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, 1855-06-01
From the Boston Journal
Pacific Railroad routes.

According to the report Of the Secretary
Of war on the several railroad explorations,
the extreme northern route Maj. Steyens,)
between the 47th and 49th parallels Of
latitude, will require a road, allowing for
ascent aud descent, of 2,2O7 miles; esti.
mated $l3O,s7l, 900. The second, or Nor
mon route, will require road Of 2,03l
miles; estimated cost, $ll6,95,00o. Ben.
tons great central route is pronounced
utterly impracticable from its mountain OBJ
structions. The estimated length Of this
route is 2,0SO miles. The engineers think
that 3,l37 equated miles and $l69, ,210,-
265, might do the work on the forth route
(Senator Rusk's) The fifth route is near
the 32d parallel, or the extreme southern
route, via Texas, New Mexico, Ell Paso and
the Gila,to the Pacific; estimated distance
from Fulton,in Arkansas, to San Pedro, on
the Pacific, 1918 equatcd miles; allowing
for ascents and descents 2,23s miles; esti-
mated cost, $6s, $40, 900. The advantages
Of this route are that It is practically .
third shorter than any others between the
Mississippi and the Paci6c-that it goes
by the flank Of the Rocky Mountains and
the Sierra Nevada chain, instead Of going
over or under them-that the route is over
a region of elevated table lands requiring
little or no grading-and that the soil Is
dry and free from snow from one end to the
other, except occasional light falls In New
Mexico. The drawbacks Of this route are
that, after leaving Arkansas, It is con-
tinuous desert to the Pacific, without tim
Der and without water, except at an oasis
here and there at long distances apart.
The Secretary Of War proposes to supply
water by artesian wells, and TO transport
the necessary timber from the two ends Of
the road to bridge over the desert; Il
RFCApITTII. ALTON. sstq
, 1855-06-01

Washington, reported the result Of theil
GRAND, which was that the President and
Secretary of State assured them that the
necessary steps should be taken at once tC
secure tln liberty of Dr. Peck.
There is good deal of uncasincss in the
community, in relation TO our affairs with
Spain. The Ner York Mirror publishes al
extract of a private lcttCi from gentleman
in Washington who is Tositioned to know
whereof he speaks, who says that the
President is bent on war, and that the
best informed believe that war will result
from the present Cuban furry Certain it
is, that our gulf suadron has recently been
increased, and it is said that orders have
been given for man-of-war, to fire into the
first Spanish cruiser that shall stop an
American steamer. If this is done, it
will bring matters at once TO crisis.
Late advices from Mexico Indicate the
speedy fall of Santa Anna and the rise of
Alvarez. 1t is thought that the ambitious
agitator will soon again leave his country
for his country'S good.
Sandwich Islands,
NAvAL-PETRoPoLosRI TO RE BLocKADED.
The POiynesidn says H.. Is. Ms screw
corvette Brisk, l3 guns, Captain Curtis, ar
rived at Honolulu from Callao on the l4th
April. On the 10th, she got up steam and
towed the Dido out, which has gone TO
blockade Petropoloski. On the 18th, II.
B. Ms frignte Alcestc, so guns, arrived
from Callao, and came 10 anchor outside.
She sailed again on the 2Oth-destinationt
not publicly known. The frigate President,
Admiral Bruce, sailed on Wednesday morn.
ing, April 18th, and the Brisk in the after
noon Of the same day, bound to the north
ward.
The Hawaiian Legislature was in session,
and was rapidly disposiDg Of the business
before it. A bill has been introduced into
the House Of Representatives to permit the
manufacture Of wine upon the Islands.
TIE NATIVES FAST DIsArrEARISG.-Chi
Justice Lee, in his report to the Legisla-
ture, says: First, would call your at
tenlion TO those evils which threaten speedy
destruction to the Hawaiian race. Such
are licentiousness, drunkenness, and the
transportation Of our men out Of the king
dom to die on foreign shores. These are
great and increasing evils, and such as di-
rectly assail the national existence. Drunk
enness is at work, and prostrates not few.
In Honolulu, during the last year it has
been fearful, and 1t has extended to q class
il never reached before-the staid, sober,
middle class, who have been and still are
the hope Of the nation. Added to these
losses is that Of our young men, who go to
sea in ships and never return, being left des-
titute in foreign countries to die Of want
and neglect. Every year we are dimishing
in numbers, every day VIC are wasting away,
and breathing shorter and fainter. The
history of the past teaches US the events of
the future, and If we will not read and heed
its lessons, nothing can avert our impending
destruction.
, 1855-06-01
Australia.

