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The Men who Want Honest
Money.

CHICAGO, March S.-The Executive
Committee OF the "Honest Money
League" has isued call for meeting
of persons who are friendly 10 the OBJ
ject Of the league, to take place at the
Grand Pacific Hotel Of this city on Tues
day, March 10, at Pm. The call states
that the object Of the meeting is to per-
feet q permanent organization for the
Northwest, to thereby disseminate sound
views Of finance and to counteract the
influence OF organized agitators who
would lead the nation 10 the adoption OF
OF irredeemable paper money. The
leaders OF the movement report that It Is
rapidly gaining strength, and that letters
are received daily from other places ex-
pressing warm interest and desire to CO.
operate.
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mon, % 900 preferred, IL, 900 St Paul com.
mon, 5000 preferred, 900 Laekawanna,
q. 600 " estern Union, and 1 400 Q. o. CO ].


CHICAGO, March Flour-Dull and
unchanged; extra 81 25a4 rs, Minnesota
extra 81 76a6 90, patents So 6OaV 90, snper.
6ne 81 50a4 90, winter extra s. 0Oa7 90.
Wheat-Active; No. Chicago spring at
ST 06N, No. 2 do gilt edge 81 05N regular,
81 O5 05s6 cash and March, 81 06Ha
i O6K May, NO. 5, soc, rejected sSc. Corn
Fair demand and prices higher at 1910
cash, March and April. oats-steady and
firm at 2S1Ec cash, 2c April, 2eISc May.
Rye-Quiet and unchanged. Barley
and lower at s. rs. Pork-unsettled;
opened strong and higher and closed at in.
side quotations; 50 45a9 80 cash, 50 50
April, 80 60 May, 50 Is June, sales at
Sd 6Oa9 so. Lard-UnSettled and generally
lower at Sc S5a6 95 April, 81 os1ia7 o5
May, 81 l9Ika7 Is June. Bulk Meats
Easier at 3I{a4jza5IIc. Whlsky--Sl N.
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Itasca TO the Gulf Of Mexico. The object
Il Redistribution Of labor 90 as to drain
the manufacturing centers Of their sur.
plus population, and thus alleviate dis.
tress. It Is also the intention to make
this philanthropy profitable in order to
induce capitalists to take held. The So
ciety propose 10 begin with tract Of
10000 acres Of land Rs near on the same
parallel Of latitude as that in which the
proposed colonists live, for sanitary rea-
sons. 1t is not the intention to give the
colonist anything, but assist him with
house, seed, food, team and agricultural
implements, until he makes a crop. The
method proposed is something like this !:
A capitaIist, who wishes 10 become q
member Of the organization, takes body
OF land, q half section or section, as he
sees fit. He then selects some worthy man,
and, furnishing the society with 81 900, or
whatever may be needed to support
this man and family for a year,
sends his man and family on. The Soci.
ETY. see the man through until he gets 3
foot. hold, and, while he is making home
for himself on forty or eighty acres Of
land, as his patron may see ct to give
him, he Is bringing several times that
amount OF land into market for his bene.
factor. The colonist gets his land, sup.
plies, etc., at cost, with nothing but inter-
est added, aud as large bodies Of land can
be purchased at much cheaper rate than
small ones, q few hundred dollars will,
il health is preserved, put a man into pos
session OF farm. Nor are small capi-
talists shut out. II man with 81, 900 or
5000 presents himself he can become a
colonist on more extended scale, pro-
yided he can show himself to be n man
Of the right stripe. This paternal gov
ernment Is to last only while the colonist
Is in state Of pupilage. The society
will furnish men to instruct emigrants
how to farm, so that they need not learn
by sad experience, rs many an amateur
has done. It Is argued that II the colo
mist keeps his health, his patron cannot
lose on him, for every time he breaks up
an acre Of virgin soil he earns the price
Of an unploughed acre.
II seems that this Boston sch"me i'm
pressed the Pittsburgh capitalists, who
gathered to hear it, favorably, and they
adjourned to confer still further as to
the feasibility Of cooperating with it.
Among the remarks made in favor oisuch
cooperation was a short speech by Mr..
Bell, Of Porter Bell & Co., who manifested
a great deal OF interest in the project.
He stated that his firm had been forced
to discharge over one hundred men dur
ing the past year, and the appeals made
by fathers, mothers, brothers and sisters
for their reinstatement were piteous. He
called attention to the crowds Of street
walkers polluting the city, by their con.
duct, the lady "conversationalists," and
the thousands Of men Of all ages who had
abandoned themselves to dissipation in
despair Of getting employment. He
urged that capitalists meet at once and
perfect an organization that would fur
nish employment TO five thousand worthy
but INDECENT families, who could be cho-
sen by the society from its own personal
knowledge Of their fitness.
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PhiIadeIphia.

