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New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
ORPIr REDUCTION Of FARE 70 EUROPE

ymn s,v Yora 70 scukAmp To New Yoss sou.i.ssp
,or Hzvy. Er.mrn; son- Hsvre Brsmep:
Prsf CABIN. rls' Safln. fls
s-oond attn. ............ 9lsecord CseE.........
et.~-,,. ,................ 30 st-er.se ........... 4
n ne hr, psahs wheel s.An.s ARIEL 2cVe tuna
r Iudow conn. NndeS, and NORTH STAR 500 tuas "a
1,rd Csytndy somnsnaeI TO sail from Pier NJ North Rvs
:, aeoe prsssssy esrryus the United STATE. Nal vis
Leave NswYak tor south Bremen for Soa,hsn p.or
aur,nr Hsvrr and Bremen Southampton. for New GoTh
MORT Il sTARssa, Api II Saturday Nay Is We'd May IS
ARiEI... sa. May IS Saturday Juns u We'd Jnne IS
NORTH STAR s., Jane Il Saturday July 10 We'd July IA
These sssshps toseh q. hsvre Specie delivered Londos
,,5 I.rs Tor freight psssAse sppfy
d TORRANCE, Agent, No S Bowling Gre-,NY
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
HI.py II. LEEDS, Anc.ion.er. 49,

" II. LEEDS q Co. VII seII on MONUAT,
H. N,rrh a !. II O'clock me premises No y Wsl.t
- W.,.r n !. .ir, 81 story frou-Chronomeer movements
1.. E..,r,l In,,runeri. St,,k 500 L. kc in
| heinz the pur. effects of the late hrn Of Kline
t l. ,od rhou % close conc-rn consisting
- ~. az ronometss and Of the eelbrs.ed
u.i,rs in perfect order Every description Of Cnaris and Ssa
I'll In,uneu,, Watch Movement Cases Lsthes an Tols
ssionsy Coch fresh variety Of stock Of every
in sns order ali Of uhich will b. cold 70 The tshe-. ider
.. IN. concern Term, cash city funds competent person
. our ,or, IN attendance a. the premises above
.,bihi, re v.,ious .rti lee until day Of sae.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
feaaI Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate of
the County Of hewYah notice hereby oven 70 = persoos
hsvns claims a. ssin JOSEPH BLACKBURN Ate d he City
HswYoyi Merchant decsssed 70 present the s.e wla veas
ets the subscriber h the Of samuel Aald No
West,t In the City Of New York before tn nth day
June Iex-Daied New York. the I'D day Dccemoer leD
q lavsrns ELIZABETH BLACKBURN Administsst1x
CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New.
STEVENS EBEN Z. HOLLIsTER and ABRAHAM hAhf-
ZFLL d.fendsns-SUnmons for money demand on con'fes
0u not u-To the Defendants: You are hereby sraaea
d ausd answer the complaint In this scon "n1cn ws
Gay fled in the Office o the Clerk Of the C saa oony
Of n. al the City Hail. 10 aid city sd serve copy
Of y1r answer TO the said complaint The q tssI
ACE No 80 Johp street said city within wefky Gays aef
G c ~ tb rtnnn ns on you sIcssvs Of the day Of such
and n vou fail TO the ssd cnpAnt within tae
ra e,.d The plaintiff In his action will tste judrment
air., xon or the sum Of housNd nine hundred aud
dollars and twenty four cents with ntsxe6 from he
rh m January tho sard eight h ndred aud tyesht
bsa "a. oo.ts Of this .et.onDsted New York March ii,
1859. coH ALts
uui3 lswswS Plaintiffs A'torneye NO ~ 1oan-s0eet
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
Gifamboats anh Railroads.
T,OR ROSTOl

