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ssrsassmsnts were msds for che liqudasioa q see1.
accounts intended 70 repressns the Aforesaid souet
"a 00O 50 ~ thereby TO ascertain what amount the
private estates Of the several parties woulo ultimately
have 70 mako good and Soy that by sucn oeea o. ~
rapgement no portion Of the agreed TO % PAID
for good will Of the amount TO be paid for the
In Lombard street, could be actually received by the seo
thereof unless and until the limited company nad Deen
fully covered for all liabilities undertaken Dy thar
company on account of 0yerend, Quincy 70, ana
that, In fact the whole OF that sum OF t5O0O0o mas
been placed to the credit Of Uverend Quincy & 20.
In the suspense account and one m0iety thereof was
debed in that account the payment Of fl5 per share
on the shares allotted TO the members Of the old hrm,
and in the same accounts they are debted with the
whole Of the accounts constituting the aforesaid sum Of
"a and they credited with the proceeds o.
such OF the shares allotted to them were subse-
quenty Sold and further that Immediately after tho
transfer Of the business Of Overend Quincy Co. to
Overend, Quincy & Co. Limited, arrangements were
made for the realization Of sufficient portion OF the
private estates OF all the partners with view to the
application Of the proceeds 10 the liquidation Of the
liabilities Of Overend, Quincy Co. In liquidation
l5 That IN order to give fuller effect to the covenants
Of the partners then constituting the firm Of Cverend,
Quincy Co., another indenture executed bearing
date the I'd day or August 1865 being the deed marked
c, produced and shown to me. by WATCH the claim
the debit Of Overend, Quincy Co., ID their said
psnse account, was made Immediately recoverable
against all either OF the several partners constituting
the firm Of Oycrend, Quincy Co.. who should depart
this hfe. be found Iunatc or be adjudicated bank
rupt do permit any act whereby their or his prop
crty and effects would otherwise become dstrbutable
among their his creditors instead Of the Same being
the second decd Of the 27th Of July 1885, herenbe
fore referred To- w
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Bankrupt Railways-Lcrd Redesdnie the
Treatment OF the Inselvent specalsaions

and Spectators.
In letter 10 the London Tnses, Lord Redesdae who
has had great experience railway Legislation, states
the which, In his opinion ought TO be pursued in
the settlement OF the Affairs OF companies which have
practically become bankrupt
He ssys:-I object to tness companies being allowed
20 bring in bills providing aw tor themselves differ
ing probably in each case, 10 be referred perhaps 70
different Committees, vino may not agree In their con-
illusions. award different measures OF justice
I OBJECT to creditors beng subjected 10 tho
expense Of resisting arrangements formed by the
b1N1vupd for Mer o1N adr1nfd0s and I hold
that ali these settlements should be effected under
general law applied npavfiaiiy 70 all such concerns
and that u Is the duty Of governments 70 introduce tall
felt that the once which have held for 20 many years.
and the experience which have gained IN II, ma1c 10
my duty, under existing circumstances 70 state that
cynon openly think that ought not c decline 10 state
further the character Of the measure which aid be
brought In Az desire 70 bc short possible shall
particularly apply suggestions 70 the Of
the London, Chatham and Dover company lSir Morton
much attention tAe principle which consider applicable
10 all these being the same, varied Of course
details into which II would be tedious and dient
70 enter Ia This letter. When company unable
nay Interest on detcstures they shold be allowed
on their own application 70 the Board OF Trade or
PEELED on similar application from their debcnure
holders after I'll Investigation Of thsif affairs 10 create
debenture stock with priority over everything for the
whole amount Of their legally borra@ed capital and Of
such urhcs sum a. the Hoard may Consider Il right and
cxpefen thor should be allow ID TO raise exceed
ine what the improved kelly 90 be suicient
nay upon The rsto Of interest be Ion open.
The raising Of the whole oar IL and
The Art proposed should ~-ove nsuolont 10 rAss
Ne Gull amount the higher which bscomes nsoes-
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city for self government that they ever struck bio
br freedom aud maintained Il.
