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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-18

The following is copy of the Army Pay bill which has
patsed the Senate wm
A fni 70 Tx THE PAY AND xxsrrArE TIE ALLOWANCES on
ossrcyae AMY.
BE enacted by the Senate ana House OF Representa-
,iys Of the United States OF America, In Congress assem-
nopbsr az utiors allowed each grade Of commissioned
officers Of the army by the acts OF March sixteeu eght
hundred and two, April tweaty four, eighteen dred
ana rxte and March two eighteen hundred sn twenty
shall be comu,ed at the price hxed Nv the art ~
ret,ppry twenty one eighteen hundre and 6fsy seven
and he poupt Of such Communication sna be added 10 the
ray Of each officer according TO he grade and that there
after no other Communication for said rations shall be
allowed.
retiop allowed 10 each commissioned officer OF the army
every years OF bis service by the act Of July i've
eighteen hundred ard thirty eight and the act supple.
mental thereto Of July scven, eighteen hundred and
thirty eight shah in ike be COMMITTED and the
amount such communication shall aso be added TO the
pay Of sucb cer according TO the length Of his service
Provided That raid s6d ona compensation for length Of
service stall not further accumulate after the period Of
forty years.
Sec s. And be further enacted That all laws OF parts
allowing double rations TO officers
separate command the performance of speci
lied duties, be and the same are hereby repealed.
Sec. And be il further enacted, That officers having
bYeyet commissions shall not be entitled any OF
pay or because of the exercise OF command
according to their brevet rank.
Sec g. And be IL further enacted That officers Of the
amy while absent from their appropriate duties either
with or without leave, shall receive tn 10
authorized by the existing for servants forage trans
OF baggage fuel and quarters, either kind
IN communication, nor shall any allowance for servants
horses be hereafter made either in kind
non, unless snch servants and horses shall
muster ana inspected at such and in such manner
as the Mesdent may direct.
Sec. And be Their enacted, That all acts and
parts Of acts inconsistent herewith be- and the
hereby, repealed.
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POS T al ECTORY

TINE OF CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK OFFICE
DOMESTIC. Nortl-Albsny, Buffalo aud Canada Pm
s.Is'a a1 NAH Sf; ia Me T sss Il and *
south and southwestern
Hs.sia mai. y railroad J.. 4 AZ an: md 4 FL FHn
s.,. ~ steamboat. ........... r. n.
suSpIYhAns On Sunday al mails close at this once
oAIuorTrA By steamer, via Panama, Monday,
abe Overland Man for California .ayss ~ lou.
every Monday and 1hurrday, at d A n. Letters
SSsHe dr or IL should be marked Overland, via
sLAAn CIR The Overland Mali fro s Joseph o) 10 BALI
sse Guy Leaves - Joseph every saturday, q
o,s n, J., ,sIsrs should be marked "ovsrland,
10 PAc'''c Y steamer, via ransma Monday,
HAVANA. sssms1 fhiadepihda Thursday. =.
New ors.n. BY steamship f,nuassss On
be placed IN the Once at New YORK At dsvs Ore.
yous 70 The above dalsJ
hOHo's''' s9y,,r sEsmsn s,sasmsbip New York.
BAHAMA day amer the ariv. q Zach s A
nale CunArd packet 1t his port being once
~is mails ~ t sss% IN , Ssrn,f
- Hasan. n r 1he United States postage win
be ave ceDts per half ounce on ietsrs, and two
'a IS 6sS S. 70 ?, s so: ste. IN Al
ceived '' '1 '''se ssh' o' !"
TINE o. CLOSING At THH LONDON OFFICE.
Overland Mall closes "A follow Mar.
Ssn'ss OF The "a w TN and 20h q ssck month
Gibraltar. Malta. Aexsndna suex and Alden.
CmHA..."..vi, Marseies on tbe OA and Dsh va souih
Ampton ~ and 20th.
AuszxAxxA Via NArseiles Guex On The Ian VIA aou4
s.npton and Buex lNh
MAuRrr1us Via den on the Nh and Nh of The month
~ when ne date 81 making up Indian and InssrsIsn
malls At London falls o. Sunday, they made up on the
svsnins previous.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-18