T,OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
PORT I'D FALt sII1y RyERTs .s, gsads I'D ,sS,
TUESDAY, THURSDAY aud SATURDAY, at O'Clock .. m
5hPSE sTASh G; s,H .s;
p N Pier No N. R. the Battery; both touching
Hsresfer viii be regarded secured an applicant
Until The same shall have been paid for
~ h'p'' WN. BORDEN, Agent Not. 70 and II wer-t
1THE REGULAR NAIL LINE via STONING-
i TON, tor BOSTON and PRovlDENcE-IaIand route
m. shortest and most direct carrying Eastern Mall
The steamers CoNHopoRE C.,s Joel Stone, and C, VAN
iSGToN and PROviDENeE and BOSTON md PRovf-
DEkGD RAi.RoADs issytrs Se.YoIl daily Isaudsy. s1
pnc. st O'Clock NJ, and s.onioson $50
arrival Of the mail srsn which leaves Boston $50
nf The coMMoDoRE from NevYol tuesday Thursday aud
proceed from per
BO:H n me ne ,s Esp, s In .Ss9s & .S M Place. in d.
connecting North and East Passengers ha, prefer
breakfast desired and leave Stoninston IN the 7O tram
Abssnse accompanies the and through
Tor passage berth. freight spey bO.,d the
steamer the Freight Once, Pier No North River q,
the sthce No. 10 Bst.ery.pace.
VENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
y Connecting At NewH.mpton with the Delaware, Lack.
and Western Railroad and At Ea',on with the Lehish
' FAIE 4RRANGLNINT. commencing Oct. "a, Is,7-Is.y.
or Esston and irtermediste placed rom Fer NO
North River At Il snd 81 p ~ for somervle By
The sbove trains connect at Elisabeth with train. III. New
r.sy Railroad which sve New York from the foot of CSu
lspdt.s. At "a and II 4 m, aud 8: D and p.
for the Delaware L.ckswAnna and Western Ra
Is.a r n .nd siI s % M JOHN O. V STEMS
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From De-
III osnbsr 2 1887 Tnns viii leave ch.mb-rst s'aSon a.
follows. Erprs. Trans SO & m and 90; T =; rS,Iy r
.ie 80 . m. and $50 p for Pesssil, $50 N The
stations taken chAnbe cnr'toPhei and ,l.t q.
I. e. s;v: :Us TSy sS oa n nS .9s % and
Al. SMITH, Superintendent
II AND ROUTE-NEW-YORK TO PROVI-
IL DENCE AcOn sDd snx Oct % 1857 Tram ,6 Of The r
r H.srd .. T. s, . he E...
The New York New Haven and Now Haven and Hartford
and Springfield Railroads. -hGs ssy'' SnTI
T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD. Trains going
sS u; for Hsmp.tse1 st 10 m s:N and ~. and Os
J.an.io. :, 10 . n 5ts, 5snds;,o m
NEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
~ 1854 SPRING ARRANGEMENT ls5a
Commencing March Is, 1853.
Passenger Station in Nsw.York, corner 77AFt and fas7
'@'''' ." -' TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRK.
For New Haven. 72D ex). lf:$ $40 leL), J:So and
!Dss r. p sHdsSe Sgs sis s:;o1 IL }.sss
20 as w;n's % s la:5 S.: 81: S r l'i s'f.s Dss
md Greenwich, 7:2o la;.' ago 4:2o ss5p s Fss
' Nh For PoS. Chester and intermsdi.te s.dons 70
H'"' $780, ''" GO cSsN9eerfNe M & III TRAINS
Springfield, sI m (eIl slop s1 For Connecticut River
s.a Ro. & m '1a 5iS AID n to FS
Railroad, Ca For N.usshci Railroad, g.. m aud p m
For D'' md s'r"4t 5hsfs ais'f L. aorF en-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
IEW-YoRK and HARLEM RAILROAD

