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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-11
PRESIDENT LINCOLRS INAUGURAL.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.


TIE Augusta ME- Journal rays Of the Message:
thoughtful and firm showing that lie il fully conscious
Of our national affairs. lie deserves the espe, ial
thanks of the country for the marked reform he has
made by condensiDg Bis views and purposes into such
compact and lucid form. Il u mooel for its brevity,
well as for the other high qualiiies previously
stated.
s,7be Bath Mel STANDARD ssys no State paper
which We csll 10 mind has ever given such
universal satisfaction.
The EransriHe Ind. Journal choices that he talks
in the Jacks0Iian style. His plaf rm 10 Z" the Con-
stiiuiion, the Union, and the Enforcement Of tho
Laws" He will live up to The PLATFORM aud thank
God we shall once more b ave Government Order,
obedience to law, and Loyalty, will take the place Of
dlsuIion, Law lees ess, aI d treason.
tn. NolfJK Val Herald Gays it has utterly ex-
tnguisbed our small ray Of hoIe in Mr. Lincolns
seryatisn, which lie bad kndled mp ,inee lis arrival in
Washington TIE Addre-e - ofeInive 10 the southern
PEOPLE. Ii will aroufe the indignation Of the
Of the North.
The IVaterfcn N. " JDarsd th;;1xs tia, ID 80
who are disposed 10 hook upon onr difficulties with q
eru-Iuis and Conservative eye will be leased with the
Inaugural.
TEe MItraukee Sentinsi says: The Inaugural, we
think will impress any sepsiblc man with tbe eonyic.
ton that President incon will do bis duty concien-
tously undeterred by fear OF dsappoval, and uDin'
huenced by threats of opposition.
The Wheeling Iat,LigsHcer s"ys: The lnauguni ap,
pears to render 20 far rs we caD bear, very general
Satisfaction II does not at least dissppvint any just
expectations OF bis friends
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HOW TO CREATE A PANIC.

FAILURES FOR JANUARY 1860 AND 1861.
To the Editcr Of Tas NJ \. Tribune.
SIR: There u.s. perhaps, no better method Of advanc.
ing the interests of journals that live upon msrepesen-
tson and the confusion growing out Of political and
commercial panics, than an ingenious misststement
truth wrongly ret forth is as good as lie and is
capital stock in trade to those for whom the creation Of
psnics is a vocation. In recent number Of The Her.
aid the failure Of commercial houses in the several
States for January, 1861, reported by the CONNER
cial agency Of McKiop 81 Co., are paraded at length,
and compared with those occurring during the same
month Of 1860. Now the way in which this COMPARE
son is made, amode for the statisticans who
panics upon principle. We will briefly ventlate 1t.
"The aggregate number Of failures throughout the
Union for the entire year 1860 wS $685." says Tile
HERALD "and thus viii BE- seen that the failures Of
the 6rs month Of the present year arc very ooosds-
bly, above the average per month In 1880" The number
Of failures for January 1861 were cot down 1t &66
TIE isa~i,sr naturally asls, WAss y w asab~ sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-11

IN EAST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TO BURN TENEMENT HOUSE.
Between aid O'clock on Saturday morning
moot Infamous attempt made TO burn the hve-
story tenement house No. ga East Houston-street
with, lad 1t proved successful, would, beyond the
possibility of doubt have involved fearful oss OF
life. IL appears that Ja-ob Benhak residing the
third floor, was awakened by his wife, who sick.
While attending 10 her wans, be discovered strong
sm.l Of smoke about the house. and upon looking 20
zee whence it emsnaied discovered brisk fire at the
foot of the secODd flight of stairs. An alarm To-
staptly rsised, when come policemen and 6remen
arriving extnguished the flames without difficulty,
and before damage exceeding $40 in amount bad been
sustained -,
An examination Of the premises later in the day by
the Fire Manha revealed the fact that some daring
incendaIy had placed large quantity OF pspsr rag
and cotton batting at the foot Of the second hight OF
stairs and igued them. The FIRE had burned small
hole in tie flooring, and bad gradually worked up TO
the top Of the stairs, bur ing the unoer eide 70 con-
siderable extent. In consequence Of the stars nelg
wet and damp, the burning was merely supernc al
Had the FIRE obtained any Roadway upon tie stairs
there would have been another sacrifice OF human NE
az the building il nearly twerty feet higher than those
Immediately adjoining on either eide, and no other
means Of escape would have been afforded the occa-
pants "a, by tire windows. +. Meyers, the owner
Of the Sding is insured for $4,000 in the Pacific In
surance Company.
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SUPERIOR CoURT-GrsrRiL TrNr-MiEoH s.-B.'Or, al
the Justiles

