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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-21
financial.

OrIcE DRLAwARE, LAcK,wASS, WssrEsS Rs[s s9 Co
ITO RAILROAD CONTRACTORs-se.le lied propo-
XXX An TEfR &. GSERS 81 ny 40
f Sew w and At the Office Of Company, scranton
LuleIe Ceunty P19l g9 zoe nsJS SR& s
Division osd about dfye mle. 70 re p,at anet on
az ~. 6esion furnished Application to tbs General
In road srsdd Cdd for doube track ni the pay
me nt' made IN cash GEO D PHELPS President
AGENCY of rhe LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD
~ COMPANY -Oeiee Of wBsoS Lanier Co. No y wsIst-
FER 1tbe LifTiE MIAMI Rail RoA0 COMPANY S be closed
wINsl0w hANER Co Transfer Agents
PAcHic MAIL sTEAMss .i ,ssS'
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the Transfer
! isss Bs order OF be Board WI DAviDGE secy
AgARINE BANK NOTICE-A final instalIment of
o. t Name Bah Of the cy Of Se%S orr payable
on VIC By Greer Of tie Boad J. C. BEACH, Cashier
NRIF NTAL BANK-The second Instament Of TEN
" PER CENT Capital Stock required to % paid A. ss
ciMsy '''''' A. HALL, cshlsr
BEoADwAY BANK New.Yort, May 9 1913
CTVFNTH DIVIDEND.-A semiannual Dividend OF
four Per cent On shs 3 be- & or and siser tie ls Inst
1SS ILsHisi u soS.' ~" Dc l. EvERfrr Cashier
Pacific B,sg New-York May I6 1859
uNHE PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS OF this BANK
have declared dividend o. i0e per cent on tps p '0A
The p.irr will be closed from the - 70 The SIT inst nen-
By order Of the BOaid j. CAMPBELL Jr OAsier
MARINERS SAVINGS LNSIIIUTlON-Nilc con
w e. &c a. ro q .SSs g Fs s CO. on ore
Henoyer square and continue tho there until
made en location anG open dI lh
ercepecl frou 10 o'clock h 70 oeock r tor eeepSa
payment Of dsPots ard me uanoa Of othe business
Jacob A. WesteryeL A J. CnderhI, Russ. Dsit
Philip W. EugB, John Zebra agsh n9af4
Samuel LEEDS Charles Niles EdnIa nnos~
n Abbot sac i smith, & w lhoinst
Frarcis b OCOrncr James u Fisn Ioseph Jsaison
. ChaTses l. kOse, s1nl b ash-y' JAAss " 1865
Eathl l. NcCreedy, RE H. Hazard Slsphen D. pfetSiJ'
NAfhzEe T.. JzEes Charles N ta,s =, ~.
PHILIP W. ENGS. LIST Wee President
CHARLES L. VOsE, ID VSePIssidori
; sHAHLEs NJ LyIsesroS. Secretary.
PAILKOAD MORTGAGE, CITY and COUNTY
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nc ,.5ssss IA rec B,ees Ps-S>r. - sos S ses s.st
~ 80. t5s C05e>, ~ t1n. - 81 "a tdsos
S ~ ss,s Iss D q ssns cpy-r 80 s-.s sSs'se ez 60
Lconce, - bis nd = cses an
80 rrts Gtfis. AEtnODy 30 eg1es Cs51se<h 81 "a
= a. 10 fils R1raK n Campbsr 80 pkGs Dry
=, gesolss "a DO AeFes 10 DO Pef ra1s,ls y
pf E6 90. hvr1ca-, q DO pr S1s. ~ % pr
g,t vsas t b. C0zos1. ~ % pr Mao :. =, 81
~ 20 pr See LAX 81 p ,sS.. 20 -. Fir.
