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NEw-ENGLANp HORSE EXHIBITION.
BRArrIrBoRo', Wednesday, Oct. Is, 1854.

BRATTLEBOKO, buH6suHy, OOt'
The New England Horse Exhibition to-day was
6ne one the entries included aboHt so animals four
fths Of which were Morgan varieties-Blask Hawk
predominatpg. There have been exhibiaons with a
greater number of horses but none perhaps OF greater
value Of stock IS 900 were refused for each OF TWO
horses on the ground.
This morning half mile was made by mare be.
longing to Mr. j. L. Briggs of Springfield Mass, at
the rate of 2:A. mare belonging to Mr. Twitchell,
the Superintendent of the Boston and orcester Kali
road also made excellent speed.
This afternoon was devoted to testing the qualities
of stations and those designed for all work and those
of seven years and under by the rule OF speed; but
none of them beat the sbove time.
The attendance on the ground was liberal
The programme of to morrow includes sundry tro''
fling matches and the decisions of the Judges.
Friday will be spent in miscellaneous matches,
some Of great interest," also trial of equestrian skill
for the prize Of gold watch TO be competed Ior by
ladies. similar prize is offered for the best speed
made by three year old horses.
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A BASE CALUMNY.

From The OTiesns 4ne7ieaa zibt0s, " ~
An article headed " Outrageous Fraud and STind-
"Ipg-CuIious Developments" which originally ap-
peared in The Eimua Republican, has for the pass
week been going the rounds Of the press That Ati-
Gle our readers will be surprised 20 learn, charges
Henry j. Sckes late Postmaster Of this village, with
fraud in arranging the estate of bis deceased brother
at ElmiIs. -. A.
We have been personally acquainted with Mr.;
Sickes for time and in his social relations aud
husipefs transactions we have ever found him to act
the uar, Of an honest, honorable, upright men VI
ali men in the village Of Albion, would believe
him to be among the last guilty Of such eharge:
We know his integrity, and can only oeheve IA,
malice has sought to strike down its victim soruia
se6sbpess 10 encompass the man who stands between
II and The coveted gain. But in this instance II mas
chosen its man not wisely. fslsebood may 'ire us
invention and malice its power before the nrs' as
honorable stain be fastened upon his en4racter'
Those who know him best will huh back with rign,-
con. indignation this foul cslumny into the very eetn
of It's ofi snators II there If man IN Aoon more
thsp AZ other remarkable for his probIfy ms honor
and his integrity that man is Henry j. slckes. 10,
IticaIly we are opposed To him, but IN he social and
bushes relations have yet 70 les-n that be has
sveryed from the strict line Of truth and honesty
No man acquainted with him viii believe il. And
hin vsntou attack, BY which stain u sought to BE-
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dealers, who have generally acquiescsd IL the "A"
without gruu bling.
The only difficulty in TIE way of the complete eraa
cation of drunkenness from Connecticut IL the tsc'ly
of getting liquor from New-York- Every stesmoon
that arrives a, Nev-Haven h.s more or less small
packages for pdivdusls containing something to feed
that depraved appetite, long accustomed to 'hma-
lent that i, is hard to give up the practice But tne
liquor 50 imported is not for sale, and IS general!
beyond the reach of the most drunken part OF the
community. it is for class Of " moderate drinkers
who will i: while they get it in this way ons
who would be the last to vote for restoration OF the
saue privilege TO all the old soskers in the State.
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After the last ballot Mr.. Ill. W. ALL OF OuHoh w.
WAS declared unanimously nominated.
The friends of Mr.. Smith withdrew his name on the
second ballot.
AssrNBLY.-Riags Co.-vth District, DAVID S,
MILLS.
DyYocRATIc WARD MEETIsGs.-The Democratic
Ward meetings of Brooklyn TO select Delegates to