KEW-YORK and HARLEM RA1LRoAD.-
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing WEDNESDAY, Jan 8, lss
fystls Leave Depo, White and Centre new fon
e:Ss Mall Train for Albany stopping G WlAAnsbnoes
and Al Stations north
S Express Tram for Albany topping the principe
Stations only.
slsp H. For White Plains stopping Ill B,ermedsss St.
tons.
Trains Leave DE- pot cor ssh. d. and 4h-sv NewYort
s:B m ,Fo. Wpsnsbridss stopping Ill iltemedse Sts'
t0ns.
n'~ n. For wAAe Plain. stopping at n ntermsdi''e st.
uos.
1Np n..For wfarn.brdse stopping ali Rtsmsd'ais 80
tons
500 .. N. For Mneron stopping .. WllAn'drdse sad I"
intermediate Stations north -. o..
tce For Cro;on Falls stopping st ell internsaAe S~
hoDs ., ,-.-,,-..
s:s For wiaIn,trdee stopping .. al intsrr'sdss
Stationa
REruRsnG-Tuius Leave Albany for New on;
1:S m Mail. stopping a, al Stations above sad o. "
bridge.
S+5p Express stopping prindpL sstons only
WIN J. CAMPBELL, supenntendso-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

CIPREME CUURI.-HAhI Ann UfG6k
y s.inst MARGARET s. sANKsroNet ct j-In puss..ss
Al Judsmett VI Supreme Court u thu State Of New 7ork
m,ds in his 18Th day Of Feb as1y lsA RICK
AID H. BOVINE the referee named hs rein, viii sxpose -
A. neon .. tbe hrkhants Exchange City u Nov. Yort
ky PHILIP r. WILKINS. sactoEesr I'll ave severe s
of Ind bcinss berpn s he north ssesiy COZ
rer Of Perry and Blsseker streets In the City Of md
vhh together bounded and DESERT ed a. foovs y via
Besrns the aid norta eastsy Psny sod Beesk
or ss and running thence norhey ons be ess,ey se Of
Biz feet x inches TO the kns Of Il, OF oos
Eson ae ssstery aors aid hue seventy Ave fees
sI inches thence southery kne parallel With Bsscsr,
nnsy Eve feet SIX inches 70 Perry Aes ,sssy sons t
no.-herly de Of Perry seventy sir sah
New -Ycrh Feb. 10, le5a.
r. II. BOVINE, Referee, No e1 wAu-st
Ia T. Bsows, Attorneys, No. "A walst
nh4 2swewThkS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

UAMES E. MADDEN, Merchant Tailor, has
~ RENOvED from No. %s Broadway to Ne 10 BlossvsJ
soxnsy ofs1H-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

IN YORK to ROCHESTER.-The ROCHESTER AND
0LkEsEI HAtLsY RadLRoAD ~. now 0pt. I'd sSS ~ sod
and Erie Railroads forms direct route from Nswfok 70
Rochester. .
r Afforded by the wide ends BY fer the M ut desirable
between the above named oiiNs: .
Telen be procured ct the EewYot sud Enc R.l'osd
Jersey City. Baggage checked through.
with dispatch Any desired regard thereto ran be
obtained by calling on the General Freight Agent Of the New
York Ere Railroad Erie Buldns, or c. s. TAPPAN EI'
press Freight Agent, No. 1873 Broadway.
No gains the Buffalo Corning and New York Railroad on
Sunday. J. A REDFlELD, Superintendent
NIEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
IN DHLPHIA and the SOUTH sad WEST. via JERSEY
CITY-Hsn srd Express hnss .sve New York 1t and
snd and ie es II and 60 % Ken'iHgton Throuss
rcksts sold for Cinenns sl7 and es SOY and the West and
for Baltimore wsshnson Norfolk nc and through baggage
checked 70 wsshin gton in a. u. and 6. m. trains
W.wOODRuFF, Assistant supsrntends1t
Will be received for train unees dsverod and
checked minutes IN advance Of the time OF savns
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
~ snd sfter THURSDAY, JAN 2 s5s and until further
DUNKIRK EXPRESS 3, $50 s. m for Dunkrt and principal
intermediate Stations :,
MAIL TRAIN at $3.50 n for DunkIk aud Buffalo sAd intel
ROCKLAND PAsSKNGER at, u., from foot chambsrss st.
WAY PASSENGER a4p IN, for Newbursd addiso~n ana
intsnDsdists Stations
TIE above Trains daily, Sundays excepted.
NIGHT EXPRESS p H. daily for DunsIk, aud, sGhdAy'
excepted, for Buffalo . . all,
Thee IIpss Trans connect st Eurs with the Esnir.
Binshston With the Syracuse and Bnsbsm.on Rroad ior
6yrseuse at Coming with The BufLo Corning and New fofk
Railroad, for Roc!sstsr Crest Benz WIN the Ps 1890
vile With the Buffalo and Newfork City Ksrosd o bInao
Buffalo DunLri with the L.teshce Railroad iof Clev
s. F. HEADLEY AsstAat Preddsut-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
NEW. YORK SUPREME CoURT:-WILLIAM

