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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-22
Police Intelligence.

A Charge Of Stealing s2OO.-Yesterdsy officer
Miller. Of the Tenth ward arrested young man
named William II. Revere, on charge Of stealing
two one hundred dollars from the premises Of John
f. ReDecke, OF No. 81 ChTysie street, on the 22d Of
October. 1t appears by the evidence before Justice
Wood that the accused was on friendly terms with
tie son of complainant, and on the day the money
was stolen Revere in the house Of Mr. Reinccke,
and observed drawer open which contained Q
roll Of bank bills amounting to $780, From this pile
Of money Revere was tempted to extract two Ona
accused purchased with it new suit of clothing, .
gold watch and chain, and the balance he spent in
various ways. Within the last day or two the son Of
Mr.. Reibecke suspected that Revere was the person
who stole the money, as no other stranger had been
in the house. Under this impression he went to Re-
we're aud accused him of heng the thief; and the
latter becoming alarmed acknowledged his guilt and
offered the gold watch and chain to the boy for tho
purpose Of bushing no the matter and inducing the
boy not to tell his father. However, the boy would
not consent TO keep the secret, but forthwith in
formed his father, who upon the facts, caused the
arrest Of Revere upon the charge The accused has
gwen up the watch and chain, also the new clothing,
which he acknowledges was purchased with por-
tion of the stolen money. Justice Wood before
whom the accused was taken, committed him to pri-
son to await examination.
a Bottle Shndy IN the Eleventh. Wnrd-The P0-
lice OF the Eleventh ward were on Sunday night
called upon to quell disturbance which took place
in q porter house kept by John Kelly, corner of
Sheriff and Stanton streets, and 10 so doing Captain
Squires found Il necessary to arrest and convey to
the station house the following named persons John
Kelly, the proprietor OF the house, Hugh Donohue.
David Donnelly, Patrick Gormley, Owen Kelly, Dor
son Rogers, Michael Gormy, and VIM. Marst0n. In
reference to this arrest the Captain Of Police makes
the following remarks bis return to the Chief Of
Police =" This place is the scene Of frequent fights
and distuI bances, especially Sundays Last night
company Of young men called there, and after
drinking, and cArousing for some time, they began
to be noisy. They barred the doors and windows,
put ont the lights and went to lighting like 80 many
capnibals As soon aS q posse of Off1C0rg cOuld b..
mustered. an entrance was effected, and the eigh
persons above mentioned were arrested. When th
light restored, the prisoners presented an int
essing appearance, their faces cut and ds0gured an
covered with blood and the room exhibited Q com
cal sight, it being absolutely covered with broke
bottles, used by the combatants during the dark Q
fray" The prisoners we're sent before Justice Woe
for examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-22
Damage to the Danbury and NorwaIIx Esair

NoRwALK, Nov 2l 1853.
The damage caud By the late reshet 10 the Danbury
and Norva Railroad has hetn repaired, aud The trains
re esumed their regular trips this afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-22

sINHE TlIRD ANNUAL BALL OF THE GERMAN GRO.
cors society will "a ake place At Castle Garden, Thurs
Of performers has been engaged for tho occasion Tickets
u each, admitting gentle and ladies' ~ be had of a.
Knnbel LIZ Eighth avenue IL Fieten 9 Washington street,
kcppenburg 7o2 GesenwiSh street. Sillman Bleecker
ana e. q. Korner. 40 Wast Broadwav.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-22
BANGING ACADEMIES,

nIoaE NEW CLASsgs-BRooKES DANCING AGA.
VI deny, s6I Broome street. between Broadway and the
Deweryhe pupils Of the present making most
Yapid ese beyond all precedent In
sons arc taught the pslka polka masourka sehoschs
slssa Tuesdays and Fri iays till O'clock Gonts
mems class Tuesdays and sridays from till II p NJ. Mrs.
Brookesi evening class fer ades exclusively Wednesda
Saturdays from tin o'clock. Applications for either
Caoss private lessons ,sved at all hours
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-15


