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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-12
MARINE JOURNAL,
PORT OF NETWORK.


Steamshps-Asia (Br Lott Liverpool T. Guard; C.h,v.
bs Bullock. Hsvans, Livingston, CrocherOs 4 Co.
Ships-Ba, Zere.n Liverpool, Leresa Co Braseys,e,
Bar.tow Liverpool. William. Guion Emma, MeK.Als
Liverpool j. W. Elwel Coz s. s Bishop Psl.AepAiA.
Geo. Slavery
Bsrks-Bertta Leland Glasgow, Nemith Sons; VOYAGE
Barbados 7. Dwight. . o.,
Bhss-Rover OBJ, Ehin, S.; John, NIB; A smiiher' L
Co Sega DAM Chrsisnsen, ST. john r. Nelson Clen
epts Co. Reindeer, lBrl Curtis Halifax Hamilton s'os
Clyae (Brl. Wbpple WindsoT. :. w. Lewis Go.
Schooner.-T D. Wagner Smith, Charleston, Dollner P@
ter John Boston Lingo savannah scranton TAlman LAa
rel tBrl UHara Halifax, McASif Wheeiochi Pearl, -
EliN.bcthport Maria Lindsay Wsrehsm, Corning Bento
& Co; Fair Bell, Baltimore Mailer, Lord 9nereani ~
staples Sspes Bridgeport, master; Fleet. Wing, Davis
AnsscIcols r. Post " Raleigh Msnkip, Savannah, j. r.
GILMORE Co. Brosdield, Fish, Boston, ). w. Lewis.
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Wheat. S77so bush Corn l: pigs Ashes ga do wal, =,
By Eric Raa,oad-s7Tl bbl' Flour 80 p.s. WISH, IA
do Pork.
81 usson Rirer Raodd for tie r>et970 bead Of Cattle
oess Wnton 80 Hogs I79 pkss su1drios 2fi bash Pot.
to,. 90 do Oats 1888 gallons MIX " bbs Apples 10 bss
HAY 1884 pkEs Paper u tuns Marble u pkss Bsef~hsts
Flour ,.oo, - 49,.
Rr IA. H1yiem Railroad for the so5 cans NH ~
Cattle y Cows S25 Calves 5 sheep, IS s9 Dressed HOss
fs,g 10 Poul,ry Pike. Sundres 80 bush Oats 40 "a
Te,d $50 Potatoes u, psgs ekSheN Flour, e sA
Cider lIs uns Marble $50 pkgs Pickles, Isl DO Han, Ia,
W.dSins 8 e62 pkss Paper
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COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT CIRcUTT.-Nos. ll9l, 730, g., $685.
1902 243 7Ts 1873 1875 2s5 7f8 Al l83 clio 1857
s62 SOL 64 2O65 6d 2O6 2Cy8, 2O9, 2le 2l4 237 2i2'
2l33 2l8, ll7l 49,, IA, y.
% 49, IS, Al, ~, IS, a. - -
SUPERIOR CouRr Trial Term.-Nos. go 6S3, 6S7
sos 7Oi 502 7C4 7C8 no 72l H. Us TO IN 9 5B,
- ISL ISL 7 ass $50 739 74O 74 72 7j 7i6, 7i 80 28L
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NEw-YoRK CLASSIFICATION.
Uplands. Florida Mobile. NO.

