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Kiss FANNIE OWNS SCHOOL.

WI " -
The exercises of this School will be resumed
on Thursday, September 10th.
Particular attention given TO III USlC, at We
ry reasonable charge. sep 3-2W
MISS PoWEL rs SELECT Is SCHOOL FOR
The next session of this School will begin on
Thursday, Septembe IL.
The course of instruction will comprise the
English branches, French, Latin and Mathe-
MATES Number of scholars strictly limited,
Circulars, containing terms, &c, can be- o.
tanned at the residence of Mr.. Charles L. Pow
ell, corner of Duke and Washington SITS.
aug ltd
A LEXANQRIA ACADEMY, ELEVENTH
IN ANNUAL SESSION.
The exercises of this School will commence
on Monday, September It'll, 1863, and terminate
June 30th, 1862 .-.
Charges same is last year.
Senior Class...... per quAlIeA
intermediate Observation-Disclosures.
Junior Glass. ........... %
Circulars may be obtained ut the ookstores,
and applications for admission, or further lnior'
nation, may be made at the school room, NO.
a. AVG ne? y N0y"i s JoHS BEACH Principal
or. MARY'S ACADEMY
y a., S. Washington st.
This Institution will resume its Academic
Exercises on the first Monday ofSeptemb r.
For circulars containing particulars, apply
to the Principal. -
aug l5-lm NJ A KOACa.
~ l.. POWELLo SCHOOL FOR Buys.
The next session Of thi. School will begin on
September l4th, 1865 at the school house on tue
south side of Queen, between Columbus and
Washington streets. ~ -
TERMS OF TUITION:
Per Quarter Payable in Advance.
Senior Glass "
intermediate Glass. ~ oo
Junior GLASS. ~ "
Applications for the al omission OF pupils Will
| be eceived at the residence of the Principal,
| N. 3. corner of Duke and Washington streets
~, CHARLES l.. POWELL, A. NJ,
-. ..rt .-..ssa Principal.
....,., ........ LEWIS II. Les.
aug ltd Grad. Tn, Va, Assistant.
FgNHE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE FOR
4 GIRLS, No. 195, King street. will resume
studies on the second Mon az of September
! The Institute is provided with complete Appa-
ratus and Specimens for the illustration OF les
| sons and aims to address its teachings to the
eye as we'll as to tho car. It pc sesses q Telcs-
cope Of I've feet focsl length; solar Microscope
| Of great power, with many other usetu1 lastru-
ments; commcdious and we'll furnished grounds
| for physical exercises and school Library of
| several hundred Volumes selected especially
for the use Of girls and young ladies. Terms
| moderate.
aug 29-tS14& WIN. F. CARNE, Princpal
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TISH TO ARRIVE.
fgVHE VIRGINIA LAND COMPANY

fENHE ' 1NGlNlA LAND OOt1I AN
INCORPORATED ACCORDING TO THE
LAWS OF VIRGINIA,
with authority to own 25,O0Oacres Of land; Cap
itsl Stock not less than $1,000, or more than
500 coo. in shares of SlG0 each, for the purpose
OF buying and selling Land to, and inducing
immigrants to the State of Virginia.
Land Owners, Capitalists, &c, are invited to
Cooperate with us, By subscribing literally in
money or land, which will with our organizs-
ton prove profitable, facilitate immi grafton to-,
and the settlement of large area Of uncultiva
ted lands in the State. The books are opened
for subscription st the Office Of the Company
100, Prince street. Alexand ria.
w. Il. MARBURY,
Secretary and Treasurer.
JOHN S. BARBOUR, Prest.
T. 4. Brewis,
G. F. Suite
G. G. Wedderburn,
H. B. Sweeny, n;.oo.or,
j. W. Burke, -0'A
Andrew Jameson,
Julius Denelt,
j. II Barker. oct 10
MATCHES MATCHESl s-.
1Vl groce Parlor Matches; groce Daily's
Matches.
sep 3 BROOKES s. TAYLOR.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

