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Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-22
Runaway!

1RoM the residence his mother on 9Th street. near the
corner of a. boy named Thomas McCue, aged 10 years,
with fair hair and skin, and somewhat reckled lie hns
Inv variety Of since he left home; and though
traced 10 different houses yet he has hitherto eluded
bos who are in search Of him. The mother earnestly
Meals IN The officers Others who may boy
Inc the above description to detan him till restored to his
ABBY to JOHN KENNEY, corner Of 9th and streets
sep 20-eo3t
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-22
oInTHs. cAssIMEREs, YEsTINes, Ao.

DOYs wANTED.-Two three boys, accustomed
ID to putting double Napier, are wanted at this Of
,ee sep 17--2t
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-22

BsgA The venetian shutters were cut, the win
dow opened and the lower rooms ransacked, of q
dwelling on G street near 18th, last night, while
the family slept soundly above.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-22

WE ask the attention Of Merchant Taors TO args
w stock Of cloths, cassimeres, vestings, trimmings
&C. which we will sell very cheap.
sep 2I-tr fthbf miLLhh'
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-22
Painters Wanted!

TWO good Journeymen Housed Painters can find cmplt
i ment by applying immediately at the shop Of
sep 2I-3ta opposite National Hotel.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-22
Bows Guns +! Bows Guns!!

HAVE just received fine lot of Fowng Pieces, among
which fine double and singlebarrel Boys Guns
with D. 26 and 2Snch barrel Also, fine assortment OF
Pine English Gun and Rife Powder, with complete stock
of everything in the sporting line.
H. LINDSLEY,
Pa. av., between 9th and 10th sta.
sep 22-eo2w [lntelligencer and Union.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-22

Ear Billy Bowlegs and his company took leave
of our city this morning to return to their homes
We have not learned with what success their in
tervews with the government officers have been
attended.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-22
New Fall Goods!
NOTICE.

NOTICE..
IE WINGS of the District hereby informed that the
Wing Meeting advertised to take place at Rockville on
Tuesday the 2lst Instant has been postponed until the 3oth
instant. X. H. LAskEf,
sep 20 Secretary Washington Wing Club
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-22

JOINT RESOLUTION relation the drainage Of public
sewers.
Resoced de- That the Mayor be authorized TO respect
fully request Of the President Of the United States 10 direct
the Commissioner Public Buildings to have the openings
Of all the removed under the pavement to make
the streets and cutters free from obstruction.
Approved, July a. 1852.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-22

north.
Rsored de- That the Mayor be and he Is hereby author
ICED to require contractors for grading street. between
North Capitol and Second street west to take the earth
for grading said street from street north between the west
side Of North Capitol street and Delaware avenue and t.
allow him for grading street. in addition to the amount
allowed by his contract hundred dollars which sum
hereby appropriated payable out Of the fund OF which tbs
grading OF ID street Is paid.
AppToyed, July %, 1862.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-22

lust RECEIVED from New York, comprising one OF the
81 handsomest sssortments brought to this market
We invite the attention purchasers to favor with
call before purchasing have great bargains to
offer Some beautiful velvet and other Carpets, cheap.
sep 22-eo2w HALL BROTHER.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-22

ns@ series of meetings are being held b.
the members of the Ryland Chapel congregation
in the Seventh Ward. They are well attended
and very interesting
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-22
JOINT RESOLUTION in relation to the Washington Nc

Resolped, DC, That committee Of two members from
each Board be appointed to draw up address, in the
Of this Corporation to the corporate authorities Of all tbs
cities and towns Of the United States in behalf of the Wash
ington Monument and submit the address TO the two Boards
for their adoption at an early day as convenient
Approved, July %, 1852.
III. NJ Easily and j. p Pepper, esqs appointed the com
mittee the part Of the Board of Common Council.
b. B. French and John Wilson, esqs appointed the com
mittee on the part Of the Board Of Aldermen.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-22
JOINT REsoLUI

JOINT RESOLUTION TO distribute certain platbooks.
Resored de- That the platbooks lately presented to this
Corporation be and they hereby distributed as follows
One copy each TO the Mayor Collector, Register and Sur
veyor copy each member Of the Boards Of Aldermen
and Common Council and their Secretaries, and copy
each Commissioner OF Improvement and each Assessor
and the remainder TO be preserved In the archives Of the
city.
Approved, July N, 1852,
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-22
The moIuments or General Scot

GWENs' DISTRICT, Sep, 10, 1862.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-22

