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a. TO- THE OPPOSITION PAR.

To THE OPPOSITION PAR
aA TY OF RICHMOND-Fellowc citizens, to-
night you will be called upon to select three
to be candidates of your party for the Legislature,
and it s supposed that in making the selection you
will look first to the interest of the city, and
condly to the strength of the candidates. Relieving
that this will be the aim of every true Wing, we
tleman who is already spoken of by nearly every
Wing voter in Monroe Ward, as one of the capdi-
dates. He is their choice and will receive their
support He has many Fl ends in each of the other
Wards. We aude 10 DAVID SAUNDERS, Eco
Look to the valuable services he has rendered the
city for ten years past in her Council, at a very
great sacrifice to himself withc ut ward and for
the past two years has been presiding officer OF that
body. Mr. Saunders can certainly be elected if nom
mated Then rally enc snd all to the African
Church tonight and confer the nomination on Mr.
Saunders reward for his past services. We will
add that wherever Mr. Saunders has been cand
date for any office. he has in every instance been
elected MANY VOTERS.
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

NV ORLEANS, May THE steamship Coatzaco.
alcos, from Minatitlsn, with the California mails
and passenger from San Francisco the 23d ult.,
has arrived here, King the trip in fifteen days.
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a.RICHMOND THEATRE.
BENEFIT Of Mrs D PHILLIPs)
BENEFIT of Mrs B PHILLIPS Tonight
Reneft of Mrs y PHILLIPe)

AA-RICHMOND THEATRE.
s: :s:; E; n: s#fEEifs Tonight
Masks MASKS and PAGES aces |ro.Nish.
Masks and FRces)
s NJ: ;st4PsE4sE as
Mrs GLADsTANE)
Peg Wefiingtonl
Peg Wolf ngton Tonight
Peg woilingtoa)
n n: | + + s s#iEEEss I"
Mable yane and Lady Teazle
Mable vane and Lady Teszle
Mable Vane and Lady Teazle
New Song
Let me Kiss Him for His Mother
Let Me Kiss Him for His Mother
Words and Music)
Words and Music by
O'' GEO KUNKEL. Esq
GEO KUNKEL. ErQ
And to be sungby
M M M : z zBzSs Tonight
Gems of Malta Polka Tonight
Sons Of Malta Polka Tonight
Cars Glory Jubilee March
Our Eastern Shore Cousin)
Our Ea3tern Shore Cousin ? Tonight
Our Eastern Shore Iousin)
SECURE YOUR SEATS EARLY
Ss-MECHANICS HALL.
WAR; WAR;
sEBAsTopoLi
sIEGEs. lombard MENTs!
CONGREGATIONS. STORMS!
sHIPWRECKS. BATTLES, &C!
with Mechanical. Chemical and Pyro-
technic Aids, EVERY NIGHT.
ADMISSION Is CENTS
N. WATKINS 4 rIcKLEN.
MORE NEW GOODS.
OUR ENTIRELY NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK
of fine Fancy ard hyperion Staple DRY GOODS, is
being regularly replenished by all the newest and
handsOmest goods brought into the country.
RICH CoLoRED AND BLACK DOUBLE
JUpE AND VoLANr ST. X ROBES, very cheap.
Dress Silks Robe and plain dress Bareges Poplins
and Poplinetts.
Spring Dress Goods, Men and Boys wear
Elegant Laces aud Embroideries
NEW STYLE MANrILLAs, SHAwLs
&C.. FINE STOCK.
House Furnishing Goods.
LINENS AND SHIRTINGS.
OsNABUGs, Plaid and Colored.
Every article pertaining to the
DRY GOUD BUSINESS,
NEW AND VERY Low.
WATKINS 4 FICKLEN,
my Cts l59. MAIN STREET.
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~MArrILLss AHD SHAwLs
At the Cash STORE Of co
FRENCH LACE
BLACK SILK and -r,.e
SILK and LACE MANTILLA6
BERA0E SHAWLe and DU9TERe
- rhss : lar Cab. PERKINS co,
mxc-Ivf No I41 kagie equare
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SENTENCE OF THE OBERLIN RESCUERS.
CLEVELAND OHIO, May 6-Sx of the Oserlin res.
cuers pleaded guilty this morning, and were SEM
fenced each to pay a fine Of twenty-five dollars,
and twenty.four hours imprisonment. Bushne
is not yet sentenced.
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SCARCITY OF VEssELs.-There are now between
10000 and 10000 tons Of coal at Alexandria, Va,
waiting shipment. Vessels are in great demand
ut remunerative freights.
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THE CASE OF sELyIs AND MARES

