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Special Sessions.
Before Recorder Tallmadge, and Aldermen Martin and

Before Recorder Tailmadge and Aldermen Martin and
Scoes.
JuEE 3O-Jacob Gosh tried for stealing clothing at
different times from John Cruyer, 6s Essex street found
guilty sentenced the Guy prison Tor hiteen days
A. ID. keguius, acolored man. was Tiedon achai Se Oh
stealing tub OF butter and lot OF old rope IRON the hou
satonic Railroad office He was defended by Enoch Il.
Camp, ESQ., who offer, testimony to show hathe butter
and rope we're taken ~ man named James sims, VINO
employ OF the company, and no was convict
ed charge Tuesday sent to the penitenary
The Court were satisfied oil the entire nnocehceoi hesu
John Moore, coiored man. was tried for stealing a
show containing p4 worth oil fire works. and sent "
the penitentlary tor three months.
Nathan L shepherd and John Goodrich, were tried on
charge stealing OF milk from the Terry at Jersey
ity, belonging to Mr. Harrison They were defended ny
h. Camp Esq, who satisfied the Court from the evr
that milk taken IN mistake Tor one
that accused parties left its place III more
quarts taken The Court acquitted them OF
ali eionious intent in the and lhey both
discharged.
John Holmes was convicted OF stealing knives
from David Hunt and sent to the city prison Tor one
month.
George Thompson was tried for stealing overcoat,
belonging to Mr.. Fitzgerald, which was found IN his
possession The evidence not being sufficient he was
acquItted-deiended by h h. Camp Esq.
Michael Hogan and Peter Rulan, small boys, for
entering the OF Mr.. Joseph Riley OF Maiden lane,
last Sunday anu stealing hive pairs OF boots were sent 10
Hannah Johnson, colored woman, for stealing vest
worth S3-Cny prison one month. 80
FIG. Newton, charged with stealing can OF mix
from T. c. Dodd Jersey city, tried and acquitted,
it being clearly shown by ms counsel, h. r. Camp ESQ,
that II n6d Deem taken mistake Ior one ny
Mary Commeay, colored woman, tor Stealing basket
Of clothng-Pententary SIX months.
William Ly nde, Tor stealing svor watch worth Ss-
Peutentlary three months
John smith anu Henry Johnson, for stealing hat and
watch worth S9-Penilenuary SIX months each
John Colemon, Tor beating mis- wiie-guly, JudgmeAt
suspended for the present.
John B. Mckinney, tried for assault and battery on
a German Reitenger The evidence was contra
dctory and the Court adudged him guilty but dschar
ged ham with Judgment suspended defended by H. T.
Camp Esq.
five days
Eliza Bro wn, colored woman, for an assault and bat
terry ON Mary Quinn-city prison ten days.
Isaac Underwood cartman, charged with being con-
cerned in riots among the sailors far as to
OFT two chests his cart belonging to sailors
shipped on board the brig Trio discharged mo-
ton OF his counsel e. E. Camp ESQ., there not being evil
dence sufficient to detain him.
The Court then adjourned until Friday OF next week.
Tuesday being the Fourth OF July.
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sUspIoIoNov LAScEyr-During the past i.w DAYS &c.
verai OF those young thieves who prow about our CITY
and enter stores under the guise of Matches were
served lettering around the hardware store Of A w
Spies Co., No 40 Pearl street, and yesterday about
o'clock three oil them entered the store remaining
below in the shop and the other two ascending the
cond story, when Mr. Spies and his clerk secured Of
them, whose names are John Radhair and Augustus
Eichel. On searching Rsihair a new pocket wallet
was found containing eleven Mexican dollars aad some
silver change which he says the property Of boy
who escaped, whose name ~ Fullerton. The boys
locked up for further examination.
ACCIDENTALLY DRowsEp--A young lad apparently
about eleven OF age tell OIL the wharf at Peck slip
and rescued before life was entirely extinct and
red drug store, where every exsrtion made to
him. hut in vain The body was sent to the dead
inquest held, and verdict returned OF accidental
drowning He was dressed IN dark satinet pants cot
ton shirt and wore cap, in which was crosEbarrsd
pocket handkerchief.
