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Police Intelligence.
pARoLED REBEL PRISONER IN DIFFICULT

PAROLED REBEL fHisoNEH IN DiFFlCULTr.
Detective Mccarthy, of the Twenty n NTH precinct
yesterday arrested Benjamin Clardy, forty years OF
age resident OF Halifax county, Va, the charge Of
having on the 18th OF September last stolen $500 In gold
coin from Mr. Robert Jewell, residing at No. o Sixth
avenue Clardy who Is a paroled rebel prisoner WINS
taken in by Mr. Jewell and furnished home out Of
charity and the night in question II Is alleged that
the prisoner stole the money from Mr. Jewells pocket
and left the house Mrs. Frances jewell wife Of the
valuable gold watch from her and pledged sold the
timepicce $50 at shop In Wall street. Mrs. Jewell
told the accused that her watch needed repairing where
upon he volunteered TO have put In order and return
IL 10 her again Instead OF doing SO, however he appro.
priated the property to his use. Justice Dodge
committed Clardy for trial on both complaints.
JUVENILE poRGERs.
Yesterday afternoon detectives TIIcy and Scott OF
the Third precinct arrested Robert H. Pinkerton and
John Mckee boys aged respectively sixteen and
teen year on three charges Of forgery The lad Pnker
ton has been in the employ OF Messrs. Janvicr Van
wick merchants Mt 65 Warren street II alleged that
PINK distracted check from the bank book n his
employcrs on the 23d Of June last and filled II Mp for
dollers signing thereto the Of Janvier
A Van wyck. This he presented to Mr. Ansc 4 Park.
hurst paying teller Of the National Broadway Bank who
10 make the second attempt which no did on July TO- to
the tune Of twenty seven dollars, forging the same
names M before third attempt made the 10Th
OF July, and this time Pinkerton ncd up check for
one hundred and sixty seven dollars and eleven cents.
The money no received the three forged checks Pink
eron passed over 70 his youthful friend Mckee, and
the money was used for their mutual benefit They took
carriage rides In the Park visited the theatres INDUCED
EAST whIle the money lasted Fullerton has made
full confession Of his dcpquenccs TO detectives Ticy
aud scott The boys takon before I"sicc Hogan
and detained for cxaminatsoa
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Corone,-s Inquests.

Tw RECENT FATAL CA srALrY Nsra sRxsr-
An ExfREss COMPANY CsTuRED An inquest WAS
yesterday held at 345 Sec,pn avenue by Coro-
ner widey over the remains Of Luther s Mills whose
death the result OF injuries received on Tues
day last, as previously reported. II appears that =
wagon, with four horses attached belonging 10 the Ne
tropotan Public Conveyance Company, stopped IN front
Of premises No 80 Ninth discharge some freight
during which the horses became frightened and ran
away al furious rats Of speed. The express wagon
came In violent collision with light vehicle in which
deceased was riding through Ninth street. throwing HIM
violently 20 the pavement He received fracture of the
right leg disocation OF the left elbow Joint fracture
OF the right temporal bone and other injuries,
which resulted fatally soon afterwards. The jury
rendered a verdict as follows THAT the de-
ceased came to his death by injuries from wagon
OF the Metropolitan Public Conveyance Company
drawn by four horses while running away coming Ia
contact with his wagon the l4th day Of November.
isco They further censure the said company for not
having their horses properly secured while standing In
tue street They exonerate the driver and his assistant
from all blame Deceased was about seventeen years OF
age and native Of Name
SUICIDE BY CUTTING HIS THROAT -Coroner Collin veg
terday held an inquest at Bellevue Hospital on
the body OF William L. Mckenzie who died from
the effects OF an incision wound OF the throat, in
ficted by himself with razor Thursday evening, 1t
his late residence, No Is Varick place After his ad
that he had been drinking and wanted to die
verdict corresponding with The foregoing facts wa.
age and native OF New York.
FATAL BURNING CAsUALTY-DAsGER OF KEROSENE
Mrs Jane Ramsey died yesterday in Bellevue Hospital
from the effects Of burns received Wednesday evening"
her late residence 80 Lewis street The husband OF
deceased being sick at that time she wished make him
hot in haste and with that object in view Mrs
Ramsey took Of kerosene oil, some Of which she
poured in the The instantly exploded, set
ting fire and burning her earfuy from her
head the knees An inquest held ON The body by
Coroner Collin, and verdict OF death from accidental
burns returned. Mrs. Ramsey was twenty seven
years OF age and native OF Ireland
KILLED FALLING DowY STAIRs.-Coroner Cover yes
teday held inquest Bellevue Hospital on the body
OF James Kenney, nifty SIX years OF age and native Of
Ireland, whose death the result OF injuries acci
dentaly received about week since by falling down .
flight OF stairs his late residence nth street and
Third avenue.
