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on, Aug. 2S.

BOSTON. Aug. 25s
BY the politeaess of MIR. Whitney, who GANG
passenger IN the. Ann Eliza which ar. in
the outer harbour last evening in a short
passage from Liverpool, we have been IA.
voured with paperof thar city If July
"a, containing London dates to the 2Sd and
Paris to the goth. We have only time to
make the following extracts
SURRENDER OF BONAPARTE.
from the London Gazette Extra, j4ty %.
FOREIGN OFFICE, July 81, l3ls--A des-
patch OF which the following is an extract
has been this day rece we'd from Viscount Cas-
tereagh, dated,
~ Here follows the letter Of the Duke
dOrtrante, under the New-York head,
Dispatch from M Bonncfoua-, napn cow-
0landant oftbe maritime firefcct, 10 the M
mister II Murine, dated
HocKEFoRT, July Is, 10 in the evening"
I'D execution OF your ExcelIenCy's orders, |
embarked in my boat, aCeon panled by Baron
Richard, Project of tue Lower Charante.--
The reports from the Reads of the i4th.
had not reached me, bat was informed by
capt. PhiilToery, commanding the Amphltrite
iriSate, that Bonaparte has embarked ON,
board the Eperver brig as flag of truce.
determined to proceed to the Enel sh cruising
station. Accordingly at day break, we saw
MN manouyripg to make the English shin
belierophon, capt Maitland, who on perceiv-
ing mat b0naparte was steering towards him
MAD hoisted the white flag at his in zen Bona
parte, and the persons Composing his suite.
were received on board the English shin. The
oHicer whom had left to make observatinns
communicated, to ne this important news.
and Gen. Becker who arrived soon after Con-
frmedit. N0''
Signed BONNEFOUX.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, July s.
The white flag hoatson thousands of towns
and villages eYsry where, in short, where
the people have had the power to hoist it &
vet the Legislature STIMULATES for the tri-col-
our A singular contrast between the rep
resentatyes and represented
The Chamber Of Representatives has de-
clarsd that il will Continue to sit-reposing
for security OH the National Guard, and on
the magnanimity of the Allied Powers Il
declares that the new Government ought to
unite the wishes OF the nation legally expires
sed +; to assiln'iate Itself to other governments
and become tie guarantee Of peace to Eu-
rope. 1t declares that the Monarch must
swear to observe a Constitution deliberated
mon by the Representatives, and accepted
by the people aud that a Government
&hich has no other t.tle but acciamayions, or
is imposed by force every Government
which shall not adopt the national csLs~s,
and shall not guarantee certain PRINCIPLES
(which are enumerated,) Will have only al
Snhemeral existence, & will not secure peace.
This declaration is signed by Lanjuinais, Pre-
eidcnt.
rhe Declaration Of the Assembly was or
dered TO be carried to the Allied Soyereign3
by a deputation.
On the 9th u jay, the Representatives
re occupied in disc useiBg y ctitu 70 pay
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GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, July II.
Napoleon Bonaparte passed Ram6ouillet
on the lst Of July, on his way 70 Rochefort.
1t was the frigates Saale and Meduss, cap
tains PhtIIibert and Paree, that were equip
ped at Rochefort for Bonaparte. They were
IN port on the 1ss of July closely watched by
an English cruiser.
Lucien and Joseph Bonaparte have set off
Tor England. Jerome, Madame Mere, and
Madame Hortense, follow the FIX Emperor.
Not one of this family remains at Paris,
but Cardinal Fesch, who departs to-mor-
row.
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FOREIGN.
EUROPEAN NEWS.

