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SAY FRANCISCO ITEMS.

From San Francisco exchanges of August 5th.l
Duties paid at the Custom House yester
day were SIG, SOC 81, making total Of
SOL, $50 OF for the month.
The steamer City of Sydney, which left
here July 4th, reached Sydney August LIST,
in just four weeks.
Three hundred and twenty seven voters
were registered for the Presidential cleo
ton yesterday.
The United States Grand Jury sinsessioD
to-day and will make a final report at =
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The merchandise exports of the week
were valued at $500, 3l2-an increase of
SAT, S5l from those of the previous week.
The receipts of the Sub Treasury in this
city during the month Of July were 81, 49,
GA 80, and the disbursements S., 306,-
lis 65.
The City OF New York left Auckland
July Doth, She will be the next steamer
to arrive from Australia and the Hawaiian
Islands, and will be due here on the 10th.
The Public Administrator administered
on SO estates during the six months ending
June 3Oth. Two of the estates exceeded
$40, 600 in value, and two exceeded IS, 900.
The savings banks of San Francisco re-
port that on the LIST of January last they
held $40, 607, 200 to the credit of depositors.
On July lst decrease of 81, DO, 200 was
noticed.
The indictments against eleven Mussel-
Slough settlers for resisting United States
Marshal Poole in the discharge of his duty
a few months ago, when seven men were
killed, have been transferred from the
United States District Court to the Circuit
Court for trial
Dividends were paid by local incorpora-
tions last month to the amount of 50, 1885,
Il6, against 81, 064, 4l6 in the same month
last year. The increase is almost wholly
due to the mining companies, which paid
1886, $50 more last month than in July,
1879. The savings bank dividends aggre-
gated sl,3l9.000 in July, 1879, and ST.
200, 900 last month.
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lis now first in order on the Speakers ia
"ble in the House, committing the revision
"of this tariff to a commission of experts
for recommendation to Congress" This
is what Mr.. Randall calls satisfactory
solution of the tariff problem. A bill es-
tablishing a commission has been intro
duced to Congress. That bill, it is noto-
rious, was put forward by the most con-
spicuous protectionists in the country. 1t
was put forward as a subterfuge to cover
the abandonment of tariff reform which
the Democrats had consented to. If ever
the bill becomes a Law, which is very
doubtful, it would settle nothing, for Mr..
Randall knows perfectly well that the
proposed commission could not frame any
system which the protectionists would ac
cept, while the protectionists, it is well
understood, are prepared to name
a majority of the Commissioners them.
selves. There is indeed great gulf fixed
between the actual deeds of the Democracy
and the declarations of the Cincinnati plat
form in regard to the tariff, and Mr.. Ran
dali knows this. Indeed his chief anxiety
in his recent speech was to convince the
protectionists that they had nothing to fear
from the proposed Commission, and that,
in fact, the Democratic party is engaged in
showing how not to do it. He told them,
in effect, that he was in favor of a tariff for
revenue only, with Incidental protection
thrown in OF course this was utter nom
sense, but it is quite as near the truth as
the Democrats are likely to get on this
question. 1t is indeed perfectly clear that
they have abandoned their old doctrine in
regard to free trade, and they have done
this precisely when the evils of the tariff
have become SO fragrant that popular atten-
ton is being turned to reform. Mr.. Ran
dali does not dare to offend the Pennsyl-
vania protectionists, yet he wishes to pre-
tend that the Cincinnati platform means
something 1t is very difficult to recon-
ellie these conflicting requirements, and the
Speaker failed to accomplish the undertake
ing. He did, however, make it plain
enough that his party is as insincere on this
as on all other vital issues requiring bold
and explicit statement of policy.
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RANDALL AND TIE TARIFF.

Mr.. Speaker Randall has recently been
expounding the Democratic platform on
the tariff question, and he has experienced
great difficulties in the performance of the
task. The platform declares in favor of q
tariff for revenue only. This indeed is
good old Democratic doctrine. But Mr..
Randall has to talk to Pennsylvanians, and
that kind of doctrine will not go down
with them, so he has been obliged to do
some ground and-lofty tumbling on thesub-
ject In his speech he observed that the
correct solution of the tariff controversy
"was happily rendered in the councils of
fthe Democratic party. At the last ses-
sion of the present Congress a bill was
"passed by the Democratic Senate, and
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TO WITHDRAW.

