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NATIONAL BOARD or FIRE uxpsawslrsss.

The Laws on .Inccpdinrirm The premnt ure
Judgment of Losses. svr.
The Executive COMMITTEES OF the National Board OF
Fire Underwriters again yesterday morning pursu-
ant TO adjournment at No 16e Broad way, d. A. Heaid
presiding and r. w. Ballard acting secretary.
ARSON ASp rScxspIAaIsm
telegram was received from }. b. Bennett, Of Gin
cinnsti which said -"Ge, Now York laws adopted
BY the other States Committee Frauds need power
skIll and money to master the subject"
resolution presented and adopted, offered BY Mr.
ballard, REQUESTING and autEorang the Com mite. on
laws OF the state Of Now York the subject OF
and iucendisrsm tn be distbutcd the Insurance.
companies and local boards with the request that they
sndeavor TO procure similar legislation these SUBJECTS
In thor respective States
rHr r,pwAruRE yupa~Hyr or Loessa
The Committee on Adjustments To whom refer
rod the subject OF the premature judgmen, Of oescs.
presehied report recommending the passage OF REQ
after considerable discussion the following resolution
was adopted - ~
Resolved That In the OPINION Of shi committee The pay
% ss Ss q such %
e Ss ns s1 81 sss Yss
morals; and that the chairman o. bi. committee D. re-
% s ,sa sS
sss y 81 IL
nrcELLAxuous xssoruT,oss
Mr. Rum offered y resolution, which was sdo9ssd,
rsiifyiug the chairsusn Of Executive" and "tooAl
Bcaris In mourning the expsoses u clerical assistance
Mr. PLArr offered . resolution OF thanks 10 the Chai
and Secretary Of the Executive Committee which
We adopted. t9
Mr. BaLrAnD presented resolution, which ~as passed,
instructng the Ccnmittee Local Dcards Rates and
Commissions "a form . local board In ChicAxo.
tho Comuisstes Form Of Policy. TO whom IVES ~
fevred the subjects OF unlimited nsuranoe and Of general
policies requested 10 b. allowed TO report these mat
tsrs n the pert meeting Of The Executive COMMITTEES,
which was granted
me proceedings Of the Executive Committee were
directed 70 b pubhshed, and che commtss then ad-
Journsl
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BOARD or CouncIiMeN.

This Board met yesterday afternoon and concurred
with the Aldermen in granting portion Of the Battery
grounds tho United States the erection
Of commodious barge ONCE
The report or tho special committee disposing Of
the lower Of the Park TO the United States auho
ties for tho erection Of Post Once upon II
called up.
An amendment 20 make the sum $500 900 instead Of
900 carried and the paper future
action.
On motion the Board adjourned till Saturday 1t two
M
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tersssise Political and Local Events, end the Latest
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Foreign Gossip; Artic scsnsiac Religious aAd Literary
Intelligence; EdtsriAl Arciss the prominent topic,
Of the dsy; Our Sporting Calendar eonprsss full
souns o. tbs Departure or the Yachts vestA Henrietta
and rsstrne on their Great Ocean scc of Three Thou
sand Miles for STAKE Of Ninety Thousasd Dollars and The
Championship Of the Seas together with Turf reports and
vis,c events, Our Agricultural Bgkt containing vau.
abls ed interesting reading for ~ aud Gardeners:
Reviews Of the cais Horse. Dry Goods and Boot and
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Marriages and Deaths; Advertisements and Of
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he persons who held
SIl 600 GOO

iuo totM EfuU1Ht u bsoCk VI Inc To1u 10 ap"ut
$2S 1000 900, half Of which, will be socn, Is
represented by the above parties.