Total f8,769
Besides the above bills, Maitland, Phelps Co. ad-
vsed that there others In existence 10 the amount Of
20 which have not yet been presented at the bank
London A glance at the numbering Of the bills shows
That The forger psd any attention 70 regularity,
bills, viz Nos ,49S, 800, t01 b02 t03 and 500,
have yet TO be accounted Who are the holders
tell until the next mail arrives from Europe, when
the secret will be divuIged. Brokers' merchants and
Others not naturally anxious 70 let the world know
retrieve their losses way there does not
appear 10 be much chance Of hedge In ~ aase the
subject for time at least One Of the rst things that
struck the Colonial Bank people, seeing the forged
drsfa, was their low numbering II the bills we're
rect infections OF the genuine they should have been
bered 4s6 instead Of AGO. and This discrepancy
alone, even the signatures perfect have led
70 the detection Of the fraud and the only wonder that
The drafts reached England 30 garing were tho
errors. Accidents will happen in the best regulated
families and the bulls and bears Wall street are no
more exempt than other mortals.
From the London Times Getty Artcle), Jan. 27I
Another instance has TRANSFERRED today Of forged bills
Seen ey parpo p1' be-
the Barbados branch OF the Colonial Bank the parent
establishment in London and are supposed 70 have been
manufactured and negotiated in New York, whence after
having passed good hands, they have been RENTED
here several respectable firms for collection Those
already presented at tho Colonial Bank amount to an
Rregate m about co COO and from the manner 10 which
they are numbered s inferred that at least total Of
has been put forth, The plate itself forgery
Of very clumsy description and the signatures of the
bank manager and accountant al Barbados have been
poorly initiated The bills are for amounts ranging from
All in America The Colonial rs nix win Of course lose
notbng the counterfeit having been detected by
them seems marvellous that after the recent expo
sure a similar frauds In Australia and the attention
lately directed 70 organized forgeres Of bank paper in
nearly all the principal commercial ch Of the world
any men Of business could have allowed themselves 70 be
dupcd 10 such extent.
From the Liverpool Mercury, Jan 2a.l
case has occurred In the city Oondon) Of forged bills
Of exchange having been successfully put into circulation
70 large amount They purport 10 be drawn by the Bar
BADGES branch OF the Colonial Bank the parent es
Arda hov
suEsd and negotiated in New York from whence sf,.r
having passscd into good hands, they have been RENTED
here 70 several respectable firms collection Those al
ready presented at the Colonial Bank amount aggre
gnts Of about $1,000 and from the manner which they
are numbered u Y inferred that total Of NJ least &l6 900
has been put forth.
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williamsburg City News.

