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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-19

session at the Broad Street Methodist Church
in this city, yesterday morning. The delibe-
rations Of the Conference are presided over
by Bishop Pierce, with Rev. P. Whitehead
as Secretary, and Rev. p. A. Peterson as AS
sistant Secretary
The Conference Committee were called,
but not being prepared to report tha Chair
proceeded to call the Conference roll by dis
tricts, when each presiding elder reported
upon the condition OF his district, and the
character of each minister within his bounds.
When the name of the Rev. Mr. Archer, of
the Mecklenburg circuit, was called, his pre-
siding elder, Rev. Nelson Head, rose and
stated that in the early part of the year Bro.
Archer came under serious charge, deeply
affecting his character for morality. He had
been tried by civil court and acquitted, and
by a committee of the Church, which also
his circuit since April last His case was
laid over until such time as he shall be pre-
sent
On motion of Rev. p. Whitehead, Rev,
Messrs. Doggett and Langhorne were ap.
pointed Committee on Missions.
The following preachers in the local rela-
ton were elected to deacons' orders, viz !:
JAS. R. Griffith, Robert Hardie, Jr., John A.
Jefferson, Charles Collett, VIM. Bartlow,
George Slaughter, and John V. Crute.
The following local deacons were elected
to elders orders, viz: Francis NJ. Edwards
and Heartwell T. Pryor.
On motion of Rev. Nelson Head, Rev. JAS
McAden was re- e-admitted into the travelling
connection and placed on the superannuated
list.
The Conference adjourned for the day,
with the benediction by the Bishop.
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W: ANTED-Hy tie Government, Dead Animals
va ofsvery sort-persons having sneh upon
their premises can have them promptly removed
ny leaving notice ut NfeKeniey's shon, corner OF
Franklin and Union Streets at the Staff stahIes
Cary street, opposite old gas works, at Wagner's
drug store 9th and Broad streets, or at the
Government nitro beds, just beyond Eaeop's Quar-
ter Branch. BY leaving notce at either OF these
places for Mr. A siuiier, persons win not only
greatly benefit the Government, but receive the
highest price for the ANIMALS. oc 2n--eodfw
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TOK sALE-5o0 acres Of Land In Chesterfield,
~ within IL mites Of Rich nond, thrce miles u
the Richmond and Danvile Railroad, and about two
miles Of the Coal Pits Turnpike. For further par
tiouars, address ''H Midlothian POst Once, Ches.
terficid no 1850
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l,OK Sale7A House, IDt, aad 81 ses1s of LAnA. q
II Prince ward b, VI. orr ~ mls -
vate!y the above nsmed property. Rsgsoos vbA0G
to purchase are isvitsd 70 sxAaine The pysmos
For particulars. address Mss n W 1lo1Fnsy, @
Pripss Edward @ n; OF NJ. In Iasnville. We -.
li1ious, educational, and social sdvaaeaaes Annoo
be sprpsssot In the State.
o631-l4ts JNO fLOU8NOYs xYooooos
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ENOR sale--A new House, not pA.toFsd, With six
10 tooms and two porches, upper and loweT,) on
Fulton Hill, with two acres OF ground and new two.
story stable, which could be easily turned INTO .
Kitchen. Battery A, noar No Battery. 10 on poT-
ton of the ground. Apply to mo, ON the premises.
Possession given Immediately.
no 17--cod3tt WIN EALORON.
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" ALUAHE Real Estate on Broad and An Main
v streets for ssle.-We offer for salo the Store
aud Dwelling on tho north aide OF Broad, betWesn
Adams and Jefferson streets, occupied BY Ar "
Hubbard at q rrnt Of $3.50 per annum. Also, lhae
valuable Store and Dwelling ON the south side a
lease 10 MIR -. The lot fronts a3 feet, rum
back 100 feet to alley and 10 really desiraby 10
Gated. Apply to . 0ODDlN APPK1SON.
m
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NHARM FOR SALE.-I have . valuable Fern
for aale, IN the county cf Amelia, three miles
below the Courthouse, containing 500 acrss, aboae
hnlfeeared the other half we'll tinbs red. 1hsFs =
aud basement, and the cecesSAry uthouoos; aloo,
young orchard. For terms, apply 70 me By mail, -
Amelia L II, r III MARSHALL.
no 16-2tawlw*
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VfALUARLE Real Estats on Navy Hnl, On Gth
". ard 9th and Baker streets, fbr Mle--We afo
southwest corner Of Daher and s&h stsssta SOW o.
curitd by Mr. Samuel Hicks PoaDsssjcn givs0
18th December next. This ID really most bee11l.
fui residence, and 10 new and most taseefAD1y -
conveniently finished. Also, the lot on the eeotAr
west Of Baker and 9th strbst wttA two bsooe
and frame tenements thereon. The lot has fbeo4
of 81 feet and depth OF 125 feet to IN alley ona =
really most desirable property
no 16--3t 0ODDIN ApPEB0OW.
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WANTED--A respectable white girl,o middle
w aged WOMAN 10 do the work Of two in n family.
Ono that come well recommended VIII ind good
home, and be treated as one of the family Apply
10 = q HTD40H,
polT-St. Ger 2stn and Bread SITS.
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WANrED-A laan of business capacity and ex
w perence wishes TO purchase an interest in some
welLestablslied business house in e risy. to one
dpposed TO sell tie cniirs interest o Tood' tcs!.
ness house. Address q EXEMPT" box iso, Rich
nond L o. TO IS--2tt.
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NTANfED DlmmedI Iatey y man 10 take charge ef
w small farm near the city; farmer ard gar
dener preferred. Apply at jos Waits's, Franklin,
between 18th and l.tn SITS, from 0 until o'ssnek
for three faya TN le--its
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fJANTfD-By a foreigner, who is free froni ooH-
W scription, a Situation porter in stote or az
gardener. Good references given, Apply ct los
Cary st. at Mr. Hecker b. no iS-5tt
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WAN1H