Mr. BIsGnAh In reply, said that the negro was tho
liberty without the aid Of any other When the revolt
IN this country broke the blacks numbered only one
sixth OF the entire people But notwithstanding that
able condition Of slavery when the Of liberty and
emancipation ran aloR the line, they one man.
and ono hundred and thirty thousand OF them arayed
uemselves under the banner OF the republic, fought
mavely and firmly and helped to secure the n victory
He also alluded To the Of the negroes 10 Hay
now represented near this government.
Mr. CHASLKR in conclusion argued that the negroes are
TO be kept under They listened to Mcclellan S
PROCLAMATION and crouched. They unwilling TO as
ssrt their Independence at the risk Of their lives
Mr.. GassKILr Of Iowa. noticed the remark OF Mr..
haner that the negroes were as helpless as when they
were In the wilds OF Africa. Now, this . SANDER
fbr they had maintained themselves and borne their
masters on their backs for century Mr. Grnnel
alluded 70 the military services OF the blacks during
JEFFERSON DR. Rush and Edward Everett proof OF
the latter point As 10 his State OF Iowa out OF
nine hundred and afty subject TO military duty
hundred and nifty went into the army He declared that
ancient modern nation, either for defence
Quest, had enlisted large percentage OF the
He cited Andrew Johnson the Moses 10 lead the
cdored 10 the promised Canaan, and he r Grnnel
would give him ballot TO defend him against tho
pharsohs. He said while he was resident OF New
York he accosted hundreds OF times by white mendi
csnte while in the srct OF Columbia he had never been
approached for aims by black pauper In advocating
the pendng bill he commended that tho negroes earned
the right OF ballot by the OF the bullet during tee In 70
The blacks throughout the contest were faithful
while many whites IN chs District sympathzed with
the rebellion and hundreds OF hem vent South TO assist
init He would mover leave heritage TO hrs children
the shame that he praferrod white rebel TO ioya
black man BY passing this bill the HOUSE, would nan
gurats the policy that Justice Is the BEST safeguard
cytl society.
Ths House without taking any action the question,
adjourned I'LL Monday.
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civil rights and on motion. II made the special
order for Monday
On motion Of Mr.. Foor trep) of VI It was ordered
that when the Senate adjourn to-day II adjourn 70 Mon
POWERS OF THE HscomrRucrroS COMMITTEE
Mr. FEssKsDKS, (rsp.) Of Me-, offered resolution,
which adopted, authorizing the Special Committee
on Reconstructckto send for persons and papers.
MESSAGE FROM THE PREsIpEsr-cREpENrAIs or COLORADO
message from the President, transmitting the Gre
dentas of Senators elect from Colorado the proceedings
OF the Constitutional Convention, &c, which, together
offered BY Ma Stewart were referred TO the Committee
Territories
The following is the message
senators elect from the State OF Coloado together With the
Of Of the ss @ Of Ms s the RSePs
making provision for State government which sub
med the qualified votes Of the Territory was rejected
the executive eommties Of the several political pares n
The Territory which a. Dsn. . on hs 9Th az 81
constiuiion which submitted TO the people
.n The s"S
ngs in the second instance having time and mode
cned the proclamation for which provision Y made
in the nth secion Of the law and therefore submit the
question for tho consultation and further seton Of
WARRINGTON. d. c.. Jan. IL 1875
MATTERS.
Mr. LANA rsp.) OF Ind, called up bill In relation 10
pensions, providing for the appointment Of pension
agents and the regulation Of pension districts by the
President instead Of ct present BY the Secretary OF
the Interior. which was postponed TIL Monday
THE ELECTIVE YRAScuae IN THE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA
,,s Mr. o. Me- ,S the s 2.
the elective franchise the District II s the same M
recently printed with the provision requiring the eccor
TO be able TO read the constitution in the English Ian
guage and to write bis name, stricken out.
Al O'Clock the Senate went into executive session,
and soon after adjourned till Monday
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the Legislative Assembly Oh state which passed
with but ono dissenting vote.

the Legislative Assembly state which was passed
with but one dissenting vote.
ATTEMPT TO AssAssINATE SENATOR WADE.
