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PHILADELPHIA, April 5, lS47.

Our whole population was in a state Of fever
ish excitement yesterday A number Of ground
less rumors were originated by mischievous per-
sons Among other reports it was said that Vera
Cruz had been taken, after desperate fight, in
which the Pennsylvania regiment had been cut
to pieces, and Generals Patterson and Twiggs
killed. The starting of the Heraid's express,
with the later intelligence from Vera Cruz and
the army under Cen Taylor, received here by
telegraph, added to the general apprehension,
and groups were assembled at various corners
until a late hour in the evening, converslnS upon
the exaggeraton which had been mposen upon
the public credulity: These fears have all been
allayed by the real intelligence puDilshed In the
papers of this morning.
The Southern telegraph being now restored to
usefulness the repairs on the New York line VIII
be accelerated by the aid OF those who were
previously engaged in experimenting the former
line so that we may anticipate a resumption OF
communications per the lightning line before the
close of the present week.
The wings of Spruce ward, as well one of
our large daily papers, have made nomination
of General Taylor for the Presidency. A town
meeting for tomorrow evening is called Of the
friends of General Taylor, to make the nomina-
ton. This latter is a native American move
ment throughout, protessedly without distinction
An unknown man was run over by the train of
cars from Harrisburg on Friday night, near the
Columbia bridge, and instantly killed. He was
lying on the track and the engineer did not see
him until too late to rescue him. His body has
not yet been identified.
The hearing of a homicide case took place this
morning before Alderman Ireland. The accused
is named John Gardner; he is charged with strik-
ing Lewis Worthn1gton on the head with poker
on Thursday night last, during personal alterca-
ton which occurred at the house of the former,
from the effects of which Gardner subsequently
died The point of the poker penetrated to the
brain, about three inches above the left ear. lie
was committed to answer
Sales OF Stocks Mt Philadelphia.
FIRST BoARp.-2S4 Norristown Railroad, 10 200 Nor
rs Canal % 200 do do 22l4 80 u s. Bank SIS 800
do do do So 1000 Kentucky Bonds d, 90 1000 Pitts
burg 6's 81 SO $500 u s. Loan 6s Sc, 1902 1000 do
do do 6's 81, 100 200 U. s. Bank So 10 8. Navga-
ton, 571s 81 Man Mechanics Bank. 20 100 City
os 9Oh 500 State SIS, 70 $500 Texas Treasury notes
IA 100 Vicksburg, ll7s 1878 Lehgh Interest 671a
AFTER SALEs.-l50 Girard Bank lFs 200 Reading |
Railroad, 30a4.
srcoNp BoARp.--IOoo Reading Railroad bonds 6's,
ny 1871 Susquchanna Canal bonds, SIS SIS 100 Sch
Nav 6's, IS, S51 400 u s. Loan 6s, 81, 1903 100 Sus
quehanna Canal, las 25 Reading Railroad 30sS SO do
10 800
AFTER sALEs.--5O vicksbg RR, Tx; 5000 U. g. Trea-
sury Notes 25, 1915 200 Morris Canal 22i4 100 u.
8 Bank, a4 10 Lehigh, 2s1a 100 County SIS, go 80.
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Passengers Arrived.

LivgRrooL-Ship New York; Hoyston, lady and son;
McDufey, Miss McDufey Ireland; Mrs LAWN, y York; w
Day Canada James Wright England and s IL the .
LIvERPooL-Ship Patrick Henry-Wa!ter Dudley lazy anu
child; Miss Summerield, VIM Cunningham, Thos A'sse'
LTnRrooL%Shp Zenoba-F Castiven and 2s in the steer
age c,, np c c.a.. u
BEKMupA-Brig Lady Of the Lake-Dr Rees OF Canada
Lghtbum, of Bermuda
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GREAT ATTRACTION.
1,.~bpu nj Home Nh x .TOhn Street.

xA A. GRlEVE begs acquant his friends and patrons
that his agent has returned from Europe via Bremen,
Wafter a residence of months Androsberg, and
> the other celebrated districts Of Germany. He
has enabled collect the best selection of singing and
fancy birds oered also unusual Of
fancy birds from all parts Of world selected with great
trouble, without regard TO cost -
M B-Fancy dogs Shetland ponies Chinese, silver, and
English pheasants and variety Of barn-door
the Of be eding and raising Canaries &c.
p S-Leuers postpaid will at all times meet with prompt
attention from A. GRlEVE,
m23 I'm xrrc No. 5 John street. N Y.
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SPRING STOCK OF
BOOTS A ND SH o ES.
SMITH e. RIQI.EX