YxyAaTED-The pnbtc To know that We rave re-
w ceived = large lot OF Gas Pipe, and are pre-
pared To do Gas FITTING az every description at tho
shortest notice. An orders will be thankfully re.
ceived and promptly attended TO-
Also, q large lot OF FixtnreB OF every description
on hand. DS C0RDiKaG0~
m tu--o0tf ard nrsaa of raa1- ~
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aIT aNTED.-A Frcncbman, who has tanght sue
sfE csssfuliy the FreGCh. German, and Sf'Nish
languages, thorough Eoak- Keeping, Commercial
Arithmetic and Correspondence, ~ ii who mss aeye-
IA. leisure hours. wishes to take charge Ui class M
Institute, to occupy some Of his TIME as
Book Keeper Translator, The dVeriiser exempt
frcm military duty. Address ga i c. Dispatch
1fIicn 20 lI--t,If
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TOR sale privately. The request u Speecse
Hsncock, Esq, We Offer for vale petvaae1y .
Chesterfield county Va with the following buldines
thereon good dwelling with three rooms, kfecn-
eu, stables, and good barn, all nearly new. thee
No spring. apd the ne,ghborhood b very desirable.
Fine crops were made In The nsghboshood thN years
and suppies can be had u market prices with le0o
trouble expense -
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/ prrmsea, on saturday, the 2lss of Nov, at II
o'eiock, my brick stoehouse, in Fasmvile, va, o.
csped for many years - . dry goods and grocesy
store by W Rice. II has good cellar, = n eoo4
repair and well fitted up with shelves and eouness.
Tefns cash. Apply 70 Col Rce
vi nOR1Jo1ff,
!. no l4-Gte L. CO j, 1oth Va
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az! AN1ED-Io @ee asa eneststute in snme bat
N9 tery in near RichInoni, or in any ether
dc partrent Of the service "a battery pret rred -
The advertiser in well drilled In any branch IF the
seryce is native Of Virginia: soaad aud healthy;
ahavs the eoaecript ere fully resident Of Peters
bnrg. Va, ard has the best OF reco,amaniasons
from the first citizens of PeterehrrE-. Terms OF
substitution ressoaaee, Address ''P III s.. eia care
Of box coo. Petersburg 20. pel.--3.r
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TO OUR sUESCRInEnS.

