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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-30

In Plymouth township, near Wikesbarrc,
Pa, Yesterday, family eff outlaws resisted a
constable sent 10 execute process upon them;
they killed him, aud their house was stormed
BY posse of citizens, who arrested them all
aud put them IN Jail. At Detroit and near
Memphis two murders, 10 each uf which there
were two victims, are reported. The negro
preacher who killed his wife in Georgetown,
Delaware, last week, was found hidden 10 the
attic OF his church. Ex-Cougressman Bowen,
of South Carolina, has been arrested for partl.
cipatiou 10 MURDER committed eleven years
ouo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-30

A motion has been filed in the Supreme
Court of Louisiana to remove Dubuclet the
Republican State Treasurer, as it is alleged he
holds the Office uoder an illegal commission;
that Moucure was elected treasurer and is
legally entitled to the Office; that Moucure re-
ceved $4,000 aod Dubuclet II 900 votes, Civ
ing to the Former majority oil 5000, and that
through the action Of the returning board in
refusing to count Moncure's majority be was
improperly deprived of the Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-30

10 noticing the death of Mr. r. Beverly
Clarke, of Loudoun, on Tuesday night last,
heretofore mentioned 10 the Gazette, the Loud,
ouu Mirror says: "Mr Clarke was long suf,
ferer from consumption. He was son of the
late William B. Clarke, OF Maryland and a
nephew of the late William Beverly, Of this
county, Mr.. G. was in about the Goth year OF
bis age, gentlemen, kind, generous and hos
pitable 10 all the relations Of life, aud was uDi.
versaIly esteemed by all who knew him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-30

Chemical investigation shows that a portion
of cargo of salt brought to New York by the
British ship Niagara, on the 4th instant, most
vt which has been snld aud sent out of that
';ty, has beeu lmprnsuated with arsenic. Sew
raj packages Of the prison, which we're on
Doard the vessel, got broken during the voyage
aud their contents came in contact with the
salt. The poisonous salt has been ordered
back to New York for further analysis and de-
struction if necessary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-30

The Governor has appointed H. w. Thomas,
of Fairfax; Robert Ould, of Richmond u. S.
Meem, OF Shenandoah; Filzhugh Lee, Of Stat:
ford; and B. F. Rxey, of Fauquier, visitors to
Mount Vernon; and Gen. 2. T. Moore and
Mr.. Lewis Wagner, of Richmond, to fill vacau,
cies in the Board of Visitors of the Central
Lunatic Asylum caused by the designations Of
Major a. B. Venable, who has removed from
the State, and Major Samuel II. Boykiu, who
has been elected Registrar of the Laud Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-30

A division into natonalities of the l2 900 aud
odd emigrants who arrived at New York dur
ing the three mouths ending with March
illustrates noticeable change from former
times. Although Germany leads the list, yet
the British element, exclusive Of Irish, is
nearly equal, while Ireland furnishes about half
as many as either. The increase of the Eng
lsh and the falling off of the Irish is shove by
the figures
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-30

1t is stated from Washington that the COM
missioners of the Freedman Bank have $500
900 in the United States treasury, but as it
would require s6OO0O0 to declare dividend Of
20 per ceut aod the depression 10 the real estate
market rehders imDracticable to realize on the
tank property at present, such dividend is
not Immediately probable. Many ofthe deposi-
tors are said to be selling their bauk books at
tsn cents on dollar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-30

The Circuit Court of Charleston, West Vir-
GINA, has refused TO order sale of the White
Sulphur Springs, and at the same time refused
to confirm the lease for five years Of the prop
erty to Peyton 4 Co., but directed the COM
missioner to lease the springs to Peyton & Co.
for one year upon terms to be agreed upon be-
tween the parties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-30