the Congressional, City, County and Assembly Con-
veptons We re he Id last evening throughout the city,
and passed of without disturbance. In some OF the
Wards the Charter nominations were MADE but IN
the majority nominating Delegates were elected In
the First Ward Oliver Hull and j. o. Kane were
nominated for Aldermen; VIM. Human for Super
yisor: Edward Collins for Commissioner OF Excise,
and George Smith for Constable. In the Second
Ward r. C. Branord and Edward f. Pell were nom-
mated for Aldermen; james M. Medley for Super
visor; Vim. Mullen for Assessor; Geo. l.. Shaw for
Commissioner of Excise, and Peter McCafrey for
Cor stable.
DrMocRATIc PRIMARY MEETINGs-ExcIrISG
TIME.-The Democratic primary meetings for the
election of Del gates to the Assembly, County City and
Ward Conventions took place last evening The meet
incs in the Tenth Thirteenth Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Wards las consolidated passed. of without anything
worthy Of note having occurred In the Fourteenth
Ward there were three tickets in the field, the contest
being for the election VI Ward Delegates They were
STYLED the " PINK party, cmih anu Dahei Poi'J'
and the Linsky party, those gentlemen being can,
didaies for Aldermen. There was large number OF
shoulder hiers in attendance, determined TO STAND
mon their muscle for the victory. The polls
opened at { o'clock and up TO u o'clock the
voting was lively, during which a number oil
free fights came off At this time some person
Knocked down a fluid lamp; an alarm OF hre was
raised, and during the confusion the ballot:b was
seized and carried out at the back way. After order
had been restored, the box again brought back
but the Inspectors refused to have anything further
to 90 with II. A Committee was accordingly chosen
who took the box, and after short time il was car,
ried away n second time. About 10 o'clock the said
box arrived at the Second Ward where
the persons having ii proceeded to count the vutes
The Baker and Smith delegates were said to be elect.
ed and it was rumored that those gentlemen would
be Immediately nominated for the office of Aldermen
a. soon ms the canvassing was concluded
STATE POLITICS.
meeting of the Democratic Delegates for the
IXth Congressional District comprising Westchester,
Putnam and Rockland Counties was held yesterday
afternoon in Sing Sing, when DR.. BBASDRErH was
nominated as their candidate to represent the lAth
District in Congress. The ballotings were as fol-
| lows:
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lsr nominations, dHguising the fact OF their Know
TEMPERANCE NOMINATIONS
XVa Drar1a.-For Congress, JANIS ". As
DREws Of Sarsiog. Go.
XTh Distrid.-For Congress, the Hon. CHARLEs
HuGHEs ren0nina,ed.
XXXTIId Disf-let.-The Wing District Convep-
ton which assembled at Porestville, failed to nom
nate candidate for Congress, and adjourned to Lit
tie Valley, to meet next Monday. Most of the ballot
ings stood 10 for Mr. BuRsELL and 10 for Mr.. AUSTIN
syITB. On the FIRST ballot Mr.. Amos w. Mrzzy 70
ceived 10 votes and subsequently several votes at
different times. The Chautauque delegates were
unanimous for Mr.. BURsELL.
XVh Dartef.-For Congress, EDWARD DODD of
Argyle, Wellington Co.
KIN Distr1ct.-For Congress CHARLES S. WooD-
WARD OF Sullivan Co.
JAMES MILLER Of Mclean Co. has been nominated
for State Treasurer BY Republican Committee in
place Of Mr.. Mcclure, declined. Mr.. Miller has ac-
cepted.
Judge Tumbull is csnvassing the With lBissellsl
District with energy and zeal, and will be elected by
large majority.
The Democratic State Central Committee have
called State Convention, TO be held al Richmond
Nov. 30, for the nomination of State ticket.
INDIANA.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
NV ALBANY, Wednesday, Oct II, 1854.
Yesterday was glorious day for the people. There
never was 30 warmly a contested election in this
county before. II ascertained that large dele
cation of Irish were TO be imported from Louisville
to vote; they came according to promise and COM
