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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-28

Melancholy shiPwrcok Of the Schooner
Reaper, on View York-Thrce Lives Lost.
The pilot boat Yankee arrived yesterday afternoon from
cruise She brings the particulars Of the loss Of the
schooner Reaper Of Yarmouth Mass and three Of her
crew. She was from Philadelphia, bound to Boston.
Annexed is the report Of the Yankee
Thursday March 25 8 A. NJ. while lying to, Montauk
bearing N N f. 40 miles the wind blowing heavy gale
from the w N w. raw a schooner running down for us
with signals Of distress flying and the haing for
relief but owing to the violence Of the gale could not
understand their situation The schooner having sails
set we supposed them have been blown away and
cuded therefore, to lay by them until the weather mode
rated, and then take them Off but we soon them
lower their boat and abandon her; which they had
sooner DONE than che capsized and sunk, her masts
hardly clearing their boat. In the meantime we wore
round prepared to pick them up Their leaky boat
being so small and containing five men, it impossible
to pull her. with the tremendous sea running; and when
within 20 yards Of the pilot boat she filled aud capsized
The captain and chung to the boat whilst the
mate and the other two began swimming We hove out
two yaws possible and endeavorcd to
the poor fellows but only succeeded in saving the captain
and mate-the other three having sunk before reaching
them 1t freezing ut the time, and they very
much exhausted. They have lost everything they pos
sesscd.
The schr proved to the Reaper of Yarmouth Mass,
four days from Philadelphia for Boston with 1852 bush
that until NJ ofhe 25h the perfectly tight
but before AM she leaked much that it mpos
sbe to free her laying to- and he kept her before the
wind and whilst scudding he made the Yankee The
schr then settling fast he fearful she would
sink before he reached hcrf such had been the
would be left to tell the sad story heart
rendng sight the writer would not again wish to witness
The schr was II years old-was partly insured in Var
mouth. The following is list of her crew. viz:
Itaah c. Kelly, of Harwich, captain. saved
Frederick Cobb Of Dennis mate. saved
Isaiah ID. Phillips. Of Dennis, cook, lost
- French. Of South Reading. seaman. lost.
Jeremiah Kelly Of Dennis, boy, lost
Phillips has left wife and two or three children In
destitute circumstances The captain and mate having
lost everything assistance will be required to
BILE them to purchase clothing and reach their homos
1t would be much to the credit Of the merchants
and citizens Of this city to relieve with their mite the
dsrosses Of these American strangers than give their
Thousands to foreigners and foreign revolutions Con-
trbutions may be left with either of the at
their residences: John Curtis 152 South street, John
Libby, Hamilton street; VIM J. Murphy, 253 Monroe
street; VIM. Champn. l1S South street.
Contributions should be given immediately the
fortunate wish to leave the city to join their wives
and children left destitute by this melancholy
disaster.
The Boston and Yarmouth papers requested to
COPY this account
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-28

TUE MINT--PEILADELrHuA MASS MEETING
The Philadelphinns hold mas meeting tomorrow
night, on the subject Of the Mint. Good The
subject had almost been forgotten, and Congress
ought to be reminded Of il. Agitation s what we
want We shall be cure Of The branch Mint, If our
neighbors come to the rescue. Nothing like agi-
tation,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-28

The PNEUMONIA. disease has prevailed NJ
an epidemc for two months at Petersburg Va and IL
- said with fatality almost surprising tho cholera
several worthy citizens have fallen victims TO It,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-28

OUR NATIONAL DEPEgcEs.-Gen. Totten has re-
ported IN favor Of keeping up strong our seaboard
Notifications, against the possibility of war with
England. In the meantime, England is preparing
her defences against Louis Napoleon, and all Eu-
rope is srming. Will there be war Will there
be intervention /! Where is Kossuth Where is
Kinkel Where is the Central Hungarian Revolu-
tionary Committee 7 Have they any more muskcts
OF two dollars nyiecc ANY rihes-any artillery
We shall want tho.p all. Our Chief Engineer of
the army recommends us to arm for q war with
England
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-28
Peoples Lectures The last lecture or ,,,,

course will Dc given Tuesday evening Goth inst, m ,bc T.
bernacc by the Rev. H. II. Chaplin Subject I'm TAM
den; or the Progress Of Popular Liberty Takes ~
cente TO be had ut III Nassau street and ut the door
Two tickets admit gentleman and two ladies n "s 49,
at ga o'elock-loeture will commence at Ia, ~ "iV"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-28