BosToN, Aug. 81

BosToN, Aug 81
EUROPEAN NEWS.
Dy the arrival Yesterday of the ship Galen
from London, and the schr. Matoaless, from
Halifax, we have obtained London dates to
the 18th of July. =, =,
The papers furnish the articles of capitu-
iation of Paris, which surrendered to the u.
Of Wellington and Prince Butcher on the Sd
of July. The articles were sc favorable to
the French Army, as TO excite considerable
speculation in England. Fhe Gallo forces
consisted of about $4,000 men ) and it was
stipulated they were to repair to the Banks
of the Lore With all their material, military
Ghost, &c. sc. whittier they accordingly mar
ched. There was subsequent report, which
was probable, that the numbers of this force
had been afterwards considerably diminished
10y desc ftions-an1 another report, limprob-
able1 that it had augmented to 10000 & been
Joined by Bonaparte.
The King OF France. Louis XVIII. re-en-
tered his capital On the 9Th OF July-and was
received with shouts acclamatlons, illumina-
tions, and the usual demonstrations of enthu-
siastic joy.
Lord Castlereagh arrived at Paris on the
9th July.
The Prussian troops are accused of having
plundered aud destroyed the palaces OIL St
Cloud and Malmaison.
Several military affairs occurred up to the
day of tie capituiation of Paris but their
interest is diminished by that great even..
Nothing positive IS known as to Bau2pIrte.
His frisates were still at Rochetort on the 5th
July.
The Galen was boarded by several British
men Of war in the Channel, up to the 205h.Ju-
w, and heard nothing of their having caught
Napoleon. ":
The Prince Regent. in his speech on the
Propagation ofParliAment, states, that Com
raercial Treaty IS negotiating between En-
gland and the O. 6.
England in few days after the Ga'en, in the
ship Electra, for Phila. Probably they viii
bring the Commercial Treaty.
1t is reported, that il has been agreed to re-
yive MIR. jays Treaty for four years.
The second wife of Jerome Bonapsrte re-
sides at one of her fathers palaces.
fy the sch. Matclrlcsss Capt. Writ. which
has arrived at Quarantine from Martinique,
last from Halifax, in five days, we have
received the papers OF the latter place to the
10th inst.
HALIFAX, Aug. s.
HAIL STORM.
On Tuesday last heavy storm commen>
ced in the afternoon from the Northward, at
tended with thunder and rain. Several pere
sons who were employed surveying on tbs
r stern side OF Bedford BAson, observed lump
OF ice fall in large quantities, SOME pieces %
inches long & l inch thick, of different shapes.
They state that it was so heavy they were o.
bliged to cover their hands and faces to pre-
vent being cut and bruised.
TThe violent hail storm at Salem, was ex-
oerienced the same afternoon. In Boston,
here was wind. thunder AMI rain, but no
thail ]
August 10.
Yesterday. ar. the Princess Mary Packet,
from Falmouth, 80 days, bringing London pa
I,,.rs to the evening Of the l5:h July.
IL NJ s. HavanGa, az. at T., July 18th, from
the coast of France. Sac spoke French
lugger. "a Prizs which leit france or ehe
with the army from Paris back O. The Loire.
consisting Of 10000 men.
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Passenger in TIE Galen-Coi Barclay, his
britannia Majesy's Commissioner for settling
the boundary line between the u. S. and The
Eagiish American possessions.
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Treasury Dehartme',t D
l5fh lure, 1915. s
NOTICE.