PHILADELPHIA, March s.-Flour-Un.
changed. Wheat-Quieta and firm; amber
81 SOal 50, red 81 Zeal so, white 81 scat IS.
Corn-firmer; yellow 5S,<c, mixed spot,
western at S4aS5c, western mixed S2aSSc.
tye-Dull at 66c. Proylsions-Dull and
firmer. Pork-$l1 00all 20. Lard-Easier;
kettle 7a7kc. Butter-Quiet; creamery at
S5aSSr, Western Reserve 22a25c. Eggs
Flat; western i2a1Sc. Cheese-Firm; west.
ern ut l2IIalSc. Petroleum-Unchanged.
Whisky--Firmer; western 81 06.
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NEW YORK, March g. Cotton Quiet
but steady at 1lal1kc. Flour-Unchang-
ed, more doing In export. Wheat--Quiet;
No. 3 northwest 81 22k, No. 2 Milwaukee
nominAlly at 81 23H, No. spring $l2
No. red winter 81 3iksi 35. Rye, Bar
ley and Malt-Unchanged. Corn-Very
moderate demand and unchanged. Oats
Quiet and frmer; white western at 37a3sIfc
No. 2Chicago Ss1fc, No. white 35a351c,
western mixed S3aS6kc. Hay-shipping
at CSC. Hops-Firm; western 5asc, yearl.
Jugs Ease. Coffee-Qniet; Rio cargoes ordi.
nary to prime l4Nal7kc, jObbing at 14Ha
lsHc gold. Sugar Demand moderate:
fair to good refining 79sa7Ssc, prime 7s!c,
refined more active. Molasses-Quiet and
unchanged. Whisky-Dull at 81 O5al o51i.
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ST. Logis, March S.-The steamer Co.
lossal, lying at the foot Of Lesperance
street, was discovered on FIRE at l9 o'clock
tonight. The flames spread in spite Of
the exertions OF the Fire Department,
and the boat was burned 10 the
waters edge. The Captain, Henry
Schwartz, is the sole owner. The boat
was valued at $4,000, and is insured in
Cincinnati companies for $1,000. She
was lying at the bank without cargo
awaiting repairs. The origin OF the FIRE
is q mystery. The. Colossal has been run
ming for seven or eighi years in the Low
er Miasisaippi trade.
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Taking Forcible Possession.

BUFFALo, N. Y, March S.-The wran-
gle over the keepership Of the Erie
{ ouuty penitentiary, which has created
no end to political excitement since Feb
ruary, eliminated to-day in Samuel
N. Baker, the Republican nominee, TAX
Ing iorcible possession. About2 P. NJ. a
battering ram was improyised and the
door forced. Baker entered and demand
ed the papers, etc. Reyolvers were pre-.
sented, but none uPed. Weston and his
followers were then forcibly elected, and
10 the scrimmsge two Of Weston's fol-
lowers were badly bruised and slightly
cut. Unusual excitement prevails, and
It is thought the end Ia not yet.
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business Mems Meeting They
Don't Want q Stay Law.