DEATH FROM BuRSs.-on the 21st OF September last
Lizzie Davis, then domestic with family living IN
Third avenue, admitted TO St. vncents Hospital.
Twelfth street, seventh avenue. suffering from So
burns accidentally received by her clothes takns
fire. She fingered till yesterday moNing and died
coroner Cover held IN inquest over the remains. De
ceased about twenty six years of age and native
Ireland
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from INC IOrOntO Leader, NOV. I7.J
II cannot b. too strongly impressed upon every inhab-
liant Of the province that, be the denouema OF the
present excitement what II rnay there Is ground for
the fear which TO have attacked few weak kneed
people The announcements that have been made OF an
ticpaed raids upon the banks appear 10 have had the
effect OF causing persons 10 doubt their stability
There Is the slightest for any such fear We
perfectly prepared for anything that may For
ourselves, we shall not cease to counsel unrcmttng
watchulness for know IL TO be nscesdry; but como
what may, banking institutions safe We desire
~ impress this fact upon country readers
for have heard Of few farmers who have thought
necessary exchange their notes for gold This silly
need have TO such piece Of fooshness
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plan OF the republicans here for nauguratng provi.
sona government enforcing the constitutional amend
ment and the oath of allegiance, will bring into the
height OF the political fashion in New York city.
THE MOZART PRIMARY ELECTIONS.
The primary elections OF the Mozart democracy took
place last evening Delegates chosen in each Of
the wards and districts TO the Mayoraty Aldermanic
Oouhcimanc, and school officers conventions which
70 assemble next week TO make nominations OF candi-
dates for the offices which, under the charter become
vacant on The LIST Of January next
NIXON couScILMANIc NOMINATIONS
The Mckeon Convention for the Fourth district which
was held last evening at the Fifth Ward HOTEL resulted
In the unanimous nomination OF the following candi-
dates for councinen Fourth ward Anthony Oliver;
Fnth ward, Edward NJ. Hagerty Sixth ward, James j.
Wynne; Seventh ward, John A. Pearse; Eighth ward
james ray Fourteenth ward. Frederick j. Byrne.
me Seventh District Convention met last evening and
nominated Thomas Gent, Thomas Duffy, Thomas Null
Igan William {. Higgins Henry Murray and Thomas
O'Callahan Mr.. Murray Ia a few graceful words re-
turned thanks to the convention which then adjourned
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The Following IL tho Verbatim Report
OF the regularly appointed Judges Sewing Machines ana
Inventions the great Ptsburg Fair Just closed Tho
udg thorough practical well known In this
community being achinsts aud dealers Ia machinery and
ther decision IL worthy of Consideration
The Committee sewing Machines bog leave 70 submit
Bes Sewing Mach mes for general purposes to GROVER
A BAKERS DOUBLE LOCK STITCH"
BEST Sewing Machine for manufacturing purposes w
GROVER A BAKER" ..s....... $500.
GEORGE KEYSER Chairman.
" GILLIAN.
~ w. EWING.
u " JOHNSTON
W. A BABCOCK.
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Campbell, Apothecary and Chemist,
of Eighth and Twenty eighth street Per
sona attention to prescriptions
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Fo the transportation OF Merchandise valuable Packages
specie Rank Notes Ronds, &e for all parts Of tho south
and southwest IN connection with - 49,
a"' ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
have established their agency at 30 broadway New for
where call for goods 10 be forwarded south, wir
receive prompt attention
Merchandise aud vaabes delivered 70 Iarnden's Kins
Iey American aud United States Express Companies for
The Southern Express Company will receive prompt dcs
patch. - :.
the southern Express Company, 80 Broadway. 60,
A. B PL ANT, President
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RntchciOr's Hair Dye.-The Best In the
world harmless reliable and instantaneous Tho only
feet Dye Also Regenerating Extract OF Mlcnurs Pre-
the hair Barclay New York
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All Legal Lottery Prizes Cashcd. Draw
ings, circulars and Information sent
j. Il. CLAYTON. 10 Wall street.
