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Sick Headache.

Sick Headache.
ltshond be remembered that Sick HsAdache
from disordered stomach, and corrupt of the blood
WRIGHTs INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS .a.
certain for every description Of
esanie the body from thoe morbid humor which, II
the stomach, tbs Of want Of
taste in the mouth bad BREATH waiting gums DE-.
esyed ieet and many other distressing eonpnt when
into tbs srcnaOn and thrown upon vArous pa Of The
give rise to every malady accident man.
Four or I've the aaid Indian Vegetable vnty
four hours will in short time pat complete stock to Sick Has
sshs at ths tine hs digestive orraa will b restored "a
healthy tone and the blood completely purified tia. Sick Head
ashs or dseSss of any kind, v b in
J, WRIGHT . CO., Agents,
d ssoa ISL Chsrty,s stre.t
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sThe officers Of the steamer n q Twitch-
ell have our thanks for late papers from Louis
vile. tn IA Mn IA s5, n M sgS.
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Dofbear's Commercial College.
LOG CANAL STREET, 1O6
FOUNDED 1891

throughout the $3.50
THE DEPARTMENT for PENMANSHIp aud <ASxm
RookREEPISG Ia us heretofore aways under his af3
o special inHtrneion. ~ ZZ@@EsssiHfeGt
There added Mathematical Department ndng A,itb
mec Algebra Geome and
sith pae'ieai under The 81 Prot Geo
Chamosk. ceparmenfe the
ton Of Prof NJ B. Mccarthy Deparsntor French iaprnage
directed by Professor Raphael Vear Department snnish
directed by Prof Alberto de Tnrnr or he
directed BY Prof. Gusnvs Vidal Department Tor
lSher Hand by Prof.. Geo. Charno:k. 'o--f"''
lhe intended mainly o Adults and these
valuable, it that
learn any ~ thss other branches niione can do 40
without Whiting for other matters None bat the
pfeneed Professors engaged There are
nne sparten Reception Room elegantly for visitors 60
are interrupted In their
@ o. saeh Professor and also ROOMS that Pupils
houts practice each day All things w taught 40 they should
y ~ business and life Tho Engish Fruch
spanish ana Sstman OF lie
world and the social literary aud selfc greater
ltope snd AMERICA and daily
to 81 Fnps will be ersrcsea daily Reading Writing
and Speaking any Language they sh TO learn
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PROCEEDINGS OF STOCKTON FIRE co. No

k number OF ci,rs residing IN Tho y;enity az tina New s,n
having placed by She Mxsor ous of Tia Fi
gnss si.s Hose Cssse belonging 10 hs e;y
sanissd Fire Company Can't J.me. stock 10, having
enterprise the Company wa, named sftsr s.kto, VIZ
Company Mo- ~ y r. rarnsis was chosen Foreman win sn.
,ksr,y 10 appoint necessary osssr.
meeting held yesterday the organization wa, oou,s,sd and
Abe following preamble resolution passed.
psrysin city. svs.. frs thsr.tor.
AhAt ls P''ssaakso i tha ,hse0stwish the names
-'sA, = pnaihsa IN one o. more q ,hs eliy papers.
- ~ 1e, - W. e.aa,ey
=. Ls.s esotss w. pTrssysr 1r
'. =. Naelss. 1. =, Merritt,
. r. :. N0els :, a. a =. =, ward,
1nsnhs H. shie'as . Mecopnsii, -g
g ". s s,ssl.on' D D M NJ nss's'
Jamss r. Stockton, John eyton,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-03

