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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-10-06
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M.''.,M',S'''.'M'|''.N, ~, =, 3 3. = =,

JITEED'S Patent Sewing Machine. with lis
w late improvement has no equal orse~ing
leather and heavy plantation work.
Sloat's Patent Elliptic Machine. AS a family
machine it never had an equal, never will have
a superior; it requires no ertIfieates-wastes
no thread on the under stitch. To see it is to
buy it.
THEODOSE CHENEyERT, Ag't,
uIs-s False River.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-10-06
New Mules, Horses, and Stock.

MIR. SANFORD THOMPSON. so well know
lSI to the Planters of this parish, arrived las
week from Kentucky with large number of
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-08-30
NO.Ss

possession of this Government in the
name of the great Jehovah and the peo-
pie Of the United States. snd intend to
administer it for the good of the whole
people" That is right. that is noble. l
ask you here. in Michigan, not only that
Lincoln has your vote, but that every
member of Congress is with bin. If you
Republicans go to sleep, it may BE that
they will steal march on you in this
% after of Congressmen.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-08-30
VOL 49,.
Published by Theodore Schoch.

TERMS.--Two dollars per ahnum in advance-Two
dollars aud quarer half yeallyand if not nad be-
fore the end OF the year, Two dollars and half
No papers discontinued until all arrearages are paid
except at the option of the Editor.
UTAdvertisemens Of one square (ten lines) or less
three insertions, 81 co. Each additional inser,
.on, 25 cents. Longer ones IN proportion.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-08-30

Cards, Circulars Bill Heads Notes, blank Receipts
Justices Legal and other Blanks, Pamphlets &c, prn
ted with neatness and despatch, on reasonable terms
ri this office.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-08-30
JOB PRINTING.
RAMUWf fPRIMIPIM Go

Having general assortment of large, plain and o
hamental Type We are prepared TO execute every az
scriptiou of
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-08-30

The Canyass---A Bar-rOom Dialogue---At-
temps at Fusion---A Flareup in New
Jersey.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-26
AUCTION SALES.
SALE THIS nav.

DARN AT AUCTION MONDAY THE
i TWENTY SIXTH INSTANT, al o'clock,
7. NJ, the undersigned will offer al public sale, on
the premises, his FARM, lying in Fairfax and Al
On exandria COUNTIES, the DWELLING cling
81 in the former, containing about ONE Hun
DKED ACRES, and being about six miles from
Washington, I ! from the Georgetown Aqucduct
and from Alexandria, near the LecSburg Turnpike,
and on the road leading 10 George'own and Wash
ugton. There are about 80 acres well covered
With forest, comprising an abundant supply ~
timber and fuel; good proportion ~ bottom and
meadow land and fine thrifty apple orchard of
more than leo bearing trees selected Tor ths eli
mate, and between four and FIVE hundred peach
trees 2O0 Of which have just como into bearing,
and on all Of which tie fruit elsewhere generally
destroycd) Is = present safe The lofty aud som
handing situation Of this place, the best ii this
respect 10 the county, makes il peculiarly yalua-
biz tor orchard purposes. There are, in bearing.
some choice Pears, chiefly Bartlett and secke!,
Cherries, Apricot, and Plum There i d small
flower garden we'll stocked With choice Roses aud
Shrubbery. The dwelling j. surrounded with the
shade &c original forest trees. There i fine
well of pure cold water close % Tie Kitchen Epis-
copal, Methodist, Presbyterian, and Baptist
Churches, well a. Post Office and Schools are
within convenient walking distance, he place be-
ing about mile from the village 81 Falls Church.
The buildings, house, barn, WOO shed, and grauR-
~ are small, but urw aud substantial.
The terms one half the purchase in hand,
the remainder il equal payments Of and years.
Sale positive, and title uHincumbered.
NH 22-dts CHARLES II. UPTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-26

VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURE.