Geo 90, - " TsmsFfno "a do1sn Plies Nf'
,,s 70 ss,t. Peasuts 100 bags FbFt. e2 boHss rnss
10 40 l. GO b. Msecron 0l b.E and 10 - = aneis
fruits 10 Brandy 20 do snd 40 bss Pr1nss -"
Seos H0f zs s0Dehs Bananas Is essss Clue ~ ,a9s cam
fsi 5rs bales ard u cass Silver, firrs zns ho 0ney
tBn6lss 81 $50 bars "a boDees snet iron =
Rail- b road Iron ~ pietss - bis tgo2 lf21
De- Iron We Snip snd is DO Plg Irons 90 ban2 49,
e, sfbsr ~ pgs Lesd 1872 hbos lsi bbs no ~
81 lds xsfss Bras SEQ b ConppstaD, 70 5osHs df
be ts7 Po~s Zh tbs do, 81 tuns Pss'eT ~ ees
ssts baskss OIL IS White esf - DDS ssl -
Psnf re bfles Bss, 81 - bd stsst - tbs 49, -
Sod . boxes, n1s Al isff-
bbSs ii tss = b. 2s5s brs s1gsr u pipes So h- rs .
az Ppes 90 Ibis SO casks -pir 80 pis,ss spetei
fsSre, f7b ess rstard kegs CasPs 2 bNs ion.os -
Tobscso boIes, ~ sbs 80 sr'e pees I'm 80 5
f3 or NaiossBg = GO feet DO n ioas g or y n2s
cd 81 ~ pipes 81 p sxs eiFnns p -
hbts Z15 hzf fhos, Zif cases i3<f OsAeS --''' -
ys<1 0~neks sheef linz
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The amount charged to deterioration and contingent &C
count daring the year sells 81, and the balance re-
NAMING TO credit Of that account is sl',Sl7 81.
The eighth annual report Of the Northern Railroad has
also been Issued The accounts are made up TO April l.
lsss. and include but II months in the year.
The saanrss auIiss that reTied SSSs- 81
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Talk On 'Change.

Cotton was about gnh oser wish sales Of 700 or
500 bales Bresdsufs unchanged Ness pork closed
at s15 IS.
Business vas checked to eytent, owing to dis
position to await the receipt o. private lsters BY
the America.
dealer in hay STATED thst ths weather seriously
inteIfered with the saving o. Lhe crop IN the
try. The supplies u Old hay aod holders
demanded advance The las sales for ppiog aad
domestic mads at aoout $50 81 per 100 lbs ,
which much higher than usual for the season, ia
average crop years
Th5 next steamer due a. this port would bs ths Pacific
Of the Collins line But, JAILED che 0eh last
from Liverpool aud the decisive 4 tn Emperor
Of Russia regarding the Turkish question ex-
pec,ed TO reach England I'll tbs h.esnth twentieth
she could not pripg the result Unt the dsfuitive ec
sr of the Gar known al opinions sting
would be mere Speculation. Still merchant
disposed 10 adhere idea previously expressed
tina. there would be
merchant alluded 20 tia exitsDca of rreyuIa-
ty regarding the system pur.ued Ct ponss on the
Canadian frontier. in the ent OF Lumbar into Uuted
States. As he promised TO supply with p.rt,u
ara in reference to the subject shall not persae It
further at present.
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Arrst Of Burglar C,a e,t ate Ac..--oa wednesday
night ofcer Wttoe b. oil ne - "od wAa, arrested
calling bimssf Ca i, tan N-agie, a charge OF
huresou'ly orehkste 10" -" ~ nery stoee No 100
William street occupied Knock i 20 IL appears that
the burg er forced "ps we r-ar haec ana vas .o'at
enteIirg the preDi Nk-a -ee. t,ug ia toe
was az one ~ the pose Aod gave te alarm and the
nosenomed officer bs'ng b. nj secdred he rogue
before LIE had tine - escipe Ibe Iti-ouer was
v.yed the ton ADo "a ia psrson fourd
gir5 bIei ard JACK L. The mpfnug the asc,soi
vas brought bsfore tire ,ar ard Justice 5.gact,
fbt eyid comwt ted u th- opo- for trial.
F'ttm Assault, W hnna7s, IN the Mae 81 a ship -
oflcor Cs5meriy 81 tn. ',eceoa ~sca ou W.c4esd'y
evening rested susa J.ni" te,an aasrge II
Violently a-s@uiucg "o.H sno sss' ga oy s'ne ten or
tGtvc o'bers, fus pcrr1" o. Isaac A Boz, nate OF
TIE tLip American pg'~ss Jtme ~ Burning sfo.