FROM C,hprsAs.--By the bark William Larrabee, Capt.
'ikeyi arrived yesterday We have dates from Car
denas 70 the 18th Since last advices business has been
more brsk and freiehs had improved Several vessels
were ,aken np at - 80 per hogsbead for sugar aud
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-28

WEBsTER's CnANoEs.-The Washington cores
pendent of the Journal Of Commerce says
1t appears to be considered here that Mr. Wcbstes's
chances for nomination by the WING Convention have
much improved Of late. The Scott think so. for
they are becoming quite violent ayeinet Webster ~ the
tono q tic free fs press indcatcf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-28

other machine capable Of in sewing ON cloth i,st
get material or u aet anything that requires neat hand
perfectly The most increduous fully eonvinced by d"
montrationi oil doubts fully removed Machines on exM
thion, Como one, come nll-udus aud no ,..,
charge W pde for admission. - 's" w
IN SINGER & 90, az Er.aav,v.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-28

The VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. 1t
appears that the ''young fogies'' stole march up
on the ''old fogies" at the Virginia Democratic
State Convention, by moving little in advance Of
the true time, and putting of their own men in
the chair. According to the secret history of the
Baltimore Convention OF 1874, as we are informed.
the same identical game of taking time by the fore
lock was played on that occasion, which resulted in
the nomination of Polk, notwithstanding Van Bu-
rem had decided majority Of tho delegates.
Somebody put the clock forward a quarter of an
hour or so, and when the "old fogics" assembled,
the young fogies" had organized tho meeting.
Let the old ones bear Thu in mind when they meet
at Baltimore in June, they may once more be too
late
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-28

The occupants Of No. Dey ,troct-Mcssrs. Mott,
Weaver Richardson importers Of silks satins and
smeres-had their valuable stock damaged by water and
the falling of portion of the wall the amount of
about $4,000 which is fully covered by insurance, q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-28

The inside Of the building the corner Of Broadway
and Dcy street, merritt, Bliss & Coz somewhat
scorched and the stock damaged to considerable extent
by the water The upper stories of the occu
pied by Messrs White Bramhnll s Lockwood importers
Of cloths cassimeres and vcstngs whose stock is da-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-28

steraam .o,up lotal .S9U,oU
The upper stories Of the building occupied by Messrs
Cranes Thompson, dealers in laces and embro deries
Their loss is comparatively small not exceeding two
thousand dollars and they insured So, 5Oo in the
following companies -
Peoples Of N. York. $1,000 c mme al. 5000
North Western. 600 -
Ilremens ..oiUu Total. .S2l,0U
The large free stone building No. Isl Broadway is
sured for $4,000 in the Manufacturers Office Boston, and
for like sum in the Providence Washington Insurance
Company and the Franklin Insurance Company, Phila-
delphia II is occupied by IT, Robinson s. CO. whose
merchandise is considerably damaged Their insurance
which will exceed the loss, is az follows
N. York Fire {; Marine Irving. ............ $500
Liverpool l. London 1900
racine 5VU total. .SiO,UO
No. 1873 Broadway occupied in the lower story by
damaged He is insured for $1,000 in the Eagle ana
$4,000 in the Howard Insurance Company The upper
part is occupied by J. II. Brundage.
The Chief Of Police and all the captains Of the lower
wards with their early the spot and rendered
important services They were busily engaged in
moving goods to the other side Of the street. which had
been saved from the fire.
By the falling in Of the walls Of the members Of
Engine Company No. IA, named II. G. Bay. injured
ON the leg. Also Mr. Weaver, of the firm at No 0
Dcy street while endeavoring to the merchandise
the store struck by portion Of the falling wall and
severely. but not dangerously hurt.
REcAPITULATioN OF THE LOSSES ASSURANCES.
Loss stock. estimated S457 900
do. buildings do. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 60,0O0
The daily union., 1852-10-09
v-,v.rs,sy Of s..Avill..
m.aseal 1su...lmsn..

