeEs guaranteed - represented. b47 Broadway
Jewelry at Manufacturcrs' Pricss.-Rieh
eeld brAsss breastpns setts pins
sxsnss sh.teans chsins seals l9ekets and All articles
Sw retail dealers Factory ouoe S Broadway up stairs
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G. FUTILE, AUCTIONEER.-BY GEO. w. LORD
~. Co.. 36 Broadway-The subscribers announce their
ioreth trade sale Of books stationery music &c to
cous elegant rooms $50 roadwsy-the sale DO
continued from day to day until completed Catalogues
ready The music will be sold Friday. Separate
tsogue of the music be had at the The sale
comprises large and varied collection of books and will
be found we'll worthy the attention of buyers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-18

MADAME HAYES, THE BEST CLAIRvOYANT IN
M Ameriea.-All diseases discovered cured Ladies'
having friends dstence hear correctly them by
consulting Madame Hayes She gives advice respecting
sickness business law suits Journeys marriage &C. Once
10 Srrins street, near the Bowery
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES TO OBJ
tain situation and seamstress good reference
her last place. apply $50 East Twenty first street,
second floor, between Second and Third avenues.
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THE COLLEGE

THE Gonzales Cnlloge opened on Monday, the ith
oi Apsi. lSdS, iF the reception Of students The
building y 0f rock, 80 hy G3 feet two stories high.
ucailt plsstrrCd throughout, situated Ia a p,o,eanI
sna hgatiN part ui the town, and very comfortable
ty either SimpCt or winter 10 Il i attached q
AfgJ nock %ctssefn, capable OF holiing 6eu barrels 1T
water.
Arperaias has hccn supplied for the institution
which, - ts variety am perfection, i supposed hy
uH college ga ,hv South, a,el che masieal Instruments
ste Nar'ous ard I'd, tsc mps, cpstly kinA,
tHy, J I HAtYEg la hcsn chosen rrvs.,lant.
. eeaNclnan Nbosr character agtl qualifications a. a
tosglsCt 1o extensively kaopn
le% tfUste hslsagtme3t Wig le conducted hy
We Max llil. tafafsl, " &gsan. Aad Ns ~
'NAtNAN Aie a. Nce7ta Mrs CnEsAN Ut4 have
sie'ee % ufc Mass Department, asa ,,g,
NttfFlw@ Nyh Uthcr Tesrher. vil h..
~ W., " ular sa'psey0tas me ssat M tac in.
&Nsutep may t,eoitr.
ses au>eiaisss Wiz aSn ie sFrtilcl W,th ,4e,,,
Nsd lton Sese AMI iVsks sui b. Trassss Az -,
NNtHt Wai ua sapease a pains stsa - snsr.t a,
give h tsongais tpAg sslta,aeoe ..s, -,
~, - sy ethe iasihsssa q i-safa.ne II a.
NVA
4lo e,I Hs,e year wa I've A,4AA ls,o
a0& ofate msai4s gsgh
RATS 90 TUITION
f1imas fff fAne Resi- e.
hiN, WnteR iFjss.y Anaaas;
sMt ttsWasta3. ~ Ssgse $40 ta
tpfsfaafH8 ~ h-fsursaF ll-
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M@a sFh 81 As s,i3 e
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caaassssssi sak nsssa q ro4estssAe ssagssS
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
SOUTHERN ECLECTIC.