FnLNo OMNsUs =" Is there room for three asked
lady while one of Kipp & Browns omnibusses loaded
with seven passengers, was passing up Canal street on
driver carry inside" and in stepped three ladies'
each with child in her arms and two OF larger edition
eighteen pence passenger remarked that riding the
eight and calling them three passengers, was all well
enough but boarding them in the same ratio would be
rat. er expensive
EXAMINATION OF MDsHrMEN. Of Midship-
men who have passed their examination before the
Board recently convened at Philadelphia, In the
following order OF merritt
No Archibald Nc Rae; ,. Robert II Wyman; .. Ed
ward Barnet Nathaniel Bryant; Georss
Bach; q. Jonathan NJ Wainwright; 7 George W Ham,
mersly; Foxhali Parker;s. Isaac @ Strains 10 Eg
bert Thompson; IL Robert Townsend; H. Joel Ken.
nard; Is. John Wilkinson; ID. John Guest; 10 VIM H
Montgomery; 49, Donald Men Fairfax; IL Robert II
Getty 10. Isaac BricelsDd; 49, Henry Rogers; 10 John
NJ Clitz; d. John Read;a2 Courtlandt Benhsm; ~
VIM Henry; "a. VIM De Jongh;25 s Tbrocgmor-
ton; % VIM Thompson; ~. John Abbett 70. George
II Cooper; 90 Bayse N Wescou; 3e. WmW Polk; 81
John Stenson; 80. Andrew Bryson; SO John Downes,
jr a. Charles Morris; 30 Andrew Drake; s6. Jas
Spotts 81 James M Duncan; IS. Lardner Gibbons 80
Robert Knapp.
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Court OF Errors

JUNE s0.-At the sitting OF the Court this morning. the
vote OF previous day. Oy which was resolved that ITS
next session should be held at Albany was rescinded
and resolved that session should be held
the Court House, in the city of Rochester, the So
cond Saturday OF August next and that appeal causes be
first heard that term and that writs OF
be held until after the fourth wee> OF that term
Mary c. r. Maconb, plaintiff in error, Benjamin
Wad, on and Sally, his WiJe defs'dons IN error-Ihis
which up tor tue decision oil the Court
points raised the trial Of eecment suit, aneetng
title land Westchester county
been long before the and known as the
Old Burr case" and will probably occupy several
days disc usson this Court OF last resort
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d ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE.
No. 81 SOUTH STREET, N. Y.
AAGE to and from Great Britain and lrelsnd,v via Liver
\ London by the regular packet, sailing weekly to and
each month. The subscriber has made extensive AZ
sni IN BRING out enigrants and with great conf
those persons sending for their re nds that every
p 'ilgent attention will be shown them, and all wo
I with them. tassage also be engaged from Liver
ect TO New Orleans, Mobile, Sa, amman, Baltimore,
phia b. ton, aud 10 the different ports of the British
IS With these Mransemenls, together with the adj
which his Livcrp oil correspondents posses, being
powneIs and extensively engaged IN the ireighting
avng sst year despatched upwards Of 100 first class
the various ports Of the United States with freight and
d., and from the large number of first class ships en-
the line there be dcten whatever, which
usIanteed The price OF passage will be at the lowest
W should any Of those sent for cecne coming the pas
ieY will o, remrned as customary. The SIC sm boat
the different ports to Liverpool can, usual, be
Those RENTING money TO their friends have drafts
nounh payable IN all the pnc pal towns, without dis
HiIouaffou Great Britain and Ireland, Arrangement
ibscriber hopes 10 receive continual Of the public
me, which hS eeen 50 Literally bestowed for many
t' For frItSeT PaptIepar, apply. tlf by eser post
j. & w. ROBINSON, No. ls Ooree Piazzas,
W Dock, andl NePtans g Watesleo Dock, Liverpool.
