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MATRIMONIAL

MApRIMONIAL.
AN ENGLISH GENTLEMAN. OF INDEPENDENT FOR.
n twenty seven years q age tal 81 prerossessaE
srrCs highly connected wishes 10 correspond win
o. Intelligent and amiabie lady similarly ccumsiancei with
ar ultimate msmnnT. The advertiser VII be ses 70
refer TO the st merchants oi New sorx
IN he Connections ant moral character. Only such
oununicop a. fears stskeable stamp of sincerity
i e noticed Address Tor week Coeur de Lion. Herald
ofice.
txfkTRIyoNy MADE EASY. OR HOW TO WIN
lN Tnvcr'-rontaininr plain common sense directions
showing how may sn.sbiy married. irespeiyeo q are
sex az position whether otherwise ThR
new and The secret when acted npon secures s2ee
snd happy eher Mated free fof - cents IN
cash or posa &c stamps Address Williams Co, Publish
err bon yp Pos o6oe. Philadelphia
arArRIwoNrAL-II0w MANY REsPEcTABLE GIRLS
M ansver matrimonial cards In fun. and are led on rrn
Ally uDn ruin, How many yerdsnt young men are en-
and made regret thar error All through e no
Old bachelors made " swinging damages Tor
their emeriy answering the card q rich widow IL
AGE ~ TBE METROPOLIS sworn 70 before the Msyor Of
New York line 10 the book that the mos, fa.dons
,oist moi cad sent by mail receipt Of price Price %
cen,s +. r. LLOYD, Publisher, i6i broadway
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n1I n00 wANTEp-ON BOND AND MoRrGAoE.
SlZ.UUU for Eve years At per cent, srr y 49,,
building land In me vicl.iy Of New YORK cry.
1881 Pos, Office, New YORK
A an OOn TO LOAN ON BOND AND MoAt"A"s
X4U.UUU on proyerty In Few YORK and v's..sy
VAN'N " v" ' ~ a. LOCKE. ~ Pine street
POLITICAL.
sSs-u w.sn pprcNrYRrDGE AND LANE CLUB
III .ul ne~, on Monday evening, August ~ AZ ocoes,
- ia r,shh avenue friends OF Brechnrsee and lane
are Respectfully m'hea =" ' w xecoSKEY, Presideu.
va n. wspH, Secretary
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SPORTING.


A REsArTA, OPEN FOR Alb sAIhBoAIs, Will
n ...e ~aes an "Wednesday August Y, al ~ O'Clock
from he Ocexu Shrewsbury j. 70 sal 70 ne SCUM
ard again sub ec W The regulations o. ne Jer
sey CITY Yacht Club Entrance fee, ~ several valsnie
caves GOT al Rob.nsSn street for the ocesn House
A. III. UAG3ERTT.
A CHALLENGE 10 ALI THE SPORTING GENTLE
"A living, for the bet OF 500 again, 80 mat hsye
The aest, and most beautiful BLACK and tan
terrier dcrs IN tie civ Can be a los Roosevelt street
JAS DUNN.
I,uPTvE CITY REGATTA CLUB-THE MRMBERs or
II tbs Club and ali who wish join win meet this evening"
81 Marks Place Hotel Of Eighth street and Third
. complete the enn for .he srtb annual
Rowing ResauA STEPHEN ROBERTS, President
- " M,1HHws, Secretary.
eSyopT1Na-FRANC15 BUTLER, NO. PECK SLIP,
hs he srress and choicest sssorsmeut Of Dogs in the
hth and stock Buffers 1nfalhble Mango Cure
nd Ees Fxiermnaor, ~ cents bottle Dogs boarded
,..i,ed Ar. ADVICE gratis
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sUMMER RESORTS.

~ ToTaErrE HOUSE, BERGEN POINT, ~ o.
~. ner North river NJ 20 and II % A. ~
II nCsts wv from FOO, Of hey a, 10 80 "
spd $50 PM Ample scco~modsisi21s fw Psr1msnens or
">A@eh' '' Formerly cf Lafarse Hcuse) Propriesev.
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REWARDS.