1t would seem from one dispatch that
the English Government had determined
on withdrawing all the troops from At
ghanistan, but another states that General
Roberts is to continue his march on Can
dahar, at the same time that Cabul is evac-
uated This would indicate an intention
to expose General Roberts and his force to
the fate which has overtaken General Bur-
rows. He must abandon his communica-
tons and advance for five weeks into a
hostile country, exposed to all the attacks
that can be made upon him. On the whole
it would seem better to let the garrison OF
Candahar fight its way out of the country
than to take such chances as these.
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CARRYING The WAR INTO AFRICA.

1t is stated tina. the Irish Home Rulers
propose to carry the war into Africa by
organizing an agitation in the English bor-
oughs on behalf of land reform, as a re-
taliation for the rejection of the compensa-
ton bill in the House OF Lords. Such a
programme is likely to receive support
from many Esglish reformers, and it GER
tainly offers new method OF extending
aud giving more weight TO the controversy.
The purposes of Parnel and his colleagues
are not friendly, but nevertheless they
may be comforting real benefit upon En-
gland by forcing this issue iato promi-
hence, for it is clearly apparent that some
very important change in the tenure of
land must before long be introduced
throughout the United Kingdom, if only TO
meet the overwhelming competition which
American production and transportation are
compelling those countries to faceA The
English landowners are of course averse
TO change, as all men are who have
kA0mh vi WV SioVfOs ~ Is
beginning to appear that the only choice
will soon be between voluntary modification
of existing land tenures ana violent revolu-
tion caused by civil catastrophes, and
therefore it may be the most providential
thing for Parnell to bring this issue TO the
'front.' The agitation over the Irish land
question, indeed, is destined to occupy a
secondary place in this controversy. The
same influences are affecting both Ireland
and England, and must naturally produce
the same effects, allowing for differences of
race disposition. The old landlord system
has eliminated, and is on the decline, but
when it is abandoned it will be because its
survival is no longer compatible with an
adequate cultivation of the soil, and cues
tions of principle will have but side bear
ing on the outcome.
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William Cox. San Francisco; c. A. Savage,
Stowe, VT.
Seventy-two through emigrants left on last
nights emigrant train, to arrive in Sacra-
mento August 18th.
Michigan Republican State Convention.
DETROIT, August 5th.-The Republican
State Convention at jackson to-day was
largely attended. Colonel Henry NJ Duff
field was made permanent Chairman David
H. jerome of Saginaw was nominated for
Governor on the 10th ballot A stalwart
Republican platform was adopted, reciting
the achievements of the Republican party
and denouncing the record of the Democrats.
Moreau S. Crosby was nominated for Lieu
tenant.( Governor
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AUCTIONS.
SEALED PROPOSALS
INDIAN SUBSISTENCE SUPPLIES

NOR THE NEVADA AGENCY OF NEVADA
Il are hereby solicited for the following articles,
viz. 80 900 MS Cracked Barley; $500 ms Bacon
5000 MS Beans 800 lbs Coffee $4,000 lbs Flour I;
$4,000 lbs Oats (white); 100 lbs Dat Meal 100 lbs
Rice 200 lbs Tea 1000 lbs Brown Sugar 1000 he
Soap 1000 lbs Salt (cOarse).
Bids to be opened at the wadsworth Hotel, wads-
worth, New, at 12 O'Clock on the 10th day OF
AUGUST, 1850 Samples Of goods offered. properly
numbered, must accompany each bid The Agent
the right to diminish the above
quantities, and to reject any or all bids. All bids
must be accompanied by a certified check upon some
United States Depository pa, able to the order of
Indian Agent, FOR at least five t per cent of the
amount of the proposal, which check shall be for
feited to the United States, in case any oder re-
ceiving award shall fail to execute promptly a
contract with good and sufficient sureties, accord
ing to the terms of this bid, otherwise to be re-
turned to the bidder.
All goods to be deliv red at wadsworth, New, on
or before the LIST day OF OCTOBER, 1850, and sub
ject to thorough inspection delivery before ac-
epted. Payments will be made by the Indian De-
partment at Washington, on Agents receipts.
JAMES Z. SPENCER,
jy17-2p3w U. S. Indian Agent
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SACRAMENTO SEMINARY,
j street, bet. Tenth and Eleventh.