THE second of lectures in this department VIA
Monday Of November neAt, and con
uDse nn the 1fsl OF The ensuas March.
Paul r. Ess, M D., Principles and Practice OF ouIsep,
and Chidfen k rt
Buchanan, M D., Surgical and Pathological Anatomy and
Psychology.
W.K Bowling, M. D. Institutes and Practice OF Medicine.
Q. X. Winston, NJ, d. Maera Medea and Medical Jufspru
dence.
Robert M Porter NJ. d., General and Special Anatomy.
J. Benen Lindsey, M. d., Chemistry and Pharmacy
William Il. Briggs N. d., Demonstralor of Anaomy,
The anatomical viii be opened or students on the nn
Monday Of October
The students will have 10 the State Hospital,
full preliminary will be by prolcs
soTs, commencing also the Monday OF October
Fee OF each poessor Sis maicaaon ticket ~ dssecuDs
ticket, SO graduation fee, ~23.
board Obtained the city 81 SO 90 per
week Further information be obaned BY addressing hs
Dean. j. Is. LINDSLEY, NJ. d. Dean.
NAsnvILLK (renn.,) June, 1852 ~ Fl
Sep s-lawtislNev
The daily union., 1852-10-09

STEWAHT Ytckens and Mary vickens, his wife,
pennsTd Mseflns, William Meekns, Emily Meekns, and
susan Snihln the circuit Dorchester county,
court OF equity siate OF Maryland July e2 August L.
OBJECT OF
real estate lying and being in Dorchester county.
The
departed this life eighteen hundred
and thirty, leaving widow Elizabeth Meekiu
Thomas Meskins, Dennad Meekns, and Smith
said John meckns seized and Of land called
Marshy Point and Meekins Neck
Ia said county, land that
DEVISED the his widow Meekin during
her iaIpe haI the said Elizabeth departed this
the spring Of eighteen hundred and fyonc thai the said Mary
Meekins has since nermarred the ad Stewart Vcksns
the Thsmas Meekns % leaving
children, William Meekins Emily Mcrkins his
that the said William Meekiu and Emily Meekins
under the that the said Smith
len the State o Maryland reside unknown
the companants that will be for the benefit and all
the parties eoIceped that the said land shall be sod under
those entited thereto.
therefore adjudged ordered decreed by order OF
circuit Dorchester that the complainant by causing
cory this order be inserted published
Washington each Of FIVE before
heen SEPTEMBER giving notice To the said absent defendant
yne and her heirs Hdead, OF the object and substance
bill and her tsm this eor by
cilor before the fourth Tuesday OF January
the premises and show shs they have, why
decree ought not 10 pass prayed.
ARA SPENCE.
s.xurL d. LIZ coxrrr, Solicitor for Complainant
True copy-Tess
Augll-law5w FL. HENRY, Clerk
The daily union., 1852-10-09
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, The sub.eriber, havir

A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, The subscriber having
II determined change In his aaF, his
Fairfax Virginia, Immediately
Ile road. leading from Alexandria Wincheser
ineton city, Dis, Of Columbia The improvement consist Of
srgs and brick house, with
Kitchen and all buildings also, brick
stand biscksths shop which furnish annually
hundred and hfy About
half the tract Is in woods The balance cleared and In rapidly
improving condition The stock, &C.. will be
For further
que Ratcid esq, Washington city, d. C.,
Isaac Wnster, Asrandrin, Virginia, -. -. -
Aug lo-law5t EDWIN o. FITZHUGH.
The daily union., 1852-10-09