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All Prizes Cnshcd I'm. Legal Lottoriss.-
j. CLUTE. Broker. I76 Broadway
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AIM II. Higgins' Mammoth Miilinery.
l26 Sixth avenue, Tenth street. Trimmed Velvet
Bonnets al $40. Sl2 and SIS. Call and see.
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How 10 Win q Lover.

How to Win q Lover.
Cieopatraa charms unable 10 draw
The proud Romans slightest notice,
Until 10 the fragrance Of her boudoir
She nddsd the EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
The secret Il good for our ladies' 20 know
fAnd for telling their thanks they should vote usI;
They have nothing TO do 10 entrap them beau
But W wave handkerchiefs scented with LOTUS.
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A.-The Finest OvercOnts Ever Seen an
this country for sale at popular prices
/. v. BROKAw, 81 Lafayette place
and ~ Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Unlon.
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Grover ~ Bakers Highest Premium
Elastic Stitch Lock sch Sewing Machines 49s Broad
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged joints and
NIL diseases OF the feet cured by DR. ZACHARIE 100 Broad
way
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A.-Baker's HOof Linimcnt. Sold Every
where. and Wholesale by DEMAs BARNES CO. 81 Park
and $40 Broadway
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COIOred Velvet Ribbons or Every Width
and shade; also full line Of Blacks just received from
auction The largest assortment 10 this city Mt 70 cent
below their value NJ. r. HIGGINS, l26 Sixth avenue.
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A.-TO Travellers by Sen And Land
The machnis, the traveller and every other individual
whose lot In life throws him within thechancc Of accident
from explosion, fire collision should bear In mind thai
DALEY MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR IL his beat and
only friend il both portable and cheap and should ever
be his companion friend In need There thousands
OF living witnesses testify TO Its marvellous virtue who
their sound limbs and restored health TO It's saving EN-
cacy Depot a Liberty street
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A.-BOys' and Childrcn's
GARIBALDI. CUTAWAY AND ZoUAvE SUITS,
by the thousands ut popular prices.
J. " BR0KAW. 62 Lafayette place
and - Fourth avenue. Opposite CoOper Uni0A
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INV VrIFtNs. Nov. TO- 1865.
The tram Capitol, from shreveport 10 Orleans,
With one hundred and Eighty hales of cotton sank dur
ing The l,assss The cargo vouid ~. ,sa,ed
There y considerable demand for American bottoms
for The GUT cusSt trade
General Wheeler !, here
Arrived steamer NsFtposa from Sesycrk
totton ,c,i -ps to-day 5000 bales: r,,ddilna
SIC. a So. sugar 49, isAc Noies~es ~ 10 "a
change New York !, yer cent prrnsinn Freigb,s--
Cation 10 iiverpooi, dut o. al ~ I6i per pognd
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Howe Sewing Machine Company
ELIAS HOWE, JR. President, 62g Broadway. Agents
wanted
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Forward inland expresss. daily to all parts of the south
day Rates freight greatly reduced Particular atentoa
paid the collection Of drafts bills &c Specie.
bank notes. bonds &C. taken ut low rates. and insured
against all risks when required.
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A.-POl1ak ~ Son, Mcersc II aum Manu-
facturers COZ Broadway Fourth street Pipes and
Cigar Holders Wholesale aud retail cut TO order mounted
repaired
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The Improved eslont" Elliptic sewing
Machines, $50 Broadway. Agents wanted a IL SUfbhh
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A.-Wrought Iron Pip. for steam. Gas
and for sale by JOHN ASHCROFT. 50 John street.
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Hemorrhoids Radically Cured in Ton
minutes without the Of tic knife causc acid Spe
cal attention all diseases OF the Pelvic vscera, by
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. D. Consulting and Operative
Surgeon, No. z Union square.
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A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A
English Double sole Button Caters and Water proof Boots
LORIN BROOKS SONS, "A Broadway corner OF Howard
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Immense Prices Paid for Old Books.