menced offering their votes early in the day-but the
people were awake. The average Anti Nebraska
majority in Floyd County is about 2l5. The lon A.
p Willard resides here, end has been stumping the
State and this county in particular in favor OF the
Nebraska swinde; but lie is politically dead and
buried in obliyions deepest grave. HIS majority IN
FIoyd Comfy. in 1852, for Lieutenant Governor was
496. in New. Albany 1879. What change has come
over the spirit of bis dream Floyd County has noby
redeemed herself.
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10 FOR KASsAs.-The train from the east on iues-
day afternoon brought through another large body OF
emigrsnts. Kansas bound. On reaching tins station
they numbered leo. Eleven more joined tnem nere'
making total Of H. This large party goes out un-
der the care Of Mr.. J. NJ s. Williams Of Cambridge
OF 9 Of he Trustees of the Emigrsnt Aid Company.
We noticed on going through the cars quite number
Of the emgrsnts with their families; though the ms
j0riiy Of tbs and the preceding parties are young
ho Leave their families behind till Spring. Among
those who joined from this city was Mr.. .. >. nscn-
ardson, . printer A finer looking body OF ySsns
men for the foundation Of the new sfs'e, a.,ts
never seen Success attend them Inc nsA' P~'s
will leave Boetor in about three weeks. r,s
wa 's~'S Isprinsaela Nos Republican H'a-
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nominated.
WING PRIMARY ELECTIONS AT ALBANY.
c,,r.srouserse of The n. Y. Tribune.
ALBANY, Wednesday, Oct. ls, 1854.
The Wings held their Primary Elections in this city
Yesterday They wisely concluded to hold al three
Comfy. City and Neutrality-suspicious. at the same
,;ro The canvass was a spirited one, the Silver
Grn,s and KnOw.NOthings making desperate eaor;
to overthrow the regular Organi1aisiS1,, But tsey
were met with unwonted energy ana ~.
bser their complete overthrow, the regular organlLa-
top carving every Ward except one wheT f con-
promise was effected, and half ana han "eAe'
elected. ..;,u,b affair
The result is looked upon as great triumph shs;r
the great efort made by the Know NStmngs AM
s,mpahsers. the Silver Grays. The Know NS.llnss
so far as Is known, pretend to have powerful
in this but where x,S has b nes defeated
whenever n has been intimaed that they intended 70
take part in any preliminary Arrangements, ana nsTs
ded only when 1t was not known tney nSu
candidate or ticket In one or two instances Iney
have secured an Alderman who has received lesu'
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We perhaps, conveyed to our reaiers an erroneous
immersion by the heading Of the letter from Mr..
CH,spIIR WHITE to Mr.. PETER CooPER, dated St.
John. Oct S, which we published yesterday Us
"explsnstory Welearn that this letter was written
by Mr. WHIrE in the course of bis ordinary CORES
popdence, many days before he could have known
tina, there had been statements published in this City
which made any explanation from him necessary In
this characteristic consists great part OF It's value 70
those who do not know Mr. White as en- e1poneo' oil ais
conduct ard motives The Italicised passages were
no. 80 marked by him.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, WountsuHyi OUt' TO I,'E'
FIRE originated last night in the extensive book
store of III. c. Morton, on Main-st., near Ihird-st.
The asmes communicated TO the tnware store OF
McDermott Clifford & Co., and the store of Cassidy
& Hopkns-the latter of which was but signify
damaged McDermott, Clifford q Co., saveu s'n W-
norton Of their stock but the entire contents OF MT
Morton's establishment we're destroyed. The loss IS
estimated at s45o 600 which is mostly covered by IN
suraDce ,,.....u
Mai. J. L. Martin, the Oldest and wealthiest ci'Ien
OF Louisville died yesterday. $50 :,
The Kentucky Trsst Bank and Connersviie BANK
suspended to-day.
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TWENTY-FIVE PASSENGERS OF THE
STEAMER CITY OF PHILADELPHIA.

