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increase for the week .....
Condition Of the Banks on the Saturday of ee
The LIST StpieDlbey, 1855

The balance of the mails by the Pacific from Liverpool
received to-day. There had been considerable fuc
tuaon in the French Funds. On Thursday Dec 49, the
peace revived and excited much speculation
the Bourse though the highest quotations the week
previous not recovered Credit Mo6r Bank shares
which had gone up to l400 francs, left Off 1906 The
Three per cent Rees Ga SO to 665 The accounts from
Hamburg represent advance in interest per Ct
and from Vienna the advces less favorable There
is reported Money panic in Russia The suspension of
payments the Bank Odessa had run on the
Banks at Moscow and other points in the Empire and
Bank Notes refused by the people in many cases.
the boarding of Gold and Silver resorted to- The Govern
ment has been driven to the issue of paper circulation in
large amounts in of the lowest conceivable
denominations. loan of so millions rubles about 40
millions dollars had been arranged by Stegr, the Gov
eminent Banker in Berlin third in Hamburg
and the remainder in Holland at the rates of 50
cent for Five per cent Stock The London Times re-
marks this measure:
The statement that the house of Mendelssohn which is
been allowed by the Pfussau Government to open sub
scrptions in that capital for the attempted Russian loan
100000 of roubes, about f8 sterling has
been received with surprise amounting almost disbe
lief The readiness of Prussia every way the
proongaton of the and to furnish the Court OF st.
Petersburg all possible supplies for the purpose not
UNDERSTOOD but it thought that her caution was too
great to allow her to adopt any other than indirect
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IL. .7
New YoRR, January The Havre steamer Arago
arrived at this port yesterday bringing dates from Liver
pool and London December 49, being four days later
than the advices of the Pacific. z~5. -. g.
Liyerpool Cotton Market. -,..
The market was quiet, without any change in prices
since the departure Pacific Sales Of three days
$4,000 bales Of which SPECTATORS took $500 Orleans
Fair 61ad Mddling 53&d.
Breadstufs
Flour and Wheat are both reported dull but without
any quotable change in prices.
Corn opened buoyant'y, but closed heavy
Provisions a-4 .l a..
Are generally unchanged, and the market IS quiet ard
inactive. G.., ~ +.
Money AhalAes,
oohsols are 9uoteu a. ooa' LIE DahA "a ffsNse "sS
20 la'sea US iates VI uiseouh'. E.,..
From Inc seat OF war.
The capture Of Kars by the Russians is confirmed Six
teen thousand Turkish troops with Gen. Williams and
nine Pachas taken prisoners and hundred and
twenty field pieces and other munitions Of war were cap
sured'
Gen. beduton mas established MS headquarters az
huta and intends shortly TO assume offensive operations
against Anakala and the redonbe OF hu HIS army is
aoonaan'ly snppheo WIN provisions py inc
~ aes' D0t"een ha'' o." az A0'N ~ Wv
rNus sst
every snng is quiet IN sne Crlmea afeat
arg continued 70 Dc lhas lor Tue o 'hs Din
isn hee1 IN ante'paHoh VI tne spring campaign Al 'he
baiuc'
1 W.. Na onu ~ = 49, .,
~ D"' 1,e", -l' 10,
Aeo 'Ns"s5 80 90 -
- s" A-'e7g 80 ~ t' - 1oai' = 'N . 80
| 49,. - - :
| SN1.N'l -... .....-.-'
| Aeo ~ . ''A'''.o"s r-.
noune hssefhaSs le1 'ehha i0r oh tne
loIn win important alspatches containing proposons
ior treaty ot peace. fe 10 hnstrucseo " Ae'erh 'e
datey In case the czar refuses TO accept tnem ana II Is
stared that In event OF refusal austria WAL her
AMBASSADOR from 81. fetersourg'
the anlculty between inc fsench anu hnshsn govern
MENUS leiasl'e 10 1he coha''iohs On WHICH paee snou
De maae mas peen arranged through the eo1's "a 'ne
hing Oh earalnis.
me ffusSian AApassaoos 1eacneo 1' re'eisouis o'
| the SUI
Inc hoya man steamship eanaos from h'Ferpooi or
bostoh' WIN A'epooi oa'es 10 ee @I anu ho" Oh heE
| seventeen Jay o"s' mas hos yet arrived s'
| Massachusetts Politics M
BosroN, January 4-Goy. Gardner, in his message,
which was delivered before the Legislature to-day re-
commenas the repeal OF the"Personai Liberty Bill
Washington Affairs r.
WASHINGTON, January 4.-In the Senate the financial
report received and ten thousand copies ordered to
printed Senator Hale attacked the ground taken by
the President in his message relative to Kansas affairs
Adjourned until Monday. a." "
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Presents for the holidays.
P. NJ 4 L A R D,
h ROYAL STREET. III

