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lL4s igfSs ft..3; PHILADELPHIA,
ME- z --ssE-fEssE<. WILMINGTON AN

Spring AHRlNGEHFNT
and after MONDAY, April IIth Passenger trains FIR
nnRRIIaaqkeiPha will leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
DAILY Except sunday follows: I'm ~
ga ~ IKAIN at 80 o'clock 4. NJ, WAY MAIL at
S3 ran A, me- MI EFESlNG MAIL at 595 ?. N The go A.
and II ?. NJ. " Avn "' '''' A''i''i- ii
On ~ NDAG Us at 5C5 p. NJ only. All the trains connect
hf win HeW ork Trains except sos r. NJ on SATURDAYS
O'Clock ?. NJ. ~ P'sS az ''''
p FOR SEAFORD, DELAWARE
Passengers leaving Baltimore 30 A. NJ
with COS L. NJ. train. 1900 '-''''
NOIlCEA colored persons, whether bond or free will
DC required to bring responsible white person person,
any known to the Undersigned who will be willing TO sign
DonH 10 e Company before they will passed over an
apll-d WN OR AWEOpD ,,.,,.
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Mmtban6i1.

= ono lbs. PEELED PEACHES; Is bushels
c.OOODried Apples URI KILBURN IS South st ais
On 000 LBS. PURE WHITE LEAD AND
NOsOOOSnow White Zinc for sale low by mannfac.
turers agent WIN H BOLTON, 81 W Pratt street ap2Sf
100 000 FEET GAS and WATER PIPE.
mOO.OOOalso Galvanized Iron Pipe, for sale nv
y. Charles fao2 &C.
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
ga #: # =.
SL.HNER JRR NIt ~ y n

LN
On and after MONDAY, April 18TH 1889 the trains o,s
the Road will run follows, '' VIZ ''"i'i' I'VE
nv =, FOR THE VEST
lSt The Mail Train leaves daily Sunday eycand, . Oh
A NJ, arriving at Harrisburg at il Al p N tbr az -
with the Mail Train for $3.50 80 ''' ''''ie CohhecuhS
,..i.,u. .PadITS8GRG AND THE WEST
arriving IN Psburg II A., NJ and Cht.,ro at IN Al
Cincinnati at 10 p. VI. az GU a Ai anu
q The Cincinnati and Chicago Express leaves daily AT
- n at Harrisburg at l04n NJ Pittsurg Al
IL NJ ana chicago at 81 4. NJ; Cleveland al *
NJ columbus at 10 7. NJ; Cincinnati at A. N
FOR TIE NORTH
Isl me Mail Train leaves Calvert Station daily at %
\ Tinnday excepted! arriving in Harrisburg at ii Il
ial2 at r 1850 49,, A NJ and Dnnkrk at $50 4. NJ
~ M buualo and Niagara Express Train
&sXTfpf sunday at 3 NJ arriving Harrisburg at IS
T. N, NlIamspurt at u T. NJ Elmira al A N and Rural
at 10 A VI and Dunkk at l30 i. N. This tain con
ALL THE CITIES AND TOWNS IN WESTERN NEW
YORK AND CANADA 49,"
anu AT una0 with trains for Suspension Bridge and thenca
VIA tle treat " eStern Railway for all parts of ~
:, CANADA AND THE WEST AND NORTHWEST
isSensers from Washington for the EST leave by trana
at ~ a. NJ and T. NJ; and those for the NORTH by
trans at 80 NJ, and 40 A. NJ, connecting with trains At
CaiVcrt station at 80 a. NJ, p. NJ, and & r NJ
for IlChEIS and further correct and reliable information
please apply at the Ticket Office, Calvert Station = c0rnt
oi calvert and franklin streets, Baltimore. ~
T IT W ,n>-,,,, y y ADREON, Asst Superintendent
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'I-t NV, ~" Clerk.
IN THE NATTER OF THE TRUST ESTATE OF ENOCH
WOOD
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
l. ClTY.-MARCH TERN, lS59-Ortered, this 23d day of
April 1852 that the foregoing report with the
vouchers ana the papers in the be to the auditor
o me statement OF an account and that in such the
auuor allow TO the trustee commission cent
for his duties under said trust that the trustee he re-
CURED to give notice the creditors said Enoch Wood
who such the 18th October 1855 by adver
usemen in two of the daily papers of the Baltimore
once In each OF four successive requiring them To
their claims with the auditor before the first day Of
July next. WM GEO KRFRS VI
True copy. Test-W. II. II. TT RNER
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PENELOPE d. GOODWIN ct al rs ALEXANDER TURN
- - BCLLNdL
THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
CITY, April 3Oth lS59.-Orderet that the sale made
nnI reported by Lanahan VIM. +. Frck and Georc .
llllm Brown, Trustees the sale real proerty
mentioned in the proceedings in this cause, be ratified and
cohned unless cause to the contrary thereof shown on
or before he I'D of May provided copy of this
ne inserted IN some printed Baltimore once
IN each oil three Excessive weeks before said 2 day of
May next ' ""' VI
The Report states the amount of sales to be s9O7lO
WM. II. II. TURNER Clerk
True copy-test--W. II. ii. TURNER,
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E@N WINES BRANDIES, RUNS,
fsE@5j BLACK TEAS &c.
4As13kaM ?. T1ERNAN X son,
Offer for sale the following articles, of their mportaon
particularly for family use
SHERRY WlNES-Pemartine's finest pale, gold and
brown Slerres, in wood and in glass
- PORT WlNES-Sandeman's competition red and white
Port, In wood and in glass "
MADEIRA WINE,John Howard Marchs fine Madeira, in
wood and in glass also, Grape Juice
HOOK Jallannesberscr Stcinberger, Marcobrun
ner, Cahlnet lIeb mich, Bronneberg, of 1916.
CHAMPAGNE W1NES-Moet aud Chandon's finest in
quarts and pints. ' "
BRANDIES-Otard and Hennessys fine old pale and dark
Brandies.
RuMS-Oid and fine Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada and from
the Islands, imported direct from London
HOLLAND GlN-1he hest quality-Tiernan brand-and
no mixture of drGmGfic poison in it.
200 half chests of the finest SDJrCUONG TEA
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Atturnaps.