BosToN, Wednesday, Oct. Is, ls54.
The schooner Margaret, which arrived at this port
to-day from st. Johns, N. F. brought twenty-five
passengers saved from the wreck of the City of Pha
delpha-
The weather here has clearedup and there is quite
military display in the city to-day. The Boston
Light Infantry, Capt. Charles o. Rogers, celebrate
their Seth Anniversary. The Light Artillery, Major
Cobb 90 through military evoluons on the Common
and the Light Dragons, Col. Wright, have an all
day parade, target firing, &c.
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THE CLERGY RESERVES SPECIALIZATION
BILL
QUEBEC, Wednesday, Oct. ls, 1854

QUEBEC, wednesday, Oct. 10, 1854.
Last night Attorney General Mcdonald introduced
the Clergy Reserves Secularizaton bill before the
House of Parliament 1t gives the entire fund to the
Municipal Councils and secures life claims on the
incunbents. 1t also provides that they may COM
mute their claims the principles Of life assurance.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

L. .<,i Dhpstch 10 The ". Y. Trbune.
wAsHIsGroS, Wednesday, Oct ls, 1854.
rSe scramble for the Governorshp Of Utah is still
Gen Lane says that in Indiana the leaders Of the
emccracy fought calamity, but the current against
|esn was irresistible.
nj proposed to erect by subscription in the Con-
,r.ariopal Cemetery, monument to the gallant and
s,tb III Holland, who died firing the signal gun on
hoard the Inflated Arctic.
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VERDICT IN "A PATENT CASE.

ALBANY "Wednesday, Oct. Is 1891
In the United States Circuit Court for the Northern
District Of New. York. the Jury have returned yer,
diet Of s7oo for the plaintiff in the of Nathaniel
b. Powers vs.. John Wait Leaverett Moore and Leo-
bens Booth for infringement Of letters patent for -
provements in the method of setting blocks for print
inr oil clofhs.
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TIE EBrsTzKRs-We underrtand tDas % ne -lIeo
weeks sirce number of the trustees Of toe hosszsr
Society near Buffalo, went 20 kanrss 90, "a "rge
tract Of land for q community stnnA ~ .o vI -
here IL IL surrnised that they intend sein8 OUT IN
Eev.York and moving al their interests 70 h. ,n
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BANK FAuuREs AT THE WEST.

CisoIsNATI, "Wednesday, Oct. Il, 1881.
The Kentucky rrust Company Bank failed TO day.
~ did also the Ohio Savings Bank. There much
excitement on Ihrdss, this afternoon, and run was
commenced on one or two private banks. which will
probably be renewed to morrow
p. u. Manchester, private banker OF this city,
closed his doors to-day; and it is reported that the
Kentucky Trust Company Bank has suspended
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thrust upon BE reputation wiz fau totally pewer,ess
at HE feet Thcee papers which have published tue
article in question VIII be afforded opportunity 10
make good their sssertions
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
CITY POLITICS.
WING NOMINATfoyS