VA VA
g Has just received sbip Suffolk Wrsemburg
Europe, select OF MERCHANDISE which ha
the LOWEST MARKET PRICE, with reduction for pur
cbsEets, consisting OF
LOOKING GLASSES Of all sizes
style;
WRITING DESKS tcaed instre Mahogany and Ose
PARLOR SET, in Mahogany Rosewood;
PRAYER-CHAIRs, TABLES, ETEGERES PIANO STOOLS, Mu-
SIC STANDS and lot OF small Fancy Pieces suitable for Holt
day Presents;
great variety of choice PAPER MAcHE GOODS from Boug
SILVER AND PLATED ALFENID DE WARE;
CUTLERY;
SPLENDID DINNER AND TEA CHINA SETS, White, Gil. and
Decorated;
GLASSWARE AND TABLE CLOTHS;
FANCY CHINA VASES, FLoWER-PoTs, CANDLESTICKs
sTATuETTEs AND CLOCKS, Richly Painted;
COMPLETE TOILET SETS
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, for sau Evening Parties;
Always GU hand from his Mlnuactory-
PARLOR, BEDROOM AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE;
SPRING AND HAIR MATTRESSES,
CURTAIN MATERIALS;
LAaPAs, BRocATGL INDIAN AND SILK WoRsTED DAMAsK
ALGERINE, LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS
MOSQUITO NETTING;
cHtNTZ G lslFS, LOOPS AND TASsELS;
WINDOW. SHADES. C0RNICEs;
CURTAIN PINS AND BANDS;
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF LAMPS,
BRONZE MANTEL CLOCKS AND CUT GLASS WARE;
EVERY VARIETY OF LAMPS;
BRONZE M4NTEL CLOCKS,
SPLENDID SETS CUT GLASS WARE,
oDEuR CASES OF CRYSTAL EBONY
TORTOISE SHE'LL AND PEARL;
DESKS AND ESCRUToiRES, OF pAPIER MACaE EBONY
ROSE WOOD, etc
FINE TABLE CUTLERY;
PARIAN MARBLE VASES;
SPLENDID SETS OF OLD OAK FURNITURE.
All comprising hn stock, complete
be found in the South, The will VARIETY
OF GOODS suitable for Holiday Presents and that defy
competition DAG 7pf :
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ODD Fellows HALL.-The second grand
concert of Mile Parod, assisted by Mime Amalia Patti
strakosch and Sgnor Leonardo under the direction Of
Mr. Strakosch occurred last evening at the Odd Fellows
Hail. and successful in the highest degree The great
hall filled to OVERCOMING and of those present. deci
dedy the larger portion ladies making audience
which, for talent and loneliness is very rarely equaled
here-never exoeed elsewhere.
The programme announced number of operate, orr
gnal, ballad and popular pieces all of which were rem
dered with ush correctness to inspire repeated
Mile Parodi and Madame Strakosch were in excellent
voice. and confident that the fingers of strakoseh
more rapidly, correctly over the keys
Of the piano. As the programme very long, COM
prsng twenty-five different pieces the hour at which the
concert closed somewhat later than the usual for
musical performances and the pleasure those present
was accordingly greater aud more heightened.
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DEPARTURES THIS DAY

d ARKANSAS RIVER.
c. Hays Braudenburg master at O'Clock. Lewis Snapp
& Co., 81 Front street, agents.
RIVER.
susquehanua, Whittenberg, master O'Clock j. E. Hyde
s. Co., &c Poydras street, agents.
Queen City Neal MASTER at 5. ] L. Hyde Co.. Sc Poy-
dras street, gents.
uPPER mIssIssIpPI.
Granite State Ford master, at O'Clock John E. Hyde
s. Co., 66 Poydras street, agents.
LOWER MIssissIPPI.
Magnolia, Thomssson, master, O'Clock T. B. Smith -
New Levee street, agent. ...
Princess Holiness MASTER O'Clock. Carroll Pritchard
Co., Union Row, So Carondelet street, agents.
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ns- Among diseases. dvspepsia and

