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HE CAPTURED MEXICAN STEAMERS.-The
United States prize steamer Marquee de la
Habana has not yet broken cargo No one
knows what she has on board not even the
prisoners or officers in command. 1t is only
known that she is very deeply laden The
probability is, therefore, that she has still val
liable materials of war, cannon, powder, shot
and shells, at least, slowed away below Some
imagine even that she may also have specie
hidden away.
The vessel herself is in perfectly sound
condition, with the exception of single can
non shot through her sides She is apparently
about two years old, bark rugged, clear decks.
and prob bly, designed for the St. Lawrence
lumber trade: She is very long, clear and
firmly built, like the lumbermen Of that river.
and even bears on her sides the marks of hav-
ing once been employed in that business
The engines at all events, were built at Mon
treal. They are said to be very valuable, and
in excellent condition. Altogether the hull
and engines are estimated to be worth $40 900
to $4,000. Should it turn out now that the
cargo is really as valuable as by some supposed,
the prize will ''cut up pretty fat" for the cap
tOrs-not less than Sl20, 900 to Sl3O 900.
The steamers original name is not known,
nor anything of her history before she came
into the possession of the Cuban Government
as mail steamer. She then bore as her name
the title Of the late Captain General Concha.
Marques de la Habana This, however, is not
now TO be seen. 1t was probably erased after
sailing from Havana, when she was the third
time christened, ''Santa Anna" This is her
last and proper name.
At the time of her capture, the Santa Anna
had large quantity of coal on board, and is
still, after making the round trip from Havana
via Sisal, Vera Cruz and Anton Lizardo, amply
provided. 1t is of very poor quality, and
was doubtless purchased cheap at Havana
The General Miramon is, we understand, q
much less valuable steamer. She was also
very badly injured during the engagement at
Anton Lizardo. Her cargo also is believed to
be very valuable, though it is stated that
everything on deck was thrown overheard
when it was seen the steamer must become a
prize. This was Commodore Marin's flag shin,
and if there was any specie on board, it doubt
less went over too.-N. o. Picayuue.
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A ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIEST IMPRISONED FOR
REFUSING TO REVEAL SECRETS CONNECTED
WITH THE CONFEssIoNAL.-In the Northern
Circuit Court, at Durham, England man was
recently brought to trial for stealing a watch
Among the witnesses was Father Kelly, a
Roman Catholic priest, through whose hands
the watch had been returned to the prosecutor
Being asked from whom he received the watch,
he replied that he received it in connection
with the confessional. He was then teld that
he was not asked to disclose anything stated in
confessional, but to reveal a simple fact. Mr.
nelly SAID to reply to that question would
lmPlicate the person who had given him the
watch, and would render certain his own sus-
pension for life from the functions of his Office
Justice Hill, who presided, denied the validity
OF ,ois ples: and the Reverend gentleman per-
sisting in his refusal, was Committed 70 ;a;I for
contempt OF court The prisoner was found
guilty on the testimony of other witnesses, and
sentenced to six months imprisonment.
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VIRGINIA LEGIsLAruRE-Tbe Senate ve.,..s- -
passed number Of House bills, among them the
following, viz Allowing a pension TO Bridoet
Eudey, whose husband was killed at Harpef, a
Ferry The Senate Committee Of Conference ON
the Bank redemption law reported that after a
meeting with the House Committee, they found il
Impossible to frame bill which would secure the
assent or both branches of the General Assembly
The senate In the act passed on the subject had
retained the redemption feature, and the House
repealed it. The Senate debated the bill concern
ing taxes on merchants licenses till the hour of
adJour1pent, and resumed Its confederation at the
session held last night. The estate of the Mount
Vernon Association was exempted from taxation
by unanimous vote.
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The HUNGARIAN.-We understand saws the
Portland Republican, that the captain of a brig.
whose name we could not learn was in this CITY
r rlday, who says that he was in the neighbor-
hood of the Hungarian at the time of her loss, and
that be lost his vessel by getting into a field of
ice and thinks that the Hungarian was lost by the
same means. This is perfect solution of the cir
cumstances Of the peculiar position Of the wreck.
which no one could explain before
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OThe amount Of free matter sent by mail
from the Post Once at Washington during the
month Of January was S54 ,579W During Feb
ruary the amount was S63, 100 %. The amount
OF free mail matter received at the ONCE during
the two months was s. ,497 81. And the total
amount passing through the Office for the nrst two
months OF the wear was Sl26 275 90.