In the Senate on Friday, the committee OFT
Military Affairs reported that they had had
under consideration the resolution directing
them to inquire into the eXpediency Of con
ferring swords on certain officers for djstin-
guished and gallant services; and they re,
/ commend that the Governor Of the Common
wealth be authorized to present swords to
the following persons.
! lst 10 the nearest male relative Of the late
/ VIM. Il. Gordon, T. 5. H., for gallant service
in the war OF 1912.
ID. To COL Robert L. Lee, T. S. 4, for
distinguished services in the war with MeXi-
co, and his gallant conduct at Harper'S
Ferry.
Sd To Lient. Israel Green, u S. Ma
rines, for gallant conduct and efficient ser
vice at HaFper's Ferry
4th. 70 Col. j. j. Fauntleroy and Philip
St. George Cooke, for faithful aud distin-
guished service 10 the Army Of the United
States.
A bill was reported, authorizing the pay
ment of a sum Of money u John Adams, of
Fauqper.
Mr. Carson presented the proceedings Of
meeting Of the merchants Of Alexandria,
against the one per cent. tax on their sales;
Mr.. Fmney, the petition OF 4 committee ot
the Maryland Legislature, relative to the pro-
priety of suspending the operation Of laws
requiring vessels to be searched, - far az
applies to ChincoSeague Inlet, in Accomac
county; by Mr.. Carson memorial " mer-
chants Of Winchester, demonstrating against
the taxes imposed on merchants; by Mr..
Claiborne, memorial OF merchants and
others OF Petersburg, demonstrating agaitst
| the rgopossd taS on the sales ot merchants;
! by Mr.. Coleman, the petition Of merchants
OF Fredericksburg, against the one per cent.
tax.
The President Of the Senate appointed
McsSrs. Coghill, Garter, Lynch. Pennyback-
! er and Armstrong, the committee Of confer
cnce on the disagreements between the two
1 Houses ON the bin To establish more uni
form currency.
House bin to incorporate the bridge com
pany, came up on It's passage, when Ar.
| Armstrong moved reconsideration Of the
vote ordering it to its engrossmcnt, IN order
| TO offer an amendment, which he did. Inc
! bill and amendment were attcrward, lala On
/ the table
House bill imposing taxes for the support
| OF Government, was made the order 81 the
day for Saturday, March 24th, az T. o'clock.
Mr. Carter, III The absence 81 Thomas, "
| T., called 40 4 bill incorporating the Alex,
audria, Washington, Georgetown and Bal
timore Navigation Company which was
read the requisite number ot times and n
dered to be engrossed.
The Committee on Military Affairs IL
reference to the CLAIMS OF companies ordered
/ 10 hold themselves IL readiness Tor service
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-26
MARRIED.

.on Thursday morning last, At the residence -
the brides mother, in Winchester, by Rev. G. 4.
Walker. J. SMITH GILKESON, to Miss FIR-
GINA LEE CABELL, al! of Winchester.
In Washington. on the 22d instant, By Rev. J.
c. Smith, Mr.. JAMES L. TURTON, to Miss
MARY E., daughter Of Mr.. WIN. b. Wilson, all
of WASHINGTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-26

At Aiken, South Carolina, on the Sd instant, il
the goth year Of his age, JAMES MONROE, son
of Gouverneur S. Bibby, of the city of New orh
and on-in law of Samuel l.. Gouverncur, II
Maryland.
At tho residence of his brother-in law, Mr.
Samuel jenkins, Loudoun County Va. Mr.. GEO
W. MISkEL, on the 9th Of March, 1850.
On Thursday morning, the 22a instant at 2
o'clock A. NJ, at "Ashla"d," Culpeper, the resi-
JAMES BECKHAM. in the SSth year Of his agr.
AT the residence Of Albert Smith, in Culpepcr
County, on the 10th inst, DANIEL GARNER, in
the S7th year Of his age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-26
cCORMICk-Agg7IoSlgF