The inate sea form IL his @hcsvir hat james
heg9n, sDd toue ton or twelve othsr emf taut
runneis boa toe s-ia 81 befJrs shtr
vas Ut tho cock o. wa pa enger- landed. Regal
ITO other, ordered o The shiD By the
tein apd mate fDey reu,eo to - ana blnt eus,ed,
and tEe1 tell ~ 90 me a.. AID bat him aosut Tho
head apn face il b ntlcs ng hs eyes, ADD
md ~ abortion Il ey Erocsed hn dove ADD iuDped on
his bcav R.ean 49, hss ,an, ae by toe mere \, ona
Of the party au1t d n,in-Jae oteers have not
YET been arrested The accused a. held u bz 90 Two
charges io- TIE assul7 IN The -un Of $500 and Cor
boarcng tho nip coctert 10 the Emgtsn hw 10 $500
The hai' ~aH given seserd~s aterno u ami Ra5aa was
hoeta1sa ron the T. pns
The Rire' Poiioe Ca8echdrge Dismissed d7Ilas. Mr..
AohJ - About week ago Ez's } hasher nse
Of TOO brig Brune'-, arrested oy THE River
Poce, chetged with spslirg cpGee from the said
big, ALE ged to BE- par 100 % be c,'go On TIE
heaybg Yesterday hfg'e JIstce Btp.gt, IL
shosp ccnctusvai, ,ha ,nS.a ssid h. .toia,
was ,n,bi,,r r,,rc hs, a., ~ =, 80 /, ~ ~ ~
ve.se, shicn ,h ,a., .n,a s -, ~ ,n ,thoss,g ~
the csp'ain the evioeyce, cD- isattog c1rsrge o.
,na ~ g., 49, W. - ~, -, Il pl,a4 ~,
cn0ss az ho ~ n ee, o. -, a. i,.nsca tSo
cpa ~ apu n nr y, s Va /, rom pso'y III
man sn "a" ~ ~ sy ""a u.s. ~ ~, .b pnS ~
hi unbrsIa INTO rhr eye oF young named George
yssfl,st1, Il, To.e ,,trtr4.e Tnc taok n,r, !.
the cor,sr 81 Prince ~ t2aba tsset, yhers Ians
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SINGULAR ii.otihlISGs la First street,
was arrested Oh att tuesday afternoon charging
HIM Win having cornnTteO little girl la
years OF ase. in Apnl lot He ooarcsratei the
cells for several hours rh. charged by officer
who maoe the aren't L. -stu. ciccuu, ,tanc
at eDeing tbe reporter co0Id la n
that the gil IN qte-t.u, hrt sister 81 pslrl
the ssre eye, were les carly Hgs. Tue ?
wee Then prcyic.o WIN bore d educated caar
its Die Institution in New bpk uonl hey we're old
enough 10 work to Il IA iev s7teo he bound u
The accused AID rtI 10 a. ns DTt1y ia temporary
GbsenGe Il his wire ct .u"o4y mbroIpg she assused
threw htr on bed 40 c urmts d sao*ca rage %
ter rers She sup-QI~l ly lvft hia houee ard r-at
Sith tenn or8ry hotn~ 900 'c1e1 her situation Ia
opGher fimy ahere II. snoct titfs add
went 20 disla9t et'i,e Nv Jarses Ga SEEING her
ifuaiicu ana iearsthr ne gar icua ;. her rsiltFe
ormeDetd legal pFoc~=nl < Mt her destroyer fns
TleL ei aeaVorec h "a. afft'r v,.ulGt L
eiore i gtl rtibunal vaktg c4feui3rs pr 1ic,
By the ccuttd psyisF h- s,iI'- .sle TIVE $3.50
AccTpEST Patrick Ms> atty u l-no log man, residing
in Ninth street ssroes., Il iuseS yesterday
Ir, IL con ~ "a ot 20 vail OF t1c
South Second netGG,-, Episcopal urch, whico
IL being 1orD cosr Tor ,ue purpJse vi eGarglng the
ccnrcn, failing or hini
Aso1iHR.-- James VIZ lad re,id Dg in Moutr ose
Avenue willis az sots 10 NJ W nury's WAX,
Bushwck 9este day tnius had D, feet s60ck,ugty
malgle' ard mashed, Ia csequence VI getting caugnt
in uachIery,
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The CHINESE COMPANY have performed wonders a. Bar.