HENRY P. BROOKS,
HAS REMOVED to No. NORTH CALVERT STREET oppo-
site Barnum's City Hotel mh25.ttf
A TTORNEYS AT LAW.
IA ANDREW STERETT RIDGELY,
ONCE No Al ST PAUL STREET Baltimore city,
RICHARD GRASON,
ate States Attorney, Cecil county0
Olhce TOwsoNTowN, Baltimore county,
Practice in the Courts of Baltimore city and in baltimore
and Howard counties "
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GEoRGIANA SLEEPER IS. JOHN c SLEEPER
In TIE SUPERIOR COURT FOR BALTIMORE
Lefty, SITTING IN EQUITY, April % ls59-Ordered
that The sale made and reported by r. Sprague Chas
H. Pitts Trustees, for the sale OF the property in II proceed
ingS mentioned he ratified and confirmed cause to
The contrary thereof he shewn before the fourteenth
day OF May neNt-PrOrded copy this order inserted
in in Baltimore in each or three
suggestive weeks before the said nth day Nav next
The report states the amount of sales To he s225O
GEO SANGSTON
True copy-test-GEO + SANGSTON
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FERGUSON ct a. as. BARROLL Ct al
in THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
CITY, April 18th ISOrdercd, that the sale made and
reported by l. tisby Henderson, Trustee the sale of the
real estate III said proceedings ratified and
hed unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown on or
before the 21st day of May provided copy of This
order be Inserted in newspaper printed in baltimore
day of May next ~ WV 9"'N -i''
The Report states the of sales to be So 300
WIN. ii. II. TURNER, CIk
True copy-Test--WM H. H. TURNER
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Eeqal Aotitts.

