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Nee, Yo,k. Maya 1858

Coyvoy CorNcL-A regular meeting Of the Board was
beid AZ the Civ Hall last evening the President Aid Com
stock in the chair After the reading of the minutes which
were apuroved communication received from Mayor
Herv returning the minutes OF the last meeting without his
srprya and vetong the resolution granting to the Flush
m Railroad the right to lay down rail track through that
civ. after which AID Nilmarh moved reconsideration
s;der.fc debate Il was carried unanimously. Aid HJbey
moved that further action in this matter be postponed for
one month which saddled with an amendment from
AID Sparks the effect that the Board should refuse the
application of the Company for road Lost AID slaerL
tn moved that the matter be laid over for month"; and
the whole subject together with the remonsrlnces which
had been presented be referred TO the Railroad Committee
of five Carried.
During the proceedings there were several lengthy
sreeche made IN which the Board severely censured
for the hasty in which they had acted upon TINS
subject without consulting the interests Of those directly
concerned
brsness adjourned.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-May 2-Beors Judge BEEBs
and AIh OakleY and lnrnen
Court Calendar TINS DAY

SUPERIOR COURT-NOs. :, $780, 342 2o9, 36s, 369, 2il,
372 55 $50 SEQ 3e 5es 3.g $685. 1884, $780, $685. $780, 4O2
1873 4Ol iO6 4O7 H. 1884, p, % p ISL 3O7, 2O2 2G3
22g 30, 300, 26e
Cmcur Cornr-Nos AZ, 53s, 476, 28o, ioo 2l9, lls5
-, 5I2, 4C3, 40. Al, 3ij 1862.
COMMON PLEAs-Part Nos. 4ls, 527 COS, sol, 1922
sO3 EOS sOs 80, 800 sll sl3, So 5ls Part ll-Nos
5s2 800 GO 769 7s3 42g 6lj 629, el7 80, s2O s2 H.
SO SO
SupRExE CouRr-Genersl Tenn-Nos. tolls
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CHARoF OF GRaSp LsRcEsr-Alocksnnith named James
Comfy. yesterday arrested charged with stealing Jew
cry the value Of sloo from the room Of Mr. Feriiaanf
Hsrog boarder az the Metropolitan Hotel He WAS n
plny ID the 2sh ut repair lock in the room and
while Nh II wa absent ssged that be stole the proper
~ No portion oft has been recovered The accused vas
taken before Justice Stuart snd held to await examination
RotBTRT 0y SHIP B0tRD-A few days since car) 20
bag containing four Bank Of England notes toge
with other valuable papers. the property of Mr. John
Curey residing No = Mulberry ST. was stolen from On
beard the chip Rslto The police informed Of tle
Circumstances Yesterday and arrested young men on
suspicion Of being concerned in the larceny Others VINO
are suspected. still Al large.
TRIAL FOR AssAULT.-A young man named Daniel -
Sullivan tried for assault on the person OF De WIN
Brush Of No 425 Broadway committed on the eth OF De
cember last The parties clerks at the store above
named and i'll ing had for long time existed between
them The assault clearly proven and the accused
convicted, and will be sentenced on Friday next
ScALDFD TO DEATH.-An inquest was Yesterday held by
Coroner Gamble at the house No. - - Mrkspace upon
the body Of Francis f. Hagan child two years and two
months old who died Sunday hight from seal received
the 18th ut pot of boiling coffee having been upset
its head and neck The Jury rendered averdct OF
accidental death.
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To n, Editor Of Then. Y. Tyi6une:

