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NV YOnK Jan l0.-cotton closed heavy at last quo
taiions- sales OF 600 bales Flour higher, closing
buoyaut II II 900 bbls. State "a 81 S4 rs
Ohio, S. So So IS. southern So 10 a 50 40 Wheat
closed bnoyant- OF IS 600 bushels white 81 is a
81 AS Corn is higher-sales Of 70 600 bushels old
mixed and new yellow so cents Pork is heavy new
mess, slT rs a sl7 57l. Lard Is firm al IL / s
Whisky steady at 90 cents Sugars firm Orleans 4
All Coffee qug- Spirits Of turpentine steady asa
So Rosin firm at Sl IS 81 IS. Rice dan at s 50
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TnE CAVE OF MAclIPELAH. and other Poem.

y 80 James Ctnicu. IS
The Gospel and q Eenents ~ james Ctacu 80 cents
sh1stian Esidonoos By James Chalen. 80 ceris
Hadp N syria By Mrs sarah n John-on. Is cents
70 end Are.und sta Hbuui. ~ Mr.. Horribly. 81
Palestine Past and Prsvut b Rov Henry Osborn Vol svo
illustrations and map So
Notes trom Plymouth Pulpit cpiccou q passages from be IVA
courses ~ Henry Ward Beechcr vol a.
Future lfe, ny tearg voei a.
While was Morning. ny Virginia r. Tounsohd 81
The Land and the Book The Holy land ,s n a ys,a
~ " vqiss--aaApt and cnrrayncs :. ~
Pope o. President Fssiz ~ AK1riicaps 81
ghresiflss q a. kisFla I vol, ats,rsle5 a.
FRAvcK TAYLOR
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ByJ. c. MCGUIRE & Co, Auotioneers

DEREMPTOR1 SALE OF NEW AND SUPERIOR
rarlor suites IN brnC ee pash French lasting cloth
cottage sets marble iop tables mattresses, 6eon Thursday
January 18TH 10 ocok the George
smalwood, 7h Odd Fellows Hall shall sell
whatever, the q
valuable assortment, comprising
Elegantly carved walnu, mahogany
broeaicle plush, French lasting. aud hair cloth
Leather covered sleepy hollow Gabrielle chairs
Marblc-op centre sofa tables
Walnut what nnls End Ahry tables
Glt.frame mirrors, square and oyai
Spring seat lounges, spanish rockers
Iron bedseads, bronze hat trees
Curied hair Inairrsses bolsers, and pillows
Mahogany sofas and parlor chairs
CANE seat CHAIRS, chldre-i rockers
Wihdog cuTia.n- silades e.
$50 aud under, cah that credit az l.
and months m notS satisfactorily endorsed bearing
JAS G MCGUIRE CO.,
Jan I'D Anctonecrs.
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By ,. Q. McGUIRE q Co, Auctioneers

THANCERY SALE.--By virtue Of adecree Of the
Court Counlia Toe county Of
Washington, made IN the - Whcafry
Celns heirs and administrator on
Friday the 1sih day q inuary o. TIE
penrscs humber usteen SQUARE tveifv Si ~
Win Improvements, consisting ed Dwelling
of<ae One4aigd q The purchase money
the residue two equal payn and nons re
strtvely 70 he secured BY sTppYea Tho Il eac
raV he complied Nth h week asr the esrrvisc ne
pcpy may b resod q ihs ris snd q fe af pnEchssrr
week noiifs
wALTfs cox Trustee
jas. G MCGUIRE Co
Jan s-aawkda Aucinneers
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LEWIS Foss, IT, and Am NJ Ross, his wife,
F Ia chancery.
Joseph Addison n0nny and Reheooa Il. Denny
rNHE object Of this suit is to procure decree for
Il sale q certain moftgagcd Talbot couuty which
the fonreeen day Of May the
and ny aye, moagd by the defendants Joseph Denny
and ebeca Denny 70 The complainant Lewis Ross
NJ Ross bis wife.
The bl that The said dcfas.s 5oseph Denny and Re
beoca Denny The fur.eenb day OF May eighteen
hundred and fifty Eve
larry described Ia The bi and
said Lewis Ross, aud Am NJ Ross his wife
the four thousand dollars
equal iusialmen frp Of May in te
year eighteen hundred ard ave, with sum
due and prpai each payment the FIRST April the
year aead that the defendants paid camrinails the sF
eight han and eight dollars GENTS ia
the sixteenth May The eghcon hgnded and ans six
and that hcaid Joseph A. nnuy and Rheo Denny reside Qua
Of the state Of MAryllnd
iherfai1a sdudgoa and ordered comuiainanis by
causing copy of this order be newspaper rul
isbed IN frn, Talbot county and the Washington
IN each Of three successive weeks before May give
the said absent defendants object snsa
bill and appear court II person On By 80
Hcitor, before the xcIil d. the
premises and show they have why ought not
70 pass prayed
RICHARD b CARMICHAEL,
DrcxSEKR TO- lass.
True Ply Test
sAN1 T. HOPKINS.
Jan h-ih~Sw Clerk
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ByJAs G. McGgIRE 4 co, Auetioneers:

NJ EXT Y ALIABI4E tUHNEK IUI NEAR THE
Western Market Cor sale Tuesday afternoon
January IL four O'Clock the preses pafis Of
IL square fronting feet on 10Th Street
and 81 feet nerih
is a very valuable a location being Garner
and fronting the Market House 5ulding
third cash; the C months W h inter
est, secured by deed The premises.
&c MCGUIRE 90,
Jan ed Auctioneers
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DEMOCRATIC AGE.Ibe January number al this politi-
oal scientific and literary magazine edited W c I'd
wards Lester has made As appearance We have not had
time 10 read Its contents bat they are, doubles ia the
best style We commend this magazine to the patronage
OF our democratic friends as periodical worthy Of eN
tensiye circulation and liberal support
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4. lMMkl4L llOlSEs--Ihis nice and colnr1odious
IN house has just been completed vll be s te re-
cIsiou V guests e sSl This house Ni abound win com
hrts equal respect any or .aer I'd,
The bar win b supplied with the best q ir
engaged Mr. oanpbel 10 a and ie fc
Is well know the travelling onur an llo KirD,noi Iiosc i
situated bcwu AZ ars sh sirect. ia The immediate
vicinity q tho National Hotel saS dopst
A.. v. KIAkfII frufairfer
Nov le--lys y ". CAMPBELL. suTefinendraf.
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NV YoEK Jan. H. stocks firm Chicago aud II.
Island COZ Cumberland Coal COMPANY ~ La Crosse,
"a Michigan Southern PA New York contral. s5l
Reading Railroad "a Nil. and Miss. lsl Cantons,
2Ol Virginia 6's, 96a Missouri 6's, S.
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Tu FousrAn ia the Capitol grounds is to have an
enlarged basin
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sEay~ An ADJOURNED MEETING of the citizens of the
Second the relief u the win be held
tuesday, evening January H. O'clock the hall a the
Franklin Engine Hoase, b street, l2th
hopei viii be full ateAance, abe winter
hand, immediate actlol acumben upon
Christian community relieve the cry Of the destitute midst
BY order JAS b. MUNRof,
Jan lit Secretary.
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NvM r. DOVE & co. are now prepared 70 exc
Wv cute any orders which may Ia tbe
Puiahng Gas Steam shi,ihs bu- inoss.
tss "a ss, iu doors nor1k q Fenasyicaia orsse)
may complete assortment q chanaer ana o,s
gas, steam, aud hatuTss. ian
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aDINNER PARTIES