II \. VI. MCJDBM tCh-AICIlpALEE
VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE Under au-
v tHority 81 decree u the Circuit Court II
Aiexanara County rendered at the November
term, 1898, il the suit Ut Charles i. Alexander
and others, vs.. John y. Alexander, tie uud.rsiga-
Ell, Commissioners appointed for tile purpose, vii
offer for sale, by auction IL front III tie Mayor
Office, i'll the town Of Alexandria, CN SATUR
DAY, THE SEVENTH DAY If APRIL, 1860.
at ! o'cloch, a. NJ, III the RIAL PROPERTY
il the County Z. .,ie> andria ~ which William y
Alexander died POSSESSED, yiz:
!. i square bounded by Patrick, AelFy, NyjGs.
and Madison streets.
?. 4 square bounded y Henry, Fayette, Wythe
aud Madison streets
3. Three iourtbs IF The square bounded Is Fay
ette Payne, NyJhc and Madison streets.
J. square bounGcd by Payne, West Wytbe,
and Madison streets
:. square bounded by Fayetts, Payne, Pen
dirton amt Wythc streets
g. A square bounded by Payne West, Wythe.
and Pepdieton streets.
Also. several fractions u squares il the neigh
5orhood " the above. u which description y IN
5e given u tile sae. Each square contains two
acres. The above property lies north and west u
CUlroSse, the late residence VI Judge \. Mason.
The terms oi sale, a. directed BY tie decree are
one third u the purchase monty q Re paid down,
ana the residue ia two equal payments al Six alo
twelve months from the day % sale the deferred
payments - bear interest, and t. Je secured by
tile notes q. the purchasers and retention u III
TIE; ,hc cash payment ~ Tx forfeited lor failure to
comply with thr terms III sale, anG the property tC
he esDd upon any snrh failure, AT The rick Of tie
purchaser. l.. r. TAYLOR
II JOHNSTON, Commiss'rs.
WN. Y. yEAION,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-26
fCoAMUSicATED.


The TAX BILL.-s.A LOCKER On, in W ed
nesday's Gazette intimates that the onerous
tax on commerce, was intended in part to
back up the appropriations to works OF IN
ternal improvements, and says q have not
the article By me, and quote from memory
thus, "the appropriation bills had better be
repealed if the people are not willing to be
taxed" In the next breath he states it as
his opinion, that the one per cent. tax Will
not produce as much revenue as the old
system, bit if it does not, another peg has
been planted that will make up any deticien-
cy." Now, why pass this odious tax bill, if
twill not produce as great amount OF re-
venue as the old system? Why vote for APP
Preparations, and then for bill that you be-
heve will not accomplish its end? That
other peg, | suppose, is derRier resort. But
suppose "A LOCKER on" should be mistaken,
and the one per cent tax should raise more
revenue than the old system, what will he
DO with the "pints" raised by that other
peg!-Make more appropriations? Now 1t
~TP>"io W Ilc ttut ~ LOoheI VI, WYNN
esteem very highly. has been somewhat in
consistent, as shown above.
Now then, to take up Il Citizen" he
seems to think that I'VE can't" was the chap
mat drove our shipping from the possession
alexandria, but my impression is that
inc whole and sole cause was heavy tax
imposed on shipping by cur municipal au-
slorltes WHICH forced owners to part with,
shat at least, was but poor investment; and
u'e result stares us in the face, as warn
..as TO all; and is it unreasonable to suppose,
sla' lnasmuch as heavy taxation drove our
ssn'pping away in one instance, that the
name name physic may have the effect to drive our
'ierchants from the State"
w; VIII man pay 10 or $4,000 dollars in
Hsnla when in Baltimore he can do the
sa@s amour. Of business for 500. Com
~ Vn sense scarce commodity) answers
O. p. ..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-26
10 TINE oITIzENS OF4LEIINDRL1.
HEALTH
HEALTH ~!