NJ Ia. M. Il, Conference, closed itF
annual lat,ors IN this place on Tuesday last
after n weeks #ession, During which
,'me the Metlloli.t aud Presbyterian
Churches were almost constantly crowded
Ivy congregations e,tendent Upon divine
worship,
We learn, the Rev. A.. T. Eoopwts l.
appointed TO this station, and Rev. w, L.
CnESsuAw Ia appointed TO the colored
station Tor this District, The next confer.
ence viii meet at Mansfield De Soto Par.
ish,
just previous 10 the close Of Conference
This body tessed n resolution Of thanks to
the citizens Of Baton Rouge. the mem.
bers Of The Presbyterian Church and Pas.
tor, for their blindness and hospitality shown
the members oil the Conference during its
session.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-15

~ Mr.. Vse PLAscN il at present
stopping NJ Mcssrs. II. a. &c. WALLER
with a splendid lot Of eleven thousand
peach trees, OF different sorts, all OF which
have a high reputation rs to qoality.-As
this is the very nick Of time to plant. and
the season viii 500 DO over, we would
advise those having room TO avail them.
selves Of this opportunity to procure a
quantity of such peach trees as will prob.
ably never be offered again. Mr.. vga
PLAScs has also other fruit tires, aud a
variety Of flowers,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-15

rF-We hardly know what the Comet
OF last, "Wednesday Is driving at. hut if II
wishes to convey the idea. that Il Ia the
only medium Of calculation or Information
IN the place, we shall enter our protest.
In the meantime, we shall have no ol,ier.
'iou 10 orr contemporaries giving or dies
TO the Comet provided, however. they say
eia tic Batos Romge Gazette"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-15

~ win those Of our patrons who
have been long IN arreatages TO the Ga
set,e, please come forward mud settle,
W. have no collector now, aud can't get
along without money,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-15

l" .a@ a&E EaHE s5teE T&
THE Democracy were right. In the
contest which has Just gone against them,
aud eould have been defeated by 10 other
than foul means. They were llaeel by
their opponents IN 4 wrong position, and
the triumph, won by whiggery Is lased Oh
hlze aud dseeitful issues.-dHroeuts
SO says the IdtDeata but other PEG.
pie lou't believe a word of Il. Tile DE.
mocracy we've right In forcing upon
Messrs. BAILEY and Duncan the exledi.
eiiey of another eleoiion-tlley were
right III not reconnling The Votes ct u
proper ,ime--,l,ey !" were right" Ia drop.
ping one Of their former oandhlatesA-they
!" were right III sacrificing a new and
strong maa-tl,ey !" were right" IN taking
Mr.. llAreii under their wing, tlut he
might not teeline--ihey " were right III
not giving him enougl, votes to elect him
They were placed by their opponents
IL a wrong position. '--1'hey did every
honorable thing--over the left. .And
the triumph won by wlliggery 10 based on
false and decei,fnl issues, n--moiiey aud
whiskey III d horn, We knock under
the people don't believe yon.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-15

TAttogtNe EsrApttsuaENr.--0u Dur read.
crs AFRO informed that Mr.. j. KRgsnpueu
has removed his establishment into Dr..
JouRpAN's building corner of Laurel aud
lafayette ats. where he Is prepared to ex.
eeutcs MI commands 10 the entire s~atisfac.
ton Of his patfons.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-15

ATUnDAysmssjANGARY H. 1861

RF We would sny II or friends and
patrons. that we nre now fully prepared
TO execute, with neatness and diapatcl,,
ALL ORDERS FOR WORK which
tnny be entrusted 10 tis.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-15
THE NEXT LEGISLATURE.

