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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-01

'THE Holy ALLIANcE."-We notice that many of
our exchanges some of which ought to know better,
lance. The latter was made at Paris and was De A
assented to by England or the Holy See. The term
treaties of 1915" usually refers only to the treaties
of all the allied powers at Vienna and often includes
those made in 1914. during the first abdication of
Bonaparte. As matter of fact the most essential
and important of these treaties were made in 1914
but they were revised. modified and finally adjusted
in 1915 by the Congress of Vienna. The Holy Alli-
ance is another affair altogether
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-01

P4GSs FELT. CEMENT AND GRAVEL ROOF
ING
is thu best in use. and hiss basn well known FOR f.
tooc yeaIs.
we guarantee all new work Tor Ave years.
~ IS better than Tin, and costs half Is much.
Old Roofs repaired st short notice.
We arc the only manufacturing Of ROOFING ma
LGltIAL6 ii Maryland. all Of which no keep oon-
staltiy On hand Cor sale wv"
lin hOQkS and IRON FENCES painted With
our PATENT PASAFEIEE VARNTST. VIZ"
-, PAGE BROS * CO.,
SA-H EaN Sr1ith'r zhapF
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-01

The ERIE RAILwAy-No 0vER-IssUE OF sTocK-A
DIVIDEND TO BE PAID.-Itis ascertaiied from official
authority. that there has been no overssue of the
stock of the Erie Railway Company, notwithstanding
the reports which have been in circulation for day
or two. The company has expended, for materials
and supplies So 1900 during the past year. to which
they add from the construction account 81 600
making total of ST. 100000 expended during the
year: The whole net Indebtedness of the Company
Is about S3,0O0.000. The condition of the road is
n1gnay satisfactory. The earnings are two hundred
anu nlty thousand dollars month"; and the expenses
% nov materially reduced. The company will pay
~ on the preferred stock and hope to do 80
On the common stock.-N Y. Posi-. W Nv ~
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-01
FROM THE WEST INDIES.
The Small POx Raging at Porto RicO-Tf
New Captain General Of e,,,E,

new SaEtafn General of Cuspn.
The steamer Columbia arrived at Now York We'd
nesday. from Havana. May Is.
HAVANA, May 26.-From Porto Rico we have dates
10 the l9th Inc small poX continued and had spread
to several places Ponce, though at this place II
was rapidly decreasing. The Boetin MercunfiE pub.
fishes report so directly contradictory to other in
formation have direct from st. Domingo as to merit
little credence.
1t says that President Baez, unable to put down
tue revolution bad determined to abandon the coun-
try and thathe had proba already left for Curacao
ana i goes on to paint the situation there as most
hkely to drive BaeZ from Santo Domingo and only
consists OF few dIscontented who have been stirred
up to an outbreak by Cabral and PimenteI two men.
until now, strong partzans of Baez who has douht
less refused them office or favor and hence their
treachery. '
On the 18th General Duce passed farewell reviey,
OF the troops here On the evening of the 2lst our
influential citizens decided to manifest their appre
CATION OF how much impartial and lust GeneraI
Du'ce has been during his administration than for
mer Captain Generals, and he was serenaded bv four
pends OF music. and a commission presented him
with grand cross of Charles ILL., set with diamonds
The Condo de Canongo made the presentation speech
General Dulce accepted the gift in a neat speech.
Inc square was illuminated with electric lights.
and we had a little dance in the palace which was
crowded with beautiful ladies. ~
W nave oates from Caracas, Venezuela to the
Sth but little of Importance has reached me. 'A0
The Corsica arrived this morning.
At last we have had rain; for two DAYS and NIGHTS
1t has been raining almost constantly although che
merely light showers. To-day is bright and clear
again.
Great preparations are being mado for the recep-
ton OF Lersundl, triumphal arch is being erected
dArmas. - 'A9 ''Aa
The issue of the Cronica of your city, brought hr
the CORSICA has been suppressed here and circulation
the Censor here. The Cuban subsidy of IS O0 in gold
annually, has been suspended from the Croaicq
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-01

