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EALL STOCK OF CARPETINGS-

Il IOOIh VI -
l. CHRISTIAN L LATIIROP would invite the at
tention of purchasers to their stock of Carpetings
comprising:
Rich Tapestry Velvet Carpets
Do do Brussels do
Do English do do
All of the most approved English manufacture.
Sup. Three-Ply and Ingram Carpets, of the best
American make known
Low priced Ingram Carpet, from 371z to IS cts
Rag and Hemp do
ALS0.-A full assortment of
Mosaic and Velvet Rugs Door Mats
Crumb Cloths "a, 1914 and l2-i Druggets
Stair Carpets, Stair Rods, &C., &c.
Curtain Materials
Lace and Muslin Curtains
Piano and Table Covers some very rich
SO "a CHRISTIAN a IkTHROp
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10 quarter i"
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In ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to address for the Tickets
ordered, receipt Of which they will be forwarded
by first mail. Purchasers can have Tickets ending IN
any figure they may designate.
The List Of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
81 Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain. and give their Post Office County and State
SIS Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay
able in full without deduction
So All prizes of 900 aud under paid immediate
y after the drawing. Other prizes at the usual time
of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
8. SWAN & CO., Augusta. Ga,
Or, g. SWAN CO., Richmond Va.
~ Persons residing near Montgomery. Ala..or
Atlanta, Georgia. can have their orders filed and
save time, by addressing s. SWAN CO., at either
of those cities.
81 A list of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount Of the prize that each one Ia
entitled to- will be published after every drawing In
the following papers: New Orleans Delta Mobile
Register, Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette.
Atlanta intelligencer, New York Weekly Day Book.
York Dispatch and Paulding (Miss) Clarion ss2s
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~ BOETTCHER.-NEW TRIMMING
~. AND FANCY sTORE.-I have this day opened.
at my New Store, No. III Broad street. the largest
W9st soWPets sna seles Of TEN
Giles ever offered for sale in this city-part being
purchased low in New York, and the finest articles
are my own direct importation from Europe-which
Loffer for sale upon very reasonable terms.
ask from the public friends and patrons contin-
of that confidence and patronage heretofore so
literally bestowed G. B0ETTCHER,
SO 2l-lm 1T Broad street
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$40 600 WORTH OF NEW FALL

street. has opened magnificent stock of the latest
styles OF Fall Goods, embracing rich Silks splendid
SILK Robes all wool Delanes fall yle Duca Plads,
description, Shawls Scarfs &C.; also, complete as
sortment OF Housekeeping Goods.
MAR attention is called to elegant assort-
ment of Cloaks and Jouvia's best Kid Gloves of nv
own importation, which have been pronounced by
the ladies' whe have tried Them superior to any O.
er glove offered in this market Combining nv sales
to cash customers, enables me to sell at extremely
low prices and call il most respectfi,lIy solicited
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PIANOS, &o.

I1E- NUNS & CLIRK'S PA
N0S.-SEvEN OCTAVE PIANOS.
" IN ?. II. TAYLOR has lust opened
Z Y y several SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS,
from the popular mandatory Of Messrs NUNS 4
CLARK, whose Instruments he has been selling during
the past thirty years. to the entire satisfaction of the
numerous purchasers. Alse Pianos of 81 octayes,
together with several excellent second hand nstru
nents, which will be sold at unusually low prices
at this establishment sn,y
HANO STOOLS. Of variety of patterns.
The most extensive assortment of MUSIC and Mu-
steal Instruments in the State p. III. TAYLOR
Je 23-ts Piano and Music Stere Governor street
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JACK CApE IN CouRr.-In the United States Cir
cult Court at Philadelphia Saturday last, Ed
win Forrest made an application to restrain the
lessee and manager of the Arch street theatre
from producing upon the boards of that theatre
the play Of Jack Cade, which was announced for
that evening. The complainant averred that said
play was written by the Hon. r. T. Conrad, and
by him assigned to Mr.. Forrest for full and valu-
able consideration That under the Act of Con
gress Of Sth August 1856 he filed a copy of said
play in the Office of the Clerk Of the u s. Court on
the 9Th Of November, 1885, and has since enjoyed
tn" exclusive use of said play, and has never. in
any manner, parted with the same. The respon-
dents were given until Monday to answer the BILL
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THE CHEAPEST GOODS I'M RICH.