VICKsHURG AND SHREVEPORT RAILROAD. Mr.
n. D. Coleman, agent and collector Of this road
addressed the following note to the editor of the
Vioksburg Sentinel, which appeared in that pa.
Per on the 10Th ult We are glad to see that ths
prospects Of an important work Of internal i'm.
provement are indeed hatterjng;
beg leave, through yonr paper, to Inform the stock
Company that another call Of 10 per cent falls dus o.
the lst OF December now at hand. would also inform,
the enss q the road that about eighty negroes under
Msssrs Heard Eaton and twenty under Mr. Rains have
arrived from Georgia to work road and that ninety
more under Mt Swanson and Others expected this
week. Those shat sre here came round BY water The
Barner Gordon and seavy have about two hundred and
city white on their respective snbconracts These
ahorers must be pAid by monthly estimates and ten
twenty miles Of iron to be paid for hope therefore
tnae the friends Of the enterprise viii be prompt.
srEEL's STArIoNERs' WAREHOUSE. Among
the many large establishments in the city Of New Orleans
that rival In the extent Of their stock and the amount Of
business transacted by them those which make the lory
and boast Of other cities there Is not perhaus any one
more notable and prominent than the literary warehouse
OIL. b Steel at No 80 Camp street. Occupying large
building That runs from Camp street to Bank Piazza and
towers four stories towards he stars every nook and
corner Ia FLIED with srtcls In tho ,,n \,
bis busiusss with books Of all kinda all SCIENCE. Il. .h
}se ana all ages with stationery In multiplicity Of
and price, and with Whatever else IL ever so
IN the catalogue Of great satiousry mart
II thu MORNINGS Crescent svsry good ind.x n n.
different departments Of stesls statonsn Warehou,.
'sn b. ssen and II H b found 70 contain almost sy,rv
Article that stopsry DO enumerated q belonging i
sreh an establishment. fuller supply Of standard
works, resent publications, and 81 ever article IL
Aet sppsrainisg either directly or indirectly 10 The
stationery husinsss could not perhaps BE- onnd any
uhsrs We recommend taauhers scholars busness men
~ ~ . glance q The adystissnsn q tAsy win car
10y net scrssthinE q Which thsy in need, Tho
asxt ssp i y osl and prssars Il.
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FsEncH BzASpIEs III Bosp. --R B. sykes vim
III Il sastion today hair past II O'Clock It Il. n,
~ suxs stoss mo- 81 Bisass street. near the eorpsr
d Regal saot ~ Essnch 0oensc Brandy susjsct 10 a.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-26

THE POSTAGE Law adopted March Bird, 1855.
provided that fron. and after January /. 1856.
',hc Postmaster General may require postmas-
tiers 10 place postage stamps upon all prepaid
letters upon which such stamps may not have
been placed by the writer" In view Of ,hi.
fact the Union says
We learn that The Postmaster GtneroIh has dc
cidedto require postmasfers 10 comply r'th. and
carry into effect his prorision Of the lar, aud if
not already done. to supply themselves with p ,-t-
nge stamps Accord ,giy hy sending Their orders
for them to the Third Assistant P"-tmaSt, Gen
eral. Of course i, is not intended nor expected
that this regulation shall throw upon %postmas-
tiers the labor of afixing postage stamps to let
tiers where the writer's might. without inconve-
nlence, have done it for themselves. The main
thing l. for postmasters TO keep themselves sup
lied with stamps that all person having occasion
to uso may readily obtain them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-26

GARRISON AND WISE TooETHER.-Mr. Lloyd
Garrison has written II long ietter to the Lee
ture Committee, declining their iviiation TO give
one # the lectures in the anti -slayesy course,
giving as his reason for ~ declini,l'the fact that
Atehison, TooInbs and other slav eholders had
been invited by the same Committee to lecture.
Wise would no, go to Boston because Garrison
and Others like him had been invited AN 1 Garrison
refuses because Wise and such as he W, are asked.
Both seem particular about The company they
are caught in.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-26
Personal Items.

Among recent promotions IN she a my We are
pleased to notice that Lieut.. Richard {. w.
Radford. If the 1t Dragons, 10 be Captain from
Sept. 4th, 1855. Capt. l.. is gallant son of
Bedford.
Col. John G.. Have, the Surveyor General 'ot
California, better hns WI, howeye or, ~ ldle never
to be- forgotten Col Jack Hays, the cornman-
der of the Texas Rangers in the Mexic IN war. is
in Washington city.
Mr.. Thackeray receives $1,000 for his lectures
on the Four Georges. in New York, and the Mer-
camille Library, under whose auspices the Y have
been delivered, will clear nearly twice tina sum.
General Cass has been invited by the Kansas
Free State Com ittce,to present their state con-
s|tiiution to the United States Senate. This will
place the oil gentleman in a ii yht place.
The Hon John S. Wells has accepted the dom
ocratic nomination for Governor of Maine
Clark Mills has finished the equestrian statue
of Jackson, t%-imili"r to that which aderns Lafa-
yette Square, Waslington.) for the city Of New
ORLEANS, where it will be inaugursted an the 9th
Of January next, with much pemp and ceremo-
ny.
Mile. Parcdi, accompanied by NJ. and Niue,
Strakosch. is giving concerts in the West. They
are at Louisville at present.
Mons. GODDARD. the aroaaut, ia company with
three or four ether g~eatlemen, made u success
ful ascension from Louisville LIST week, laadihg
safely fourtrrn miles down tte river On the Ia
diana side.
The Washington correspondent Of the Tribune
says: Major Ham tnnpd, late collector of Sam
Francisco, is reported +" he a detau'ter t" n large
amount. Lieet. Maynard of that city, and the
late Capt. FolSen are has %suretics.
The Hon. Jos. K. Chandler, ef Philadelphia,
has lately been delivering a course ct Hectares Mt
st. Louis, one Of them Oh the Inf uence OF religion
upon the character and condition of women"
His audiences have been large.
The election in the territory Of Nebraska for
a delegate ia Congress, has resulted IN tae sue
cess OF Bird Il. Chapman, esq. the democratic
candidate. There were three other candidates.
1t i. reported that Secretary Dobbin intends
to resign has place in the Cabinet. immediately
after the convoning 10 C5nsress,in conse qnenceo OF
i'll health, and to GO South, either t" Florida Or
Cuba. Who is 70 succeed him, will be the next
question.
DIR. Gwin is going back t" California by the
next steamer. This shows that h. has abandon
ed all idea "f claiming hi, seat in the Senate.
by virtue of the election Of last year, As was pro-
posed by his organ the Placer Times.
The Washington Star says that George Laws
batteries viii be turned against Mr.. iiavens,pro-
iccts fo, the SpcakersaiP Of the next Congress.
because of his relations to Mr.. Fillm"rc,a leading
rival of laws among the Know othings for the
! Presidency.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-26