COFfEE-In view auction sale Of 500 tsss Adyer
ted Fd, the market for Rio quiet aud appears heavy
sales Of 40 & the latter price for small parcels
choice There activity in other descriptions; only
kno Of go Java being sold a; &c months. Stock Of
Rio At % OF hays
CASDLEs-Adamantine kirly inquired for at a c.
20 grade s,eaD command isle PAN Sperm t0c Pa.en.
do &c. fa Of the after qusty sold a. that figure.
DYEWOODs- In ST. Domins) LogNOod there has been
sitsrss doing for home consumpon and Of the
stocS nsarhs has been togLt az ss G eash duty
paid IN ctbsT binds the ;Jsrss lave tssH Limited The
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tn,
-, o,.,.c,,d hy gfipu aton 20 20, ,ho.e
seot , ~ ,n,lyips IL tho b'n.1t o' INC vesse' -
~ ph..h 80 ssi,tesoe leo - 20 anses on 49,
scnc although that "a ~ Hing Pr, - vo,I
- -, -. hnt only DEBT cn.ei n a. az
VIZ 80 ,ore. wbsrtsfe "a nc .vis.,-.
materials so,.iept 10 hen anu thy come ny" Ns'no
a.. DR.. where the coh'H SeH'1 VI oe'' u"'o ~ "
AI'hc a. "A ~ he vessel. ,..A-.
rhg co .eecdcsicn y hIsu oriytn Wv - a.,
a., os,not Be cxtsSded DC Iorc VIE 'eIi''''"' Nv" " W
e,nfv -, -. 4, r,,. ~. M, .iae
An etvfees OF furn' ~ 70 ,ne ~. =, csn no AZ,
a. ndyisses seqHneu ~ me Nc" ~ ,o sn,cifh
Ind 70 the vessel ~ otteT way '1~n "'9 " Wv
AFFECTIONS OF VIZ " INV Zoe, Comm, lner % 40 r.
Tho must soco-dnsy - oet9Ie IN =, H.. ~
t.iu II debt OF $50 was cr IN - -, - IS y a., le
ben. nlcs' 'han tS Aaos ~ ~ be dri.Sed
uher the Yen IVES Sled, "a, iDel y 49, :. : nj -. 80,
TIE htehsat VIII b. er'iile 70 9, -. a
sur that amount. The T>sse 1.aad -, 20 - - ~ "a 20
lailon all Sbts eontrsc't1 - nSrS - -
YoTs, ,r1 also '.Vl' az - - 49, $50 p
cation. orde- accordingly r,-e.,...u,
Loss {. Srcnecr as Inc steamboat Aitf-
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COURT OF GENERAL sESSIONS.-Nov. I.-Before


COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.-Nov 1l.-BefoTe
Recorder SMITH
Dennis Moran was tried and convicted of burglary
10 the third degree the premises Of Charles Semmermsn,
No III Alien street and sentenced to the State Prison for two
years.
Joseph Calvin was tried and convicted Of ielonously
receiving silver chace worth $40 which had been stolen
from the of Alfred 0oure No. 81 William street. lie
yemanded for sentence. This convict is old offender
Nicholas E,sng tired and convicted of petit lar
and sentenced fine of 800 and be imprisoned in
the Pehitentsry for six months
Fred. Ready convicted of petit larceny, second
sHense, aud received sentence similar to that of Esng
The COart then adjourned for the day.
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Markets. :. CARryrI1r REPORTED FOR The TRlBvsr


ASHES-The market Ia unsettled and irregular; the de-
fair ses Of so bbs 81 5oQ 81 80 for Pots and
ca ~ a SO % for Pearls
BFfswAX-Am,rcanJ yellow Is finn but hisher sale. Of
900 10 a. &c.
CoTTOS-The market Is more seed, aud Ia, been sctive
T shpnsat and home consumption Upward Of 5000 bales
lave b. taken quotations. The prices te better
srsdes somewhat gusr. The decline since Saturday Is
u u Ne
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BY Tclegraph.

BOsTON-Au. Nov. H. ship Flying Chiders, CronstaIL
CHARLEsToN-Arr. Noy II, a. mr. L. s. NJ. steamship
James AdgeT, Turner, from New York.
sANANNAH-Arr. Nov H. steamship Augusta, 81 hours
from New loIk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-12
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL TEtN--Nov H.
Before JEdge BRADY

Before Jsdge BRADY.
DEcIsIoS UNDER THE LIEN Law.
Tbemas Grogan The Mayor Aldermen and Ccmmonaty OF
the City Of New YorS, and Patrick McAelihe.
Several issues specially ordered to be tired by
Jury found that the work done and materials furnished by
defendant McAuG not done aud fnisbed In con-
formty the between the Defendants and that the
devaon In the work from such contract ot by the d.
Iecton Of the defendants except partially by tne achtects
There which be established 10 enable
mechanic material to recover Judgment against the
to mechanics and others lc There must be contract
The work materials done furnished must ne IN conformity
defendant be the of the land upon which the build
ing erected partially Otherwise and there must be some
thing due 10 the contractor to become due under the con-
tract.
These essential prerequisites and would be unjust to
defendant dispense with either but more
hold bin responsible mechanic material II the
work done materials furnished not and neither OF them
m in conformity 70 the contract and nothing therefore, due to
the IL IL that this would impose
the named the duty Of ascesnns that the materials
work In conformity the contracts but the law must
s.n 20 The owneI rsht Whom and them there
Pvity of contract and to whom they must De strSnger
all events this Court has decided the proposition here stated
Dixon La Fargo +. D. Smith, 72 aud il is sustained BY
every principle Of justice.
have also suffered by the omission Of the defendant McAufe
perform his contract and have derived benefit apparently
the labor and materials done and furnished nasmuch
building erected taken down by direction Of the 1sd
Educsn because- built according to the plans
specifications Nothing found to be due to the contractor
and there nothing justify the conclusion that he
entitled anything from the defendants the Mayor &c
For these Judgment must be rendered @ the defendant
Mayor against the defendant McAufe for the
Of $40 &c. with interest from 18th June 1855 Ordered
William A. Foster agt Noble Mecken
Motion to set aside inquest and verdict granted, on
Of the taxed and 50 costs Of the notion
Samuel Ingersol, &c, sgt. Jared w Post, &c .
Order extending time granted on filing bond, with
suTees who shall Justify IL double the amount
Of the Judgment conditioned that the defendant Post. viii not
nrsdcton Of this Court. until he elects 10 give the stipulation
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Passengers Arrived