A letter from Abingdon, Va, says that three
United States prisoners, eff and James Peri
demore and Dallas Redmond, captured by
Major Wagner on his recent raid and confined
10 Lee county (Va.) Jail, awaiting trial TOR ILL.
cit distiIllug, were released by crowd Of TWEEN.
ty FIVE men, who lorciby entered the Jail at
9. 80 D. m. on the 22d inst. The outer doors
We're DOT fastened, aud the jaior and two
guards present made no resistance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-30

This is Kenlucky's centennial year. One
hundred years ago Richard Henderson pur
chased from the Iulians all Kentucky south
of Kentucky river. Daniel Boone surveyed
the purchase tor him. Booue complicated the
fort at Boousborough, 10 Madison County his
wife and daughters came as the first women to
Kentucky, and the first sermon was preached
ut the Big Spring, 10 Harrodsburg, Mercer
o1unty
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-30

The Comptroller Of the Currency has uoti6ed
the Secretary Of the Treasury that the addition
al amount Of new National bank notes issued
siuce March 20 last is 81 ACC 800. The amount
previously issued under the act Of January Il,
1875, was So, 400 900; total 81 e35, 800 This
will call for an additional reduction Of 81 lib,
GAO 10 the outstanding legal tenders.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-30

1t is stated that there is no possibility Of car
ryiog into effect the bill for the taxation OF
personal property 10 the District of Coum bis.
The time is too short, the measure is practical
ly not feasible even if strictly legal, and if car
ried out would prove most onerous levy.
Hence the ctizeus are not paying much atter.
ton to the assessors, but there ts no trouble in
connection with the real estate tax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-30

izcns should give up business for an indefinite
time and arm and range themselves along the
ftontie:, they could keep it clear of msrauders.
A regiment of troops could be spared from
Louisiana, to the great advantage of that State
They are under liberal pay, and could be dong
something to earn their money 10 Texas 10
stead of idiDg time away and eDdangerlng the
public peace in Louisiana. By performing
military service in Texas they would leave her
able-bodied men free to work in redeemlng and
building up the State. But this is not the
most serious consideration. 10 matter so del
icate ana difficult as border skirmishing, it is
very important to have cool, disciplined troops,
commanded by experienced officers, Oh this side
of the liue The laws and propreties of civil
lied warfare should be carefully observed.
While the invaders are repealed with all the
loss that can be Inflicted 90 them, care should
be taken not to pursue them too reveugetuIly
and TOO far into Mexican territory. There
should be so much tact exercised 10 the con-
duct of the defense of the border that the two
countries should not become involved 10 war
and if that should unfortunately follow, then
We desire to have it appear plainly that this
Government is not 10 the wrong.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-30

Senator Mitchell DIMES statement that he
had been engaged 10 the movement to displace
Secretary Dclano from the Cabinet Some Of
the friends of Mr.. Deano assert that the whole
story of his prospective exit from the Capitol
was concocted by clique, at the head of which
is a Pacific coast Senator, and one of the largest
and bo!dest operators n Wall street Delano,
it is said, stands, in his official capacity, in the
way of some OF the land schemes of this clique.
1t is further alleged that the mediums through
which publicity was given to the story are COZ,
trolled by those who are known to entertain a
bitter personal hostility to Delano.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-30

The good feeling in Arkansas is evidenced
by the fact that the ex Federal and ex-Con.
federatc soldiers have agreed to observe De-
coration Day together, aud decorate without
distinction the graves of both Federal aud Con
federate soldiers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-30

Over two hundred residences 10 Oshkosh,
Wisconsin, aud more than hundred stores,
hotels, banks, etc we're buroed. Hundreds of
families have been rendered homeless, aud wo-
men and children are reported to be lying
about the desoIate streets or roaming around
10 search of place for shelter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-30

The Washington Republican acknowledges
that the political polity of the South is extend
ing its influence, and that the Democratic NIL
nority of the North has already yielded to the
control Of the Democratic majority ofthe South.
AS remedy for the further spread Of the dis
ease it recommends "a system Of compulsory
education, to be managed by the National Gov
ernmeEt, dictated virtually by the North, and
submitted to by the South as part OF the
punishment of treason" Which prescription
would kill the patient and convict the quack
doctor Of malpractice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-30