i 'IIL CIIEdI Ed UUUUO IN KICH-
- MOND.-Amongw which you will ind Plain. Plaid.
Striped aud Black Silks, from 62 cents and upwards;
prices; Cashmere Wooden and Merino Shawls and
Scarf., Mt all prices; Coaks, Talmas and Nantes.
from 40 to 1885, worth double the money; Flannels
Blankets, Sheetings and Pillow Case Muslin: Towel.
ing and Table Cloths astonishingiy low; French
Worked Collars; Cambria and Muslin Bands; Linens:
Hosiery Cassimeres and Satsincts the greatest bar
gains in the city. Let it be the first thing in tbe
morning toe call at j. STRAUSS, No. q Main street
who will take all suspended notes at fall value for
goods. oc5-Ims
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EALL STOCK OF FOREIGN AND DO

= MESTIC DRY HUUDS.
NJ: R0SENBAUM are now receiving and of
GOODS tina. they over had the pleasure of showing
before, consisting of the newest STYLES Of Ladies'
Dress floods Silks, Shawls, Linen and White Goods
and large stock of Servants Goods, Blankets. &c
Having imported direct from Europe the principal
stock OF ne Goods. will enable them to sell cheaper
than any other house.
j. 4 NJ. ROSENBAUM,
1879 Broad street.
P.S. We have on hand a large stock of handsome
Ingram and List CARPETS, which we are selling at
low prices % %
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-Reason thus with life;

II do lose these, do lose thing
That none but fools would keep; breath thou art
ne dropped into the arms of Claudio, and never
spoke again. On the evening of the 10 tn of June.
1917, Jane Shore was performed at the Leeds
Theatre; Mr.. Cummings enacted the partof Da-
mont. Having, in this character, uttered these
words
Be witness for me, ye celestial hosts
Such mercy and such pardon my soul
Accords to thee, and begs to heaven to show thee,
May such befal mo at my latest hour,
he fell down, and instantly expired-Irish Quarter
~ RerieW.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.-MIss ].
"A II. CONDREY who has taken the rooms over
Messrs. Jones Bros Confectionery store, Ne. rs,
Main street. opposite I. r. Price Co.'S, for the pur-
NESS, asks share of the patronage of tho Ladies
She is prepared to execute work in the shortest time
and in the most fashionable manner being supplied
at all times with the LATEST FASHIONS. on as
reasonable terms as any other establishment In the
city.
Orders from the country promptly attended to
Ne l6-dlaA
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FRESH STOCK OF DRY GOODS
= The subscriber has just opened large assort-
ment OF DRY GOODS. suitable for the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE
All OF which he offers at low prices to cash customers
He respectfully solicts the patronage of his old
friends and the pubic generally
Notes of the Independent Banks of VIRGINIA and
North Carolina taken at par for Goods.
JNO. L. SMITHER,
OC o-Im % Main street
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su % The street opposite their Old sss.a
VIRGINIA WORM KILLER--cb;id,.

a., cry for i'll This valuable and ponuIar nrsr.r.
ton Is recommended with the greatest conassnS..'
kast experience and test Of years having proved :,
pe one OF the best, safest and most relia6. War ~
stroyers In use. ""h' D.
Being prepared especially for children, Il 4, srsa,
and pleasant to the taste and readily taken hy ss
ana may Dc gwen TO the Youngest infant with psrs.
other nause0us drug. fN-''Ns'W
Druggists generally. 81
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NEW MUSIC, NEW MUsIC.-Just r.

IN ceived the following new SONGS;
UnfuTl the Glorious Banner; BY N>r.
Dear Sunny Home; by II. Bernard
MY Lady Waits for Me; by I. Jucho.
The Dew Drop; by j. p. Num-.
Mother Watch the Little Feet; by j. NJ Hubbard
Sweet Flowers of Memory Keeping,
AtP. ii. TAYLoR's Music Store.
se Its Governor street,
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HAVING this day seld to Nelson A. Kel-
ley my entire interest in the Shop and Concern,
recommending him to my former patrons. and feel
warranted in saying that he will perform what he
undertakes to the utmost of his ability.
TlI0S. j. WHITE
Sept. LIST, 1857. sc I5-lawtrs
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MOST WON6ERFuT- nTscovpn :

