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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON d To- MORROW
ByJ. C. McGUIRE& CO.. Auot

By J. C. MCGUIRE C Co., Auctioneers.
VERY EXTENSIVE SALE OF RICH EN-
On fkfbR 1SD AFFERN6otN, MACH lsth a
o'c'ock, on the second floor of the Auction Rooms,
We shall sell, without reserve very large invoices
Of superior Silver Plated Ware, received direct
from one Of the E,ost extensive manu- acturers In
PhIlsdelphia. al OF which We are instructed to sell
absolutely without regard 10 cost; we name in
part
i,ee fully chased psted and Engraved Tea Sets
Coffee Urns, Tea Kettles
Ice Pitchers, Vegetable and Butter Dishes
Champagne Coolers, Walters
Gobets, Mugs, Salt Stands
CastOrs. Cake and Card Baskets
spoons, Forks, &c.
Terms: $50 and under cash; over that sum
credit of sixty and ninety days, for notes satisfac-
torIly endorsed, bearing interest.
mar l5-d j. c. MEG UTRE CO, Aucts.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
EXTENSlVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
~ kIICHES FuRS.TCRR AT .AucTIoN-On SAT-
URDAH, the l7th inst, shall sell, in front of nv
store, No: 500 18th street, at 10 O'Clock a. m arSe
ard excellent assoTtmen mt of Rosewood Mahos an, !,
walnut and Other Furniture some of which ~ of
asuPerlor quality and nearly new. We enumersts
Rosewood Parlor Suite upholstered IN Velvet.
French plate Gilt Frame Mirror.
Maroie-top Centre and Side Tables and Wash
Mahogany, French and other Bedstesds,
Do Extension Table, X REFRIGERATOR,
10 farior and other Hair cloth Chairs and
Feather Bedc, Spring, Hair and Shnck Mattresses,
faNInted cottage Chamber Sets, Stoves, &c.
| have also a very superior Rosewood Grand
Snicksrins rlano, octaves, which Will sell very
mar Is d A, GREEN Auot
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BY C.. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
ERrY on CAPITOL HILL.-Ou TUESDAY AZ
TERNOON. March 27tn, at al o'clock, on the
premises. ny virtue Of deed Of trust dated Noyem
Der Is. 10 and duly recorded among the land REQ
ords for Washington countI, shai sell the eastern
part OF Lot numbered seventeen, in square mum
6ered seven hundred and twenty nine, fronting q
feet on east Capitol street between, LIST and "a
streets east, running back sc feet inches together
with the improvements thereon.
All conve-anclng at the cost Of the purchaser.
Terms cash JOHN HEPBURN, Trustee
J. c. MCGUIRE CO, Aucts.
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tmRs; WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
Pny slcian, has Soothing Syrsp for Chidea Teeth
ms which greatly facilitates the process teething
ny js1o!isning the gums reducing all Inflammation
win Ssiay all pain, and ia sure TO regulate the
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, il will give rest
70 and relief and heath to your Infants
another column. 90 II-iv
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NOTICE.,

NOTICE,
Very particular. of the following is most res pect
fully req uest al to be taken by the cit gems of esh-
and strangers visiting the city, that at Odcn
HHH C?othing Rooms, corner ~. street and Pa ay-
snue, there is one Of the most fashionable and se-
lect assortmcnts Of Clothing ever brou hit to this
Goats of eve, y color and materi.l, selected and
made expressly for our spring trade. il the lead
IL end less variety, Furnishing Goods OF all kinds
The above stock selected with great care in rcga5d
to both material and workman chip, ana tavinp
every advantage of the wholesale market, Is we
buy for cash. we confidently recommend our stock
U thoss who study fashion, economy and du rabltY
The attention of parents and guardians is invited
to our large stock Of Boys Clothing.
WIRSENFIELD 4 Co,
mar ib-St "A street and Penn, avenue.
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By J. c. MCGUIRE Il CO. Auctopeer..
u week on TUESDAY, THCRSDAY, FRIDAY
and SATURDAY, at tie st, re of w. F. Rayly,
mar est BEN. F. FRENCB, Salesman.
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LOCAL NEWS,