The Papal Alb ievate, Monsguore Roucetti
and bis party, during their recent visit to Wash
iogtou, it is said, declared that it was the most
beautiful city they had seen, and the Captol
building was the ines, Of its description in the
world. Count Mareforcbi is an architec! OF great
note, and holds the position of Papal architect
10 Rome.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-30

Paper is now used very successfully for max
iug buggy boxes, baskets, Boiling Tor machine
~, boats, clothing. household utensils. etc. For
buggy boxes its utility is highly appreciated, as
there is no danger of its shrinking or cracking,
while it is almost impossible for horse to kick
it and make any impression on its surface.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-30

The Secretary Of the Treasury has issued a
circular prohibiting clerks aud other employees
of the Treasury Department from giving any
Information relative 20 vacancies that may exist
or occur 10 any branch Of the Treasury Depart.
meut. 4 violation Of the provisions OF the Cir
cular will be, the Secretary says, sufficient cause
FIR re m nvai
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-30

General Grant has declined something A
Washington dispatch informs US that the
President has siuce his return to Washington
from New England declined several invitations
to dinners and other celebrations in New York
and elsewhere
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-30

Mr.. Voorhees,, of Indiana, on Sunday rcceiV
ed the rite of cou6rmation at the hands of Bishop
Talbot, of the Protestant Episcopal Church, a
Terre Haute, indiana.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-30

The seth anniversary Of the introduction of
Odd Fellowship into the United States was
celebrated 90 Monday last by the mombers OF
Myrtle Lodge in Fredericksburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-30

The Richmond Dispatch, 10 an article upon
the attempts to diminish the value Of he tax re
ceiyable coupons 10 comparison with what was
styled lawful money" based .pou au attempt
to prejudice the farmers against the merchants,
says: According to official statement there
was received iuto the Treasury from October
|, 1873, 10 October l, 1874, about 81 100000
in coupons, of which 5000 900 must have been
paid 10 chiefly from the country taxpayers.
What fraud it was to pretend that the cities
exclusively proftted by the coupons? The
Legislature had no right to depreciate the value
Of the coupons, and the unlawfulness of such
an &C, would have been all the more scandalous
based upon false pretext. Que effect of the
payment of taxes IN the recevabllty coupons
has been to cause considerable investment OF
the gains of couotry pursuits III State consols.
1t is good thing fur the farmer. 1t he buys
State bonds at the present rates, ADD pays the
coupons into the Treasury at par, he makes
about ten per cent. 90 the Investment; good
speculation. Que wealthy county 10 the State
is Known to have purchased about $4,000 OF
cousols for this very purpose. So We see how
our own people may profit by the law. If the
Legislature would proceed TO maintain the pub
lie houor the farming community could cou-
tuue to profit 10 this manner but even Vlr-
gipiaps will lose faith in the credit of their OVID
State 10 view of the attacks that are made up
90 it by the regulators. We suppose every
man must see what great thing it would be
for Virginia if her bonds could be absorbed by
her own citizens aud the new sinking fund to-
gether at the low prices 10 which they have
been reduced. 1t would keep our debt at
hone. aud its payment would be to ourselves.
Any man can readily see that the process Of
thus iuvestiog money and paying taxes will 10
few years relieve the State from I'll hardship
and establish entire content amoug lne people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-30
A desperate conflict between awless men

a desperate conflict between laWlesa men
aud civil officers took place neal Wllkesbarre,
Pa, Yesterday, 10 which two Of the latter re-
ceiyed severe wounds, one of them being prob
ably fatally shot This was followed by an
assault, by the Sheriff and posse of hun
dred men upon the house occupied by the des-
peradoes and barricaded by them. and after .
stout fight the house was broken into and the
outlaws overpowered and arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-30