An unsuccessful attempt Senator Wade OF
Ohio with clasp knife made last night by person
who had been refused the Senator's endorsement for
place in the gift of the government Mr.. Wade, with
the assistance OF fire arms forced the intruder from the
room, followed him through the hall and kicked him
from the steps.
THE FUNDS sENS TO OUR SOLDIERS IN REBEL
PRISONS.
General milford having turned to the Commissary
General OF Prisoners such he succeeded In re-
gaining from the rebel prison keepers out o. the funds
soldiers in captivity, and appropriated by the
former parties the is now ready for distribution
All applications in this regard may be sent forthwith to
General Hitchcock As the secured falls short
OF the aggregate Of the known TO have been thus
applied 1t is proposed TO make pro rata division among
oil who reasonably substanate losses Of the above
description.
PARDON WARRANTS.
seveoeen pardon warrants issued by the Attor.
ney General day all Of which for parties in the
twenty thousand dollar class. Among the applications
for pardon received was from the rebel General
Ross, Of Texas
DEMONSTRATIONS OF THE LBv.gs on THE MIssIs-
sIPPI.
The Assistant Commissioners Of Frsedmen's affairs
In Mississippi has received instructions assist General
Humphreys In reconsructing the evces the Misss-
sippl river.
PETITION AGAINST THE PAKDoN OF AN x-REBEi
SOLDIER.
remonstrance signed by large number Of ladies OF
Washington and Georgetown was presented y the Pres
dent to-day against the pardon Of Richard Cox for
president OF the last named city, who served In tho
recl army and asking that II for public reasons, his
pardon should BIO determined upon, be conditioned on
his donating to the s'Nationa Coored Home Associa-
ton that portion Of his property occupied by IT,
sroPrAGE OF THE PAYMENT OF SOLDIERS
RATfONs.
All payment of Communication Of soldiers rations has
for the present at the Office of the Commssary
General Of Prisoners in anticipation of Congressional
legislation securing TO the heirs Of soldiers to whom
such Communication due At the time Of decease
transfer OF these claims
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Loss OF One or the French Indian Mail
Steamers with Thirty Lves.
ffrom the London Post, Dec -
Letters from Oran dated Dec ~ give the following -
serious event has occurred here The Borysthcne
@samer Of the Mesageres imperales Company, coming
from Marsetlies W this place. struck on to thu
north Of the lie Plane at Ton clock ON tho evening OF
Friday, the 18TH. The night very dark and the
Wind and high The captain thought that he was
the neghborhood Of Mers.e Kcbir. but ss~ug the
lighthouse he was uneasy Ho sen, the up aloft
look out for the light but the latter nothing
just he had descended 10 announce this fact, thu
steamer struck a sharp rock. The captain ordered
tho be away order To enable the pAsen
gers reach rock which above tho water, but the
ship capszed the opposite side 81 that ON which
the masts 10 fall and the waves breaking over
her number Of persons washed into TIE
sea Some time after however, the disembarka-
ton OF the passengers the rock commenced;
they were followed by the crew. and, last Of
all, by the captain. The operation listed six hours
Just after II completed baaneoe approached the
rock and seeing what Ind happened returned IN orn
for assistance The military and other authorities I'M
edatey vessels TO carry tho shipwreckcd people
10 land There about three hundred passenger on
board the ship aud from thirty 10 forty OF them per
shed The ship broken up, and all II had on board
including the ipas Is lost The precise number OF per
drowned not known the list Of the passengers
has disappeared Among them IL captain OF ongineersi
named Lafond. The mate aud SIX OF tho crew have
pcrshed
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cay IsisIIsxsr-..

wy toseibkev~"s
frs rg,s TrG NnruSs Dotrs Errfo.n,s t.,rssr
vnrn-On rbundsy night another victim 20 The boiier
ssplson whrh oceprred on board The steam tcg Nep
tune own -agly on the morning of the ~ inst
died ithe New York Hospital The nsmes - tho.
kilisdt the time ~ the explosion Henry McGin.
nsss, 'e pilot, snd George csniins coofedl sswss.