SIR. In commenting this morning, upon the action of
the Wiuamsburgh Common Council in reference TO the
Flushing Railroad you state that the citizens are aroused
and Indignant az the action OF men, sreral o. rpm Hefe
,LctG es fc aroud oDp0sers Of CITY Railroads. BY re
f,,ripg to the proceedings of the Common Council you
viii lind that the only votes in the negative were given
by Aid. Niilmarth and Sparks. Of the FIRST ard VINO
u bonorably sustained the pledge they had given pre-
viou to their lection Believing that in these days when
so much Is said of official corruption You will give hon
or 20 whom honor j. due as an act Of justice 10 uo'e
ctntlemrn hone YOU will correct the false impression
your remark, are calculated to convey Yours with great
-, ANIIRAILKOAD.
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TAdvcruseuientI
Is BEAT.-ARcHER.WAR-

Gas Gas GAs-THE YANKEES BEAT-ARcHER, WAR
receiving orders for their Gas Fixtures from the States
Maine Massachusetts Connecticut &c &e there
aaordng ample Of Superior workmanship and low
STYLES Modern ani Antique Patterns call
lie Ereaf MsnufActerng DEPOT. No. SIG Broadway.
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

THE INpIGNArIoS MEETING.-The Indignation meeting
which was to have been held last evening near the Common
Council Oh imber to oppose the Flushing Railroad project
was abandoned in consequence of the Mayor having We
toed the action Of the Board
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Sale. af stocks at Pbiladelphia.'

Fi Bosrs5e Long isspd d W. Canal II 50 Wilmington r.
% a. icy & Sesss 45 ysion Bk Tenn s " 90 sac
a. ~ e. - "a North B Ky llej 100 aorrs ~ ~ ~
nir.,s 90 si sc0 Rcd d. 40 e; $50 Cam ana Al" ~
Bs,d4fo Sch Prsf 81 100 DO 81 70, c .s
S s@ ar si, Mech 81 Do s $3.50 a0s g sss, 80
So, : a. Penn Bsnk 1854 siooo West Phil 70 20 I" VICE
bon RR, Ia 4, a.
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u OF all the attraction

~ OF all the attractions of this City, we know OF
interest with the exception Of the Crystal Palace than
Columbian Hall 80 Si Ganest The immense th5ons o, aides
there search Of ch Grape Shaw silks Baes
Barge enes Chaes French Jaconss Lawns and other Dress
Goods Truly wonderful Need advise country friends to
~
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MONDAY, Nay PIP. N,

The Stock market continues to exhibit tne n....s
features Of last week. The transactions are 20 ~ -
but prices Of the fanciss with few sxcsPo0u' ~
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.BEArRIcE'-The American publishers have received
the following letter from the authoress Of this popular
No'si' scnEH.M.pLAcE. BELeRAvEsauARE,

LosDoN, Saturday April IS, 1853
1t gves much pleasure % leaFo, fiOm che
newspapers that work Beatrice has been widely
circulated II roUgh and only object IN wntng
10 be read heartfelt eradication that several OF
vour Clergy NewYork kindly become
for Beatrice -
Nav request will obge with copy from your pe,
tion OF Beacs honor b. gentlemen, truly,
$500 CATHEKINE SINCLAIR
Messrs Dewitt Davenport, New-YOrk.
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Acknowledgement