TINE regular citing Of Mizpah Encampment win bf
held this "wednesday evening, at o'clock at Rechs
bite Hall.
officers and members earnestly requested to be pune
tua In attendance business Of the utmost Importance
the future interests and welfare OF the Encampment will b.
submitted for action BY order:
sep 22-1t DAVID p. KURTT, Sec.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-22

CARPETING, 0ILcLoTHs, RUGS, &C.
SSnhrioN iDei do
Venetian A.
Cotton w
Dr,icrets all widths
Floor and table ocloths
Just received and win be sold very cheap, AZ
sep 2l--tr - 49, . - :.
BANK OF THE UNION,
- Oft fNsvs1 Browns Marble Building.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-22

nor RENT.-A convenient STORE, on Pennsylya
1t mia avenue, doors east Of 18th st. Rent low. Inquire
at the premises. [sep 22-3t'
UTANTED.-Two first rate Tin and sheetiron Work
w ers, who ind constant employment early APP
plicstion TO JAS. sK1RyING,
sop 22--3t s. F.. cor. Pa. and llth 81.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-22

ksagn counterfeit ten-dollar note was passed
upon a gentleman Of our acquaintance few
nights since. 1t is upon the Merchants Bank of
Baltimore, letter A, payable to E. Quighey, or
bearer, D. Sprigg, cashier, and James Swan,
president
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Com
Messrs Editors" Representatives and direct taxes shall
be apporoned among the several States which may be
included within this Unon according to their respective
numbers which shall be determined by adding to the
whole number of free persons including those bound to
service yer Indians not taxed
three-fths of all other peIsons etc. CONSTITUTION Of
the United States Article l. Section 9 Paragraph 81
Here is recognition of negro slave basis by the
fundamental or organic law of the nation. the good
people of Louisiana choose to extend the principle who
shall say them nay Those who advocate doctrine con-
trary that established by the trainers of the nstru
ment under which all hearted Southerners hope to
live and die seem to very moderate expression to
be acting with abolitionists and other fanatics of the
North to the prostration the interests of the South
Let every consider the becs well before he casts
his vote Tuesday next for the adoption rejection Of
| the new Constitution. -5t VOTER
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FRIDAY pronNING. OCTOBER 70, 1864.
REGULAR PACKETS.
MOBILE.
y,oR MoBILE.-Daiiy O. S. Mail /. af,rrsa- f,rrsa-

EyoRMoBILE.-Daily O. s. Mail It.
spcnid packet steamers FLORIDA John eiaas
nater CALIFORNIA, H. r. Ensign naes thaying been
u e1prssy trade superior One
Of leave .he Pontehartrain Railroad DAILY
Lake Of the o'clock M Adopting daily at bay
St. Lu and Pass Christian going and returning and ~
Wednesdays and Saturdays going md Tuesdays and fraa
returning.
Passengers and families with extra baggage to 60 d9wn ~
he O'Clock cara stop take away freight
the arrival OF the IL O'Clock ,...,-, =,
Christian ought 10 De
steamer ST. CHARLES. 81, -
EV Way Bag Mobile and Coast Landings will leave
the Office Of the Agent 20 minutes past eyen O'Clock
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Posr-0rFrcE OpERATioNs-The Postmaster General has
established twenty three postofces discontinued
fourteen and changed he names Of during the week
ending the 18th instant ss
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vi
ToucHfNG ScENE.Tha Fall River route to New 4ofk
is net little cheered by the music furniahsd the
friend who had the good fortune TO be
few days since, writes as follows !: KS: KS:
The perormers on board the Empire Stat Nere last
evening their Pieee SfyeT PterA hgd
charmed the Hstenine throng when u
the pianist that blind youth present who Nond
sst him said M evidently gad to hsrelissefs
peared feeling his way along. groprg for the ksye He
performances fine, and took effect But az he min
gled bis voice with the exciting tones of the piano
and sung of and Of Heaven he srcka chord that
vibrat#d through many hearts, The ladies covered their
faces ih tender synpahy the gentlemen, less willing 70
expose such weakness had occasion to change their posi-
ton hnd holy humane emotion throbbed every heart.
otherwise know not. deposited Little china
plate upon the piano Not word was spoken but as by
fnstindt gentlemen and ladies walked up and commenced
little fund for the sghtless stranger This only aded
fuel to the fame As the offerings began TO fail on N
gentleman from Boston who evidently had shared in
common sympathy remarked that he felt proud Of the
company with which he was surrounded. He said tha
never saw him before, and knew whence he came
whittier be going and he presumed this to be the
with most others present and he reoiced to observe
the heralty with which gentlemen had come forward
unas1ed, and contributed for his benefit It indicated
sympathy which he loved to cherish and which he g6ed
in witnessing in his travelling companions and he would
venture recommend to others Eho might participate
seemed to create interest," parties began to feel
for their PURSES How much collected We not
the means Of knowing it was however, worthy - ne
ohjec Hnd Of the occasiouand furnishes soe little
lief tt the details of nhumany daily spread before ns
4 EAmeEican Union.
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THh sHoorINe Case IN MlLwAukEE We have elresdys
mentioned that Miss Wheeler, Of Milwankse HisconA1

