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wuo OPPOSE Mr.. BUoHAyAS:-In recent editO

Who OPPosE Mr.. BUCHANAN In a recent edito-
rial article. the Washington Union says:
Who then. are the ASSISTANTS Of James Buchan-
an WHO are they that impugu his motives ques-
ton his integrity as man, and imPeach his char
aoter as an upright Magistrate! We have right
10 know them, and We have right to understand
their motives and their purposes. We bring them
before the country. They are William h. SeWGrd'
John P. Hale Benjamin T. 9aaS' "iiiiNU Do11,ss
Thomas L. Harris, Horace Greeley, James watson
Webb, Robert J. Walker, ThurloW Weed, Wendell
Phillips, William Lloyd Garrison, and many others
Of lesser note.
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VERY PROPER.-Capt Travis having advertised
extensively that he would, on certain day, shoot
on 8 wager, an orange from the head Of boy, at
Louisville the mayor Of that city mas forbidden the
experiment, and ordered the police to arrest the
parties.
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SATURDAY M0RNING. MARCH q, 1855.

THE PROSPECTS OF KANSAS IN THE HOUSE.
A letter from distinguished member Of Congress
to his friend in this city written the day before the
sas win pass the Senate tomorrow. Some Of our
friends are alarmed IS to its fate in the House.
think it viii pass, but BY close vote. Ball and
CRITTEEDEE ars exerting their utmost influence to
defeat its passage. CRITTENDRE is able to influence
one or two Of the Kentucans but thus far the Ten.
sessss Representatives ali stand firm.
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SIoKNEss AT THE VIRGINIA UEIVERsITY.-It is
stated that much sickness now prevails at the Uni
versity Of Virginia, and that the young men are
rapidly repairing to their homes in order avoid the
contagion Several deaths have taken place, and
much alarm prevails The Staunton Spectator says
the disease is typhoid fever, and the coneetures are
various to the cause of lite origin, but it is mostly
attributed to some defect about the buildings or
grounds.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS Oh CERTIFIOATES,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets order
d. on the receipt Of which they will be forwarded By 6rs
mail. Purchasers can have Tickets ending in any fg
ure they may designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will Be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signature plain give
their Post Office, County and State.
az Remember that every prize is drawn and PAYABLE
in full without deduction.
az All prizes Of 8, 600 and undsr paid Immediately
AFTER the draWingOthGrP prizes the usual tine ofthrty
days.
BeA. al Communications strictly confidential
ADDRESS Orders for TiekeIs or Cerrdcates 10
s. SWAN & CO., Augusta, Go.
IL Persons residing near Montgomery Ala Atlanta
Ca have their orders hed and time BY addreas
ing S. swan & Co., e. either Of those sites.
liz list Of the numbers that drawn from the Wheel
with the amount Of the prize that each entitled TO-
will be published amer every drawing In the following pa
pe;-NeW Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard Nashville Gazette Atlantis lneiligencer,
York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Morning News and Rich
mOnd Dispatch, and New York Dispatch, and Paudiug
Miss-l ClariOn, Augusta lGa Constitution list nar27
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BUSINESS REvTvING IN NEW YoRK.-The Herald
says, that with the mild ng weather and resump
ton Of navigation on the Hudson, combined with
continued ease in the money market and reduced
supplies of goods in the interior increased ANNA
tion has been impaired to trade the present week,
and the general aspect Of business in dry goods SC
has been more lively than at any period probably
since last fall. The auction houses have made bet
ter sales, and at stronger prices. Importers and
jobbers wear more pleasant faces. The jobbing
houses in groceries have also done an increasing
business the present week, and trade generally with
the interior shows an improved aspect. Owing to
light foreign demand and increased supplies, present
and prospective, -four and provisions we're rather
dull, but cotton and most other articles Of produce
sustained COED prices.
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The HARD TmEs.-Ths Chicago Press has an ad-
vsrtisemen forty columns long, Of lands in that city
delinquent for taxes. This is attributed TO the
crushing effect Ofthe late financial panic,
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NEARLY OEB PRIZE TO EVERY Q TICKETS.
MAGNlFlC ENT SCHEMEI
~
ApprOXlmatiOn Prizes
,A85 Prizes amounting 1920, 600
PRICl or EICEBf3.
WHOLE TICKETS, SO; HALVE Is SIS; QUARTERS, 82L
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