=. TAKE THIS METHOD Of informing their customers
purchasers in general oftheir extensive and well Sc
Buskns sppsrs c of their own Ssnr,n
with great care and purchased for cash. which will enable
them to sell at the very lowest prices
N B-Store will be open until O'Clock in the evening,
giving Country Merchants opportunity to examine their
stock when not otherwise engaged.
SMITH & RISLEY,
Chatham st., directly opposite the Chatham Theatre.
xaQi irnA III
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AFFAIRS IN ALBANY.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDING

Senate.
ALBANY, April s, lsl7.
The bill authorizing the formation of companies to
construct rural cemeteries passed
The bill to amend the charter Of the Merchants In
surance Company was also passed.
Nothing further of interest transacted prior to
adjournment.
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l42 Chatham st., directly opposite the C.
m27 Im& RI

hgains At MACS New Store iSs Canal street The sub
scber would call the attention Of his friend;
and the public in general his large and
well assorted stock Of all the different kinds of Boots Shoes
Caters &c. that the market afford which he will sell
cash Ever grateful for the full share of he
received for the last ten while in the empoymcn Of
his friends and the public that there shall be moth
ing wanting his please and give satisfaction to all
those who will be kind patronse him at 1876 Canal
New York JOHN MCGUIRE.
Svu&rh
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dre affair got few Of the opponents sss s Si
h ia removal from the head of the railroad COM
pany. If the interests of Baltimore and the road
are to fall into the bandsof those mos, active in in
90 at al sastrous to the interests of both If Mr..
met Lane is not interfered with, route will be
NIB aimed before means are procured to commence
% construction. Certain | am that Baltimore
IT II never allow Pittsburgh to dictate to her how
wild by what route she will confer the great adj
an ntages TO that city of connection with Balti-
yaore.. II Pittsburgh was prepared to advance
hion, her position would be different
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DRC0OPER, n DUANE street, between Chatham and
- William has for the last fourteen years enjoyed
the extensive practice in private diseases Of any medical
in New York He the most aggravated Of
this disease; and mild cured in five days Sc-
re-Doccr Cooper has discovered method by which
weeks with scarcely pain to the patient Constitutional
debility brought by habit INDUCED in by young
men. This. when freely INDUCED in begets dyspepsia
weakness Of the limbs and small Of the back confusion OF in
tcllect Asd rson to society warranted
case, or no charge. No mercury used
fmhc
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CKnn REWARD-Lost or Stolen, On Tuesday, ths
&OVVyisth February ult in the neighborhood Of Lop
bard street, London Bankers Leather Case containing he
unds.msp ,s Bank e ENGLAND Notes. VIZ No. ssse
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A CURE FOR COLDS.

A CURE FOR COLDS.
MRS. CARROLL'S Medcated Vapor and Sulphur Baths,
wi 1884 Fulton street. opposite Church certain
for Colds Coughs Rheumatism. Sore Throat and all infan-
matory incident the chageabe of the weather
The Sulphur Vapor Bath particularly recommended by
physicians for all eupHons and diseases Of the
skin No danger of taking cold after the Of these baths
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Payment Of all which has been stopped At the Bank Oh Eng
land . ~, .
coyery above described notes, shall be entitled to re-
ev above propoonate part thereof for
portion Of the notes so recovered lo and
conviction Of the offender, il stolen
For further information, apply to,,,,,,, q, ,y,
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TO DENTISTS,

THE subscriber has receiveda without mer.
cury for filling teeth, invented and recently improved
by one OF the Surgical Dentists in the world IL is be-
eved to the best article of the kind offered the
''''''' JOSEPH T. MURPHEY,
$50 Broadway
Us lm"rh
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+. WALSH & Co,

J.. WALSH 4 CO.,
. FRENCH BOOT and Shoe Makers, No. 6. Ann street,
near the Museum, New York. Fine French Boots 50
FRENCH Imperial Dress Boots mage to order 81 usually
Slippers constantly hand and made order the shortest
notice. Repairing, &c.. done in the Quick sales and
small profits is No. Ann street, New York.
M m n
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CLOTHING