a accordance With notice which been prominently pub
nhed 10 Waig snee tas lI JAnuar 1868 have faithfully
pa-s he account sabsers Who vas In
dsbtsdJdr subscription In he hands bui bss sor owing
he unusual press Of business been anayany for
large section ef country pulAEes Of our oraS intention
10 send each old subscriber h bill Ond arA Hi reasonable
tine - remit before srasng IA nans Itop day.
heretoors announced The paps 1snqlsn TO
have net cent bs b M postpone ItoppInE u aeh cases
t ne Ia Of June, 1850 which period gill aRord ample time 70
iorWard The ans and make rsnlttansss.
As contingency Il likely arse which Si1 prevent the
'eodng Of all the rSAnaG hS dlaE the period allowed
all papers without exception, enPad for the June lS win
ssOPped that day. In the es Subscribers
rsqu sd and urged TO walt the b tto
II tie amount ssf that party
h excess and recipe sent hhOUisE the us which pays.
II propi payment sby delinquent lubSerssrs within
time speasd they WI be- allowed pay In advance ths
o. tA scr2u0n the old RsmAncss eur
'k on subscribers ArSsS whore satisfactory evidence
SAn Be furnished N: sA- -oasy vas san
sUBsc OPTION PEICE.'
From and Ass date The subscription prize Ct ths WAY
white
81 DAILY y,ar............ tSOO
months, ......-. 500
for a LAS pssiSd.. 2O0 PEI zcHh.
sENi-WEEKLY year. - 500
months so
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months. SEQ
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Ap.il lat lsS3. ProPristors Of 10 Richmond FAig.
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GENERA / ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE.


MONDAY EVENING, March 30th, 1853.
TIE Senate get at o'clock and extended the recess
to 81 p N. 1t that hour the Senate again convened,
the President pro tsmpore in the Chair
RESOLUTIONS. ..
The follow ug was offered by Mr. FRAZIER:
Resoirsd That the thanks of the Senate due to
the President or the dgnifed and impartial manner IN
which he rss discharged the duties OF his Office during
the present .7essiOn Adopted. .
Resolrei tie Geaerdl assembly, That the act passed
Oct s. 1862 e. TITLED act TO further pro'ide Tor the
public defence nd the act amendatory thereof passed
March H. 1863 were intended and should be construed
only 10 authorize he employment of slaves called INTO
the service OF the under said acte on
Notifications and oil works necessary for the pnHc
defence the same be 1g wholly constructed bV the Con.
fedeate States and do not authorize their empoymens
in construction pair OF railroads or oher Worss
viduais offered by Mr. 'RAzIER and laid over IN der
the rules.
coxxI17E7 ErToRTS
An act to punish the utts-ers Of ce~&!n tratorous
words.
The bill phich passed the ssrate making ia punish
able offence to hoard provisions with view oHsPecu
latr substitute for the original bull, and Wes re-
ported on Saturday evening by Mr.. FINNEi, CGSp
man OF the Committee
| ELECTION OF SALT INSPECTION.
At1l o'clock message from the House was received
announcing that that body ready TO proceed TO the
u
the bill TO regulate the production and distribution Of
salt.
The Hou.e was notified that the Senate would be ready
at ll;l6 r. N.
Mr.. ANDERSON nominated John NJ. Clarks9ni oil
| KanaWha county and Mr.. WILTH seconded the nom
nation Mr.. JOHNSON lomt lated VIM. King, of
Lynchburg.
|. message received from the House announcing
| thatsWm. King, John N. GARRISON and G. r. Mason
had been put in nomination. --
Mr.. FRAZIER nominated Jo IN n. Fisk. The House
Nas then advised of the mol pinatons made by the
Senate.
On the first ballot the vote TODD GARRISON 81 Fisk 8.
King 4, and Mason Q.
A committee appointe to confer with the House
committee, and reported as blows:
Whole number of votes EAST, 81 ; necessary to
choice 81 of which Carkss w received 49, King 81,
Fisk 6, and Mason IL. Joki II. Csrkson having re-
ceiyed maotiy Of all the VI ltes cast vas declared duly
elected.
On motion of Mr.. JOHNSO " the session extend
ed until tomorrow Tuesday,
BILL PAS ED
An sct to amend and reenac the 18th section Of
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CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.
SENATE.