Seven OF the persons acaicd brvsgbt no 20 the
hospid. and among them IS John walker Second en-
g,neeD the Sep'nne ne fingered nil rhur..isy night
and snrcd Coroner Cover VII hold IN inquest 70
dsy.
suvrsp rArAL sr,asfsa Ayrssr-fus Pxyrs IN ,ros
R-csy.-Aboui half psa one o'olocs yesterday after.
nom nrck Dunlap. lsborsr. md Ea-sri johnson {,
'iongppcmsn, both living ~ $50 w-sbsrton sr-ei
bad saifhcul,y, during ~irh, q IL alleged Duulsp
stfucsJobnsoa On The sssd With hs ist hu, without
mlnrinf MIN fn moment s'srssrfs Johnson
drew knife W oiber .h0rp insirument md rsbbei
Dunlssn the EFT sids, the ste. ensts Ing tho lung
ImEaes..iy aer givns The Boy Joan.sa rei from .s
rwentsoyenth precinct conveyed Dunlsp " To- ss~
YORK s~p',s whsrr h. ~, flacsa ande, ,hs 'are q
HOUSE ures con white who hss bpt tl.b, h0pes - h.
recpve Dunlap sna Johnson bsd f~gseuiy qaarfei@a
prevci 10 The tisbbinE
var. B,ynsr ErrLc~1os an ibs sfterrogn ~
10Th a eIsp'oyeo 10 mssufscigry Of M'.ess
sssl sebastian nra s-snue Fof'y ainth
stretya- engaged 10 crsvny ~mas b-bxins frvB,
bsfreigben an eapioion orufr-d s~itsg nrr b. ~"
bulldn which -onyurei Ats tlme n me
plo~ior,e clo'hes ~ william Beg MscAaDitb en-
ployecn the prenisrF csuait hfs ADD be 49,
terrbibufued thai ne disd vgHtHrdaN ~ - IIkH
hospit Coroner aambie, BlnE nOt1rd hsid m IN
gucsf the body Ard the jsfy feadrred vsffct -
death pm burns acgdeHtsliy rpcrivcd Decsa.ed vs.
twcnsyx years Of we snd native % Germany
DnossD n wat --corvBrr Gsrnb.s YESTERDAY
no,iacto bold ihquer over u rsr-lna u JuIs
Dunn wfy Dina years " sga snd nsive ~ Ireland.
who drowned her resli@ne. IN fIfty ay,h
street stween tth srd sirih avenues ~ aihnz bead
fovem< into cell while o-viDg Pail u rsisf
Ossrrr. 90 rSu Rsy Fsnwy MUM. n. Lac.
renee .hsrch a ymtv,ils TIE scans d v~ry isn.
wsnnservmosy 90 rfufs'sJ lssi. the crrAngn ieins
the s~qules ~ the Esv Faiser Nsiissy = bis
psstrf the church Thors vws pr~sni 90 ~ geas-
sion b Grace Archbishop Ht1loakey and many 81 thc
prs~Axnd rg~sr~ud dc<soss ~ this and ths a1tanrg
eiiiss Siudng isrgs saui~f n ne faihnu y vs
rocisas o. Jes9~ The Re-. Gs,hrs Cgrran giss a.
oeleDrs or Ne oo>sioa, hs us asssssd BY Ms kes
y Voc .. deacon, and tbs KsE. n B&rrsiA ~ orb.
dsssx shs Rev y hsk~rney setsGa - E0ssi~r ~ effs
monte Tue Hss. Father Hss<Nn ss<irs~nt 70 rss lao
psss<~1eilver~1 hvfef bt b@sstfei p@nnsyrs % W
ds~e46 Al the cios~ ~ the sidrvw his CrNcs tse
ArhkAop performed TIE shssscasB, sf~f sh3a No
ci~vsy Nd arg par ~ ue csnTr~vson fenssf n
~elsmf troc~~sioa asd ssc~r&f ~ rsnsa A. ~
Hsssea Ths Sc1y vss t8ca eongsyn1 ~ fsrsass 40
s~v1s>a tbs vs~sssY GaAshe< ~ deaes Vy~s
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Aeeids"t 10 ths steamship Ps."syiessi.