~, M certain cure for Fever and AEus,-Lgny.
ARDS ANTlD0TE for the above ia In, 1850.
discovery Of the age. IL has never bee, kna,r !.
iali and Is considered by numbers that have uss
use. @'e'"sh
References given by those who have been cur.a
by the above medicine N1'~
Price 81 per bottle. To be had Of
THOMAS LEONARD
So q Corner OF Clay and Adam strs.t.
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5,495 prizes. amounting to $3.50,
Whole Tia cts SO; Halves s.; Quarters 81 50.
PLAN OF THE I0TfERY

PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to 50.ONl, corresponding with
those Numbers Oh the Tickets printed on separate
slips of paper are encircled with small tin tubes and
placed in enc Wheel.
The first 467 prizes similarly printed and encircled
are placed in another Wheel
The wheels are then revolyed, and q number is
drawn from the wheel of numbers, and at the same
time Prize Is drawn from the other wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn out or ned and exhibit
cd TO the audience, and registere'. the Commits
sioners, the Prize being placed against the number
drawn This operation Is repeated until all the Prizes
are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIzgs.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
first Prizes will be entitled to the Is Approxima-
ton Prizes For example: 1fTicket No. II $50 draws
the $50 600 Prize, those Tickets numbered PAS 2i9
l.25l IL 252 will each be entitled to 500 If Ticket
No. $50 draws the $4,000 Prize, those Tickets
bered 49, 549 $751; $50 will each be entitled to $780,
and so on, according to the above scheme.
The 5000 prizes of $50 will be determined by the
last figure ofthe number that draws the 500 900 prize
For example: If the number drawing the $6000O
prize ends with No. then all the Tickets where the
number ends in l, will be entitled to $40. 1.-THE num-
Der ends with No.2 then all the Tickets whore the
number ends in q will be entitled to $50 and so on
toe
Certificates ofpackages will be sold at the following
rates, which is the risk:
Certificate ola package of whole Tickets, $50
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TNFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL

L LEGE OF VIRGINIA.-This Infirmary, connect
ed with the Medical College of Virginia. located in
the city of Richmond, Corner of Marshall and Col
lege streets) is open for the reception of Patients
throughout the year. All persons requiring Medical
Surgical aid except the insane and those laboring
under contagious disease admitted into the Insti
plete
The Patients under the charge of the Professors
of the College. The charges for Board. Medical at
tendance, Nursing and Medicine, are for
T White Patients'.'''''''-.' S per week.
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ALSO
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
PIANO COVERS, &c.
They have, and will hereafter keep, more extern
sye supply than they have heretofore DONE of WIN
DOW SHADES and their fixtures.
RICHARDSON Il Co. IS Main st.
~ They will have CARPETS, CURTAINS. WIN
DOW SHADES and OIL CLOTHS MADE TO ORDER.
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are prepared to exhibit this season, at their
CARPET WARE-R00Ms, No. IS MAIN ST,
the largest and most varied assortment quality
and price of goods in their line. that they have
in any one house. Importing direct from the manu-
facturers large portion of their goods and carefully
selecting from the best factories in this country buy
likely to get the full value of their money
from them as anywhere else in the United States
Ne In CARPETINGS, they offer
English Velyets, Extra Ingram,
Do. Tapestry, Super. do.
Super. Brussels, Common do.
American Velvets, Venetian,
Extra Three-py Dutch, &C.. &C.
A complete assortment of RUGS, DOOR MATS
COCOA MATING, &c, always on hand.
Their stock of CURTAIN MATERIALS Is an ex-
ceedingly handsome one, and embraces all descrp-
lions Of goods used in making Curtains-from the
painest to the richest Styles with suitably TRIM
MINGS, &c.
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Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
me, for the last TEN YEARS, in the above business
respectfully solicit continuance of the same fer the
new 1rm. ISAAC j. MERCER.
Or O.
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HB By agreement this day entered into between
the Faculty of the Medical College and the attending
Physicians of Bellevue Hospital in addition to the
usual weekly charge, fee varying from So to $50
will be demanded of patients requiring Surgical
operation. The particular charge for any specifics
operation may be ascertained beforehand by appica-
ton to the Resident Physician the Attending Ply
seians and Surgeons of either institution.
Attending Sur0eons.-Profs. Gibson, Peticolas and
Wexford.
Attending Pysicidns.-Profs Tucker and Conway
Resident REORGANIZATION Howard, NJ. D.
iSetoard.-F. NJ Parrish
President Of IN rmdry-L. 8. Joynes, NJ. D.
Persons in the country wishing to send patients to
the Infirmary, desiring information may address
the President or the Steward. jy 1-d6m
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DISSOLUTIONS. &c.