Tile following nre The members elected
10 the Legislature. rs far ns lleafd Will, six
Parishes to heir nom
uottHis or j aEsIsrATIvEs.
Hagaemtaes--E W. Noise, NJ. Ron.
quiltn.
NJ UayMaraA4D urfoss*
OrisdHs right imnk PETER Marcy.
First Di4tfiet-W II. Crape, 4. w.
Dplesdefnief.
seeolld do. 4. Herman. j. II. No ado
%, Gorssfaii.
Third do. \. Il. Wilson, II. i, Ran.
usy,* O. H. Wheat,* 4. Gs Hunts j. N.
HaWthDFiie,*
John L. sheaf.*
Fourth Dlstfiot--p. II. Wagner, o.
tei3lnnel*
Fifth Distfiet-p. II. 1lieard, Emile
liifiart, +. IL Lose.. f
Sixth Diaifies-J. w. Nixon, g. tsamos
Seventh Disttiet-E Beaufegard, j. u.
Lambert,
Eighth Disifiet--F. Stevenson. w. II.
Wilder.
Niuth Distriet-AJolm b Hale.
Tenth Distriet-(eity Of Laiayette)-T.
Warren, Il. IIieslani.
.JeNetsoa--J, n. Gauliin
80. Ghafies-Deatouf Foucl,ers*
~, Joha the HaWia-4Jn les ttpine,*
80. Lmes-T lleodule Lagrone,* Emile
Laeoul 4
Aseeasion--W. w. pugl, Jas. \. pugll
Aug. Tfusillb.
Ldfoaythe fnteyioy--M4 A. MoIeod,*
Joua. g. Whites
Tresimo,ld Befnard,* FRA ,hALl
Ts,,ebWye-4W. M. Mercer. n se~
Detttkfe-Jns. NJ. brown, Thomas y.
Garrett.
Hest Batoa R0Nge--1I. IN. ttavrot.
Eta Datoa Rouae-A. +. IL. Duncan, \
JAS. y, l3ailey,*
JittaEston-De. WIN. Walker.
50. Hefcna--Jolm Bnfton.*
Hashtngt0n-Bf Brick man.
81 Tttannann- A, ljnheys,*
East FeiieiaHaa- G. w. Munday, i.
Itnrdes,y.*
West Feiietana---s. i. Mafks.
IoiM C'oaptc--c. t. Matthew'S, q. u,
Miller.
Coaeo,dia--G. y. N. Wuiles.* 1'ensas
--L Y. Reeves.
Mttdisoa--W. &. parhnm. Carroll
8. G. Tloyd*
Catakynka-F. Oliver, Ufiah Winteley
FrdahiiH--A. =. Ward. W GahiarN-
.Jaeob Humble.
Oaathita-J. T. Sterling. Atosehouse
as. q. Parsons
Tatoa Jesse 4. Fuller. .Jaeh sou-
T. q. King.
CIaiboyn--W. Rossman, j. s. Dusl.
Hieaeths--B. w. pearce.
Bossier-J. M. saudidge. C'aado-
II. Douglass.
De.Soto--R. 7. C%Hrrnate. " Sabine
A. Cans, 9. s. Self.
Natchstoehes--S. Bartlett, G. 8. r..
Deli ussy, Z. proudLomme.
Raptas--Lewis Texada, Gusiavus La.
bat.
HinH--Q. A. Tfafgis. 1euyelles--
Nj. Cray, A. u. Coco
81. Laaisy--J. Il. King, II. Cbretin,*
Aug. Gniileary,* john Hafris.*
Cahcdsien--W. M. Perkins.
TeymiHioa--A dfion Nnnrx.
tafuyette--D. Pellerin, Vincent Der.
tfnld.
80. Mary--R. II. Days Eugene d.
81. Ma,tia--c. 8. nj. oliver,* i. M.
T%ho,nas. II. ]. Haard.*
These markets are wings.
SENATE.
plaauemiaes, Nc.-C Lacoste. d
Oflenns-W. w. King, d Alex. Derbes,d
John T. Lewis, i Tl,os, Mckay. d
Jeiterson-victor nnrthe. W
ST. Charles, Nc.-W. II. Taylor. =
St. James--Ang. Tl,eriot Il
Ascension-D. 4. kenner.
Laiourol,s Interior, &c. II. G. Martin,
i. Il kittridge. (indl
Iberville, Nc-Chas. A. Slack, W NJ.
East Baton Rouge.&c-Geo s. Lacy. 4
st. Helena. &c-kump. d
last Fel'cinnu-Wm Patterson. d
west EsHCtAifu%-tl NJ. w tCklltg, u
Point Conpee-C. w. Clifton. d
Concordia, Nc-D. Il. Rivers.
Madison, &c--tlugh Short.
Ouach;.a, &c-S. B. Es-iek. d
Claiborn, Nc--Jno. II. Evans. d
Rapides--M Mitchell Neal. d
AvoyelIes-W. +. Griffin. 4
ST Landry-Achille Dupre, " Edwd.
Millard. d.
Lafayeite--Clms. Homer Mouton. d
ST. Mary. Gc-Wfn Il. palfrev.a#
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-15