The latest news from Australia states
that the investigation consequent upon the
late riot terminated, aud the charges
brought against the government officials
proved to be unfounded. The leaders of
the dissatisfied miners were found to be men
who had themselves nothing to complain Of
or TO redress, in fact political rowdics. The
gold licenses are, however to be done away
with.
The Sidney Australia) Herald says that
it is an undoubted fact that for a consider
able period there has been steady decrease
in the productionof gold. The following
is an estimate Of the total produce: Au-
gust, 1851, to Dec. 1852, 1888, ,422 OF.
during the year 1858, 5,l93,O59; during
the year 1854, a,O22, ,50G; making total
Of 9,754,077 o., which, at "a per o.,
would be worth $38, ole, 1908, or taking the
dollar at As, $l95, ,0Sl $40"
, 1855-06-01
From Salt Lake.

The California mail arrived at Salt Lake
City on the 25th March.
Sandy point, miles west of Fort Lara
mie, Feb. l4th:-Messrs. s. M. Horner &
Co., Great Salt Lake City.-Gents A
part of our horses and mules, about sixty
FIVE head, were driven off yesterday by
the Sioux Indians; among them were three
of your mules-the three best. There
were six left by your partner, Mr.. Williams;
you have three remaining We do moi
consider any property safe on this river, or
lives either, any longer, as the Sioux, We
think, have commenced their war on the
traders as well as the soldiers.
We remain, yours respectfully,
WARD & GuERRIER.
A literary society has been formed at
Salt Lake, under the name of the uni
versal Scientific Society"
IMPORTATION WANrED.-Thc following
appears in the Neps of the 2Ist March:
Amy member Of the Church that can
give information Of the whereabouts, death,
or apostacy, if any, of the following named
members, will confer great favor to the
Council.
William Smith, Hugh Walker, Silas S.
Davis, Elijah Haws, Ephraim, Cheney, Jo-
seph Hutchison, Henry Mooye, Silas Now
el, Jeremiah Root, John Pickels, Nathan
, 1855-06-01

NEW YoRK, April is.
At an adjourned meeting of the friends
Of Dr. Peck, now under arrest at Cuba,
the committee appointed to proceed to
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BOs1eS, May 9s.--Jeba I. CbaepsE' eaI Teen
t1und guiltyof The munlet Of Bstt y: CceesuS.
'C6spnaaH ID tie LIST siaGe Of Consumption.
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(IURE u ceEtA Hss,siacDt, &c-Itt sTy b stE thsJ
save apo 81 lesilmcET E,lItE t0 yea q ef ara
:aeaI4ti4asy Dyspepsia SetSfS, It,, ard t0r III StE.
NUS pSt4&ES AID FSuae eORPsainta, Ha17tsa1 TIEc'
snys nSS M ShCe0Of. Z
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ITEMS.