UI1eorge A: Whitney, a Boston merchant,
sno @H0 a1eo few days ago. had his life insured for
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EDUCATIONAL.
DLAINFIELD ACADEMY,

pLAlNFlELD ACADEMY,
Twenty eighth session IS monthsJ oommences
May lst. Expenses SO. Every effort is made for
the comfort and Improvement of IS boys. To fiji a
few vacancies call st Kirkvood House, April 9Th,
18th, 18th, from 10 4 p. M, or address X. X.
BOkNS: Plnnheld Cumberland county, Pa.
mar 3O-lmeo
INSTRUCTION IN MUsIC.-Mr. and Mrs II.
Il CHRISTIAN, resiaence No. <26 lst~@a
street, Capitol Hill, Tin Duff Green's HH
kowD beg leave 70 inform the pubic that W.
they give instruction in Instrumental Music on
most reatonable terms. Mrs. Christian teachee the
lu, yIolinoelo, Double Bass, Flute and ell the
brass Instruments. Their prohclenoiee are we'll
known 20 all the professional musicians of Wash
lngton and they pledge their earnest epdeavors 10
instruct satisfactorily and thoroughly TO oil who
may REQUIRE thelr services. mar IL In
M MRS. McCORMICK's SCHOOL.
N1kS. MCCORMICK desires 10 inform her
friends and the bo generally that ehe Will resume
the duties OF her School on the LIST Monday In SEP
The course of study pursued will comprise all the
branches rec uisite 70 thorough English eduos
ton.
In addition 10 her day scholars she is desirous Of
receiving into her family few pupils boarders,
aged from 10 70 IL years, Who Will be under her
mediate care and oversight
Her arrangements for the accommodation and
due oare Of pupils have been considerably increased
and otherwise improved. Those in Washtnetop
desiring particular information with reference 20
her as school may apply to w. ID. Wallsoh, Editor o
For terms and further particulars apply ss her
residenoe-No. 80 Cameron street, AlexencftA, W.
jvH H-n
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H. Gen. Tom Thumb it is stated intends
voting the Republican ticket in Connecticut, on
Monday next.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTs

Eur DISSOLUTION.
N. bSscopartnershlP heretofore existing between
con.enS EisIrs Is this day dissolved by mutual
~ Su Eltner OF the firm is authorized TO settle
inc inc nSs,aess rs Persons indebted to the concern
TSnss bo"a bsIea 70 Gall and make immediate payment
ios rah sv,.htement CHARLES ID WEIGH,
"'ion oiss, 1857. JOHN II. WILSON.
e IntE f. ~ SOBSCRlBER REGS LEAVE TO IN
tS Ills triends and the public that he viii 5ntbue
d III ouant Ia'lorlng business at the old stand,
aa9 M nov prepared to exhibit choice selection of
Tn rS~ H,ng GOODS Also,a good selection of ents'
m.,sis SUI sns pTnods. JNO. II. WILSON,
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WOOD AND COAL.

O00 CORDS OAK AND PINE WOOD
l,AOO For Sale, on the Potomac. For terms
de-, address T. b. r., Box 292, Alexandria, Va
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TO THE LADIES!
1E You would like to get the hest goods, 60 to
SPILMAN Il HUNTS. % Bridge st George
town, u. {. There you can at all time find The
largest assoIt nent newest designs. and at prices
80 modeT ate that none can complain. They only
solicit an examlnaho on before purchasing. A look
you visit their store, No. SO BIldso Ct, Gorge
I'D. co
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D. PLASTE ERING,
U LAIN AND ORNAMENTAL, OF FyKkv m
scRIPTION, done on short notice and very reasons
able rates by ALLEN JACKSON, 275 Penn.
avenue. south nde, between 10th and 18th sire ats
Their Ornamental PlasteTing equals tina. of anv
other house in the United States, in style 6nsh And
speolmens. mar 8-ly
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DENTISTRY.

n DENTISTRY.
DR. Hill LLS, after practical test OF two yeare,
feels that he can with confidence reccm-
mend the Cheoplastc Process for inserting6 S0
artificial teeth. Ii has the advantages OF
strength, beauty cleanliness, and oheapness. Full
upper sets inserted for SIS. Partial in proportion
Ofice 306 Pa. avenue. SET
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A SPILMAN Il HUNT,
at Their Old Stand, No. 90 Bridge street,
Georgetown, ID. c., are now prepared to show
their new and ell ant sortment of DRY GOODS,
Of foreign and domestic manufacture. stella
Shawls, Lace Nantes. Hosiery, Gloves, and, i'm
fact every class of goods USUALLY to be found In the
first establishments of larger cities Having the
best facilities for prosecuting business. It shall he
our sort to sell the best goods at the lowest living
prices. mar ~ eo3wt
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1000 RrsHEfI9 EfI9sTAtT0Es 9 r. TOES S.u r.... Whit.