N Among the numerous applicants for
ihis oIioa, we present The Gase,te aud ask
for It, the support Of the Wing PARTY In
the General Assembly.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-15

Tng UNSEEN Srtairs For a number OF
days past, the spirits, aud their revelations
have been the theme Of conversation, In
our little city. The old, the young, The
sober sedate, ard the gay olles Of our com.
muuity have all had 4 hand III bringing
the spirits Of those who have been, but
who are now no more, bnck Into existence.
These spirits hive manifested 4 willing.
ness to communicate with about every
third person we have met, we have wit.
messed their proceedings through, their No.
aiHms, aud confess their must be some iii.
divisible power beyond Magnetism, and
which we arc unable TO define we have
been M, intent listener upon their CONVEX.
sstions aud have been struck with the
slngnlari,y Of their information. We have
nj times wished to be IN full c,mmnl.ion
with them. that we might reveal TO our
readers the history Of the future az well
as the past-they profess TO be pre.inform-
ed--and We would suggest TO their Ned.
,,aas the rropriety OF inquiriny into the
fatality Of tller existence and the cause OF
thor errand.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-15

~ We nrr authorized 70 announce
the mime Of 4 II q MAS II. j. i WIS
of Opelou-a., as n candidate for the office
of Associate Judge from The Tlird Dis.
irict.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-15

~ The organ of the democratic party
OF this pace has just gotten fairly hold OF
a circumstance discrepancy, and spouss
about /. Illegal votes" /" tie" &c. Bat most
ofall il has brought money bags aud prin.
ciples ia iaxsaposition.
Win Il tell IFS readers that a discrepen.
cy exists between the list in the posses
sion Of the Clerk. and the ore III the pos
session or the Sheriff.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-15

DIVINE Sseviee.~~The Rev. DR.. CuAp,
uouRNe win preach III the Episcopal
Church on tomorrow morning at II o..
clock.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-15

TIM FeENcH AT SosoeA.- Their De-
fcat and Ret,rat.-A letter from Aca.
pulca. under date Of December 9th, aud
received ly the New York Times, says
that a " battle took place Tie ist Of No.
vember, Mt IIefmosillo, between 2ii
French oh one side, and 100 regular Mex.
icnn soldiers OH the other. tie French bu.
rying after the fight SO Mexicans having
lost, at the first fire Of the latter, FL me,l.
The French at the time were marching
towards Gnymas, when, as they reacled
Hermosillo, I've Mexicans suddenly fred
upon them from a large walled square,
killing every n Of their officers, which
staggered them for III instant bnt they
rallied, mounted the walls and fired down
into the yard upon them as they would
have done npon q flock Of turkeys. Tie
fight was afterwards continued for a abort
time in the streets. with o supposed loss
OF about rs men 10 the Mexicans, and
noise to the Counts party. The French
then continued their way TO Gnymas, but
were met by messenger from the city.
who represented thar the Town was desti-
tute Of food and deserted and that they
would inevitably perish unless they gave
mp the war. Count de Raonsset Ut the
time was being carried forward on d litter,
nearly dead Of the disentery. All Of Ills
officers having been killed at HermosilIo,
tue men agreed 70 lay down their arms,
on condition that Blahco should pay them
SlI 600, with which 70 embark for Cali
fornia and Maxatlau, which he did.
Kaousset was taken Oh board for Mazat-
Ian, IN almost . dying state.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-15