StgNI tJEUIIlI2.
'EHlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
l. subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of Bal
moe city, in Maryand letters testamentary on the per
Sonai estate of LIEF HI Ii, late city, lecease
an persons having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the with vouchers there
OF 10 my attorneys, Mclane Chalr St Paul street on
or before the l2 day oOctober next they may otherwise
by law De excluded from all benefit OF estate All
persons indebted to said estate requested make immr
dtte pay ment Given under my hand this 9th ay of APRIL
1851 ii A FFNW}rt 'P'ii'
ap5l-law4w Eyer2tor
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CUMBERLAND ID. H0LIINS and others rs i MASON
49, - CAMPBELL and others.
L n THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
1Cl1 April 26thls59Ordered that the salesnade and re-
ported by Mason Campbell Trustee, for the sale the
real estate of Cumberland d. iOns, be ratified and CON
hrmeo unless the contrary thereof be shown on
or before the 18th day of May provided copy of this
oruer De inserted IN some newspaper printed in Baltimore
once IN each Of three successive weeks before the 18th day
of May next '
The Report states the amount of sales to be s577750
VIM. II. II. TURNER, Crk
True copy-test-W. H. II. TURNER
, 1859-08-30


Robert L. Steen, Of Hannibal, in this State.
i. having new steam r1ow manufactured At
Cuddr, Carpenter l. Co, machine shop, 10 this
city, and is alrcady pretty well completed: The
pgoo1,ell,ng part is au upright boiler, With two
tndtucudcnt engines, MI attached to trame-
work supported By four wheels. The two hind
whculs Mc eight feet in diameter, and made
stronc. 10 sustain the weight Of the boiler and
eur:nes, aud, to avuid cutting into the earth,
A.. hound with co,nnlon tire. then with another
If twenty inches in width. The engines arc but
fou,.horsc row.r each, but, by 4 new appllsa-
tior Of their rs wer, they vii! be equal 10 tae
dratt Of thir.y-ivo borsea, The power can be
npplied to one or both driving Wheels to tu1n
fur,yattl OF backward, which cnahles the machine
TO tie turned in al small space as common
ordinary farm wagon. The weight, when equip
ed. Of rlows, water, fuel and machine complete
Vii not exceed four tons This weight, VITA
thc width of tire used will admit OF the machane
Lciur worked on any soil sufficiently dry i"E
| practcal purposes. Any ruuber oi p4o"s gu
be used. from six 70 twelve, each cutting Twelve
| inches in Width, and tbcy are allowed fo nceom
,nodate themselves TO any uneyenpess oi ground
| and the machine is 80 arranged rs TO allow sht
wheels u movo on tue unplowed land. e3csp'
when Flushing up land The steam horse
wh Il, has tho lotion to him at least the weigh
vii. IL. 4, near the Garth it Will be "ro>sle lo
Ia, .c stumble .: 10 turn son:er*e- onfy t"'
ne, will be required 10 manage the whole cen
! cetp when in operation.
, 1859-08-30

Daniel s.eel, = bard working and frugal man,
reoenty purchased little plaee in Wsyns
townhhip, aud With his wife and family was
working hard to clear it from debt On tho
9ath Of last month shs hogs were In tho corn,
and Mr. Steel and lia dan gh.ers were racing
them out-the daughter handing stones 10 throw
at the iutrudcra- Mrs. Steel saE ihefe wa dif-
dcutY in e1pelling the hoga. and running to The
fence, near which The hogs weFe, she proceeded
to let down the bars. Mr.. 8. hearing the bogs,
with excitement seized large stone which his
daughter had picked up, and quickly threw it
in tie direction Of the noise Il the fence, under
the impression that it proceeded from the hogs,
which he could not zee through the weeds or
high corn. The missile struck his unfortunate
wife on the temple, from the affects Of which
blow she fell to tie ground In M insensIble
state, Tue fo1ce Of tue blow on the temple was
50 xreut that it had literally driven out the eye,
which protruded in = CHASTITY manner. Ar.
Steel aud lis daughter were nearly frantic when
the reality Of bis fatal mistake was felt. The
poor woman WAS conveyed into the house, and
svmpathiting ncighbora coon arrived. but all
efforts to restore Mrs. Steel to animation and
reason were without avail, nor could the physi::
cians render the desired re:ief. She continued
in q singular state Of Inconsistencies until
SATURDAY. last, when reason daHned upon her
for brief interval, succeeded BY u relapse,
which terminated in her death that evening.
, 1859-08-30
WpRn*t Acnuktnted.