MFRS HERMON PERRY HAVING ASS0-
I'VE ciated with PROFESSOR T. N. WELLS AND
WIFE, experienced and success ul teachers from
the East, lakes pleasure in announcing that the
Seminary win reopen, with full corps of teachers,
AUGUST 2, 1880. In addition to the usual full
course of study Normal Department is added, for
the benefit of those who may wish to prepare them
selves fer teaching. Pleasant and commodious
rooms have recently been fitted up the Seminary
grounds for the accommodation Of the Juvenile De-
partment The Quincy System will be practiced in
all the departments of the Seminary. Address the
PRINCIPALS for particulars jy13-4p1n
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a. j. YER MILYA

~oIJNTY CORONER AND UNDERTAKES
{ No 1903 street, between Fourth and Fifth,
Always on hand large assortment OF Metallic and
Wooden Caskets, Burial Cases and Collins Shrouds
furnished and Funeral Wreaths Preserv .ou..ry
orders will receive prompt attention snort notice.
ans at low rates iu14.4pIm
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rurenaRE GLANCEf.

,v>HE GENERAL AGENCY OF THE RECORD
UNION for San Francisco, both for circulation
md advertisements, is in the Office Theodor
4lancey. No, ses Montgomery strse', Rooms s
q ID 10 iSIpu
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Ask Fifty Ladies' In succession what what. FER rs.r.
fume they consider the most delicate the mos. pure
and salubrious. the most permanent and IN al
respects the most desirable, and forty Of them
will answer MURRAY & LANMAN'S FLohlDA
WATER audit
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BLACK DIAMOND COAL
AND SCREENINGS.

yUyHE ABOvE WE'LL KNOWN SUPERIOR
MONTE DIABL0 COAL, the most economical
that can be used for .s is for sale in lots to suit
at Black Diamond Lsnding, Contra Costa county,
and at the Office Of the Company, southeast Or
Of Folsom and Spear streets, San Frsncisco.
P. b. CORNWALL.
iyls.'f President 3. D. NJ Co
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yOITNG GENTLEMAN TEACHER tGERMANl.
n of this city having some hours to spare, VIII
tate n few more pupils to instruct in the German
language and literature. Best references. Address
"a" this Office. aua-o'
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SACRAMENTO INSTITUTE.

a DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL, CORNER
"A of Twelfth and h streets, Sacramento CITY.
Conducted by the Christian Brothers. The course
Of studies embraces all branches of science taught IN
the colleges and academies of this State Speclai
care is given to such commercial and mechahlSa
studies as prepare young men for business IN the
shortest possible time The classics and modern
languages receive due attention also Board anu
tuition, s75 per quarter The college Will open on
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TELECRAPHIC.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD.
CONFERENCE OF REPUBLICANS.
Meeting of Prominent Politicians at New
York City.
PASSENGERS COMING WEST BY RAIL.
Further in Regard to the Capture Of the
Bender Murderers.
THE GOVERNMENT AND THE RAILROADS.
Tanners Fasting Experiment Approaching
Its Close.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS OF FOREIGN NEWS.
Rebellions Samoan Villages sheNed by a
British War Vessel.
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MARRIED.

Stockton, July sl-willlam E. Wells to Ella A.
Orr.
Stockton, August 3-Edgar E. Austin to Lizzie
Winter.
Lake Valley, July 9s-charles H. Lyons to Josie
Small.
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RnRM

San Jose August s-wife Of H. NJ. Smith. daugh.
ter.
Woodland, August g. Wife of William Voorhees,, a
daughter.
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2d tlay of AUG uss.
......., ,NsrpIIcTIoN

Students will be received any time during the
year For further particulars Apply 10 REV
BROTHER BERTRAM, Superior. JyzI-u
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HAVE TRIED Hammer Cascara Sagrada
Bitters, and find they are all they are recon-
mended to be. o. N. CRoNKITE Sacramento.
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CONSIDER Hammers Cascara Sagrada
Bitters Superior medicine.
JOHN CLEAvE. Sacramento.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST. JosEPH's ACADEMY,

OF SACRAMENTO CITY. "A DAY AND
~ Boarding School for young ladies, on street,
between Eighth and NINTH conducted by the Sisters
of Mercy. This institution established in 1856.
To meet the increasing demands for admission on
the part Of day scholars and borders, large bnild
ing erected in 1876 AZ cost of $4,000 In 1878
the institution incorporated, with power to
grant diplomas. All the bran hes Of science taught
in the colleges and seminaries of this State are
taught in this, with marked success was well es-
tablshed at the recent exaninati IN for teachers,
held by the School Board of Examiners of this
county, which granted first grade teachers certiii-
Gates to the four Young ladies who presented them
selves for examination from this Academy. Board
and tuition per month, $50. Studies will be resumed
an
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DIED.