B.Lrru0nI, May ?5.-Ot'sas' fsFtts Of Sl,ar
Gay raw: been teeei1sd.
Ga!vsston ta;rs Of The l7tA announce lie END
Of tx 5EoulA, I;aiu bad fltsu in all p4r1 OF tee
STATE.
The 'uai.u' Of thti morning sHaooncts the IoI
lo4In! arny spfuatnsn4: Bt:Vst NtiW S5d!:'
wek, Nsi5r Of eAsar! wee AcCuItOuEh. de-
cIpst. Bt-vsI Asjn' GgO. II. Thomas, Hsj9t q
easliG!. v.c- Bag, dec!lasd. IsS.t Iisi5E R1ej
S G1Ilss', Nopt 9ih iaianiry, SHs BsnAar' de-
clIGei.
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NEW YORS MARKET.


M.T .jih.--Elout declined &C.. god Ohto TO-.
37,ln,6?; S9g;AsTR buoyIat. Ehh sales al l.Ua
ll,a7. Wheal tin. with sairs Of GeA.Sse a.
49, p<r tGIbei. Com lEGs lover, siIss " Stsfn
q XII IG04ll?. Pqrs iIVesuIar, old lEes' It6,63l
1875 sal nsw al 1911. Beef In5s higher WIN
sIlrJ OF Crafty ness at !Q.01l!,I. LAID III.
eA ,ngel. Ohio WHISKY ASH. RIO Got-e loSeE,
s,IEs Of 800 bags at 9,s!c, Sugar i'm At sl5i:.
LIEsss,! oil dali al ~. --a.
Cotton market atm, With sales Of I0O bilss
We hear Of sales Nnes tb: r.eciPtof the America's
aeVs. al al lIIaue. o. is. on aiIqaal'i-E. y.
.. fair t!!, na,IJI.as lie. CpLaat fat Il, nbi'
ding loi
,'oeks hsavy. Moaer unclaimed. Efe ts!.
Indnna SIS SGT. Cteyd T"ls'tJ i9t. Rraing IS!
nail. Ny. CsnuaI eli. Cumbefiard Coal
Co. ?sI. Ll.ye., Cn! il Gin. IHl. LouI'llnI H.;
9l!. Vitsiuu SIS OF. Psnm'a. C"a' Co. l05.
Missouri 6's 9Gi. lilinels Genital 10. HaE,sn
23l. M.eh. Southern l09.
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CHAaGrS1ox. NAV 2?I-Ths .lsamst Corvin 81.
rived hs:r sta Hty West dateI 70 the 1915.
Pr0tss,ot Baehe Sud suite cane on Goad tie
CotWlu.
'Ts+ San Jleiato s,i:ed for EIivanI On the ~ b.
The JsmsatOwE, CyaAs, PnuesEVu ami FpItoO'
vers ~ Key West. TIE AsalIL Of The 4u1dtOA
vas good.
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ErRrnsR ISL ma GEORGE AZ.

FURTHER 81 THE GEORGE LAW.
NEw YeEK, Nsy ?5!L-rae Geo. Law bsin!'
valpaEliso tltss 10 APnl 18Th, aud Callao 10 APni
2ila.
Tie elsc,ioa ia Grill resulted "a snaiaI:ty Eot
iAe government. BITus'5 wsS tnii G0nug t.s
holidays.
Bst,rs kAl again bssa elected President Of 3D.
iIvil.
NoihlnE Of in;stssi from Pe11.
Ftou E,uliut Ee learn that the sov.roment s
greatly aISrnsd at the tePosl A1l F!Otss has Fo.
jscts,! 81 invasion.
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.ARRESrED.

NEv Yoax. NAY 2j.--A gang Of PtrsoE' Sut.
reeisI Of Icing extensively sng'Es'i III c0nhiSf'
lr,naE, burtanss, &C., ~as atssisd ia buiiaieE
On 9.A Avsupe lAGt aRGt. 4 i1rEt c10nMl1 VI
eog ate,isI,ia{ aFrsfsuS, ami bs'siAFs ;V"L' EeTe
:guHd ca lac PEspsts.
Tktre UsSi temis thundet storm beta last
ntsbi anI sasssstI, IntsnaPilns 'ritEtapbIaG.
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clNClNNArI NARKET,