nNNER PARTIES win be furnished 10 families
III at s., 81 aud 50 hesai they prefer, class
their rucc
~ ilp moderate Charge for has services
Those wishing AVOID The trouble q marketing
tlo market Affords their heuses prices.
dos vii be part e. the CITY f thssr
who may desire guaranty 70 furnish dner Than any
establishments IN the city, al saving per cent
G GAf11hR 25a Pxnn. av..
Dec lb--2neoit between lrh and strarfs.
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The Mispillion and Choptank Railroad Company was
organized Thursday last, Ex-Governor Tharp, Of
Milford. Del, was elected president.
There were 424 600 hides imported into Salem last
year AMI about 10000 received by railroad from
Boston
Mad dogs seem 10 be numerous on the Eastern Shore,
and are doing much injury especially TO horses and
tie Individuals in some instances, have also been bit
ten
From information we understand that tbs East Ten
mine turning out the finest specimens Of copper
ever found in the Ducktown mines
The purchase OF the old Hancock estate, and making
IL the residence of the governor Of the Common
wealth. is reby commended to the consideration of the
legislature.
Over S70o have been raised in Atlanta Georgia, for
the widow aud orphans Of Calvin Webb, policeman
who murdered there few days since by man
named Choice.
The city Of New York consumes annually 100 900 900
cubic feet of gas at 50 so per 900 feet amounting to
no less than 81, S25, 600.
SO plenty is game at The West that one firm in Chi
cago contracted TO send 100 900 pounds Of quail and
prairie chickens 10 ;he East this season. and has already
exceeded that amount.
Two brothers in Maine. by the name of Rich, have
been lately married to two sisters by the Of Wings
and have removed to Illinois Thus ches have takon
70 themselves wings.
The election expenses attending contest for seat in
Parliament said to be One gentleman
who stood twice in succession, losing the first and win
ming the second contest spent than ear goo,
about SEA 600.
The Albany Standard states that a certain railroad
COMPANY lately employed frnae 10 watch suspected
conductor, and she pretended TO be crazy and would
stick TO the train She put pin in her dress for every
passenger and showed the conductor short in his
cash account
The city Of Brooklyn has Just concluded yery fyora-
bic contract for supply OF gss for the next i've years
The supply Is TO be furnished TO the corporation for 81
per Thousand feot Brooklyn Is favored in this
spect than most cities who contract for gas
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Monday morning. the 2lh year hs age, DAVID BYAN
formerly for several years past telegraph
operator Washington and New orleans nne. The disease Of
which he died tyI'hoii pneumonia.
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IiE CAFToL RolIcE. by virtue Of the act Of May 2,
ls2 the Vice President and Speaker have authorned the
Commissioner u Public Budags 10 appoint six addition.
81 police officers az the Capitol at compensation Of
III 100 per aunum each and directed that after the lst
Of July next the compensation Of those holding such po
anns now 81 800 per annum be reduced 90 81 ICE per
annum No change is 70 be made in that Of the supef-
tendent Of the Capitol police.
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Cur Councils, Bond Of Aldermen Mr.. BROWN offered
resolution providing for the payment of certain guar
Antied bonds Of the Alexandria and Washington railroad;
which was agreed to-
The bill establishing additional night schools, as
amended by the lower board, was taken up and the
amendments disagreed 10,
Mr. SMITH from the police committee, introduced q
bill to revive the tobacco trade and providing for the APP
poinnent OF tobacco inspector which, after some de-
bate postponed and made the special order for Mon
day next.
A bin from the Board Of Common Council for the re-
lief of the Columbia Fire Company taken up and
passed.
A Joint resolution from the lower board naming the
streets bounding Lafayette Square the east and west
passed, with AN amendment inserting place in
stead of :. street in the resolution.
Mr. SMITH, from the police committee introduced res
olution granting the of the aermens chamber one
night ont Of each week fer the purposes Of
passed.
And the board adjourned
Roqrd er Common oO,igcg. Mr.. PowELL, from the COM
mittee claims reported bill for the relief of VIM
Miller; which passed.
Mr. WILSON, from the committee Claims reported
bill for the relief of NJ Perkins which was also passed
bl for the relief OF Foster Hcnshaw was taken up
and passed
vdng for the payment of certain guaranteed bonds OF
the Alexandria and Washington railroad was passed
After which the board adjourned
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SMITHSONIAN LEcruREs On account of the unusual Sc
verify of the weather the Institution was but hiny at
tended last night the occasion of the second lecture of
Professor Chadbourre, of Massachusetts, On Friday
evening he had spoken Of natural history as related 10
intellectual culture tonight he said he would exhibit
lis agency the development Of taste In its connexion
with the fine arts he proved the study Of natural history
to be pursuit Of ncalculable Importance Few were
Of its effect upon the moral and religious nature of
man. The complex arrangement. ri the flower Of the
field afforded the most rational aud convincing argument
against the Atheist The influence Of natural science on
the accumulation of wealth often underrated We
seldom advert to the fact that it is this study alone that
eeyates the occupation of the ageuturist All present
were highly pleased with the lecture which bore the
marks of deep and careful thought
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HUTCHINSON T. WICkERSHAM,
3l2 Broadway, New York.
STRAW HATS AT wHoLEsALE

MAIHER * RANENIlILl., Importers Manufac-
WI and Wholesale dealers every
tRn, No $50 Broadway, New York.
The undersigned respectfully ra the aenicn 81 buyers
aboFe card add they have taken
formerly occupied by the late firm oi A. LELAND
purchased their factory machinery purpose continuing
tho business 50 long conducted by them respectfully
Of the old custom
WAN C. RAyENInlIs Of The late Grin OF Leland Co, who
bad long been their
have charge Of the wth having secured al The
OF the late irn feel conAini whoa that
ensuing seasons trade Viii he fully point variety
styles and that the long established
their finish well their
fashions, Will be faily sustained BY
JOHN MAYlkR S. RAyENfiIii
Elm
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THE AalacuLTunAL RoARD.