IN BROWN e. 81. ast THE OHIO LIFE INSURANCE
hkD ~ 5aT Of Tsblar, 1859 and BY virtue Of S.
.sehmeni and execution therein directed and DE-
DAY he sh Ssy Of March lss At l2t O'Clock moor.
Esr.lsnts EIsb.ns. tie Cit, Of NewYOrk, By Thomas
II seven Per Cen. HorsAss Bonds Of the Cleveland and P
burah RAosd Company dated Let Sept 1885, each for elc
is seven Per Cen, Mortgage Bond, OF the Cleveland and Pits
turrh R.osa Company dssed lst Sept lss each for ESQ.,
q seven Per Mors.se Bonds of Cleveland and P
hursA RaIosd Company dated l't May 1855 each for sl
50 seven Per Cent Mortgage Bond, Of Ii. Cleveland and Pitts
brrsh RIosd Company dated lst Nay s each for 81
Is seve, Per Gen, Norssse Of the Cleveland d Pitts
trrsh Rarosd Company dated n January, ls each si0o
50 Eight Per Cent Mortsse Bond. Of the Tond. Railroad
Fer 1'sG Cen. csn1sse BOND. sah of he Of waeea
usd to the Hemphsld Railroad Company dated lH July 1854
P csn: ho.ss NoIs;h .sd %Srs.. W. &C..
Ter R.lrosS cOmPAnJ dsf II J1ss a s.sh sb. ~ doe
mis- It ROBERT B. POTTER, Plaintiff Any,
The shove sale va. this day duly adjourned TO tnaay Toe Ign
day March, 1883 the same JaSEs All So WILT
mhls 6. ROBERT B. POTTER Plaintiffs Attorney
CUPREME COURT, REFEREES SALE-At
ii ocloes n viii Be- .oid new and elegant MANSION and
with about Of land late the residence Of
River rREDfRIck Fi5Di iie seS SoE SEoIss
TWO COUNTRY SEATS at AUCTION-One
Il the 10Th Of March, at o'clock p containing two
Dwelling and Of Land Ia the Of the VII
sse OF Wespor another the llth Of March IL oA
a m In DsnbuIy Village formerly owned By VIM. A. Bun.
''' '-'A'' ''' - ''' rs. wELDHAN. D.nbary
EDWARD ii. LUDLOW. AuctioneeL
VALUABLE LOTS on l4th-st., south side, be-
tween lr and ID sv. at Auction.-E. II. LUDLOW Co.
will sen at auction WEDNESDAY March 81, 1885, at l2
O'Clock the Merchants Exchange, TEN LOTS the south
side Of 18th each 2l aud and los feet inches
in depth the only improved lots in the block.
CoNDITIoSs-To be improved within year BY dwelling
and restricted against nusances.
Eighty per cent bond and mortgage Interest per cent
Every other LOT when improved will BE- released
II desired Maps and further particulars q, the Aiconeers
Office, No. IA Pine ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20
(ENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From De.

osmbsr 2 1887 Tnins viii leave chsmb-rsst Station -
follows: Express Trains ESQ and t:S M Albany Pn'
seuger Train IL 80 for Sing Sing for Poushkeep-
sle 80 . and $50 p. for PeeSsiil $50 m The
PoushissPse Pssks and Snl Sins Trains stop at me way
Stations Passengers taken at ChAbers Christopher and 5lst "a
Trains York Troy 6:B and IL - and S: Is
A. Z. SMITH, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