Austin Sherman agt. Michael Mckeon; Alexander
Morton ,st l.,.r l. PLcsney, George Clsft sgt 1hogEs
T.ve, fbonn, Rsqua al AFT Geo ssyofy ct 81 Emil
Hrinens AT Ben amin Waterbury Louie LEne at "a
Pale. jane. W. OeO't" Nuphy, Richard ID
AIT Andrew simpson VIM ChAuDceJ sst LeaeI
Arnold 81 I-JudEuicuts slI ued with costa 81.
io,s,bsn HrrrI art Isssc Ame..tL Npsiliih consent
N cor.e iudsu,ut according views stated IN opilon Jndg
mont corrected affirmed with costs o. sppeA ohe'"" NC"
t1iAl ordered costs to abide syeut
JoLp X Lew, .st Mesnc<hon Buu-judsmsn, iof deeud
NJ a., 49,
costs Abid, event -. r., -,-t.,ta
the verdict. ,-.,..-....l
Mary MAT.ttn srt Louis H. Vultes ct Liudsnehi reversed
AID new tr, granted, costs to abide event
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-11
Is THERE A FIRE-EsCAPE IN THE CITY,

SIR; The fearful loss Of life by burning, both In
Newly and all the country suggests the inquiry every
10 there 6reeses In the city !" or whs, The
laddesf
Ladders Of Whatever SLOW and numbering m their
notion they rarely arrive confas sos until those
might have been saved have perh-d Besides. flames snd
smoie bursting from the windows render the ladders perfectly
useless
There IL frcescspe that win DO publicly exhibited
Wednesday evening next the Globe Hotel Fulton street.
Brooklyn which affords instant salvation TO the Inhabitants %
burning buildings.
tendd fixture 70 be placed upon tenement houses
public schools hotel piyae houses So IL
proof IL Is ready bemoved ia moment
every .indo~ of house can be worked aod
can M he Of hose window o. " The
roof without the fTemen moving froq the pavement
Il has received the cordial AID unqualified 81 the
Fire Commissioners OF Brook yn and the Common Council of
that city after examining 10 cspsees have sppropisied af
heien to enable TO put up and exhibit ts life and
evening next. JOHN w. MAC kbsNZIE, lIyeaior,
Nc 81 Concord street brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-11

ury Notes and the rev Government loan has sudsided
tere being pressure Of either on the Market snd
the dealers in such securities well az those IN ner
camille paper complain Of the sagnation in business
T easury Notes are selling in small amounts 10 pay
about 81 y cent Interest to the buyer. Those bearing
low rate of interest are almost entirely out oil the
market and would sell freely if offered At iai cent
disc unit for Custom-House purposes. The entire
unredeemed Of these notes is reduced 10 about
a. 600 OOO most Of which mature in the latter part OF
June. Some 90 all private sales of the Government
loan are making at 9 a92 for Coupons and ~ Tor re-
eistered. The floating amounts which were on Tue
market appear 10 have been generally ABSORBED the
investment den and Gold continues 10 90 to Phadei-
pha and Bottom in settlement CT balances, ard this
drain will cause disappointment in the amount Of
the bank specie average Monday Under receipts OF
81 $50 600 from the SubTreasury, and $S5o ooO from
California, the average ought TO show alb ut sJ4,-
500 600 The volume Of loans has an expanding ten
dency to-day. The exchanges at the Clearing liouse
were SIS lOi 7Si IL. TIE exchanges of the week end
ing this morning were $i29 1903, $50 g. being daily
average of 81 55O,59l 49, against SCI 10, 49, the
week ending Saturday last
The statistics Of the Ohio Railroads in regard to re-
ceipts expenditures, profits, transportation Of pas
sengers and reighs in the aggregate, as follows for
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-AAKcH s-Bs!oTs JVdr
DAILY and jay.

