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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-03

WORTH TRYING of our friends, who
delight in flowers, ought to try an experiment
recommended by one of our exchanges Ii
successful, the result will be 8 gratifying one
1t says: Any lady who oultivates rose In
her apartments will find that by planting an
onion in the same pot, the. fragrancy OF the
rose will be increased hundred per ct. Why
this is 50, is more than we can say.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-03

4 MoDET. County Calhoun county, Ala.
is now called the ''graen spo; in the Southern
desert" They DO not "sna and be sued in
Calhoun Tha people bear una lorbear with:
each other, and work with determination to
make up their lossee There 10 crimes
committed and no o!r il prosecuted. The
sheriff, finding the oihc" waS not ''raying &c
atilutnn, has resigned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-03

The steamship Propontis, sailed from Nor.
folk, Va for Liverpool direct on Wednesday
She carried away 76l bales Of cotton, so hogs
heads tobacco, 2S6 boxes tobacco, % cases to,
bacco and 600 barrels rosin
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-03

Archbishop .Spaldpg is expected to sail from
New York, for Europe, tomorrow. He will,
probably, return about the Goth Of September.
During his absence the affairs of the diocese
will be directed by Rev Dr. Thomas Foley, as
administrator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-03

Mrs. Ann T.. Kirby, who in lS6:, Kill I'd her
husband in Richmond and YEAS SEM TO rhe H.
spna Asylum as hrrungel person, is nov we'll
end will he sen1 back 10 Richmond for trial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-03

WHAT'S IN A NAaIE?-A most pcraclOus
correspondent informs us that there is a child
in Montgomery county, Va, which was
christened Andrew, Jackson, Gordon. James,
Buchanan, Raise, The, Flag, And Fire, The,
Cannon, Dobyns.
Another correspondent says there il one IN
Charlotte county, named, Mary, Amp, Re-
heeca, Molly, Polly, Todd Yankee, Doodle,
Yahoo. Bonaparte, Kelso.' These nan1eless
ones should get spliced by all means.-La0'ch-
bnr1 Ne,rs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-03
TTOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
IL FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
VIII be sold, by Simpson Sc Atwil, Auction.
GERS. at No. 4, south Fairfax street, on SATUR--
Kitchen Furniture, consisting of Bureaus. Side
boards, Marbls-top Dining and Kitchen Tables,
Chairs, Carpets, Parlor aud Chamber Blinds,
Bedding, What-not, Wardrobe. Parlor ana
Kitchen Stoves, Tubs, Crockery, &c. All OF
may 3--ts' DR.. r. W. JANNEf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-03

Mr.. King, theU. s. Minister at Rome, again
positively denies that the Papai goveromen
had ordered the American Charel to BE- re-
moved outside Of the walls of the city of Rome.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-03

BY the latest change in fashion, the guam.
tlty Of lady's dress is reduced TO ten or
twelve yards which is very agreeable saving
to husbands and fathers, but is likely to effect
Uncle Sans revenue unfavorahly. .,ys
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-03

AGerman named Mas was recently murdered
in Havana, and his remains packed in box,
and sent to hotel az baggage
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-03

Senator Wilson who is addressing tie eoin-
ed people in Virginia and North Carolina is
anti-Stevens-Mr. Kelley who is to 20 on the
pilgramage tc. New Orleans, and the South
western States is, ''Steyens," and an intense
Radical. They, therefore, do NOT "hunt in
couples"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-03

The trial at Lexington, Va, of Ellis, ayoung
man from Georgia, for the killing Of young
Luccas, has ended in verdict of justifable
hominian
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-03

The accounts relative to the crops, and flpit.
from all sections of the country, continue 10 be
highly favorable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-03

Charles Gibbons, Speaker OF the Pebnsyiva-
MIA House of Delegates, was to have addressed
the colored people 10 Richmond last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-03
OR EAT S n 0 w!