DIED.
Near Placerville, July 31-Charles Hart "a years.
San Jose, August 2-Fsther Marie ostick, rs years.
Grass Valley, August 3-Pauline Moore, 6 months.
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3afh of August.

Pupils will be received at any time during the
year For further particulars apply to SISTER
MARY VINCENT, Superior. jy27-u
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Attention. Sacramento Eussars
You are hereby ordered to appear at ~
your armory, THIS (Friday) EVENING, T4yt
August 9th, at o'clock sharp, for regular1G
monthly business and election of officers. BY order
Of T. RUHSTALLER, Captain.
Eevrvp (Iarl, uR Z
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DR.. La Mars Seminal Pills cure all
cages OF Seminal Weakness, Loss of Yigor, Noe
s,1rnal Emissions, Impotency, Nervous and Physi
cal Debility and all that class Of complaints arising
from Excess, Iudiscreton or Abuse The old find in
this remedy FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
young safeguard and protection. DR.. La MARS
SEMINAL PILLS restore the Sexual Organs debiltstea
from whatever cause, to their pristine vgor Price,
50 30 per bottle. Sent C. o. d. by express to any
address secure from observation. Address all orders
to A. MeBoYLE h CO., Druggists, P. Q. Box l,e52,
San Francisco. au6-tf
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President Ta.Ior.s salary.

CHICAGO August 5th.-A Washington
special to the Inter Ocean says: Congress at
its last session provided for the payment of
the remainder of the years salary to the
heirs of President Zachary Taylor. The ac-
count has been made up, and found to
amount to SIC, 295. The heirs are Mrs. Betty
Taylor Darbridge, daughter of Taylor, and
Miss Sarah Knox Wood, his granddaughter.
No application has been made for the money
yet. Both of the heirs are thought to be in
E,rapa
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yyestward.bound PnsseuUers.

OMAHA, August 5th. = The following
through passengers were on to days train,
leaving at 12:15 P. NJ, to arrive in Sacramento
August 9Th Sol Schwab. Jr., New York !;
Miss Fannie Pearson, Haverhill, Mass;
Mrs. Nellie Balch, Golconda, ILL.,; Mrs. G.
w. Morgan, Mrs. Pogry, New York; Mrs.
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD.
UNION
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Railroad Property Burned.

ST. LOUIS, August 5sh-The freight-house
of the Indianapolis and st. Louis Railroad in
East st. Louis, with some fifty cars loaded
with general merchandise, were burned this
evening. The loss in railroad property is
100000. The value of the merchandise is
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

Etc .................. Etc. Etc
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ADVICE 70 the Frcnch Conservntlves.


VIENNA, August 5th.-Torrents of rain
have fallen the last few days in the northern
part Of the province of Mohren. The towns
of Marisch, Ostran and the surrounding dis
trict were flooded and several lives lost.
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threatened strike OF Molders.

LOUISVILLE (Ky.), August 5th.-There is
prospect to-day Of strike of molders at the
Ohio Falls Car Company's works. they hav-
ing demanded an increase of twenty-five cents
day, and the reply not being satisfactory
The company employs 1000 men, and the
several departments are dependent upon each
other SO the strike of the molders will be
serious matter. The molders are now paid
pcr
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and Mrs. Field.

CLEVELAND, August 5sh. &C. B. Lockwood,
Congressional candidate of the boiling Re-
publicans, has called in his acceptance of the
nomination in the interest of harmony in the
party. The leaders of the boilers will pub
other boilers will do is undetermined.
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LONDON, August 9th. - The Standards
Chatham correspondent reports that sudden
notice was received last night that the
authorities had resolved to send battalion
of marines to Ireland, consisting of 500 men,
Cork
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....-.o, ..,r.-.rut.re Days:
nv Jas. MscdoaGilI. Auet' .,,s ,roe,.
Cs.a-nor for Thirt enth) street,