MERGERS, suitable for seed or table use. For sale
from store in lots to suit purchasers.
PETER BERRY,
fe4 60 S5 Water street. GEORGETOWN,
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I II JUST RECEIVED
~ BBLS. FREDERICK county pure Old Rye,
~ do GIbson's celebrated Whiskies
50 do choice old Moaongahea Whisky,
100 do Monumental and S.ar do
l5o do Herrings aud AawIves,
For sale low by JOHN J. BOGUE.
mar Str GeOrx etown n r.
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EQR RENT-The large fnc three story BRICK
HOUSE, No 537 18th sire ct, second door north
OF Wlnder,s Building. For terms apply TO T. r
W9aLARD, at No. 371 ID street, between 7th
anu OH sHeets. fe Is eotf
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1S0 PRIME BALDWIN APPLES
~ BARRELS Prime hand picked Baldwin
Helen Mar, and for sale on or befors arrival.
HARTLEY Il BRO.
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New ooRBRR0GwN WHITE

NEW GOoDsn!f e" "ooDS"
$685. xsoE af' .e sed A.. rc
BsIsss, BsIsIs and PG1Eands RO5s, Plan and Printed
.s. ss sRs MssinE T6 !. PsIsses
Rsoi as1 ccoIed Tss
Pr Printed GhaI!ies. I21z cents and upwards Table
aSS DsSns s1aHS
%s.o scod. snS 06s, 6s ss makes
HHsd Hsos.s ssIIt. sa Sf'S NJ Ss,t S0,s
which we invite the attenton of the onbfic ,nd 90
vii be pleased TO show our goods whether pur
0a'ses are mads or not Ra SpS see%T T1PTssves
No. 14o north side Bridge street,
II Dwelling over store for rent. mar 81 aw -
j Hamilton, Captain Ogden viii fil sail as snUoas' s%
above with despatch MoGSR EoI f5ejsht sHpI: to -
$50 pPRRIME IE ! BALDWIN APPLES
Apples, daily expected from Boston, per schooner
sn anu '0f SAFE aAsFfE9a 81 q ffif!S atrlSf Bro
mar % Ivy 90 and I01 Water st :, Georretown
A RARE CHANGE ET0SET A GOODTIME
J: $. BLAckF6R6 ( &nsb son Have received
another lot of those superior American Watches
on COST Thess Wv Watshes have
testimonials from experienced persons and will be
Georgetown, d. G. mar d lw
CRANDELL, OPTICIAN,
~ No. 12S Brides ST., Georgeto,es,
:, Has constantly on hand large assortment of
PIsd PIe1oh ny Near a slshtsd, PerIscoRle, Col, 80
the best quality, in god silver, Steel and German
silver frames. N. B. Old Frames Repaired and
new glasses set in them to order. no Ia-i1
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND sEGARs.
For SALE AT WHOLESALE.
225 boxes of Tobacco, ali grades
25o,o" Seears, Foreign and Domestic,
AZ cases lS6 bottles eachD of CARROTS second
quality Scotch Snuff,
~ kegs of Loose do.
Also. Rappee, MaocabOy and Congress do.
75 boxes of Plain and Fancy Pipes
lo0 gross OF Shanghai and ParlOr Matches.
JAMES WALLACE,
mai ZI- I'm n9 Hlgh 8
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y ing Immediately opposite the west wing of the
CITY haaE, recently occupied by Chas. >. Wsllach
story and the third floor of the same building For
terms apply to RICHARD WALLACH, No. .
Louisiana avenue. IN "a ~
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UNPARALLELED.
NOTE PAPER.
Super Note, IS cents,
Super Double Thick, 9l.N,
Ladies' Bath Post, 2l20.
Just half prices. Gail soon, at
mar SHEPHERDS, cor. 1th and ID sta.