Throughout the South and West, from Haw
Orleans to Richmond. in al the principal cits.s
and towns! ] 4 louisiana Alabama South Car
DINA, North Carolina Georgia, Virginia, Ken
lucky. Tennessee and Missouri. it has met with
MARKED SUCCESS,
4 IL It's lr.igress hns becn 4 trinmrhAhl m,lrch
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-03

JEFFERSON DAvIs.--A special dispatch from
the Washington correspondent of the 1'ati-
more Sun, says:
II have it from seiable source, lhaf hlst
Justice Chase upauslifedly declines TO preside
in the u. S. Circuits Court in the State OF tlr-
gnia, upon the same grounds as those that
determined bis action on this subject hereto
FORE viz that the civil law in that State IS de-
pendent OF the military al I'd subject to the de-
cision of executive officers of the government
Whilst this condition Of fairs lasts, the Chief
Justice thinks it does mott comport with the
dignity Of judge of the I ]. s. Supreme Court
to preside in circuit courts held in districts IN
der jurisdiction Of military officers. This hnal-
ly determines the question whether or not at
any time during this yeau there will be trial
of Mr.. Davis, unless.it be agreed that Judge
Underwood shall preside alone. A few days
will determine this, and it Mr. Davis shall not
be tried by Judge Und'ei"Eood, there Is good
authority Tor saying that The prisoner will be
released from custody ;mIa@hatey upon the
showing of such facts to the Executive
A Washington dispa tch to tlse n Y. Com
mercial says: " "
Jefferson Davis lnas determined to recon-
slider his declaration that he could not APP
ply tor pardon, and II he is not ARA igned at
the May term of the United States Court at
Richmond, ne will file his papers for pa rdon in
accordance with the conditions of President
Johnson.s proclamation. So luv bis friends
here We.d not know what truth there is
in this.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-03

tOMMINlr.ATED.

COMPENSATED.
TIE RHrES, PER DIHM - In the House OF
Delegates, on "Wednesday, the 24th ait, tn"
Joint rcs;rint0n voting per diem to members
dining the recent recess, came tln he 1unS-
ton %! IT'S passage. ..
The roll beng rlI|:,l, 'hr r~>uIt wa>--a?rs,
q, noes 80 rs follows:
AYES --h"s@r< Brn,l"y. hrnxtnr. 'Htt,
CabcI, Chtldrr-S. W. Y. Clark. lnvi-"",
Fields, tray, Hancock, Jackson, k~l!am,
kcrdrick, kihy, Lewis, Mann, Martin, Moore,
Mcdonald, ilosby, pcch, pendleton, Powell,
purdit, RagSdals, Riggs, Smith, Straughani,
w. T. B. Taylor, Thompson, Turner, Wall,
Woltz, Woodbridge. Wyatt--35.
son, Bekem. Booker, Bowlcs, 4. j: Clark:
Crump, Daniel. Huntington, j. Goodc, Jr,
Graham. Graves, Haa2brough, Harnsbcrgcrr,
Ierndon, Holmes, Jones, Kelley, Marshall,
Merritt, Owen, Scott, Scawell, Strayer, j..
WaddelI, Watkins, Wilson, Word-32.
The Speaker announced that the bill, not
receiving q constitutional majority, was re-
jected
Mr.. Straughan appealed form the decision
Of the Chair.
The vote was then taken upon the question
''Shall the decision Of the Chair stand as the
} VI IuC llOuSC duu WAS utCttlCu III
the ncgatve--aycs, "a noes, So; as follows ::
YEAS -McsSrs. Baldwin (SpeaKer,) Akin
son, Bekem, Booker, A. }. Clark, Crump,
Daniel, Dickinson, Evans, Graham, Hans
brough, Herndon, Holmes, Jackson, Jones,
Kelley, Lee, Leonard, Long, Marshall, Nor
gan, Owen, Purdic, Scott, Straycr J. Nc
Dowpll Taylor, Thompson, 1ownes, Waddell
Wall, Watkins, Wilson, Woodbridge, Word
81
NAYs--Nessr<. Bentley, Bowles, Braxton,
Browning, Butt, CabeIl, ". T. Clark, Child
ress, Davidson, Huntington, English, Fields,
Garrett, Gray, Hancock, kellam, Kendrick,
Kilby, Lewis, Mann, Martin, Mcdonald, Mer
rift, Moore, Mosby, Peed, Pendleton, Powell,
Ragsdale. Riggs Rixey, Smith, Straughan,
W. F. B. Taylor, W. A. Turner, White,
Woltg, Wyatt-38. .-..
The Speaker announced the vote and declar
ed that the resolution had passed.
The speaker formally notified the Clerk
not TO pay to any member the per diem for the
recess, but 10 refer the matter to the Committee
on House Expenses, under the 18th Article of
the Rules. This prescrjbes that in doubtful
cases the Clerk shall appeal to the Committees
and when their decisions are disputed, appeal
may be made from them to the House. This
order caused soue sensation, and was much
debated among members. The Speaker, in
conversation, declared that his object was to
throw the entire responsibility OF the proceed
ings upon the House
FRIDAY, 2t-Mr Robertson stated that he
would have voted against the resolution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-03