HEALTH 4
,.-,...-.,.,,-..
~. NUN Ahbh, (. K. >, N. +. a.,
LATE PROFESSOR or CHEMISTRY
In the University Of Paris. a.. Sole Discovers
aud Compounded Of
mr. moNTAg pms
.HiRICtLOLS PAN KILLER, M
GPPtT FpEr-riJ .pygJrlCfyyl
i i
y u < IA I'LL
Be-. II invite ,le attention Nv ri.. ,.;,i,.vs 4,
Alexandra 4. ,l
ABOVE GREAT pEFp4PATr0v
Which stands already, IN Universal Consent
WITHOUT Al RIVAL.
Indeed
QUITE UNPARALLELED,
II the history II Matgril Medica, whether A. AZ
~ Li'NAL ~ - GI'N - hLMLDl'
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,, II 49, io,, ,'.H' 4'AI -
IMPLANTED GUNS
OF IEEIHlNG
CHILDREN, XII.
FoI
FEMALES Of DELICATE IIOA,
II vii RI found
AN INVALUABLE TONIC,
Importing
STRENGTH and FlGpR Ut BODY
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-26

81 ii M ACCOMMODATIONS
.TRUSTEE'S SALE-by virtue DC decd 81
il trust from Silas d Sanders and wifc, - ths
undersigned. aatod ou tie lst day of September
1874, aua duly recorded, VIII ofyr for sale, III
auction, Un SATURDAY, THE 2IST DAY Of
APRIL, AZ Il o'clock, IT,, IN front Il JAe Mayors
Office In tie cify u Alexandria, ,Le tract ot Land
la Fairfax county, called Cracker Hall" w!ta
-uudrv .tuer tracts adjacent thereto, containing
together about 2ul acres. Ell bounded "a the we,.
by ag road leading Il Moun: Vernon, ana distant
three miles southwest from Alexandria.
Iaere arc un il substantial two story brick
20 IW ELLING, containing siSrooms and hitch
X eu 1 brcI, DAIRY aud pump II good water nesr
III kitchen door large Larr, With other out
houses 4 good variety 1t fruit trees, and abpu-
dance III wood tar theusa 81 The farm. The l0ca
ton /, Is healthy oai pleasant a. any il Jhat
ueighboyhood Being sold under the frst deed VI
trust, the ttla viii he good
Tue TERN, Of SALE, On the 10Th 81 February.
riot being complied with il i again offered ou the
following terms. yiz: one fourth cash. tie remain
dor III equal payments, with interest u !, 5ua
wears respectively secured "a deed ~ trust Tie
premises. BENZ. BARTON Trustee.
NH 2D~2awts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-26

HARPER & BRO.
OFFER to their friends and the public general
". the following GOODS
Plain Black, and Fancy Silks
Rich silk and Berage Robes
Foulard Silks, Organize Lawns
French Ginshams, Berage DeLanes
White aud figured Brilliants
Black Challi, Bombazine
Alpaccas, Shawls, Gloves, Mltts' CoFse'S
parssols. Skirts. Bustles. &c. mh 20
4 RARE CHANCE.-It beiag our intention to
"A discontinue the Millinery Department OF our
,r,siness. we viii close out our entire stock ot
RoNSETs. RIBBONS, FLOWERS, RUCHEo,
end other MILLINERY GOODS, at Il greet ga
crifce. ~ zrr,1-pNpEpG
NH % : a q" ~ = -, =
D1pTRS LosT-On the west side offs ASapb,
between Duke aud King streets. Ihey are o,
no uss to any one, except myself, have retained
comics Upon being safely returned, the nnaer
will be compensated ,or,,,,,,, >.t,,Tp
NEW FISH.
- gBLS. No ! new Family Herring
M SO bills No. 1 prime Eastern do, lGf Saie '1
ISAAC PAUL,
NH 20 corner OF Union and queen SIS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-26
LOCAL ITEMS