J u, UrrkS AND JAMES n. sMYritS, EDITORS.
THIS work, the first number of which was L..
sued In March, 1883. l. composed mainly of Sclec-
tons from the Periodical Literature OF Grupt RHt.
ain, France, Germany, and the United States
chiefly, however, from that of Great britain. In adj
dition 10 American Journals, We have ordered and
are constantly. receiving 10y mail, the following Eu.
ropcap publications.
The Eiinhurg Review.
North British Review,
Westminster Review,
F" London Quarterly RcSiaN,
" Eclectic Review.
/" Retrospective HcYicw,
Chambers R'tnhmrgh Journal,
Eliza Cookers iournal,
Household Words
United Service Journal,
Collnrn's New Mon,hig,
pnblln University Magazine.
Haekwcod's Edinburgh Magazine.
Ainswcrih's Magazine,
fIasrt'S MAgsauc,
Hoods Magazine,
Slatp's Magazine.
Taits Magazine,
ticn,icmaas Nsgetnc,
l~isckweots Iads's NagssNN
Ihr Repository IT Arts aWa Inv sntons
llceil,s MISCELLANY,
Revue dos SenN MeaiUs
iihegs insirte,or
Nrsae ~ sstetsi HISTORY.
Wnset ge4isEe.
i.swtoa l6'sefty Gazette.
The SgscSia,nt.
csslie, fare A,,eaean,. fhc gssasasb
" Teas<, taesh, ~
fAese tars and etsilS nuias@tioaA oi1tniytps
the htsst aai ohoie@ts pssaiextttn. ~ the t.sss Os
ters 81 ttc az. wNl - ~satssaH{ eNapsmel aa3
shSlr mst curative aiHl sstsssAs AsNsS gFgs
,istsv, IN ,Ar ,sAuaaps Il tbs EeieSsS rhas tsa
nscle Nssskse - she csstef any aaS of ,Aeat eay
rws4cs ~sE oAssia she A3ess ~Essstass g she ~h0se
ES,gsest Epm sic tecssch sri UsssaSn va -,
expressly tt sgf cora.
The M&sNnae ~ esw sssT ., sAso fas&e, > tas.
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the tek2 ( ~ ~ NSgws4se hss e~en. n as Ne
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agst NSssss nsessA aesA w~esess sassssssessr ~ss.
= tAffe ssasse psxes. 10 asssae eSaaes< .s.ss~s
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Terms FOR ON yrAg
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Notice
CERTAIN CREDITORS OF THE LATE RE-
PUBLIC OF TEXAS.

NY an Act Of the Legislature of the State of
NJ Texas, approved Febrssry 7th. 1883, the
time for auditing tile claims for personal services,
civil and military, and for supplies furnished,
known heretofore "a 2d Class Clainis,) Il extended
for the period of eighteen months from the date or
said act:
This, therefore, Is 10 notify all claimants. of the
character aforesaid, whose claims have not preyi.
ousiy been audited, to prcscn, the sainc for ad-
jnsthent to the undersigned Auditor and Comp
troIer, within the time prescribed by said enact
incnt, Cth OF August, ls5i,) otherwise they shall
be forever barred.
To prevent confusion, and for the protection of
claimants, certificates Of adjustment will hereafter
Ice delivered, ONLY, TO the claimant in person, or
to his agent. nr attorney. a simple orier a,tcstcd
by two witnesses IN tho following form viii suffice :
81, a.. H., do hereby constitute and appoint c.
ID. my agent and attorney in fact, to present, prose
cute, and adjust, before the Auditor and Comptroller
of the State g: Texas, my claims of every descrip-
ton against the late Republic of Texas, and to re-
ceivc and rcccip, for the proper certificate or other
evidence of said adjustment.
Given under my hand this---day or-ls5
WITNESS: A. g."
CERTIFICATES can bc RENTED by mail, IL the
parties so direct, otherwise they will remain ON Glc
in the Auditors Office until called for.
JOHN NJ. SWlSlIER, Auditor.
JAMES II. SHAW, Comptroller.
Austin, February 70, 1888. l-3m.
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%
NEW ORLEANS. Jryy n. Isna.

COTToN.--our market wore a guic, app .arancc
throughout most OF this week, the Paciic's nd.
vices. which were published In the early part Of
IL, being less favorable than was expected by some
parties who Ind predicted MI advance. Under
these circumstances, The sales, up to Thursday
morning, did not exceed $500 bales, mostly IN
small lots, and at unchanged though somewhat ir.
regular prices, Yesterday, We bad the pleasure Of
laying before our readers the Asia's advices, re-.
porting u firm market at Liverpool, with sales for
the week ending on the 9TH inst. oil ~, 900 bales.
This intelligence produced little or no effect with
us, and only 500 bales changed hands, ut prcyi-
Gus ratcs. To-day, the Canada's and Washington
letters AFRO ut hand, but seem to have brought, no or.
ders, judging 10y the limited demand, which has re.
suited In sales Of barely 800 ba~les-making n To.
tai Tor the week OF 5000 bales, taken chiefly for
Europe. The market clcscs rather heavily at Our
quotations.
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nYEg s Willis


- kltsFs ptAatsag Ee Ahatv ttfqs tee.
tsa @a4al tfe psgsFS soasiss 4 - p.Ns 5
W.s sA SesrsTs ~ shsso weeks NAEs~l co. eae
taat
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What can be got for Five
DOilnrs!!