The Hunnicutt faction, d is said, is very an
cry and indignant at the course pursued ny The
kid gIoved Raaieais, - who, it is insisted, are
all in favor Ct running Gov Perpoinr for Gov
ernor, pulting les friends in all the Offices, and
ignoring the mo gloves in the distribution of
"honors' and 'enaolu,nents" Thus much fol
men. AS for measures, they ADMIT there is not
much difference. and think, as the fox said to
the squirrel, whenever it comes to executive or
legislative action, both the kid gloves and tae
no gloves will "meet at the hatser's."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-03
Gen, Grant and Con. Sherman.

Lieutenant General in the army has become q
law, and my name has been sent to the Senate
for the place. [ now receive orders to report
to Washington Immediately person, which
indicates either confirmation or likelihood
of confirmation. [ start in the morning to
comply with the order but shall say very
distinctly on my arrival there that | accept no
appointment which will require me to make
that city my headquarters. This, however, is
not what started out to write about. While
I have been enlinenty successful in this war,
in at least the confidence: of the public, no one
feels more than [ how much of this success Is
due to the energy, skill, and harmonious put
ting forth of that energy and skill, of those
whom it has been my good fortunate to have
OCCUPY subordinate position under me -
There are many officers to whom these remarks
arc applicable to g.eater or less degree, pro-
portionate to their ability as soldiers; bur
what I want is to express my thanks 10 you
and MCPHERSON, as the men to whom, above
all others, I feel indebted for whatever | have
had Of success. How far your advice and sug-
gostons have been of assistance you know
How far your execution Of whatever has been
given you to do entities you to the reward am
receiving, you cannot know as we'll rs |. tHel
all the gratitude this letter would eyores5,
giving it the most fattering construction. -
The word you" I use in The plural. intending
it for Mcpherson also ] should wife to him,
and will some day but, starting N the morn
ing, | do not know that | Will find time inst
nov. Your friend,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-03

Several heavy failures among the merchants
and planters in Cuba, have recently taken
place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-03

~ THING
" At SMITHS.
MEN s SUITS. st.. S. G}
At5MITH9 8.
MEMS SUIT3....... $1,000 .-
At &MITHS1
EEN'9 SUITS. .a1...Sl2m
AtSMITH'S
MEMS SUITS. sl40O
At SMITHS
MEMS SUITS sl5 % -. g..
At %M1TH';&
MEMS SUITS. ....~st......s SIS GO
AtSM1Th'S
MEMS SUITS. co ..--E
........ Al SMITHS.
MEMS SUITS.... nt....sS 1926 CO
....... 4-.-l s.s At SMITHS.
BOYS SUITS. .....st 81 90
Al SMITHS.
BOYS SUITS. .....st .....s.5 CO
..... NSMITH'9.
Boys SUITS.......at SO CO
AtsMITHS.
BOYS UITS......at.....SlO0 %
AT THE
GREAT CENTRAL CLOTHING HOUSE.
AGO. SEVENTH STREET,
Opposite the Post Office, Washington =
nv 3-lm .. .......
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-03

COLONEL 4. j. HINTON starts for North
Carolina to day, as an agent OF the Union
Republican Congressional Committee He will
spend q month IN oanyassing the State, deliy.
ering speeches, distributing documents, and
organizing clubs and leagues among the
Unionists Other similar agents have preceded
Colonel Hinton, and more will follow It is
the intention Of Che Executive Committee to
have every Southern Safe thoroughly can
yassed, and the Union voters organized and
made ready for the coming elections Wash
7ngton Chronicle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-03

Price OF BEEF STEAKS. We stepped into
3 meat. store last evening to buy beef steaks
and on going TO pay tor it were told the price
vas Is cents pound. We dropped it as we
would coal Of fire, for such price would
soon eat hole into any mans pocket, who
lives on wages. We inquired the reason for
putting up the price? 'sWell, beet is scarce );
we have to pay two centaa pound more for
beef this week than last. :" We looked in the
beef market reports, and found that on first
class beet the rates had advanced one.o,,arter
cent 90 the pound: That was all; and o. this
The retailers put thelprice up FIVE cents on the
pound, If other customers will do as we did.
they will soon come down. CTnc;nnot;' o. s''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-03
BOOTS AND SHOES