" though THE STAR - printed on tAs Jasssst
asom P,sss IN xss soxsk Of Balsinors, its edition
50 large as to ,s9xrs it to BE- pxs 70 press at a.
sa''y AoSr; Advertisements, therefore, should b
ss"s Q" before Ttcelus O'Clock, M; otAs,eiss they
may rot appear xrti! tie merit day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-16

III rIcruRE GALLERY Of the Washington Art
"a - by mon 70 open every day, from O'Clock
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"A INTENnENT OF CONSTRUCTION.
VIM. r HUTTON having removed his ONCE to
3f'rs HIS seIvices 20 the public IL all branches OF
Buildings Of all kinds banned and their erection
superintendent. Plans, Specifications and Esi-
mates pre-; AIRED for ali works Of internal improve
ment.
Estates, Farms, &C., Survey cd and Detailed. To-
pographIoai Drawings made, gre atty facilitating
the exchange OF real estate: Cemeteries, Pleasure
Grou nds, &c desgne ID and laid off.
Refsrsnees-Capt. NJ. C. Meigs, U. g. Engineer,
Col G.. CroZat. G.. r. mar 10 ec6ts
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by BARNARD BUCKLEY; GEORGETOWN.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C., AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, 2tst INST, at 10
O'Clock pewl! sell at he farm OF Rud Keeth. Esq .,
the ock VILE turnpike three mi les from George,
town. al his live Stock, Farming Implements,
Eonsehoid Furniture, 60 comprising
Horses, Mules and Cows,
Carriage, Csrry all, Carts and Wagons,
IhresEers, Fans, Drills. Horse Power,
PlCws, HaTrows, Double and Single Shovels,
Scythes and all other tools ana Implements used
on wei mans ged farm,
Also, Hotbrds. Saeh and Frames,
Crops In the Ground, &c.
Also, all his Household Furniture, &c.,&c
Terms: So cash over that amopnta credit OF
80 and 90 DAYS, for approved endorsed rotes bear
ing interest.
mar I'D BARNARD BCCKEY Aucts
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WEDDING CAKES, very pretty and very cheap
best Ice Cream and Water Ices a. low price, at
me fhi'adelphia Confectionery, corner I2th snd
Ets. mar lmH
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xiHkiSs IL. 1859

lind thsm for exohange st to Star One cosnt"r.
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SUPREME Court, YEsTRRDAY.-No 133 Lewis
reese ct al, plaintiffs in error agt c. P Hunt
ingt9n ct al This cause was argued by Mr. Phil
for the attendants in error
NO; 10: Tie Sun Mutual Insurance Company.
pialntih In error, agt. John s. Wright, use of
maxwell, Wright Co. The argument of this
cause was commenced by Mr. Cutting for tn e
plaintiff In error. Adjourned
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By BARNARD "a BUCKEY; Georgetovn.

BY HARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
VERY VALUABLE FARM On THE. ROCK
WILLIE TURNPIKE, FIVE MILES FROM WASHING
TON, AT AUcTIoS.-On WEDNESDAY, March
2ist instant, at IL O'Clock, will sell, the prem
ses, one OF the best Farms In the ghborhood of
Washington, on the Rockville Turnpike, only FIVE
miles distant ard four from Georgetown, being the
residerc of Rue Keith, Esq. This farm is the one
improved few wears ago by John q. Mckelden,
aid Is In every respect q most desirable farm. be
ing unequaed In the prod c.veness ofthe soil and
the beautiful lay Of the land. The tract contains
6 aTes, and has at great expense been
thoroughly uLderdi aimed, tubsoiled. lin ed, and
heavily MANFRED, and any part of Il will now weld
without manure ten barrels cf corn 10 the acre.
The improvements in kniIdings, fiuit, c., nm
sides large one OF 63 10y 100 feet ard large or
chard. The dwelling house IL plain but comfort
able and convenient, containing seven roCms,
with deep dry cellar, besides back bniiinr. with
kitchen. and three good sleeplsg rooms. There is
abundance of excellent water convenient TO the
house ard fields, and the fences are n. arly new.
Terms llbeTa,, and made kl own at sale.
t2-d RaRNAHn& RITCEEN Auossr.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Ell EG r APHIO.
Georgia Demecratic STAT, C..,...,.