M T%%F :d E' Ba SH To- ~ South Front ST. Philad
Y Kirkpatrick P,ttsbugh, Pa.
\. MEG aade, Utica, Y.
;ioom.n, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Ty.
icCorkey Dub1gne, lows Ty.
. elliott, Detroit. Michigan.
~ Jus Cahil. Peru, Illinois.
lszney, Roches er, ". Y.
subscriber also for FIRST class packet ships
harleston and Savannah. by which passage can DC
Jew LINE OF LIVkRP0cLPACKETs
IRON New York on the 18Th ~: liverpool on the 18Th
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MAYORS OFFICE,
TO RENT FoK 4 Tenn OF YEARS. o


- That large and comm0dious establishment known
E the Chaestnn Hotel central part of the city,
on Meeting south on Eayne street, aid
the extensive Of Wholesale stores; east
Hoi' H. s Ell north Pnchey The hotel about $50
~ and ehsm6erI besde, the dining rooms for ladies
ana @ aso bar reading ROOM ofces store
and Hayne ssreet-a ige CON
tdnig pu So0u0 galcns force pump IN case ef hre
attached also wells the premises The whole
trent OF the Hotel embeshed with spacious Two story
collonade.
Terms OF sale will credit extending over period OF at
least and confomaby the provisions oil the late
state Fire Loan Act secured by mortgage OF premses
proved security will be squred lease or sale Proposals
the 18th July
T. SCHNIERLE, Mayor:
N:B.-Ths following newspapers: the New York Herald
snd Councr Enquirer; the Boston Cou Ter; the
United States Gazette the Baltimore American; the New
0rlean, Bee the Mobile Register and Journal will ms the
ABOVE IN conspicuous place until the tn
mo- and forward their accounts for To Cou Oce
j2l 60 Jyl5r
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fURsUANCE Of order Of the Surrogate Of the Coun
II Nv Yctf notce IL hereby all rTsOns having
6ps against Peter Murphy late Of tn cst OF Nes York,
.'.,1u tcctAsed present the with the vouchers
,sro 10 the subscribers, Al he Office Il dnund s. Derry,
30 81 Ws street, IN the CITY Of New York, before the
-hfrepth day Of september
! Dated New forE, the 18th day OF Ms5sn las
JACOB HARVEY
JAMES 4. BELL,
mis- lsw6m Adnnistratols with ~, vel annexed
N9rICE-Al persons having ANY lva eAmagainst Js BIS
~ DCmInick late of th ctJ o " foskhncbc
uestee 70 the with the vouchers oeO - the
supscroer 81 the house No q M1re street Also, all those
ndsbted the OF said deceased 20 make before
the 2orh day Of November NEXT, 20 . r..,,.,,,u
m2o TO Nyn srniswssr 80
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NOTICE rn PnI.Eirr1oN cLAMANrs

every entitled the right q lands
thin the limits OF the townships above enumerated,
70 establish The same the AZ sfaeton OF The Reger
ad Heceiver OF the proper lad office and M Ike payment
creio; seeing this and be-
- III Jay appointed for the II the puouc
e OF tue IownahS enbtacng The tract caineu' ABOVE
e. rg mated; otherwise such claim vii Be forte, ,x
Commissioner Of the Geaefai Laad Othce.
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GENIN IL NsVRANKEN'S *
VENTlLA All IA y HAT

WEIGHING oSLy az 65Nl,E s.PRlCE s. 50.
[0 TIE SuhscribeIs have introduced above a. ed
- hat Tor summer By eomrssnvthe weight OF ths
tcie with the weight OF the bowng hats
be readily seen. ~
do do Panama 81
do do Leahom a
Benk fny convinced that style OF hat
sotn has met with the general APPROPRIATION which POSSES
ug all The qualities, viz hgness beauty durability
heapne, would be have devoted much
enti0n 20 th haishng Of the style
roGuced oy fTos the avproha on by
gentlemen who have examined then, satisfied the
need only 90 be seen to b. fully appreciated.