SAVANNAH, May 6.-The jury to-day, in the case
Of Selvis and Mares, charged with fitting out the
bark Angelica for the slave trade, rendered YER,
dict of not guilty.
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THE LADIES OF NORTH CAROLINA IN FAVOR
OF THE KEYSvILLE EXTENSION.


We learn from a reliable source that the ladies
Of Granville and Warren counties, North Carolina
have started subscription list of their own, and
have already obtained q considerable sum for the
"New Line from North Carolina to Richmond"-
One lady obtained subscriptions to the amount of
six hundred dollars in one day, from her own sex
exclusively!
Three cheers for the ladies of the Old North
State! With the Beauty of Carolina on our side,
We shall have allies who may we'll cause our rivals
to trenble, and look out for their Booty. The Ia.
dies have already shown, in the Mount Vernon
enterprise that the delicate hand Of Intelligent
and lovely woman can cause the fintiest soul 10
pour forth refreshing streams; therefore, we well
come, ~ auspicious of glorious victory this &C.
cessiou Of their enthusiasm, energy and perseve>
rance. The ladies are taking care Of all that was
mortal Of the Father OF hts Country, and they
cannot better preserve the inheritance he left us
than 10 aid In increasing the bonds Of union bes
tween ito various States, % we'll ~ individuals.
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SUICIDE IN MONTREAL
SENTENCE OF TILE 0RERLIN hi

MONTREAL. May GA pensioner named Joseph
Rrsmley, threw himself in front of train entering
St.Johns, this afternoon and was instantly killed
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ARRIVAL OF THE STORESHIP SUPPLY AM
ERIC ATE Ct IL WR ENNE

NEW YORK, May 8.-The o. s. steamship Supply,
ofthe Paraguay expedition, arrived here last ewes
ming.
The frigate st. Lawrence was sgnalleG last night
a Rnafnn
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FAIRFIELD RACES

GOVERNOR WISE arrived in Norfolk Friday eve
ming
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STEAMBOAT COLLISION

STEAMBOAT COLLISION.
ST. LOUIS, May THE steamers Lucy MAY
and Cedar Rapids collided, yesterday morning
near Quincy, ILL., The former sunk Immediately
Three deck passengers are reported lost
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town. fro,s nosis Ths ssssm,h ,p Jsma.-
York, % rL". .o,s, v., which arrived :. New
ss,ss Ass1re4 ~ =, ssenias. esrSssd % freight
sen cssss q ~. v..,.,. h'fss y green peas aud
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my 6-3t*

~BRAUTIFUL AHD CENTRAL BUILDING
LOT FOR sALE.-The beautiful and central building
lot in the IF henum Square, l52 feet deep to On al
ley will be sold on accommodating terms. Apply
to WATKINS FICKLEN,
my 6-3s l59 Main street.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS

PEN MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH LINES,
OHrics-No. 139 Eagle Square, Main st.
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The great question for us 20 consider, however IL
nos now Austria stands. or at what pace France
nastens, or even how Sardinia can be overrun, but
nnat u Tie position and policy Of England. Lord
Oeipy mas 6aid that. IF war breaks out, whatever
% the consequence, neutrality n long a. Il may
issts upst 70 certain extent DO an armed neutra.
Ivy. enabling rs 70 take cur part on that side, what
ever s may &c. which country may indicate % best
deserving OF our support" Taese words coupled
with others bearing upon the occupation OF the
shores o. the Atlantic, tended to o scarcely ambiQ.
nous iutimation that the events OF the impending
var should lead French troops int the Lombardo
venetian Kingdom. England would appear q q
COMPLAINT In the melee We yentnred to Comment
upon those words in tone Of remonstrance. Now
that the event appears mere probable and it's pre-.
ceding circumstances almost certain, we think Il
right 20 our protest against engaging Eng.
land either by alliance. or menace or guarantee 10
TO draw her intothis purely Continental quarrel
purely We are not going to commit over again the
isulss committed By our fathers aud 70 burden our
with debts and obligations too great for our.
seixes or our sons 70 bear In the pursuit. or some
camerscAl uoti0ns TO what We should Ike 70 see
~ W. smong our neighbors. We cay ct all risks
Iss. I'll events. keep England out OF this struggle
free c vn s1o dynastic Powers. What have ". 8
ssiSssr I've aespcss Sns Of whom rsprsscnt: the
snd ~ =. ~ ansointc power ard prieefly do,minion
inncrscvs Is me despotism dss9s tad by pure d.
- III must be TO- let Them 6ek 4. M Rn~
other fhrs CO. can supDoes by veasen2nw esSk
i VIZ oms more dAna erOas 10 NJ - :
sfpva,a ~ tH o. ApafRiAs :. slTInn ~ - 4
AL1 .us Lond0n Daily NaWs xs.p On !, 8 ~
Aas'" "ss declared war, Tiis III bns tn q IN
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n6r Powers

GALLERY FOR
GENUINE
PEARL
AMBRoTIPEs,
50 CENTS TO so DOLLARS.
POWERS is the only Artist in the city capable OF
taking ikenssses of children Geo taken in the last
four dsys.) 49,
- POWERS makes the best Photographs. Nine
In this city has given POWERS the lead Of all
Isl Main street.
r. Beware of the Horse man. my6 -3t*
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a your uniforms cleaned by KING" the Elk.
M serg't Major of Dragon Guards, and PREMIUM
III Scourer from Baltimore.
MERCHANT TAyLoR's work done. Also-Gentiemen's
Clothing as Il should be. quick, we'll and cheap.
Cav nv 7-3t$
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~REFaIGgRAroRs.

~REFaIGERAToRs.
PERPETRATORS, cheap cheap
WATER COOLERS
WATER COOLERS
SHO WEIR BATHS
ICE CREAM FREEZERS
ICE PITCHERS
Persons wishing any of the above articles. will
find large assortment, at VERY Low PRICES
THOS BULKLEY,
my 6-lm 1877 Main street.
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TIE Nsxr NEWS From EUaoPs Tho next ne VS.
from karope, which 10 looked for with DO much
Interest, owing to the fact that II may announce
tne oemmencsment Of devastating war on the
oooaasnt, viii probably be brought BY the Anglo
oaAon' which left Liverpool, for Quebec, on Wed.
needay' the 9Th OF April, four days sftsr the Nj.
sssts. She had not arrived last night at 10
oe'o'A. snd y ont II days this morning. II the
ness eoes not come BY her nrst, IL viii probsbly
yIoasas y the Kangaroo, which left Liverpool
" .se sems DAY for New York, and n dus there
sosmorEow morning. - - -
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~UspaRcypEurlD BAlGAIHs
ATTHE CASH STORE OF