~ Among diseases, dyspepsia and liver
complaint rank most difficult We pleased
point remedy which has proved eetual many
and which safely recommend
liz has been the reseuns thousands uumy
We the Hollands Grmsn Bers prepared
NJ jackson the German Medicine ssore 100 Arch Phade
pha. See aaTsrtiGeuept, jani Imd&W
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The Money market continues to be well supplied one
hundred and sixty thousand dollars long cotton
factors acceptances placed Saturday and to-day
at per ct OF good second grade there but little doing
from the fact that houses very chary about
ing and very limited quantity of this kind Of paper ap
pears on the market 40.
There few operations in Stocks to-day say
sixty shares Louisiana State Bank $3.50 nett and 100
shares Canal Bank on P. T.
There was good demand for Northern funds to-day
Checks New York freely taken at some of the
Banks at Il per CT dis. Private dealers selling
u aud q, the latter for round sums Good sixty day
bills offered freely, and taken at az to by the
Banks bankers drafts time held at 2 to az
The supply of Sterling is large and prices again receded
to-day good clear bills sold 10Y. We heard of
transactions in bills adng continue cur rates as
below. There sales of Francs at so days sight at
5S21 the general range within quotations though
the general supply Of bills is large operations are of the
nature. @Hl t@.'.. .a.
s.sy days sadsa a s ias
s, 1y days on P Pas s ssat rqn
Sixty days New YORK. Bankers i cent dis
Ii ty days On Ss~ fSls general T cent da
Ten days New York = cent ds
Checks, baoE private 4 cent
On the Western cities the demand is rather limited
though Exchange dealers Camp street furnish any
amount Louisville Cincinnati and ST. Louis 1t is
ny use ZOE traaeEs TO De ugug specie about when good
Exchange can be had st all times at saving rates and
New York Philadelphia Exchange is always saeabe in
any of the towns and cities of the West
-Four days later intelligence from Europe received
this evening" brought by The Hayre steamer Arago ar
rived at New York Peace plenty though we
have expectation that the proposals of tbs Allied
Powers will be acceded to.
Tomorrow being the Eighth of January it will be OBJ
served as general holiday Legislative enactment having
apda all jt,,+in
will be closed, and business generally will 10 doubt be
suspended.
Condition the Banks Of this city for the suee ending Sat-
u1dag January ), 1866.
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AMERICAN pARTY-sTArE COUNCIL.

NUITCE To DELEGAFES.-Ine DeIegates from
the Councils o. the American Party OF the
will assemble in tie Concert Room, Felows Hail. entrance Ga
Laiaystt, street, THIS EVENING, o'clock.
jams By order of she President
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III y DAHL Y OR ESQ IL L.
DIRT rAI JOURNAL or TIE CITY.
/. n q Il III 8

$ ERMS:#
THE Crescent will bs regularly served 10 subscribers ia the city
eary hour evsry morning, Sundays eTcepsdl for so
yeh half and aunrtsT 81 the came rates. Or
s$ 20 cent? week, payable y The carriers.
in al cases. " ~
Z every subsequent insertion, 80 eshsa.
page charged
pabshea vii. haged 81 aarare
y As Tor every iuaerien. NJ sg III. s4
published month
ps mill iii as paid option the Pro-
prietoFs. s#
Eiberal Discount will be made e sdyersiasrs'
TN u DAILY a n EsGEN5p
witch IL desirable fadu for advertisers.
AZ FAIRLY PArEn eialasss largely reaching many huns
deaa and being rssd before the ar
be sdssntsgeeusIr Published ID ta columns.
III d WEE KLY or Es CENT
every Monday at es invariably in ed
Having an extensive circulation Throughout Louisiana,
sisaipp Akaasss Texas and other States II
spss fayerabe adversers making their
known Advertisements per square,
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8 CITIZEN We have received and read .
very interesting Communication, signed Citizen which
precluded BY rule from the writer
mot having furnished us with his name, $
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DoNETTI's ACTING MONKEYS Everybody will
doubtless be on the qu vve to this novel and extraor
binary entertsinment-monkeys dressed ladies and
gentsmen Of the Courts of Queen Ann and Elizabeth
Louis XVI, Ia miaire, etc. We presume independent
Of their correct deneations and performances they
will prove sufficiently attractive to draw crowded houses
for month ct least. No who values innocent amuse-
ment good hearty laugh the foes OF the human
Species faithfully portrayed by troupe mimic act
ots should fail to this exhibition. We predict gem
eEal rush to see them while they remain.
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IS TEE sAge,'