II bars riyqinia, from BsyMgia-Cspt T. C. Tfeaivsn
NJ Joseph H and crew Of bark MsTie, j. j. DA Of Der,
IN hip p b. Cutting from Antreyp-TheodOre LOrr!as
Charles Bertrand
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-Nov H.
Before Coinmissi56er MORTON
MEsoUITA OUT ON BAIL.

On tho 6ppDcafiOn OF MS c0hnseI, AugusU C@sal
de Mcsquts this morning admitted TO bail Ia the OF
T6coO the criminal and -, 200 on the civil process
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MINIATURE ALNASAc....r His DAY
Srr-Rscs... 6:ill Se,s...... 4+f Moon-Sets. 7:0Su
wArER....rHis DAY.
Sandy Heck. Gal Gov Island 7:Slm HeGSs.... s;l2
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Dec. 1856 Inc. 5s2s,O52 Inc. 39s6sa Inc. 269,5s3
The following table shows the quantity of some Of
the principal articles of produce left at tidewater from
the commencement of navigation to the 9TH Novern-
her inclusive during the wears 1854 1855 and 1856:
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Dec. sO,59o Inc. 2s9,. so Inc. l29, 76

Dec. sO,5sO Inc. 40 Inc 9,06 Inc. 1908
BY reducing the wheat to -four, the quantity Of the
latter kt at tidswaer this year, compared with the
corresponding period of last year. shows an increase of
10, $3.50 bbls. of four
The aggregate quantity Of the same articles left at
tide water from the commencement of navigation to
the eth November Inclusive during the years 1855 and
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Receipts Of Prsduce.-Nov. IL.
6y Noi' Ry1 Essn - lG go Ibis Fovr, 1850 tp,h,
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The receipts of the Norwich and Worcester Road in
Octot er show over - 100 gain last yesr, instead Of
$500, as before reported.
The Horizon Boad vas opened today to Ripon, az
extension of l6 miles making the line 81 mfes long,
from the junction with the La Crosse Read.
The demand for B.eadstufs for export is large ane
,ow grades Of Flour are SC. better. The sales ere
$4,000 bbls. Wheat is also active for epment, some
90COO bush. having been taken. The sales of Com are
about 20 OOO bush. at lc BUSH advance. The feel
ing in Cotton lie ~ her better and the sales are 900
bales the Ia deu,ine previously reported. Middings
cell at - al2,c. Coffee is dull and heevy. The trans
actions in Sugars are checked by the mness of hold
ers. Molasses IL firm but quiet Mess Pork is very
heavy and sold at $l9 $40 %; Prime is slS, nom.
;naIv Mr. S>,.rs Coffee Circular saws:
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confidence in financial circles, and cbch the cJntrac
ton of the Banks One parcel Of 10000 Of gold
received iromthe West Yesterday.
The shipment by TO Liverpool packet tomorrow
promises to DC much sInoler than was anticipated.
Some Its which were ordered have been counter
ms-ded, and the shipment viii range probably between
500 eco and eco. The estimates Lost week were
that this steamer would take million.
twill be seen by advertise nent in another coumn'
that the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Company have
appointed the Ohio Life and Trust Company Register
Of the Stock Of that Company. All Certificates vii
require the signature of the proper officer of the Trust
Company as Register. Tie transfers Will be made as
urai at the office Of ire Toledo Company, This course
adopted time by the Cleveland, Column
bus and Cincinnati, the NewYork Central and other
Companies, and has gwen satisfaction. It prevents
the circulation of tl,e ridiculous ru1ors which are
started at intervals Freudiciate the Character of Com
panies where the Transfer and Register Books are kept
| at the same office.
After the adjournment Of the Board, the following
| sales Of Bonds AID Stocks made at auction:
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tc1norrcv "Wednesday al I2l O'Clock, at the Mer'
.,iants' z kchange.
Thors7son'. BarS Not Exporter quotes land war
rants ns folows:
Acres. Buyiur. Sei7r. Acres Burfnf SELLING
20 ............4I % 81 III l2D.............-.8 81
Co.,. ......... 81 81 100 .................N 81
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REMARKsWe have TO notice decline Of ic 70 on all de-
tons Of Rio Coffee the week At auction sale sh
inst whe forward only
taken 9QOIc averaging $50 y ID, the quality not being
sufficiently satisfy the wants OF the trade Total x-s
since my last report comprise 1875 bags Other kinds I'll
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-25