Leonard GOhTiLS sgt John w Sihe IT
This was an action against the ceiendaht LOT elleBeh
uipsb. n,x.nes Leaving eIpo.ed without hth or sAe
g,ar5 on a da and stormy night IN January ITO hole OF PIT
front OF premises 3J Bronze street for the pafposo Of
ma ,ipg repairs 10 q Cfoton wafer Pipe. a., -
tn. defendant the person widely Known Ia th eoau
ity III. friend and boneseto Of The poor hercee
IA house and free dinng saloon
., No. a. Ludlow The plsun claimed that on Tue night
- The IN nary 1860 while dE the seat OF sge beer
wagon he ga, thrown from II OF the wheels annt Into
the p lie evidence contradictory IN many nJf AM
p,rirn,, bat the defendant showed by the testimony q" sew
I that he ooE very IN bis power 10 prevent
HI, accident by warning the peons m the wagon OF he dlhsr
,xpriuf nght.d lantern before the WAGON running toward
he team h.ofg GcDOtW Outstanding all WEIGH ue parry
uond NOT tbs warning bot owe rockies a, You'd
sse fell. and injured hat damages clAissd toW
Ile ta occupied tbs VII Friday The jury 90 Saturday
nouAnR rendered a verdict for the defendant.
Jane. sicsy counsel ti.nta l.. 0oodAe counsel for
dc udaut.
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COURT C.LFSDAR-Tan DAT.

Y. s. DISTRICT COuET.-Nos. q, 5, 0, 2, y =, IUI
Al, H. H. IN,
sUrREnK CoURr--CRcUu.-Par Hos: 635,
SO Jo 9os Ss ISL 5I s3 49, CO., COZ 6l3 6S3 1872 ly3,
t67 Gil s7J 6lT sol PAN Ii-Fos 7s 300 49, ls4 SO as
ss4 49, $50 ts< &ss Sa 90 5 3I6 SIS, $40 "a $40 St6
SUPREME CoURT--SPEcIAL TgRh.-Nos. lS4, III,
is7 is4 l7 ia lsf $50 1884, "a 900 20< zoo, Set ls7 ts
Dsmuneu-hoL 6, Is. D. =,
SUPERIOR CouRr-TmAL TIRH-Part mos
nc i2e liza len t1s 1891 1850 l+ 1871 1882 i& 1895,
iI i4es 1901 Pan II-Ho. 7 sss So $50. sst, ss, s.
ss va sst ss 7t0 IA. 10 s6i, IA
CoURT OF CohnoE PLEls-Pat L-Nos. IL
n. 81 su ,oa 30 ss sei sss Sos 6Ss s09 no. III flf
Psi-Nos ssi CO., cd sSi SIS, s9s, a. eis Ia. lao 9iI
KIsos CousTr CIRcuIT CouRr CALENDAR
Miscu LIMO. &c. &c. S. g. To- u, III u. =. a. 7s 7s H. ~
u.oc.l.s Chr cotHI cAxspAl-Nca Ito %. telaa,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-11
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoSs-aIRcH a-BetSre Juds