II DR. NICHOLS wishes to call attention to his adver-
seep reply article NJ Greeley the rstpge OF this
days paper, heeGed Esoenc Physiology
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FIREs-A yesterday fire broke out in the old build
ing No l49 Fultonst The flames exinguished BE-
fore any damage occurred The building in course OF
demolition by labOrers who absent at dinner at the
TINE The fremen with and hooks did considerable
toward razing the old building by way of anus ment
, On Monday morning about O'clock IRE broke out IN
e dwelling house of Ninth and Gansevoortst
Inc lanes were exnguished before the premises were
muen damaged The fire originated from candle care
lessy burning near bed Had it not been for the timely
arrival OF ths police and remen the lives of the inmates
would nave osen sacrificed they were awakened from
her Steep ana succeeded in escaping without injury
Tn Sunday night al late hour FIRE broke out in the
building No. ~ hammersly-st The fremen sub
dued the flames IL was with the greatest difficulty that
the police Of the Ninth and Eighth Wards could prevent
the occurrence ofa fight between rival fire companies
About o'clock yesterday afternoon FIRE broke out in
building in the of No lsi Laurens ST. occupied by
A. Barnard gold and silver refining establishment The
flames we're extinguished by tbs 6remen. Damage
about $50.
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ANOTHER BODY FoUND-The body Of man in for
ward state Of decomposition picked up in the rivel
Yesterday and lowed to Fords Dock where inquest was
held Verdict found drowned.
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AccIDENT-Thomas Donlay boy fell from ladder
standing against the bridge foot of Montague Place on
Sunday afternoon and was considerably injured Ohce'
Keller OF the First District Police conveyed him to hi
home In Furmanst.
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ARRrsr or A FUGITWE.-A boy named John McNeI
was Yesterday arrested by Officer Bcwker OF me lnra
ward as being fugitive from Newark. j.. where It Is
alleged he stole soc the property Of Mr. William Mcneil
He WAS taken back to answer the charge
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FArA AcclpTxT N HoBoKEN-A child, about siH years
Of age pamed VIM Hendricks, run over about seven
O'Clock last evening by Express wagon and instantly
killed
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SAD AocIDENr-About half past o'clock on Monday
morning young man, named James Doney, native OF
Monassrevan County Kildare Ireland print er by trade
while stepping from the Fulton Ferry boat TO the Or dSe
fell in and drowned The body had not been recover
I locl
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OFFICES PAYING THE SCALE
sst Brother yiuesq. l. PIN
sr rsyS' Association M1 f SsOde si Dsesory oas
seedst Boob Concern, fnnsworh,
~ NssSia& Co, G j BsrtIaa
ckns BOVINE Co Wm Rnrropshs
Nsera other offices were reported willing to pay the
'ale in part or abide the decision Of the majority of
Myers. Most Of the in the nOn-paying offices have
Sack There between 200 and 300 Printers Ssrke
Mass Meeting held las; evening in Fountain Hall
thch was filed 10 Daniel \. Cooke President in
NE Chair j ID. Bromwei Secretary After the minutes Of
the S general meeting had been read and approved %
new members were admitted. The Committee reported
@@ the intelligence received is more favorable than the
ses sAngaine could have anticipated they were sorry
eearn 'hS some propretors of Offices who until very re-
~huy had themselves been j0GrReymea. and among the
Hoss strenuous. in former movements Of This natpr i; ON
hrcDg just and equitable remuneration shonla ha nov "a
Greedy opposed to that class from which thew had "a 70
eDy sprung and to whom they mainly owed the noston
NY now occapy
Tie following resolutions proposed by Mr.. Davis
0d unanimously adopted:
~. That 40 SsTse, Of III. Union .A. work any
yssd That only interests but those every
s,ns Printer mPesyely demand that every fair
s1ssSui Sy,Ty just and moderate sdvsOcs
fsss Cooperative Union should csl himself called upon BY
s a. % nsSe :. wen IS SI every motive Of Pesso1A ~.
1edintey IN those VINO
employment the maintenance mutual rights
oA moeon Of Mr.. Rose the following resolutions were
'nannously adopted
sess maj the Competitors working Offices where IN.
Dort Ar w The advance receive 10 tbs
Rss f ,sg,tnen on srte who may Be 10 need thereof
es,. ne De esas IN such Offices shall b. empowered
CsS. a. 70 Be placed The hands Treasurer OF ths
.os-ss SNp'ses - stated IN the shove resolution
vas taken up to derSy the expenses Of the
se.s 'ee were empowered to receive further re-
~. isminany Hail. today
'<'''ns ws then announced to be held this
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-12-22
From the New Orleans Bee OF Dee. Is.
Further from Mexico.