toms during this week. Their really extraordinary tricks
have ei cited ths sarmest approbeon They are truly
The most wonderful tumb'ers that ever seen.
One fellow throws his real and natural sal over
high rail- aud pulls himself from the his vn
har. There s novelty in their pc f-r that
pleases, while their dexeri'y sur2ri Free from
slightest faint II vulaarity their exerols equally
appreciated By the laies by the lovers OF 81 uetc
sports Words cannot give any des of their sxceen
see aid that the Coinete rup,hers ara uuap.
proschaose in their excellence Mr Burton deserves
thanks for his appreciation Of their abits in lis lue
when heir operanc ezertions feilel plsae and tina
Whole troupe consigned to poverty a1d reg sc.
They EXHIBIT TO night, and their reasiy at
end. B.rtoo, Holland, Andrews, Fisher, Hiss Rag
mond, sc also appear
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The Mails for the Pacific.

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
h United States mail steamship Illinois Captain Rat
sene win leave this port to afternoon at tso
~sk eA, Tor Aspnwan.
The mails for California and other parts of the Paoiac
viii close at o clsck.
Yfs NEW YORK WEEKLY HERAIp-Ca California edition
With the hteat Intelligence from all parts of the word
Vil bs published at 10 O'Clock 10 morrew morning
Single sopee, sixpence. Agents win please send IN
1Aa1 orders early a possible
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The UNION AND Mr.. CUsHING.-The Wash
ington Union is trying to spoil one of the late
speeches of Mr.. Attorney General Gushing on
= manifest destiny" by cutting it down to the
standard of the GLORIOUS example OF our in
stitutions." Why so? Why not let it stand?
1t was the manifest destiny" of Rome to
march. march, march 1t is now our destiny
to become the mistress of the world, or the
modern Rome" And what if we have to
fight for it Have we not the example of
ancient Rome? Let the speech stand. Who
can nredict the future
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Personal ExPLANArIoNs.-We publish to-day

Personal ExPLANArIoNs.-We publish to-day
rather indignant letter of Mr.. Stephen d.
Dillaye concerning the report of our Albany
correspondent, of the late Dillaye Convention.
1t may be interesting to the democracy of both
stripes. Mr.. Dillaye makes out a plausible
case, batting his epithets against our CORES
pondent, which, we think. give neither strength
nor dignity to his defence. But if the de-
mocracy are satisfied we guess that our cores
pondent will live through it.
We also publish letter from Mr.. Geor ge
w. Ewing, correcting certain mis-state ments
lately communicated by telegraph to the
HERALD from Washington, in reference to the
said Ewing's transactions with the Indians
We have to say. however, that the cores
pondent in this case was not ours, but the
news agent at Washington of the associated
New York press. Still, having published his
accusations, we cheertully give place TO Mr..
Ewing's reply.
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fHs NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
1hs Collins stsrcship Arcsc Captain Luce, wN leave
his port q coon tomorrow for Liverpool.
Subscriptions and advertisements Tor any edition OF che
INV YosK HERALD VIII be received the folio wing place.
- Euppe-
EsvrRpoo,-Johr Hunter, Nc. 2 Paradise street.
LODos--E5sard sAndford 4 Co., Corohin
Wm Thomas Il Co, No. 10 Catherine street.
PAMs-Livingston, Wells Co.. Rue de la Bourse.
B. h. Rsvoa, No II Rue de la Banaue.
The European mails will close at half past ten o'clock
- morning.
HnB WEEKLY Herald viii be published OF half past nine
sslnsk 70 morrow morning. Single COPIES in wrappers
n renee.