0ENIN VAN VRANKEN,
mas imsee 1N Broadway. opposbs 81. Paul's Church.
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ROOMS TO LET
- in THE BELMONT HOUSE, NEW BRIGHTON
EN The Subscriber having fitted this e,tab ishment
Aa FOR the comfort of his friends The
public aud gratef, for the liberia patronage already be-
slowed on him. by his exons please
oft,
He begs 10 inform then that he has still two double end
tn ee single occupied which he will J. low
TO suit the tunes, # eoate Application be made and will
be happy TO accommodate Wishing to the
aud advantages Of this place.
The stua Of the desirable the Terrace.
Having very fine large bathing house directly font the
boaders enjoy thar luxury with the
and pie ,sure
The steamboats, ply constantly Throughout the day and
from New York. GEOH9G PIEflS,
Belmont House, New Brighton
June 18Th 1913 j30r
ygA TO LET-The modern built three story orick
An dwelling No Is Green finished with silver funi
~ bture, marble nantes ami throug A hnc
large yard with failing csern Will be let low For
further particulars apply to
AITKEN. BROTHERS,
je2lmsec 80. 1872 Fulton street
M FLORICUL rURE-For sac, the iage COnse rvt-
48tory, with all the app attached the roto
at the garden, tlate Mr.. Peny's) Henry Brooklyn
For further particulars apply to
49, w. RUSSELL, Florist, on tn. premises.
W. Eussen has also Tor safe low prices superb colec
ton OF tine healthy Pants in bloom yi
yeIbenaS, vioas, dahas aZsia rnodod
potenas clemases cictuses magno honeysuckies and
other desirable nhouse and garden plants and
Bouquets beautifully made order All orders for the
clues OF Ne York and Brooklyn delivered Of charge,
and puncualiy attended to. ils2w~I
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COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE-TO BE LEI
OR LEASED.
- 1T is situated hr East ahout miles from
:H New Yok, accessible all hours Of the dsyiby
boat, railroad and f,r health and beauty Of
be The house Of tneaIy
1ew) large and CONVENIENT with stables and
dcsir be outbuJiDg the gIouads about four filled
with fnit and shrubs Of evey description will let
for the summer for For particulars apply
to John HUNT Il %.
100 iw$ec 1871 Water street
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Leaving New York daily IRON the o,t Of Cou ST.
MORNING Line at 9 A. M.-Mail Pilot Line at ~ M
TIE Morning Lle proceeds Bordentown from thence by
steamboat to Ph,ladel phla.
The Evening Line proceeds direct Camden Opposite to
Phaadelphial without change Of cars
Passengers will procure their tcken the Office foot Of
Couandt street. where comnlodjous steamboat will be
readiness with bagglg e crates board.
PHILADELPHIA baggage conveyed from city to city,
without being opened by the way Each train Is rov with
the ladies' use.
nut street, BY steamboat to Bodentown o'clock, A. NJ
and by railroad from Camden, at o clock, p NJ
The lines for Baltimore leave Philadelphia IN A. M and
M being continuation Of the lines from New York e4
FOR BUFFALO AND ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
- A 49,
ASSOCIATION PASsAGE OFFICE To ALBANY.
Utica, So 90 Rochester, g 90
syracuse, 225 Buffalo, $50
Oswego, 225 Up. Lower Canada5 80
For passage apply to
VI. l.. RAY,
ms 3m 90 Barclay street New York.
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assszs TO The LADiEs.-2OO par primosl} aitc r
s&W boots Of all coIos aud sizes Of the latest hshion
Misses aud childens 0aer sgo. and Baskns Lade, Bus
Also good assortment OF Gtntemens prime csli stitch
boots, city made from dollara warranted eood fue
peRged boots, from 70 l96pngs Also, Boy b u.s. to
l2s, Gents CATERS qua boots and sho al all
"a great abundance az lkefs cheap itos 40 Breslaay
corner Canal street. ArA m9ftmsec
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go 70 do 74 Al do 56; 90 do 5o 80 do SIS % do 81
80 do 53 % do 81! 227 do 49, % do 49, - do 49, IS do
" l2l do AS l40 do 5 25 do 80; Is do a. 81 do 49,
- do 49, 80 do & - do AZ 81 do iO do 3'4i 80 90
80; 375 do 36i; l59 do 81.