~UspaHcsDEHrlD BAlGAIHs
ATTHE CASH STORE OF
PERKINS co.
No l4l Eagle eQuare.
Very rich Double Skirt and Two fiounced ShA
Two Tiounced Bersge Grenadins and organdie
Robes
Rich Organize and Berages
Ducal PlAids, Valentias and ChaIlie Dc LANES
marked down to 20 cts
Fresh supply Of those cheap Kid Gloves 81 70 CTS
10 BIesched shirtipg very cheap at sd
Best rs BUSTED Bleached at 10 cts
Extra Bleached Shifting at ii cts
Best N Y Mills Shifting at Is cts
Rich Lace and French Worked Bets
Large stock new style Parasols
100 pieces fast colored Lawns at cd
30 pieces a fast colored Brilliants At 10 cts
Best English and American Cslicoes at lets
Watch Spring Hoop Skirts o
my 9-lwif PEhhiNo@O w.
- ATTENTION is requested to the
sale, This Afternoon, at ~ o'clock ID, upon the
of Farm on the Three Chopped Road.
For particulars of which see the advertisement.
my Git ID WILLIAMS, Auct.
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s.AsoAhD AND RoAsoKH RAnsoAp.-The recsiot.
Zoe ssaooard and Roanoke railroad. Tor the Al
nsoA' yssr' snoasted 10 t2so,s7s 20, being An ~
800 over its sxpsndi,urss Of slo7 SAL q. m.
s,as so stock Of the company has been incr...ss
49,. $500 ~ fhs conversion Of Its fourth mor..ss =
a.. AAo eonysrtibls Ian; aud tbs ou to nS,ss
emer~..1 s - e The ssm Of 1lso,aOs 7s-th,s
b, &. -. .s,ooo q The arst mortgage bonds held
debt. ~ ~ Which deducted, leave ths entire
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ARMORY MONTGOMERY GUARD.l
~ - =. =