her noble-hearted husband made no inn
preston upon her? Do they imagine that
their Infamous charges Of gambling, Sab
bath-breaking, drunkenness. and debauch-
cry, upon him, inflicted no wounds upon
her womanly spirit ? Let them, rather
than make hypocritical appeals to Henry
Clay's friends, based upon the griefs of the
mother Of James 3. Clay, bow themselves
down into the dust Of humiliation, and re-
pent of the thousand crimes they have com
mtted upon the honor and integrity of the
sage who sleeps at Ashland
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-25

BSF The Union and american after pro-
nounciDg the Fremont ticket in Virginia a
''villainous hoax" asks-"Will the Know
Nothing papers Of Tennessee that have
given currency to the trick, have the JUS
'tice to publish the correction~ We trust
the Union and american will make SINH
lar request of the Chattanooga Advertiser,
Bolivar Democrat, Knoxville STANDARD, and
other Democratic papers which have re-
published the Indiana Electoral ticket for
gerry, and have not chad the justice to
publish the correction" SO far as we are
informed at present.
The Union and american will learn
from the following despatch to the New
York papers of the 10Th, that Fremont
ticket has been nominated in Virginia, al
though the one it declares a hoax was an
impostare
NOMINATION OF TIE REPUBLICAN ELEC-
T0RAL TICKET IN VIRGINIA.
WHEELING Sept lS.-The Virginia Republican
State Con invention was held here to day, and the
Fremont Electoral Ticket was nominated. There
was no disturbance.
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stop that rIlsrepresentnlion.


A correspondent of the Union and Amer-
icon, writing from Christiana, Rutherford
county, on Sunday last, gives what purports
to be an account of the debate at Muir.
freesboro, the day previous, between Mes
srS. Maynard and Polk. The writer says,
among other things
"Msior Polk asserted and defied his cornpeti-
tor to deny the assertions, that the Fillmore
party had not ticket for the local offices in a
single northern State, and that the Democratic
was the only party which dared to oppose the
Republican forces This statement Mr.. May
nard chose not to deny"
If Major Polk made any such assertion
as is here ascribed to him, it is good evil
dence of the want of information with
which even Democrats have charged him.
Elections are to come off this fall in Penn
sylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, New York,
Massachusetts,, Wisconsin, New Jersey, and
Michigan. In Pennsylvania the Americans
are supporting State ticket put in nOmi-
nation previous to the nomination of Ere
mont; and wherever there is any prospect
of success they have candidates of their
own for Congress and the Legislature. In
Ohio, they have State ticket, candidates
for Congress and the Legislature. In In
diana, they support for Governor and other
State officers, the ticket Of the Peoples
Convention, nominated last May; but have
separate and distinct tickets for members
of Congress and the Legislature. In Hi
nois, they have ticket for Governor, for
Congressman and for members Of the Leg
islature. In New York, they have full
State ticket, and candidates for Congress
and the Legislature In Massachusetts,
they have their separate ticket for Cover
nor and other State Offices. In Wisconsin,
they have their "local" tickets, and are
working zealOuSly in support of them. In
New Jersey, their separate candidate for
Governor is at the head Of all the Ameri-
can papers. We get no papers from Mich
igan, and can't say what is going on there.
Americans and Democrats seem to consider
the home of the great squatter sovereign,
CAss, given over to Fremont beyond re-
demption.
We have taken the trouble to expose
the unreliable statement which the cores
pondent of the Union and american puts
in the mouth of Major Polk, that our
readers may know what degree Of credence
to attach to representations by which
Democrats seek to make the people believe
that the Democratic is the only party
North (which dares to oppose the Repub-
lican forces"
If the only hope of the South for the
defeat Of the Republican forces rested upon
the Democratic party, the recent elections
in democratic Iowa and Maine give promi-
nence to the stunning fact that that hope
may as well be abandoned-it can never
be realized.
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The WIDOW of Hcnrr CInr.