CLEVELAND, March s.-A large and
enthusiastic rseting OF the prominent
business men of this city was held this
morning, at which the following resolu-
tion was adopted
WHEREAS, A bill is pending in the
Legislature Of Ohio providing for the re.
demption OF real property sold on exc.
cntion, which, in our judgment, Ia not
only unnecessary and uncalled for, but
also will work to the detriment Of all the
true business interests OF the State, rep.
resenting as we do all classes Of business
and labor, we earnestly protest against
the passage OF such law.
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CHICAGO, March s.--The Drorer5 Jour.
nal reports:
CATrLR-Receipts 800; shipments 1 200.
shipping steers steady and unchanged at
81 65aS 95, feeders aud stockeis in good
demand at So 6OaS so; butchers quiet;
steers 50 O0a3 20, cows s. 25a3 80, bulls
s. 0Oa3 80, calves 81 6Oa5 so, oxen $2 s5a
5 80.
HoGs-Receipts $4,000; shipments e,oOo.
Prices lower; mixed packing weak at SIS 90
as As, light fairly active ts3 50a3 rs, heavy
shipping ut 50 6OaS 90, closing dull; many
loft over.
Receipts 26O; shipments $50.
City trade healthy; sales at s. 7Oa3 so.
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THE wool market is very much de.
presed, the best clips bringing only forty
cents. Indeed 1t might be stated that .
fair article OF wool can be bought for
,hirty.six and thirty.eight cents. Psrties,
therefore, who have held over 80 long
with view Of getting better priceF,
have oyershot their mark this tune. We
notice sale Of 100 pound. yesterday
by Mr.. D. G. Crouch tU Samuel George,
at forty Wal,6urg Mtsl.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, March s.-The Government
has taken measures 10 establish secret
telegraphic communication with Besika
Bay by way Of Alexandria.
Il is said that Russia and Persia are
negotiating an exchange Of the District OF
Bagazid for certain Persian territory on
the Caspian Sea.
LONDON, March SIN the House Of
Lords this morning Lord Derby said
that Persia has assured the government
that she has no understanding with Rus.
sia regarding the Cession Of the District
Of the Caspian in exchange for the Dis.
trict Of Bagazid.
In the House Of Commons Sir Stafford
Eorthcote, in reply to question put by
Lord Harrington, said the government
had informed Austria that 1t did not OBJ
ject to Berlin for tue place Of the meeting
of the Conference. Sir Stafford North.
cote also said that Lord Lyons will doubt
less be British plenipotentiary.
Lord Derby also said that the govern
ment Ia now communicating with the 9th.
er Powers, principally Austria, regard.
ing the basis on which the Conference
should proceed. The Government had
stated that il was their opinion that not
merely a part, but the whole Of the
Treaty between Russia and Turkey
should be submitted 10 Congress.
In the House Of Lords, this afternoon,
Lord Cairns, Lord High Chancellor,
in response TO question by Lord Ham.
rnond, said the object Of the territori al
waters Jurisdiction bill, now before Par
lament, was not intended to 60 in any
way beyond the established rule laid by
the International Writer'S respecting the
extent OF territorial jurisdiction. The
bill passed the committee without amend
ment and without debate.
coELIERY EXPLOSION.
A colliery explosion occurred to-day
near Glasgow. Twelve miners have been
rescued, and seventeen are still in the
pit, but they are not expected TO be alive
when reached. The rescuers, thus far,
have been prevented from reaching them
on account Of frequent explosions.
ITALIAN MINISTRY RESIGNS.
A special from Rome announces that
the Ministry has resigned. The King
will probably summon Signor Zarandelli
to form q Cabinet.
NAVY MovEMENTs.
LONDON, March IA dispatch from
MaIts, dated to-day, says: The channel
squadron ia still here awaiting orders.
The troop ship Euphrates, homeward
4 s.l. nRo q c., a,,ts
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Toledo,

ToLEDo, March S.-Flour-Quiet. Wheat
Firm; No. white Michigan 81 rs, amber
Michigan spot and seller March 81 rs, seller
April 81 PAX, seller May 81 20, No. 2 red
winter spot and seller March l22, seller
April 81 2Sk, seller May 81 24h. Corn
Finn; high mixed 44Nc, No. 2 spot Axe,
No. 2 white 44Iec, rejected 421<o, seller
April acc, damaged $50. Oats-Dull and
nominal. Clover Seed-Choice 81 65, Nam.
moth 81 60, prime 81 60.
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VOLUME XXvI--NUMBER 1859
FOREIGN NEWS.
WAR NOTES.

PEnA, March s.-Raouf Pasha's depar.
ture for St. Petersburg to exchange rati-
fications Of the treaty has been postponed
Tor few days.
After tomorrow the police regulations
come into force by which the police may
enter the honses, in Turkey, occupied BY
foreigners without the authority Of the
Copsnls.
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The N,issing Dredge Boat.

New oRLRAHs, March s.-Captain
Robinson, boarding officer at Southwest
Pass, reports that on Thursday, March
7th, about two miles from the Pass, be
found four awning stanncheons tied to-
gether, three OF which were mar ked
4McAllister," and evidently belonged 10
the miAsing dredge boat.
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PHILADELPHIA, March s.-Wool- Quiet;
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Va. Xxx and
above 42af5c;medium 42a44c; coarse 36a35c;
New York, Michigan and Indiana western
6ne 3Sad2c; medium 42a4Sc; coarse SSa3ic;
COmbing washed 46a5Sc; unwashed 3Sa35c;
Canada combing 45a4Sc; fine unwaShed 27a
2sc; coarse and medium do 2aa3lc; tub
washed 4Oa44c.
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CANADA.