CO-PARTNERSHIP.-T undersigned
~ have associated themselves together. under the
style and firm of MERCER EVANS, for the pur-
pose of manufacturing SASH BLINDS and DOdRS
Orders by mail, or in person, promptly executed
Factory near Haxalls Mills.
ISAAC J. MERCER.
W. G. EVANS.
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A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PROCESS
IA OF AMBROTYPING. Just received from the in
yentor in New York, at 0SB0RNE'S PICTURE GAL
LERYl Come and see them. They have none Of
that dingy appearance Of other Ambroty pes made in
the city. This process is capable Of producing the
most beautiful effects. Remember, OSBORNE hever
has taken cheap, Inferior Pictures -nsthing but the
best is allowed to go out from this Gallery. No
fashy advertisement ever appeared in print of this
establishment. We rely on our known merit.
ALBERT w. OSBORNE
au 2s-ts Opposite the Exchange Bank.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES undersigned
~ having associated themselves together under
the style and firm of FISHER Il WINSTON fer the
purpose OF conducting general wholesale and retail
Drug and Apothecary Business at the old stand of
Bennett, Beers Fisher, would respectfully solicit
acsntinuance OF the patronage so literally bestowed
upon the cid firm. JAMES r. FISHER,
sea EDMUND r. WINSTON
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tional Democrats But then. " due notice
would be given to tie people OF Missouri
OF the day fixed for taking the vote; aud
when that was done tie people mist
Proicc, their save property. mud get up the
same feeling they once had Up. whirh
being accomplished. " HAT clsct on wopid
BE- carried as easily as they bad carried aiy
OF the oihef elections"
Mr. Able does not deny tina, tie fee>
State men have large malnrty ia the
Territory. Eui then they are resting in
security on thu, fact They ase no, on
their guard, and properly managed sue
cess is ceftsin. He knew all about tbs
matter He had spent large SUN OF his
own money aud had raised great deal from
otherg. al Tor Kansas lie knew what
was going on, and be did net ioub, tie
result.
And when S. consider that IA all pre-,
yious Territorial elections ia Kansas, the
admitted majority OF the Free Slste inca
ha. not ayallsd them, 1t must be confessed
that Mr. Able has some grounds on Nhich
to base his confidence At al. events, It
seems certain tha' the Organization ordered
at Topeka, and Of which Zen. ane is at
the head, to protect the polls OF Kansas
against invasion from Missouri Is by 10
means uncslled for
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WILL build Merchant, FIGURING and steam
w saw Mills, of all kinds lie also takes
thc liberty TO challenge any gentleman oil h''
trade, so fas AS workmanship Is concerned.
Having served a regular apprenticeship " the
old wheat-gro~lug Siaies, and having long
experience in the business, -c wll dteos ard
hang burrs and arrange boiling machinery nm
Ter the most approved panr. Cotton screws,
gin gearing and tkreshng machines, put Mp and
gearcd Off complete Also MI kind, Of RsllN
road work. such as bridges, irmsscl work, sta
ton house. water tanks and framing done ae-
eordiug to drsit.
Refer to--John NJ Jones, ESQ Cas- Co. +.
;. II. Mcfarland a Co, OWNERS of the lei'sf-
son r.rchant mills
Address
WM G.. DOLLAR,
Jefferson. Texas
Feb 7, - 2t-u
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OF We copy the following articles from
the New York Tribune. the leading abnl
ton paper of tho United States, aud With
out further remark, direct the readers at,
tenlion 10 our comment upon them, on III"
succeeding page of this paper.
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'run Cover CoNiNc - u Nernst has
calculated tee Debit ei the spuet tvse",iy
,ii.rarufed 81 a E-iia sstrunsaief. Il ~
pears to he approaching tbs vs'sh 80 'sptl.
i, that a s.i.. soou prs.s,a Z sac ot..ei h.
,he uskca eye NJ psessgs'i' y sss'ssvi