Near SASeemstsw..

The steamship Pennsyivssis shieh ieft ~ roTs n
the is,h si, arrck rock q Nlz.n bssa, oss,ua
town on the 2lsi. and su1vei # Liverpool a. fol
ov nx dsv sith thfleen f-s 90 ssi-f 10 10. log i,tf
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MURDERERs HANGED.
Executions In Pi,t.s.ry: rr:-,s~

PrrrsaUas, Pa, Jan. "A, 1853
BENJAMIN 49, Marshall and August fr1oke, rcoentV
convicted OF the murder OF German, named fastN
at Boyd's Hll, near this CITY, abort unss
confession before the trial duplicating Frickas
who, although tho testimony against him wne
conclusive, persisted declaring his nnoocooe 70 t's4
last calling Marshall tho scanod W dear him ~
the charge
Martha Grinder, convicted Of poisoning several pcs~
sous will bo executed on Friday next 4
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Chespest Newspaper sna Hest Lite
rsry Family Journal In che Oosstry. :
The WEEKLY HnAID Tor the prsseas ~eek. now rssdy,
give. . continuation OF the oxocieo, and highly iasar-
esting
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Execution In Augusta, Ga.

AUGUSTA, Jan. II. lsUo
The negro Isaac convicted Of the murder or hrnsy
Amos or Hancock county executed To day He di04
protesting his innocence. though b. had previously -
poatedly confessed his guilt.
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CNusNAr. Jan IL 1919
LLtfric1ins was presented ioF the TO night third time
To IN audience imnenss Ia proportion and bri ant in
fashion and quality. Every available se,t IN Pixies
OPEN House secured long before the usu, ho in
tbs tay for closing the bot obce and when doors
were tMOwB open n the evening steady stream
poured through tsi put the dooF keepers aud usbers
Ipot their quickr~i movement There gathering
of thc solid well ~ the Mushroom element Of wealth
The Increased facilities 81 hs Opera Hou-- enabled Crau
N present the oper1 in elective style
than gwen ~. Mozart. The addition
- - orchestra and tbs great .,age facilities
we're fully appreciated and the Introduction Of the
chasnint Christine Zsvossowsky snd her ballet In Tia.
speaeuIsr in the fourth act constituted refresh.
lag pterlude to this eve. rerae itsef poetry
e bottom. In this al therr snalzafnaiion
II drnatc. vocal anu orchestral eject impressive, cap.
hyathg and brillhnt fiie chorlsc. To night
.quty massive and hsunonouz and well dad Gszganlgs
Hutni and Orlando sufha iis apmsiic and vocal -lg
aIh3nee oi their rSg,r
TTtre was an error IN wrdrssday's edition IN sssoci,
s,ins srsndni with the sharscter Of Selusxs TO o.
lindba bclougs the credit ~ admrtDle vor.i apd
orsissic interpretation
ufeghout ne representation fIe aufI-nre. by e..
,esiS DEMONSTRATION and calls fDr the artists before the
csrs. testified their appreciation and delight
Tbtn viii be anDthef JAN to-merrOw hgbt evi.
lieut. the Appearance ~ che boE sheet l. - pity
hai Gar cios@ the Jason IN ~. hcrdsy VI rs
snfcS
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WORTHWHILE, Jan. IT Ibno
-Four men have been arrested Ashland, IN ~
county suspicion Of being the murderer OF Tho Co.'s
operator Mr. Dunno They all armed wnA
rcvovern meeting OF the citizens VIII DO held ~ sh4
hall morrow evening 10 take 70 prev en-
muTdst aud la~ieasness d Schuyikhi county.
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Bresks~g Up OF the Zee O.. the ui,.s--
Great Dsssr.esios Of stssmss.-I.s.. e.-
tims'sd ss YEARLY o Qa.rt.. sf . Mt
lion OF Dollars 90 ~. Io.ts. So.