WE ARE REQUESTED To INVITE AT
wOOLFSON, THE OPTTCIIN,a1 Penn O.
sylvanrs avenue, between Twelfth and Thir.
and States. twill Be ssen thai hi. sstrenai 6enint
Spectacles sndlEy glasses" are recopmended by
their good qualities, and Of the comfort to be de-
rived from their use BY those who reeuIr the sld
Of these important instrumentahpes. IN. W mas
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SENATOR'S, MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-
~ Two splendid suites of ROOMS, elegantly fur
nisned, VIII De rented during the session of Con
bMeing WITHIN one or two squares Of Browns and
a NatlHnal Hotels. Those In pursuit of such Room,
9Th street, between ID street and Pa ay de su
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DOR NEW YCRK-The packet scboone,
4 Hamilton, Captain Ogden, will sail as Is
above with despatch: For freight appI, to GES
McCOB8 Il DOCGE,
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NEW MEDICINES. Schenck's Pulmopic
~ Syrup. Montarde's Pain Killer. Peru
with a large stock Of Fresh Drugs, Medi- M
cines, Paints. Oils, Class, &C.; &c: for seleOkN
corr er of Maryland Avenue and llth st ,(fsand,D
ID, b. CLARK old stand. mar Is Iyr
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FOR RENT-PARLORS and CHAMBERS
handsomely furnished, with hot and cold water
and bath room, (Potomac water.D The spartments
ere IaTge and airy; four rooms on floor, from the
CO 222 Pa. avenue, between eth and 10th sta.
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E0R SALE OR RENT-One of the BRICK
HOUSES, on 18th street. between and ID sts
with IL good rooms, with gas in each room. Terms
moderate. Inquire of JAS. w. BARKER, on III
st., between llth and 18th sts., No. 425.
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k'OR SALE-One hundred acres of LAND ao of
which is under high state of cultivation 20 OF
WHICH is In clover and 20 In timber. Ii is situated
IN MONTGOMERY county, Mary land, on the tirnpike
reading from Georgetown to Rockville. about ,
miles from u Georgetown. Apply to EO. w, BRAY
at his store No. 81 18th street mar aim
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y PROPERTY-A small GRIST and SAW
MILL, with good Dwelling House and 2O acres of
Land, situated on Sugar Land Run, near Dranes-
yllle, Fairfax county, Va and but a short distance
from the Alexandria, l.oudon and Hampshire Rail
road, and about IS miles from Washington For
terms apply to X. w. BATES. Wood and Coal
Uea.er, corner c and 14th sts.; or TO John r.
BATES, Navy Yard. mar a-Jm.
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"A be obtained by q gentleman and adv in I. mr.
vate dwe!ling-No. 445 /, between 9th and 10th
eIocSss
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

A GG030P OPPORTUNITY TO sECURE A
IEkMSIThe subscribers cffer sale that valuable
propertr. Known as lot b, subdivision of lot p
Ieet deep to an alley; together with the ion prove
n. ments thereon. consisting of a convenient two
situated on the north side of D. next TO the east
corner ni SO street. For further information apply
and the Canal m.r % ~ soe,s"' 49,
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kOR SALE-A valuable FARM in a high state
= OF cultivation situated in Alexandra coupty
Va, oontalnlng one hundred and thirty FIVE acres,
Mutt and is about seven aud a half miles from
w. SWashagton city. For particulars apply at the
SIoT Olnce- mar l-dtie
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tladisalis ssred b. ssw operation ~hisA has bees
: ts.-osekls tested in hundreds Of cases wishos,
r- .ef 10 lie, and The psssoa lef as perfect - be-
! .so Ne acsidess whisk psoduss, the fupture.
laaS asesses With tAis disease. who are perfect.
vosthless, are restored 70 their fall sslue hy
u spssssiaa. This fAss y cell worthy the attsb.
a.. ef oil pessoas s@iesed wist this disease, and
sreeially slaxe osssss.
Jsasaiy s, le6O. s0-ly.
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All veuy s'vcr,Im.nt. mr." allowed 10 he
chinfa tvicra yev without additional chnrgc.
~ ne ts.h Tor ndser,.ng Is dns from the
nrl tt.4r,,nn ~ an Advertisement.
Advert .s'ncn's not m.rksd with tho number of
Insertion, desired will b. rg li'hed and charged
fur =, the regular rates Until ordered cut.
Alvettissmerr. from q Distance mat he accom-.
panied m the r,.n, er Satisfactory rsfetene"
i,li,irsi addresses or circulars in,cnisl Tor IN.
d.r'di,i bon-ht, charged Us vi, eriisemsn,s.
Advertisement. II n personal nature. II admit.
ted Al nll. wil have TO be paid for IN advance, at
d,ub,e price.
gY- Editorial bnsirs. r,,irc, - r'r'. rer linz
Announcements u esndiltie. ma, he ptii for
i.iefiy II adrfio,, a. follows; Fct State and pis.