The New York Trbuoe thinks that Secretary
Delano is perfectly safe under the shelteriug
wing Of the President, where so many states
men of damaged reputation have found refuge
and balm for their wounds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-30

Littell's Living Age, for this week, contains,
as usual, the best selections from the best tor
eigu periodicals, with stories, poetry, &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-30

John G. Woodson, esq died at his residence
in Harrisonburg, on Sunday evening last, IL
about the 50th year Of his age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-30

The State Council Of Friends of Temperance
of Virginia, is now 10 session at Danville.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-30

doSs JUL iA'po w IcCeipLs @'ON.
BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
For Sugars the market has been quiet To-Day
but it i, firm in tone for all descriptions, ahd VIZ
quote as follows Cuba, grocery grades; o3.e1ci
Porto Rico, grocery grades, 63a9c, ano Dem nS-
rars vacuum pan 9tal0c Stock here now '|''
ho2sheads. .,-
Tho market for Coffee is quiet comparatively,
though very strong and buoysnt IN ton, tone. lns
only sale reported to-day being one Of Ivy oagI
prime Rio understood at l9c, gold. we SUI
quote jobbing lots, ordinary to choice 81 from
ia to a4c gold. Stock here in first hs s6
about u 90 bags, and second hands about W.
900 bags.
LYScHBuRG MARKET. Aprilz9.-Tbs market
is without material change since l"st rep
Wheat, white, I25al45; red ll5al35 Corn III
light receipt, with sales at 1881 for yellow niu
wbi.e Dat, 56sG0 and in light demand. hye
quiet at 80aS5
RICHMOND MARKET, April &.-Ihe maLkes
is aust bui firm, with So c, vi ry gooa VIZ
AMI red Wheat at 1873. Corn in fair request, WILL
sales O. white st S. Sales Of Oats at 6'aoo
FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. April Zs;-tno
market is quiet, with light receipts OF Haa a..
Wheat ll5al33 for fair to prime ana oa oo IVA
choice Corn e0a82 Oats 65s7o. Rye 'S'o'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-30

ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET. April 20 =.
Tho arrivals OF Beef Cattle a-e stlll very light,
while the demand i good, and the best qualities
are scarce; sales d 5G4c Per Id. Veal Calves
5a7c, and in fair supply. Sheep are in good
supply, with fair dc nsnd, and sales at 5a7Ac
Hogs are in abundant supply, the sales being at
1Oal2c, alive. Cows and Calves rs .s55, with q
limited demand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-30

GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET April %
The re- eipts OF Beef Cattle this week hive bsen
light while the demand WAS tolerably brisk
tho sales reported foot up 49, at prices ranging
from 5a7ic per ID. A bout $40 Sheep and Lambs
were offered, and most of them sold at from 5s
&c per ID for the Sheep, m 50.S5 per head
for the Lambs A few Cows and Calves cold ut
price. ranging from 25aS5O
, 1875-04-10