Hyson2o chests IS cents 81 hf DO 5l 10 chests 81 y
do sos do 10 y do IL ~ DO and 50 hf do 40 ~ III 20
49, 80 do AZ, 81 chests i3!; ia do AZ $50 hall chests
WITHDRAWN "a
Hyson Skin7 chests so 10 do io % 90 81 ~
do 36 1913 hf do 32 % chests 50; I2O do s i2o 90
go chests withdrawn.)
Gnnpowder-O half chests 81 26 10 Do 81 10 90 80 10
do IA do 7o lido Co - do o. 10 DO Of % 90 qo ~ 10
5S5 6 do 81 - do 5@ 10 do 5ot % 90 %; ~ 90 -,
do 35 10 do 32B 90 do 81; 60 l3lb boxes 81 % 90 sc: ~
cases each Il lib cannsers 81; 20 do %; " NJ ces 20
18Th box.s and 80 cases canns;ers wIttdrawn.)
jnn.rall0 half chests 81; Is do a: cents; 10 do -!
!, 40 90 do Il 10 do 26 do o. II do o2 l. do o9
"a 40 M I3 do Il; 10 do 49, 10 do 323 i3 do 81 100 6lb
~ 20 200 do3s 400 BIB do 81 10 cases each II BIB can
listers 36i go half chests and 100 cases cannisies with
drawn %,
a. 10 do So 10 half do 35 $50 do 3d. 10 90 3i l52 do
2st: 10 do 20; (73 chests withdrawn
Souchong-25 cob boxes Is cents; 225 do 3s 65 with
drawn) 50 lib AZ t2l6 withdrawn 2Ol3lb do III 50
do I6 100 lib do AZ.
Nngyong souchong-lO hi chests .5! cents &c do Is
$50 wiihdmwn
oolong5 chests 6l3; 10 do CO. 10 hf do So 10 do 5s3
% chests II
Koken souchonr-2u hf chests l6t 81 do AL; 40 do Az
80 do 2s lo2 do 25 30 do 233; 10 DO 2 90 DO 81 900
withdrawn.
Chussn Souchong-o5 hf chests 81 cents.
Mohea Scuchong-1S chests 30 cents.
Pecco3 chests 81 cents DO 493; - DO 10; (i6 with,
dIawn.l
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~ The Somcrs Casc.-DEFENCE OF ALEX
aSpER sLIDELL MACKENZIE. Commander OF the
L. brig before the Court Martial held at the Navy
Yard. Brooklyn. By George Gdfen, Esq. Published IN
Pamphlet with large type Price si cents 81 perdozsn
ALSO.
Pamnblet containing all the Testimony Documents, Mar
rstyes and Particulars Of the Tragedy on board the Unef
S,,rs. Brig Somers with the Portrait Of Commando! Mac
fac-simile OF Spencer's Greek Programme, accu
rate Drawing So-rs she the water with int
T yisyys descriptions sc. Price ia Pcstmaste's
,smit,Inc 81 Will receive twelve copies
M The above important Documents for sale al the
ofic. of the New-York Irbune.
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M A RRIED

On the 18th instant ST. Thomas Church, by Rev Mr..
Padee Mr. Henry Ely Mrs. Maria F. Watson, all Of this
city.
At Philadelphia the 10th instant, by Rev. William
suddard Mr. John H. Redfeld Of this city 70 Miss Mary
August IS, by Rev Mr.. s,ohIman George MohT, OF Bre-
men, Jane, daughter Of William LeoWo of Hamburg,
Germany.