,rc, Offices. $40; fpF t1an'y oiHc".. p.
obituary S,,ic.- over nine lines ia length. or
Trhns. d Rc-psc, by Associations ~ Snciel,c'.
On the death oi n member, must be paid for at our
advertising rates.
Al manifestations fof th's paper mus, he NJ.
rImpnnici hy he authors signature.
- Al Communications conn.ctej with The
tu.ir.sa ~ thi. Office must 10 addressed 70 "Ihc
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l'a 'al ihs scented as'is"
Nar.te helow l,tof DE principal poi.
ons sith t.n.t h'iiifs of r,m,ifs
Ol N riinol, huun l1fff. spirit n salt
Htm'dlet magncfn chaIl soep aud
Wntcr
Lmelio ia.t'r Remedies oily drinks,
oldiiou u obh ba,k
Sall ot lemons ~ artd n snpir fhalk.
whiting, lime. marntsa rnd watci some.
times M ometie daugh
liutblc acid Paw y 0n back, smelling.
salts TO nose, adnelhl breathing chloride
" lime 10 nose.
rcaihsh soap.loc' smelling sal nitro.
hnt.hmu, Fl ,r''0 L,mOr u,cc nnA
yn gnr ami elict
Aiwn.c, hy l.t'.t 81 fhlie afsahie.
kings yellow o. yellow ars,nio. -- i,ne,Ics.
LINE water, soap and water, sugar and
water, oily drink'
Mrrcaiy, corrosive sublmalc, calomel -
WhitoG Of ,grs. soap ard water.
OPIUM liuGnnul. Einctc drnught,
vinegar and water, dashing cold water on
chest and face, walking ~ and down for
two or 'hroc hours.
Lead, white lead, sugar Of lead. Goul.
ards extrac,.-Epsom salts, castor oil,
ruc,cs.
Copper, blnc.rtonc, verjigris.--Whites
Of eggs, sugar and water, cas,or-oil, Cruel.
Zinc.--l.imc water, chalk and water,
soap and water.
Iron.--aIsgncsla, warn water.
lIcnbane, hemlock, nigh,shsde, foxelove.
-Emciics and castor oil, brandy and wsscr,
II necessary.
Poisonous Food.-Emc,ics and castor
oil.
lSK STAINS. In a visit 10 Msrscillsa, .
little inciden, came within my obscrvs-
ton which may prove scr,iccahls 70 youv
large class Of readers. IN the Hotel des
Empereurs, where | was residing, IN ink
stand was accidentally overturned npen .
beautiful ,ablcsprcsd those present
thought that the cloih was ruined. A set
want being called In 70 remove the article
from the table. oil were surprised when be
assured Us that no harm he'd been done.
and more surprised still at witnessing the
successful means resortcd 10 for removing
the ink stains. The servant sprinkIei over
the cloth quantity Of pepper and salt, and
rubbed il over il. snrfscc. The mixture
soon absorbed every portion Of tho ink, asd
the iaLlcsprcad was IN a. good condition
as before the accident. Tho spread wss u
WOODEN fabric. have never had sny %.
casion Tor testing the merits Of this ample
mixture when applied to other cloths, bat
il certainly would no, be attcaded wish any
bad resuli.--CSyvsspesdsnee ef tk NsS
York World.
The ToxAro As foop.-Dr. Bennett, .
professor Of somc celebrity, eonsiAers the
tomato an invaluable article II dist, sod
ascrit~s 10 Il varioss important uedieal
properties First--Thss tho tomato b eac
Of the mos, powerful speritn.s II shs lIvss
snd other osgsas whers cslousl y Ind.
Gated, n is probably one Of The most eosc-
tive and least hafmfh seu~lial sreass
known 10 the faculty. Seeoud--1hos
chemical extract wJl be chained eed Il
shss viIi rupersedr sslouel 10 lLs cses u
dipcsse. Third--Thai hs has surcseseally
treated diarrhoea with this article slo1e.
Foufsh-Thst vhen uscd - On Assisls'sf
die. n 10 On almost ssvsssien rsne1y ~
dyspepsia and insliesssisu. IatA--xSoa y
sbclld he sossssally used ios dAily I'D,
either cooke! OF raw. Or in the fcrn q ess.
en-, il is the most healthy article nov in
use. 7 nt'a
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HAvlN0 bssissss Ill esW ~ sosasy, ssss
u ~ sSsiso - 0ssesal Coilessiae Assss.-
lsoeAis nssuAsaas will lad Il TO their interest 70
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