CLOTHING.
THE Esas and boys EashGpse Ti9Ss
Lane n
wiff
'5s ; '
Be- no o9 1f Maiden dollars o"
mo Intro
CHEAP FOR CASH
II AHRENS, Draper and Tailor, 2o1s Ann Get, tobegs
Sfi
b
No hum6ns~ea aud see 11. -,.0-1-' 80
CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
es s1S ai.s any, Oh es
price for the BY sending by calling the
N Blades can be attended to by Mrs. De ,Boer.
Old stock and job goods bought OF any description and
E000 DOZEN PATENT sHIRRED SUBSCRIBERS,
1917 EMBRACING N over twenty styles and prices varying
s1: only %,fH
Is Ss a sss ss.s M tho f. M
'' rs Inn c s "'A'''''' "''' "a Conandt Street,
., 1s m%%1!"s
Msr iii Rubber and warranted Esf Ees Eso for
Sole Agent for Goodyears Manufactories,
m2o lm.rh 100 broadway, opposite Trinity Church.
2 rEK Tos s s %ss . ss
Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal follows: IS Egg and
S s whi1s at
the same price bof%Ss s
and 263 west l3ih ST. between avenues 9th and 10th.
1872 BRoADwAY, CORNER OF john STREET,
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
Ncs vERBS nc cR R2g'NS Shaving compound
those whG prefer ss, IS.
& s a eG, sam ms
dull will insure smoother face than of the old
ss what E sSsS is a s ID hs.s hs 81 ed &S,
Wholesale and re.sil by, -. CHARLES II. RING.
f23 lm.rh Druggist, 1872 Broadway, corner John ST.
yNDERSsIGNED h Ia, me pleasure of informing hi,
TO-
:YS, $%f
'S i most M Al.
S p s Ss e
% public 10 vi Th' his
sas;''a ne ,yi$SiE ieli "'
2sSEESs cRnFERfeSEss M2Tns AST E:
season fer the application Of the uh'eIbeL celebrated
iesrins houses, barns, gardens &C.. &. - 80, :,
he ac i' that are 50 en-
other No sR $ s
BY to ss Sr al bc" S e "aS The
months The preparations entirely free from any deadly
mineral poison and be used with safety The celebrated
S'ss f' LEW i@E
street, near Willam of c. ii. RING corner Broadway
| and John Sueet. a. fm*c
&E00 REWARD-AMERICAN COMP0yND II, ~
II es:ss sa
under forfeiture Of the above Persons using ms ,
i sSa 1: Hs
TO every age and condition IL contains no mercury ~
ious drugs injurious to the constitution, but cleases he ~
from Infection Thousands Of long standing cases %
half the quantity This : IS a. 'S s private %
practice OF physicians with unering success curing
nine of the hundred T IT, ana omaodf street. re-
led y, BoWery and Grand Bowery syd Walker Bowery and
East Broadway; f. L. Cotton 26 Bleecker street, E
o. I'd Wssr streets New York; Fulton and CIanper
~ streets Brooklyn Third and South streets
corner Charles aad Pratt Streets o. p p ~
lnstoun - C,tyi t n1Hsa,s s. c. as imeod.r
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THE CHEAPEST gents and boys Fashionable Tailoring
i and Clothing Establishment in New York, is JACOB
XANDERBlLTS', &c Maiden Lane, between William and
made garments which will be sold wholesale retail the
very lowest possible prices. Also than five hundred
pieces of fashionable goods which will be made order
style Of elegance that be surpassed You will do well
call, you from three dollars
Do not forget the number, 36 Maiden Lane.
rup0I Int
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CHEAP FOR CASH
II AHRENS, Draper and Tailor, 2O1l Ann tobegs
inform his patrons and the public general that he has
hand large of French Cloths Casmeres
Doeskins Veng &C.: for the coming which having
been purchased entirely for cash. will be made in the best
possible style rs per cent under Broadway prices
No humbug-ca and see m23 lmsrc
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q. i. CLAhKE,
MERCHANT TAILOR, ll6 William street, opposite the
lvl New StoresI atter mysefthat have made
that the purchaser has not recommended
his friends and they theirs that my business IN
creases geometrical ratio
1t shall be my endeavor to give still greater satisfaction
The genus Sack kept ready made.
Finest French Dress Goats made to measure. $40 -,
Lower qualities $H, 16, 49, few Overcoas' hne, sui
left price SIG. -
All goods bought and sold for cash. m29 1w*r
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GUANOThe cargo Of the brig virg4is about three
superior to any other kind in the market The
iuano dry will be sold close the concern at one and
half per pound and is object to the farmers OF the
country.
The cargo is Trappells Brooklyn near Fulton
Ferry and samples be the Office Of
SPOFFORD, TILESTON CO., hs Water street.
mil rukr
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NEEDLES, FISH HOOKS, AND FISHING
TACKLE