DESTRUCTIVE FRE-At twenty minutes to twelve O'Clock
on Wednesday night officer Griffith OF the Fifth precinct
discovered flames issuing from the coal office of ". W.
Armfeld, No 90 First street He gave the alarm, and
endeavored extnguish the flames but they had gained
such Roadway that 1t spread TO the adjoining buildings
occupied by Kidder Il ABBEY q carriage repository
from which the flames spread through to No. Durham
place. the basement Of which used by Mrs. Edward
Neville q repository for carriages. From this the
flames spread TO the stables fronting South Seventh
street. The buildings all frame aud filed with
bustible materials. Being directly adjoining tho Kings
County Hoel, that building ID imminent danger, as
water from the hydrant Immediately put in requs
ton, and by this means the most valuable portion
IF the property was saved. The property destroy
cd is the building OF Mr.. Arm6cld, worth 5000,
insured in the Excelsior Insurance Company; two
bes, owned by Mrs Neville, loss about 81 5O0-no
ance The damage done to property in stock Of Kdder
Abey 81 GOO; insured in the st. Marks for 81 000 Mrs.
Neville, by damage tn house No South Seventh street,
$780, insured IN the Broadway Insurance Company. Also
by damage 10 house No. Durham place. $780, insured
in the Williamsburg City. Had it not been FOR the
timely discovery Of The fire the whole block would have
been destroyed. Mr.. William White of engine No. L.
tell into the ruins while holding the pipe and cut his
dressed by DR.. Brady. James Nevin, OF the same
pany disocated his shoulder by TALL 1t IN supposed the
Gre the work Of ali incendary.
NcESDIARy FnEs-About half past nine Wednesday
night the shop of Charles Fowler on First street,
pear Moth Tenth was broken open and set on fire. which
was soon extDguisbed by Officers Van Dyke and Lyons
This is the fourth time this shop has been fired The
uce Of Elisha Coiburn in Water street, Grand
broken open on Wednesday night and robbed Of some
money, and then the papers in the drawer fire TO- The
flames we're discovered and coon extinguished.
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The ONO LIFE AND TRUST CoxpANY.-The
Superior Court have ordered the books and papers OF the
trust Company to be placed in the hands OF the two
Trustees Messrs Klbreath and Remeln for settlement
and be Sheriff has handed every thing but the cash.
which will be transferred TO day The Trustees can then
proceed at once TO arrange and classify the debts and
securities and such as are in shape collect will be
promptly attended TO- The creditors look for speedy
dividend, and trust they may not be disappointed
The funds and securites that be made available
should be- leaving the bad and doubtful to be disposed
OF as the law drects The creditors should not antici
pate too much however, but be satisfied that what can
be realized from the mass Of good bad and Indifferent
deets they will get the benefit Of as possible.
Cincinnati Gaxette, Fs6 Is.
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nuHCEI1l1ANEOUD.
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FOk MARCH
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This great national popular original magazine ID steadily
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and contams more And better than sny other TIC
present number has over FIFTY fILUHTRATNN benideS
IN orisns piece music the fashions comicaes TO- 10
The following articles IN the March number
vuo o Arc Worth each he price Of subscripton:-
WHO bITTEIH IN JUDJMENTY the story at an outcast
TIE NEWsBOYS OF NEW YORK-Theif life aud char
WIlLixM HoaARrH-rhe rrsa. painter.
rTnnxnrss w HEyIvAL OF LITERATuRE-An new theory.
nOzhM ~ pEATH-A story OF the metropois
TmEhOl0ME DE MER1COUkT-A thrfllina aIe
THE SkYkN TkAVEILERS-At Niagara
H!0HI On THE MAUOG-A wild story,
ana twenty others mostly lusratsd making up table OF
coneno uneqnnled for scholarship variety ana nterest
Rgs1 T0UskY III Nassau street.
DExTkR BnOTAER, IA Ann street
nEMsp,nlIiSCk50N, BLAKE LONG, Is Ann street.
Canada. w e'S '
Ierws-snsle copies cents; subscrption ccpy, one
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CLEARED.
enship PHILADELPHIA Harrison, Havana and New Orleans