IN A call meeting OF th1s commane VIII
" take MACE Il Military Ball. to morrow (TUES-
nAV9 evening. at o'clock. As business Of impor-
tance will be laid before the meeting. tits impor'
tant that every member should be present and pune
Members will come prepared to pay their quar-
terly dues.
The regular weekly drill will take place imnedf
" after the transaction Of business
Sergeants will be particular in notifying their re-
spec!ive squads:
BY order of the Captain.
nv At JNO MCDONALD. o 3.
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AExPLANAfIoN.-A statistical paragraph rela.
tive 70 the progress and present strength of the
Baptist Church appeared in the Dispatch on Fri.
day morning, which contained sentence that was
offensive to the Methodist. In the haste of &C.
cumulating and arranging the matter OF the day,
this paragraph was not read through by the gen.
tleman to whom the news department Of the pa
per 10 entrusted. Had he read it all, the offensive
sentence would have been omitted, as 1t might
have been with perfect justice to all concerned
While the nature Of the business of the daily
journalist renders the prevention Of all mistakes
aud omissions almost an impossibility, neverthe.
less oversight like that noticed above illustrates
how . little paragraph may innocentIy give trou.
Bile. and how important II ID to give the fullest
examination 20 everything that goes into paper.
THEATRs-Beneft Of Mrs. Phillips The public
knows thatits favorite, Mrs. Phillips, takes bepent
tonight. II 10 seldom that any artist has attained
ssch hold upon the good will, We might almost
say, affection, Of the very capricious theatre going
public here - she has; indeed do not recollect
an instance where . lady has met with the same
success. With every requisite for "leadug lady,
intellect, grace, and q handsome person, she has
been 90 studiously attentive to her profes.
sonal duties, to leave her friends no shortcom.
ing TO regret or excuse The bill she presents TO.
nights capital one. That charming comedy.
"Masks and Fsces" 10 the frst piece, and includes
MRS Giadstaue aud Mrs. Phillips in the cast. til
long time since this play placed on the stage
and u viii be longer time still ere We see two
such talented actresses in 1t again. The screen
scene from the school for Scandal" follows with
. good cast and the farce of sour Eastern Shore
Cousin" closes. Between the pieces there is to he
suesa very pretty piece Of music, composed BY
George Knnkel, and good sprinkiing of singing
and dancing beside.
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ARMORY Ri BLUES,l
L May 7th. 1889. )
DRILL.-The Company will assem-
u bic for Drill. on MONDAY evening. 9th instant.
at o'clock precisely. Every member should be
present, pur ctually.
W MAULE, Lieut. Comd'g.
Do A woupKyys lst Sero't my9-lt
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ARMORY X / BLUES. I
n Parade at your Armory on TUES
XDAY next, 10th instant. at o'clock in fnll
Summer Uniform. DRESS CAP and PLUME
Arms and Accoutrements in order for inspection
10 celebrate the sIXTY-SIXTH ANNIVERSARY
of the Corps Ball .rtridges will be furnished at
the ATmory.
Serqeants will summon their squads.
BY order of W MAULs, Lieut. Comd.g, :.
RO A T0MPKINS. LIST Sgt.
Honorary and contributing members intending
to unite with us requested to be at the Depot OF
the Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Kali
road Company. at 10 o'clock, precisely, as the tram
leaves for Ashland at that time my7-3t
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Malcolm FOR LYNCHBUka-TO
LEAVE cUEsDAY The Canal
' ' VIM COX. at the shed.
mys-2t Dock street.
CPLENDID STOCK OF MANTLEs.-
~ Black SILK Mantles and Points
A variety Of Raglans and Busters
Black aud White Berage Shawls
Ragians, Busters and Barnons
Chi drsh's Berage and Marseilies Busters
Berage and Organdie Robes
Black Hermann and Barge do
summer Mourning Goods in every variety
christian LATHRoP.
my9 80 Main ct.
RB SURE to 60 to JACOB A. LEWIS,
- Is Main street. if you have any Dry Goods to
purchase. He has now in store large and well Sc
surprisingly low prices. Just to hand, so doz India
Rubber Combs best quality at l2h cts. worth 25c:
5000 Cambria and Dimity Bands at 2oc. worth soc;
Elastic Belts at Oc, worth i2sc; Twlled Linen Tow
els only l0c, worth l2ac; hne Swiss Mouslin Colas
1o1.S e only
very cheap article; great bargains in Linen Cam
brio Hdkfs. and ali Kinds Of Dry Geodscaa certain
~ be had very cheap. at - LEWIS.
DUPTURE CURED FOR $6.-DR
IL sHERMAN'S great radical CURE TRUSS can
now ba had for only five dollars. Every medical
man who has examined this instrument, pronounces
II superi to all others If desired. we will cheer
fully refer to any of the very numerous perEons
who have been thoroughly cured by this Truss
Per,ons owning valuable slaves, thus afflicted.
should procure one. they being so:durable, and the
cheap pest In the end. We will send this truss TO
any part Of the country by Express or mail.
For the TRUSS. or information concerning i. ad-
dress G O JACKe0N, e.
No II Main street. Richmond, Va.
81. city their noa''
Tho Truss can be had also ct Messrs MEADE 3
BAkBRs and mILL6PAU0H TOMBSTONE
DruRgiste my Sly
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THE IMPENDING WAR IN EUROPE.

TIE SfTfA TON OF AUSTRiA AND FRANCE
THE BATTLE GR0UNO-NAPOLEONU N-
PREPARED OPINIONS OF THE ENGLISH
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VAN AmRURGH,S

TRAINED LIONS, ROYAL AND BRAZILIAN II.
GERS, AFRICAN, AsIATIC AND BLACK
LE0PARDS,
PERFORMED BY -Hx INTREPID
n q \ ~ =
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A COMPLETE AD0ORTNRNT or
Ladies' Dress asd MantillA TrimmiaGs Just re-
eeiysd. TO be run 81 cheap. 4 G0kDaMlT.
my ec3 Brood street.
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COFFEE 6UGARH.--lb0 bbls 3. d W.
~ Co.'S Coffee epRar. receiving this uorvtnv
tor sale By LEWIS n WEBB Co
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-03
CS 10 Is DsSrOrereA !! ~
Suffer no Longer; It Is . relief.
by TEE ApPLICATIoS o.
HNDO's Good SaseUs-teOSs .
IMMEDIATE RElskF.