PRTCl or ECEBf8.
WHOLE TICKETS, SO; HALVES SIS; QUARTERS, SEX
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from 70 500O0 corresponding with thoss
Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips Of paper
are sncirced with small tia tubes and placed one Wheel
TIE fFst 457 Prizes, similarly printed and eneircled,
placed In another Wheel.
The Wheels ore then rsvolved, and number IL drawn
from The Wheel Of Numbers. and az the tine Prize
drawn from the other Wheel. The Number and Prize
opened and exhibited the audience and registered
BY the Commissioners; the Prize being placed against
Number drawn. This operation is repeated until all the
Prizes are drawn out.
AUTHORIZATION PuzRs.-Ths two preceding and the two
succeeding Numbers 70 those drawing the hrs Prizes viii
be entitled TO the g Approximation Prizes For example,
II Ticket No. 1880 draws the $4,000 PhEs hose Tickets
numbered 1928, I249 l25 1852 viii each be entitled 70
$780, Ticket No. $50 draws the prize Tick
cts numbered 5 3d. ssh $50 will each be entitled % 5000
and 80 on according TO the above scheme.
Ths Prizes 81 so will be determined By the last
Of the No that draws the $4,000 prize For example
if the number drawing the 1000 prize ends with l. then
al the tickets where the number ends in will be entitled
to $50 If the number ends with No. p then all the tickets
where the number ends in will be entitled to $40, and
20 ontO0.
Certificates Of Packages WILDE sold ct the following
rates, which is the risk:
of paekagp III 1 TThoIa
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BY
Lanier, Phillips & Co.
ON MONDAY, MARCH 29rH. 1858.

WWTE will sell for Cash in front OF ourYarehouse com.
w Pste assortment Of GROCERIES, consisting part
a. follows, viz:
40 hhds new Sugar, 100 bHs Star Candles,
goo bags coffee, IOJ hf qrs Star Candles,
IS bbls neWMolasses, IS bxs selected W. r. Cheese,
40 bbls crs'd & pOE'd Sugars, 100 bbls White Whisky,
IS kits Mackeral, IS n. Y. Brandy,
$50 pic'kgs N Rasins, 10 bbls Holland Gin,
8 sacks Almonds, 800 kegs Nails,
y SGI dimes, IS dOE painted Buekeis,
90 box Cove Oysters, 30 nests Tubs,
lObags Pepper, As bxs Starch,
IS chests Teas, $50 bXs Soap,
90 bales Cotton Irvine, IS bNs DOyle's Candles,
IS coils Rope, 100 dOE. MasOn's Rlaeking,
IS cases Matches, Zoe boxes Flasks,
together with numerous other articles up CON-
psts sale. LANIBR, PHILLIPS & CO.,
mar23-td. No. 80 Market Street
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RELIGIOUS REvTvAL.-Our reader a1e aware Of
the religious awakening which has recently taken
place in our American Babylon. Thousands daily
meet in humble suppicatiOn to the Throne Of Grace
for that mercy which alone can save, from everlast
ing punishment, befallen man. Not only has New
York been the scene Of evidence Of the wrestling Of
the spirit for the pearl Of great price, but Phladel
Phis and Boston and other cities of the North are
experiencing the influences which are at work in
the good cause. The latest report from Philadel-
phis chronicles, among others converted to the way
Of life, Edwin Forrest, the distinguished ragedian,
who processes the change which is necessary to sal
vatiOn. We observe in many other States, that the
ministers of the Gospel holding daily services
for prayer and Washington and Charleston are
among those beginning to move in the reformation.
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sole Lessee and Manager. " y Ckls
5ERI1RLT OF
Mr. HENRY Lorraine.
Positively his last appearance on which occasion he viii
appear In
TWO GREAT CHARACTERS,
In conjunction with the Distinguished srtists
MRs. W. b. CRISP-FOR THIS NIGHT ONLY.
SATURDAY EVENING, March 97th, 1855 viii be acted
Sberidans beautiful tragic play enttled
PIZARRO; or THE DEATH OF ROLLA.
Mr.. HENAY Lorraine.
ELVGBA, -. Mrs., W. a. CRISP
II For full particulars, see Programme Bills.
To conclude with the drama Of
DON CESAR De BAZAN.
Don CsAr Mr.. Henry LOfaine.
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IA Adviees from the Capitol of Mexico to the
9th inst, represent the country to be in most de-
plorable condition, indeed, in a state of actual
arohy. The Extraordinary says that robbery sue
Ceeds robbery upon the highways in such rapid sue
cession, that merchants will soon be forced to sus-
pend entirely bringing goods to the Capitol It says
it is almost impossible to conceive the real condi
ton of things, much less to convey any just idea Of
what it is to persons at a distance. The Zuloago
government to be absolutely powerless to es-
tsblish order. 1t has made a forced levy to secure
soldiers, and for this purpose was selling upon ser
wants as they issued from the houses of their en-
plOyers. ZulOagO, it appears, has appointed Gov
to the States districts and Cities but the ap
POintees were utterly unaba 10 assume their func-
tions, and dare not even attempt to. The Juarez,
Federal Government, was at Guadalajara, and its
friends report that the States Of the interior are
combined to overthrow that of Zuloago The for
Of the latter, it was supposed, would soon at
tack the State Of Vera Cruz. Two diligence rob-
bers were executed ut Acatingo on the 18th ultimo.
A convoy, with some $l5, 900 and munitions, on the
way from Mexico, for the re.actouists in Puebla,
had been taken by the federal forces. They posses
sed themselves Of the money and provisions, but
burnt the wagons.
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BGg~ E. G. Stall is here, direct from Columbus,
Ohio, with the famous stallion Green Noun ain
Morgan, a horse that has earned a reputation for
speed He is his way to Nashville, Tenn, 70 en-
ter trotting match to come of there the 10th Of
April This stallion has been in the training Of Mr..
Stall for some time, and in all Of his races he has
proved the chRmpion.-C inennati Com.
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The Pennsylvania IRON INTKRBsT.-The Holt
daysburg Standard says several iron establishments
in that vicinity have been compelled to suspend
stopoed and purpose remaining so until they dis
pose of a portion of the large stock of iron now on
hand Messrs. Musselman Brsntz, of the Gap
forge. have ceased operations, and advertised their
stock for sale on the 10th ult Frankstown furnace
was blown out last week, and will probably not be
put in blast again by the present firm, as their lease
expires in May Besides these, several others con-
template stopping. The stoppage WILL Of course,
throw a large number of men out of employment
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Spring & Summer
GOODS.