At Dewbery Va. August IL, BY Rev John Cooke, Cal.
lender ST. George holland, Esq. U. S. Navy TO Mary Ed
monia only daughter of the late Thomas Nelson Berkeley
AT Baltimore, Aug II, by Rev O. w AlusgraTe, Wll-
liam Williams 10 Mary Cole
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r FEVER of the mos! frequent and danseous DIS,
eases 10 which III, human body liable Its hrst
is made upon nel system then the vessels oil The SYN
become changed producing dyncss and burning neat T
this the general system involved and the patSn SINKS De-
meath the attack unle>s relieved by appropriate
Noxious eluvia and masm are the cause oil EVER
being infused through the atmosphere and then praed
the lungs when the poison combines win tne impure lulu
of The body and carried by the circulating ore 10 me re-
uotes qualifications of the II then the animal ltas
IS kept in perfectly sound aud healthy state ana every
performing its functions properly there can ~ no union 81
the pedsposng catse whch:s the n9Nous ensia OF 81
miasm With the e.cu; cause winch an impure SAFE o.
the blood aud dspTaved condition Of the general u
and consequently 10 disease. From actual experiment III
usacce i; is proved that SandsS SaTsapa. Is oil H.
self pophyacc preventive against disease py RENE"
the exciting cause when there is nothing eit 10 p on Oh
attack 1t, peculiar operation that Of an aitela'n ar+es
drecy proving lasting tonic to tins syStein ID! 10
tn health of the patient becomes fully established as II nsis
all the powers of nature, causing increased ehes! 70
the nervous system.
For conclusive evidence Of its superior value and eeaey
certificates publ shed this and other CITY papers
Prepared sold wholesale aud retail and for expectation
by A B. SANDS < CO, Druggists, tGEane bui,dipss
23 Broadway corner of ChsmbertIeet, New oLk Sod
so By A B. * D. SANDS, - Fu!ton-s!reet and = East
Broadway, OF Makestrert. Price 81 per bottle sN
bottles for S. Original documents been al our store
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Dl ED,

On Wednesday morning, A6 inst George B. son OF Peter
c. and Elizabeth COrtelyou aged years.
Tbs friends of the family invited To attend his funeral
this afternoon at o'clock from Nol Chambrrs-streei.
In this city, Aug. Is Sophia Simpson aged 30.
On Tuesday the 10th INST Joseph UConnof, IN the SD
year OF his age
His friends aud acquaintance, aud those of his iahern
law Isaac Coard and nephew, Michael OConnor. are re-
guesed to attend his unera this morning o'clock from
his late residence, No. Frankfort-street
At Newark Aug. TO- suddenly, William Hasey Esq, 49,
At Lockport, Aug a. Sarah PaIsons widow OF the late
Rev. Silas Parsons, aged So
AT Coxsackie, Aug H. Jane, wife Of Pete Hubbe Esq
aged 81.
AT Troy Aug. II, Rev, William Richards.
At Williamsburg l.. l., Aug. -, Deacon Jesse ST. john
aged 81, native Of Wilton, Ct He soldier of the
Revolution.
Near Spanishtown Island of Jamaica, July IA, Eliza A
Tpey wife OF James Heigingtou, Esq, Of that island
At his residence in Bucks county Pa Aug 3, Elnalhan
Miner aged rs, Revolutionary soldier.
snz5rxHrD-s11..n1
Passengers Arrived
In packet ship Gladiator, from London-Alss Mary d
Owen OF NewYork; Mr. john L HUMPHREYS, of London
aud ~ in the seerage.
In Brig Madison from Savannah--NrS Edwards and
child Miss Orwell, Messrs a Ertnan, W Thomas, j
Edwards 4 4 Burr and NJ Smith.
Passengers Sailed
In ship Liverpool for Interpretations Eden, Lieut. Col
Deputy Adj General, LADY, two children aud servant Of
Canada Mrs A Winchester do Mrs Fulton, Scotland;
Mrs Edrdge and Airs Eldridge, Massachusetts; Mr. w
Tapsco and three children York; Mrs Patrick Scot
land Mr. David Seaton Canada Mr. Frederick Farhorne
Blackstone, Yagk; Mr. George Mckay, Scotland; Mr.
oh ord