The Albany Argus OF yesterday has the following
reference to the eecton:-
As announced on Tuesday tho election yesterday
resulted In radical change in the direction Of the Ten
trail Railroad Company Seven OF the directors are from
New York and six from the interior Of the state Some
recognised names Of influence connected with the drec
ton OF the road from its ncpency disappear and their
loss will be regretted in the places OF their residence
local calamity Albany looses OF the Board (hezsrs
Pruyn and MARTINI and regalns Mr. Corning Altogether,
two out Of tho old Board retained Mesrs Chcde OF
Auburn and Whitney, OF Rochester OF this We shall
not now speak, OF the rivaries and resen'mcnts
which the strife for the control or the road has engen
dercd We do not mean 70 participate 10 or aid suck
res ntments
Tho election was tho ra,,est and fullest ever held
There were few votes cast by proxy Some tbirty1ve
holding over seventeen millions Of stock cas-. their
votes 10 person There opposition 10 this over
vhelo demonstration. except that few proxy votes
cast, under instructions from persons at distance
The directors chosen men OF well known charac-
ter. Mr. Keep Ia gentleman whose wise calculation
and power OF combination and sustained integrity have
secured him n commanding fortune and nn influence
still rnors commanding among rnnnied men, He Is tho
roughly versed in the administration sni financial man
agemeni o such enterprises His selection President
was conceded from beginning If hi would accept the
place. Mr. Faro the Vice President, Is known every
where and recognized as model OF administrative ener
ey and entrprse Messrs Judson, of Syracuse Butter
FIELD, Of Utica, and Rarney, Of New York, have reputa
tons not inferior In the vide department o. practical
admin lstration. Messrs Baxter Body and Hanna OF
New York, have orvanized built and presided
railroads than any three n the Union. To-
grand Lockwood and David Crawford, Jr., OF New
York, arc Inrge bankers, accustomed TO the
control ard management Of mouied Interests
Of the heaviest character or Nr Corning who aftor
hesitation returns take the dictatorship at this
terminus Of The road, need not speak. He Is ident
fed with the birth and growth OF the railroad system or
America.
We refer thus personally 70 the directors because
idea has abroad that the Central Road was to
pass into hands not Of prsctica" character Coupled
with this idea that the managers not to be Of
the practical order Of men another has been
aged that they to treat the stock n speculation
make OF the foot balls OF Wall street.
moment, when was the high bounce give u mai
kick and let 90 for fresher game The character NJ
tho men chosen 10 the management refutes this;
strongly stll, tho magnitude OF their interest When
capitalists, with eighteen millions OF dollars IN hand,
choose % make OF s solid gold gtcd bHbbi- they
and those like thcm win be the victims OF tho folly.
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SALES or REAL ESTATE.

The following sales made by 4 J. Blcsctsr, Son
Co, by order OF trustee:-
9TH Az, southeast CORNER Of sen st. o, asrss g. 500
6sh Nv, adjoining lot, 2crs6. oeo0
Sch av adjoining, lots each 26xos, each. .... 1900
9th Az, northeast corner Of Doth St. lot 2sIs6. $500
t5ih st. north side, 90 feet east Of 9Th av., Loo
s5h H., north side sdjnDing lot 2s1loce.... 1900
ssiioo s. ................ sioo
asrIoo ...................... 5000
6oh g. south side, adjoining, lot 2sxloo g. -. 1900
9th o., south Side l7s fsss west Of 0sh ay., 4 IoS
xoxlUo 900
s5th ~ north SIDE 100 feet west Of sth Az, iots
eacn SoxtOv e.co .................. LOO
asrioo.. Observation-Disclosures. 1850
asrioo .................... 1900
ioo.........::......:.:.................... asos
sssh ..................... 400
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The Election Of Directors and Onlcers-New
4 Beard Chsses-kew York City 10 Control
tho CerperAtion. sfesf
The following u the vote by which the new Board Of
Directors Of the New York Central Railroad we're chosen
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

Tho Board AZ Aldermen mot At hafpast two o'clock
yesterday afternoon. communication was received
from Mayor Hoffman withdrawing the nomination Of
John M Haley for Street Commissioner In consequence
Of his declining to be candidate. and substituting the
name Of Vim. McMurray. The Board then sdtournad
until Saturday next, at two o'clock p. N.