Mrs Clay, subordinating propriety to
her affection for her son James b., has
committed the yenial error Of appearing in
print ia his defence. Her letter is a God
send to the Buchanan democracy, to sus-
tain whose cause her sou is spending his
energies and his leisure hours. 1t win be
their "harp OF a thousand strings for the
remainder of the canyass-the text Of hun
dreds Of hypocritical but most pathetic ser
mons We doubt not the mother-heart Of
Mrs. Clay is lacerated and torn by the as
saults that have been made upon her prod
igal son; she would be untrue 20 the deep,
and holy, and all-pervading affection Of q
mother if il were not But what right have
the Buchanan democracy 70 preach about
her sufrerings! DO they suppose the wife's
heart any less sensitive than the mother'si
Do they think that their damnable charge
of bargain, intrigue aud corruption upon
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-25
Gov. Jones in favor of "a Dissolution of
the Union.

The Memphis Appeal gives brief sketch
of the positions assumed by Gov. Jones in
his speech in Memphis on the 18th instant
1t says:
"IIavng disposed of this question, union of
the South upon the Democratic party)-hav-
ing shown that the principle upon which the
Kansas bill is passed, is the only principle
upon which the Sosth can remain in the Union
with honor, lie boldly proclaimed. that in the
event of its repeal and the restoration Of the
Missouri restriction, he WAS IN FAVOR OF
A DISSOLUTION OF THE UNION"
This is the same Gov. Jones who few
years since denounced diSunionists, North
and South, and declared that his highest
aspirations, CATER the Presidency was to
be the HANGMAN OF ALL SUCH TRAITORS!
Up to 1854, all of the leading statesmen,
of all parties, thought it no dishonor to
acquesce in the Missouri restriction, but it
is given to latter day political saints, to
discover, in the re-enactment Of it, that
which calls for a DISSOLUTION OF THE UNION,
and the wreck of our glorious Temple of
Liberty, the only refuge of freedom-loving
man on earth.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-25

E- Some of oGr democratic friends eX-
press surprise that the champions Of the
American party do not give more attention
to the discussion of the peculiar principles
Of the party. They need not trouble them
selves about this apparent neglect. Quite
enough is said about American principles
to impress upon the minds of the people
the purposes Of the party; but the record
Of Mr.. Buchanan and his supporters has
claims which cannot be overlooked, for a
moment, aud to them are superadded the
alarming condition OF the political affairs
Of the nation growing out of the mal-ad-
miniStration of the Ksnsas-Nebraska act
by the administration Of President Pierce.
Whilst the American speakers and presses
abate not one jot or title Of their desire to
propagate American sentiments, the inter
ests of their country demand Of them con-
slant aud unhinching exertions TO over
throw the plant candidate Of the democra-
cy, whose record contains so much that is
Objectionable, and whose pledges would
make bis administration nothing more than
a prolongation of that which now ehal-
lenges universal condemnation. When they
shall have succeeded in driving the demo
cracy from power and place, the people are
aware OF the principles upon which the
successful American party expect then to
conduct the government. :
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J. ]. CRITTENDEy.
The TRnuANrEpro SrAoE.RourR-The Ba

TIE TRHUASTEPEo STAGE-RouTE.-The Bal
timore American says;
"1'he stage-rOad between the Atlantic and
the Pacific, at Tehuantepec, which has long
been considered desideratum, is rapidly adj
vsneing towards CON Fiction, and il is suppos-
ed that carriages will DO Running from ocean
10 ocean by the FIRST of December. Thirty
miles of the road have been completed, and
the remainder is in such q state Of progress
that 20 doubt exists that about the lst Of Noe
vemher 1t viii be ready for The Stages. The
contractor Is about To order new iron steam
boat for the navigation Of the river, and 10
direct the bnilding Of coaches Tor the trans
portStion Of travellers and their luggage in
eighteen hours across the isthInus- A thou
sand men are nov At work, and the NEST diff
6eulf places have been overcome. An increas
ed force will soon be put on, aud il Is expected
that the entire distance, one hundred aud
eleven miles. viii be completed within the
next three months. When the road Is opea,
passengers win be wifhia four days travel Of
the Pacific coast from New Orleans, and In
len or eleven days can reach San Francisco
from the same CITY," b
aase 3 $50
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Grand Mass Convention

The Americans Of West Tennessee Invite the
friends Of Fillmore and Doaelson to grand
Mass MEErIxs and RAHBEoUE, st SoNER.
WILLIE. Pa TErTE COUNTY. eF
On Thursday, October sSd, 1856.
Distinguished sPsaksrs win be IN attendance.
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II G6oBs 81 ar ne STYLES. aa wn be eased 10
was apon 81 ghsir cd ffsads sna Ne pabhc generAiy
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