We scarce need say how The day was
won A free expression Of the popular
will Of the independent voters Of ibis par.
isli, was had on last Tuesday mud tlev.
u did fight achieve a iiiafe gloriolis Veto.
~ over wrong, than dill II IN tiip prescott
ease. Il cnnlpt be called A partisan IT.
umpii, lor inauy democrats, who were
thoroughly convinced Of lie error III Witch
their party were battling, rallied - lie
support of Messrs. Bailey md DUNCAN,
WHO had been Wfni,gel out Of their fg,tatef
eircii mn, and forced Into another canvass,
whence they appealed 10 the voters. to
sustain them Ia their highly honorable
eentHe which they did IN nhfIistakable
terms.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-15

fFThe lion. riBunB SouhE will please
aceept onr thinks fvi n copy Of a iotnid
volume containing Tie obituary Htllrsssea
Oh The occasion OF the death Of Henry
Clay, delivered IN the u. s. senate aud
House Of Representative June 80, 1859,
and The funeral rms OF tie Rev. q Nj
Butler, Clsrlain Of the Senate, prepelied
July, at. The volume is very leatiy print.
ed by Il. Armstrong. Of Washington, by
order Of Congress. II eoutails II steel on.
craving Of tie bust Of MI. Clay. The best
likepesa we liave ever seen. Tile etgfa.
Wing IL by w. II. Donaal, and the bnst by
II. X. Brown, Of New York, Ii In the
possession Of Cadwalader Ningoid, U.
s NJ.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-15

1.-THE proceedings Of the Police jury
VIII t,e found on orr tifat page.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-15

1%HNAAA EZMA
Etat do "a L1oaisiane- Pa5otsse d,Ew
Bdtoa R0uge--No-P rcures-Gouy
du SeWttme Distrset ia icsaiye-Pu.
yoissc dEM Teiieiana--~D ans In ma
Merg do IN SncecysioA ia Hel6lag
Bfo,en, dtrsM.
I'm vERTU Dune commission IancG dams ID
~ kticccssion ei-dessds intiidf6 ct nurueroi6. ct
adrehsd h moi par I'hencrubIe Cur ia segtitfne
District Jndiciaire, dams ct pour la paroisse d FIST
Feliciana, ot Flint IL Ia T1tiisians, j exposeYaj Oh
ysnte pnitiiqte 4 Ia porte de- III maiseli lie Cotsr
dams la Vile dc Baton Rouge, sAMEDt II iaatne
Jour do Fevfier proclaim, 1854 b mid, ies propie&
u ci.aprss '%lecriie, appaItenant b 10 sus.dile sue
~eessioH, sayoirs
III eertain moroccan 10 ierfs, STUD SIR Ii riyi.
IRE ts Id E0mite, eotisisiaHf en- portions tlcs see-
lions No. 2J, 80 Ut ~ du Township rifq Sud.
range IN t.st, contenMtt neuf cent qnatfe. yis,gt
1uinzc neres plus M moius, Giant 10 LOT No. s.
sclon le partage faife cntre D. VI. G.sHrown.
Thornton Lawson at Hediin Brown atissi sjx
cent ~qhufante acres de tefre SIR Beaver Pond fa.
you, ~ioignant Thornton Lawson MI Sad, jackson
sur fone Ut nors', et h Fest par ferres ~rccIaner
par Vinips aussi 10 portions tu stock De Ia ban.
que les Citoyens, de Ia Louisiana, ssstf6 par hy-
t,othaqsie sur Ia terfe ci-dsssus decfife.
Conditions do ia sciie--Un tiers payable lire.
Jour d. tapyier proclaim, "A. ID. 1864, IN Tiers
payable III 1are. jour de Junvicr A. D. 1876 ct
en- tiers payable 10 ttfe. Jour IN Janvief, A. II.
1866. i'aedu6fenr sera fsftis de dome benne ~.
curif6 personnel approuv6. 1T de ~consenfif que IL
registre du process verbal ID Ii vcntcs iii reKistrs
des hypotheqlae dans iii pafgissc III dtEst Baiou
Rouge, ait ID force I'll sfIct dun jugement randu
i.ue Conr quelconque do jurisdiction cotnp6-
lent, dams 'Eiat do Ia Louisiana, 81 de plus qne
rac1aeseur s'o,,lige \ ne pas alone % encoinbref
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-15