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the w. q p R.n, Dad Disaster.
Jun FROVIDEkCE CORRESPONDENCE.
The Coy0nev's Inquest Verdict of the Jtsr,

The CoyOrev's Inquest Verdict of the Jury.
Providence, August II, 1853.
The Coroner's Jury upon the bodies OF the victims
in the late railroad collision on the Providence and
Worcester railroad fixed upon their verdict this fore
noon. and at O'Clock obta'ned possession of the
document from the Coroner The document states
that the jury are Of op'ron:
That the said collision W is occasioned by the cul-
pable careessness mex uerieace and want of jidg-
ment OF Frederick ", L. tuam, conductor OF the
UXbridce tram lii leaving the station at Valley
Falls when he had ny ps line but four minutes TO
reach the Boston switch, wch, we say, vas q dSre-
gard Of the compan, orders aud instructions; in
not providing himself with siltaoie and correct
watch, his watch proving H. be TWO minutes
behind the time, ana yet II mad been set
by the companys clock al Providence the
night before the c0li,ioD took place.
We blame the manager of the road for appointing
so young and inexpersaaei mtn AZ air. Putnam
to be conductor 81 the UXhrdge train, one OF the
most difficult if not the moss dific dt train to maa-
age on the ro.d, and Oh whioh was involved the
greatest rick OF hImtE life.
We blame the nmbe9er- for not ascertaining that
every conductor Wac PROVIDED with suitable and
correct watch to their ains by, and for not
ceitaining why tie UXbrd train, since it had
been under the charge II Mr.. p,itnam had almost
invariably been behiud lis time, aud applying the
remedy.
We say that the train rom Providence. in which
was the President and Superintendent OF the Rail-
ROAD company, With an experienced oondn ;tor,
should have started from Tie Boston switch the very
second the signal wa given; nv so ioing il might
have reached in the una ate which wa, DELAYED
point on the road where II you have oean IN sirnt
from the Valley Falls station ~ Il the grea, q .Ia mi;
ty would probably have been prevented. which de-
lay We say is atrlbu tnlt 10 The condu 3tor of the
Proyideu &C tram PERM Ting enuioeer Fnnroan and
the brakeman TO be all cut ron their poet when tine
signal was gwen TO start
Finally we say thai the whole management of the
trains is bad
There il no necessity " crowdnp the trains c, near
upon the tiue OF the tram from Boston. That
the specal rule la req ard to the trains
at this pont il in Efficient and that snne
signal north of the curve aas IA SIGHT of the Valley
Falls station should have been used to warn the u <
bridge train of the au,r ach OF the train from PRO
violence. The use of such signals wonld have nre
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the south Of China have converted thirty thou
sand thieves and robbers flor it seems beyond
doubt that the insui gent force was mainly
recruited from these classes) into jealous Chris
tians, without any outside barbarian suspecting
the fact. we can only say that the words OF
Gods ministers have never been so blessed IN
any other region. If on the other hand, the
documents published in the Chinese papers, and
the uniform devotion displayed at Nankin be-
fore the eyes of the British officers. he mere
parts of cunning scheme to delude foreigners,
! then the Chinese are far more able rogues than
any ore suspects.
Meanwhile the revolution seems an accom-
plish,d fact. The insurgents are masters ofthe
, whole inland country south OF the Yang tse-
keang, Narkin is theirs; and only few forts
on the river remain in the hands OF the Impe-
rialists. They have taken Annoy, one OF the five
ports; and detachment was daily expected to
move against Canton. Pekin alone, with the
surrounding country. remains in the possession
OF the Emperor; and from the accounts we have
received it seems beyond a doubt that it is
destined, ere long, to follow the example of the
southern clues lnougn the clnuuct Oh the
insurgents has been, in many instances, sanguin-
AIRY and cruel, they have displayed great for
learaIce towards the mercantile interests, and
appear actuated on the whole by friendly
It gard for foreigners. Fear has naturally car
tailed the operations Of the tea growers and
pedlers Of the interior; and from letters from
Hong Kong we learn that these apprehensions
were not confined to the Chinese alone. But,
hitherto, no act has been performed, either by
the insurgents or the imperiaists, by which
foreigners will suffer direct injury. 1t is to be
hoped that our next Intelligence from Shanghae
and Canton will present an equally satisfic-
tory state of things. Of Mr. Marshall we hear
little or nothing, since he stuck in the mud
so prov identally on his way to Nankin. Sir
George Bonham the British Envoy, an uncer-
tain vacillating officer, was glad to hide him
self behind one OF the masts of the Hermes
and so protect his person from the Chinese
shot, but, in revenge, he seems to have evinced
quite as much sympathy for the insurgent
cause as his diplomatic dignity would allow.