| SENATE.
| TUESDAY, Marsh 81, 1863
The Senate met at II o'clock N. Prayer by Rev. Mr.
Baker, of the Episcopal Church.
| Mr. MAXWELL submitted = motion to reconsider
the vote by which the bill regulating the action Of the
Secretary Of the Navy upon the decisions of naval gen.
eral courts martial, was passed.
Mr. ORR presented the petition of two hundred
clerks in the several Departments, asking increased
compensation. Referred to the Committee of f.
/ nance.
On motion o. Mr.. BARNWELI, leave was grant. ID to
the Committee of Finance to sit during the don Of
| the Senate.
Mr.. HAYNES introduced bill regulating ne fees of
Confederate District Attorneys Referred 20 the Com.
mites on the Judiciary.
ADVERSE REPORT.
Mr.. SPARROW, from the Committc of Military Al
fairs reported back adversely the BIZ TO confer tempo
rary rank on certain officers in the reaux of Quarter
master General Commissary Gener A. and Surgeon Gen
ersL The bill was laid upon the able.
PAY Of cHAPillNs.
Mr.. SPARROW reported fl ,5ra said committee bill
amending the several acts hE the pay and allowance
to ChaplA:ns IN the army, allow, in addition to
present pay the qnarets nd fuel allowed to lst Lieu
tenant of Cavalry, aud for age for one horse.
letter from Lieut.. G. N. Jackson, in favor of grant
ing the increased alop hnce, was read The bill was
then passed.
Q PAY or PC ST-OTFIcE AGENTS
M OLDHAM, from the Committee on Postal Affairs,
reported bill to auth bri7a increase OF the compen
a.ou OF route agep. and 10 increase the per diem to
the special ugents Of the Post Office Department. The
bill was passed.
civil fFIcERs THE ARMY.
The amendment az the House to the Senate bill TO
suhorze the disc IA He Of certain civil officers in the
military service Of thu Confederate States, coneur
red Ill.
LA. IFS ACHING CLERKS.
On motion of N r. MAXWELL the Committee of 81
nance was instru ted to consider the proprety Of In
of compen ton the ladies acting clerks in
the Treasury Dep lrtLSent
GRADE lOF OPNCERs or THE NAVY.
The House bill for the Establishment and equalization
of the grade of Rcers of Navy of the Confederate
States, and for OF oer purposes taken up and
sidered VariousI amendment,' we're adopted.
Mr.. oLDHAN of Texas. xpr ,Ssed his views in OPP
position 10 the ENDING bill an all Nher bills oil SINH
lar character WI ch created r. nix and offices and there
by increased THO expenditures f the asury without
a eomPenSatiaG benefit TO the 4 ouutry. 30
on motion (of Mr. YANCEYI the furtheS considera-
lion OF the hil amended, was pOstponeS until to-
morrow. 8
BIDS bOR TRk TRANSPORTATION OF MAI -
Mr.. 0LDHAN admitted res ,lutiop autho, 'sing the
70 masi2f General TO extend 1.-The time for receiving
'ids tor the transportation Of he mails in Virginia,
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The Legislature

Tie Legislature adjourned yesterday, after session
Of nsarly three months We able, from eOnsidera
bic personal knowledge 10 bear testimony 70 the ASH
duty and real with Which the members have labored
for the public veal We trust It may the pleasure of
their constituents ths commissions Of most Of
them; but wherever change can be idvAntAgeously
made there should be no Hesitation about il In max
ing selections every other consideration should yield to
that Of the greatest capacity for usefulness The State
before 50 much needed the sustaining hand Of its
Wsest and best eitzsnS
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Gov. Lsteher's sneeessor