Our files OF Mexican papers received yesterday throw
additional light on The recent movement terminating IN
the assumption by President Sana Anna OF the nie Of
general Ii s believed that the office eoniers
supreme dic,atoraI powers, though the Mexican press
never the word dictator" IN connexion with this
new dignity II may be remembered that The plan OF Ja-
lisco as the revo ion termed which placed Santa
Anna al the head OF the government, was modhed by
project first started al Guanajua,a and Immediately after
sanctioned by the authorities OF the large and important
city OF Guadaalaa This modification consisted OF three
essential points
l,t Tha, the presidential should be continued so
Ionu as Santa should hod that the man,enance Of
public order requrod 81. That provision should be
made for the pcaoeabc transfer OF the presidential author
ity in OF unexpected death or disability of the
present incumbent And -. That the title OF Captain
.rnera Of the republic should be created and vested in the
person OF the President,
This change in the plan OF Jssco, having been first
accepted by Gaadalaars, styled by the Mexican jour
nails the Act OF Gaadaajara IL was soemnly rail-
fled in that city the TN nmo. In the shape OF pre-
ambe followed by act The preamble states substao-
tally that the enemies OF the republic are continually en-
gagged in pos and designs against Its niegry that their
pfeence OF the non uhiment OF the plan OF Jalisco -
false anf hypocnca that their evident Intention ~ to
oppose and embarrsss the government reproducing ,he
evils OF previous adm nisations that the period assign
ed for the term Of office OF the existing government - TOO
short 10 enable to perfect all the reforms and improve
menls contemplated; that during the bret administration
Of affairs under the present head immense progress has
been made IN re~es'ab shng public order, tranquility.
and strength that The constant threats uttered by the ah-
venurers OF the Uned States require hrm and power
fol administration, and that all tne respectable and use
a classes OF The Mexican people bold IN detesa'ion any
ACKNOWLEDGMENT and division OF the public authority
For these reasons seven,yone cizens at The bead Oh
which we fad the o Jose Maria de OdeHa, gov
and commandan general ot the department OF ia
lsco rev up the subioned articles, and submitted them
10 tie public authorities o The districts and departments
Of Mexico;
by Of rheeh February ast being Insufficient
if complete establishmen o. every branch OF the ia
onal administration. this prolonged ns long assy
be necessary in the judgment OF hn ercellency tho Pes
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three pounds per Dozen
Hue flannel fo lining great coats
Worsted sasbcs crimson
Drums, complete, artillery and infantry
Colinss axes
Spades
Tin eanteens, hold three rnts
Bunting, red, white, and blue
Tent poles pins, for hospital, wall and common
Brass spurs, prs. -. III .s l.; =,
An of wbic t ba manufacture, and conform IN sl
ysneets 20 Inc standard sealed this ohice
Esuples will mail, additional Information up
on tbe subject desired BY manufacturers wishing 10
Tsh or cent Of The delivery will be retained until
the which be forfeited The Uni
decaion on the part OF he contractor IN
Milling of the contract About oneaf Of
these supplies required before the first Of July next
ana for them the next appopria
uon By Congress funds Tor ihs branch Of se service available
,he remainder will be paid for on delivery
privilege reserved increasing ny one-thrd the quantity
Of MI the supplies above mentioned
win be based upsn accepted proposals. for the fulfill
uen Of securities Ill be required Bids
manuac'ufe or regular dealers in the article pro-
noed 10 considered
any known manufactured regular dealer
the desired supplies which fact the be distinctly
stated offered well the and address of the
persons proposed securities in contract il
obtained. = eef
amy G. II. CRosMAN,
Nov 20-3iawI3istDec. Major and Quartemasler u B. A.
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den, Of The republic. General Antonio Lopez de SAINTS
"d With this object his exceIlency the President is in
vested with The enlse complement Of powers which ne ho
"ad. With a view Of providing for the death. or any
moral or physical disability OF the us,rous chief oil the
ns g assaa's ms G OF ss
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, with the customary iomas'
"4di Considering the numerous aud distinguished mer
s an eminent OF his exceency the President. he
y nstsoy pfoeaed no1w..hs.andng ms
designed or him alone, Of ptain General oil the ePauc
in conformity the decree OF the lh April last and with
the odincaiions therein expressed
10 the President Of he repeblc by special commission
whose duty II shat be To % grauate him on the sponh
accept i as esItims,s tribute and JUS, homage the
constant eminent and distinguished services he has rem
dered 10 the country"
Sucb detail 10 the plan Of Guadalajara and needs
but superficial acquaintance with the present condition
OF Mexico and with the views and purposes OF the con-
scyatve party. TO understand that the design contem
plated 10 TO bestow upon Santa Anna lie tenure Of
power Whether he will remain cOntented with the ue
OF CaptanG General, will seek still more exalted and
sonorous appellaon, The result is still the vlr
tnaliy his authority will be untrammeled and imperial
Mexico seems 10 be proceeding py inevitable gradaons
from anarchy TO desposm from the untutoTed rule OF
the popuace TO the enlightened sway OF single mind
She is a striking and melancholy example OF the unfit.
ness OF her people Tor the enjoyment OF the sober and
restrained government OF representative republic.
The papers announce the enthusiastic acceptance OF
The various departments ol The act OF Guadaaaa Aguas
Caentes and Guiana auato, Leon, San Luis Potos More
ia Mexico Puebis, WED with each other in the prompts
itude of their DEVOTION Pueba, not TO be outdone pro-
poses that Santa Anna should be entitled rand Eector
OF Mexico, Grand Admiral, Marshal General Of the
Mexican Armies, and Most Serene Hghness." On the
Isl December the capital itself formally accepted the
sact OF Guadaaiara. The event celebrated by the
ringing OF bes the of letting of fireworks, and all the
evidences of universal jubilee In reply TO the com
mee sent TO appze Santa Anna Of the adhesion OF the
capital he expressed his qualification at the act consd-
the ful manifestation that his heart
could receive and reward for all tue sacrifices and SUI
lerng he had incurred in behalf OF his country, &c
proclamation forthwith issued requiring the inhab-
i,anls to illuminate their dwellings, during three
days In the evening groups OF persons paaded the
streets, shouting "Long live Antonio the First !"
The Troi Union says that the various "adhesions.
together with the act ITSELF will be referred to the Coun-
Gil Of State. The decision of that body viii be made
known in a few days.
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The psop upon books, SAls IN
payment a ne subscription be made IN advance.
Distant s1bsesrs w eteg hs postage
which will be paid BY ss sails
transmission.
COUNTRY PAPER 4. published I'll weekly during
sions Of Congress, ssai weekly during
Subscriptions for period less than will ~ rscsivod
terms psoiosoned TO the sbovs annual rates.
0y roSTMAsTERs authorized agents AAd BY
sending Us yrvs DAILY subscribers, with
SEMI Subscribers s2s eneiosed5 WEEKLY
subscribers with so encosed viii be ensd " one copy VI the
anne eciuon they W subscribers for srats
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SILVER Cases Porte Monnatrs, Fine Fans,
acJust of silver card
rsonnaies and tobacco boxes, fame &C
Also, srr. for children with varie
of fancy VI suitable for presents
NJ, w. GAIT ERO., Jewellers,
.#s .H.N sasn Of the Golden Eagle,
Dec o. Penn between OH and i0h
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mo. s95