~ Through the Kindness Of our friend
WIN, G. CAea, OF Union. we are enabled
to lay the full vote Of that Parish before
~. rnol.s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-15
or Cuba.

Tile great interest which Is taken In
this country, III oil TINT relates TO the con.
dition and Of the Island Of Cuba
gives interest to some official statements
Of its imports and exports for the year
1851, which we find in our late files from
Havana. The Daiansa MeycaxtH has
just been published. aud though we have
not a copy OF the document itself. at large
we find q copiols review Of it IN the Di-
arc ito Ia Marina Of the 22d and 23d uit.
This work IL similar in character IL the
annual report upon and navi-
CATION furnished by the Treasury Depart.
me,It at Washington. III which the whole
movement Of the snd customs
Of the country for tile year Is infinitely re-
ported. III the absence Of tile original,
we anvil ourselves Of the jabors or the
Diavi0 10 present solne condensed details
OF the OF Cuba.
The value Of the imports inio Cuhe, for
the year 1851, reached 10 the sum Of 8 .
3l1,430,O62. which is m Increase Of S.
326. 203 over the imports Of 1850. and the
largest since 1917. The following table
shows the annual imports since 1915
1915 sa2.ea5.sss ~ 1870 sas.3aos4oo 90
1917 sa-sse,iie 70 isso ss,sss' Egg g g
These imports (of 1851 were brought
from foreign ports. IL the following pro
portions /:
Spanish y. SO sss q l!nai.h az :o.o q
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-15

FRoA h . DEMocRartc ADvocATE."-
The Democratic taa,ler of once Democrat-
ic Est Baton Rouge droops. Defeat Il
written on lis folds. ana broods over our
routed inrces-
s0nr soldiep-like the night owls lazy flight,
Or like ! lazy thrcshcr with : aail-
Fell gently down Is ifihey struck their friends
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-15

tor Senator.
II. 3, Esicks, dem. saa r. d, Todd, whig, 400
For Representative
l,F Fuller, dem. 4ss T. vaahook, whig, 1877
~ The Bella Doaa Is a splendid steam.
81, and her officers are perfect gentlemen
they will please accept our thanks for re.
peatcd river favors.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-15

u Tie river il rising rapidly q this
puiut-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-15
LEGAL SALES

49, IS =. D...H.s.aa pE.J
fs1M &c W LfDhfssaWs~ 4 myVfcse y t1ft
sUdAW HDHgs.-Nn DGu--I' tftttsfs,
Td,ntr WI Ns,,djsny TjsfYjeIs@- p1yrixxh
b III II, JIipaaa ~. Il. ..utis " n
& ~ Afafi0Hn -.tSon - Wsusp,e =.
~ HNftsssfbW M MR., CAthffDfft
ByDtfU. HseeIf,
I'm vriift ds,,,s commission ianee ,iaa. ii
II saaaas.i..,, y, y 'ias..,a iati,,,la j, ,,,.,,,a,.td a
.dd,a ssss / ~; . mi plss,,, .id,,' fsa NJ II. Ns,,t,Sta i
ilis,,iai t.,,ie;a,sa .taua n man. III pasaisss ii t.1t
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