MILLkpexvILLE, March Is The Democratic
state convention adjourned to-day The old DEL
egates were reappointed 10 the Charleston Can
ton, with the following exceptions AT large
Messrs. Mcdonald, Warner, Cohen and Yoing
field. First district, Messrs. Moore and Gauld
ing; second, Messrs Jones, Johnson. Slsught
and Clark; third, Messrs Gibson and McGhees
fourth, Messrs Phillips and Gambler; nfth, Messr.
Hogne and Fields; sixth, Messrs. Thomas and
Hill; seventh, Messrs Burneya and Thomas; eighth,
Messrs. Ashton and Casey
The December resolutions were vetoed by a
vote Of ayes 1872, nays ia
No candidate for the Presidency was recon-
mended
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WE ARE REQUESTED to Invite attention to the
SSdyertsement of DR.. Woolfson, the opticlan, 84
teenth streets. which appears in the IntelIigenoer
and states 1t will be seen that his Strengthening
specteoles and eye glasses" arc recommended by
many eminent gentlemen, presumed to be judges OF
thslI good qualities, and of the comfort to BE de-
rived IRON their use by those who require the aid
OF these important instrumentelties. Dr.. w. has
been located In this city for several years de- GOV
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fROSTRATION OF THB SYSTEM and rapid decline
a-e most invariably the results of early NAL prac-
ices ana unchecked vicious hablts-A treatise
illustrating this tendency. and the cure as well as
prevention o. the same, 1t is entitled |" Human
FrdtIty, or Physiological Researches" 1t enters
fully into the causes: fleets aid most eftcacious
mode Of curing all diseases Of q delicate nature,
ton of those who are prevented by impedlments
from ente ing into the marriage state. Sold by DR.
Barrow, 1874 Bleecksr street, New York. Price
Is cents. Sent free of postage law
Sold also by 3. Calvert Ford, Jr., Washington,
w. mar 7 In
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RIVER.-Arrivedth this morning. at r iley's wharf.
freights for ]. w. Morsell, NJ Flanagan. E. G.
Compton, E. Zimmerman, ]. " Coburn, C. Welt.
gel, H. +; Hall. ]. McGran, d. Quinn, j. n Tay.
lor, J Adams, R.. Ryan, J. McCarty, J. e. +.
Pagan,
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BIDS FOR BUILDING THE hEw CENTRE MARKET
The Commissioners Of the new Centre M,,Lat
were in session Yesterday to open the bids offered
for the construction Of that building. The follow
ing are the bids, with the names If the b dders
prefxed The periods Of time mentioned are
those within which the parties, respectively con-
tract to complete the building:
John b. Williamson (Jan I tSso t,yo
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BADLY BEArEN:-This morning, Felix Dugan
appeared at the office Of Justice DOM to testify
with knoc king him down and beating him last
night. Dugan was badly bruised and scratched
ABOUT s the face and head, and his arm disabled
Brother, merchant tailors, and had misunder-
Standing, which resulted in the accused waiting
for Dugan till he left the workshop, and knoc ked
MIN down and beat him. A warrant was issued
officer. y ~
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STEALING Harris and Ike Confer, cold.
TWO oio onsnders, were arrested on "Wednesday,
by Officers Chiplsy aud Gill, for stealing a look,
Ing glass, pair Of shoes, and black cloth over.
coat with velvet collar. The shoes and gloves
Were Identified, but the coat was not. They Were
commnteo 70 jail by Justice Murphy, at whose
office the coat remains to be identified.
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CURED WIsTAR's BALsAM.