Z 1-' EDWARD X. COLLINS X CO.,
No. Sc Wall street. N.Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY, co..
Liverpool
u. @. ROBERTS CO.,
.. l3 Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE CO.,
% Rue Nore Dame des Victories,
Paris
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
sps win not he 4ccoHntabe for god silver
bullion Specie eey precious stonss neas unless bills Of
adng signed and the thereof therein expressed
Sept 5-dly
The daily union., 1852-10-09

Each sowed $50 lbs baggage free, not
ceedns 10 cubic fact =
Seeage furnished with mattress and pillow and
with the rauons the
Freight 10 and from
Panama Francisco S0J The transit OF
the isthmus at the expense Of the passengers
win be perceived that the through mail line
advantage In the quality OF the steamers employed and
and despatch from the boats always resdy
al both ends Of tbs line 10 accidents.
appY ohce OF the 81 ~nd
choice OF beris EppIy ths compsnys
No. III West street, Of Warren street, New York
Mari
The daily union., 1852-10-09

IN PURSUANCE OF LAW, |, MILLARD FILLMORE Pres-
public sale will be held the Land Once Al
BTILLwATER N the TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA, com
Monday November for disposal
public following named townships and
fractional townships, viz:
North base line aud wcsi Of e fourth principal meridian.
and thirty the right
St nve and townships thirty nine forty foryone
and forty two, OF range twenty.
Townships hyeigh thirty mine, and forty, Of twenty
sections thirteen and twenty four, in township
y townships thirty eight thirty nine and forty, Of TWEEN
v-two.
Townships forty, foryone, and orywo, of twenty three
Hennepn section twenty three, township
ninc island In four township thirty Of
twenty four.
Townships thiy-.even try-eght range twenty-five.
Townships ihysevsn, ircight hiry-nine, and forty OF
twemty sir.
Townships thirty range twenty
Township thirty nine, Of range twenty eight.
appropriate the schools military, and
her purposes, will be excluded from the sale.
mentioned lands will be commenced
the appointed and will proceed 10 the order which they
advertised with all convenient despatch until the whole shall have
closed the sale shall
open and private sntry locations
nf Congress military
United lands,
be admitted until after the expiration Gf the wrecks
Of Washington this twenty ninth
day Of Jui Ammo Domn thousand eight hundred and my
MiLLARD FILLMORE.
by the President.
a7ff JOHN WILSON,
The daily union., 1852-10-09
United States Patent Onice,
AUGUST 10, 1852,

I'm the petition Of Elisha r. Root of Hartford Connecticut pray
granted him 10th
December 1885, FOR an Improvement in punching forming the
Of hatchets &c the
said which takes place the tenth day ofDecembe
1t h ordered that said petition he heard Patent Office
Monday, the first (lst November a ~ o'clock and all
gre notified appear end SHOW cause any they have,
Persons opposing required file in the
Once their objections specially forth writing least
before the day Of All filed by party
be used the said hearing be taken and
codnnce with the OF the ONCE which will be furnished
plicstion.
Ordered ALSO this notice published National
gencc Republic, and Union, Washington d. c. Inquirer, Phil
adepha Psnnsyyans Express New York city Albany Stats Re
gister, AlbaF New Work Cpuant Hartford Conneccutj and
ay Bee, Boston Massachusetts, ONCE for
sve weeks previous the first s OF November nei tbs day Of
hearing
. THOS. EWBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents.
p Editors OF the above papers will please copy
bills the Patent once, with containing this notice.
Augl4-lsw3w
The daily union., 1852-10-09
The Railroad Route 20 the West.