One evening wien the clouds were dlscbarg.
ing the accumulated moisture OF TWO OF weeks
of drY weather, und 1hr waters wtre coEcrlng
the earth le.eud the immediate caraclty OF
sewers 10 dram il, q couple Of strangers Of that
class sometimes dtnonlina.ed "stcds, Uerc
observed making tueir devious way up the
aycuue No uthcr pedestrians than themselves
were visible, but they were enough inr the
whole width Of the side walk. One Of them
WIS evidently yery drunk, the Other only hap
pill, tight The latter, whom for distinction ne
wi, call Dick, seemed somewhat ANXIOUS to
reAch shelter, whilr the o;!'cr didn't care con-
tinental il lie didn't Ect home TIL morning
Alter sta geriug along so'nc distance the drunk
CT ri the Two hr,.Hn 10 sA>p {: that sotncihtET :
WAS NJ, as il sApuld he. lie leaned u7 asaln>tt
q lamp post, embraced it nfectionatety, and
looked np ut the black rky nbust lin: Pres.
emily he asked lis comr2de With drunken
establishment:
'.iick (hic> docs -er rain! they
"lu course it rans, says Dick.
TLy answer VA, apparently satisfactory, and
they proceeded several rods farther, when LIN
question WIS asain propouuded by the anSiuus
searcAcr af.r! ;ru,!, under difficulties.
"I,ick, say III thic'. tell Int. does er ram
"Jutnnv," said Dick, solctnnfs, I'm atsal.
yer drunk; in course lis raining
In a few luinutes 1ohuny Was Agnln troube'
| with doubts, md sought to solve them.
"Dick, seems cr.me (h'c} scr~goia thic> e1
U,ick c1asperateai-"Johpny yer fool
| Dou't yer sec it is Il ra!nin.' can't yer itel !
raininf, Johunyt"
acounintcd in this lown jLic. )-Ut.rot! 4Jte
| star.
, 1859-08-30
Aeudl ADVERTISEMENTS.

MORTGAGE SALE BY an In
1vnsu-c bear nx d.te the L:t L4y ofoc.
t,.t: T. H. is e1t b. Ge:Esc T. Holt. AIiA ""ss
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, 1859-08-30
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.; Noticr.-lhe undersigned,
~. L.! .4er. IL lit lax o: Macon ienrkA Afs
b. t., pc>va+ca cf ~ .-:t-: 1.1s personally loe to5
Il. ie-sts Tht .a... e . lAA vi * tIEen oy u On
<,,., ,r.7,:.--- - kc,+a-kr. 1.rlI,na md Ohio.
A'r 1A's 50 '1 e ~ l.: i, Tli.'kEK d CO.
, 1859-08-30

81 oI1yE1 wtSpk1L na1xK1.
Here! twecp these 1uoilsh leaves awar-
Sll not crush M.J bra rs to~sAr
Lnuk! a1c the southern curtains drawn?
Fetch ule fAa, and 90 tsgOpet
Not thas-she palm tres ru.tl!ng Leaf
Brought fru,1 fE.FrfiuS coral reef!
1ts ttrzth Is heated ~ Y du1d sw!nE
Ihe Muat Gray punes- -iht eagles wing.
hate tllsse ,n.ss' feveri.h t,ont. =
Plnck TIE c hal t.]oEn lily bud
Il lure stcutltei | " ffonl tlc Lake.
Cold II eot4hg wa.sr Acake.
Rain Inc sweet odors on the III,
And wheel me up my Indian clialr,
And srrr4d enI.,e bt.lk not over wlse,
Fiji eut befuEr my h!ecry cfes.
Who knows!t nut-tL!s dcad recol
f weary thres .lr.tcAed Will TOLL
The pul: I thai fItsrs tzlHi and low
Wien summers Aeetl;,1g bfrcIes b!ow9
DSa.urc hare thv loving brea<t
And eire Thy eti!d one b. ur Of rrst-
One jIttIs Lou. 10 lie un* ca
beneath thy sc1s1 Of Lefty EVec0.
ST., cHrtalne.i ty singing ptre
II. uuru4u.,ng v-Iee shall blend With ulpe,
TIL 1u.t DR. auls. m, f-1ts1inKlty
Ii s%t,t1t Mus.G Gles away
-AEnn'ir NonthfY.
, 1859-08-30