1--WE DOLLARS REWARD WILL BE PAID TO THT
who viii bring 70 the store Of the undersigned firm
black with gold top, lost the Jamaica L. L. Planl
Road, on Thursday, August l6 1850.
UuSi A. BIHiNGER CO., % ard 81 Liberty st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-15

Railroad stocks improving amazingly. New
Jersey Central which sold year or two ago at from
$50 70 $50 Y share, is now quoted in the New,fork
market at llsal20. New-Jersey Railroad shares,
which two or three months ago sold at u.s. are now held
at 1879, with 1875 bid. Camden and Amboy Railroad
shares have gone up about as much. IL sold at li9a
III and very considerable sales have been made within
a week OF two at 1885, which continues to be bid. But
the most wonderful advantage Of ALL perhaps, Is that
of TIE shares of the Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern Railroad which is selling at 90. few years
ago this stock could not be sold for 81 share The
other railroads in East Jersey show very similar rise
in shares The bonded securities OF these Companies
have correspopdngly improved.
The NeN Orleans Picayune thus refers to the Money
and Exchange markets of that city under date of Sat-
urday afternoon June g.
Business of every kind moved along quietly to-day
and no important variation occurred in rates OF Money
Stocks or Exchange. The demand at bank for accom-.
notation was under the average for the week, and
offerings Of rstcass acceptances were quite limited
on the street In Stocks and Bonds there no i'm
movement of any kind noticeable and the only sale
that transpired was lot of 40 shares Bank Of Louis
lana at Is6 Exchange continued languid throughout
and operations were if anything further restricted In
both foreign and domestic. The supply exhibited no IN
crease whatever, and yesterdays quotations were
barely maintained. We repeat as follows Clear
Sterling bills 1904 1929 and 1923; Bank rates for
direct remittance, ll0a 1l0l Bill Of ladng drafts
1851 q 1881 and 109 Francs dl0 cobb y dollar
Sixty day bills OH Ne~-York, &c. ld1 and Ii y cent
discount Sight, Ial y cent premium.
Annexed is the statement of the Newt Orleans Banks
A. i T.. q.
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ton at the county treasury the provision for psym'ns
in New-Ycrk alone being invalid. The Cafeaso
Htrold regards this as "a most important decision IN
s .fec, upon the credit of Illinois, and to the railroad
interests "
Incorporation of Domestic Cottons continues with
cut interrupton-and we record one OF tho largest
shipments Of the season. making MI aggregate two
pons Of nearly 900 packages.
The news from China is of the most important char
aeter The ovtrtures on the part Of the Allies have
been rejected-and a war seems inevitable, in which
trade will be paalyzed and the transit Of goods
into tire interior will be prohibited. The disturbed
t'ae Of the country arising from the rebelons m tho
dftren, provinces, leads parties to suppose that II
Festivities are actually commenced, they will not be oil
continuance and cannot seriously long affect, for the
yretcnt the domestic goods market Our advces from
japan, report the landing Of American Drills and
Shee,ings at Nagaski, and that a moderate business
was transacted. At Singapore, American goods were
in better request, and exchange had advanced owing
to the scarcity of silver-whch was equal to an adj
vance on goocs.
TIE shipments of domestics to the East indies, are
chiefly made from Boston, while the China business ID
almost exclusively done by the New-fork houses, ar
well as the large shipments to the South American
coast.
We have nothing new to add respecting the general
Dry Goods market. The zane dullness hitherto re-
ported exists, and the preparations for the Summer
exodus among the merchants, indicate lethargy in
that department for come time TO come.
The increased receipts Of cotton at the ports Is at
tracing great attention 1t predicted that the re-
ceipts wond fall Off compared with last year, in
ID. present month; but the contrary, although the
cotton country supposed to be nearly ex-
hsusted, the receipts are larger, making the
aggregate nearly 100000 bales larger than last
years crop and nearly one million and half
larger than the previous year. The present crop
il reported prosperous, the weather having
been sll that could be desired in most sec
tons, and the bloom earlier than for many
years, and many speak Of five million crop as
being among the possibilities If no untoward event oc-
curs But the Liverpool market is of the most interest
at present. Over 900 900 bales Of American Cotton,
Of the bales shipped to Liverpool during the
past yesr believed to be at present on hand in that
market and gone into consumption, aud the ship
ments Of the past few weeks will increase that stock
1t is believed that when new Cotton makes it appear
ance there will be larger surplus on hand than has
been known since Middng Cottons were sold at &c. y
To- at which time stock Of 100000 bales was re-
ported on the Liverpool market.
We annex our usual summary of the exports Of Do
mestic Cotons from this port for the week ending June
- 1860:
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The LATEST TEXAS TRAeEDY.-Concernng the
murder of q family and the hanging OF three negroes
for the crime events which took place recently In
Texas and which have already been mentioned IN The
TRrBrsK, we find the following letter in The Iszian
neyspaper. The editor says that the writer OF the
letter IL one of the first citizens" in his county,
"PILoT GROVE, May ~ 1860.
"DyaR TExIAs: Our village was thrown into the
ost intense excitement this morning by the report
that family had been murdered in the vicinity last
night ON repairing 10 the spot We found that Jesse,
3 n, gro belonging 10 Thomas Kncald, had isurdered
his master mistress and their child. The negro mace
full confession Of the deed and twelve good citizens
were selected 10 hear the confession and decide upon
what 10 DO with him. After two houB elaboration,
the jury returned the following verdict: We believe
that the negro Jesee should be burned at stake al
"o'clock p. M" certain SQUIRE whose only preten-
ton TO fame that his father stakeholder III the
real estate bank Of ArkaDsas objected. The citizens
thought proper TO suspend Jesse between heaven aud
earth.
am satisfied that the negro had sympathisers the
ground We have one man in our midst who has
bou0bt bacon from negroes when he knew that it had
been stolen; still be is left unframed but ere this
reaobes Won he may be BIZ the side Of Jesse.
"fours, kc, LIcKsKILLET"
The Tzian says that the verdict Of the jury would
have been carried out but that the citizens feared that
the officers Of the law would take the boy from them,
snd that be would eventually make his escape, conse-
qusnsy they concluded 70 hang him, which was Gone
forthwith.
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Decrease. s2A, ~ Decrease. 49,, oo6
The Milwaukee Sentinel says:
Crosse and St Paul il steadily and rapidly increasing
The road is in rst-rate order Speaking of the crops
in the La Crosse Valley Dr. Hoyt Of Hudson esti-
mates the quantity Of land sown to wheat and oats IN
st. Croix County 1t 10000 acres Estimate OF crops
for 1900 Wheat 400 900 bushels; oats 400 wv ousn-
els. Total 200 900 bushels. In addition 70 ts tnere
is large breadth planted TO corn. re Huas Sn
Ckronieie says II will be from these hgures Una,
this county s going ahead rapidly as any one eouu
expect. The increase Of land put under cultivation
very great and from the number OF acres cultivated
and crops produced the abundant fertility oil The eovn
Try b put Beyond all eavl.
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(Advsrsisems
To DEALERS IN INDIA-RUBBER GOODS.