Through Cincinnati by rail diaanct, ereept sii
rfioA 70 done In coaches,
D4ILy,
THE fast mail line leave. Calvert daily, IL, d
regularly with the fast line Pennsylvania nil
road Harrisburg the mountains in daylight and
through Pitlsbus OF deput
from Baltimore. This lns makes direct conpenion with he
fast the Ohio and Pennsylvania Psbu and Cievelpd
and the Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati railroads, and by
going through from Baltimore Cincinnati In
forfy-four hours running time.
The slow pa line place daily, sk Bs
this line reach Hodaysbug ats OF the day OF e
and lie until the day when hey con
their the mountain, and an Pbu uat
evening in thirty hours from lime Of departure from Bs
aud with all the comfort and advantage Of having enoed
natural and rcpose,
These lines the enjoyment liberal patronage
from travelling ppbc equipments be surpassed
those Of any other between the East and West
NOTICE
Tickets for Pbug Mssslon, Cleveland, and Cincinnati by
he railroad line" be procured Of Of the h
Susqeanna Railroad Company Oalren staion h-
more, and at the following rates.
"
~ w
iofhnoufR ...''..'.s'' .,.,..''''.s %
Travellers will bear in mind original ougne
Cincinnati m time and its accommodations cannot be ssce
ALFRED GATHER,
Superintendent
OrrIor BALTIMORE susqurHarsA R.tLrosp CO.,
Baltimore, August 70, ls52.
Aug 2f-d2wif
The daily union., 1852-10-09

,rkiIS give the subscriber hath OBJ
taned from orphans of Washington county in the Dis
ct Of Columba letters Of administration the
Francis W. Domick late Of Buenos Ayes South Americas
ceased All having claims against the said deceas
hereby warned exhibit the with the vouchers thereof
subscbeT before 26 day Of February they
excluded all benefit of
Given under my hand this 9th day Of August, 1852.
e ras ssn0 HENRY MAY, Administrator
DISTRICT CoLpMH4,
Washington county 10 witi
ORPHANS CoURT,
August 3, 1853.
Ordered that the administrator Francis
w. Domnick OF Buenos Ayres, South America, deceased
give required deceased
a weeks, In the Union.
Teste- Ed NJ ROACH, Register.
Aug s-law3w
The daily union., 1852-10-09

S-s..s. These ships having been built BY contract e1
1ATY pessly has been
LE1kA in their construction, also IN their engines
insure strength and speed and their accomno
uneqused for elegance and comfort
passage York Liverpool Ia hrs cabin
rooms $500 In second cabin, sIo
From Liverpool TO New York, ESQ and f20.
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship
No berth be secured until paid ioE
The daily union., 1852-10-09
Pacific Mail Steamship Company.--Thc only Through
Lane for California and Oregon.
VIZ N.vv RAv Nm pAA MAJ

crS~ The public informed that under the present
NX%& arrangements Of this company, steamers inspoted
Zn1kK and approved by this Navy Department. as sunble
=. In strength and power for conversion into war
the carrying United States mails, will
hereafter Panama San Fancsco on arrival Of
Atlantic a and will Francisco for Panama on the
18th The following packetsbe
this In the Pacc at castone Of which
wi be in at end
The daily union., 1852-10-09

h and sth Washington, e,
lNH0LEsALE and retail dealers in foreign and domestic staple
aud fanay goods carpets, manEs, oiicioth tois
and bed spreads, hankn shestns and houser
nishlng dry goods generally.
strct, prompt, personal attention given te ordsss
27--iyn
The daily union., 1852-10-09

The steamship golamhis viii keep gp semi monthly somnu-
ncaton between Francisco pD Degop awaiting he
arrival Of the mails passengers from Panama.
returning without delay with the mails and he
steamer ffsm San Francisco. -tE
regular line popsles and side wheel steamers will be np
up freight and transient between
Panama and Francisco.
Of will keep the between
Acapulco other Mexcan The connexion the Aun
tic will be maintained BY thr United States mail steamships
.....
III
crescent Ciy
PhllAdalRhta. 0
The daily union., 1852-10-09
ner OF the General Land Once.
NOTICE