B. V Il L
.......... DEALER ~
BOO r $ 4 n D Ii y f s
NO. IA, KING STREET,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Respectfully solicits call from his friends
and the public generally, rs he is selling much
cheaper than any other other store in the c'ty.
ap DIV ...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-03

HE1DfA VI u I11JllEN bhlDUfHO,
Premier Eques.rienne.
MISS AMELIA BRIDGES,
The Graceful! and Brilliant Artist on the Elias it
Rope, who stands above all other compeers
MR.. JOHN BRIDGES,
Master o! the Stud and Equestrian Director
MR.. EDWIN CROUESTE,
The original Conversationalist late of Lent's
Circus, who is the very embodiment of Humor,
Mirtl and Wit. will also appear and relate
some anecdotes, tell several happy stories, and
crack number Of telling jokes, that must
please those who can appreciate and enjoy
clever things we'll told, shly portrayed and Wv
idly deinea ed
MIR. GEORGE BATCHELER,
The Great Vaulter and Leaper OF the Age, will
execute his flying leaps through the air, and
finish with hia Double sonlersault.
HARRY CADONA,
The most Versatile Performer in the world,
will, ct each performance, 1--WE his inimitable
Somorsault Act, through Balloons, Canvas, Sc.
MR. WM. DONALDSON,
The Celebrated Delineator Of Negro Errenlri-
cities and Ethiopian Clown.
ASHTON AND WINNIE
The Astounding Gymnasts
ROBERT HUNTING,
Leaper
.--. WM. MORGAN,
The Wild Horseman Of the Plains
JOHN NAYLOR,
the most afiable Of Ringmasters
Mr. r. JENNINGS
Scenic Equestrian.
PROF.. THOMPSON,
.-....sa Trainer Of Animals
VIM. SMITH, .... .-....
MIR. POWERS,
" MR.. SOMERS,
MIR. SHEPPARD,
And host Of AcrobatS, Tumblers, GyinnAsts,
Equincs and Auxiliaries, Acting Bears Sncrei
Bulls, Performing Dogs. ETC., i0rlnihs LIE
Largest and Greatest variety OF performances
ever given by any travelling troupe.
WILL EXHIBIT AZ
SATURDAY MAY 18th,
AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.
Doors open at 2 and O'Clock. Performance |
% commence an hour after.
my list, Sd, 9Th, 9Th, 10th & 18th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-03
ALEXANDRIA.
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY.aa.

THE CASE STATED We think the Lynch
burg News Estates the case, . plainly, forcibly,
and camly-and assumes the proper ground
With regard to our duties under the Military
Reconstruction act:
Congress demands of us certain conditions
81 indispensable to admission into the Union.
These are hri, fly, we know, the acceptance Of
the constitutional amendment, and the enfran-
chisement OF the colored race. They do not
demand that the negro or the 'loyalists' shall
monopulize the Offices or control the legisla-
ton Of the Stare. They only demand thar all
classes and colors shall be made equal before
the law. To contend that Congress requires
that he majority shall how before the minority,
and surrender to their keeping all political
rights, and the monopoly Of all political Offices,
unae: penalty OF coDtscation and perpetual
dsfrauchise ment, is in direct contravention of
the provisions of the act of Congress, under
which the process of reconstruction is required
to be consummated. Had such been the de-
termination OF Congress, 1t is fair &c presume
that 1t would have been embodied in the bill
Had that body designed to leave ns no option
In the matter, how much easier would it have
been to have prescribed constitution for us,
aad required its acceptance by the people as
condition precedent to re-admission We
sherefore ASSUME that convention called in
accordance with the provisions Of the s. S. s.
bill, which shall torn, q constitution embody-
ing. recognition Of che perfect equality of
whites and blacks before the law including the
wight of suffrage, and the ratification Of rhe
proposes! constitutional anendnscnt, viii have
compiled With every requirement. Of Coogl ess,
vii! have fulfilled every condition. demanded,
And SO far az it's action is concerned would he
entitled TO admission True ,pe ,ionb; gery
much whether such action wo,.li secure adrnis-
sion, Mr.. Wilson's assertion to the. c,neraIy
notwithstanding bus We would nevertheless
have complied with the ternls demanded
Why then shoni we 90 low shot beyond
this, AND ii, addition elect as Governors, J judges
acc Legislators, men who have no claim 30
these propositions except that they represeo5
minority, aud are taken from class whiul
controls the elections in the North? p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-03

TALENT, NOVELTY, WONDER.
UPERIORITY INEVERY UEPARTM EN l,
An, Gallant ,ointc ,lsinlv 1iscerrlubla in the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-03
N7O T II e 2 II BLIC .