10000 magnificent Photographic Albums, Annunls Ac,
selling for half the retail price LEUGAT BROTHERS, Ii3
Nassau street, below Bcckman
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The Gospci Pureiy IL Exhibited IN
Prof SMYrtI Sunday evening Sacred Resdngs aud eeo
tations. SEC Religious Notices
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Chickering Il sons

GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS
Established In 1873
Fny.nve medals, gold silver and bronzc have been
awarded for these Pianos FIRST PREMIUMS ALI
COMPETITION warerooms $50 Broadway, New York
Every Piano fully warranted
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second Hand Safe For saic-Cheap For
cash, a,l0 Maiden lane
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A Silent Sewing Machine
WILCOX GIBBS sos Broadway
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A Tender Tete-a-Tete

N >
loses half It's charms the words of either pny
not mated with fragrant breath SOZoDONT il the only
article that will this desderaum by keeping the teeth
specklcss the healthy the whole mouth pure and
deed II literally ebalms the dental Substance preserving
1t from. decay through e. Use it daily. Win find IL
nile sIlre
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The Great New York boot and Shoe
RnnoyY Evc,y s,yr for ladies' gents bogssd chdrens
Ionts sho.s A. In great abundance Die broadway oppo
aite the Me- rcgolitan Hotel w. y 1soVho nHe"1
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wbccie, g. wilson's Lock stitch Sew
iaa MAGAZINE AID Button lele Mschiuc. 6sllr1sdwar
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the war to be q failure, and which denssndcc
placed a cessation OF hos,ities. Tho people Rive
the whole power OF the government IN It's hands,
executive legislative and judicial and reahsured II by
the brilliant victories of this fall let us emulate the
example of its friends in all the States Let US study
unity in the light of duty, and believe the executive
and legislative departments Of the government, when
they compare views together will cordially cooperate
in this great work before ALL and so act that the
foundations of Union, wisely and periodically
reconstructed, shall be eternal the ages, with
hearty acceptance by the South of the stua-
ton. rejoice TO believe that under system
Of paid free labor and respecting the rights OF feemen
II will go forward in of prosperity, wealth and
progress unparalleled in its previous history. II has
more genial cline than have in the colder North;
wider range productions for 1t has cotton, tobacco,
rice and sugar which command such high prices now in
the markets of the world and has boundess water power
almost entirely unimproved. Rid now Of the SHIFT
less system Of slave labor it WILL with its oins
girded anew, rival us in the race OF prosperity.
In conclusion but echo the words Of our departed
President in his last inaugural the steps Of the Capt.
toll with malice towards none with charity for ALL but
with irmncss do the right as God gives us to see the
right, and all will be well.
The address was cheered throughout and at its concu
sion many the rushed forward to congratulate
the speaker, while the marine band in attendance
played several patriotic airs.
PAYMENT OF DIRECT TAXES ny SOUTHERN STATES.
Since the Of the rebellion the following States
have paid into tho United States Treasury the amounts
set opposite their OF the direct tax levied by the
act Of Congress OF August s, 1851
Tennessee .. $40 900 Arkansas ......... .$3s 165
South Carolina 234, 756 Louisiana SO, 203
Virginia ......... III 400 Nevada .......... 36o2
Florida 43,507 Washington Territy 4,l43
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OTYTcE o. Tuy CoavIsrosEHs o. TAips AID
AfstssvtsTs. 30. - th,mDcrs.i..
krw ory Jan T. IGA J


S,wI or1 Jan = Ieis }
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERs. - hotiee Is
hereby -fven that fr tfessfeu Rnif OF he Rr-l -
fsrr1ut tsfs. ofs Cy md Comfy o. aswi oIs ~ "
viii De oron Tor u ectioB srd review som sod si.i 10
day Jan ,ry ~ l8S ard ~ of1n gu tho ~ Day q
An lb lot III soTlr>r.s II sno.s srt tie ua tit'
Of the ..sessnsnis 4 hs sioessi Hes ara rsi ona'
E,'ais OF tie Guy al Ceui1y 81 rcNfoff Al geI
Gors believing shercivcs % BE- sgirvef, nr' phca-
5- 10 no Commisdoh,rf drirf The rrod above
ga oEler obtain tie reli1i Qroviidtl law u 'pch .I
Ion be made nv relation the ssete1 valuation OF ha Hs@
E.t,e g. anus. be- made In writing sts'ng 30 gIourd o. 90
ecca theTsio ind there gpon ~ tcrsm ths etn
ne into the complaint and in Asr ud.len We 80
e Do n.ds Tesen 20 Che assessed va'ua
ton ne FrIsoos ~ 80 Tire srpicsn' shall be srnined
uf osh by she ,l Cofnursinuerr who sh'li be spof
ad % administer inch 0,th and " 81 s or thsr judgment
tie e. erroneou fhsy sha! cause ITO 'iio 70 De
corrected and fs the AInot ID sloh a'srs'n a. AZ they n,y
believe to b. ll.t aud declare tier dcl.on thereon wilma
Thirty days aes application sha lave bee 1ars 70
Them NJ reduction .h. be ILsds by No Boni of super
f av sss,rsn on Rse PcIscrtl F.'aeinpossd I'M
d4r III. sf unless ss appear. under oath os affirmation
.e party az unable 20 sfend within the period
for correction Of tIos By rcason Of hekaes' or
sb.olec nom tbs city. 49, , r,, .,
{. B. g. wsoooob bRtnSfF and Aas,.men,.