CURED By WIsTAR'S BALsAM.
-, head the foliowIns from the Undertook, IN. Y,
"a remarkable cure ofConsumption has recently
Peer ell cted by this medicine. the town of Chat
Dr. Herrlcs, an eminent physician of that town Ia
whom we havs p rmissiOn to refer. A young lady
lungs, was considered by her friends as beyond the
reach OF modlc ne. and shs was informed by her
dmcfd to send for a bottle OF FiSiGr's Balsap1 OF
Ht!d Cherry as a asst resort. This young lady ex
Perlencrd great relief ard two more bottles were
successfully procured and ADM, istered. She is
now happy In the restoration ofhealth."
None genuine unless sig ned l. Butts on the wrap
per. " r
Prepared by 8: w. Fowle & Co., Boston, end for
sale by H. 6imen, 5. c. Ford, jr s. 3 Waite,
w. StOtt, John Schwarze- Marin & Palmer, Wash,
lngson; and BY dealers every where. mar l3-lwr
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These proposals ara for the building ACCORDING
TO plan and specifications. They all contain. how
ever, further proposals for additional piIing.
Rrlnage, masonry, and excavation, shonld any
snch be required, and for deductions for the same
where not required, which NAV possibly make
some difference In the above. The Congressional
Joint resolution authorizing the Corporation to
lssne stock to the amount Of S2OOC for the con-
s'ruction Of the market house. is to be voted upon
by TIE people Of the city in June next, it will be
remembered
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MIR. SrEvENs's LECTURE LAST NIeHr-The
hon ls'ac L. Stevens, Delegate in Congress from
washington Territory, delivered a lecture before
the Excelsior Atheneum, at the Smithsonian last
evening, on American Character and Desti nv -
he glory OF the past history of our country and
toe oriiiancy Of Its future prospects Were descant
ed upon at length. The lecturer held that the
whole unbounded continent should be ours
and that Mexico, torn, distracted and unable To
restore herself by any power Of her own is entitled
TO ala and comfort from US, her nearest neiphbor
He suggested that We should undertake to Set her
to rights and not allow il to be done by the effet
nations OF the Old World British America he
thought, might also be induced to unite with us
In one great nation.
The JEwELRY RoBBERY-Thursday week the
auction store Of 8. Samstag was entered and
robbed Of a considerable bulk of auction iewelrv.
Mr.. Samstag by active inquiry obtained a clue to
his goods, and getting the assistance of officer
Yeatman, went to the residence Of Thos Dona-
bar and found quantity Of his goods In trunk
belonging to John Lynch. They then went to
the house Of l.. Carmody and Obtained another
lot, making in all about q pound Of iewelry
valued at about $40. Donahar and Lynch were
held to bail for trial in the sum Of $500 by JUS
tice Dom. This morning, John Lacey, boy
and Thos. McNiry, who boards at the house Of
Michael Griffin, appeared at the office Of Justice
ponn, the former arrested on suspicion. and the
laaer hearing he was suspected, appearing Of his
VIII Edward Hursey also was arrested on
INC San'e suspicion. They were all discharged.
las LECTURE GALLERY Of the Washington Art
H..
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DOR RENT-A two story and basement Brick
Il HOUSE, near the Convent, on Fayette street ;
IN complete order; gas, &c; with large garden at
tached: Rent $3.50: TO permanent tenaat Apply
to JUhN L.. klDW ELL. mar II
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS

EOR NEW YORK.-The packet schooner York
l. town, Captain Waglan, has arrived. and rs
will load for above port with dis patch. For ~
freight apply to McCOBB & DODGE. 634Ez1
Water st. paylS
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SPECIFICATIONs.