Notice hereby given that the GooDrsAx ELAsrc FAsssss
COMPANY have purchased I'll the rights for the manufaous s
sale Of Elastic India Rubber Goods Of all description heret
fore owned claimed BY CaAs GooDyEAR HoRAcs DAx
or WILLIAM Jupsos and thereby have concsstrsted IN ~
titles under the Goodyear other patents under controls
ard that they prepared to make arrangements upon n
vorsbl terms with for the sas Of such goods
Al elastic goods having vucsnssd Rubber In then (sxcet
woven suspsDds the right to msnufstare which vested
the Manufacturing Company must be stamps
with the Compsnys marks before they sold or hsy W -
treated infinsement and the Company Win proseosss
once any person proved selling any Of such goods Without -
ncenae.-New York, June 9Th. 1890
VIZ. q. BssxlrT Secretary.
Ne 81 Park and No. 20 Cosrlsndts6
TO
THE NEW CeNrAsY, known 90 the "0ooprAH LASTS
FAsnIcs Conpxsrr have purchased from ny Factory
Brunswick my nineteen Pstsnts and ell ny titles uno
GoopynAss PArssrs with Ill claims for past tnhdnssmsses
and BY arrangements settled and receipts posed al sees
hitherto manufactured BY me. supplied to shsr unasr ~
authority may be sold and exempt from saeh tsnss -
no claim can made question rsssed touching any soo
hitherto sold authorized BY me, horace n DAs.
New.Yort, June o. 1850.
To The PrBLic.
The undersigned having sold all his right tile and hsors
the manufacture and sale Of Elastic Rubber Goods under -
GooprxAR PATENT to the 0ooDYRAx ELAsrrc FAsns0
hereby notice 10 the public that I'll setsmss
for pest Inducements Of bis rights be made With that Cen
psny and all licenses TO veud such goods h hose
Included must be derived from them
wIILnn Jupsos, Ne u rsstfsv'
Eew.YoEi, June g. 1850. a.
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Dcllars. The engagements for Saturday viii be about
81 600 COO. portion Of which will be silver. lot
f fCo coo Mexican Dollars has been received by ex-
prss aud ceiling at 81 09l prem There is . fair
demand for Government stocks, and Hessrs. Thompson
Brothers sold to-day at private sale 800 900 Krg's
tered y cents Of 1874, at l02 ex-inieest-equa to
l0iI Tie market ia lG2. asked, aud the coupons
sie io3 The payments Of dividends to-day on Pacific
Msil eek were on 60 shares. TIE aggregate is now
l,0iS slsres over the legal capital.
Tie following shows the New-York Bonded Ware
houst movement 10 June |;
Total ,alre Of goods In bond May 1850
Entered warehouse from foreign port in May... 4see
Received IN bond from other domestic ports ia''so
withdrawn for consumption hese.......SI4 lob.
Rtslipped 20 foreign ports. l65lb
Trs,portedo ot.er domestic ports... Hi,WS- zsoi"
Leaves stock in warehouse June 1850. ~
DO line lie l. 3}o. 40
IN Inn las, 10 5-6. 663
Do Inn. 1851 2T343&9S
Do lime iSJs5s lGo. 70l
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upye. par. Of .h. city. which wsss ordered I" 70