or FIRST. CL Ass FURNITURE,
SAL Er VI rIAS0. ExCELLEST "a SAR hrEIs
T1ThI -MiRHORs. &C. ATIm, Tr COR
Of I. &; T sRIhItHikksis AN xSb FiiisT STREETS
NER gr The request O. Mi Wi,l'sm,,
Who IS acIinirg houseseepisnks 18Th instant. ct
denee To- aboyeJ on THukspphhyl .r giiRSITURE,
iOH O'Clock, all OF MS EbE"n
s%eTsSeipRr y FLEETWOOD CASE aaocTAyE
1 sP piaSo. regarded as one OF iDe n'e'' 'r'''"'
%RfgnS;;clnH RI siy' MAsrEL-MRRoRs' hand
r,es sO%epy aRi@R CHAMBER, aud DINING
. RON s6 Shfp ROSEWOOD PARLoR SUITS
r,s sG%Rle'fI;A oE.ouRrAINs, coRNIcE' and
u,I shADt0iK HALL SUITS. .,o,. IN MAG.
sIvE ROSE WOOD: wAhNuftii Tia ni' MuHNfATEfssEs,
sFi,i =, Nc. Bof sTERS, PILLOWS, &e:rwoon
b,,c,Iar attention Is called 90 The hocr ODp
sIIIT. as IL is very massive ana Ha"u'''
cost s' In III. DINING. ROOM will be found
, vorv nrcity OkKsMA II BLE-TDP Bnrsccuu .,pc
OAK DiNiNG-KOOM and LiBhAhi N"N'"s
u and ~ 10y tSXHTtTSSsroN-TABLE;
WALNUUT REFRlGERAIoR' Win "AIN"'
u,ngsem. hWWiNE. and TABLE-CL0THs: ABE.
rHISh a sIi'VER-PL ATED, and GLASSWARE
/ large OAK REERlGE AJTrHiVrs.
! WAINUT OFFlCE-DEsK and LEI
PRESS, &C. &C. ..,,,r m, sc
The furniture being OF the best qnady and !,
great n variety as 10 render proper descrlpliol
- rn,nss,bie me residence Will be thrown open on
WEDNESDAY, 18th Instant IRON ~ a. vi; W % .
Il. NJ TO enable the public 10 make athoroush "a
sneeiaI attention is called to the sale. sale POSI-
tive.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, Anctlonelr;
Il. H. COOK. Salesman. u G lno -
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
ll13 Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR BRICK
i sTORFs WITH DWELLINGS ABOVE. CEN.
TRALLY LOCATED. BEING ON FOURTEENTH
sTREFT BETWEEN MAIN AND fRASkLIN
STEETs, AND OPPOSITE THE E&CHANGb
HOTEL nv virtue of deed OF trust from septi-
MIA Barnett 10 the understand trustees. dated 9Th
Noyember' Is7e. and recorded 10 The clerks Office
or Rttbmond Cbancery Court ID. u. ! IL H.. page
$50 10 SECURE certain negotiable note for the sum
OF a. 600 therein mentioned. and whereas ceiault
has been made In the payment 4 SAID note, snd
being required to do. we shall sell. on The preml-
Sos on J JANUARY 18TH, at IL O'Clock NJ. the fol-
lowing PROPERTY, described In said deed as fol-
lows :'.AII that lot OF land. with all the improve
ments thereon. IN the city OF Richmond on the west
line of Fourteenth street. and bounded rs follows !:
Com mencing on said west line of Fourteenth street
66 feet o inches south Of Franklin street, thence
running sOuthwardly and fronting thereon az feet,
and running back between parallel lines 30 ftef,
befog Lots Nos. 9, 3. and 4. aud the same real
estate devised 10 the said Sepimla Barnett by viii
of T. A. Prinde.r The improvements on said pro-
perfy consist OF THREE SMALL BRICK STORES,
with dwellings above. and ONE STONE-FRONT
THREE-STORY BRICK STORE, adjoining VIII.
liam Holt Richardson. ESQ. The store VIII be sofa
separately. All are occupied by good'paying ten
ants. ,.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses OF sale ana 10 paw
on note amounting TO $4,000. with Interest there
ON from 9th day of November, 1879, TO .ale.
should consent Of all parties be obtained by the ddy
of sale we win consent TO the terms being changed
10 one fourth CT II: balance I'm six. twelve, ana
eighteenth months, g per cent iutresI: securld DV
deed of trust. >. ~: moN,.ApCE;
ppow~ "a