Arrangements making to discharge the whole
OF the arearaScs Of the Treasury Nete debt, where
the same became due and payable, soon as
competent supply ofcurrent money eau be obtained.
at the seat OF the several Loan Offices
Arrangements are, also, making TO furnish a compe-
tent issue Oh treasury Notes. T. assist in the re-esta
ol'shment OF circulating medium, throughout the
United States but 1t has been ascertaned, that an
issue # Treasury Notes, not bearing interest, and
tuntsble att per cent. oanuot at this time be en-
pJyed torthat purpose.
Nor1cE Is, THEREFORE, HEnEyY GIVEN, that funds
have been assigned for the payment Of such Treasury
Notes, and the interest thereon, as became due or
shall become due, at the Loan Office in PHILADEL-
PhIA, i'll the state ofPENEsrLvANIA, on the following
days, to wit,
On the 21st Of November; the list and the nth
ofDroenber, 1914.
The lat OF January the 7st and 21st of Febru-
sryi the DIST Of April the 1st, tn and
2'st Of May the ist, 18th and 21st June
.snd the LIST, lth and Dist ofJuIy, 1915 be.
Ing all the Treasury Noes due, or becoming
due. atL1HLADELPnIA, PRIOR TO the LIST day oil
August, 1915.
And the slid Treasury Notes viii accordingly be
paid, upon Ihesppiea,m Of the hoiders thereof res
positively at the said Loan Office ~ the City OF P-.
delph'd, on ne LIST GGy VI 4Mgust 1rsrt after which
Jay interest will cease tO'be payable upon the said
Treasury Notes
.fnd .Noicc is hereby further .eipe,r, that funds
have been assigned for the payment of such Treasury
Noes and the interest thereon became due at the
oan O,ce ~ SdUG1rah, in the State OF Georgia ON
the ioligwing days, tn vii,
On tie ist o. April and Clln fst'of MAY, 1915
beng all the Treasury Notes due, at SAvAN.
Nan, prior to the St day of September, 1915
And the said last mentioned Treasury Notes will ac.
cor'igy be pad, the application Of the holders
thereof respectively, at the SAID Loan Office in Savan-
nan aforesaid, o the first dry If September nery ?
alter wlroh Try m,ereat will cease to be payable upon
tie said Treasury Notes.
.3,ld Notice Is hereby further ei1en, that funds
have been assigned for the payment OF such resury
Notes, 'nd tie interest thereon, KS became due at
- dsingfoH, in the District of Columbia, on the io-
lowing days, 90 wit,
On the nth aud 2rs, OF .7pril On the nth and
2fft ofMay and On tue nth Of June 1915 ;
b,,ns althe Treasury Notes die 1T Wash.
: ,G,rn.
And the aid lsst mentioned Treasury Notes will
aceUdngly b. paid upon tbc ap;f0itioI oG 'e hold
c,s thereof respectively at the Treasury of tia T.
ottes, IL UdStiHgfoH aiore5 sid, at an time svbse-
qNeHf 70 he tue ofhis H5 ce,n interest will cspss
- be payable upon Che ,ad Trcasay 1Sot-s afler the
~ otJuly next NM All the treasury notes hereafter
myabie 1t the troFtwy Of the u. =. II, U,tsLHgfo,.
irrcs'id, vii Dc thrrc pnuctullly paid from time
ine, IS ite ssne shall become ue and payable X III
Hercsi @ereou viii cease on tic dsg or days, ,yhea
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ENQUIRER-OFFICE
Richmond, Jme 81, 1915.

We learn, that ship has sailed from Bos-
ton to England, with $500, 600 in specie
That the shipper expects to Clear more than
80 per cent-that specie in England has ris-
en- considerably above tie level ofpaper-
This fact is not surprising, as she has oc-
casion for large funds Of cash to place on the
Continent for the disposal of the Adhesive
see that she has reserved to herself the right
OF paying At the rate of SOS. for cavalry and
20 for infantry, fer every soldier whom she
fails to supply. Now, as Mr.. Bull generally
pays tnr all, and perhaps there never was a
period when SO many troops were to- be subs-
died. &expenditures for war proceeded on so
large scale, the quantity of specie required
in England TO supply the demand, mustb
immense.
In this extraordinary state of things. it may
well be questioned whether our banks ought
to resume their specie piyments--for, as soon
as they let out the specie, would it not cross
the water AT all events, it would seem sn-
safe tor one bank 70 do it, while the others
would not--because you would empty it, with
Gut giving it chance Of replenishing its cof-
ters.-lf there could be deputation of the
most distinguished banks, to see at what time
and IN what way they would resume their
payments at least with respect to such
banks as would reoiprocate the measure, per-
haps no harm would be done.
The notice OF Mr.. Dallas seems to have
been misunderstanding means to refuse the
notes of such Banks as refuse Treasury Notes,
at the same moment that they refuse to take
up their own notes with specie-but the rule
does not apply to such banks as receive
Treasury Notes.
Zone remark further.--We shall do our
selves the pleasure, as soon as we have more
sea-room, to pay our best respects to those
mushroom Self-lnstituted Banks. which are
springing up in the bosom of this State--to
the Injury of our currency, of our commerce,
| and IN opposition to the spirit Of the law of
this land.
u There seems to be struggle between
Bonaparte and the allies--whether ne shall
pay most respect TO the principles of reason,
national independence and peaoe---or whe-
ther they shall most shamefully trample them
| under foot.--France, if true to herself, can
not be vslquished. A nation, that is united,
| is inpinci5le.
| " Tobacco has sold in the Lynchbury
| Market for q dolls. per hundred.
| Corn IN the Richmond Market from to S
IL dollars per barrel Meal 8 so; ithas
sold for 81. What fine harvest for the
holders of corn on the Easteza Shore, and on
or rivers,
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VALUABLE ESTATE.
FOR SHE