Mar 23.-Ftour 9.cOis,s5 PtSSIsioa' dnls
sales NJ sssOn 81 IIe fot shoulders sni sc '' 'te'
AMI S! let cle5t SIDES Ness poE& i6'V. L1Ed
lie. Nasty 3l4. SUg1t 6a5c. NOltSses qu's' Al
81. New cheese 81. Etsh batter lSs. CAnadl
Potatoes 40. Oats -; corn iSa1T. Llhsre9 OIL
LIS. Cedee Dali Halle. SuS1E Gale. Mo.
Issses 3le. CluvrrseJ $3.50. Markets JUL aad
nrceS drooninI.
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B,L1lXOEE, May 2i.-jta;9H.!sS nr wi,s:--
SHENANDOAH 215i, FteistisS $50. Page 93I, Wat
Ten 2iI, Rockingham 2OoO. Ci1rts ~, PnEc=
Within I'll, RIppth1OuocS ;. Mldtsoo So, Leo.
iSa 80, Hanover 10, Otans- g, Place EEGV4i
II, PnRce Geofg. $50, GrsenviIle 80, Din.
Nr'die TO, Marion 10l, Tyler g., Eisrrsoa lo0.
NI1Juiiss fo' Ftours0y 1870. Alber.
HsE!e l5l, COlpePpet 81, FIuqu.s: - -PUSeI,
tenocraI elected to CeHstssS.
TkiuY.;ttes counties s10E gains E1' F!cVtaSy
a. cVmpaIej Wrh SCOTS vote OF $500.
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pICv 4ClIvST TINE

NV yoaE, AIsy 2o.-TAs tsse OF the Flora
Temple ae Inst the time Of % mies "lttIH al
hour not completed. TIE pste easI'ne shoe On
;hs trr!th n,i!e she Vss Nithdt1En fun the tine
ntonlriionel 70 abe laSk.
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R,aS,oLD, va, Aplil e. ISL.
crRE pYspEPsIA, PILES. SC.
HiSSdvtD, w SlktG4st0
APGl lAS, 1854.

APsl lAs, 1854,
VAR. Esrti~tI Nsse51gj:
ue4r Xlrs 81 wts mfotE4, 81 4 hriead Of aEtE, 70
try aAPV0E't HeT:'ase TiptIHe 'EU lIl1erSts, WiiA
Natel l,ese ia lis hGT 6sSTaNattI OEi dtSH 81
las ;ofLa IFG,.bltd AID zsd Vre hottie, lad titsIit
+ saEsi re lLsNe tadvcEd StSsrA 70 lrE IT, u4oat x
TsoRi, If EOt ~. 1EGlA kghIy e. Il; :EI UvCtI0Tl9
.aJaf whO a.vA uJSiEtHI, !aGI WA GSe hlEP.qE1
Vsss.as,s 1tltiuC, il wiu csrtIshly EG,e ;k.n
E30It, sit. s!EaI EeeVtct,
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CncAco, Nay 2SIb.--Eys UitHesses 10 the late
TbitIu lnd report still more losssS ot lie and de-
sGrueIiOO Of ptOpetty. and stale tIat Nhols Laml'
Ies have been IEit ia STATE Of nissEy aad 9s1ti'
tn(i0n.
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EGrisa,e EtSIts ,Rl eula,sn will pEease init 1T
cures c9sls. bIgaTGia, b9AFetsta LITCt ce0s llR!,
sttoHa. VITA all ttlaUSRaeata VI lie tI1Ita.
Tau aud Sc! FaIPa!etS, giaiia-
FOt sse IS +. IL, iosaa s. Co., wkseHrs. tee
l! 1sehtsi j0hn Il. InpPHn, aIth ware, al4 "
U'G4FiltS SGfeaey. spots gats4 EsFt Z
Sod ~ .sORTLVERk G0trBRAT. ~ EGuEats At
Galuun't, aal ~ RiGalEaY, \. 7. 80
fJ"PIIcP Il Ter kot3ss kyaE
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R4ITafnRg c4TTLE MARKEF.