This being Saturday, several prisoners were sen
fenced ,f;sr shicb the Couit I'D 9urIed.
jane. Muhran tho City Prison for ten dsy' for
si,sslt and battery.
Thomas DowB end Fd~ud Reddy, two eolntefeer con
ictrd during the ve,k sent 70 the Penenihy the
former year, aud the latter for halt thAt time.
james Mcorian .srt tvs ds'to tho ~ Prison Tor pct
larceny.
Laws Of the up town real estate operators Of
whom there gDg having pleaded guilty brough! 10
TO- sentence His lmer employer Mr. Ne,tcot appeared In
his behalf aud stated that the prisoner bed shown evidences
wcsk mind which ground Il hoped the fentece voat
be eommsed Judge McCunn sta ed tbh under The cTcun'
the pscnor II sentenced would De recommended By
hm tic cency othe Governors but farther action WAS Tor
the pres.nt posIp Jnsd Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-11
Law INTELLIGENCE.
UruTTD STATES CIRCUIT cOuRT-N.rcH s-B.fOr.
Judge sHFEIs.
SECESSION wITSIssEs.

TCEssioS wITSEssEs.
Tire Judge sskcd the Dstrict-Atorney II he had any
pressing business brng before The Court not b. 'houd d
char, the Jury b. intended hold the District
Court wett
Dtct Attorney Roosevelt replied that al the criminal en'-
n, dsPos.d Of with the exception - h, Saver cars
IN each Of which principal witnesses naval ofe'r' who
away Some Of them had s.esd-d" oher were h.
state q ,.ceop aud all deIGdsd the calls for their attend
.n. H desired TO try hes. during the pres.n term
The Judge tho Government could not be charged 10
Iach those ed and 20 his tnoSedr"
the had oors al In his 90 brns on me
tt.. The e1.. B1mcuberg On which The jury bad dis
s..d would b. foI Trial the hf, day Of the neit
The petit jury then d'haE'i and aiser hearing some
uuin portAnt motions, the Count adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-11

ScALDED TO DEAtH--Coroner Horton held an
inquest Saturday upon the body fnfnt OF
named Hosspns Costello who eid from tue effects OF r cs
sustained by pulling kettle Of boiling water ON re Peson
The deceased reside Kent street Third
nue. verdict ID accordance wi the facts rendered
FIRR.-Abont 9 o'clock Sunday orpfng FIRE
vas 60 an apartment occupied by Mr. Gar nor,
corner ~ and Couubis seets In his efforts % exn.
sui.s he Gsnrs M 0syaor was badly burned The Gre
suppressed BY the police
Tur F,rEsEr.-The Board Of Officers Of the West
avn i6,tt Fire Department pesed Tesolstiop a. recent
s.if 20 the thai xpedent 70 change the
80 ,ssm 81 money for the epss and supplies
~ IN. proposed By ordinsr heretofore pre-
sented Comoa Council lie Bora o. Oncers esacsto
the ,esry expense repairing engines 500 hose csaxea
A. StGO and be oh and ladder so COMMITTEES vas
sppn the poyer 20 the Joint Fire
Drpsrtme az Con- niitee OF the Common Council
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-11

The roads which have not reported embrace about
one-eighth tie whole number Of miles, but would not
probably add more than tenth 10 the above aggregate
Of receipts and business In looking to the business Of
the roads ii is obvious that the reghts have increased
in 1852 and the passengers diminished The results Of
1850 and 1861 which will represent in traffic the crops
Of 1860 will be far greater than in any one year of
railroad business
We annex comparative statement Of the Imports Of
Forevn DRY Goods and General Merchandise al New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-11