QuEBEcK, March s.-A new Govern.
ment has been swornfn by the Lleuten-
ant Governor as follows: Jolly Bachand,
Manchand st. Arnes, D. A. Rose, Chau-
yeaut and Laugder. II the House does
not vote supplies this afternoon II will
be Immediately dissolved by the Lienten-
ant Governor.
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NEw ORLEANS, March s.-Ths pedes-
trian contest between Henry schmel and
Ellen Wickers is increasing in interest.
Schmel made his second hundred miles in
81 hours SO minutes, and At Q P. N. had
completed 263 miles. Wickers completed
her third fifty miles In 20 hours "a min.
utes and 10 seconds. and at 9 P. NJ. had
com pleted her 1856 miles.
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Petroleum, Market.

PITTSBURGH, March s.-Petroleum-
Dull; crude at 81 s2Iz at Parker's; refined
at Ike Philadelphia delivery.
OIL CRY, Pa, March s.-Petroleum
The market opened dali and weak, with
sales At 81 649<, declined to 81 691G, closing
steady at 81 60. Shipments 1900 barrels.
Transactions to-day 1000 barrels.
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Dry GOODS.

NEW YoRK. March S.-Business con.
tinues light with package houses. De.
psrtment goods doing fairly with jObbers,
bot domeslics and calicos moving slow.
Cotton goods quiet but fairly steady.
Prints dull In tirst hands. Ginghams in
good demand. Mems woolens In very
light demand.
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Telegraph Poles IN the streets.

ALBANY, March s.-Wm. orton, Presf.
dent Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company, and John ]. Kirnan, Of the
Foreign and Domestic Telegraph Bureau,
we're before q Committee Of the LegiSla.
ture to-day, and made argumsnts oppos.
ing the removal Of telegraph poles in
ciIies.
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RA11RoAp RoNps-Generally strong.

SrArB BoSDs-steady.
srocKs-The market opened strong, with
lake Shore X per cent higher than The
closing prices yeSterday-the differences
about freight rates among the representa-.
t,ves OF the trunk lines being declared
amjcably adjusted. Northwestern stocks
were also = fraction higher aud In usual
request, though both the granger stocks
maintained their places rs the leaders OF
the market. During the morning call prices
we're somewhat irregular, with occasional
reactions, but strong temper was main.
tanned. Western Union was the feature
during the afternoon, making sharp ad.
vancing TO 7sX. Towards the close there
was reaction from the highest figures, with
4 partial recovery at the close and firm
tone. Central Pacific Railroad earnings in
creased 900 for February.
Transactions aggregated 1900 shares,
Of which 5000 were New York Central,
1000 Lake Shore, 1000 Northwestern COM
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NEW EDIsBuRe, osr., March s.-The
steamer Lincoln, belonging to the Nc.
Naughton Forwarding Company, was
burned at the dock this morning. Loss
$4,000. Insurance So 900.
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New ORLEANS, March s.-cotIee-D Dull;
Rio cargoes ordinary to prime 14a<a17I{c.
sugar-Quiet but steady; inferior TO good
common 5Na6c, common To good common
6LSA67<c, yellow clarified skAsKc. No.
lRSseS-Quiet Ibut steady; common 16hc,
lair 2Oa22c. Rice-Dull; Louisiana ordi.
nary 10 choice 5l<aBKc.
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New YoRK, March S.-Mrs. Lydia n.
Roosevelt. whose boast It was that she
was the frat woman who descended the
Ohio river in 4 steamer, died at her home
in SkaneAteles, this State, aged SO.
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weather indications.
WAE UKPAKIHKNIt
OpyicR OF IHE cmRY sI6EAL 0YYTuER. :
WARRINGTON, D. C., March 9-l a. NJ

For the Lower Lakes and Middle
States, rising barometer, increasing east
TO south winds and cloudiness and ris-
ing or stationary temperature, followed
by falling barometer, and in the former
rain areas and possibly extending to the
latter at night or Sunday.
For Tennessee, the Ohio Valley and the
upper lakes, falling barometer, brisk and
high south 10 east winds, stationary or
lower temperature, threatening and rainy
weather, with low barometer and heavy
rains and gales in the last section.
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New YoRK, March s. Arrived =
Steamer Herder, Hamburg.
LONDON. March s.-steamers idaho,
scythia, Vaderland and Cornwall, New
York, arrived out.
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A Peniteutiary Appointment
Awarded To SfeubenYiIle.