NIT 25.-Bee ;es IS els PIT log !oWsE tsaa last
week. 100 lead oGetetI. 900 dtiSeA saStvatl,
and 50 left over, baIaaee sOki 9! Pnees laneIaS
from TO IS net. Hogs llN, supply steady saIeS
Al HIS Oef hundreJ.
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ALFRED HUGHES, NJ. D.,
n a N n q p Attic pr YR1CfiN

HAS fsaovsj his ats snl resitetEe to the eSrEer Of
Fi1b lsd QOibcy streets, hslny UppOA'to tie CasAOe
orFlcE HoURs-Noruln, Mom sos.
Noon - 10 4
EvtaiEs Z" 1ssA
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Arsrs4A, NJ, Nay 9s,-TIs KpoR NOlktel
Sta;s eouucil ytstetdsy npaiaaltd S4m1et v
Gage, d % g ee1t'tAss ~ uoss'ls'
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II INTBBBIGBNCBR.
fTapaY MORNING. NAY q. lss,.
iCI1rfe1bpadeau.

..e,..,e,e1lnE SS tics. II Tsrtitlafef Ell
tA'HtS,.;ssEl sftAt lhtsiIi sfoceT, Sa9si4 " td'
l' !r,;Ta IA eittor9l &sPaFtn4At oftAe p.
III = ,jiTss - " eitoft, EOtItly, o. q.
vesiitt.S@tt1, vritise ~ paOAGatios, win pisaat
~ ~ Ne OfIAt taPeT.
III ~ rae IASIt Fs.eS viii SttAIly Obhes %,
~ sSssapt 1tLe1iiOa to e8EIeSR0Blltsts
80 n 4: ItNsrUiit Voalt 'bG1ES Eecttyt.
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zASI,Tt.tr. 6aso.

LAAE80I-LI' VHVO'
Xy. J. b. I',sSsrsru:S:-
DtIr>Hj-. hive seen 1Gie''d % lace. years vita
rAH lduuaia ny 54Ea. 1t 'Hr AE. * Ese-'t .R
Ioe 10 get "; u ~! red H'iHs: he!9, a.. 5 "'. In
iNr ci;T Issfs3 "a % ;ryrH. yIs sg;.e hiG FAC
LIueg! AID III VIVA: tFSl l. wouL SAVES isL aps 10:
LR ~, i'teSRA R1e Esea ilAi 'Is ivS=' v0i D
gStttt il 10, ,,r,gsE u, AID y9Q VA b. ps!l PrlNh
Mrs. u. COCHRAN.
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r,,,-,,,.-Tse fAOVing + lAe oHieIaI
= -. s,u,t1 81 G01tI4t:

g,on,!', aiiais' s'''
p.1...:s', a,j.av t:t c0oT''' ia The e0On'
BIZ. ,,I Hntwt-Floafaoy'' m'jony laa;
s.sa,d7'!i'.
Ee,A!-Feo,,0y' G'.'oty is SIS
y..M.-ws t-sd ilst HiGA: TIA. a istiet Fs'
..,,. :agIt1gaI rate! that Wise aaI XVI
I, r.hra-3I1 Nlrla Ssts bet" cen 200 and
"a
.,1s'. 81 FsT'rE US''Tcu.l
9--,. .saaea<s Vs!:A &c received last night,
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I.rInu 81 NeWspaPsts.