RrsrMprroY- Hudson Cement Company OF
Jersey Civ whose business consequence Of the hard ne4
has suspended all Winter resumed work yesterday dvno
employment ~ about 100 men.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20


on Of March, at o'clock p. m, oouanine two
Dwelling and Of Land Ia the center Of the VII
Ire OF Wespon another the lth Of March IL ock
a m In DsnbuIy Village formerly owned By VIM. A. Bun.
For particulars inquire at the Ssuss,nei Bsni wePo or OF
r. 8. WELDAAH. Dsnbury
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

~ ns BY assignment msds BY n to tie undcrs xiA,
PETER NAYLOR, Pfsepsnte in payment ost q ne
ssi~sd asis Of exceeding Oe HuDdt
boH.I., drawn by said sATERk CHURCH upn ne Ane<i'
Enchsnse Bsk wheth< payable of ah
svhcre. Dresa Co. uson N agents
resyoDdcnts II Dire NJ L CO.
Notice hereby gwen 10 he hoers Of drsAs wered
a ney required 70 soch drAs the
ynaessned M hs ONCE No y Brosdst m To- City Of New
~eh presenueo. within ihs time the hocrs Of such ss
va provision to thai eject contained h ~
provided ioS thsra pErnp N yGOR
Ee~Toxk, Jan. 3. la5e Ass,sas. - a.s..- C1.arrh
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-20

T AND ROUTE-EEW-YORK TO PROVI-
DEkCE kc.-On and afW OCT %, 1857, Train Of the
PROvIDBNCE, HARTFORD and ffSHKILL RAILROAD
win leave Hartford tic arrival there Of the Exprsss Trsn Of
the New York and New Haven and Now Haven and Hartford
snd Springfield Railroads. which leaves NewYork San
SAMUEL MOTT, Supernse ndent-
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Goal.
Wrear 6teaulers, &f.

a B. LOWbEh, =.
The ERICSSON viii leave New York on SATURDAY, No
a. O'Clock ?. M, the above voysse-stcpgng gyen
nsnber Of 0ibrsa Malta, Alexandria 'sns ti '~u
sAlem), Contsntirope, Athens and Naples
Foil steamer fare for the voyage, eISo
No Berth secured TIL paid for. ,
No. Is Wllian-st., New York-
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GCcta1 SemDfr. Enrn : NereinS
ant WiontaQ ben 4. Sftober