obecuro theatres that Gonrislael for time In
coiupany Nth Tho other ho.,sca ip I,anks!,,e,
j.. Tie old Cockpit Taoatre was located Ia H.
iiLea-in-the-Flaltls, aud owod lta nauo 10 tho
fact OF its having benn Alterol from a cockpit
into phyl,ouhe. 1t was deelroycd by Tho SOL
ders III tG4o. and was rebuilt by ltl.oslcs. slr ".
Dhvenant With Dettcrton and kynaHton 10 his
ccolnpauy, occupied Tho house untt 1GG2. Tim
CHttnu. which stood ut uo!ywell, Ia manslonod
IN l5!7. 1t was placed near tho Pttory OF 1t.
Jofin l.artiss. Atnl IL supposed to hayo got tts
ha1no from its boing tic irHt tlentre 10 tlso Tho
curtain III fraDt Of tho Stage. TIN Fortaho
IhehsIo vas built for Philip lfcnalowo aud Will
lam Al!oyil, n'Vl wna aponad iu 1G0f. It Was
equaro "ou9etl esliica, and cost II ,3o0. It vaa
btifnt III l64l aud waa re1,ilit on circular rlnn
o! hslca, mad tiled. The honso Bttr,l on tho east
st!o Of aolding-anc, without Crippcsate.
ls cDn1oeturod by Malone thas !" lilo Thea
trc," built IN 1916. ate first building erecssd
III Of !rar tiis metrol l1s pu,posely for scenio
cElsbtiona." John Htockwnnd mentioned it tu
n sermon delivered At st. rau.'s Gross. III l57Y,
as ~ tho gorgeous plaT.ng. pacn areclad in tho
tleids." 1lta "gosgouus hoa.o was constructed
Of wood thu eito Of tho Iliosy of 81, Jou 5ap-
tist, nt 1lnlvwel Sioretlitch. tswes taken down
III 15:| and tho wnod removed to Danisdo for
rebuilding the Gfol,c. Tile ha1 or lcfcctory Of
tho Nlnttit1ara Monastery wns fitted up for \
theatre IN Isl. III lGE} 1t wRH taxcn down, aud
but scn.ity records romaln of liz ltAtory Il hra
been tnttl that ~ many m twelve thcatfas we1e
IN operation in tho City Of LONDON It ono ttmo
Wlilo Elizaleti VAS uil Tho t!,tone. and tue Int
In probably ma.io un by counting In tho rtdo
plaslln'lse as Ne"irgtnr-o!l~Dutts which. for a
lr'cf "ll'!d In ia early history Of tile regular
drama, sas uscI fur hccuc rGprsa on!stionu.
, 1875-04-10
CHANGES II THE POSTAL LA}y.


Efforts OF tire ExpruAn- Companies in
NnAsAtncto:.
NRw Yonx, april 5.-1o Ia Editor Of Me
Isc,n York Tribune: When ex-senator numsey
"riaca 10 explain" ho would butter toll the facta
OF keep ILLS seat. Last November, / happened
to meet In the Posi- -0fIiro Department a. Wash
ngeeu emo OF the principal contractors for tranr-
ror!in; 1naiIl iu Ari.oaa mud III other Western
Territories aud hs told mo OF au ntorviow with
Postmastor-uonerat Jawell. from which ho had
Just coms. 3lr. jewell said that dcle,!at,on OF
c7pscas- managers, among whoat were tho man.
ascra Of tho Adams Express Company, had lust
hesn complaining that tho low ratio of postage
OH merchandise WIS taking away thois amal-
package business, and that lnrsc d1y-goods
houses wero loading down tho 1nails with lcgiti-
nato approximation. lie asked mo ii I falt II
on my routes. replied ,at psosumol people
OIL tho frontier would clalm that rlxht na fAir
intact 10 the lroo delivery which WIS afforded to
tho great citos, aud thought 1t would b. o jnat
claim, especially ~ 1t would not cost tho Gov.
eernnsant snvthsn2, nna ,soul'l prove TO DO no
hnrdSn 10 the callIsctors."
attur tie FranEins b!u Eassea. another ytoni-
naut contractor eaul to 1le, Win wu bill TOR
our four ycars' corttactA last viu.es, NO un'os-
stood perfectly thu law Mndsr which We wore
bidding. "e 1neF We Naro lsablo to carry tner-
chas,ttiue packAEaa up to ],ou,lds in weight VI
half tho rate slrco ti1cu, aud VIC 1nlja our .,rco
TO coIEsrronsl. ffo knew, too, tl.etn would 10
70 irco Ms:ter; but by tha re-enac.nlent " tho
franhing law VIZ aro loaAou u hundred times
heafier with loots tlau we Eulsld hcyo Lutn
With snckhgth. No matter! Eo uro ready to
casEy Tho nals Just no us contracted u 10. II
GuhEfohh wants to atll 70 'Alr weight, additional
pay 1n1ist cn.na with it,"
know that nlauy Of lilo prominent express
usen Ct tho country were In Wasulugton, for
IAN th.m tLers. Thkt thoy attended to tkia
alteration Of the postage rate. HI. snually
bt,to, fnr aaw tAGul II, thu .Dtlico Dty,art-
lctn:tnd Aearl tha ptccodiu:, tp,osyicx rolated
wiLhil htteep tninuscI utter IL occurred. But
that not Ringla representative OF an sxpresa |
company approached tho Committee, MoT any |
maubsf OF Ii, ! sm not 10 sure. ". ".
, 1875-04-10