The forty.Gfth Session Of this Institution will
begin Oh the lst day Of October, 1863 and end on
the Thur day before the 4tn fully, 1869.
The organization Of this Institution is very
complete, embracing extensive and tho, oug!l
courses of instruction in Literature and Science,
and in the professions OF Law, Medicine and En-
gincering.
Estimated Expenses-exclusive Of books,
clothing, and pocket money-of tho ACADEMIC
Student, $500; of the Law Student $3.50, and
of the Medical Student, $500
For particulars, send for catalogue. to Wm
Wertenbacker, Secretary, or
S. MAUPIN,
Chairman Of the Faculty,
P. .. "University Of Va"
lilo o1p 1i-n01n,#
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OTANMORE SCHOOL FOX GIRLS.
= SANDY SPRING,
Montgomery county, Maryland.
The exercises of this Institution will be re-
sumed on the first of the tenth month, October.
Terms: Board, Washing and Tuition, III the
English Branches, SEE per school year.
The Languages, Drawing, and Music extra.
For circulars, containing fall particulars, cd
dress the Principal at Sandy Spring L, O., Md.
G. H. MILLER, Principal.
MARY P. COFFIN.
ELLEN FARQUHAR.
References-R Il. Miller Alexandr!a Va.
Benjamin Hallowel, Sandy Spring, Md.
Sandy Snrines Md iY 3O-eOtf
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EDUCATIONAL
FILE HAVEN INSTITUTE,
ALEXANDRIA, VA

ALEAANON4L1I w..
Miss Mis- :. Z I. G TEBBS'h Principals.
The Tenth Annual Session OF this Institution
will begin on NJ onday, the 2lst OF Septem per-
Prompt attendance on the part Of those who
propose to enter is earnestly requested;
TEACHERS AND PROFESSORS.
Miss =. 3. GA r BE English.
Prof. R. E. LYMAN, Music.
Prof CUNDLFF, Washington Business Co'-
lege, Penmanship.
Miss NJ. E. STE WART, Drawing and Paint
ing.
Assistants employed in each Department.. =,
The Music Glass is under the able and eff
cicnt management Of Professor r. E Hy-
man, assisted by an experienced vocalist
His former success in this popular accom-
plishment, the systematic arrangement Of the
Musical Department, and the use Of first class
instruments, afford every advantage; For lur-
Their particulars, address either Of the Prlncl-
pals, N O. 1T, Queen street, Alexa., Va. sep II
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son 5-lu
" ING COM e O Il 7 .

Having spent some time away from home IN
order to test the merits Of the various Fire lace
Heaters we have returned, prepared to oLer TO
the public something 81
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NUGARs, SYRUP, COFFEE, &c.

5 A 77'0'
Is bbls. A and B. Refined Brown Sugars; 8
hbds. prime P. 4. and w. 1. Sugar: II bills
Golden and Plain S rup; 20 bags Rio Coffee,
part prime; 8 halt chests choicest Gunpowder
Tea; GOO lbs. Ground Coffee 400 lbs Fresh
Bicarbonate Soda; Mason's Challenge Black
ing; No. Ground Ginger; No. Chocolate;
Corn Brooms; Painted Pals; Pine Pals, &c,
received, in store, and for sale by
~ g.-,a,-e.. ~ ...- A. j. FLEMING,
- je 16-tf ri. No. 9 King street
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The exercises of this School will be resumed
on Thursday September 10th. ~
Particular attention given to MUSIC at q We
~ reasonable charge. sep 3-2w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-12

CT. MARY'S ACADEMY
y A. S. Washington st.
This Institution will resume its Academic
Exercises on the first Monday ofSeptemb r.
For circulars containing particulars, apply
to the Principal.
aug l5-lm --t go 81. M A KOACd.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-29