SOcia1 : ScmDfr. Enrn : NeretnS
am WtOntag ben 4. Sttober
nne sur @rRfnnne br Q8interfatfpn &tenbs Gin
&rdn5cben.
Oer 49, osntptr. Gurn-Uersta md3t btermtt. ieinen Jreur.
oen 9ho penn Yubltunt %Gberbaupt BITE ergtb ne Inietae, Sas er
an ootn ssESnntsrt 8a9e ia ieiner 6aae, 800 men @rdttfrase
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maeltge Glter gnlerer prsfttl&en Turner Oas @r5Bm6st6Re
IN Der Gurntnat gu letten, fOwte hdS dHserff r tide uu6 mani
ntt9talt19e YroSramnt rerOen fiber btsfes 70 ltltfn Bier g~efeierte
0eE ~ e'nem Der tnters1nnteten unb fd6nffn MAIDEN.
OUG nitro tteler bttrbrra eebOtenen Wuoennetee nod Elm
melerer 5oGsenuB t~eteeiist strben burdb Of Q~tebertafeI uno
Sapt: g0lano 8, an Snnflerp 70 rsite Muittaob, mel6ebeibe
abme9'eiung7 metle untersn 4ee5rten SIfsn nerif norten
.ptltpsn Obreni9nauS bereiten perber.
nalsrn Srennoen un6 @Dnnsrn rOm '6Gncn @efdIe6t bteue
CUR golt, o9B oaS i6pn lan8t uerfprp6ene 0rets- 90 nnerfen
tar Daitn bt b!ssr S~els8enheit eJenfaas Fat, fteet.
Dts Yrttie bttefIr, iOwte fur bS Eurueu, Sc ten &c. terben
3eS Aberps aut tenn 8rGn5Gen ~Ssrtbeilt,
dens Nbe bs s lbr. "o
Gtntritt sum Srdn5den fir Serrn un6 Damsn 50 Gents.
%S1 ea1t VeretnSpefGIuB ba6eu + nj NJ t 4 Id Ntttafsber
u" YSus" @Hra'anjn9e nn l lttt lit Der 6nle ju Ietu.
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@- Der MnaeOifa 9rt6e $50. l2. S. s. 81. M.
bat belflOlien am 80. DECEMBER etnen Baa in
Netp Mllethol9 Hopnts ab3ubaIten II trift baau bic
belten 9lnltalten. q
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HI aCTGuretHe.
NIcSbDI, per Sal. 52-53 Cts.
Butter, bette @pbtn 20 Gents per $', SlabeSal5-f8, &pI
14-i7 8a6butter IL Cts.
Sp bnen, ger 5uibsG rs -12O.
Grader, 5 Gents per 9funb.
%srbfen, $3.50 yer Sad e guIt.)
Febe n, $50 Gents per YfanO.
$1313-14; Ep. 8. ercBs $50 g bite 'leine So %.
5artn8e, 9ubr. ~$375-S4; 5altfar. $25O-$3; a..
s saaSf'ff VSa p SpI 100 g gr 81 3 5 ? 9 a. per Sa' $i2
6r1$tso Gsbs!tfD MasSsin55 ! %stdl$, Is gbs bartf8'
IS Go; 9 tsrOnsn, SIS; 6ranesa $f7oE5.5d
S'g saaB,t g gttmS4t 81 S,s @s ST g. S6.s a.' Sfs3 Sr1S 9,55%,
9eastattlafbe5 0-5o Gents.
1manU, gsruDtautlAsr 22i7 9funN $62-63.
y sps, per G0nne 800.
s. etratbe, %gDstsen, rUtber 1l5-122, wetssr gutter 12o-
1876, better las @ts.
&D8s n, 1{arpl. 7O-72 Cts.
8 ant ameritanti4er yer 8Dnne $t12-l5O, @aaniaa per
pfunO ~ Cts, rufff&er per 3pnne $500.
Sdate Per W s4-2o gts IDiss 9-tt, a]strednsts 14-l6G
5ppfen, ueuer per Yfuno rs &H.
4 lei m en-. $685. so.
Sapa 15-i6, 9asuapra lilly SIS.
sHrtOifeln, Msress per Suipsd $3.50 Cts, oep5pnttas
apelsn, fetne 8Oraburs per 3Unnt $3.50. Stun of tie Datne
1919, 9ump 81 Is, GEORGES Greet aGs Sorten IS 90
unO a0eisai&sn' unp Baltimore G%Ompa8aie S. 25 80,
esOs%ntas : g gnt4 ~ ai s%as, Pc e. 100 Plumb s6'57-7,5o
2eter Gtti SOblsn per Vfunb 3G-3t Cts. Country sDblen
25-27 GtS, Slough 5trtins E4c25 Cts, Gpantfa Sob.
Isnlsesr 27129 Sc, gtts Se59trr tSpaTs 3OE32 So
sen "a so, 8albf ele Das Duseno $t2-2O
@sel So~a r f. gtsass per 5s @sS - SsS7 ett' M ails a. ?;
Grtra 6-6.l5, Baltic. 8a1nil9 $3.50, Bait. @rtra $685.,
MUeeen $3.50, &Ornmeb! SalttnU. per 100 Plumb
Del, @perm per @aasne 81. 25-f.35, Common gBbaGe 65
70 Cts, patent 7o-75, 9arO-Os Is 50 Cts, eetniaa-
men.Se rs @ts.
tmptbpfndme en-, $1.50-t.75
g8 per % 80 bis 81 Gts.
Wttstep Gttp unb 9anO per @alDne 2iHG Sttc 2419I.
3ufer, Seen. Orleaus per 100 fP 1925 biz 900, 9Grtp
Rirp $~7.5O-o.75, Cuba $3.50, 8affntrter 3ufer fsbt rim
ban ri&iebsnen gOraben pGn u Dis t2A ie mad Qualtt
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Anjetae, ba6 fe
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