THE SHOOTING Case IN M1EwAUKEE-&e have already,
mentioned that Miss Wheeler, Of milwaukee
shot her sedueer dead in the street. The Wssonaia
gives the following particulars
This forenoon between 10 and IL O'Clock John N. ".
Lace well know this city was shot. while standing
looking at the prints in the window Of Hopkins book
store, on Winconsin street, by woman who came up
silently behind him and fired pistol close to the hack of
his head He fell dead without groan his blood
ing put and forming pools upon the r. hedy
raised by those who happeHed to be and borne
to his lodgings The who committed the deed II
uaned Ann Wheeler Axnerinnn, formally Of Ciefe-
land Ohio where her parenta and hiends ncw reside.
Shells mantan- maker and minsr rcszs in the
basement Of No Il Wisconsin street She DID not speek
to Ter victim when Hhe shot him, and s could not nase
known her intention presence She drew the pastos
from her dress held it firmly, as the result
When she saw him fall she offered the pistol 70 th1ee
wb her and declared 70 submit
besse to authorities declaring that she had
piishpd her object She Immediately conducted 70
thd Jail by Officer Pages to whom she delivered dif
which she had held in reserve 1t Is said that ste had
met Lace few minutes before, and demanded whether
he intended to marry received negative ansNex
Tlp dirk was purchased by the perpetrators Of this awful
dead yesterday, at Of our hai DWARF stoEes II
more properly speaking knifss She went TO tha
store in the morning and examined the article and
tnrhed the afternoon to complete tho purchase thus
showing fixed determination. The pistol is
relied and apparently new, and the second
full charge. SO fss
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To Correspondents, Telegraphic Opera
tors, etc.

- H. los q
GENTLEMEN The delays, annoyanees, and difficulties
of all previous elections have induced the editors Of the
newspapers of this city to publish the following notice
To INSPECTORS OF ELECTIoss-AH inspectors, tnrougn-
out country earnestly requested at the approach
ing election the electoral ticket first Their
compliance with this request will enable the press Of the
United States to satisfy the anxiety of the public in
hours after the polls are cosed otherwise days may
eapse before the result is known We trust that the
Press generally will unite in giving publicity TO tnls re-
quest. L
In addition the above the editors issue this CIRCULAR
To avoid confusion and to enable the press Of the
tire country to announce the result of the national
ton the morning after the closing Of the polls all tel
egrapc operators newspaper agents and
earnestly requested to pay especial attention to the
Frst-o send the actual majority each county, on
the Presidential ticket as obtained stating clearly
the name of the Candidate having the majority y
Second-To seud the probable mgjoftp in each county
based the returns from quarter or three
fourths of the towns of said county when the full vote
cannot be obtained-stating the number OF towns OIL
which the estimated majority isAased
Thrd-To mention the name of the State to which the
county belongs.
Fourth-To avoid sending the returns from single
towns except those of large cityas large for instance
as Pttsburg, Troy, and above those in population.
Fth1o arod r7torS of all sorts, aud take rtfu'7s from
| reliable indiriduais o1y.
SixthTo avoid reporting losses and gains they only
tend cucumber the telegraph wires and conf1-
sion in the returns.
If those who may be employed in collecting and for
warng the returns the night of the election will ad
here strictly the above rules the result be quickly
and easily ascertained If the Presidential returns only
dispatched the first night vast deal Of trouble
and confusion will be saved. Let all, this occasion
make eo and show 10 the rotd The pooe The eomITe-
81 hsenes and the capacity Of the telegraph lines and he @
graph system Of The United sates-sirehing they do oe
territory Of oler tro nailiots Of square yai'es.
All other election returns for Governors members o
Congress- etc. etc. can be sent on the d OF November
Respectfully, etc. behalf Of the editors of the Jour
nal of Courier and Enquiries Express Tribune
|'- Telegraphio News Agent, N. Y. Ass'd Press,
The above rules excellent, and If our own corres
pondents in sending in their communications, would OBJ
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pondents in sending IN their communichtons, Wouu
serve them we should be under obligations to them.