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g1pom TIE nochog1sS Union, Uoa HI e
TAs family and fFisa2s q Loes fox, ne osshratsl
billiard player are In deep trouble he prolongsd
homs He len his house. Moth Gine6s arssl Tees
day forenoon Of lass week 70 60 - his biaE1 loon
He was mst by M1 G A Kellogg near AndrSws sFeeA
cheerful and appeared 10 b. IN his night mind yvsu
that time up the present nothing has been seen Of
heard from him. Teegane have been sent to acquaint
auccs on his IL other cities but none OF them have besn
him II 10 feared that be has become suddenly insane
and has wandered away Any tid,ngs Of him wall be
thankfully received by his distressed family.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCTroN NoTToE-E. ROTH, AUCTIONEER.
"A AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOB ~~-.
HOU5EKEEPERS AND TIKI TRADE
OVER o1s.O1o WORTH OF -
elegant and ssnieel Household Furniture q pubic auec
this (Friday) Afternoon at o'clock, the large resi-
dence o Clinton place eighth street, near SIXTH avenue
consisting Of magnificent rosewood Pianoforte Stool and
Cover all modern full seven ana han 90
tsye richly carved leg. and case three beautiful r.rnr
brocatel Works Of Art Bronxes. Oil Paintings BY eminent
artists: Velvet BrusseIs and Carpets: rosewood
Table Buffet and Dining Chairs 70 match Oval ana PIE,
green black and rosewood Bedseads and Bu
reaus Spring and Hair Msttresses Sofas and Rockers.
Vases Glass. China Silver Ware Cutlery. &e BRe-
liable In attendance to car pack and ship goods for
purchasers at reasonable charge
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Q BcSore Justics Kelly.
N ns ooun Of special sssiess yesterday, Justice
Gsly Disposed Of several Of than ordinary
AAssssl
A Fnounra
vn. n ArnsA IN extensive contractor, wAs ~ pre-
90 engaged In building several bonded warehouse In
usw street. was charged with having committed n
esAsn and ba,tsgy Mr. Johs n Fsirchd In tas Hud-
- Rive Railroad car rhe defendant Pleaded guilty,
80 Vas senssneed 70 che CRY Prison for twscty days.
1ne.es Of his dstsusion IN the civ Prsoa shout two
41nered iaborers viii BE- thrown Out Of empoym-n.
49, I've months ago the same psrsoa 10 alleged vas
Acob nkiA, vhs has already spent sewers, s~rns
nDkuelPs Island, vas brought up yesterday morrirg,
AasIsd with stealing wsrh valued "a sra SIC prop
~ q samuel rnaiss,sln. SiSin, IN company With
SsSs .s . s,.. ,sS ., Store go
kAm he prisoner ssipsd hms~f V cos saa LETT wife
~ goAg through the csr.nosy o. psy,ns for ii Jss
rmindsf thai he Was veil kuovn 20 The osr .ss.~arcd
IN 70 No psnitsntHrs Tor six msshs
~,ao,n v., pit s p. e, .s: - 100 :, ,..
fslIaok IL 0crman, ssd although be ha bssa . ,his
-; xssssn ioss ss in charge and pronssc for ..
(.m a $40 - procure him stuanen They proceeced
ecmgs1y 2 some ss'eiss 70 ?, pssr cLss s, s.,
qsi came down ssAirs He hsd plsaay q time fer re-
2sesiou - wsaIsi az not Assa make his appearance
sss sss q. .s :. ssss
IN 70 Che rsnissatia.y Tor four acnihs
John J. Lynch, scahrsng man, va piacsd - NE bar
, answer charge Of Illegal ve,ins prsfcsrsd sssinss
hm by smcos sbsivey On The elb o. hossnzAsf
Lynch intox Gated and In thai state went " the
SECOND district Of the seventh ward whers hs cssrcS "
vote ying hsi bic nans wss Alsr sce,s and that he
ses'ta "a ~ Market street. Ga ersainiug th9 fsriss-r
wss found thai Dr. soo had sirsady deSos s<t bs vote
an defence prssnsr pleaded lnsercsion s.d selsr
~snuen. ne was sentcacsd " pay nns Of ssa
Benl r. Ccbs voted In the renfh Election drifict o.