WE have just received d. ect from the manufactures
Complete and Fresh
Assortment Of Gsntemens
Furnishing Goods,
Consisting in part Of
marseilles Shirts, white and cOlOredj
White Linen - With and without collars;
COlOFed Cambria Shirts
ALSO few extra ans
Embroidered Shirts,
For Party aud Wedding occasions
scarfs, Ties, Stocks, NapOleOns, Cravats;
White, Fsncy and Black
Lid, Silk and Lisle-Thread Gloves;
White, Fancy and Brown
SILK, Lisle-Thread and Cotton Half Hose;
Underwear,
OF SILK, Isle, Thread, MerinO, Cotton, &C.. &c.
Robes de Chambre,
or every Size, Style and Pattern.
shoulder Braces,
or the best maze Elastic with and without suspsnders
SusPenders,
Mems aud Boys Plain and Embroidered.
Trunks and YaIises,
Sole Leather, Hog Skin, Wood, &c, &c
Cases and Riding Whips,
India Rubber, Maaka and Rbony
Fancy Goods,
Bazin's Perfumes Lubin's Extracts, Writing Desks,
Dressing Cases, Razor, Scissors Purses, Port Mon
nais, Chessmen, DFRr Boards, DOminoes, Calas
Combs Brushes &c, &C, &c,
Ju't received and fors ale By
j. HI. MCGILL,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
mar@ Corner Colegs-st and Sqnars.
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". 7. BERRY Co.,
n-.ntH.. &c.
HENRY CLAY.

In six Volumes By Calvin Cotton, L. D. Professor OF
Public Economy, Trinity College. In various styles
binding.
s"DeStiaed for leader he everywhere Asserted his
destiny John c. BTsckenndge Vice President q u .
United Stsles.
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Hoe "a. Col.-RIOHARD Hoe and SAMUEL CoBT are
noted and prominent representatives Of American
invention and enterprise, but in far different modes
The one has sgnalized his in indissoluble con-
neotiOn with the great engine and machinery of in
struction-tbe other is no less known by his i'm
provements and achievements with the engines and
implements Of destruction. HoEs presses and
COIT's revOlvers are the necessary institutions Of
Americs-the Good and ErH Genius of American
Invention. The former is rolling off its myriad
voiced leaves Of instruction and knowledge; the
latter, while it may occasionally be used in defence
Of life and honor, has multiplied the resources and
encouraged the bad acts Of the murderer the assas
sin and the sons of violence.
The Paris correspondent of the New York Times
thus aIludes to the inventor Of the Lightning
Press"
Col Hoe is in this city, on his return from Italy,
with his family. He is putting up two Of his mon
ster presses for the London Times, two for LlOyds
Newspaper, aud one each for four other English
papers. The machines are being constructed in
Manchester, under the supervision Of New York
workmen. A company is also going into operation
in Paris for the construction Of these presses and
the general introduction Of them here is anticipated
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

IRON The court house gate, Saturday evening last,
u small gray Fss, with black and tail He has
mark just shove the hO1 The left hind foot caused
By being cut with rope time since. The hOrse Is In
gOOi condition. Athe time taken he on light
saddle, with red blanket and light leather bride, uBcOl
Ored. liberal reward ill be given for his for
information Of his whereabouts, n the undersigned
mar23 THOMAS &. NILSSON.
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Sylvester Davis
Platform Bee Hive.