@l05O: do Extra at $1150Q12; Northwestern Super
at 90 Extra at $40 25 City Mills Super
sPrng wheat at So 5@ To- do standard Extra, spring
wheat at SllCgll 50. and do high grade Extra. win
ter wheat. at Sl4@15 Dbl; Baltimore Family is SELL
ing ing at XII apd Western and Howard street do at S4
60 r Dbl Rye Flour we quote at S6GN650. and Corn
Meal at $425@4S713 for Baltimore. and $3.50 q Dbl
for Brandywine.
GRAlN.-Cora was in pretty good supply day,
the receipts reaching about 25000 bushels. but the
marx ct for it active and buoyant and nearly all
the lots received changed hands at 5000 cts for
mixed 9i@e5 cts for white, and 9l@92 cts for yellow
being an advance of fully 2 cts per bushel in the
latter Dissertation. Both white and yellow closed
firm at the outside figures named above. There were
some $50 bushels Wheat offered, but no sales were
reported it being held above the views of buyers
Although Wheat is wanted, buyers do not seem dis
posed to pay the extreme prices asked Of Oats there
were some 1000 bushels sold to-day all at 76 cts
There were about 400 bushels Rye offered but no sales
were made; Prime Pennsylvania was held at ll2 cts
M0LASSES.-We hear of no sales today. We
quote as follows, viz: Cuba Clayed at 40G5O els:
Do; Muscovado at 5000 in hhds and 5000 cts in
DDS orto klco at 6Ug ~ cts and English Island at
PR99'HiSl0NS.-The market remains quiet, but
business there is little doubt but that prices would
improve We notice sale to-day of 50 hhds Bulk
Snouders at L. cts. and we quote Sides firm at 1870
and orders are being filled at Is cts for Shoulders,
and - cts for Sides, Hams are bringing 23925 cts.
n % st nfa a. Is cts Tor Western Buyers are offer
made. We notice sales to-day of 50 bbls Mess Pork
at s5l5o at Which figure it closes firm. Prime Mess
RICE.-Riee is in fair request and steady at 9l56G
SgGARS;-We have only to report to-day a sale
OF s. hhds Cuba for refining at 1917 cts mos. The
indifferent about selling. We quote as follows. viz
at l012@lNs cts for fair to good refining; ill@121a
cts for fair to prime grocery Cuba; 124@l32 cts for
common to fair Porto Rico; l2&@13 cts for good to
| prime do, and 133s@13:A cts for choice do.
REFINED SUGARs.-Refned Sugars are active and
firm. We quote to-day Hard Crushed at 1871 cts;
Coffee Crushed at 15l4@l5 cts; and Extra at I42
OILS cts. and yellow at Az cts
SALT-Liverpooliss till selling from store at 81 $50
80 for GROUND Alum, and for Fine prices range from
market. Turks Island we quote at s. cts afioat and
| 60 cts q bushel from store.
WHISKET.-Mh iskey has again advanced and
we now quote Western at $3.50 = gallon at which
figure some small lots have been sold to-day.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-01
a. OIL CL0THSl
MATTINGSI
"a q DRUGGETS, ETC.
nd AT nr

Opposite Holiday streotJ
tehSye and best selected stocks Of VELVEf Sne.
ana Sins1s Wldtnsl ENGLISH BRUSSELS TAPES
VENETIAN CARPRTIEGa. CIT Gf0FA AZ IN a ni1
n niRsfhs sn9 qualities RUGS, MATS, MATTtNGS,
CLoTHftss H. oEuMB CLOTHS Table and Step OH
ever offered to the public, " 0A0e0U' "N' 'HAAA
OF factory prices. CIV 04'ieu N0'N'
strangers in our city, and any in want of goods in
Terms low for cash ~ iaI5-Iv
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-01