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, 1859-08-30

CEMIN AIRY FOR YOUNG

S,EMIN AIRY FOR YOUNG
- LAplr.. LAk1 FoAE<T.
Rev. naxttE IcA1>nn II. D.. aad IanFa'era. tFnn
Bo.ioc vii orcu cl11s seminary for ounE Lsdles
The laer Ia Of September next II Lake Forest LIZ the
seat Of L!nd Cnlveriry:
The xtr responsibility OF instr ~ deEolvs Tpou
The Misses Dickinson who educ1&ed u tae oest
erp hare had experience ia teaching lne
e,u1se study viii comprise the vA1oas hfasehsA sola
nd ornamental cf IN accomplished fer7'e tt0catfua
limited Gus,er Of young Ladies will b rec'sed into the
fa1,y arl have In ali Tespeets careful and tno aus
yo Ietrss Of inquiry MY Be add e.eed to Or Inctn-
son Ksn9sh wsn.. 1.y aspHssaiSn d*'f'o'e
Understanding that the Nfs TIC ktrs'n tatehd cFea!nk
school tie 1Fst e!ass take great ptasure u eonffsu
I,n: tie et!1ens IT Ctca2o and vicinity the
of such educational influence 7" nasutal &.
xea,ue pty Aad refinement. the young au q ta
ian1y Nd ali the a.,a.ErLts and nc
xaIy To ronIuct school of the highest cha'7ct'f.
Boston lS8 k.nWAap - AAAA-
lFro,n Rev Or. ratteE-on- Of Ch!9toI
Itayt been acl,a!1ied With Dr.. Dickinson ant hss ta-
,r fr any rrar. and knowing the reputation o! The
yl. Dickinson ladies' Of superior culture md attsn
mrn,4 xnd - 3ucce FIJI teAehe1 feel assured that they
rnr. r'r foT Tuun1 istle. K. ". rAG1EHsos.
1AIrnr1 inv aJ 1852 ty.7 .oa-l5+d
, 1859-08-30
Corporation no1tges.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Public Smce ts hrxSY xi.sr to Al p.soa4 :.vr.:-
ea t..t tie uuxs: a.. c-tu .4.s. app sn.t' y he
Connn s'yunesi = H." eiF q C-takr t. s.>->> IT,
n il the ": Division. hy ke' ',A:rd fra.
liz tI;;l kus:ui ~. fo,.. tie ~e-t lire q! lH'i-4*
a;esuc .:!h;y feet so. leNsA- avenue fnE,
tn ro-h l:e II KE.oA race s"nis "ae huca'r, =; q
eighty frt will * II No. in Ii: trutt Hl>e
on TT Gay If -ete:av ~. Al ths lcr y! cpc1
r. L., ftE TIE 22ypo, { u Eaxrs *ad -.* ~.n.nt
&. u. GRAY.
Srnt. Srefiu L A&t:4.caRnts aHA EGME.a, !.::eY.
, 1859-08-30
ptfaa Trihutte.
Jon PRINTING