- Sonrtseuth ssrd the eth Of Eovsmter .lss ard
rom NE evidence OF officer damn proved Lst he
- net - that tine reside IN the district he had lived
0esc Up 70 within three weeks Of the ssctcn taxing
eRre, after Which ne lived eyound between gefSSv CITY
lna Harlan 10 wss sssA 70 .ss C,r prsse r., s~srs
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DEATH of q. VI. Gilbert.

DEATH Of q. VI. Gilbert.
THIS gentleman well known - the dramatic proses-
sion having been for many ysas connected with the
WOODS theatre Of Cincinnati and more recently stage
manager Of the Broadway theatre In this city disd
Wednesday last Of consumption. For some two months
was daily looked for Mr. Gilbert vss about forty Eve
years Of age He leaves wife, vhc ~ nov performing
ss engagement At the broadway theatre Dnriny tss
1fst years Of his profcxonsi career Mr. Gilbert acted
ballot msssr but Afterwards Eavs No thsi branch Of
the business for the conEenie enc OF stag man
sssr IN which capacity be syinoed graf aptitude and
met with marked success To all hS ffi-nds and &C.
qeslntanoss Me- Gilbert was known and esicsmed % .
gentleman 81 strict integrity towards bis fellow men, and
Dons ~ dcpore his death more than The present corps
The funeral Of tbe deceased win take place this ssr
noon Of one O'Clock. IRON his las rssidstce IN West
Sixteenth street.
Desik Of ssrvais. skc Celebrated yio,oposIIs
Player.
This famous musc.an died rsceusiy II Hat, 10 Dei-
GUM, In the sixsssh year o. be age he was native
Of NAL his father being . mosoisn attached 70 the
church In that town. and IRON this paren, be received
his ar isssoas % me violiu wbsa quite youth his
ability vas remarked BY the Marquis De ssyve. himself
dissluguishsd amsxsur and ssvvah wns BY him placed
under Van der Pankeu, then she fr v'ea lser s the
from Van der Piantsp srsbsed seryAe 70 improve
rapidly N The stedy " hs p~cfespseu; ovt dont<ful
THE would evss have become fanoos NAG - nos heard
instrument Pleased With thu note Of the volopcello
Servas abandoned The violin for he other Instrument
.Ss snsss player 10 saas ci,y. xn.r n,stIps With
marked the Begian capital he visited PARIS,
where the triumph he achieved vas greas and sub
Russia we're ssch visited 10 isrn, aud even where biz
great In 1ss he sac PLACED q the hssd of
NJ yicloncsle ciss 81 We Ccsssrvssohe y brsssels
become 6isiinselshed ssrvss vas 20 s1ess 70 Ne
crdsI Of Lrcpsid
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sss cprnI- cncuD. --pari --oass 90 srsl No
!, - Part III -Sher causes-Mee 2sse sh3f area
o. : seed tass, toso aiso, mo Aq7L Nie
f2.s 81 AZ ss;s e "a 20! p's Isss Ill.
!Ya3&G.;;' = -, - = :: !,
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IA toneers.-920,O10 worth of
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNlTuRE.
AT PUBLIC AUCTI0NsON THIS DAY tFRIDAY).
Sale commencing At III o'clock Mt the elegant nve story
brown ansion No AWest Sixteenth street. between
Fifth and Sixth avenues.
Covered brocaei and Etaeeres Secretary Bookesse
Centre Table Turkish Reclining Chairs Sofas Encoigneurs
Cabinets Velvet Brussels Carpets Pier and Mantel Mirrors
Lace Curtains on Paintings by eminent artists Artistic
magnificent Rosewood Pianofore, Rosewood and
Walnut Bureaus Bedseads wardrobcs en- suite style Or
Clock Vases Chandeliers Hat Stands Stair Carpet Excn.
sion Table Buffet elegant sets Of Ruby and Crystal Glass;
Tea Service Table Cutlery Linen Sofas Chairs Shades
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a uCTIoN NOvIcE.-R. 7. HAzELI. AuCTTONEER.