that It is moi Charles the Filth comet, OF
which there has been 81 much tai, aud
iesgnsi to come .nta COLT 400 WITH thu
earth on .hs l,,,h OF Jase ,,.t. lts .aasl.
tion Is IA tire eom.ie.issisa fsfsrn.. Tho
comet wonders can nv" s,Asi a hesE e-e
ciiepicut
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,Dealers ia Siepie and tdncg DrV Dong
and Graccr,cs, NaahW Street, Jf''
tersoa, ,Ierds.
xxyoUI.p most respectfully .piorm then
w former patrons and the public grnera'ly
hat they sin continue TO sell goods upon
heir former advantageous terms, Their stock
j. very large and IN every respect complete
having been purchased Of hr-l haaa' py VI.
Frazor in person, exclusively for this market
and comprising Frcneh ard American PRINTS
muslins, delaines, bafagts, silk goods, trim
ninrs, brown aud blcached domestic, osna-
bnrr., kerseys lin-eys, fine blaek and blue
eloth- cassimcres, and ready made clothing
boots aud shoes from the common brosan TO
he finest french calf skin Hardware cutie
", china and glass ware. Fins vines iran
des aud imported cigars OF iayorIte brands
nagging AND rope on hand At all times and
furnished 10 Planters upon The usual terms
Jan. n, 81 ~
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too important document to be passed by
without further notice In the five or AN
years past, the Free States have constantly
suffered from feeling too secure. II Is plain
from VI Abe's speech. that tie Mi.sour.
slaveh0,4 ets. vita whom org iaGied the re
peal OF the Missouri Compromise, the ! an
sas,Nebfaska Bll, the Border l,uilian in
vasiou Of Kansas. and the Bogus Code
have To. yet, by any means, given Up the
hope OF making Kansas = slave Sta,e /;
nor I'LL she is fa.Hy in the Inion, with 4
Constitution prohibiting slavery. ought the
vigilance oil the North on this subject to
be Tor ono moment relaxed, or its susriN
eion- put TO sleep,
The account which hlr. Ab,o gives Of
the yariogs changes of name which the
Pro slavery party Of Kansas has andct.
gone is bota instructive and amgsieg. lae
Shareholders aud s,asery exteuders fairly
aud ,qaarely announced themselves. ut
hfst, as the pro>>lavery party 1t
was under lh, name tina, the polls Of k4n
sas were invaded for the first tine and the
existing bogus system organized Ii process
Of time, s; was found however. that there
were considerable number OF persons III
the Territory ready enough to submit to this
usurpaion though really opposed TO slave
~ la Gtesf' therefore, % lne'uue 'A""l .
l"e name vas changed rom iIo''iA''fN
to Lh">ana' ofdet an" u was nhuef
this maine that the forays were made upon
Lawrence and the attempt two or three
times repeated To df''e me rec N'a'' men
by force out OF the Territory. hIt 'his
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no" "H'''s INV" F'",'' '''' Wv !
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party remains J." s"''''''V' "',' ~ w.
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.all.
10 regard TO governor ","',' ne 'a''
ne u'' NOT '"u"'s' even Nu'"S ne '"' '''
not WAS Uo' F''PNs' /" '"Ne s''""",
against h'n N'' a'Se' was s01'
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49, .,,,. III ha rsl,no, vera Sonibefn
-, VI, ,,.fl,...,. 80, -
p''" '"I So -. A." H.. sn..,l,a,,,,ns
Wv 'l..t'.-' ~ ~ ~ Mi
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-, ia y.sI,a-n 49,. ga
~ H.. So, n,sa,' l., L ,nsa. and At.
"a, he Ind .uceeaIed in this he cogld nut
lawn the Free State men IN /. ansas By the
.,,o,c ann nj IN. Government. and MONT
70 III. inoo,ssu,eni bv tha \orthefn press
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III. land grsrt to III. tamo A"i fultsss
Road. Ia tic states VI M.ssonsl ass1 A.
hansas, b, tsas'sss, an,sa.sss ~ /. i@IsuQo
aCfts.
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/. 10 State iioa.s ios Sssst.s Csl
VI hs,., hs. h.sn evMusnssd - Cut416oa61. .
(, /, bu a. white nal ". Ani u rsek ~
.N.iltp.as u IelIAi.. Aa.