CLEARED
Steamship Philadelphia HARRISON Havana and New Orleans
EYE h Es~Ss5 gas,s Son
Bark Goodeh, lee, Cumberland Harbor-John Bacon
Barr Iishi Hagads asr'. crowel 81 Johns NF-Th0ma'
Schulz Howard New yG sdas.
BsIk Sla hc1ory Holmes 81 Masys Evs, LIB aassr
schr iss aaisr, Hubbard snI SasesS Merlin Abbott.
sshr Marin ane Usssey Mn
schr Eliza Kayner kayner Apalachicola-Oakey Keat
sehr eRosset Tucker, SMITH Co.
schr Maria jane, Jones, Riehm9sdxT NJ Fry 4 Go;
sesr Van Name. Van Name, Norfon-C II PIerson.
s.ss msi beiasars oooes' PSiiadelpMa ' - SN''
Steamer thompson. Colnary. South Arnboy.
ARRIVED
Steamship Lebanon r) Cook, Liverpool, Jan 30, AM,
steamship Jamestown Parrish Richmond, 40 with udss
com sEheSss Sy distant Is niles passed scSr Lind.
steamship osuss FOSi French saners With mdse,
II B Cromwell a Go.
sc 70 MssDS Phelps Co IN Inst spoke brig sea Foam
Sfs ss, hen
ssssaIsss nigh Win saons wind They to be landed
BARK Old Dominion Msrsden New Orleans and the bar Is
days, with sugar, to Robert Williams
saa q 60 Is eas
S1ar been sshSrs a. TaSd 5Sl &
Brig GeranIu Pierce Galveston u days. with mdse, %
Murray Encountered u strong NE gale to the South OF
st shaises o Camden, Cooper Belize Hon. Jan 2s with
sshr Field Robin, Savannah, days. with cotton &C.
scbr jamestown Laourete Savannah. days, with cotton,
schr Ko1sr Caldwell Hudson, Charleston days, with cot
sclr L p smith. Cheesebro Wilmington NC, days, with
cotton, 40 TO Jonas smith 4 Co.
schr VIM Allen g nasts), Grant, Wilmington, NC, days
schr B.scsmap, sherman, Washington, NC, days ~
fchr Stockton Cranmer Washington, NC days, with
cotton &C, TO master.
schr q hooth, burger. Richmond, days.
Schr Gallego Pferson, Richmond days.
sehr eroy, Osborn, Norfolk: 2days.
sehr Dawson, Ryder Norfolk, n hours
schr Eliza Rebecca, Price Norfolk. days.
schr sartbsRera, Grape. City Point, 5 days
Schr Allen, Sears Alexandria, s days
scbr II shannon Mars Alexandria, 4 days.
sclr Village Gem, Hinckey, Alexandria, days
sehr 4 Van oleat, hpplegaie, Alexandria 5 days
Schr Sea Witch, Smith, Alexandria days.
sehr + a Ward 4, masts), Edwards Virginia, 3days.
scbr VIM cement, Parker Virginia. 3days
selr p hisms Collins Virginia, 8 dass
Sir VIM Capes Van Name, Virginia, 3days.
sebr Joseph Guest, Renter, Virginia, days
setr Berry Finch Dsyey, ;eorgetown, DC days
sehr Blrdesll, Chamberlain Georgetown, DC, daya
scbr Keen, STACEY, Baltimore, days
Schr sef uine, Kin Rsland, BALTIMORE, days
sioop BONE. Collins. Absecom 2days.
Steamer Curlew. Arey. Providence
Steamer Westchester. Clark Providence.
BELOW.
Bark Alder, from New Orleans with mdse, 70 F Alex
ondre.
Bark Eliza Barss Bermuda; briggs Baltimore Port Prince
Truxiio Bermuda; schr Mary Emma Lavacca.
Wind during the days.
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Dur American Cousin Visiting the Law
Courts.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
RofOre HIM Iud0o Dale

FEB. 17.-Ldurd KeeNH ". A. H. Iuydv applica-
ton made the part Of Miss Keene for an order Tor
the defendant TO show why perempory Injunction
should not be issued to restrain him from performns A.
the National theatre the piece entitled Our American
Cousin" The Judge refused tho immediate Injunction
but granted order the defendant 10 show cause on
Saturday why IN injunction should not issue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-18
FoSrEynIR, Dodge Co., N. T., jan %, 1859.
Tie Effect Of he Gold Ferer upon the Settled Portion of Ne
brdskd-The Gold No Sham


Nothing else lie talked Of in Nebraska but the gold
regions southwestern and western border the
effect Of this excitement prevailing generally, will
fear be somewhat seriously felt Ia the settled districts
our Territory. Farms under Improvement already
being offered for from 81 so to % 80 per acre
entered; and farmers who have secured theirs, and
with from twenty 10 nifty acres broken surround
ing their houses, are offering the rent free TO
good tenants, whilst there Is fair prospect Of corn
wheat potatoes, &c, bringing nearly double their pre-.
sent prices next fall here Farmers are, IN large msjo
rty expecting TO start to the next spring early
The effect 10 your correspondents mind s apparent That
s rents and all real estate will be remarkably low In Ne
praska IN the spring. and during the later summer months
business IN the Territory will be ut . stand still. This
eoxs wonderfully Ike the gold excitement Of Kansas and
NEBRASKA being humbug, originated only 70 draw emf
grafton hither Eventually, II Is true, there will DO
good result 70 the tlable and habtabe portion of our
leory, but for year or 70 will be anything but nd
except 70 merchants and those who are pre-
pairing for the largest emigration our Western borders
ever yet witnessed. Tho gold excitement Of Nebraska
ana kansas no humbug, and the HxRAHDs readers Will
ere many months find IL II s reality and viii
think, be realized as extensively that OF California
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LEAvEywoRTH, Feb. 4, 1859.