VHIS HIVE has taken the first premiums at all the Stale
and county Fairs all others wherever exhibited,
aud is pronounced the best IN With this Hive
any may keep bees with perfect safety and The
bees may be made 70 sEARM from or mOre hives
be conducted into number Of hives WITHOUT
and sill have full supply Of Queens. The bees
entirely protected from the BssMoth and other insects
hieh annoy nd ruin the bees. This VARIANT, Il
managed according the directions which given in the
book furnish The bees have opportunity exercise
in the spring. and clear the dh from their hives, without
Tying die the Ths 9Th any time be
removed from hives without disturbing The
bees transferred often necessary, give them
comb, aud without kilng them Is prevents all pos
sibity Il Robin while feeding. thoroughly
sted throughout, hives, honey boxes and
chamber, The work and progress OF TIE bees may
in the hives, honey and feed drawers. The
presented BY the interior Of beehive has seldom failed 10
interest the most noarous observer while it ais with
astOnishment The MIND Of the philosopher When the day
is dne and the hnng brightly the nabatiOn Of these
marvellous ts creatures exhibits the aspect OF pOpu0us
and busy city The gates ded with hundreds
dustrOus WorkeTs-seme the wing in search Of
nance others returning from The fields laden food
some earnestly engaged in buildng-sOme in tending
young-Others emBo ed IN cleansing their ataionU
four I've may be dragging the corpse Of
panion and would appear, scrupuouslr paying the
lass hOn0rs 70 the dead
? Who would do without honey, when all can have
mar22-U ". .. SMALL, Agent.
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TIE HoRsE SECRET Is oUr.-The English paper,
are discussing the question of the secret by which
the "Ohio horse tanner is able to sutdue the most
vicious and intractable Of the horse species. The
London Punch says: "Rarey whispers in the ear oil
the vicious animal Now, be quiet, or I'll read you
an article out of the Morning Star and the horse
obsys, partly through terror of the punishment
threatened and partly to show that he hasn't the
taste of a donkey"
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.-Th Hunts.
vile A3roeats of the 18th says:
We are grati6ed to learn the rapid progress making
in the construction of this road It is nearly ali
graded from its intersection with the Memphis and
Charleston Road to Athens-the crOssties contract
ed for and are being deivered-the iron has arrived
at Memphis, and will be at once brought up-a Lo-
connective has been purchased and is now on hand
tracklayiug will be commenced next week, and,
from every reasonable calculation, the cars will
reach Athens by the 4h Of July next, at which time
that Barbecue and Fish Fry must come off!
This road has been well managed, been pushed
forward with zeal and prudence, and when compile
ted will be Of great public benefit. 1t will give
to all of North Alabama the best speedest and safest
route to Nashville, through the heart Of the finest
portion Of Middle Tennessee.
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TIE LEvIATHAN. The people Of Portland Me, )
are making large calculations on the curiosity Of
the Americans to see the monster ship, the Levia-
than. The Argus estimates that 100000 people will
visit Portland to see her. Of these, he says New
England ought to furnish 1905 the British de-
tendencies 1000; the valley Of the Mississippi,
so 1000; the middle States 100000; and adds, that
this vast army will probably leave in the State, and
most Of It in the city, S8,OOO,OOO, or $40 each.
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A INDUSTRIOUS UsURPATION.-One Of the most
high-hsnded acts of Legislative and Executive
tyranny which has ever occurred in this country re-
Gently took place in Massachusetts, We refer to
the removal Of Judge LORIEG from the Office of Judge
of Probate of Suffolk county, that negro governed
State. Judge LoREG's offence was simply his
decision while United States Commissioner,
dering the fugitive slave Anthony Burns to his
owner AbolitiOnists cackle amazingly over this re-
suit, calling it vindicsiOn of the sovereignty of
Massachusetts," The decision is 50 monstrous and
so unjust, that even that Black Republican Journal
the New York Tines, revols against it in the follow
ing manly terms
Removal Of Judge LoriHg. Yesterday Governor
Banks complied with the address Of the Massachu-
sets Legislature, by removing Judge LOring.
1t is seldom in this country, that Judge is turn
ed out Of Office for decision confessedly according
to law. Indeed, we are not aware that parallel
case has ever occurred.
Judge I. found himself called upon to enforce an
act Of Congress- and he performed his Judicial duty
in compliance with his oath Of Office The act in
question was the Fugitive Slave Law. It was IN
popular throughout the North, and specially so in
Massachusetts,. But the unpopulsrity of a law does
not excuse judge from its execution So, at least
thought Judge LOring, and he acted accordingly.
His decision reused the resentment of his pOliti-
cal opponents, and, at length, Republican Legis-
lature and Governor have unWIsely and unjustly
yielded to their demands.
This act of Governor Banks is the grOssest at
tack upon the independence Of the judiciary ever
witnessed in the United States. II will long main
tain, as we trust, its bad eminence.
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Hay.
Notice.