Notice is hereby given III
I will adjudicate at my office
tract.
ixly IT
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DA5A.I
Rsuitgi That the Street and he is b.
authorized notify the part owning b,ture lots rn cal
Hope 10 rcrp hoe and ON Front 10 Water street to
I'LL up their sid lots rs required by city ordinances OF failing
10 sid rs 10 b. hs that The Street Commissioner an
force the fuhlmen Of the rvu of said ordinances
tSgttdl j. u NIXDN
President Board of Aldermen
tSiEned1 LEA r. BAKEWELL,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Approved July 10, l4qip
go SIGNED, JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor.
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mo. 5E7S,
Rss2ird, That resolution No. 242 approved September o.
1872 pLosding ar til firing q he evening snn Ia lhe oi
Disttie'4 be md L hefeby repealed.
hrt fdfhff, Tint 10 establish uniform Tine lie Police
ahd Ee SIN fagE h II J. afer dsy notice
pSt isn dnHIee ~ IL cello kat noon, give 4hl of
one tap Of te le IA leu Of evening gun 5eock
= W, ON lie Isl Anil the Isl OetAbef tal,s
hell and clock M from te Isl October 10 nd IL iprjI
eight taps f'
Signodl LEA F. FAREWELL,
. President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
tSignCdl i u. NIXON,
Approved July 10 1860 :
iy21 Islgnedl JoHN Il MONROE Mayor
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4 sABANAs CIssAsss-Sa1 Brew An SUPERIOR Or
r5sssef Gs=s OF The above celebrated brand Fo ss bv
MHA RAREIII 4 co.
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The Board of Trustees have resolved pay of ss
per IN cash on all the outstanding certificates of
the holders thereof legal and fte
me SECOND MONDAY in August proxino.
Also to declare dividend Of FORTY PER CENT 40 per
cent? on the Net Earned Premiums the Company for the
yeaf ehang the SOb June 1885, for which certificates be
issued on and after the FIRST day of October next
And resolved further that after eserving Million OF DOL
lars Of Profits all the outstanding certificates Of Profits Of m
ssas of the year 1885, DO redeemed after the Second
Monday in August proximo, we'll TO pay FORTY PER
GENT Of the certificates the Issue of 1887 an
after the 10th of September nneest thereon to cease from
a)th June ult
THOMAS A, ADAMS, President
GEORGE JONAS. Vice President
CHARLES J. MANsos1 Secretary
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n &@as y. H. MATTHEW'S s. Gu.-GAR,
SS4Ae<3 RAGE TRIMMINGS, everything necessary 10,
.zS12 Building and Repairing Carriages kept for sas
hALEs sitahlt es Cane Carts and Dy sith fneh PInn
ana MUS q Ne LIS Gaeer atIcrt, View oge2p anil IL
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
.4... uoMrrRoLLER's OPFWE,
City Of New Orleans, July IS, 1860.
rtT FuI =,

.-..ae uoMprRoLLER's OPetcE, !
City Of New Orleans, July IS, 1860
No. 524l.J
Rssole That the Comptroller be and he is hereby authorized
to ndindieae the lowest bidder after nss notice in
official Journal for each separately the two following
Tor improvements The work 10 be done in
with specifications OF tho Surveyor and the aucaions
viz. =
LIST contract for constructing brick sidewalks boriered by
srhsones and wooden CUTTERS the Invest side Of F
lin street, from Caliope 10 Erato street
ID contract for paving with round Tont street from
Bayou Road to ursulines Street
tsignedl LEA +. BAkEWRLI.
IT, . President Board of Assistant Aldermen
.=o. lSigncdl J, o. NIXON,
President Board OF Aldermen.
Approved June q, 1860.
lssucdl JOHN t, MONROE, Mayor
Notice IL hereby given that THURSDAY July &C. 1860
Will adndicae at my Office nj IL O'Clock NJ the
tracts.
iytS l2t v. DUPLEssIs. Comptroller
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mo. >5259.1
Rrs0'tt That the Chair Of M ..nee Committees of the
Common Council Of the ely New Sas be authorized 10
9n6icee for 70 COP 6 Of a Treatise Of the Criminal
et q the nets The Leg stature and Of the decisions
pne Court i'll criminal tters from the yehr 1896
1879 and being besides Elementary wok-he Science OF tile
Criminal Jurisprudence Of Louisiana provided that the cost or
said work shall no. exceed S10 pcr copy.
tSigned] LEA 4. BAKEWELIl
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
tSignedl j. y. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved July 10 1850.
iyaD Fsigredi JOHN r. MONROE Mayor
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h2al.i

NO. 528lj
Rolfed Th the Recorder of the Third District be and he
hereby authorized employ asss ant clerk, SALARY
10 exceed seventy live dollars per month.
Rtsoirci fte That this resolution shall take effect
and after the Isl july, 1860.
Signedl j. O. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
[Signedl LEA T. BAkEWELE.
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
Approved july 10, 1850
iy2l Siguedl John 7. MONROE, Mayor
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Insurance Rooms.

J~ohnstOn'S Insurance Rooms.
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nut $500, 600 Gapttal.
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NIT 5000, 600 Capital. -
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nit $500, 900 capital.
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NIT $3.50, 600 capital.
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nit $270, 900 Capital.
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~ nit $1,000 opitoI. to~t
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. b. NepzgAorf
"a NIT 10000 GapitaI. o0'
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NIT 10000 capital. 10y
Wtercarltlle Wtut1al Mortne.
nit 81 900. 900 CAPITAL.
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NIT 81, 250, 912 capital.
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nit z, 194, Ill CAPITAL.
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