vJNHOMAS and THOMAS H. BATE, 1903 Maiden Lane,
offer for sale superior ARTICLE Of Bates drilled eyed
ect assortment of Fishing Tackle featured i'm
ported into this country consisting Of Martin OShan
ssmon Virginia Black Fish Kirby Bent ssbass and Rofi
MERCK Kirby Salmon and all Others snooded gimp twist
ed and single Flies Minnows, Silk Braided and Spun
variety all prices English and American Reels Fishing
ton Of Fishing Tackle sold moderate at lo3 Maiden
Lane, up stairs, Pearl street. re Intro
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NEW YORK CASH TAIDORING
ECTAPT TSuMENT

ESTABLISHMENT.
NOE WEST BROADWAY and No 90 Church street
style the following reasonable Fine French Cloth
Dress Goats Sb Frock Goats do from SIS TO SIG; French
Cashmere Pants 81 so to & Dress Vest Of satin So $50
8. & G. WANT,
NH rs linz rh No. 70 West Broadway and 90 Church
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NAVY DEPARTMENT, April Sd, 1877.
SRI have the honor to acknowledge the receipt Of
your communication Of the 3lst March, ult. with the
papers which accompanied it, and respectfully inform
YOU that after consultation with the Secretary of War
have addressed to the officers commanding the naval
forces of United States in the Pacific and In
Gulf of Mexico respectively letters Of instruction
conforming your directions, Of which herewith
close copy.
have the honor to be, very respectfully, your ODE
dent servant, j. Y. MASON.
To the PRESIDENT.
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I AIDES and Gentlemen having any cast of superhous
IL clothing furniture dispose Of obtain fair cash
price for the by sending by calling the
subscriber his residence orhrough the post which will be
punctually attended to. ii. DE BOER, TIA Canal st.
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Shin Chandlcry.

GENERAL assortment: constantly on hand, and
- tor sale by u. HYDE Il Co., corner of FroniaEd
Broad Streets, ath.
Including Cordage, Manila and Tar'd, from the
manufactures of Boston and Plymouth, by gang or
rrtal, Cotton Scotch and Russia Duck of all descrp.
tions, Cotton, and Hemp Twines, Anchors all sizes,
CHAINS, Cables, Sheets and ties of Boston manufac
fure om English refined I,On, also. hest proved Eng
lush Chains, Bolt and Sheet Copper, Composition Spikes
Nails with other castings of all descriptions Patent
Windlass Gear Windlass Nrcks, and Capstan Spin
dies, Cambooses, Spikes and Nails, Naval Stores,
Paints, Oils and Glass, Nautical instruments, Books,
Charts, &C., &c.
Many of the above articles can, on suitable notice,
be delivered to the purchaser at his place of business
direct from the manuactoy free of expense to him,
aad at the manufacturers lowest price.
Bath, NAV 90. 847. ! w3l
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Latest Importation.
CHRONOMETER & CHARTS.

JUST received by the subscriber, direct from the Pub
Hshers IN LONDON, a large assortment OF
CHARTS, embracing all the kinds used by our navi-
gators, with full directions containing ali the late dis
cover les and improvements.
Also-frOm the Manufacturers in London and Liner
pooi, superior CHRONOMErERS, by the hest makeis
sEXTANrS, QUADRANTS, SPY-G LASS Els, &C.
All the American publications Of Charts and Nanti
cal Books likewise for sale at the Publishers prices
and every article above named will he sold rs low as
at any estabshmentin New York or Boston.
JOHN HAYDEN.
Bath, July II, 1877 dSw40tf
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BeIleyille White Lead.

THE BELLEVIl.LE WHITE LEAD COMPANY
l. have opened Ware House in Boston for the sale
of their PURE WHITE LEAD. Dsr GROUND
OIL, which the Company oarrdnts to be superior in
quality to any other made m the United States.
This Factory is located at Beleville, Essex Co. N.
]. and has been in operation over thirty years. The
superior quality of the Lead has that time, command
ed sale in the city of New York TO the extent of
what the works could manufacture but having been
recently enlarged supplies now he furnished to
other markets. Orders promptly supplied, in the usu
Office No. 80 Broad street, between Central and
Water streets Boston.
DC. VAN ARNAM, Agent.
w5l-3mos
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Dissolution of COpartnershiD.