The Advisory BoaId Of Agcultare Of the Patent ofos
met at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning, pursuant to ad-
jounment
The following additional members appeared and took
their seats " French and Geo. W Atwater Of Mas
saehnseits w f. Jones. Virginia
The several committees 10 which the list Of nterroga-
tories referred reported progress with the intima-
ton that they would complete their labors to-day
The select committee 10 which was reerred the resalu-
ton Of the Agricultural COMMITTEES OF the House Of Rep.
resenatyes and which had been requested to make il
report az 10 O'Clock asked until IL clock 10 make their
report which was granted them.
Aiengthy discussion then arose upon the question OF
the effect OF the breeding in and in Of cattle Sc
AZ Y O'clock the special committee made its report.
The resolution which had been referred 20 them was as
follows
'ReUd That the Commissioner Of Patents be request
ed to communicate this committee report Of the pro
cecdgs OF any conyocaton Advisory Board OF Agricu
ture that may have been organized al his request and
with the slncton OF the Secretary of the Interior and
that he be also requested 10 elicit from such board and
communicate in like manner, statement Of the character
and capabilities for usefulness OF the past and present
fee together with AN expression Of the views OF said
board la segafd 70 such improvements they may deem
calculated to enhance It's efficiency in promoting the ag
cultural Interests Of the country.
The report endorses the past action Of the AgIi.
cultural Division and recommends increased appropria
tons TO augment its efficiency in the future.
After some discussion the report was adopted.
Adjourned I'LL to-day at 10 clock.
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The steamship Africa which Left Liverpool the z5th
ult reached dock al jersey City sunday evening
bringing from Europe taree days later than that
A
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The Annual Meeting Of the Washington City
Protestant Orphan Asylum viii be held tho street
lodi tuesday Iornng January llIh, l2 O'Clock
pu0c generally earnestly
invited 10 attend ga
wv AsHINGTON THEATRE.
Stage manager IS Eypge.
TUESDAY E,raSG, JASUARr IL, 1879,
The brilliant young American artists,
Mr.. and Mrs +. s CHANFRAU,
VIII appear 10 night a cnlIaans glorious comedy q
THE Fo0R GENTLEMAN
Which win be followed by
THE sTAGE-STRuCK BARBER.
which Mr. CaANTRAU wil give Forest
Burton, Booth, ke-
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THR UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL SocErr's seventh an
nua session viii commence ON Wednesday morning at
the Smithsonian Institution After the annual address
by the President, Gen. Tcnch Tghman, of Maryland,
and the transaction OF business the subject Of agricultural
Eaua4oa and is claim upon government viii be dis
eussed In the evening there viii be lecture before
the Society and the public by Mr. Clemson, well known
as able chemist and scientific agriculturist.
An invitation has been extended to all interested in
agriculture TO attend the meetings of the United States
Society and participate in the discussions II dcsira-
BILE that every State and Territory should be represented
rs a new Board Of Officers is to be elected.
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SoNs on MsITs---lhis ancient and honorable insttu
ton yesterday formally nauguratcd in this city 10y
deputation from Baltimore, well versed in the mystic
rites Of the order. is established in every large
city Of the United States and its objects purely
charitable the poor aud fiendess Of the metropolis viii
soon find that they have good 20 be grateful for its
advent here.
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CJcud Court tor z&l6Q Cglztg NoVaebv term, 1855
Lewis Rosz, IT, and Am NJ boss, his wife,
Ia.enh Asiisen TSnuy and I,eteooa N benny
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Tm CRY VOLUNTEERS looked finely yesterday as they
paraded for the purpose Of paying the last tribute OF
spec 10 the late Gen. Henderson The battalion was
under the command Of Capt SchwaIman, Of the Yager
the senior captain, who acquitted himself very oreditab
aud showed that all city volunteers want in order
appear to adyanag is commander who Is posted pn
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WV YoRK ADvERTIsEMENTs.


Prom N. A. nieDoNAi-D a CO., Ioa Nassau s.
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me FUNERAL on eENERAL HFNpERsoN.