The undersigned have entered into an arrange,
innnt 10y which they agree TO furnish the kuickcr.
booker Magazine, (monthly,) tho Home Journal,
(%wcckiy,} and the Musical World aud Tiinet
weekly to new subscribers at the very moderate
price OF i've dollars n ycar for the three publica.
lions; all orders enclosing that amount to Dyer
\ Willis, viii he promptly attended TO.
SAMUEL HUSTON,
Pub'thrT II TIE hnicker6ockcr.
MORRIS 4 WILLIS
Publishers Of hs HoHe Journal,
DYER 4 WILLIS
Publishers q Mt .Nssicdf Hiori md 7Sstes.
251 Rroqieig, Netp lggk.
ErF13 Literary and irfiaic Combinafse,.
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PROSPECTUS OF
THE GONZALES INQUIRER.

Believing the time has arrived in the town
OF Gonzales, surrounded rs il IL by the wealthy
farmers in Gonzales county, for the establish
mcnt of n weekly journal at the Countrywide
through, or near which, the San Antonio and
Gulf ltaii-road will pass, and in II section of
country unsurpassed for beauty Of scenery,
fertility of sod and salubrity of climate in the
state OF Tcxas-it is proposed to establish at
the above named place, II newspaper, To bc
known by the name of the "GoNzAIRs INoui-
nEn,' devoted to Agriculture, Literature, the
Mechanic Arts, Commercial Interests, and the
News of the day.
The Inquirer will he Independent in politics,
but firm and decided in the advocacy of the
great principles of our republican government,
so ably calculated in the administrations of
Washington and Jefferson; and will especially
maintain that sound and enlightened national
policy of sustaining our Southern institutions.
which the people of Texas, in conjunction with
her sister States of the South, have ever held
sacred, ms guaranteed to them by tho c~onsiitu.
ton of the United States. And while we claim
to have had some experience ms editor and
publisher of u public journal, we shall, Mt the
same time, bring to its aid the poetic and lite.
rary talent of able writers, with whose ability
rs correspondents we ARE well advised; and at
the same time trust that the Inquirer will be
SO judiciously conducted rs to encourage and
't"S w ~ support CONTRIBUTORS rom the EN-
pre- State of the South on education, agricul-
turc and internal improvements.
While, thon, we nnfGrl our banner in one of
the most thriving and delightful villages in the
State, and assiduoisly devote our energies and
time to make the Inquirer what the develop.
mcnts OF the country demand, and its appear
ance equal to any journal in the South, we shall
expect proportionatc encouragement from the
people of Texas, than whom no citizens in the
Union manifest n %livelicr interest in whatever
pertains to the maintenance of morality, the
cause of education and the pcrpctuity ofrepub-
lican institutions.
TERMS.
The Inquirer will be published weekly, on
an imperial sheet Of fine paper, neatly cxecu-
ted, for So 90, if paid in advance; ~ 90, if
not paid within six months; or 81 90, ut the
expiration of the year.
All communications for the Inquirer must he
addressed TO the Editor, free of postage.
5. w, SMITH,
ID. $. II. DARST.
Gonzales, Texas, january, 1853.
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Isy thc Governor of the state
Texas.
rRocLA NATION.