THE Copartnership in business heretofore existing
under the firm of DENNIsoN & THoRn1o~, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent of the parties.
AMM1 P. DENNlSON,
z. Il. THORNTON.
Bath, May 25, ls47.
The undersigned hereby gives notice that he will
continu to carry the business Of the late firm Of
Uennison & Thornton in all its branches; that al
demands against the firm will be settled by and all
debts due the same be paid to him.
l73tf TT THORNTON
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+. Browns

g ARSAPARILLA & Tomato Btters. The most
- used and best knoUn Buffers before the Public
These Bters warranted to he purely Vegetable
compound-and mark this, C-they can nerer do the
least injury anycase uhatecer. 1t has been used In
the private practice of the most successful Phystians
for long time, with great success, in purifying the
blood ngthening and invigorang the system. II
s not be supposed that any one medicine will cure
all diseases to which the human frame is subject nor
is this article recommended as SUCH like most OF the
quack medicine but for efecting the rpose for
which is Designed there is nothing hat has proved
itself so worthy of the public confidence as this cele
brated compound.
The whole vegetable kin cd ON does not furnish two
substances admirably adapted to purify nouriSh and
The human system. These Bitters have all
the effect Of the most powerful pugatives, when used
in sufficient quantity and YET arr so mild in their on
GRAFTON they may be given to the most
delicate health with perfect safety. Iney are also
very agreeable to the taste.
There have been many remarkable in this town
to which re fercnces will he given by
A.G. PAGE, the only Agent in Bath.
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New Goods.

TT e. PALMER. has just received fresh ~.
II. sortment of COTTQN, HoOLE-F sILh
GOODS far Ladies, and Gentienen's Dresses Cloaks,
&C.; also prime IL" of Live Geese Featliers, and !
assortment Of paper hangings,
lie he's Pressed Hay of firt, quality for sale IN large
or small quantities, for cash. :, N
Bath, Nova.
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The Boston Almanac, for Is4s.
Notice..

THE Copartnershp heretofore existing under the
L firm name of SAWYER SEwALL, as Connsell"rs
and Attorneys ut Law, is hereby by mutual consent
dissolved Said Sawyer is to settle up raid hrm,s
business. and nay all debts owing by said firm. All
debts due said firm by note, account, or otherwise
are to be paid t. said Sawyer who is hereby fully att
thorize rece We collect the same and to use inc
nam. of said firm in the settlement of said business
~ " ~ F.. S.'''Vnn
JB SEWALL.
Bath, Nov. 9th, lS47.
Of SAWYER & SewalI the subscriber, are requested
10 present the same for payment Persons indebted to
either are respectfully requested to call ana settle WIN
,hr nndersipned at the office of Sawyer Il Gilbert.
Bath, Nov. 6, le47. 6wd5w4 D. +. SAWYER.
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Public Notice.

WHEREAS some individuals have brought a raft OF
w logs and grounded them on my land without
my liberty, therefore warn them to carry them off
Immediately for if this is not done, shall charge five
dollars per day for each and every day they remain,
and shall take my pay out of the logs And whereas
some strangers without my permission have grounded
flats, which have owned and occupied fifty years
without obstruction, therefore warn them to remove
said logs and also against placing any logs on
said flats, the penalty of fifty dollars for each log
20 placed. also forbid any stringers being placed
said water privilege and shall seize for
will not have said water privilege obsrncted.
JOHN Low.
Bath, Nov. l6, ls47. ldl2-lw5
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Lewiston Falls Academy.
WINTER TERM


THE Winter Term OF this IN stitution will com
L mence on Monday the 9Th day of December-
ALVIN BooDr, A. B. its present accomplished Princ
pal will retain his place at the head of its board of
instruction and government, assisted by competent
and experienced teachers.
Students attending this Academy may rely that all
their wants as such will he fully met, whether they
design to prepare themselves for College obtain
thorough academic education.
NAVIGATION A class will be formed the present
term which will he instructed in the science of Nav
igdtion. An excellent opportunity is thus afforded
to young men, who desig On to become seamen, for
qualifying themselves for the competent discharge of
their future duties.
Board can be obtained in excellent private families
for ST. rs per week including room, fuel, lights and
washing.
TUITION per term of eleven weeks, So 90 and 81 90
according to the studies pursued.
JAMES U. L. FOSTER, Sec'y.
Lewiston, Nov, Is, l647. ledl3-3w5
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DOct. N0urSe.

HAS taken the office formerly occupied by Taman
IL & Richardson, the Post Office, and opp9s
site the Elm House.
Lodgings as heretofore at Mrs. BOwmaR,s.
My. 81. 1917. ow2-3od' ~