The steamship Bienville, Capt. Baker, from New
ork, October 18th, and Havana, October Gath,
arrived st Pc Tuesday. October 25th, after
leaving Havana, experienced very heavy north.
east gale. She brings the following passengers !:
From Ne1c York-Miss h. Osborne. Miss E.
Rubniach, ]. R. Faure, Joseph Elliott, Z. Merritt,
Mrs. Mary Scallan, Miss n. A. scallan and two
children, G. W. Crosby.
From Hduana-D. A. Close, N. Torrent, W.
Van Burten.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-29

CrrY OF JEFFERSON, October 70 1858.
Arrived yesterday-236 Texas Beeves. l69
Calves and Yearings. 10 Hogs. Sold yesterday
377 Texas Beeves, IS Calves and Yearlings, "a
Hogs, Mich Cows. Stock on sale-266 Texas
Beeves, Ala Calves and Yearlings, ASS Hogs, 800
Sheep, 26 Mich Gown We quote:
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-29

HAvRE-Bark Walter-l2l9 bales cotton 1850 slaves
GbNk OArrsh brig Herald-55S bales l0v
kUATAN-British schooner Three kstsrs-l1 bbs -four
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leans. ~
From the Cincinnati Gazette, Oct. &c:
Saturday and yesterday were both beautiful
and pleasant. Indian summer has set in earn
estly. Business was brisk on the landing Satur-
day. There now appears to be too much bust.
ness for the water. The packets generally have
all the freight they can carry, and there were
several instances Of transient boats refusing
freight on Saturday. Rates are advancing. The
river continues to fall. In the 4s hours ending at
6 O'Clock last evening the decline was III inches
here, with feet 7 inches in the channel by the
Water Works mark. Capt. A. b. Hopkins, form
erly of the Lizzie Hopkins, was passenger on the
Clifton. Saturday. He had his family and house.
hold goods on board, and was bound for New
Orleans, to make his home In that city. The Dora
will not commence receiving for New Orleans to-
day, as heretofore announced. The Alaska will
be towed above, to-day or Tomorrow, to await
water"
From the Louisville Journal, Oct. &c:
" The river was at stand at this point yester.
day with three feet nine inches water in the canal
twenty-one inches water in the chute, and four
and half feet water on Portland bar Naviga-
ton Is becoming extremely dliic1lt, with four
Of rise are not gratifying. The weather was too
delightfully."- clear aud pleasant yesterday con-
sidering that good. long and strong fall of rain
is pre-emnently necessary at present, considering
the low stage OF water. Business, the day being
Sunday, was nothing 70 speak Of"
The st. Marys, after much tribulation and de-
tentlon. got over all distractions and arrived in
Evansville, ct 81 o'clock Friday night. She left
over 100 tons Of her freight at Flint Island, and
was hghtered over French Island bar BY the Pal
estine. Captain Sweeney chartered the Linton to
20 TO Flint Island and take the freight she left
there, and what the Palestine took down to Cairo,
where the ST. Marys will await her. The Emma
No. 8 has been aground on French Island. The
New Orleans and vicksburg packets have, We
understand, agreed to refuse al reshipping freight
carried to the last mentioned place by the st.
Louis and vieksburg packets, on condition that
take cotton for 81 per bale-the packet rate being
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-29

FLORIDA PORTS.
FOB FLORIDA PoRTR
ALLIANCE LINE q. g. NAIL sTEANsHlPs
ezp. FOE PyNaAC01A. WARRINGTON
HECXRb AND MILTON, APALACHICOkA. NJ
Sh MARKS, CEDAR KEYS, TAMPA AID KEY
Through bills Of ladns 20 Columbia Ca. and IsInsndgs
and all regular landings Chaftahoochse River alec
Fenandina and yscksonvls cheaper than any other
read and steamshps connscns q rsnandinA = lsvss
IRIS line composed Of the following Steamship TO ell
avery SATURDAY.
Alliance, T. e PARKER. Commander.
Lavaea, L. b. LIVINGSTON. Csmmandsx
Florida, n. 0LEARY, Commander.
The steamship FIOrids.
0'LEARY. Commander,
WIN leave her wharf foot Of Calops strsst on sArUR
DAY. October 81 at 8P. r.
For frsght passage. apply 70
NV. PERKINS 4 CO., Agents,
Is Carondelet Btrook
n B~Bhippsn win please procure orders from Agents
Once before sending freight to the steamer
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lie Jim 0rlssss Gtssesrt, 1harsday, ehsbss 2a.