mont, and Valley Agricultural Society, have
selected a l0t for the Exhibitions of the Seci.
ETY., one which will be in all respects most
suitable Ii is situated less than a mile
from the city. in "A Northwesterly direction,
near the PJor's House, contains about
twenty acres, and is approached from the
South by the old Leesburg road Tie lot
was purchased from Mr. O. f. Lee, for Sl3j
per acre 1t will be copiousIy supplied with
water from Federal Springs. The commit
tee have it in contemplation to commence
improving the grounds at an early period
50 as to have them in readiness for the Fair
next Fall The situation of the lot Is most
advantageous, on it are many fine oak trees
of original growth, and when the improve
ments are completed, few spots in this section
Of country will possess more attractions
SALEs.-Two vacant lots situated an the
east side of Alfred street north If Wolfe,
u feet front By 10 feet deep, we're sold at
public auction, Ga Saturday, by 4. NJ Me-
Cormick, auctioncer for, sl00 each
The property advertised Tor sale hy JAS
I. CarIIn, trustee Il Henry Brengie, was sold
on Saturday for cash, by John l. Creighton,
auctionccr, Tor 81 ,G515o. Purchased by II.
q. Dorsey and Isaac Gensbcrger, AS follows,
Lot no lis fifteen feet inches "a
Queen street, running back ~ feet inches
parallel with Royal street, to II. g. Dorsey,
for 500.
No. Same dimensions, adjoining sold to
same for S95.
10. a-same a.. sold to do. for 500
No. do ia. sold To do. for Si37 30.
T..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-26
FOR NE YORK
The New and Elegant Screw Steamship
lisEeA II % N TICE n 4 u,


Il u II ~ - w y ~ =
~, 49,, on5 y,l.,,o, scre,g Steamship
~ -"
<.tz.Sss& IN u N < 4 q ~ w ~ -,
X LII" ,-i.., r.,,
- -. ,,om,.ar,s aopot DIV HEDNES
DAY. lorcL 2sA, 1850, ~ ~ o'cioct, I. ".
Calm Passage, with elegant state Room acrom-
mediation. 81 Sd
7..- RETT RNI%G. Viii leave New York oN
S4TLRDAY y, Mach @l.t
Fol freight 81 passage, apply to
F0WLE 4 CO., Agents, Alexandra
H. Il CROMWELL 4 Co. Agt'S \. ork l'ier ~. II.
nh 20-at
CtPRING SUPPLY have jgs. received my
| ~ SPRING SUPPLY of /" am ~
| WRAPPING PAPERS, which i unusually
lsrge and well lected. embracing All kinds a0
Commercial Note raps's '"su ~ pJ " Nh ,Jr.
Papers ., q" SFa%eS ~ ,,,,, ..,r,
tooIs'aP f1peI9 y aInao., ~ Min, onI
HcaYy es' f VIZ; os ia Mn r,a,,.t GaarJ.
Maps, paper of an sizes ana qualities 1aya
also received further and full supply - EN
| VELOPES. embracing all tie standard styles;
| SCHOOL BOOKS, ofa kinds, in English, FRENCH
t'.I pa';i n~ar;n, porer DRAWING Materials:
~ ,it:, r7.~GI. Material, Pm tirccia1
",;r,ino. patrhonanis Pictures; Printing anil
Visiting Cards, &C.; I'll i which will be sold 81
term, which cannot AL q salt. order, from ,a.
country particularly attended to, and tae Goods
Z g.. - f..,#tA
, 1860-03-27
Tho Isittsbur~ Counct1,nep.

PHILAnELpH1A, 3iarcil 26.-Thc members
OF the Council Of Fittsburg appeared before
the Supreme Court 10 day 10 answer to
pcreulptory maudamus, commanding them
to make provision for the payment Of the
interest upon the bonds issued by Pittsburc as
subscription to the Chartres Valley r. X, Co.
The return made By the members Of the Select
Council states that the ordinance Was passed
1aring a tax oflour and quarter mills on March
18th, and sent to the Common Council for cou.
cur1cpce. Five members Of the Council re.
turned willingness to rute for tue tax, bnt saw
they hare he'd no cpportuuity.. The majority
o9.said council being opposed to the assessment,
no Actlon could be had, EnA no provision had
the members who refuse to obey the mandsmua
states that they ure not advised Of tho amount
Of tic Interest: aud hare no record or means of
ascertaining tie same; that acting upon the
several oaths Of Office, they cannut in couse-
Quence undertake to leyy and assess tax unoa
their constituents against their own iud emcnt.
aad without tho consent of the people they re.
present; that they cannot in ai,r way control
the action Of the coordinate branch OF the city
& vcrurncn!, and have found it necessary, in the
exercise Of their tru>:, to differ with said branch.
ansi they caunot obey The mandate at the Court.
except under such circumstances us would de-
prive Them Of their free Judgment in The prem
lscs. The undersigned protesting. however, their
cntlrc Willingness and earnest desire, in case
these opinions are supposed to be Inconsistent
with their du1ics un.ier the writ, to surrender
their trust to their constituents, to be delegated
anew nt their pleasure to such persons Us may
constitutionally accept Of it upon such terms as
may enable tht N to conform to The order OF the
Court IN the premises. Various answers we're
hled, but no action was had br the Court,
, 1860-03-27