LIscoLE AsD HANLIE AMONG THE " oHAisssA' ~
TIE ElcHrExEIH WARD.--Ats meeting q NO. -
Avenue A, p. Frankenhsmer, esq, 10 the eosn, NE
Ro+eubaum offered resolutions 10 the eject M VIZ
Association bad studied with patience the pr'nc'Pse.
the various political parties and fund the manhood
labor. and the rights Of free white labor, recognise
only by the Republican party and that they thsrsiose
cordially accepted snd would support, tho nominso's
of Lincoln and Hamlin The resolutions were saoPeo
enthusiastically, after which the Assocsusn was so-
dressed BY Elliott +. Shepard. ESQ.,, who suppofssd
the propositions tbsi 1: Wherever man goes shsre 80
his rights: 2, that free labor, vnng the coil Il tnsas
produced national and personal independence and o
that reflection on the part of workingmeu would bring
them all into the Republican party.
HIcKs's PORTRAIT OF SEwARD.-Mr. Schaus, No.
SO Broadway, has published m excellent print o.
Hickss admirable head Of Seward. 1t unqueshonAeH
the Rest portrait of the distinguished Senator that hes
ever been painted, Mr. Hicks having the happy faculty
of detecting always the best look of bis subject, ana
trsnsfe ring it to canvas. This portrait Is nearly In
profile and as Mr. Stewards head is remarkable for ~
length and bis features sharply defined aspect
Of his bead and face most striking for their intellectual
character and dignity but which Is now, for tho mrs.
time, painted. The many friends Of Mr. Seward VIII
be clad to have 20 live memorial of man In whom
so many persons feel warmer personal interest than
often falls to the lot of public men.
Mtssrs. w. p. Lyon & Co. of this city have gos
up very neat Republican leterenvelopss, Tor uss
in the campaign.
ARREST FOR BrGAxr--Kins Schonfeldt, an aged
jew was arrested by Officer Smith Of the Essex
Market Court on charge Of bgamy. In Angus,
1852 the accused married Cecilia Lockhardt, keeper
of fancy goods store in Houston street. Difficulties
occurred between the pair, and they separated.
whereupon King Schonfeldt became practically .
yidower He then sought the affections of Berthe
Flam, an attractive Jewess of twenty-five, whom b
married 1t is supposed that in both cases tho womss
married the octogenaran for the money he was sup
poeed to have. The young woman latest cheated made
complaint of bigamy and Schonfedt was arrested In
dry goods store kept by his sons in Greenwich stres
and held to bail in q, 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-15
TIE MI,souri Democrat says,