" HEREAs, by a Joint Resolution Of thi
extra session OF the State Legislature
proved February 18th, 1853, n certain amend
To the Constitution OF the state Is proposed,
Joint Resolution Is in the words and figures fl
ing, TO wit: #
"Joint Resolution proposing an amcnimci
the Constitution" Wf
"Bs IT RESOLVED ny Iir LEGISLATORS Or
STATE or TEXAS, That the following be proposcdm
mn amendment TO the Constitution OF the State q
Texas. to be added To such amendment rs Scctio<
3, which, when ratified IA provided for by III
thiry seventh section of the seventh article of al
Constitution, shall be valid to all intcnts and %
poses rs n part of said Constitution: 81
See. 3. That In case a vacancy shall from =
cause occur In any OF the Offices mentioned ind
first section of the amendment of the Constt,l3
the Governor shall appoint some suitable pcrs1 3sI
I'LL such vacancy, who shall continue IN disciANHl
the duties of such Office until the time of tho NJ
general election established by law for the ~clrc.f63i
of State or County officers. and until his succcs
shall have been elected and qualified" ~
Now, therefore, ], i. llarislrougli Dell, Govern
or of tho State of Texas, do hereby, in pursuaI ~
of the law and the Constitution, order and dir
that the above rccited Joint Resolution be public
cd In the public prints oil this State, for tho CO
sidcration OF the people, nt least three month
previous to the next general election TO be Id
throughout the State, on Monday, the first day Z
August ensuing. &
And | do further order and direct The Child
Justices OF the several counties land IN case q
vacancy In the Office of Chief Justice, or inability
of that officer tn net, then nny two of the Count
Commissioners, to cause polls to be opened at thS
several precincts in their respective counties on tlx
said LIST day of August next, and the votes Of q
those voting Tor Representatives in the stat
Legislature TO be taken for and against the adoption
of the sad proposed amendment. The Child
Justice OF the several counties (and In case q
vacancy in tho Office of the Chief Justice, or in
ability Of that officer to act, then any two Of thu
County Commissioners will return to the ScctctarJ
of State complete lists of the names of all thos,
voting for Representatives in the Legislature, Wild
lists must show who voted for aud who votaf
against the said proposed amendment, as well a
the nnnrcs of those who did not vote at all upou
the question, as n majority of the whole number d
votes cast for Representatives throughout the S,atj
seems TO loo contemplated as necessary to al
amendment of the Constitution,
~. In testimony whereof ! have hers
S1HVlVHS unto sc, my hand, and caused tht
!1S.MNS great seal Of the State to bc affixed
rSSssxSS Done ut the City of Austin, this second
"'TvVN day of May, A. ID. 1853. of the Ind
dependence ui the United States thS
nth, aud Of Texas the 18th year.
by the Governor, 4H J.. II. BELL.
Tios. IL. DuyAi, Secretary Of State,
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"ln the above exhibit, | haze put cotton
down at Toe at Your place, do not know
that il rules 80 high, aud | have also put the
yarns down q, s2c can only say that the
Van Rlron company arc selling iheiS yarns AZ
howe at shr net You viii also observe that
IN tha eNponse SO nr side, | have charged in.
tcrcst Al q per cont. va l.c whole tapit,l
Win rcsH'a TIA factory at this siec. can
only Eay, that I bitfrs IL NAl spin mo,, thar
That amount, hut A. some little icWas = ~.
quircsi. ! would gsarsatn and gis, s.ssg.fs
that Il wo,sti spin the a,nonn, stated Their
IS then. oniN the item ei the expenses vt th,
tsnds and, Il that Il known, Yea can make !
ylcscr calculation az ite profits tey yout lo,al
It's shan I can herr"
TITS factory II lsyetir,iaG Ark., II ovna,
~ Mr. Mnsis1rN. Tho oss II s]piaa,ug IL
this n,togy ~ As cents Iser ID, aN fe{&. Tsr
yarn wa sSt3i@ .as3 sanrRcs a, ta,F , tH
eezfs EgF IL
VA manufactures pAyt
VI s. ptvtty WI estSs4ishcs4 lUsa ihc van
aus estimates al cost tt akuusse{asa "A d.,
SAITH. ia difefvnt ,~cyasaaS thai, the axerar,
~~, pr gsatstA 10 : bgtess IT afsa s,.ltsl,s
fs spinning sossea, j. nee cssfs n,sls,t /.
Ist ecut hF Waste lhslv would ~ ~ ss,i
efsstosy sess0t ai,esse lssBls ~ w4sk IWh
WITH fssts Iskc tb,~e. wHy DO uos isfe,
painters iaas tttsii lsal fsise ete~k VaHsps0r.
NA a@Wofsft NsBt NnteftFsstE mas htDt e.
essnsf 80 st8'at3a a hfsofs thtge' W. knae
HsEty wen who Uoaii rp.N9e to lesil ine,
sufh tsttefa 8Hl gBsfsst@ thr rxatlt etasui
" agy ~ vsf see+3r sqg ieyterr4 IS th4so
rats = BNnt s;O cszefang. AMI " s{se e. th
"tsdtoh flAsst Nsitual ngsr Wssstnsaaa
stsd ue val tAe4biAie ,iw nssttsg esffx was 81
ear TswsE ~ se f,fsi u rspfsegsf to as
,cgte4s - save sfNnsgaTssstsp, whs tsot ~ sae
sssp tasshsf and pat = ints warn Whs 49,,
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