No. 393
NOTICE or WITHDRAWAL from private entry OF
certain lands lying fifteen miles each side Of the
route proposed from sHRsvEPoRT LOUISIANA TO
In Of
USrrp The and until the A
June .e1 y: public land, ns ID. 9 % M nesa Ious s' c ss
road being townships Be Withheld from sale
eDssou Of mi. Sacr and special puIpo
accordingly given the Iaad ofcer to wit
In the subject sale at MONROE LOUISIANA
NORTH of the base line and eust Of the meridian.
Townships nneen sixteen seventeen, eighteen nineteen and
twenty Of ranges Que % a, inclusive
Tawnh,"s ar,sen nieen siveen seventeen, eghteen
nineeen, of ranres eight TO fourteen, inclusive
Townships hleen and sixteen, OF range fifteen.
North of the su.s line and pest Of the meridian
Township. feen eighteen, nineteen and
twenty, OF ranges one to 1--WE, inelu-ve.
In district sale at NAIoarocHEs, LOUIS
lana, VIZ;
North Of hs base line and ues of the merdian
Township. aaeen s1teen s,vsneen eighteen nineteen and
twenty, OF ranges six 10 thirteen, inclusive, ,.,
under hand al the Genera Land once c'V OF wash
ing,on, inis i7lh day OF December, 1853
BY order OF the President; , ,,,,,,,
Commissioner of tho General Land once.
Dec 2o-lawl3w
INDUSTRIAL EXHI InITIoN.-An Industrial Pair will be
held Baptist Church. 18Th street. above G. in De-
cember pronimo aud continue at is s,st one month.
different part q e country VIII be
The of tie exhibition VIII be enhanced BY ap
following popular orators from abroad save consented 70 DC
j. l. Burrows Rev Wheat n smith, Rev A. Willis and "
ID Haynes The Rev Dr. Mascon, hev Dr. Neal, and Rev
pyof Rrnnt~v have excslrn
by Crosby and LADY, and iher celebrated aaieurs
may 10 b. expected
Ibe cowmrtss confident therefore, that they will b.
able 70 make eIhibinon Of extraordinary Interest
Fuh.r Manufactured goods and fancy
articles respectfully solicited from our ci1en.
crafty eucmsa tho value OF -, lsdss
no value Of - viii be
hcd admitting them the exhibition lectures
and
The receive contributions al the
on the daily Afterwards between tha
hours o unl the opening Of the fair Of which
viii be given .~,n
NV oS--oodd Chairman of The COMMITTEE.
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=
FOR BALTImOAE.