kim Ward-FOr Alderman. DAVID A. FoRBEs,
Printer.
CorScILNES-XXvth District, HoRarIo REED;
XVIII District, JOEL W. MASON; XVIII Dis
trict JEREMIAH T. BROOKS.
AsENBLT-Vth District, SAMUEL T. McKrSsEY
Of the With Ward; IXth District, JOSEPH II.
PETTY.
I'D DISTRICT Police CoSvEsTIos.-At the sd
journed meeting Of the lid District Police Conven-
ton, composed Of the WITH VIth and XIyth Wards,
held at the Broadway House, last evening, Robt. p.
Simpson, Chairman, Aug. p. Greene, Secretary on
the first ballot:
yireh Bull (xIvth Ward received votes.
Frsocis Desc, (XIvth Ward received votes
James Nesbti With Ward, received votes
Mr. Bull having received the largest number Of
votes, was declared duly nominated.
On motion the Convention adjourned.
CITY REFORM NOMINATIONS.
XXIa Ward-For Alderman, J. G. SPERLIyG.
CoUScnNEs-LIVth District JosEPH B. STAN
BERRY.
HARD-SHELL NOMINATIONS.
The Convention resssembled last evening at An
drew Nesbitts, and after several ballottings NOM
mated JAMES MoGowAs, of the With Ward, for As
semby. A Committee was appointed to wait upon
the nominee, who it is understood, reported that he
we could not obtain any further information with re-
gard to its proceedings.
XVIIh Ward-For Alderman, JAMES d. BESsEL.
CoUEcILMES-XXXth District, FRANCIS J. A.
BooLE; XXXIst District, Henry WHITEHEAD.
AssENBLY-VIIth District LEWIS T. URxER ofthe
IXth Ward.
sOFT-sHELL NOMINATIONS
AssEMBLY-XIIHh Ward-FRANcIs B. OKEErE,
for the XIth District.
LID DISTRICT SoFT-SHELL CoSvESTIoS.-This
Convention has not yet nominated.
HID CONGRESSIONAL SOFT CONVENTION
This Convention assembled last evening at Henry
Z. Reils Starr House. and on the seventh ballot NOM
mated VILLAS MISER of the lid Ward.
WHO NOMINATIONS.
The Delegates Of the XVIII Ward Of Brooklyn (as
consodated) have made the following nominations;
For Supervisor-JAcoBT T. FEM.
For Aldermen-GEo c. Preston, THos. EAsEs.
For Assessor-JosEPH T. MILLER.
For Captain Of Police-CHAs. SHERMAN.
For ConstaJh-GTo. ID. DYGERT.
For Commissioner Of Ezeise-DAvID SLocua.
For Inspectors-SIDSEY SMITH, DAHL YOUNG,
CORNELIUS RUDDY, RoBT. CLARK.
The First District Wing Congressional Convention,
composed Of Suffolk, Queens, Richmond and Kings
Counties, except Brooklyn and Williamsburgh) was
held yesterday afternoon at the Hotel of Mr. Morris
in Jamaica village, for the purpose of nominating
candidate for Congress Dr. Miller of Suffolk County
was chosen Chairman; A. G. Siliman and j. L.
Rider Secretaries. There were two sets of delegates
from Richmond County present. Those headed by
VIM II. Vanderbilt were admitted The Convention
proceeded to take an informal ballot with the follow
ing result: Vessel S. Smith, Queens Co., s. A. =:
Riker. Queens Co., 6; VIM. Is. Townsend, Richmond
Co., g; w II. Suydam, Kings Co., G; Harvey w.
Vail Suffolk Co., q A. t. Rose, l..
After recess four ballots were taken with the fol-
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NAVIGATION OF THE OHIO.
Wndn

WHEELING, Wednesday, Oct. 10. 1854.
A rise in the Ohio river has been confidently en-
peced for some days past, but ss yet none has &C.
sured
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PERSONAL.

Iii. ,sid that the scandal-loving world viii be
,,,d In the forthcoming memoirs ID George 5<od. The
- ,.I.,es merely 10 the Life and adventures OF her
e.,ber, the narrative far yet completed comes down
- -. year 1880 only.
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NOMINATION FOR THE ASSEMBLY.

SYRACUSE Wednesday, Oct. 49, 1854.
William WiDton, proprietor of the Globe Hotel,
and supporter Of Seymour, is the Hard nominee for
the Assembly in the Hid District of Onondaga
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BRASrroRD. C. W., Monday, Oct. l6, 1854.
In the case Of the Queen Van Aernum, extra
dised from New.York on a charge forgery, the Jury
10 night returned verdict of guilty.
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YELLOW FEVER.