match broken eff and the parties reunited
B. of Fifth Avenue engaged 10 H. WI, Of Twenty
street. One eTenng coe versaou gentleman discovered
the lady had dagreeabe breath. s passion imme
began cool aud finally he ceased visit the
The lady suspected the sought for remedy
vertsed denfce the Ba THOUSAND purchased
the article used three weeks, meeting
the gentleman by accident at mutual friends house, beggt
him ossse the for his conduct In the
veraaon he discovered he have mistaken apoogzed
lady explained the Wondered effect the Bal yesterday
bridegroom bore the bushng bride in her adea
adsagreeabe breath may be cared.''-LTimeg.
Sold by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
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ST. CHARLES THEATER BALL--The second
grand ball at the ST. Charles theater for the present
season. of this evening, with all the accompani-
nent requisites to insure success. The celebrity which
the balls ct the ST. Charles Theatsr enjoyed last year.
asucfent guarantee that the present will be- in all
respects agreeable and amusing Those who wish to en-
joy themselves upon the light fantastic toe in the
Of the waltz Or in general bewldermen Of masks
strange disguses, should make their attendance GER
Hota HI / L Is ! & 3
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Osgood's zedia CMolagogue.

Gshoud be distinctly understood ha. the INDIA CHoLAGoGCE
prepared expressly couneaot the effects
upon The human yatsn. equally ehsctun
Diseases s kinda Liver Complaint Jaundice Dyspeptn
forms Of ndgeon such this
morbid influence the euuueratei Bg barring
in mind the ohs Of the emFd mistake specification
For Ague Cake Enlargement of the Spleen will
invaluable remedy In Of long standing should be
Eevera month"; BY rauce rarely reducing the organ
to its natural aud healthy
vduais travelling miasma districts of country, will ind .hE
remedy in the uEus three day. peree
protection against the ague and other diseases of The
E For sae New Orleans Wholesale RETAIL proprietor'a
pricef,by
J. WRIGHT s. CO.,
jams 1881 ISL spd a Chartrea street New orlesus,
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dend Of twenty-five per cent. of the mails due which
brings orr dates the Atlantic cities ray Boston and
NswYork 70 the 18th from Philadelphia and Baltimore
of the same Charleston nothing. There will be four
malls due this morning II should be fortunate AS
to receive readers will be duly
aaiirsad.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-08

MILE PARoDIs CoNCERr.-The next and last,
but one, Of Mile Parodi's concerts in this CITY, will be
given at the Odd Fellowb' Hall tomorrow Wednesday
evening. NJ. and Mime strakosch and Sig Leonard will
contribute to the interest Of the OCCASION with their
nen musical talent. The pieces selected set forth In
the published programme, exceedingly varied, and
will we'll repay those who attend. Tickets with secured
Seats be obtained at the music stores of Hewitt and
Werlein, on Camp street at Nosmans St. Charles Book
Store, and at the ST. Louis Hotel
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Z - We are indebted to the purser Of tht
steamer d Vanderbilt for late Florida papers.
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PNfetaEO07sS.

Colored Cashmere PANTS, q. reduced pricsa. --. ,
LEIGHTON s. BARBOT,
jAns 2p6t corner Of St, Charles ard Canal streets.
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.Gz9- A meeting of the members of the Ameri-
Party residing the Second Representative District
Julia and Thelis stree will take place their No.
Basn SATURDAY EVENING NEXT the 9h iust al o'clock
Every member so be present. business Importance
Will be transacted. JAMS I'd
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PICTORIAL PAPERs.-We are indebted to J. C.
Morgan Exchange Place. adjoining the Post oce for the
last numbers of the Illustrated London News" Illus
tratsd Times" and Frank Leslie's Illustrated News
paper"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-08

The FLOATING PALACE MusEuM.--The Float
ing Palsce and James Raymond moored at the foot Of
Canal street, according contract have been Wis
tied BY large numbers Of apparently delighted people, 1t
was amusing to observe the difference of the tastes Of the
spectators Groups surrounded the various objects Of
paramount interest," each according to his peculiar fancy
frequently regardless Of the thousand and one other
surostes that abounded in every direction We noticed
the white polar bear which arrived here on the steam
ship Grenada was exposed in the the vessel not
having yet been placed in the position allotted to him
Every body appeared engrossed with the exhibition and
glad to be able to recommend it to families as an
instructive as we'll an interesting entertainment The
Congo Mnsres in the Music Hail. ELECTED vocsrous ap
plause. To-day the Orphan Asylums continue their
visits each in turn
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J5~ $3 O 90 O -&N
IMPROVED HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY
By AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.

By AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
EOft G1IAles Academy Lottery
SCHEDULE FOR JANUARY, 1856.
GLASS II.
TO BE DRAWN JAN'Y 23d 1856. THE CITY OF ATLANTA
GEORGIA, WHEN PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
G S so, % 00-I
Will be distributed according following aable Sci ee
One Prize to every Ten Tickets.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000!
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERs.
RGS- Tickets 35; Halves az sOi Quarters II Is,
~ Bills on all solvent taken at par All Communication,
strictly confidential.
SAMUEL SWAN. Agent Manager,
!'N.'' Atlanta, Genrsia.
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STATE AMERICAN PARTY.--By o no
tice in another column it will be that the Delegates
from the various Councils of the American party through
out the State requested to meet in concert room
OF Odd Feows' Hail. this evening at O'Clock, as matters
OF great to The wellbeing of the pary
interest to the future of the organization will be
presented Afal attendance of the Delegates from all
. part8 Of the State may be expected.
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GENTLEMEN's CLorH1Ne.--Alfred Munroe &
Co.. No 81 Magazine street. have just received at their
great clothing warehouse very large varied durable
and elegant supply Of clothing for gentlemen boys and
children Their stock comprises every thing needed for
full and entire wardrobe made of all syea and colos
goods and of all sizes and shapes Their prices are in
accordance with the tmesawaya low those of any
other establishmentand deviation Is ever mado in
them. Gentlemen wishing to purchase for themselves
for children for plantation purposes do well to call
at Munroe examine the goods and make ther selections
The advertisement, in another column gives general
outline of tbs stock they hare on hand and We refer OIL
readers to it.
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SFaSy,[s-S FeSFfSs

large assortment Of Leightons PREMIUM SHIRTS always on
hand, OF all atyles, sIeu and Qualities,
4" % LEIGHTON g. BARBOTS,
corner OF ST. Charles and Canal sreets.
ka Shirts made Mandatory, los Grand street. neal
2p6t
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OvERCoATs, COATS, PANrALooNs AND SHIRTS
Leighton s. Barbot, corner of st. Charles and Canal
streets whose reputation for the durability aud elegance
Of the articles sold BY them is only equaled by the repu
taon they have for selling at the very lowest prices have
nov supply of oYercoats coats pantaoons shirts and
miscellaneous articles for genemens wear, not surpassed
In this city Their shirts the celebrated Leighton
premiuns-than which nothing elegant or excellent
IS any Where and their Other articles made
expressly TO order Tor this market comprise all the fash
ions and novelties of the season Gentlemen who are in
creasng and improving their wardrobes should call at
the corner Of st Charles and Canal streets before going
elsewhere. See the advertisements
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CorToN. The receipts Of cotton since satur--
day morning Last up O'Clock last evening" BY the
Eastport, from Tennessee river, 1851 bales Lone Star
from Shreveport. per sydonia 121 Planter, from
Tchula, Princess, from Veksburg, 2496; sWanp
FOX, from Grand Ecore, a3s Music from Port Hudson
Rspides, from Alexandria $751; Sherman, from,
Ouachita river, ,210 sundry small boats, 10 Total
bales OF sugar hhds, sTas barrels and $50
farrals moIasses
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FGessGOCeR

EeeBGOCeGg
FROM No. IS TO II ROYAL STREET.
A supply Of CREME De BoUzY CHAMPAGNE ii quartz aud
pn constantly hand, which eqa the shs
thiB z afket.
.. OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING aud STILL HocK MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES
BBAN DIES:
SAEERAC, the vintage Of lTe 1sG5
HIsKT
OF all desetiptiona-Scoch, Irish, Rye Beurbon.
ALE and PORTER in pins aud quarts.
On hand usual assortment OF the VINES LIQUORS
in the market which will b bold terms lny ether
house in The city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. epy M n a,vaI.,.ost
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NOTTOE.
T. RRlDGEWATER MINERAL, pA,NT THE

the ST. a necessary 10 public that they
Soa ~ of sa'e Of the bRlDG PAINT
1iAoia hiaasaippi and Texas
nv 70 send their
efchhnA
tba Si VI ne uhaeghed II beeomea necessary I'M
prevent iafsnef Imposition
is RANT 1t is within
soiJ in 81; tnst fAfioas substances
~ phtes, boh thb city,
condenaJ M ha thua The BTidgewater sble bs
IN & " mineral This, III persisted
er ane ntetesla Of the Company and Teuds4
soIo A-s,ts .r,l ca y. =. boGEilT CamEp street,
TsnH s't'ef Of LoulGpa, AlBbeIna and
' siyS0 2pj