THE DEMOCRACY OF GEORGIA hive taken their
DO sition reiati We to the next Presidential election
what do the party in Virginiu design doing !
Thy would be wanting in regard for their nn-
cient renown, were they t. surrender the leader
ship to the party in any other Stnte. Will they
not cal n Convention and adopt resolutions, if
only for appearance sake. II will not do to let
the sceptrc pass away without IN effort. We
assure them. they need feel 10 embarrassment
about laying down any platform that will answer
their present necessity-no body Will expect
them TO stand on it longer than is convenient
Let them recollect that u few years Ego. after re-
solving that they would, under no political me-
c~essity" support a man who believed in the doc
trine of squatter sovereignty. they did shortly
after. with hardly any necessity. support Gen.
Cass, who believed in scarcely anything else
BY all means, let the Democracy of Virginia
meet in Convention, and adopt II big preamble
and a series of big resolutions. They never show
ia So great advantage rs when so employed
And, besides, the thing Ia absolutely necessa-
~ TO keep the Georgia pretenders from pushing
them from the stool of dominion. When shall
the Convention meet! Speak out, Mr.. Enquirer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-26

I Fun AnEAp.-it i idle To- suppose that helr
gates, avowing their adherence TO the Buffalo
plai form of l5is. can find a lmission inio the Tin
| einnati CONVENTION Union.
Why is it then, asks the National Organ. that
the administration retains ia ofice such men /!
Why did it remove Bronson from the Collector
ship Of New York city, The party which avows
il. adherence TO the Buffalo platform Of 1913 il
the ..Softs.e which the Taien claims 10 be the
true Democracy. The raior il playing a queer
game. Ii raies out of the Cincinnati ConYen-
tim tho ardent supporters of rhr President. II
the Buffalo platform men are not 10 be admitted.
the HarJs must. and the Hards are bitter oppo-
nenis Of the President and Marcy. Have Pierce
aud Marcy both Withdrawn from the canvass Of
1856. or what is the object Of the Union in ruling
out of the Cincinnati CO invent on their firm. I'M
wavering and steadfas It friends But. says the
Union. 1.-THE Softs were unfortunately inyeigled
by John Van Buren, into the adoption Of a plat
form which The great ma-s of the party could
not approve
The prominent feature Of This platform was an
endorsement Of the admin ~.trstion, which the
Union admits 1.-THE great mats .sf the party could
not approve" Thu. does the Union account for
the defeat in New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-26

ANTHONY BURNS AGAiN.-The famous Antho-
ny Burns has been sent by his friends, the aboli-
t%ionists, to Oberlin Colleg'. Ohio, IT, study for
the ministry He has applied to the church of
Jesus Christ. Mt Unioa Fanquier county, Va,
for a letter of distniss,"n in frllo ship. which
was promptly rcfused-and the proceedings of
the church are accompanied in the Port ROYAL
Gazette with Il letter from Elder John Clark. in
which Anthony is told many wholesome. truths.
and the law and the gospel" laid down very cor
rectly and severely upon his hackers.-- Pitsburg
Post.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-26