Gh1.ahl ttIH1 Astrs.
TITO tue.ues. mAn IN this rltY ltgos On jackson
street. ilo cuts tho accounts ot tho Heeeler
Bcaudat ont of tl1o paper every morning and
,uother-ir.law from reading them. liz eayY
"Tloy nuser look In that boob" and DO to1hs
thsm "Ths dog ehass tia psRsx tull II
, 1875-04-10

myiiAl foes that ravago their tioda a,a ers;,-
aries. Until men hava talIan is,to 'lo;asc. .:...y
| ate not too old to acquire any s!csirnhfn lL,,s-
cdge tleA let oyon ttloso wt.0 l,ayo Erow t,.ay
during tong ecryice ut the Elov a, tin I,runins-
knife, dolay no ionser to xenren boola hiri
raHcrn for tho light which rcicnco alone cat,
throw OIL tho i.atdts Of inscc:a antl t,Ian:a. ns,
tho constituents Of sniIs, and tic pl.eiu;,.ua oi
| climate and atmosphere.
IL iB well for t,s future r.osrnctg OF actcu'-
tnro III finpia tint Tie children in :.s schools
arc being instructed IN tho natural science..
An EHoLtsH DICTIONARY.
9nE mtohE @ nis1'os*nr 1r ~. i:sstisn lay Lay
II m an @ pai
1?'no., pr. ~. Neason: E.:cs It I.auriHf.
For ncho1l.nseH In England. wheyo It's HrHtems
Of os!hography and orthoepy agree with tie ac-
| kilowlct1ged standards ths tictiun4ry seons
| well adapted. its definitions arc full ai,i clear,
| It's vocabulary meetB tho ordinary requirements
! Ct tho H:uJaut and In etJmoloEy it goes to tho
longtl, nf giving root-fornl Of eacll primitive
| word. Tho pppcndicea, considering tho Erope
OF tho Work. are cop,ous and valuable. Yet,
however nutneroas aud pronounced n7o tic
mer!ls Of the lexicon, tlIu ,'ropricty Of intto-
| duciEg 1t into American echoola ls gucg-
! ttutsahle. We havo nlrca,ly two conflicting
methods Of apei1i1s and pronunciation in
thu rival dictionaries If Wob-.er and
! WoEces:er. 1am"htEbiy confusing cur written
mud vraj u,nnr1, mn, IL -rn,,t,1 1,1 ia, Ia L.,
aut tni,t Io.so1Isn. - .nt.'"rt., ~ ~. t,,,!,;,Jv
t,,r ;s,hai ~ tn,T,,,... - ~ as ~.
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to whi, ,hair deat -; cn,tu!. ~ tn,, nssiSe
is,",,sro ,,,t IL r,,.,,1,s tastsd ' ~ ~,
nn this ~ ~ tn f,,,,a W. w. ,a ~,
hops tia. I'm English dictionary, with radical re-
no: como IN lisnn f,,n re-" III, n.r o,.
ie,,eoaianhc,s. A0 "''N"-A S"A
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| MlIcitASts ron 7nx YlAa 1:;:, Uy FuttrI,rx
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