LEAvEywoRTH, Feb. T. 1852
Caution TO Emigants iSDsaten With the Gold Fsucr.
Apropos Of the Kansas "gold diggins," let give
few words Of advice your readers who propose go
the mines In the nrst place. would earnestly recon-
mend all Of you who are in business which yields de-
cent livelihood, matter what you may be, whether
farmers mechanics merchants, 10 remain home
stick to your work. but you will 60, do not sell your
farms your houses and venture all upon uncertain
ty, in which the chances under the favorable Or
cumstapces ninety nine TO one that you will lose
Retain what you have that when you wiser
but not richer man, you will have some place " shell
ter the heads OF your wife and little
The gold fields Of Kansas still untried fields. Per.
soDs there have laid out town lots, and IL is 10
and business along the frontier towns have in
large supplies Of goods and hence the glowing
Of the vast wealth deposited along the Western slope Of
the Rocky mountains. | have met, however, q great
many men OF intelligence who have been in
that vicinity and they assert that the existence Of
gold In such vast quantities has been represented ID
extremely doubu-at least has not yet been discover
cd That there large amount Of gold there ID quite
certain but is spread extended area, requiring
great deal Of labor to obtain IT, To aborng men-men
who are accustomed 10 their bread by sweat Of
their brow-the gold fields VI Kansas may offer induce
ments sufficient for them 10 hazard the loss of one sum-
mers work In exploring them. Pixies PEAK and Cherry
Creek are 30 near the frontier that persons start from
here IN spring. spend few months their vicinity and
return home in the fall. II everything s lost viii not
amount TO much and be retrieved by industry and
economy.
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letter from Capt King OF bark Tropic Bird OF Ne Rad
ford dated 81 Helena Dec g. reports her 80 bbs Sper
and 16g do hnmpbsck oil boardtook sp Nov 2Mh IN
lat =, Jon ", and bark Marion Davis wa
1890 bbls A. told fqs home In March The Topc Bird has
Sag Habor and Hopeton Of Bppecan found plenty hmm
backs there but impossible any an he
would devopr Them - fast killed They had ali tfed "a
save Whale out Of 70 killed, but only saved bbs The B
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Cumberland Merrill, N0rsan. Ariel Green, do; Alma Ba
T,arsna S-th Enn Tiat s. 10Th, nrmoei vansand
Norjcsns " A''oV Ao' "er'y"An' ana snsmrock' Diane
a. Lang Tor BooU IN nren @ ,or rorand Fe9 ~ Can .s
Msncneser " Kenne9y ior NYork Feb Africa o. Shan
% ip s ao on lay Jordan for DC Jan 81 Char
or 40 ~ Queen Young for do s Universe Dewar
ior 10 "a yos roser J Abce for do l0h Neptune Pea
nouy or 90 i4tn frnceon BELL FOR GO SOON Tamerlapc
- ios FEB hetca stetson, for do.
70 I9,Cw tne sAranak kowand Tor do lAh China Davis
ior baumofe SOON WIN Kent Wilcox for Charleston soon
os % ior sayannfn Feb New England Edge
oesns o'h greenland, Baes for San Francisco about
"a rocahon,as, woodsrson, for Melbourne 10th.
LorpoN Jan Io-Cld Ocean Eagle, West, Adelaide land
!" loed lor Coqnimbo
port 1h Hortense Barnes and Evan Crerar Crerar
amdys M,sfsIes Evans warner for NYork Sd Inst
Ger for do Tx 'JP 90 IN Toneus 9rnns spen
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WHEE.
THE. sINTELIzIGE CER.3 !.