MESSAGE OF THE GoyER o OF TEXAS
Governor Pease. OF Texas. III his annaul mes
sage. recommends the acceptance of the act OF
Congress for The adjustment eftlle State debt
This debt being settled. the Co, ernor describes
Texas to be in a better financial condition than
anyo her State in the Union. She had in the treas
Dry 81 ,599.742 75 ON the frs, day of the present
month, besides the school fard.f over two mil
lions Of dollars. She has also a public domain,
the value of which can scarcely be estimated. -
The value Of her taxable properly during the
past year has increased about. II per cent. and
he therefore recommends a rad ,ciion. of taxation.
He also recommend a geological survey of the
State. a State University. an 'tsylum for the in
sane aud deaf and duml. an 10 proveinent in the
public school system, aud an increase, Of tao,num-
Der Of State judges. VITA IN creased salaries. md
opposes the probibitory itluor bill, but fasors a
'iudicious law" on the sub ect.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-26

PRINCE JOHN has ciawied out from the de
bris of fallen Soft -Shelliem in New York, and
uses hi first freedom to hit the Union a tn wack.
Listen to him
10 the Editors Of the Albany Atias:
GENTS: As anticipated, II systematic effort
is now making to establish the fact the democrats
of the state of New York were defeated at the
late the election through some act of omission or
commission of mine. To this | do not object,
but | desire the democrats of the state to under
stand who are the parties engaged in it, and |
shall take my own time and way of meeting it
You have copied. with silent approval, two as.
saults If this kind-one from the Rochester
Union and the other IRON the Ulster Republican.
Both are founded on my letter TO the Washington
Union, which YOU republished with high encomium
Mt the time it appeared. The Washington
Union and the New York Day Book are also en-
gagged in this effort.
VIII you do me the favor to publish this note!
Also. allow me to add that the Day BOOB (ately
,'hrunk one-half in size under the whitening ap.
proval of the Washington Union) earns Il scantv
subsistence at the New York Custom House, and
the editor Of the Ulster Republican is closely
aft liated with the same institution.
Yours truly j.. VAN buren,.
NV YORK, Nov. Is, 1865.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-26

Ak ENGLISH NoBLEMAN.-SirJ John Dean Paul,
the s~windling London Banker, who has been SEN
fenced to IA years transportation is, says an
English paper, first cousin to the Present Lord
Ravensworth. the Honorable Augustus and A.
dolphus Liddcll. the Rector at st Paul's, Knights
bridge. the Countess of Hardwicke,. Nicountess
Darlington, Lady Bloomfield. and above all. tho
Honorable Mrs. Ni,iliers, ~sister-in law, 10 tn.
Earl of Clarendon. lie married a daughter of
Sir John Lister Kaye, Bart. All this 'honora-
ble' and mobile relationship, it appears, coui,t
not make an honest man of 1.-THE honorable barn-
net"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-26

The South CAROLINA PAPERS are discussing
somewhat warmly the question whether that
State shall be represented in tke Democratic Ma
tieasl Convention at Cincinnski. We DO not i'm
agine it makes the slightest difference whether
the State is represented or not. We take it
for granted the Con~eaticn will gSninate whomso
ever II piesses. and that South Car.ains will sup
port him ns matter who sr what he may be-
The political prudery of tt;s State has not only
lost all innueaees bot has alnest ceased to be
amusing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-26

ing the number OF foreign pauprfs in that city to
he nearly four times as great as that OF the ma
tive-born and still. SAYS the Louisville Journal
We daily listen to er,ravaGan' peans to the sup"-
rioriiy of everything Of foreign origin over eve
thing American.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-26

THE RECr:NT ARM APPOINTMENTS It's sta
ted that the Secretary Of War has ordered a hoard
of army officers to assemble at Charleston. South
Carolina, 10 xaminc the recent citizen appoint
ments to the army. Several designations have
already been received from those who were or
dered to appear before the board for examina-
ton.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-26
NV YORK, Nov. Is, 1865.

AN lMPRoMPIU MISUNDERSTANDING excitement
has be en occa>ip1ed during the past week in New
Hor k, among the parties Immediately interested,
by the elopement, from the New York Hotel. of
a very young lady. in company with an EpiSco-
pal c,'rg yman, TO whom she had been married.
The HI its is the daughter of a wealthy retired
merchant. aud her reverend husband is the son
of hig hiy respectable Quaker publisher of that
CITY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-26
wAsnENGroN WoCsE