III YARN uss,hsf u The pss, 100 ssys ,onsa-i
vuh ~ Tu~ IN 'Be ns.osf started the II yag hsf
boy siDgi Eve oc'oek the morning. $50 a wpsai.a
assny oyfsa,s she font ~ Carr TIE 0sf I,tpa
MOVING syrn sboa hasafsd issi sna ts-aiss
,baBnsi ~ the iihsois shore thfoagb shtb ssifs rsi
several aoar aud anting he steamer B.n- ~
rhis sbtch 30 bDina ne nhd5ls ~ ne firer
the ressner wsrsas "a tho tD..r I'D ~ stes 80
slssnler rrufe RSar si ~ gpp~f sad " tis aaanf
AID tlir ffffyfss' on fhe flln1.s shore
C0np1sf4biF darnsrv aias fons b. al 4eI
i~slta iafses sod rhsr bsss The Beljs Il Hsminta
saia.s 81 slssst 80 or s.a ins.fs-1 fg go 80
he warxsw ~Nn Ealnet ~ f~s.Do ~ Dsufs~~ u
tsovp me Prairie tosr ~arsh fiscs s1d 49,
pfgthy insufsfsssd " fsry'rs, 80 satsa a. dor
AD,g, u,an tbs steamer ysarss.s 49, f.s-,to.i 81
lra1 u~ran hsistng ub~ ee n shm suf n ~ if
sba brsfs ehsnn~i sDeat hgnffra ytf1s yiae
90 N nnsoer sbnfs, s-Ariy opposite no 80 ~~en
Ne sho.A n-f - 10 srf r,rf~f f9st thgsr.
ssrying vith N -reskA u IA uessssss stfb vrs~
lntfrd aac an snoss 10 ue stif-ss l~sr fan Il tls
aI, wbers formsa srzs
The hsfbys orfeais lbs fliy y Yrsa sna hs fsry.
bos,s Az ruanrr 10 etp-rtss ffsl 90 Sss asfe
sDz b~s~ the rsy ~i rsgse oli ~ nirhi a. fb~ lc~
o. IN Ms'yIr nsey bspse 70 3, 1af a ~ lwyh kan.
fNn CNty I@rlrs1ns fs~~rn1n rsT E8f Kt fhsde~ aha
ernr1~ IN HtfL oil D. fsit hsfs bsfS~~ nparuses ~
skAyss fhs Sossb N-~ygr IA irrs1 f~rrynas a~f f.g
tskn ssr,s AZ rs ne ths nsss xss s,a aasHns
bssig tlssed ~ guss sissHtsr 10 - ,-rt.s :.
Ne mlssgur
rae Dtsassss 70 the ssh~ssss cn rf.ssass.
Hmsss As< Jsa a. I-s
~ ss~y-- ssss s~~ csps Pa. 70 "a. cs,saasss
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BABY rrossa Captain Leach aud the remainder ~ -
fruxnn 10 death. The bodies of lAs uaf0rte
natc mon have been recovered
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S HIP w B E KS.
" i4tla.A .~->~~~->~.--->~~-~.~>-,
DISASTERS TO FOREIGN VESSELS.
THE SHIP CASilDA BURNED At SEA.
>~>~~~-~~~-~~~~-~~-~-
Loss OF 4 French Indian Mail Steamer
and Thirty Lives.
~~~>-~>~~-~~~-~--~~>-~~
ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMSHIP tENyyLVANI,
Disasters on the Mississippi
River.
ke. ks. &ss
ACCIDENT 10 THE STEAMSHIP pESNyLVANI
&e.

From our foreign nies learn u disasters abroad
during tho December gales.
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We Rsgsss W.. ~tssio~'s so~shs~g
Ryyup 80 aFssshis ~ ~ rgryse-s o. -hsA s~x~~x
sss -sstt "a. N - tTIss 49, ~nw 4 80 IA
~ sna1 - a. ~ gaf 1899 ~ istfy9us@ s~.ama -
frasa9s 49, eNssFr MasAap~a $1,000
sM.s u ffi.s~s 80 fspsn p~a. ~sftmns ~ ez~~
rsa~s issss~msas cssss -tss esif 80 axr~ v~r~.
tsfN " o fhff
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tows sswi"g rsss'.s tos.pssy--
ftthA nvsr. ~ Frrsissat - 1s ssrss-.T As.s~
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