f., s.-t 22i sgs $40 l4G $50 liJ 64s5s1S0 2iJitUy
Last y.AI....... 2j5Cs5lH I6 '2ls7 tsss9 eas SOso
Tie coal tunuage Of the Reading Railroad last week
was %. 993 tuns, against 30094 tuns week last
year.
The later foreign adyices by the Prince Albert are
favorable for Cotton the market showing al advance
Of 3-l6d about onehelf the previous decline Consols
were steady at 81 a9l,. Breadstniis were dull. The
pewe is four DAYS later and leaves the fate Of the
Aus,ralasiap. now out - days, still i'll doubt.
Nv an arrival from Havana we learn that the Sugar
market had revived under "a demand by Spectators,
while the regular quotations remained unchanged The
stock on hand at Havana and Maranzas amounted TO
100 900 boxes and Is 600 hhds against $4,000 boxes
and 3, 500 hhds same time last year During the last
week 500 boxes and 10 205 hhds. had been shipped,
tbree-eigbtbs Of which were for the United States.
The Cotton market here ia well sustained under the
advices from Europe, and the demand from manuiac
turers ID quite active Receipts are falling of at the
South and during the week there has been an advance
Of Ic y h. MlddIing here is II He.
The Boston Money market is dull. The current
rates for frtt1llss paper ore 6d7 cent Demand
loans are 7aS cent on choice collaerals. The Banks
hold shout five millions Of specie. AT Philadelphia
gt-edged paper goes at al y cent and call loans are
easy at Y cent.
The Cb;cago Pot has IN article headed "Extraor.
ordir AIRY attempt to break til. Banks and everybody
el,e." in which it charges the Merchants Loan and
Trust Company of that city with endeavoring to pro-
duce panic 10y throwing out the notes Of Large mum.
Der Of Illinois Bsnks. The Post sdds:
s'rs bit simple a.is, 70 s ;s, mi M b. ~, t ssTn
They earnestly ~oIh deis~, and the scheme 80
with oss and rui 70 Thousand, Of people In
Their sorts theJ susned by the hsIine Ba1k and
other BANKERS Of Cisgo md finally, alter fair
contest decided thai the EHts ,oua csboe to receive
the Of the several Banks Of the SiAe just usual"
TIE following is copy Of bill introduced into the
Senate Of Ohio pro5idng for the payment Of the pub
lie debt Of the State:
a Bill 60 proride for the p0yneEiof me SLATE Debt
sKori0S l. Bsu es0cd BY RI Geneoi ArsrTby0 ne stat,
Of Ono fund applicable to he payment 81
the Interest upon the d,bt and the sdus reduction Of
the ,hS be levied snDu.y incl ding the
heretofore authorized by law be leyied fof the safe
Of mills each dollar Of sIEble popt',
be valued end entered tho gsnd hsi ~ the
TAXABLE property o, the STATE uni ard ipol0dps the year 5h
That the red by ths tar anti odIcd by The
h section this at there shs be spproplted and used of
psymsnt the principal Of the funded debt Of the state aud
Iot rrefuH ~
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COURT OF gPFCTlL SEssIOrS-MHcHe .-Before Justices
NA.Ial n.an NsndG

James Crowley, charged with asesuiting a brother
hr.n.n during an alarm az IRE Vorhve was found guilty
sentenced TO the City Prison 10 dys and hire Of P
Conb. petit .csny, City Prison 10 day. Ellen Donovan,
s.uit Al battery hnsd tle James Reilly DO tned ~
Eds.rd Sheridan do; hnsd saS Edward GToo., disordefy
house hnod 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-11
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Miss HIsKLEY's BEILFIT at the Brooklyn Academy
Of Music Saturday evening one long 10 be re-
membered by her. the house being filed 10 its capacity
by her admirers and the lovers Of the opera. At the
close Of " Norma the young lady was called before
the curtain receive the applause and congratulations
of the audience. when she received th,wer Of bou-
queis As she left the stage splendid basket, filed
with the choicest flowers 10 which was attached
magnificent diamond CROSSE, presented to her from
one of the stage boxes.
On Thursday evening last she gave q concert at Al
bsny, her native place. assisted by Sis. Susni Lo,t
and Aptommss. TIE Erening Journal Of the next day
contains the following notice Of il:
MIS- HsKLhl's Coscxsr.-Thi' Concert was seupcte
'nree.' The bal was literally packed Mi,. hmLey wssIe.
evidently deeply ssected BY the warm .es extended to her
by those who have kno"n her from Der earl, childhood ard Who
feeling give sddona ps'hos % her wonderful voice.
and she with than h-r wop-d She
close set .iDsas Spa ssd banner With bill
liant effect amid perfect frore Of Applause To
her evening Of triumph those citizens who,
long ago. foressw her o.-tiDy, ,hs triumph
M ssy ing Ts B ws.s s 20 n s
msds to her, the oscillations of her home dsoted srns
Europe where she had gone to hn,h sndie rendered
quite Impossible She tued the Star Spsused sans.r
during the singing Of which the audience roe and s close
CRY MoRrALIrY.-Tbe total number Of deaths In
the city last week was l09 of which % were males
and 81 females; 81 boys and 81 girls. The principal
diseases consumption, Is Inflammation Of the
lungs Is; scarlet fever 81 commissions inantile, 8;
Group, g. dptheria S; vsrioloid, s. msrasmus inham.
nation Of the throat each. Under one year Of age,
90 nqives Of the United States 20; ireland, l6;
Germany, 6; England, &; British America, 9; other
COUNTRIES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-11