"A THIS DAY, FRIDAY DEC. IA
a. lok O'CLOCK q our saesroom. 81 Cortland. street,
IMPORTANT SALE OF rg
III FANCY GOODS AND TOYS,
CHINA. BisQuE AND PARIAN WARE,
FINE WORK BOXES, DESKS JEWEL CAsEs &C.,
comprising large desirable assortment OF cvey variety
Of Holiday Goods IN lots 70 suit the trade
ALSO
PIPES, &c.-lO0 dozen Mcerschsum Pipes and Bowls
30 dozen German Pipes
100 dozen Pipe Stems, Pouches, Match Boxes,
&c, &c. 'N 1874
r. +. HAzELL 4 Co.,
.44A Auctioneera 80 CortIandt street
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osssras.sa wAisAsy IN Ph'l.ae,ssss.

Considerable acissnsss was created this Afternoon,
1t The corner o. fnrd and chesssss ssrssss By the
ssisurs q ave dray Icsds ntses barrelS u whsksy.
u marie On which s supposed v BE- oeunssrsst The
essenen ssM Ne whiatsy 0fns fsum dlriisry. but
vsssssd 10 ssy where vas iscafsd. The whskey YES
kkAR T. n n - nallemG
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DY HENRY H. LEEDS MINER.
ID Al the LEEDS ART GALLERIES, SIT and els Broad

ID Al tho LEEDS Art 6ALLEHifs, OH ana GLE hrnan-
As - -sI :. !
MAGNIFICENT SALE OF THE HIGHEST CLASS
EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN PICTURES.
HENRY Fl. LEEDS MINER will sell by auction, on
the evenings Of Tuesday 18TH and Wednesday 18th Dec
at TX O'Clock at the above gsleIiea by order OF N;
Knoedler, ESQ., tGonpii \ Co., OF PartsN q iarre and
valuable collection of OIL PAINTfNGS most Of which have
Just arrived from Europe Among other celebrated artists
the following .aN .aMM
MISSIONER.
Ptansan, Merle, CHAVEZ, rfchei
Casssn. Array, CcoinanG, Dargeas.
Fauyeiet Beranrnr Barran, De Jonghe
DuSsEfDORr SCHOOL c.
trhenbach, Carl Habner, Lattschauer,
Schiessinger. Pnetler webb,
Prof. Guide, W. Never, Lot, ana others
AMERICAN SCHOOL
James NJ Har, Castelar,, Coemsn.
Peoives, W. II. Beard, Hennessy. -
w. r. Richards, Geo. 1nncss, Irving, and others
OF rgnal CELEBRITY They win 10 on exhibition FREE
above on and after TUESDAY llth inst. until the
az sale from A. NJ TO r. NJ, and until 10 r. NJ two
evening to sole.
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AT AUCTT0N.--sEA ISLAND SUMNER RrsOnT.
"A .Edingsvile for sale, BY CLIFFORD AMATHEw 4,
be II O'Clock Thursday. December 1866 at the
old Custom House. Charleston the village o. Ednesvle
well known a. the healthy delightful resort OF
the planters and their famlis. Edso Island Ihis VII
on the Ocean adjoining Edso island, miles from
steamboat landing, and about forty miles from Charleston
the CITY twice week and return Sea
bathing delightful climate The above lots will be sold
singly Terms half cash, balance IN year. with in
secured by bond and mortgage Of lots Purchaser TO
nav Clifford Mathewes for stamps.
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One o. the most srnordnary prOcesaIass in coasso-
tses with the detection Of Illicit dlsiasIon IL tbs fact
shaa Brown, having bssa nrss admitted a. sah,s evil
deBce vss yesterday appointed Deputy United s,s,cs
Eaha 70 detect spd arrest parties guilty Of desrdns
he wvenna This requires no comment
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fN
" sas esey Tv @ l. on sasSoa FREE IS
inrs ~ sale from a. NJ 70 r NJ and untii 10 r NJ
evening previous to sale
uENRY D. MINER. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
IL Nassau street opposite the Post ohioe.