81 so. The Rob Roy. Capt Ciiue's new purchase.
passed down yesterdsy for New Orleans. from
whence she is 10 60 into the Ouachits trade. She
had ell she could carry when she passed here.
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~ - - - .
orr'e.' .ss.s:; e Ss. 6 s. * iss
Cleared Yesterday. II
Bari Msi.r' n BSt.r tor III Hare HypsG s Acc
sshr Three SISTERS sndsrssn, for Ruassn
Arr,vea Yesterday.
s's'masn a2s sr S% No" i0l 'n
sTEANBoArs.
P1onee ellen Sll. from shrsyspors
Agnes. Ralie from Barataria
Hunter. Jesnfr from the Jump
Rssmo a, II Bssrdnan. c.Toiias Bu S''''''
LotawsnDa, Patterson. from Monroe
Enterpr Sc. richardson. from Natchez -II
n kharp. Aucoin from Dcnadsonvlis
ARsIvALs AT THE NEW BASIN.
Schooner ssnIfs ss Rs.I"s1 as s%
Schooner Katy l. from Blind River
Schooner Kate Fsss, Lindee from Pass Manchae
Schooner Ksts Judd, from 'a Pass Msnchae
schooner ID Post. Hanson. from eastern Shore
Schooner Dalshin Guio. from Bay :, Louis
Schooner Webb, Steiner. from Bonso our River
ARRIVALS AT TIE OLD BASIN.
Schooner Belle Fsvre from Tcheturcta
schooner Lei Ne Go, rom Welt River
below Oonsng Up.
Ship Mcleod; BOworigg from Liverpool 10th Aug to
Memoranda
The ship Two Brothers, Captain Norton, ON Bath. Me-
for this is reported ashore and bssa at ody Islsnd
Gardiner, Me Assistance has been her
by The wreckng masters, the Messrs- Bakers.
DOMESTIC PoRn.
Boston Oct 2-Ceared for New Orleans, steamship Gen.
coDdis, hedge Sailed for do, bark Aiasks. Small
Nsw York, Oct z3Cesred for New Orleans bark Eva H.
Fink. Emery For Lsvaca and Indsoola, schooner Az q.
Leverets, Thompson
ExDOrtss
HAvRE-Bark Walter-l2l9 bales cotton 1850 slaves
GbNkOA-srsh brig Herald-653 bales cotton l0v slaves
kUATAN-British schooner Three stsrs-ll bbls -four
bbls beef bbs 65UO shingles $500 lumber pkgs
ndse
NEW Notwithstanding BienviIe-7 pixies garlic Jos Bar
ba5 do 81 pkgs wine pkg sweelma ats Pesaut-2
cigars Pedro kodel-s crates Il bbis do Pgnola
nOBILE-Stesmer Louse-l5 bales cotton Winston, Nor
rison Aco-l0 do Henderson, IA Howard Preston-20
Schneider Zuberber-3 bit bxs tobacco Hern-
be40 pkgs do Jno Phelps &co5 bales onabegs 10 bales
Lehman. Newgass AGO SIS pkgs t9bacco Whit
ney kco-sundries 20 order-fotal Sc bales cotton
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WATERING PLACES.