Since Jan. OS2 $40 SIS, 294 G34 $780, lSS 500
The total value of imports at Boston for the week
ending May Is 81 20S277, against S465 Sol during
the eorresponaing week In 1865 Total since January
$Io,5'3.i35- Average amount per week. 1874 GIL
Inc authorized National Banks number $50,
with an asgregate capital of SHILOH 49, and an ag
gregate circulation of S276,5i05i0 The following
liable SHOWS the progress of the National Banking
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-01

No. 25.-Beginning for the same. at the northeast
corner OF John street and Hartford avenue: thence
to Central avenue; thence northery on west line of
Central avenue about feet the south line of lot
NO; 81 assessed to Hoa5in; thence westerly on said
sessed to j. F. Purys, in all about 25l feet to Har
ford avenue and thence southerly on the southeast
side of Hartford about 7G34 feet to the begin
ming. Assessed to C. N. Rahnrn for - S2f6 90
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-01

ILLS HAIR DYE, 80 cts.-Blaok or brown,
as = durable reliable best and cheap
ny AZ drug. patent medicine. peEtumsFy and Mnog
koeaa stpEea sFesywhsrN teas-Iy
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-01

No. @.-Beginning for the same at a point on the
southeast side of Hartford avenue, about III feet
northery from the northeast corner of John street
and Hartford avenue and the north line of lot No
Is, assessed to NJ a. Shaeffer; thence southeastern
on said north line about rs feet to the west line of
lot No. 80, assessed to Meakn; thence northery on
said west line about Is feet to the north line Of lot
No. 20 now being descrbod thence westerly on said
north line about l25 feet to Hartford avenue, and
thence southerly on the southeast side of Hartford
avenue about Is feet to the beginning Assessed to
a.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-01

No. 64.-Beginning for the same on the northwest
side of Hartford avenue about lS feet southwestern
from the southwest corner Of Hartford avenue and
John street and at thesouth line OF lot No g. assess
ed to Miles White and others; thence westerly on
said south line about 81 feet Asquith street. thence
southery east side of Aisquth street about ii Is
teet to tho north line of lot No g. assessed to NJ
White and others thence easterly on said north line
about Is feet to Hartford avenue and thence north
erly on northwest side of Hartford avenue about 10
feet to the beginning Assessed to William S. Lucas
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-01

No. 25.-Beginning for the same at point on the
southeast side of Hartford avenue about l21 feet
northeriy from the northeast corner of John street
and Hartford avenue and at the north line of lot No
~ assessed TO J. Z. Purvs; thence southeasteriy on
said north line about rs feet the west line of lot
No 81, assessed to Meakin; thence n0rthery on said
west line about 20 feet to the south line of lot No
%: assessed to NJ A. Shaefer; thence westerly on
said south line about 125 feet to Hartford avenue
ford avenue about 20 feet to the beginning Assessed
VI n. SGnaGuer M
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-01

No. 55;-Begnning for the same at the southeast
corner OF central avenue and Hoffman street; thence
Souherly on the east side of Central avenue about
~ feet to the north line of lot No. "a; thence east
ery on said north line 100 feet; thence northerly
parallel to Central avenue about 34 feet to Hoffman
street. and thence westerly south side of Hoffman
street lgO feet to the beginning. Assessed to -
Rogers
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-01
SHIPPING,