UNITED STATES sAIloRs PAID 0rr.-About two hundred
of the of the Vandala sloop of were paid Gil
at the Philadelphia Navy Yard on Tuesday, the 18th
nst and quite number Of the old salts received as high
800 in gold being the accumulated Of cruise OF
three years and more Most of them seemed to be puz
zled to what to do with the large amount placed
in their possession Not few however had old scores to
pay off, to boardnghouse keepers and tailorshop pro-
pretors great numbers of whom in waiting having
travelled New York; Baltimore and Norfolk, to en-
force their claims One of the sailors, inaving the Ma
Wy Yard gate evinced his contempt for money as well a
his generous disposition by forcing $50 gold piece int
the hands of colored he encountered because he
looked poor and distressed. q. Hs5{ :a
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DAILY CRESCENT.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL

F THE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
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WaTERIJvG PLACES

EyOR BILOXI and intermediate .fsas. h
HN sndup.--n place Of steamer CALF ORn,fAThe tssl
steamer sI CHARLs, Cart Chs Walker leaves
Lake OF the Porcrtran Rcroad and
turn from Biloxi until further notice, 80 iolows:
onLEass:
EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING .......by the O'Clock Cara
SATURDAY EyENlNG.............. :" - -
EVERY MONDAY MORNING, EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
H. GE iptS, Agent, 10 Bank Place.
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CUBAN JuSrA--The gubans in NewYork met at the
Apollo in that city tho evening of the 19h and
u new Junta installed A large number of ladies
were present. and speeches matie in English and
Spanish. The members each took solemn oath to per-
for according the best their ability the duties
signed them, in the great cause of Cuban liberty.
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MISSISSIPPI VALLEY RAILRoAD-We learn from the ST.
Louis Republican that convention, to be composed of
delegates all the States bordering the Mississippi
river has be called for the purpose OF forming COM
pany to construct railroad along the valley of the Mis-
sssppi from the Falls of St. Anthony to the Gulf of
Mexico The convention will assemble at st. Louis on
the third Monday of November.
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DEAFNESS PRoyisioss NEW YonE.A All descriptions
of provisions and partieularly beef and
cealingy high in New York. ms well as In this
prizes should exorbitant it ia difficult say though
lnrge export demand for is assigned BY sellers
the The New England papers there Will pa
more butter made during the present month than ever
before in October The feed is good all over the nsw
England States and any deficiency in richness WI pe
amply compensated by feeding out ofn the
of the root crops. IS.
correspondent Of the New York Journal Commence,
calling attention the exorhsnt prices q
generally in the New York markets. at prcaent
bis belief that system Of sxerton = ~
classes Ever ,rce 81 food bought up and sold and
rsold to huckstsr before gss to the =
epsts double Beef is selling at u cents g @
tbes t dollar bushe whilst the price in and
| Orange county is So to 40 cents
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TRooss roR CALrroRslA.The steamer Fredonia, at New
York. taking in provisions etc., and VIII shertiy SAL
with three companies of the United States troops for San
Francisco, california-one company Of dragoons and
two companies and G, Of the infantry.
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BosApAnrE LuoK-Prince Lucen Bonaparte, it i
stated in the English papers, has just had the gsa for
tune to break the bank at the noted German gaming
place, Homberg He won S4sooQo francs, or $4,000
rather . weak bank,
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VIII leave SATURDAY, October 50, a o'clock p. Nj.
TYOR LOUISVILLE and all inter- Nssg T.
mediate andipgs.-The regular passenger
packe steamer SUITANA, j, NJ. Martin,
will leave above apply hoard to
sTROTHER & BROS, Agents 45 Poydras street
re- plan Of her Cabin be ard State Rooms secured oy
applying the Agents. oct2L
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Nova SooriA FISHERMEN TRouBLE.-The following is
extract Of letter in the Halifax Sun: Port Hood,
18th oetoberNearly all the Nova Scotia fshermen are
detained here by the steamer for alleged M
formay in their papers, and any vessel attempting 10
leave will be fired inton ~
The citizens of Halifax getting up pubic dinner
to Admiral Seymour, in testimony of their approval of
his manner Of protecting the Fisheries.
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OnolraA At NAssae, N. r s. a letter datsd Nassau N
p, October o, says We have the cholera here bad
enough Itaeems to pe the inersass busieess in
consequence, 5s5sss
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VICKSBURG.