FOB WATERING PLAcEs-MoRGAN LINE .. ..
Nail Steansrs.
Ers. F0B BAY 1T. L0UTD. PASS
&MLIR Christian, 4 isslssiopi City. Biloxi Ocean
Springs srd PascA9ou
fne osy pv-prsesuve iron stsams< Louro, Ox3soD
JOSEPH N. WALKER win leave arrival Of Pontchar.
train Railroad yrars a. below:
On TUESDAYS srd THURSDAYS. 10 A. train
On SATURDAYS. II \ rAsn-sn TIN strip eons Passs.
goulA ~. -.
Returninf WIN issys Ocean yprines syNuAv and WE'D
Midday EVENINGS and FRIDAY NOaNIN0S
Tho above trips will be regularly unless prevented 10
OHAs. 4. WHITNEY CO.. ArsusA
.' 90 and 50 Camp strsst
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NEW york;. @
FOB NEW roKk
nERCHAErg STEAMSHIP LINZ
4M2 co~'"-.s ~ a"'s'.'' ss'.-'A'''-
S SEEsSEst S.es.is Wen
ssNERzE IiiEixpE. usossa 4 " s:np:ss
UNITED ..osPtaan Ga L. Nortsa
Sailing nom Nsv York EVERY sAruRDAy.
'o' ''-A'''' Unitea states.
GEo L. NORTON. coumsndsr,
win leave wharf spposits Vegetable Market Second Dsct
SATURDAY. Oct 81, atsHn. tfIs.
Tbsss sssAmsu have superior accommodations tor pas
CABIN PAssAGE..............
- s-.ssSs massage apply 70
~ Bills Of Ladng signed through TO liverpool
WOOD LON so' : is sV 6s1ysss .ss...
TIE Steamship CRESCENT CITY viii Alow. leaving
SATURDAY. November7 atsP.E
FOB NEW YoRK DIRECT.
THE o1oxwELL LsHA
Ezs,. This Line is composed of the following Steam
Sfk ships
Gee. CromWoll. Geo. Wa9hingtes.
Marlposa. OOrtess
fhs Stsamship
HoRATIo NELSON, Csmmandsr.
Wm isavs wharf fsss Isulsass ssrssk SUNDAY.
November LIST, ASA u
Passage ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Freight for LIVERPOOL, HAvRK and BREMEN sakss
By this line md through bills Of lsdins given for
ALFRED nouzaox.
q oarondslss sissss
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
YoR BALTInoKx AND HAVANA
YHH NEW ORLEANs BALrIMeRx ANr HAVANA
8BGULAR sEnI-N0NfHLY LINR or STEAMSHIPS
ss. 4 s &C., c:s.:.A
CARRYING UNITED STATES uAMA
FIRST CABIN.
Fhroush fieksts - New YORK. go.
A@a roSSsIss a Ky wss H.g 5000 .S..ss.s
Maryland.
4. @. REED Commando
Wm lsavs her wharf, OPP ,sits jackson Square. on
TUESDAY, Oct 9th, at n. carrying the U. malta
For freight passage having ansazassa spssunsenr
uons, apply 70 WIfHKRsPooN. HALsKY CO.. Assntl
- Caroudslst strssk
T. B-No bnIs Of ladns but those Of the Company VIII
10 signed Permits for fseht must procured from this
once No freight ter Havana taka sfsss u s'sAsss
day Of SAILING.
The Steamship CUBA will follow on SATURDAY,
October 3ist
HAVANA.
FCR HAvANA-U. 8. MAIL LINE.
To sail on SATURDAY. October 3lst ct o'clock ,. ~
FS6e. FOR HAvANA-U. g. NAIL LINE
S1halh The Al Iron Steamship
FlOrlda,
II O'LEARY, Commander,
VIII her vhavf foot Of Caope street, First District
above. For freight passage spply to
=. W. PERKINS co, AGENTS.,
Is Carondelet street
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Commercial Sntslli9enre.
CRESCENT orTIcK. No. "a CANT STREE
Wednesday Evening. Oct. %, 1868.