The correspondence published Yesterday adds tie
name Of Thomas Sanhops Fiomnoy, of Hs'ifaE 10 the
hst Of candidates Coz the GoyernOrship His letter Is
liberal, hlgh-tOnsd and manly and such We would ex-
psct hs administration 70 be- il he should be elected
Theis are now four avosej candidates in the-feld Il
is satisfaction to believe thar in the hands Of any
Of them the interests and honor oG the Oil Common
EsaHh, even in this pregnant hour, would be safe
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DOvEsrIc AoLAsSEs.-We have been favored with a
specimen OF Molisses mad, from Sorghum, or the Chi
Sugar Cane, by Nj. c. his Brunswick panta
This mosses possesses all the sscharine properties OF
tbs Cuban New Orleans products, and is much more
pal table the taste. The cane is easily cultivated
but the seed must be sown ia fertile soil aud far re-
moved from broom corn, chocolate corn or anS other
plant which bears its seed At the top of the stalk The
proper time for planting is late in April early in Nav
aud should be observed that the cane is no. cut
before it rpens thoroughly. Mr. c. made sixty gallons
last This is the result of mere experiment.
Should the prove pFoVtous this year be will
male many barrels AZ noasses ia nov very scarce
and high, and one with certainty forete, when
GoS G5lasas will again come iato our possession, or
wbeu Tic blockade Of our ports viii be removed, NC
sh farmers would do eiI to cultivate the Chinese
Sugar cane Mr C. informs that be has used seed
Obtained from the Patent 0Ece at Washington, few
years since aud that he has observed particular care to
preserTe these seed from contamination with any other
species, Ia boiling little lime is used to neutraize
the acidity Of the syrup.
IL will yield from hundred to one hundred and
fifty gallons of syrup to the and large quantity of
seed and fodder suitable for food for stock After the
through the MILL there is much Juice lee in
the stOrk which should be fed to hogs At three dol
lars per gallon for the syrup it is profitable than
Tobacco 81 thirty or forty dslIars per hundred
Tine seed be procured of Williams & Cauington
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NORTH Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and Florida,
NTH 1T Idne next The resolution was adopted, and
commung 4tsd TO she House Of Representatives.
-. THE 'eEFERAL srtTT. ..-4 =
The Senate bill 10 provide and organize gs> eraI
staf Or armies in the field 70 during ts war was
exttaken up, considered and passed.
ABsKzrKRs Taoa THE bz4Y
The Senate bill to preuent heDssnce of officers and
soldiers without leave was next taken up consider
ed, and passed 1t dep'ves the absentee Of pay, for
any period during which he may be absent without
leave. etc. 80 o. -- 4,-'-'.
NEwsPAPERs. AND TOBACCO YoR TIE ARMY.
On motion of Mr. BAKER, the Senate bill to author
lEe newspaper to be mailed TO soldiers free of postage
was tsben up and passed
On motion of Mr. WIGFALL, the motion submitted
some days since by Mr. PHELAN, to reconsider the
vote by which the bill TO provide tobacco for the army
was passed, taken up. After discussion the
motion TO reconsider agreed to. The bill was then
referred to TO the Committee on Finance.
On motion Of Mr.. CLAY, of Ala the Senate ad.
journed.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The House continued its Monday evenings session
until nearly o'clock yesterday morning. the S, Bill
occupying its exclusive attention. The committees
bill A. passed by the Senate adopted finally without
important amendment.
On Yesterday the House met again to attend to the
finishing up of the work Of the session, the
signing of bills &C. after which, the Speaker declared
the House adjourned sine die.
The SPEAKER mr. SREFTEr) then addressed the
House briefly and beautifully, by way Of word 1t part
ing, and -was followed by Mr. WV. +. GORDON, the
Clerk of the House, returning thanks for the compi-
nenary recognition of his services by the body, and
bidding all hopeful adieu. Applause followed each
address, and at the conclusion OF the last general sha-
king of hands aud friendly good byes" succeeded In
the midst of the enthusiasm of the scene, Of the
members whose jeval front seemed never to have eI-
pressed the influence of aught but the best OF natures
squeezed his way up to the Speaker, shook mis- hand
warmly and imprinted upon his cheek oscatory to-
ken of his Sfection, which brought down the House
"Its no talking" said the enthusiastic delegate, u"
love the man."
Thus ended the session with the House of Dele
pntpa
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HORSE SKINS.

10 the Editor Of he Why:
AKRON, VIRGINIA,
March &C. 1863 I
Taxing into consideration the limited supply of lea
tLer would it not be practicable to the skins Of
hosses slain in battle and those that die in the service
"A large number of hides could be saved in this way,
aud it hoped that the proper authorities may consider
this matter promptly. ANTILOGIGN.
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DIED.

Departed this lie, fundsy 2sh inst At b 4, ,,
city, nAkRls EDM0 nS0S. TIE eOh wear OF his 80
Nj EdmondsoI had lived In this shout 50 veas ana
universally eroyed the confidence Of all knew rim He
q1e aud unoouSiEs always Exhibited the o. yeIt az
tAehm NJ for his friends AID forsook Them osc sion
De inferred In the shOekOe HUI buryns ground All
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II OR SALE.
Avn S 5SS tS.. w g AZ STLPHg9 ssEING'

These sIrnsa have used Water NJ ri
ten The buildings and will sesommolNte
hundred visitors The lad the most Productive In hs South
Tor tobacco, and wheat
Sixty h0usaRd do-rs refused within for
ne crop OF tobacco made on this md.
ne property win Be scli a price Fer parieu
SPl-lV' p 4 NORWOOD.
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MANNED.

On the 18th last IN Abemars county rsdsncs Of
Ee brides rsnd fsh.I Mr. Benz Wood b. the Rev Mr. de-
| . 81 TX, Va -'S'
PstslsblrE Snd DlnTle papers tIssssearx
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TO CORRFSPONDENra,

~ Ess-s On AsSsasss NEST b ADDRESSED - ~ ~EdSt0r
efGs 49,
, -tsoa % SoA Eidss Of ~ poPSr etH a0t b pHo-
Has 2hfs e le of long Eosdig OEQkf 10 % hn0s0 10
81 ~ tsR b 40 Gee % departed row. 06isGy aOtcss
s,-tiff taFss isaes al0rgsd Or 0d0srAeGaSshL
- Es osRsat sHdsAks % ssra raSotsd oOSssaEatosr