THE FUNERAL or GENERAL HENDERSON,
Yesterday afternoon, well attended, although the
weather intensely cold The flags at the Navy Yard
and at the Marine Barracks at half staff and the
quarters OF the officers of marines dped with black
The deceased laid out Ia citizens dress and upon his
coffin his epaulees chapeau, and sword the latter
bearing this inscription
Presented by the State of Virginia to Colonel Areh-
bald Henderson, of the marine corps Of the United States
in testimony of the high entertained by his native
State OF his galanty and good conduct in the capture Of
the Cyane and Leyant by the frgate Constitution the
goth February 1915 and Of his patriotic services gener
ally during the with Great Britain. Honor to the
brave ~
There was also silver coffin plate which in
scEibed
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The Advisory Boald Of Agculture lhe Patent Ones
met az 10 O'Clock yesterday morning pursuant to aa-
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Bank of washington, Jan. 4, 1859.

FINllE trustees of this Bank have declared diyden
Il Of three OUT Of the profits OF the last months
bic 10 stockholders on demand JAS. ADAMS, Cashier.
Jan s-St
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catalogue several hundred designs Iron Work
70 any part Of the United States receipt Of four thfececnt pozt
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General Archibald Henderson
u. s. Marine Corps
Born January 2lst 1883.
Died January 9Th, 1859.
large number OF distinguished gentlemen including
officers of the army aud navy present The funeral
service Of the Episcopal church. of which the deceased
a member read by Rev Mr. Morsell.
The funeral procession then formed, headed by
escort composed OF battalion of volunteers aud bat
talon of marines, commanded by Col Harris U. S. M G.
On its arrival at the Congressional Cemetery the coffin
placed in the vault and the military fired their fune-
raj vollies
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Jahs-a4wkds
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GIGN OF THE GOLD EAGLE.-E0graying
- splendid OF which wagnefs 955 Peonsy
avenue opposite kirkwood House Framed otherwise.
Also, all kind OF gilt picture frames. Doc 5--tr
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-11-28

Sainabse Land Tor sale, in4 ii oane CO.
.R virtue Of decree of tie Circnis'
III Court Of Kanawlss county. sendered
oag the Alb day II gIbruary, 1859, in
the case ofs Daniel Polslsy ana james s.
Council plaintiffs Tvs. Daniel Tawneys
defendant, ! shall. OH The I7th day Of
October. 1854 at tl,e daor sdi the Court
Hs1use vE kaalaNha Gouniy Sell 81 public
asietion p the highest bidder. on aeredit
of six, nine and twelye month with IN !.
1teresL from the day Of sale. The tract III
ishd ia HE bill and proceedings Of said
cause mentioned containing 542k acres.
more Of less. and lying and being in the
County of Roam. apd SsateE of Virgins,
on the waters ytI Hurrieane creek. Bnnd
and rood. security will be required Or the
purchaser sand little will Be retained as
further security. unril the purchase mon.
+ev is paid TINS tract Of land is desira-
sble. and rare opportunity Is offered for 4
profitable investment. The little to the
land is beliey,.d 10 he good III f.-l5.
JOHN Gs NEWMAN
Jnlss. 4 1859, Special Conn.,
The above D. TONED sale is postponed IN
tf Monday, The list dry IL NuselIber, tie
first da yof the Count Eonrt.
Al IS JOHN q. NEWMAN
Special Commissioner.
N TIE IL We sale lis p stponed until Monda,
d fs' JotiN q. NEWMAN. 4
i& fsbs7 Special Comifiss oiiEr
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.TDIED.

ii, .tftsrls very brsef ,llness, at his residenee
II i3ainam Cas. Va, on NE sd If Noyenibr,
Hin as RiRpETr, IN ,lie@sJSt iesrptJt,s age. VIZ
~ wilnsa saa aad sub ialng 'qlilantsh W thsst
tie rrcatifihe ane kpeefrd degrrsasl iilr trtenH.
9fe ~4s d man afsiedia %awofth-ya od4fap
.EhaA ahe rela IONS of lItss his place VIII neI
ssty Soon be Ifllsd Ii lsdtliads no pfafsS-
kta III he; L ID ,pr-violis n atIa X nfId s.
ka<e witch trInl5iatel .ltssi!ea tfhh psobsflr6:
'554t-hls frieiAsssnsr ~ no asFIK sEazvIsf have
H. hoe Hi !4asf.hoaIs We q speifr il. eottt,
vi ut and ferveln pfayrf. end we 4 y i rp51
il Me- was accepted Of & al He hr s left ne
h!nIl him b di$eimsolatf widow, q lstge ~eircir
HfSrefatites,I aed many ffiertis 10 6l6un bis
lepsTtart JI5 s}.555F mi AME.RIcgS
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