Wednesday Evening Oct % 1868 !
CorToN-The market opened this morning with
a moderate inquiry, at steady and firm prices !;
while many factors, in anticipation of still further
advance in Liverpool, did not seem anxious to sell
except at higher figures. Later in the day, how.
ever, there was more anxiety to realize exhibited
on the part of holders, Notwithstanding the fact
that gold and exchange ruled more in their favor
than for several days past, and the Liverpool and
New York markets were reported firm and steady,
but the demand had not been so general as here
tofore, most pending orders having been already
filed. Sales, however, footed up 3400 bales, and
the market closed somewhat easier though not
quotably lower. We repeat yesterdays figures
as follows, viz: Good ordinary 22t@22lc., low
midding 23@234c., middling 233@23}c., and
strict middlirg 24@24ic.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock hand September l. 1868. S666
Received snce ytsteroas 259s
heceived previously LII luo lso.sui
Exported since yesterday. lnz -.
Exported previously. ........f4sz<z 1o.ssf
Stock hand and shipboard. g 379
Exports to-day were: $50 bales for Genoa, and
1919 bales for Havre.
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eALVE9TON-
xozsAx LINE o. 4 NAL sTKAMsHIrA
~Ezn FOE 9ALvEoTON AND INDIAN
RNfE6Ib OLA : The following nav Iron lov.prosIure
ses steamships form this IAns:
w. q. Hewes.....l. O. Harris. Aust1ns
et Mery. ..........- gnes: '........- y srsaas
cinsc: s:ee :scssraa,
J. LEWIS. Commands.
October 30lh. ct 3 A y
yertrsisht o. passags apply 70
oHAs. A. Whitley CO. AsnA
Freight insured the rates adopted BY the Board
of Underwriters July lst, 1853
B-No bills oflsdins signed ser sailing Of the steamer
x1fMt FoB TExAs-
INSIDE BERWICK's BAT ROUTE.
NEW ORLEANS oPELOUBAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD. $500.
s.. y: s; PEI ss6z ~ "a sss
esr Depot q Az, anivng q Brsshesr CiV 8 L n,
taking the Morgan Linz etsamahps q Drashsar R Galveston
Josephine. .....................CAPT. J. n LEWIS
TUESDAYS AND BATURDAYs.
Massg0rda. .................Cspt J. j. ATKINSON,
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYA
Tcksss 70 b and unt O'CLOCK
Iousas Railroad Company, No. o dsnsl sssk q 4 g
9. ". R BxYLE1. s.Ssssssssss.s
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SIuS ~SSaSb;uotc,1.

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SGlhl.) Gin Gcmtte, pm Seputlltanern
IaS SuGintcan, 9cfibrt ron BEN Wpuccrn.
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grtB icFprtt9e 8prfGbrunacn fur rio @attcr
in lcnem Sta1te 81 trpirfcn.
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(Neeatlntatipn.) - Sttrt WcGa9 ants
5d. 1T bier a%u9etpmmen, I'm Spm Grn1reG
tic Disqualification metr1rcr Mit9ilecer cer
zt~11l5tc8i9latur 5u srptrtcn.
(aMdIdes.) = Der Sen1t Bat %fpllcUcc
~Graennuraen pc8 @ld(cEnttR T q. u. 8u
1t, Gnreomir fur S1frGmentp; =. e. Ger,
6rttcen0rttter bier; $. -. SSrus, S1err
rtftcr fur Ntusliertto; unp Y sNla9Nelr,
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plienihlftel ~ Der llnt9crlitdt Columbia,
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enc fur Gas G0niu!at il 3%OnplUIu, an ptn
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pist pas 9ltcller bc5 SiIpbaucra Glart Nijls
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perbafet upe tbncn rcr hph DDrblnNrne
[tctl hes @ettp4iclen ~1bGcnpnmen.
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