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PULLED Wooie--Eev. York CITY extra Pulled. Goa
zoe. New-York City sn.sI Pulled aO4 .lct Nov oTA
CITY No.. Iuiel ,. eoDS. Western ruled q 80.
extra Ps,fl Gjd75c.; Counil s-per Pnlee 90 sSo
ConntIy NJ Pulled. SoSO.c.; Canada Pulled, 81
CAilrogwa--Ca liiornia Unv1ted rigeces In grades
a5a4so California Washed Ilcd, 5CaGDc. California
Common Washed Pulled. 2Jd i0s: CslAolds Washed
al Cha in grades, J54fse
&C aJOe. Cape Of Good Hoie Pine tnNashod - i5e'
IeSes unsasl,sd eecqs, ~ Z ios.: sgan.,. Medium
while U0wesnsd a32's.i sp1sh Media,a; Biaes
African Washed, 5a DO; Mexican CAw ashed 20 g
ace Mexican Washed f04J0c
SorIH AMyEiC,N-Buenos Ayres Cnwashed Meriho
Fleece. ;5d ei0 BueBos Ayres Unwashed Atestzo 35S
3Oc; E.tre Rios Washed, A. Sc; tlire ilos Cn'
washed. 2Ja 35c. Cordoya Nnghcd. IS Sci Peruvian
Unsashed. aJaS,e.i Clld,n tns uH"lsAeu' % - 'o
SlrGsA.-S.avrna Il q Washed, ;0G55c. Smyrna
low and medium WGshed. 55aye.i smyrna Gray
SOC. Snyr "a Gray LINED, Pulled 2sa3oc. Snyns IN
Grease, White, soGSJe- smyrna IN ufea'c' BACK Ah'
80 ~ .Nnonstoi was'cd Long White Iaa55c.
Donskfi Washed Long Black. 45a4sci Donikoi uo'
FAsT i,r,s.--ws,hed White medium to fine, soe
65c., Washed White, copnop. io~1Oc.i yellow 4v~
G9c.' Black and Gray a5a5oc.
II TiRTEY Il srkey " ashed 5OaGoc.; Turkey I'm
IrU;r I6erc hrs been less activity in the market
fo both Domestic and Foregn oecos since our last
LayeIs and secIs aport In thor views 10 meikst
isoa today m lie irnier with the advance In gold.
In Inc present unsettled state Of the market orr quota
tons rntstse considered nearly nominal;
Do 1sgc iLlRysSSoSs Son t0 rlSers' ;s@sOo
S"Tonv Fieeoe 709sgc Threegu arters and fulllood
Merino fleece 65a;5c.i Be.khlood Fleece. e5@Ioe.
Natiye and quarter blood fleece. t1@12c; common
Fleece G0d1tc. OHIO PENNSYLVANIA and virginia
leted Saxony Fleece, sO69Oc.; sa.oDy lcecc
~ zaGe Three qrui Ter and Fnll.lcod Merno fleece
70 esoc.; Halfbood fleece. 709soc.i Native and
'ns,ter blood lleece 7O150c. Common fleece, SOD
liz ,Prub Washed, s0195c. Wisconsin, Iowa, Yer,
wont and lIlinois-TlIce- quart9rs ara FulbioOd
Meriro Feece ssz $50 HaEblood Fleece. IS c5c. !;
Eatye snd quarter. blood Fleece, 55G6Jc. missouri
Kentucky aud Tcnnessoe- Washed fleece. tOa7Oc;
Unwashed Fleece, 30e45c.
WliISKY-1hc market IL frmer Int not active,
ts,es Of $50 blls at 81 Hias2 10 Tor Western