To PTe-enpton Cniants, and Lsssees occpdn
tees Of Mineral Lands,
person entitled the right Of preempion
townships fractional townships
meaed, required establish the
register land office, and make payment
practicable seeing this notice
appointed the public
embracing casd such claim will be forfeited
person having right under the entitled can
additional land district in the Territory Of Wisconsin, and
for other approved I'd march, sf az issee ouPon
perrntee, of their leases permits
o tho lands within the townships and fractional ownps above
enumerated ard who entitled under the entitled An
reduce the minimum pc Of the mineral lands In the Lake Superior
district, In Michigan, and the Chippewa district In Wisconsin,,
September
leases occupancy and permits respectively the minimum price
m ~ - PCT acres covering than full section, emit
ued on e surrender Of such lease permit the land
ohce, 10 purchase he shah full
"
faction Of the register vsr
ment therefor a .oon practicable after seeing t notice
fore the day appointed for the public
the ands embracing the tract eaimed otherwise claim
forfeited
JOHN WILSON
Acting Commissioner Of General Land once
Aur i2--lawt3w
The daily union., 1852-10-09

CAss No. o.ai.-PssvrxpEa.-( MlesIaassss)
400 bushels old corn M
400 do do
Hto provided contract, and TO be SssincsIy snA
y and ns"ss. s..:s ss' y -
ass bs ssS %Is es h, ~, :. we'll : :. a
of he said enumerated articles, s~s~HS sai ~
$ IL and % s . ss z -
s BE- sa %iss q. s srssss e .sr, s e s
the xiess shall remain the ssns. 10 FETl 1a'sffa
De-. ss a al and svsy y s.Sa VA ss.s sa sspss.s
s. SIs. s'.s sos q n. %
f.r p.rs,eaH description Of nsssas asd ss.pss, hs ~
Ths deliveries Sardins as,sss may be c..sscsS No.
=. ses,.s, and ,a., !. !. Il. ss.s
and ssm ns s M s .s .ss os s .ss G @
They VIII BE- msasured, inspected, eoan,.d wssd bys %
when e" ss s.s .p.o ~, ssa z &C.
. ~ !. I.ns ssn as 10 ~, H. ' =.
1-,s production, or %snsl.ssrs o. ,hs JAR. s.
from zach unit, the haI eoaps'sA
On els..e: AIDED aMi.cssncou. a.ysrsd required
discretion Of the bs paid quarterly "a ths Ara slJ
ua April July and October when the deliveries havs been As
agent !. Ws.saroS w 1y Sy dy. .A 4. e...ss
am reserved . y be pas unu ~ s.sa .els. osss1 ssSs
shall removed hon The yass, unless sc
Il viii be stipulated !" The contract tina, d.a, shan ). sS.s
ossS e ' a n R' nd ss .
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power snnnltns the contract wthou, loss damage io s
4, The ",c's. named Or for ,ss co%p,.uos q n.
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wiz, the option ., =. .sr.:. b. rejected nv :.
:. is.ay fos sr.eaoa del.y " u. ssyy sssni wa
In. LATHRoP, Navy Ass'l
FORM OF OFFER
hereby cssr TO farns, under ssvsl..m.., dated
10; Same, all The article. emsr.eea y ei-. No.
write the aggregate in wora.l s'' w
In the state Of :. x..,.n.cr, bsr
audi, ~ one, Be accepted enter nss contract ss bs's~
through ne pos. oes Of ss sessp..s cay. i'''
fore mentioned.
tss-.,srl
are 'own % me % be coed and Responsible ia this
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Sep il--lsw4w - - II "A
MrNIsg, mIsERALs. MErALLURey, As.-Phmys
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Hedy on Cosi Mines and Mining volume London Issa
S"Is rscuen misers Guide volume, London.
m'snsns r rrscnea Asssyins. volume, London.
~ S..sss ss.''fs london, s':%. s Issss. ,s;s.
wsmen'oas ood Vsluer. London, 1857, volume.
ssnsons Cersinises or Geology London.
N s..sg v.,s. X csis%.s ''''
renvess snhe~rvsu~sn Surveying. volume, LorSos -,
..s oe Pesrcss,scr d-s Mfr.s psr N. csmse', insn'
ss osss - ssisss. vcsnw~s, Psris. II
css, on ~ snnus cass a subjects. ssph =