n Px1m Aap Ta1aBHk CyS1 ptpatsd TO sxscsEA on
ghn& notice. evcsy variety of Job Printing To u nsr HA1-
" std u III Lo.ess Lsief Prizes. F&ucu4r AukntisA
e.ven u Ia rkintiukof
HpAN1M CAKDA. L11fK1 d4AH4t BHL HxAu2, i.
HMd1Ir7H, frsTEA f1oaxAn1ns
PANrm.EI1. EftCC1A4& EHECAA
HzAxxKaA 14Ax1A T1cINx-
~PR1NTNa In C0LORS n
In II lts vsrsles. dcue IN banfol &yie ADD ii mods
t.tas An examination ns specimens and pricea rssped
r1lJ invited.
t3Ode4 hpm ths country promptly fed, ard and eeut
home By eIxen.
, 1859-08-30

Gra1d to,al value Of Offices .......-..-.. .$l-+oU
SUICIDE AT INp1AsAPoLls.-A young German
br the Name OF Rchder, committed suicide by
taking poison, ut tue Farmers Hotel, lndlauap.
oils, on Wednesday last. He went to 1ndianap-
OILS from Terre uaute. lie was without means
and strange. to every one The landlord pro
curGd him situation as gardener. But he
had unuther purpose in Eicw. The following
letter was fuuud in bis room addressed to tue
landlord Of the hotel:
INDIANAPOLIS, Aus. ~ 1852,
DEAR SlE-ME- BrEuR1G: Your e1ccilency
will excuse me If / should lsk last fayor Of
yuu, but circumstances have compelled my do
iu. it. My last hour is calm. ny funeral e1-
penses aud what owe for my boaTiug, make
out in ,wa bills and syndiMessrs. Harberland
Co., lis Fulton street, New York. Mrs, Har-
berand is my cousn-ler maiden name Wds
near relations. Ask Mr. narbe.land to furgiye
INC aud thauk him for all his kindness to me.
Writu to Germany and let MY famlly know that
their outcast scu, from WHOM they took all that
was dear IN life, has killed hinsrH in America.
The papers in my carpet sack, which are sealed,
sea.i 10 Mcsers, u4rber!aud Co. Fur all the
trouble make you sincerely thank you. Nr.
HurLe1land has checks iron. Germany 10 collect.
liz will pay you Yours,
IL VIII i''' ''N TaxoponE R1Hpzn.
DEoyERs' SLEEPING CAn.-We had occasion
to notice few days elpce new and conHoui-
Gus passenger car recently Introduced on The
Central Road for the use Of drovers. We yes
tcrdny noticed Que crcn more commodlouslyy
fitted up-in fact, a perfect sleeping car, also
| tpr Use On this ruad,-Uttrolt -iIr.
Fatal Acc1pESr-TnEEE 1IoIs KILLED.
-Four boys, Of u.es ranging from seven to ten
Years, we're accidently buried last evening, IN
der an c,l1ankment on Lake street. near Easte
| Point. Three Of them were taken out dead,
| and the fourth badly injured. We did not
learn their nanlcs.-Ljubaqus Tina.
| Wn1Skr.Two little boys named Harrington,
rcsidius; mile or two from town, took 1t INTO
their heads to drink whisky, and took some
| iron, the house and drank so freely that they
died shortly after Tltey were buried last Sun
day MISUNDERSTANDING Locd4-
, 1859-08-30
Gre.F. uAux1. p1r3s AIT Ala - ~


/ DMIN1STRATORS NOlleE.
I l. Net1re !. hereby kivsn ;!4r ac - a. ~ LIZ
aut ,lis II ,cck c.ur:y " ri -. "p ;,o 40
s'n1ntI t':u1t of tups ntv / y = i ~. liz -
b. h.,.ten II ,hs -Four: Hun l'>.; =" -. =. 80
COUNTY "a ,4e a.s AuAs 4 :. Il ssr - :. III,
Theri.r urr..na ~ L. l. Is 'A--.a7i :" =, ~,
t..rh, a.1 AID ',it :! =, 70 -. - =, :, ~. ~.
'eTtt4 ~ tAti ".C ..r1s. NttN i,Ini AZ. :. III.
zig - jAuLS D. - IT -" 40.
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