InE last Morgantowns Star contains a curious
sort sol Ola letter from E. c.. @BGnkerto Udolpho
wolfe New York, denouncing Wolfe after thu
following style: 80 s1R
UDoLPHo WoLFE, 90 Beaver ST., New 5York.-
lou nave had the impndence send me a
pamphlet entitled "Imposters unnasked. lantif
the public protected in the use of popular hevs
erages. You request parties to whom this
Pamphtet IS sent to circulate itin the village in
winch they live, and thus become public 5ene-
iactors You state that .banefulf LIQUORS are
moral and physical curse to our citizens tah,f
tnat-you= have, at the request ofyours friends.
commenced the i,nportoti5ni and sale of LIQUORS
and wines. % TttlTSIf i,fi7fS =,
You come under the mask ofkinlncsss and
honesty to effect the sale of liquors as pure,
when you know full well tRatSyo1 only object
IS to cheat, defraud and ruin your fellow men;
that your importations will be from some whole 2
sale liquor store in New York, where adulteraSs
ted pOiSons can be purchaSelsa at low figures
f SIR, your Aromatic Schiedam SclnappsJ'
which is only another name for ''po0r whisky,'A
has been forwarded for years past to every. VII
lage in the country where you could establish.
an agency. You have caused troublcfor Grand
JurieS, and in some Of the counties. of.Virginial
the Judges of.Our Circuit Court have, in their
charges 10 the juries Of our State been compel.
led to pay you and your Schnapps no very ems
Ylable-compliments. Sir, younrea base tnp6s.H
teT+ and the Devil, with all his meanness, could
scarcely be mean enough to pursue the course
you have done. have written this note to you
IN this public manner, knowing tho force Of Ian.
gunge, aud hold myself responsible to YOU in.
any way You may choose to seek legal redress.
Come on, Udolp pho Wolfe, (appropriate naIne,)
hiring your suit, or demand redress il YOU are
wrOngcd. e o. BuSEEp
MoRGASrowN, Va. q. .s4.:
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'Mofning calls are. made betWeenl theI Ihbnrs

I utHss CAts are tnadei oetWeen3 the hours
OF twelve and three. 81. 4l.g ~ .5s,fz..si
1T II. is not unusual to fipd persons of the
highest distinction in Washington. at lodgings.
or in the house Of friend. When a call is
made upon one so circumstanced the visitor
should remain below until the servant announ..
ees his name, and obtains the direction Of the
person visited y! y o2s't '4i' s9itia ~
| when he has gained admission, he should
never take aseat until is offered by his enter>
taiper, nor throw. off the ,garb of ceremony,
even IN iI7{ the apartment of the most familiar
"Aninvitatien toadihner specifics, or should
specify, the hour for dining, and each guest
should oE be Punctual to-theminnte.
"Gnests ito evening partiesaare expected. to.
assemble between nine and ten O'clock 1t is
not pn9sg2l lgsg2l for persons coming from the coun.
try to ind themselves in an as awkward position
of their entertainerbeS
fore this hours
There are>thtee modes of forming acouairi>
taness;9ls by letter of introduction; 3D. bv a,
personal introduction; and Sd, BY dispensing
with these forms and meeting upon common
A New York rowdy having taken exception
tolthe comments zmadeauponsthe dastardly asu
sauit upon the editor of the Nesos, threatens the
the Express, in WHICH they appeared, with J,
similar visition. The editorsYare full Of pluck.
and reply a4
"o1iet hours trom7 A:M.to's a. NJ. ALREADY Fight.
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HCHOICEa sFIRsT sGI4A INstFB n cE.ae

Cash CapftaI Slyooo,ooo.I u
bs3E'4 EfABsoLUTE ANDfUE4MPEIBBDa yc IL
WITH tAtl4URPf.gS!!fsttf,R $500, ,3Sz,es
Aalthe PreStigeof SS yeElrp and exptrfence