~ Virtue of Deed of Trust executed to the S,,b.
4 scribci by Soio.non Dixon, ESQ. OF the Town of
Danvilie, Virginia, aud Nancy Dbon his wife, and OF
record IN the county court of Ps,vania for the pur-
pose OF securing the payment OF tain monies to the
State-5ank Of No -CaIoim. VIII BE SoLD, to tie
highest b er, on the premises, Saturday the 29,h
day OF July next, the very valuable
.Nereha'n-.lfHs, Lands, Lots, Toi Bridge, DistiR-
ry and Jdnnery
Occupied or owned ly the said Dbon, NJ, or near
Danvise-This estate offers to enterprising men, the
strongest IN inccments to become the purchasers Of it
II situated Immediately on Dan River the naviea-
ton OF which, will certainly be improved at no distant
period, to- bouts.
Tine Mills consist Of Merchant grist-miil, with
PAN Ot stones " two excellent cloths, & saw-In,
upuh the most approved constilcton-all comp etc
order They stand canalsu yp;ied from III: River,
which never fss--and they perfectly cure f ON
fresbes. The adjacent country is itch and product VI,
and the population ouIishngAll kinds Of gain can
be had ~ the neigbbOrhood The best ;erms-and he
town atfor'isa really market for all the lumber that
can be cut at the Saw-tll!l
he STILL-HoUSE is large, convs nj mt and new
framed house, being CT feet by SO wth every nee ssa
kind.
The BRIDeE is very desirable property, being a.
cross Dan-itIver nn III itely st the town-It is now
under repIiF, ard will b. completed brfor. the .lay
ot sale Of good materias--The Tolls have amouot-
ed upon an average, 10 s 1000 annually r tn last
years, and have been gradually Increasing OF the
bridge, twouudvi led third parts (being M Dihos's
interest thercul,) Wilt sOid.
The LASDs contain 2s2 4 acres, which almost
entirely surround the town Of Danvile, AID extend
on the river about mile containing GO more a.
ores Of River Low-Grounds o. the best quaity-about
20 acres Of which, heavily trnbered--ths bal
anee OF the tract is upland, mostly in woods and we'll
timbered.
On this lnnd, besides the Mills, bridge and distilie-
ry, is R.ge and commodious D.celi1g-house, ia
good reParr--being 81 feet square, and having eight
rooms with six fre-places with every necessary and
convenient clubhouse in good order, for amiy-.2l-
so valuable Td7aery, having efficiency of Vats
OF every description, sunk, carry on the bust,
ness exensiveiv-a yood Tanners louise ard opt hou-
ses beam housr, bArk-houses, currier3-shop, bark
mil, and every other convenience. The Tannery is
now Under lease for term to expire in May 1917
at which time actual possession can be had, ard 10
the mean while, the purchaser have the benefit OF
the lease. The sale vii be in Lots te suit the pur-
elIasers. Tie terms will be, cash fr Ill sums under
SS0o-and for all sums above $500, credit OF g. IL
u Is months-the purchaser to give notes negotiable
at ia ~0ste Bank of NortIC AZ Raleigh bear
Ing interest from tie date with three approved nan IS
two ID whom, nj least, shall reside in Nsrt Carroll
THO5. RUFFTN TrYI.fee
Marlborough, n @. June q. ---tlo
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COJ1IfILNIC. iTLON