VIII leave FRIDAY, October 4s, at O'clock Pm.
EIsOR VICkSBURG, ,WARRENTON, r. t,
NEW CARTHAGE . 1 GRAND t',g suLE RODNEY M 6ass 80.
andngs-Re guar Yksbug Packet
BURKE-EVGfY FRIDAY EVENING, at o'cocA.,Ihs me
GLENDY BURKE Bentley, Will leave rs
above. freight or passage, az ply on board, or TO
D. R. CARROLL So Ctronlelet street, Union Row.
~ The GLSDY BURKE Will take freight for iszoo with prvt-
leEe rehtppng Ncksburg the w G. Campbell o.t2
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VIII leave MONDAY, oveneer J. at o'clock p. m.
ElsOR NAPOLEON, COLUMBIA, Hy
IL GIlEENyILLE, GRAND LAKE LANDING, l.Ssss5ASss#H
LAKE PRovIDENCE vlCKsBuRG End NATGIiEz
Regular O. 4. STAIk{Nstne
packet steamer c. E. WATKINS Capt s.
SMITH * FlAllSIElt, 34 eoydras street.
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ALABAM.d RIYER.

.HL7B17J7.1 En-.
NOR MONTGOMERY, WETUMP- -fFsG n
Kh SELMA all landings Alaberna River, u,
via Basin EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY.
Regular Alabama River Packet GEDRGIAThs entirely and
GEORGIA. F. Seulf
andng, A. Mcbride Clerk viii regular trips the above
leaving
EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY. Shippers rely pune
tuay strict attention all business entrusted to her For
freight accommodations apply
sep27 O6LESBY NIACAULAY Tchoupitouas street
TsOR MONTGOMERY AND We a=g ~
a. TuMfi5A-THaoUGH Its;E via r'sm Baln. fElI Il
tn. elegant, well Known
ALABAMA. Roberts, Jr commanding will her
Nc~Orleans Wetumpkn all land
O'Clock ayiug the New iasn EVERY
ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY,. The ALABAMA staunch well
expressly
sspI5 If MaDoW ELL JR., h CO., IL PoydrAs street.
E1,OR MONTGOMERY AND We Ez<g T..
a. TUMPKA-TaRouGH LINE, Vin Nss. Bssin L,ssafs3i
The entirely and elegant EFDiE'
<A, A. C. ols commanding Sno being dased at cseana y M
WeupkU fEov Is AT
leaving ALTERNATE WE SDY. The w
well calculated for the sis, being built expressly for ii
and el1lses A NO. One. -.
sapl5 If MCDOWELL JR, d co, u Poydras Rtreet
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EDUCATION.

EsuBLIC SCHOOLS, First District.-Appli-,
cations for The situation NCfI TEACHER IN THE BOYS
III; SCHOOL FIRST DISTRICT Will be received until shICR-
DAY ostob SO Applications writing to be left with andge
Directors, No. so Camp street. OF 70
M Chairman Committee Teaching, residence No. 45G
NJ " 49, - 800 aer S " ocLis I'd
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RATHER ooszFoxrAsIs-As sidow aaverases y sne DPS
ton Trauscrips that sha Il very nch in want Of bus
band-sery much Indeed. She says she Is twenty
years ii age, rather gosd ooing kind ef
education and worth $4,000, would like husband whe
has eneay and enterprise and Is in every sense Of the
word man. an honest whether polished or unIets
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CO.AST.
H1oR pLAoUEMINEs. Regular r.

El7OR BAYOU BGUF - Regular ,ys| T.
Bayou River Packet.-The steamer LEI
Liza win regular trips in The above trade
Will ps and continue to during the entire sea
o:t7s SMITH FIsIsTER 81 Poydras street.
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Reception o., Judge Conekiin, O. $. .Minister
to Merieo-1nsults to Him Position Of
Spanish officials in Cxba, etc.
nerx .hoH
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NIEW ORLEANS EMIGRANT AND ~
REMITTANCE OFFfCE.-The Undersigned, at h old JHagE
sa.abished Office continues accommodate delns
rstnttng money ends England Ireland VIE
payable post the
kingdom and in sums suft usual continues having pa
eeeere Liverpool s and
living al Distance addressing padto
the undsnignsd will be promptly stend TO- ~ -, MI,
Jois iV'Ir, 20 h"hk fipce