The most stirling change discount bDe. showing
does increase IesTy hal million and indicating pat,
d oion TO make investments dne In the Fell IbeIe
handsome gain 70 the ee ard circulation goins ont WIN
freedom The rsiO Of coin 20 liability Is d f''
agzins 50 - 100 lsEt year ,,
The Money make; worked smoothly this morning but later IN
the became tame and pe But little paper oi any cor
Sequence passed The deposition quite e. 70 hoo on
uil Monday We quote first Glass paper IL y G. b,
and IS for very fair Occasionally pi-ce bought nde
the market quosbe below fu1
class short paper readily taken IN bank.
The Toronto GL0Je says;
1.-THE pnbcsiou Of the Auditors report the p'eert
condition the Grtnd Trunk Raj may be regarded
the final bursting Of the bUb hat known
fes suspected by many and feared by all who had money
In the has hem confirmed by official eIAnnso
and published the whole werd. The Compsnys sccouns
have been systematically cooked While claiming pIoht
the ,,pe Of revenue Of 4,l3 the Company actually sur
fsred . loss Of 81 0o9, 4eL"
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Increase Of the compared with that Of
Tie following is comparative statement OF tie value
oF xnorts on commencement of the yeai 10 March Z:

TotAl.... o. b3J IUS fI,JCb,Il6 fblHZs5II fy'3VFI
Ipcrese a, compared with loo. +tSp
The movement Of the banks in the four PRINCIPAL
cities Of the Union in which weekly reports ale made
a. shown by their last statements, is ~ follo1s:
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Senate Of Ohio pro'idng for The Isyment Of the pub
Lie de bt Of the State:
ot.................ss.s72,aa 20

Which with the Of s2250e applicable 70 the par
,o, fofn The Of i will psy tue nded debt 81 the
se becoming payable before and On the i' day Of January
ia ,.,-n.-,,-t- - 49,, n.
HE annual report Of Mr.. shanly Managing Direc.or
Of the Grand Trunk Railway for the year ending inc
30 1850, SHOWS the following results. The report is
dated Dec !, 1861.
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Increase W
The following statement SHOWS the comparative
REVENGE Of the Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Balh-
N ore Railroad Company for tie yais 1853 and 1860:
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Toiai.........sss....'s''s''sit s''S"" S''''''' "
The following is a comparative statement OF the
earrings u the Eaton and Hamilton Rsllrvad Conpa'
ples for tie pAsI three year,;
it gross ssInhls f0r the year srsinE Dee. 81, 1850
4''' w
Tie following s comparative statement Of the
freight traffic of tie Eaton and Hamilton Railroad
- - 49, tgro 4O-n tO.o
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20 737 aII5 7le 642s 81 e0e $50 . ~
AIT u.-k.. 22 sgs ls6 $50 lJ CABS 10 2btiUy
81 rrAr...... 2I5Cs5lll l96 2ls7 E.hy oa9 5Oslo