&AaaG NEW YORK AND cAtfFoRNIA
Er,h.nr. g, so,a on r., H. 81 Broadway, N. Y.
Agents IN Baltimore, PENpERidAsT, FENwIcK
CO.. II Smiths Wharf. up stairs. my3l-tf
FOE CHARLESTON DIRECT.
500. ALTIM t!G ORE slcr AND CHARLESTON
FREIGHT RECEIVED DAILY.
+. G.. KNIGHT, Capt. Denty,
is 10" loading BA IT RS i79Ts P25t to sail
Freight taken at lowest rates. For freight or pas
'AS' app EsINDERGAsT, FENwTcK 4 CO.
n SMITHS wharf. up stairs.
or SAMUEL BLAISDELL.
General Freight Agent, at III annigan's wharf.
ton, WILLIS i CHIsoLN. my3I-tf
<gSaS FOR SAVANNAH, GA.
STEAMSHIP LINE.
The s'f Steamship aEHSfe JOHN GTBsoN Can't Young
atvertlsed to sall on Wednnesday. at o'clock P NJ.
SATURDAY, I'd instant, from Bovce's Coal Yard
foot of Concord street. where bills of lading will be
signed.
Freights taken at lowest rates.
For freight or passage apply TO
PENDERg3 8 6 tFEEINFICK & CO.,
or sAM'Li BiA IISsi5EI Up sJJa jan
General Freight Agent, at Flangan's wharf.
Goods insured on open policy.
Agents in Savannah,
my3l-tf CRANE & GRAYBILL.
ssx BALTIMORE AND CI5ARLFsTOY
eTA$A STEAMSHIP LINE.
$500 Composed of the Steamship
STAR of THE SOUTH, Can't GREEy
CUMBERLAND, Capt. REED
GENERAL CUSTER, Capt. Harris.
KALORAMA Capt DgSxIE
These teamships having been put in complete order
ara now running regularly, and will sail promptlv "a
advertised. N' 49,
PENDERGAST, FENWICK & CO
u Smith, S wharf up stairs
All goods destined for the interior will be
by our Agents.
WILLIS & CHISOLM,
InS3l-U Charleston,
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, There has been nothing claiming special notice in
the market during the week. This morning it opened
auil and heavy. with every Indication of decline:
brisk until the close. which was caused by holders
drawing off large number off the cattle offered
with view of TALKING Thorn othsr 1nnrlots Sonao
$50 Of those unsod will be disposed Of in that way,
and the balance held over for another market
We note an advance since last Thu sday of about
25 cts 100 his - S01'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-31
Steamboat Explosion.

CINCINNATI, Jan 30.-The steamer Mis-
souri, exploded her boiler this morning
at two o'clock, at the mouth of Green
river. The wreck hoated down and sunk
mile and half above Evansville, Ind.
Her officers and crew numbered about
one hundred A report fiom Newburg
says that only twenty survivors were
taken of, including the wounded.
EVANSVILLE, IND, Jan 30.-From q
gentleman from Newburg, Ind, learn
that the steamer Missouri exploded at
ten minutes before two o'clock this morn
ing, opposite Robertson's saw mill, one
half mile below the mouth of Green ri7-
er The explosion was distinctly heard
all over this country and at Newburg =
The steamer Dictator was near the Mis-
souri, at tho time of the explosion, and
ran alongside and took off the survivors.
The Dictator touched at Nevburg and
took on Messrs William and Robert
Slaughter, but left no list OF lost or saved
and but few particulars The wreck is
in the possession Of the Evansville ana
Cairo Packet Company. From gentle
man Who got of this boat here last night,
/ learn that there were but five or six
ladies on board He says there were a
good mauy gentlemen on board, bat how
many he could not say The safe and
books were brought to this city this
morning Cohen List has not been
found The port list shows that the Of
ticers and men numbered about one hui
dred A report from Nevburg says only
about twenty survivors were taken on,
including the wounded Capt Hurd
and two sons were on board
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-31
News from New XOTl.
New YORK, Jan, 81


The Worlds Havana correspondent
says: Secretary Seward had an inter.
view ut Havana with the Aid-de-camp
of MaSimillian He does not know what
transpired
The Herald Rio ,Ianerio letter gives
in fnll the letter Of President Lopez, of
Paraguay, to General Mitre, the Argen-
tine President, alluded to in previous
dispatches Instead OF containing prop
ositions of peace, "a it was surmiscd,
itpTOyes to be of very different char
acter Lopez charges the allies with
conducting the war in most barharOus
and outrageous manner, and ayows his
determination if satisfaction is not ac
corded, to retaliate in the seyorest mode
and prosecute hOstilities with teroCity
and renewed yigOr.
To this General Mitgo replies at length,
denying the princil al allegations Of his
antagonist, avowing that he has nothing
to regret or take back, and warning Lo-
PEI against pdshing matters to the ez
tremity threatened
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-31
The Suffering Poor Of Richmsnd.
WHEELING, WEST Va,
Jannary 80, 1866.