COLUMBUS, O., March s.-J. B. Nc
Whorter, Of Cincinnati, has been appoint-
ed Warden Of the Ohio Penitentiary, and
Jesse Campbell, Of steubenville, Deputy
Warden, vice Dean, who has served 81
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NEw YoRK, March s.-Augustus NJ.
Turney, deiaulting paying teller Of the
Bank Of North America, has been re-
leased on the criminal indictments
against him on $4,000. T..
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TRLEGRAPH.
NeW York money ANA stocRs.

NEW YORK, March s.-MoNEY-o Opened
easy at 4a5 per cent, closing at 4. Prime
mercantile paper 4 1<a6 per cent Customs
receipts $3T0, 600. The Assistant Treasurer
disbIEsed 81 ,00s, 900. Clearings 81, 900 900.
sterling quiet; long 4s4, short 4s6. Dry
goods imports for the week $685., 900.
GoLD-opened at 10l9G, and closed at
l0Ik Carrying rates 6aSh per cent.
Loans we're also made fat.
S1LvRR-At London unchanged. Here,
silver bars are 81 19k greenbacks, and
81 Is gold. Silver coin Aa1h per cent
discount.
6oyRRNMEHTs-Firm.
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ITALY.
The Papacy Feeling Public Sent.
inent,

ROME, March SIN consequence OF the
appointment OF Cardinel Franchi as Pom
tiGcal Secretary Of State the French AM
bassador to the Vatican has applied TO
be recalled. Cardinal Franchi has sent
a circular TO the Papal Nuncios abroad
suggesting that the detailed information
was upon the relations with the respec.
tive governments to which they are &C.
credited, and asking how is the change
OF the vatican's policy 10 be effected,
and Indicating that firm though less
aggressive tone would be viewed faVora-
bly, by the Catholic governments.
King gumbert having deputed the
Prelate from Upper Italy to congratulate
Pope Leo on his accession TO the Papal
throne, the Pope thanked the King yer.
balIy by the same Intermediary.
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rHE MOOD rARIFP RILL.

Fresh opposition to the Wood tariff
bill gathers strength every day. The
manufacturers of the country, as repre-
sented by the Industrial League, have
decided 10 do nothing to help Mr.. Wood
to improve his bill. They have filed their
protest with the committee against any
present revision OF the tariff. They ask
that tariff commission be appointed,
to be composed OF two members Of Con.
gress and two practical business men,
which commission shall inquire into the
whole subject Of tariff legislation and re-
port the basis OF revision. Mr.. Wood
counts up twelve majority for his bill
when 1t gets into the House. The bill
can be heaten by three times twelve il
every interest will Join and make com.
mon warfare on it inits entirety. There
ought 10 be no compromise with the in
iquity.
The grand army OF dissatisfied Repub.
licans is attracting new recruits every
day. Garfield has Joined it, and declares
that the President has proved false to
every promise. Hayes is the most de-
nounced President this country has ever
had, and yet we have had worse men in
the White HouAe.
The Democrats have at last got through
their resolution 10 provide the investi-
eating committees with experts, and now
we shall see what they will do with them.
There are at least two hundred men in
Washington who believe that they are
the men contemplated by that resolution.
Every chairman has bis hangers.on, and
the country need not be deluded into the
belief that these experts" will be any.
thing more than expert political
strikers. The work ot investigating
has never panned ont much capital TO the
Democratic party, and it wilt be sur
prising II 1t does not prove water haul
this time. LEXINGTON.
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A CABINET SESSION ON THE TARIFF
QUESTION.

The State Department was represented
at the Cabinet meeting to-day by ASsis.
tant Secretary Seward, Secretary Evarts
being absent in New York. All the other
members were present. The tariff bill
now being considered by the Committee
on Ways and Means, was the topic Of
discussion. From estimates and tables
submitted by Secretary Sherman it ap-
peared that under the operation OF the
bill the revenues would fall of annually
from fourteen 10 fifteen million dOllars,
and to meet the actual expenditures Of
the government It would become necessa.
ry to make up the deficiency by tariff
on articles now on the free list.
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Ex.President Grant al Athens.

Ar1rExs, March S.-General Grant ar.
rived at Piraeus to day, escorted by three
iron.clads. A large crowd witnessed his
landing. The General afterwards visited
The King
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The Improvement Bank 0l East
, ,t,,,, ~, IPItt.burghy closed It's dOos on
TSa,.jny. T,,'j y Is published condition is as
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