The steamer osCEOLA will, on the 25th sep,em
G.AQoe ber, commence running regularly TO the above
place leaving Washington every sunday, at
O'clock IN tciuning leave Baimo. every Tuesday, at
O'Clock, p. m -
regularly and retarnn Leonhd,own 81
Mays River and Coae Rye and at The usual landings on The
Potomac, for signals land
Passage and freight at ths usual rates. - -
Sept 2i--eodd Captain
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ny ROBERT ARM sTRoN
Once Of army cio.h,ng aaa Equ,p.ss.

Once OF Army Clothing and Equip@gs,
.se4 t Philadelphia, November ID, 1858
cEALED PROPOSALS. viii be received this once. until 10
u o'cIock 3s December for furnishing,
~ contract following supplies and materials deliverable
Al the Cong xnd Eqaipage depot Sehuyikh arse
ual, In qaaauties a. reQuised. viz; 49,, ,-.
n4 DARK blue lindgo dyed) wiiied co weisn
ing 81 OF yard !. ,... ...,
$4,000 yards "a shy blue tndgo dyed) "'e" eo' "''s"
ing ~ OF. per yard = ,...-.-,, /, II
10000 army blankets WOOL gray twith me ls'sts y o. IN
black, inches long, IA the cenueD 10 be seven
@ feet long -and ave wide each blanket 10 weigh
pounds
40 600 wards s hnnnel. cotton, and wool
5000 do "a Canton flannel
J5OQo do 81 unbeached drilling
o80no 40 do do
% cotton duck ssA inches ~ide weighing ~ o Do
$1,000 do do zen 40 ~ ~ w
$4,000 do do 50 40 20 80 ~
10000 do do 80 40 " 20 ~
600 do do "a do do l2A do
lhalfsto ckiuu.