The steamer ST. Cloud hiss arrived, with $50 tuns OF
rsilr nd iron being part Of the purchase made by Mr.
Corby for the above rad The iron will be Forwarded
by The Hannibal and ST. Joseph Railroad immediately,
aid the work Of the track laying will commence by
the middle of this week. We have every reason TO be-
feve that the negotiations pending for the additional
$50 tuns of iron win be contaminated which WIZ en-
able the Company 10 extend the track westward from
the city distance Of fifty miles.
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sr.v<.sc..xrr1Y Rryosrxp FOR Tn n z. rnIsrm
THrRspAr, June II, 1850.
ASHESThr Market for both kinds Is seedy the demand
fslr rs Of go bbs at S. an Pots and IS rs for Pesrs
COTTONThs market has mot been active aud prices are
dropping; sales Of ! 500 bses We quote
NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION.
I'plands Florida Mobile. n O.&IeK-
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increase In 1860 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rSS'I o.
The (,oodhne Fire Insurance Company has declared
a dividend of 6 " cent, payable ON demand. The
go,ton and Worcester Railroad Company, semi-an'
pusl dividend Of 4 y cent, payable July !. The
steamer to-day for Hamburg had s5O,ooo Meaacan
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A CARD FROM c. D. STUART.


SrR-In your Telegrsphic report lin Wednesdays
THiBusx the proceedings Of the Democratic Conventon =
Richmond Tuesday, my sppears Of the New
York National Hall Delegates" Commissioners" WIZ
you space say that have not been In Richmoea
since 1896 that National Hall Delegate" nor Do
mocet lin psrran the term) stripe or shell
and never have been expect be- Though vong the
nation of Mr. Seward the ess sesdfsss hepub-
cau and hope live work with my fellow Republicans q
Long Island for the triumphant election Of Lincoln and Hamls
and the overthrow forevermor corrupt and asolent pro-
Slavery Democracy Yours truly,
LaJayce Hesse, 14th June, 1850. C. ID. STUART.
fOur friend mas only reflect that there are doubt
lees other c. d. Stuars than himself and the Nation
al Hall Delegate" is doubtless one Of tbem.-lEd.
NAKED NEwsBoYs.-The newsboys are apprehen-
sve that good friends have forgotten them recently They
are In much need clothes not having received any present q
this description for the last sig months They would feel very
srsteful for m Of garments old VIII not thoss whs
have any to spare them Dousous be ssns -
the Newsboys Lodging house. No 1s Fulton street, OF the Cd
dress Of the DONORS and they WIN be called for.
DEATH FROM ISJuRIEs.-Jsmes Cregan, seriously
injured month SINCE Port Jervis By falling through par
bridge died on TbursdAy ct tho Nswi ON HOS
pits. ....-- ..r
DRowsEp.-Coroner Jaekmsn held an inquese
yesterday the body apparently ed about tssnS
dscwnsd ct II Fest RIVER Or fhuIsd:y mosnnle
body found In the wer at the foot Of
and street North River Coroner keeo WIN hold -
inquest a Bellevue Hospital at . p m. today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-15
THURSDAY, June l4-P. N.