ID 1BBONS.-To arrive this day fine a=soft-
u ment OF BLACK RIBBONS; also CHEAP
FELT HATS to which I would call the attcn-
ton Of the ladies. Mrs. &. i, SIMPSON,
nov 23-tf No. 1870 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-03

1e BAGS DRIED APPLES, SUGAR
lO HOUSE SUGARS and MOLASSE Els. low,
Golden Syrup, in barrels; full assortment OF
Cotfees. Teas and Sugars, for sale, wholesale b,
ap 25-lm GREGORY & PAUL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-03

Doors open at 2 and O'Clock. Performance
to commence an hour after
my let, Sd, 9Th, 9Th, 10th & 18th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-03

CH4STE AND MODEST
QUESTRIEENES,
DASHING BOLD RIDERS,
PROTEAN AND SCENIC
EQUESTRlANS,
GIFTED YAULTERS,
MAR FELLOUS LEAPERS,
SURPRISING GYINASTS,
AGILE TUMBLERS,
".~ ORIGINAL CLOWNS,
MAGNIFICENT HORSES,
PRETTY PONIES,
FUNNY MULES,
SPLENDID DRESSES,
COSTUMES,
MOUNTINGS
....... ... ... AND PROPERTIES,
This exhibition is now deemed the sensation.
nj one Of modern times
THE CELEBRATED BRIDGES FAMILY,
(From Battys Royal Amphit heatre London,)
~ MADAME HELEN BRIDGES,
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iIlnHlnnatl ManhALl

iiS ttltetarh. tiHnissHft. siae W
r,hrn ~ ththst bsnpf deniafa: 80
eiisuFr ~ PRISE; stfutffHki 81 f1Fti} sut
fat'iiis 80 iHstt4 ~ anH riifty VIC gtlih faii
ttreir'e. z itj5 hsfffie, 49, rtffia. 81 battEis
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on ltaita.
ihet rtpT~ +ittthaispa aha iirtr stiiss
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ha.fts ~ i% rut'u 80 hi8ds. 49, iibftra.
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thl.nan iInfhFt,

~ ttpstapti tHicAeU. ains -
tturr iluieii sttiutu s&tia ~ az a4a
~ bU
WpsAt tnilI nnH ~ 4 tieeiine - aq8s $50
ges'et'iata Dtiet9 TT NH. .. HhH elJstuf
fttit,i',ff. ~ ~ a3Hb ~
tet.a Faitig aeii tei s,iiea ~ SH ~ aa
gai lsisg aiW Nb Set ali sanit, nha riusihe
sissii5 ~ q ipiis iit Hp
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Fptit isiU-a t.inetitt. s.a t3t,filfrt 81
B~pt Dsfti Heitvel aita lnb tHe hluItet /
se tAife n t,', n%s,s rht,irr sitirp a'4irtirr
steers
iiss,is- Active, 81 ssap n fif hit ~ bss
u.arHl
a,tprt Mechanically aetite tttt tea.
p'rHes ~ 81 te1e 20
ne,,ssi,t,sl aeiin htftt.is iietf, nenp httsi,
ris viirsfi 9R,aH hrsi,ea ret. hsii iuslteis
tuta n 'iH' hueq.
si,is~tsts snp baffeis ilGus, inHpi hnsi,.
nis wheat aA,nnp litiehsis tuttis
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igup.ppaD markets..

rs ,Hhie Iusmis. MHf % " -.
tussris 'iusea 'ir,i,, tsi4. American se
entities riuspa sss'ia ~ ~ 'iiAe,s Central.
fR54i Etie ~,
htvtefda,, NAf % ave.
,,i.fH~ ,iesea auiei nrianas 80 -
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ppfek,tattfsss-t E.- ufei ant eiess' dtili
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warAt tinehaasea
tsni' t',esei heavy ~ ;, aseii.a 80 50.
s',.'i',is saies ~ A,netien, ~ s,,s al,
Al. sa 81 snWetl rets, saa al
athe, markets. unehaAsaa
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