BALTIsoRI, Tuesday, Oct. is, 1854.
The Southern Mail as late as due is received
Yellow fever continues gradually TO decrease at
Savannah, Augusta and Charleston.
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rM1npANrs FnR NEBRASKA

ALEXANDRIA, Wednesday, Oct. Is, 1854
Thiry-two Maryland emigrants, bound to Nebraska,
passed through here on Tuesday, expecting TO join
another party at CulPspper.
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On motion, DIR. BR@DRETu was declared duly
nominated.
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onss--Wluas - spsrn vvuv iuu1lve - havs
bsen nads Il loo baekss u eliys ~ o7x sseA and
$50 oaloas nssA n D1s. - 7se eos. pr gsllsa-
vado, q 10. s14o Cuba, fos dseIIlng, &14oo.
:. Rsx Ahoy4 ~ casks we're sol6 q t314a ~ 81.
t6ruAn.-T56J6l<b Included $50 hh1s - st 4xe. >
~ vn HavonA, at ec. M M
PRovI.oSa-Pork was sm cheaper. n saiss wsrs
confined Ia 900 bb ct Oil 50 sii Is for msss and go
for prime, per bb About 100 packages cut meats
taken 1t &c. for Shoulder, and 10 Sc for hams
per 10. 800 bis lard fetched VIC. 9xc per 10 Only
176 bis beef purchased to-day. IT former prices
Butter and cbee<e we're unchanged.
TAIIow more Inquired for 1t Ike per h.
WHBKn-Sope 500 bbls Ohio Prison sold ct
26ke 21Kc. The latter rate with time and interest
added, Ter Rsllon. s ,@ I. ...
wnn-2S quarter casks Barsundy were sc,d At soc.
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N Obj ssd PsBnsylvssis xaIkssd Csapaay Asss -
eisrrd didsnd Of Per cent sor ths Last stx menths
Ths nask = Nsrts America hes Aselsrsa dvidsnd u
per cent - ths last Elk neat4A enAas extra &vi-
dsnd Of spss cent from the sssl1 fsna he Bank Il
Penns5ivania has declared ssutpnAVak dividend a
Fer can't me- Girard Life Insurasbs Annity and fust
Company hsv declared dividend Of * pee cent. The
PsDnsyIvania Company for Insursscs Lives and grant
ing Apnnitiss, have declared divdsad of per cent
The Fire Insurance Company Of the County Of Phlads
phia have declsred dividend of pss cent
Of capital stock. e9A4 MN
The annexed statement exhibits the average coaditon
OF the leading departments Of the banks o. Bossn during
The week ending Monday morning, To - q July,
1854 - 4Ws tt44 u sa @f
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There has been during The past week an increase In
capital Of $40 $780, increase In deposits Of sls7 o
In circulation os24 decrease In discounts OF ooe
and IN specie siS2ssl.
Ts following table shows the quantity q Of the
principal articles Of produce left st tide water from the
Of navigation to the s0th d June india
ve daring the years 1852 II days 1855 II days; 1854
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~ devstss his sttsstsA sxslusiveIy " tissss1 - -
20 end 80 fss9 e 6eleeh daily q ~ s1ssss
be- Sast!ssa = . ~: ss{tsg sv:asy yssr =; W.
c4cA Nnsy ~ The meass u presseving treegrs 49,
messy sse.ste bay A,se BIZ sn assl.G sys - - fesn
ths assst ssd largest ssllsosisa sfhusa ssaa syW y
tia Eniea.
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nAox orr CIc!Hpo:-A LAHon. euAI1HTk
E1k 1877 1sSsg e lasps e 80 - q ~
~ III 49,; ss:: s ssss NJ = 6S
NvAGRr or Clo1ulNo WANxuD. = 0ux1Ln1qg
~ hsvine az 49, vsassae apsassl = GYso4 =
E!ss y sQlyhess = - e.Aee. 1a0nAe y c0nloS.
-, pgssssd, sd nssely ssDe6rsa- M