DIED 18th inst. at Sco,chtown, ia Hanpver County
Of lingering inisposiio,, Mrs Lssndoa Berke-
ty, wiiow Ut tfr IL. &. Berkeiey, aud daughter of
Mr.. john NJ. Si,eppari-The f,iiowios aeeoart OF
her death has been drawn up by female friend, who
Was melancholy spectator:
She, after having appeared to be asleep a few mo-
mens, opened her eyes and said, y how happy am
II shall sUon be above with my De,r Redccmer--
Finding she near her end herfrends came into
tie room To tsks leave of her, which she did with
great deal Of cvmPOsure, exhorting each Of tn, M
to prepare 10 meet her above seeing their distress
she request ii me to tell than not to- greve bat re-
Joce with her. for sine could band OF Angels rea-
dy 10 conduct her To her Sd,qOttr's inns; and
then observed; have only to lament that my
brother snot here, but you, NY friend, tell lin
the Tying words of It's sister. to remember his So
ptou', WHO died Tor him. prepare meet me a.
boSe, where or pleasures shall never enl.--She
then sid, tell my dear Father and Mother tLo'
pass tiro tine viey of The shadow OF DEATH fear no
evil ny Satfgtir is my staff and my rod after this
ciaspng her han1s on her breast, she repeated the
following lines, VIZ:
Jesus can make diving bed
Feel soft as downy Pillows are,
While ON his breast lean my head,
And breathe my life ont sweeuy there
Dyes! am IN the arms ofny dear Jesus At
TINS time the servants came in Nth the degree
OF composure, she separately took leave Of them beg
gnB them TO remember their God and prepare to NEE
him IN Gory-Her maid who attended her during her
sickness, she appeared to be particularly drawn to-
ard holding her hands tor some minutes she said, X
ihenlbef you nave precious soul to be saved, which
can only be done by your .Sduon', who died on the
cross for you, as we'll for me; fy to Jesus alta
throne OF Grace and beg him to prepare yon to meet
me in Glory then folding her arms, She put up a
ferven petition the family requesting that not one
should be lett out at the great day have forgotten
70 mention her particular address Of her little
sisters; Good bye, my dear little sister tell all my
little brothers aud sisters at school, good bye tell
them the words OF their dying sister little children
1--we in Christ then taking sn afectinsate leave of
Miss - she implored the divine blessing for
her, that she might also meet her hereafter she
then said, my breath fails me, can say no more ;
then reposng for moment, she looked nue. again,
and SAID, Tell them all to sng usleluish when am
gone; she then closed here eyes thought for ever
and laid silent, for time after Il short period,
she opened them again and said, God bless YOUR dear
soul will try to meet you and conduct you HOMIE
She died serenely happy, without struggle.
or Such of the Citizens of Richrno,d as are dispo
sed to promote the Establishment ola SrEAM-Bo At
TO ply between this place and Norfolk are desired tc
meet at the Merchants Coffee-house, on THURSDAY
nextat o'clock.
/ Riehmord, June 20.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
The SUBSCRIBER

OIloChIBF1N,
~ ILL sell that VALUABLE FARM, whereon
w he at present resides, situated in the county of
Prince Edward, eight miles south of the Courthouse
lying Oh Bush River, containing about
500 A G II ES,
200 OF which is prime low grounds and laws admira-
bly, WELL aadis healthy situation and adoins the
lands OF 'tHor Francis Hdtkins, .jr Thomas IFal-
ION and John Reid, EsgrS. The improvements
are Sooi, aud sufficient for the accommodation of
genteei family. For further particulars, purchasers
are invited to call and view the premises which will
be the best r commentator. Suffice to saw nv only
motive Tor selling this valuable properly, am des-
rous Of removing from this state.
vail sell at fair price Tor cash, or part cash
the balance ON credit. by the purchasers giving
Deed 81 Trust, 10 secure the pnnct,lal payment
JAMES JONES FOSTER.
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NOTEEE
NOTICE
IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AT THE
NrRYy mr.. TJCI1 GnJJDT1 mr.

IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT AT THE.
NEXT MO UST COURT OF
MADISON County, thu court-house thereof
1EA shall sell at public auetoa, for cash. so much
OF all the
LANDS & LoTs,
In that county returned delinquent for the non-pay-
ment Of tha taxes of the last year, and the Sc verl
years from the beginning of 7e3 to the end Of iSS
will be sufficient 20 discharge the arrears Of taxes
which shall then remain unpaid, for the several years,
and ten per cent damages thereon, together with the
taxes of the present year.
The sales will commence the first day of the
court and continue from day to days until they shall be
completed
The subscriber is authorised receive sll such taxes
and damages at ANY time before tie land shall be
sold.
list Of 6elnqueucies may be in the clerks Of
ce OF the county, in poss ssOn othe subscriber or in
the Office ofthe auditor OF pubic accounts
JOHN BOOTON, D. S.
FOR
NATL. WEIGH 5. NJ. c.
June 2i-8WWD
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WAShkN GT0N TAVERN.

TsNfilS yell known Tavern now in my occupan-
cy IL Furnished with every thing Tor
the accommodation OF travellers, who may be- inclined
II call. The house is well anged for the ACCOM-
mediation OF iaige number OF rsns, ami part of il
VII hereafter, heretofore, be exclusively devoted
to the use OF Gentlemen with families The health
tulness OF this place, has induced number to stop
here on their route to tine Springs, aad spend the
son.
The notification is made, that individuals first APP
plying, may be certain ofaecOmmoda;ion in any way
tsey iAciine- JOHN u. WRIGHT.
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June 21~-8wwp
N0rICE

Is HEREBY GTvES, THAT At THE
NEXT AUGUST COURT or
pOTETOURT County, at the COURTHOUSE there
OF. snail sell at Public AUCTION for cash. so much
OF all the
LANDS e LOTS,
In that county, returned delinquent for the nou-pay.
meat Of the taxes thereof any one year from the
year 1875, until the year 1914, (both years incu'ge)
as shall be sufficient 20 discharge the of taxes
which shall then remain unpal, and ten per centurn
per anaum damages thereon, together with the taxes
OF the present year.
The sales will commence On the first day Of the
court and continue from day to day, until they shall
be completed
The Subscriber Is authorised 10 receive all such tax
es aud damages, any time before the land shall be
sold.
list OF delnquences may be seen in the Clerks
Office Of the Co inty, in possession OF the Subser-
Der, or, in the Office d the Auditor of Public Ac-
counts
CHARLES BEALE,
Sheriff Of BOfetourf County.
June 81. w8w
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ZANE svtLLF. .91nc z

ny IleTts Patterson. just from Detroit, we
iearn that son3edfficuty had arisen with re-
YARD to the reciprocal surrender of tile forts
o. Mackinaw and Maiden Our troops still
"fiA Maiden IN account that the Indians were
n'' Wiling to let us'haye posse ssiOn of Mack
NAY. he Br'tislritis alledged were afraid Of
~ indiauN, and had deluded them with the
"s2' ulat the Americans would hold Mack
na'7 l9r month only, and then it would b..
SNeuup TO them. In consequence of TIN,
mere was 4 considerable force Of Jn6ians col
iected at Mack niaw.
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Boetor. .In,,e 10

}es'er6"yfie Y. s. ffgate Congress, Coi :, .jfor4.
RS, SG,ed Jroo, this bort for Hoi'ond hGring mn
ooardhg G.rosHcucg UHIam Eus,is, minister f,r
me o. Suites at NE cert eftte Kt,Lg Of The .NS,h-
e'fa"d', ms iady, .4.ArGnler II Euereft, Esq Sc
c'ff@y Of Legdfion, GhN M George I5lisds She
6fSo carries out Coi. B3ii1ni .E'Ree, and mi
"WUa7n' 1hayr, f4g0 dSt!as9isted el7cers Of The
cops Of ehe1nec,S II, the u. s. .Rrmp, 1rho are ire
'eehng on their trdveis ~ Ew6pe'6 yditsetion ofdc
eot .1Aliellf.