| take this method of acknowledging
the cordial and general response which
has been made to the appeal in behalf OF
the starving poor of the city OF Rlch'
mond Nearly -Four Hundred Dollars
have been contributed We very earn.
estly desire to raise as much more 1t
will, indetd, be thrilling testimony OF
the good feeling which is cherished in
Wheeling for the afflicted people OF tn at
once prosperous city. The heart OF
many a widow will be gladdened, many
little, ragged orphan will thus be fed
and clothed, while the Humane Associa-
tion which has charge of this good work
will be encouraged TO press on in their
labors Of love.
/ find it very difficult TO see all who de-
sire TO aid in this cause Many are like
ly to be deprived of the luxury of giving
if they wait to be. called upon, / beg,
therefore, that all who have heart to
sympathise, and hand to aid US, will at
once send in their contributions. Any
amounts left with D. c. Lat, Esq, at the
Bank OF Wheeling, or s Brady, ESQ.,
Merchants National Bank, or with Nc
Lain Brothers, Druggists, opposite
McLure House, will be thankfully re-
ceived Let all who desire to be repre-
seuted in this work of mercy send at an
early hour their contributions.
l also beg that every person who feels
an interest in the starving ones whose
cause plead, will feel himself or her
self auth orized to solicit funds from
their acqualntances aud friends for this
object If this suggestion is carried out
q large amount may be raised.
As l shall have to leave for other
points on Wednesday morning, 1 do hope
that all who are willing to extend a
helping hand will do so at once
A E. DICKINSON,
General Agent Humane Association,
Richmond.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-31
M1nefRrI AmaiTs

Nrw YORK, Jan 3Q-The Commercial
saws Government stocks continue very
dull and weak Discount is moderately
active and the supply ofpaper at present
much exceeds the demand The symp-
toms of an early general reduction N
wages. involving decliue in prices, pro-
duces certain amount OF caution re-
specting merchandise paper generally.
Gold is firmer under the large demand
for certain duties and the consequent
growing scarcity; the prices this morn
ing touched I405 A report that to-day
a bill will be presented to the committee
on Ways and Means excluding the for
eign loan project, has rendered to
siren gthen the premium Foreign ex-
change is dull and the rates still weak.
The stock market exhibits continued
disposition toward recovery OF tone.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-31
Fire in Philadelphia.