You b. cnret o. the fonoviDs comp ants s~cA
IS Tooif Ace. ~ enc minute, 70 n pAnsu -
take OF khrurs trnn. nine cot os ten IN l~ss
than o1- b. mr. time. vas -4eai Ache. Ear Ache,
keaYsrta. Coughs Cold, 40 ma Hrunchi,l- ~
egtnsi A6ertIafAs, Pain IN til. bAcs Ks1~ aslrar
IN tn Jnnis, Cole snr Or rp rssns. Erysip ias -
afnsa Eyes, Sore Shtcsi, Cuts, Bruises, Aar nc.
rprains. Chsvped hsnds, 1rostst Pet ana CNa-
blAn..
u not the intention Of The unAessign.d 10 sssss
for this me1scne thai IL wi DO imys ~Shfe thsnxs -
cure sii manner % disease, for tn cid ssssns u
"a msd,cine that Is sooa Tor esfry thing 10 er<d -
nothing" tis tru. We only claim o. cure e1s
Inc Of iiseafes and for the essssaaas
this medsctne u without an squal.
The sSt yroof y0u can have % the merits % n
tie, IL 10 zee what II VIII DO. ~ cpsrssigos -
Pases are dectsety tke NIT e0ressel. by tn spp-
cation Of This wond~rfa nssfeipe, % any IL
country TIN Is sfmiued ~ I'll vto have srs-s u.
fvould have the psIssic sDaeeutsnA thai A-vs
no hamtca srIrie 20 dsSose a. NOT wouln b In ne
business IL the same nos truiy 80 purely keM.
been used IL the hishsst esse~sA. go n b NJ vsses
ain 70 make II 20 smoDg sn. TIE btn1sns eusD
which - forever and ea@rnAliy fxsd On Danksxd =
= fasvArd TIE gepsrAl rs rests VI The hs0sa ~
y. y sihsc Il hsve ho-c deceived ~ pcs - -
cireplsYs IN D. tstons ts%siusoniAis tksG, -
have bsn tot0cso 70 buy y itboss sesG ~ ths Sro.
sent 70 irr dtnrr~gs psrss o. ~ Gaia; boz Z
prefer showing the vssus ~ mc6oe1ne, ~ 1Ss00,
free Of charge, a. fbo-s ucmpsants, vh<os~s 49,
70 Mssrai 6s.oosss ..<s % Lv~ests -
WAoleaol< Dsolevs
u YLAS0. PSuprssass-
6AASEs 20, 0nsn A. IT.. nsssa0nge.
Iowa y. q. LI1Tlnn. rrevelsl3s AeSnl- .. -
wnEv, retail dealer, wess Spuec asoa, Dow@n.
mn. ssa hop- esossafH - - ~ 0s seancOonn
Agsnss-Tsyior d iovc. GsvsaVsst: q ' AseG
D. wnu; geslc~s, hsqgchesa. v Ds11sn. -.
QaosesA wD Bu'iis.p, k1rkkosns 1GnA q O
tremuot; les = Rylso1, - nsnsosA 0rspa ~
csa.s4s; > sro1scn, wyo@.nG; . sesev q, -
ten; Metess 0saAsn 4 en-, Anaanaa: 49,
ssrsuss. YsbvisS; Jcha p He0naa, opsin9UgS r.
nunA Deobso1, 0saAf nspses. = nasxns Z ~
Os1sT nspsds Soho 9 saaDss, ~ veUas A.
sssoG0 4 Shaoshn. 0shSa, ? Lac. 0auesnow-I
v1lse; Asc,elaaeA = o. AerAaasssvGas; g.
nAGsry. n0eoa &c oossg. 49,.
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