~, VNa u M i've tTFTrse eottGt - the
''SE, = Uilais5 toesOliOSs thtlE cub
e! y :. Is Se Z s: , I. ~. . Ri i.
:. y. - - eppct Or rpfate tn taks thelr ftriodl
S.I,ssc.s :, aSGh tARI are dlLecttd. tAaI are
- = ,i ny btVe settled ne biE aHa OnIeI u
'anT' e Sl-f p:S:s Tt =, 2. S;
= a. 'N,Js 8eCtsfl tASt EedlNN ~ 70 taG4 PtTiH.L
- :. .ssa. ., fssRUtEs 40 ta Ua1 ih.n, SAEal
a.. y g. - ,s.A tVi!stcP Of iAteAlO,'sI iraaI.
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PrTssuGGn. May 2Sth-RiTef 5 lsst OiaeAs',
ilitius MrAIhet c!eat aud warn.
CxNxx,r,, Nay 25IA.-HiTes Elsea 8 iueae1
weathsI me,
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Nsw Stock Of Boots and .AoE$ al
N. L. DORSEY'S
uNAG. SoI1 -

S3I39 Hil1 If. 1 issr, 5e'ts I'slsaL
HAVING retained f:Vn tAs RAhu &C IhrR5 EliIh iah"
III HeatS Of tie Eat sta SOck * hc6t1 and Shoes,
eGnpftsRS all The varied ltyea T The pEesea: laI 1p
iaI AZ 10 Ctl tnd eX1HOa NJ StocE, ~ am eeDdltnt
Tat Tan IE: all Iad eVeEY bod, PtOV 1Ed SoOl, PretI'
anl lltaP e0dS Utl lhCnl 10 Keep he 6est 9El
lY Of EVoda nj ue Ial viii sell chap NR0t chap
Rf than tEGT tiR - SCdIh PiIswders. tai as tIlGe
ny Soo9 aEd sLfT asH PA4sE, 70 charge viii BE Gafa
DI CIImlliR1.
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s-1,,.,. PAuer. ui:A itl collection Of
- .i,,,.,i,, is Statue Gallery. and nS'i
~, .,',n.,;, viIi be At oa' wlarf on Non.
5 - -, ri, on,, are ia ees'aehs At the prs.
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~, wlaD Pr1uc School had de.
-, * % the I'l'"I Yesterday. The
s1'' - 81 Il s;at,, 1ho participated 10 IT.
"a -''l : ,lsuseiIts highly. Vi. oHa, the
'-'4s. 80 ,6.sips. Is srst aSSiOas to afford
:: ,s.,, :, Is '''5'.
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pApYs rHR MURDERER

FlUno J UP VVWWR9K'41A41H
CLtvIL4xb, Nay 26th.-The muTdeter' PaTtI
seSte1ee,I 10 BE bu6s on the Isl day Of luae ge1t
msds a. uaSueeeSSlal SusWPt 70 Rtelk Jail les
0iyAt
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
namaAk aLd A,SEa TIhG uEeali
IL S3lGd t0.l d aASE Do cIOIhsi
A&0, GIit1 AupEr qIllii.ES Ut tEteaSea GS!sii
LGen TIrkGS, Fist N1PADIi
iIrea Isj Cuti0l ;rsii1sa. al widths ard qualities
PIi0u :aSe EseS aEj cOItJn. DO do
TuIM COunteTFaEGS, an eEtirti3 rev aEd se1uu'
I'll GTIIee;
Nars:G q aai AUssA1le QsIt', white IaI e0'tF
YunIafe PnHtI. FIsGcA, rRsiirh GRI AasnCanI
Rrst4isLS kIcE, lAll npia'ia cVrtAtn GateGtIAI
Prostate Plaids, I0'tla PItnSei
TeklA3S. cbeckS, eSaAh;
RSssia, ptsPer IsI HerkAkaek T0TeNBsS;
Ee.chei SGirtia3a ia New fox Ills water tHiSt,
L0nsdlIs Pst.eTS10, HasA'ngfOs SAd SOFA mIiSi
Tah,R covers ia broclta'ie lAd e0;A.
We have also eeei yed sE0ice ct cfCIYreuESS, which
SUs HElSKEIt & TO.
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