IS ALs/EATING S~ALOOS-fhe pro,tia,or of ,b;auNn
kown Restaurant takes pleasure in announci,,c IN
-. hsiiiends and the public generally that. his es,sbs
me having gust under gone a complete. renovation mi ~
p Whiting, is now OPEN FOR II SEASON Uayinr nnr
u esfr'!ses oil al experienced Cook, from Petersburg. IN. ~,
a nj all the delicacies If the season. will he s.,,T.l =" - t""'",
nor" nt ~ q nla.hef satisfactory to the most Elicunar t,stc.
Liquors, Wines, and choicest brands Of Cigars ""f'
20 FREE LUNCH Dolly, at II o'clock a. NJ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-26

A PRoCLAMATIoN,-A few days ago, aftor the
marriage of Mr.. Meagher, the following proclama-
ton appe ued in the Boston Atlas:
FOLLOW the example of the patriot Meagher,
and rush IT, arms Become at once united Irish
men!
'P. She London Times will please corv. -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-26

John VAN BUREN's FLAsK.-We have been
shown. by cur friend, Charlie Maurice, the iiien-
tic.l ballot box out OF which John Van Buren, ga
his $50. 900 Soft majority" II holds about a pint.
It can he seen at all hours ut Nats.-Chautau
QUE Democrat. Nop. Ia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-26

TIC OR FAMILY PHYsIc-This is the best, cheapest sid
most efficient Cathartic ever offered to the pnlEe. -
tasteless, thereby avoiding the nauseating eifc't Of rA
Oil, SIENNA, &c,1 and produces no gripping or other lnniu SA'
sations. Unlike all other purgatiyes, it searches 10 the bottom
of the disease, thoroughly clcanses the stomach andlesVtsn 100
bowels entirely free from costivenesS. No Ianhy shouu !,
without it. Children drink it readily and without forcing ana
no medicine is more highly recommended by the nedieal4'
ulty.
Give it a trial, and then Judge for yourselves. 1t can be ha
wholesale and retail at DIR. Wright's Principal Delo'' y.
Broadway, n. Y; Purcell, Ladd & Cos, Richmond ouo@.
& Whitehead's, J. II. Thompson 81 Cos, Lynehburgi Su a
the principal Drug stores throughout the STATE. ..l
DIR. Wright will pay n THOUSAND DOLLARS Wt :" %
discovery of any admixture other than purely SegetabC mM
Liquid Cathartic' or Vegetable Family Phys ic, by snaEsS"
chemical process. aug II2-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-26

Ladies' snppe-r.-rhe Ladies of IN. sccoos pr,,,,,..,
= n "a4S "tt nave SupPFRon Wednes ana Thursday ,igL,s
'neAt' III IT.. yrceS building, nrSt door to Citizen. l. ,GnnS
! nh to' the purpose # RAISING fa al to pay Tor eu"I sin,
taeir Etinreh building. - '"' SID
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-26

From . recent report Of the Superintendent Of
the Louisville Alns-house, it appears that thsr<
ere las Foreign paupsrs to 20 American, show
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-26

Mr.. BUCuASAS AND HIS MissioS.-A Wash
ington letter To the New York Courier says that
the mission Of Mr.. Buchanan has undoubtedly ter
minated. Letters OF recall were forwarded at his
own request by the steamer ofthree weeks since.
He is expected 10 return III the course OF the com
ing winter. No successor will be appointed until
after the meeting of the Senate. Hon. Nathan
Appleton. a very capable gentleman, Secretary
of the Legation. will discharge the duties OF min
ister until a new appointment il regularly made
and confirmed. The Admin istration desires it to
be- understood that Mr.. Buchanan wns solicited to
remnin after signifyiug his intention TO return on
the 9th of October. Directions were given him
to remain at his post until q certain matter OF
business. incident to his duties, was concluded.
The business is said Ia have been the tnsk at duly
representing to the British Government the SEN
timents ct the government on the recruiting ct
soldiers for the Eastern wnr within our liiniis.and
the parts which Mr.. CHAMPION and several British
Consuls had borne therein. From the speedy re-
linquishment Of his station by Mr.. Buchanan. it
is inferred that he has experienced no difficulty
in obtaining trom Lord Palm erston suitable atone
ment for this offence against our national sovereign
".
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-26
Busineaa Notice.

Mr.. FRANCIS THORNTON has been appointed
our agent to make collection ct claims due this
Office in the city. We trust that it may suit the
convenience Of those TO whom he may present nc
counts ia make prompt settlements.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-26

obacco--Inspeetlon only a few bids -. Nov q,
Lugs from cd 70 10 s6D. Leaf from ST ~ - soy, Sale =
bose parcels is selling TO a moderate extent - - Tor nfs IN
TO Siea Leaf siooto $500 with Occasional 80 ron ; =
qualities, at higher prices. faeris Il bas.
WHfaI-Ih market i active, with sales At 81