Pan ,DELPHIA, Jan. 30.-A fire com.
menced at midnight in block Of stores
on Water street and Delaware avenue
below Vine street, occupying the site OF
the great fire of IS49 Among the suf
ferers are Wm b Jones Beadd y Conry
Cox 4 Co, Tomlinson & Hill, and John
C Davis The contents of the stores
were badly burned and the loss must be
heavy The buildings owing to their
very substantial character were not
very seriously damaged, the fire be,
ing confined to the upper portion Tom
linson 4 Hill are the heaviest suffer
ers by the fire, losing 800 bbls of -four
2,lQO bushels Of grain, and 10 tons mill
feed. beside other miscellaneous goods
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-31
Governor Cur.in's Message.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 30.-GovernoI
Curtin's message was communicated to
the Legislature to-day. The financial
report shows an Improvement in the
condition of the treasury since Novem-
Der 3Oth, 1860, of over S2,500,OO0, not
withstanding the large expenditures for
military purposes. The extraordinary
expenses growing out of the war, not re-
funded by the general government, is
100000 Yet on the lst of December,
1865, the State debt was nearly half a
million less than on the 1st of January,
1861. Under the circumstances, the re-
duction or even the repeal of the ordina-
~ State tax of S2,500,0 900 is possible with
entire safety to our finances; also the To-
cal taxes of bond mortgages, loans, &c.
The Governor then gives highly inter
esting statement of the action of Penn
sylvania in its prosecution of the war
for the Union, and alludes to the prom
ises of the Federal authorities to reim'
burse the State for the expenses of the
emergency troops and the failure of
Congress to do so, and recommends the
Legislature to adopt measures to bring
the subject again before Congress, He
concludes as follows: Ny uniform course
during the late war was to avoid the dis
cussion of the policy of the General Gov
ernment while giving hearty support
to the national authorities and all their
measures to suppress the rebel
lion. l shall continue to pursue the
same course during the embarrassments
necessarily connected with the entire
restoration of the co ountry The princi-
Piles expressed in the message of the
President at the commencement of the
session of Congress will receive my cor
dial support
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-31
Frow New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan 2G.-Genoral Sher
ldan today refused to allow emigrants to
leave here to go to Mexico, acting under
orders from Washington. He does not
prevent vessels from going
Ex.Goy Rollin died here to day sud
denly Both houses of the legislature
adjourned in honor of bis memory.
The Mississippi is falling The great
Morgauza levee and Parish Point coupe
will be repaired in about ten days to
keep out the water. German laborers
and families are arriving at that point
under contract to labor on the planta-
tiOnS.
Official correspondence between Cen
eral Weitzel and Mejia in regard to the
Bapdad affair is published. The former
states he sent three hundred men to Bag
dad at the request of General Escobado,
purify as an act of humanity not to per
form military service for either party
General Mejia replies stating he has mott,
fed his government of all the occurrences
that took place at Bagdad
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-31
TRsTIMOSIAIs

= B-Eo cases are published except by per
Fred Ounland DAYTON, o. Deafnos. cured
Al Cleggs Hall in one minute. Had not heard
A watch tick in one ear for ~ years until after
the operation May be TofeuedfO.
Albert Bridgman, Dayton. Affected with
general debility Had all the tine . dull aching
pain In the head. Energy al gone. Alter one
operation by DI. DODGE, felt Ike another PER
son. Can be referred 10.
Mrs. Raul, Dayton. Bloody Urne Z sense
OF heat aud pain at the bottom OF the abdomen
OF bowels and sOnstimes attended With much
difficulty Of making water. Also acute pain and
feeling Of weight in the II.sll Of back Cured IL
cne operation. NAV be referred 70.
Thcs Benton EmmingsT, CarTolto-B. q. LoB'
cf voice, had not spoke q loud word 70! suoIths
After an operation Of one minute. voice coIr
pletely restored and could talk ~ -eTl a. ever
Can be referred 20.
Mss Clara B. lockwood FrarkIn, .. Pal
pitation Of the heart, and general nervous Dc
tilt- Pain in tie left side extending down thc
hip Cured By twoUperations Can be referee
Bspi. Andre=A DaTton. Paralysis Of the lett
AIDE. Complete loss Of the left arr, being numt
and cold from tie shc1ldsrs down. Could sticL
a pin into il without feeling 8; the least. Ezf
Eot walked step for eighteen months 7-ittou'
out crutcEeB, aud felt the slightest touch upor
the arm. Can Be referred 20.
Miss Katy Miller. DAYTON. Epiieptie Fits
From FIVE 70 seven spasms each day Tor fouTteer
years, resulting IL pea-ly tee loss Of sight and
the use Of left ar1. After an operation ey pr
DODGE had only fire spssEs IL three -sfLs -sfI..
lasting only about fifteen seconds each. sigI'
and arm restored. Can b referred 90;
c. R0pkin, Dayton Pain in tts oscE IL ~
stantly for over two years. Cured y oh7 'P1i
| alton Can Be rsterTsd 20
r. Pcfe-ts MI .-r- T. --c-c~t.e7 70
property.
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