WAsn1so7ox, narcL a5.-Negotiailons in re-
gard to the San Juan afIuir are progressing
slowly. The proposition recently submitted to
our Governmental by Great britain, upon basis
which sho Thought uonld bo acceptable to the
United States by yielding our rights to the
Island, and d1inr the boundary SO Us to include
olher portion, Of Her Msjestyts territory which
we do not clam, but which arc worthless, wos
replied to and positively declined.
Mr. Brunch will oppose the organization of
neT Territories, and move m amendment to
tue Utah 6ili giriny the President ofthe United
States power to appoint tue Territorial Legt:la-
ture, Us was the custom prior to 1856. This
wilt cutup al the difficulties at the root. If the
new Territories should be organized, elections
for delegates will be ordered. Delegates elected
prior to the existence OF the Territories could
not claim seats in tue Congress.
WASHINGTON, March e6-New Orleans papera
Of "Wednesday contalu statement made bY pri-
soncrs aboard the Mexican prize steamer, cor
responding substantially with accounts alrcaJy
published. The Gen. Misauon had crew of
250 men, mostly Sparlards. Forty Of the crew
were killed and wounded in the engagement.
Prisoners state that the arms, ammunition,
&C., we're put on board at Havana with the
knowledge Of the Cuban Government. 4 large
portion Of her cargo consisted Of powder,
which whs thrown overheard during the tiuhs.
Some CT the barrels Of this powder have been
4eeose e4eu a4o FFose " oe tAe sane as thAt
used in the Arsenals ut uayaua-
The President was engoged with the Secretary
OF State for several hours to-day on business
connected with Mcxican affairs. The recent
events in the Gulf occasion much solic;tudc in
official quarters, Is it is feared they may cum-
promise Us with the foreign powers having
large interests with that country. Nothing ma.
terla'ly different from the newspaper accounts
h4s reached the government
The House has been officially informed that
the President has signed the bill providing fer
tue protection Of fema1e passengers.
Nr. Draper, n representative Of the New Eug.
lana strikers, is 10 lecture here Thursday.
The Senate passed the Pacific Telegraph bill,
2s to 1a.
, 1860-03-27
THE ELL1THORPE QUARTZ
l. PULVEIkIXEH.


THIS nsehoe Is tie Ttsu VI iuok ara aetl7e r1pe:-
csc. In p:odnc:as oa.hnsry the ctu.tx asd puY
Ant Of hard roc'. ard mnefa;s Of Ill descriptions.
lEe extensive 4117z nels O.! Cxlotr!a. Au. rait New
a1f G1 e13eo, ne discoveries In K,J sas
kave set p.iue:d but very sr.al ponou OF IL aui
1ha under ex.enSe that has I1te quartz l;1t
ezEv.ny uaee.ln II almost 4l&s..o1s E,crF con.
ceisats ehne b.. been brought into s and ese
IL it, tun hss failed accomplish IN amount VI alos ,u{
teient 10 sar.7nt the exp$nt ture.,
The pof Ie'ous pr9tc.us Of tesc tls-1rded u,schne
Ral c,t h;s srnieseI tacn unavailable. Ike time h.4
row wheu the min eYe7y,yhsr: il ,4eEn fr c
iGnc empessLt alosxaviix aachlncry son c:t.a thN
HCta. 1Ats NE&G less. IA&s les power. 4G4 GO
warE.
:, n ic'fcsochc nc t!tho.pe Q1sIt. frvcrtef 10