WE hired in January last, negro boy BY tho Of
w Jess, u l3 yeaFs or age % gentleman in
the city; he win please cali and see rs. -
mar I2-T II, n. HAYNES & co.
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Broadway House.

THE above House having been thoroughly F,htted %
Il is open for the ptOn OftTaVelers. The sl
proprietor hopes iOm his long experiences IN the bu- W
sRess and his Discrimination b spare pains In supply
his table with the best The market affords, merit and
csVe q share Of patronage.
Terms.
Day bOaruefassss 81 50
Week BOarders ..s.sfs .......-............... 50
WIN ". WINBOURN.
mar % PrOpustor.
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a E q III I II II Q II,
Corner of Summer and Union Streets
marQ6-2m NASHVILLE,
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Ewing, McCrOry & Co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CORNER OF MARKET & CHURCH SITS,
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE
Notice,


IRON and AFTER this date, will require ID cash,
delivery. for all retail sales. We forced adOgt
the cash SYSTEM count OF the abO aud attending
cole stng and intend adheTin strictly to this rule
hope no one will be disappointed offended the article
ordered is taken back where payment is not made be-
fore delivery
mar 26-u E. BAUMAN & co.
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RETAIL PRICE OF FLoUR
A. B. HENDREN,

II articles sold BY the undersigned deliverable any
place the city charge. When selling the guam
Iy their rate Of dscou Mt Is 10 per retail prices.
mar 26- BAUMAN & co.
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CRIsP's GAIETY.

Sole Lessee and b CRIs
TreaSurer. CIV. n CAhNIN
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.ENToN 3 WAsHRURN.

B. WAsHBURN,
GalnesbOrO, Tenn
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-08-07
A W0MANs WANTS IN ARE SEVEN.
TEENTH CENTURY

The following 10 & letter written by Lady Comp
ton 40 hsF hAshopa. ~ tbe beginniDg Of the ser6E'
teeatb century. in 1T she givss u list sf what she
sapEGses q ecessary fOF 4 wo1laA q her position.
Whether there things Here considered necessary
"a q legal psrn1 os view Goes rot appear. In jus.
tios to Lady GQmpooh, &oweqefs Il should be
sojd 4hst she brought her husband = iurge for
tGue. g- r-
., My eSgREy LisE.-Now that : have declared TO
you my AieS tor the ssSiag 81 gear state. 1 sup
pose it xe1s best fov lnc TO hethjnk OF consider
with u yszii gbat ails vance we're seotest Tor me.
fsrg es1 iderseg WHIST .ears 4 have mad ef y0ur
estate. 4aS how especially 4 dealt with thsse
winch. iieth by toe laws Of God, Oi nature. aud
Of eigi polity, wit lEseigisN ~gngerRasent. and
bsasstS, Yoz, ny SesT. hre DpUpd GO, / pgsy and
teaeseB yaa rs grant rs Eie0e per aasum, guar
tss1y te bs PaiS-
.zlss. [ zy9la {hesides that allowance lor my
spparail bzpe ES0 add yearly sguaTveTly 80 be
psidl Scr TIE performance 90 esAritatGe works
ard &se si5ags 1 EsHi4 ass, xeItaer RiR BE- &c
ieeaaia1ls fr-
Alas. l ziil aaEs SArss hoes s for gay Swp sad
DO SNsi sAaGss Jssl6 dare % lead oy 5ercsRs mems
,la>s Cat I. saspe kSTs< bst gq<-
Az, / ESxli have sxs xesdsp0aaen, lest aae
Segs4 81 SCI ~ sseoe 4sas other ssstt; assa. be
l5ss< o. - Al f=d.eeas tssEs Gae a g-estieRgo-sa q
ssls { ssaG gisS ALsSs aaaa S4i sRs Nssssd hes
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