OPENING SALE OF FINE ORIGINAL MODERN OIL
PAINTINGS, AT THE FINE ART GALLERY 81 FIrTB
AvgNUE SOUTHWEST CORNER PoURTEENTH ST.
WHITE soSEevILIE win sen At auction at thern.w
and spacious Fine Arr Gallery Sc Fih avenue on THURSDAY
and sns eoecon o. original Oh Painting. imported
n u s M ss,G Ss %
iowinr eminent European artists, VIZ
5sS s:, s:sss s.;s So
H ES,s.a' ysd r:ss syss.. l. ss sSsa'F
= g 5s1sns'' 5 sssssSE 1Ss lung
p T driSst Co. y rsri. s..npls. ''
' ss;'s 5.ysSS%s:;::sss, sSsis;;sss
Also. from private collection. the worn. Of.
sA snssen. sss HasT% 's S .ss,
zoe 'AIke ''a ''e''' e casT ASHORE fnSfr
!s'ss s,ss 2
e me sis $40 Der Ss
LY n. II. LEEDS MINER, eee
a. 10Y O'CLOCK AZ Ola p ssiissoox = IsKxrv
SURVEYORS, rSsrr faESTs-comrr-sns Telescopes.
sursyor co@ps:.e With b.. and socket ION: is,sI. "a
;sss. e sss'ae made y ps.ssns hrs. Alarms SIM
sssS spy Glasses TSsrm0ns,srs, Ds..ins Issis.snss
Engine Models, IA
.-uper,or cAroDo~ee-' " :,s y y .. Tobias.
for account Of whom may concern .seus snip con.
pssses
Rfy! :. THEALI, agGIlo:EEE,
cor1isTIIloN sILg or ELRaAsr yAHci
cAfsEoa H now READY II q ithEsTT srsEEy
EaEEs:1Sss :.ss = $3.50
Ys. ss.s T..
nisS street Bstnose Va. m. ssie w ipoiuds ioi q
ys :ss',:' 49, %
s::ss "a s'f i. ;ass rs sa'
w Car ssirey ps- Tbs car vas san, 70 erd,r and Z
pasSsa ssi re -ipssw ADD yensn ssss q rose
:s'P cssissss: y .,.,sl.: 90
~ s.s A.! A., "a
noT' VA, whom spgy s 81 rfG = sogir
Epwsnp scHyxcx, AUcroSEnR
oiss' i sDwssS 'as Gssscr
II A. ~. nt his aAisrosm. % IAosrsy street.
uEHRy D. MINER AucTIoxKER
ssss.cs% Ha,;ss ;rs ., crgC.,s. sss Pos oca
ON THURSDAY AND SATURDAY evening. nec. N and
= ,ss sss IT ' s F ina
collection q foreign an ArsTs1T crsnal modern
particulars Of which win b duiy gwen.
HESRr D. MINER. AUoTIoSEzn.
SALE or HoasEs ciRrTAogs. HARNESS, &C.,
wrxyp 4 sowrsyrriE TUESDAY NC. IA
UNION EhuCE s Sfsk ySa fss oTETEEsrH
R.esisr ss,es At cur Au~s,cn Mara Union Paos
Es.sr. ''i Tfss scsEssis sr ur.rrr...s4
20 = s S .os
o snyth,ns p-rt.i,irs y TIE hcr.e easirs-s
HkS@s sss sfssS Sss sss - sscapsa,.
,.,Essss! n sss $isiS Ssr.
hifn t ofs ~ sf rff' rIe eg sssSf &C.
''' '~ o4rl2oS6Es Now i aEaSY. shShavh-
III. n ssrl.Llssse hit tSissT!0 2 sSsss
AUCTION x AZ sS9sSMI sssyoS'yaacHISs.
or, Ne. ..s,.s:;: ~ :ss. gsss ,s..-.ry
department. q ~ s'i sssr 5s:;gsssss' ''sd
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