Other forei gn powers are looking on tran
gully, biding their time.
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FREE TRADE ~ BCNcoNDE.-It is reported
that Hon. Thomas S. Clingman Is re elected
to Congress, by two thousand majority. in the
Buncombe district Of North Carolina Mr.
Clingman is "a State rights, manifest desti-
ny" independent, democratic nc; III. 49,
So much tor Buncombe.
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DISTINGUISHED CHRISTIANS Al SAEATo5A-
Among the recent visi,ers at Saratoga there
were he Pope's Nuncio to Brazil, Father Be
dini, Archbishop Hughes, Father Gaya2zi, tue
Bcy Mr. billiard an cx-inemher of Congress
and distinguished Methodist preacher Of
AlaLam8 imbieing simultaneously the waters
Of Congress Spring; and Judge Elmonds, the
latest expounder Of spiritual manifestations.
was expected IN arrive in the evening. What
a splendid company Tor small dinner party
Yea. verify, this is q great country.
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Mails for Europe.

New York, Friday, August 10. 1853.
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BaOs DwAY THEATRE, BrnasvAv-To PARIS AND
Days GRExs MoUsTAs Boy YASKEs PkDLAR.
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RrOs's rHEAlhE On AN eers s.rees-THr LAWYERS
-WAspsEuG MIsssL EI-BaisY BAKkA.
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Memoranda.

Bark Anne Jent,' San francisco Oct Is from GlassOw sx
sever, gale, on ssS pasS As mt i so .s
as s Tn pa and SB H @E s. d
% IL S% for 9d SRs Horn b. bark Sir
Shin Ozark AZ San Frsncisco when
Eeyors in heavy gale carried away three lower
ms.ssds bow,I fore end main toPmsss and lost two b9. TO-
Rio and remained there four months Was oh cspe Horn
sps day.. s@d sprung head
Sgsd Other dmss CIo.s'd The Eq.as Aug fam Richmond
wsso Cape Horn thirty dys With Violent gales ii9m , 20
much thai their sosr nail, dorPeS Oh seven
SEPT n amer which time experienced worry Hight
Ship REINDEER At San Francisco u from New YORK etge1.
ensd from nS 10 rl,'s 70 , Sa' IN. o"
Sa be Eqs,s' Sept e. :" Ion S1S a. ns s %"S S and
w s s' sSor "a, s ssys In ths s. aud s.ms
ship ysnee f'sne'co Oct Is nom e'sa Wa. 81 Cape
sn'd olhe' dsmsfe ces,'d tho f.o, 10 lou ~ 'ss Which
" hsl Ms,lds I" Ven r,sae.se o., - nc@ eat1a W. q,
ssims ~ che ie Tho whole uuses 60 ~
{, .@ be-. a., .s," Ss iS ws s' ~ S. .aSS
ODD .rs .n wee ,h. vets lon .s 20 a. .w iey .aiAs,
rec both und.' ihs ws.hs' rr ~ ae't,se 's,",s "
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H., , 49,, -. "a. si'. 80 's e 49, .s i .sG =.
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v as' "a .rge rhsh 9Th tsb' s-'a'sa w'"i' '"a ,''~'
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81 -a r,-a tt b. alsi 500, 30 .fli-' tsssA 'hs
sr.i.' az, VI W rr 40 SOD bed -v'hrs t.' hhl "'aAs
49, v. vlh- 4r rifles ~ asr f'srre~ ~, isisf.
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