The stock market to-day, with greater activity than
for some days past has still had declining tendency.
The supply Of stocks has bean considerable TO
bt mostly from maturii contracts, hich beugthrown
on dull and unwilling market has, in many descrip-
TONS established lower prices The recent decline hss
brought in some outside eculative orders, and We
think Of the bull jobbtrs rather disposed to
tegin new line INC derately The purchases not,
however sufficient to sustain prices, and the iu preston
of the street appears TO be that prices may yet touch
somewhat lower points. Western shares are de
pressed by the comparatively unfavorable character Of
the traffic returns Of tie fret week Of June. Illinois
Central suffers under the belief that call will be
made for the payment of the freeland binds The call
will not, we understand exceed s. v share. The
Southern were exceptions to the general
tone Of the market, and improved to y cent. In
the bond market there was but little activity, and
quotations show no marked change. TIE closing prices
were: Tennessee 6's 92I a93; Virginia 6s, 93i a9i
Mi sour 6s s4j0S4i; Canton Company, 20l; Cum
berlaDd Coal, l2a 1884, Pacific Mail 90l 900; New
York Central Railroad Sll ash; Erie Railroad, III
dl7i Hudson River Railroad, AL Az; Harlem
Railroad IL a Ia Harlem Railroad Preferred, 81 a 49,
Reading Railroad, 40l e40si Michigan Central Rail.
road, 49I0493; Michigan Southern aud Northern
Indiana Railroad, l2s a ID; Michigan Southern aud
Northern Indiana Guaranteed, 25a25l; Panama Rail
road 1891 1889; Illinois Central Railroad, 6la S6li
Gaens and Chicago Railroad 81 a6li; Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad, 29i 29s Chicago aud Rock Island
Railroad, 68l a6Si; Chicago Burlington aud Quincy
Railroad 74l074l; Illinois Central Railroad rs,
slta9ll
The market for foreign bills is firm but not active
Freights-To Liverpool: 200 bales Cotton at i'd;
900 boxes Cheese per steamer at Sos; so boxes Ba
cen at COS; so hhds. Tsllow private terms; 400
bbls Flour at is. Cd; 10000 bush. Wheat in bags at
63a7d. 200 bbls. Rosin at 2s; tuns Whslefoots at
2Os. To Glasgow: 5000 bush Wheat, in shippers
bags, at 7Id; 30 bales Hair at ID. To Bremen: 300
bbs Rosin at L. I'D; tuns Copper at l5s 50 bales
Cotton at 5-l6c A bark of 240 tuns to nor side of
Cuba and back ON private terms. schooner of 800
tuns, from Jacksonville with Flooring Boards, at 81
q NJ feet A brig of $50 tuns 10 Marsees on private
terms.
The business Of The Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
$s2, us 53-for Customs 500, 900; Payments, $751;
3Sl IS; Balance, $6,475,s99 y.
The earnings of the Central Railroad Company OF
Of NAV 1850 100 453 80
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The aggregate of the floating debt on the Let oil jan
uary was $lS95O g. The cost of the road and equip
ment has been s2 ,s73 - per mile The working ex-
penees for the year. including the ballast account were
G7s per cent of the gross income.
Tie Supreme Court of Illinois has reversed tue de.
sision Of the Circuit Court upon the county railroad
bonds, made pay able in New-YOrk. The lower Court
held TINT the bonds were invalid. but the supreme
Cour, declares tina, they can be collected on presss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-15

COMMISSIONERS OF PoLIcr.-This Board mot a.
usoa yesterday but did not transact any business of
particular importance. Several special reports were
made by Sergeap; Ford in regard 10 sbbasolSs In tho
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IA6rsssissneni]

TAKE A VIEW OF SHE JAPANESE EMBAssY, aud
brssawsy. rwsusy<ag De Plosslsa tst o. NshssSssA
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