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Destructive Fire at Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, July ga FIRE last night destroy
ed Dewitt $ & Co.'S agricultural implement fac
tory, Lambs saleratus manufactory, Burnett s
machine shop, and several other buildings, toge-
ther with most of their contents. Loss not vet
ascertaned. 1t is believed to have been the work
Of an incendiary, and man has been arrested on
| suspicion, HrI
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the streets, we would respScSnAy suggest tAAt
there be established an armed police to protect
pedestrians, especially at night, from canine at
tacks. lttAr,,s N 7
The PUBLIC School EXAMINATIONS have been
in progress for more than naontA, and will be
completed during the present weak. We are
pleased to learn that the schools generally arc in
prosperous condition. The results Of the system
are highly appreciated by the friends Of education
Much Inconvenience, however, il experienced for
the want of proper school accommodations, q
remedy for which, we trust, will soon be provided.
ELECTION OF TELEGRAPH OFFIcERs.-An an
nual meeting of the Washington and New Or
leans Telegraph Company was held in this city on
Thursday, when 8. Mowrey, esq, Of Charleston,
South Carolina, was elected president Of the com
pany, vice Elan Alexander; b. B. French was
elected treasurer, vice Amos Kendall; and Daniel
r. Clark was elected secretary.
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"PAEs1DExT'p Nopny1D eYApDs.''
THE COMPANY hsviae sscuro4 ~ 5psoisua
i saloon 1t Cops Pavilion. On Louisia.a ave
nas, n.sr Slxta st.est 70. sa AsntSry. ~ meet
ines VIII u held thaxe IN kotaore. a fiN4ss
Especial meeting Of the Qeapany wil hasAsjd
on Tuesday evening, July 18Th, At 8 oseIook 10
transact very important 6usiuess. ~
~ order: G. W. AcLANk, Secretary.
July o-4t ~. T6HAgI -.l... 80 - n
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pany would take this occasion to return their cor
dial and sincere thanks to the Union Fire COMPANY
for the loan of hose at the fire which occurred on
Eighteenth street on the night of 7th inst. Also,
their kind offer of hose. Also, to Mr.. John Collins
Major Wayne, Mrs. Redfern, Mr.. Smith, Mr.
William T. Dove, Mr.. John Espey, and others in
the vicinity of the fire, for the bountifui supply OF
hot coffee and other Refreshments 10 literally sup
piled, and for many other acts Of kindness shown
towards us. And Last, though not least, to the
citizens of the First Ward generally, for the kind
and gentlemanly disposition they have evinced to-
ward us on every occasion when we have gone into
that part of the city to help subdue the devouring
element. "
DAVID p. KURTZ,)
HN arl w. w. GRANT, Committee
ROBERT GRIMES } E5ateki
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nU- A CAAD.-The undersigned takes this
method of returning his thanks to tho Union and
Perseverance, Fire Companies, and to the citixens
generally, who 80 nobly came forward and assisted
in saving his property from destruction BY fire on
Thursday night last. His loss, although heavier
than he could have desired, would have been much
greater had it not have been for the extraordinary
efforts on the part of his feow-citizens, for which
he will ever feel grateful.
July III JOHN WILSON.
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IN D Streets, by LINTON 4 TWDEDY -
The Subscribers beg TO inform their fissds and
the public generally that they have commenced
the above business In the spacious store corner OF
nohO deceased. ~ -ta'tfs -. ~ $3.50
II il our purpose to keep constantly on hand
stock Of goods which shall deserve the character of
the best "Family Grocery" az also every other
article In the line Of our busipess, however rare
and costly. Courteous attention and prompt de-
livery of goods may be confidently expected.
b JuIv 6-Iw lg fru4NsUl a34f- ui 'ff4 rl.W
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01~A CARD.-The undersigned begs leave
to return his sincere thanks to the Union and Perse
verance Fire Companies, and to the citizens gem
orally for their untring efforts to his property
from destruction by fire on Thursday night last.
He has suffered little or no loss. comparatively
speaking, which he attributes wholly to their ex-
traordinary and unparalleled efforts. He therefore
tenders to each and every one his best wishes.
July III WILLIAM r. DOVE.
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VX1ILLARD's HOTEL, NEW YORK, No.
w 1875 Broadway, and POI Twelfth street, il
now open for the accommodation of the public.
The house is new, and fs fitted up with all the
modern improvements, and 10 furnished in a supe-
rior manner The proprietor. formerly of Will
ard's Hotel, w darlington, d. c., will be happy to
see any of his former friends also all those of the
travelling public who may favor him with a call.
e. d. WILLARD.
NEW YoRK, Nav II June l6-2mif
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JOHN CONNOLLY, UNDERTAKEN,
7th Street, between q & H ats, vvest side,
rs now provided with every thing requisite and
Il necessary for the business, and is prepared at
all times to fill all orders for funerals at the shortest
notice. His aystem Of preserving bodies in hot
weather has always given satisfaction
Regularly on hand large supply Of ready
made collins Of all sizes and quality. f
July Civ #a
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE, July s, 1853.
4 LII PERSONS having books belonging to the
"A Library OF the Department of State are re-
quested to return them Immediately.
July 6-6t
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H0II49N ~ REMOVAL.
THE undersigned beg leave to announce that
i they have removed their WINE & LIQU
STORE to Is Dock street, two doors east of their
former establishment, where they will be glad to
receive the visits of their friends and patrons, to
whom they offer the attraction of a Stock not
passed for purity, variety, and excellence by any
establishment in the United States.
THOMAS Fl. JACOBS & CO.,
July6 rs Dock street, Philadelphia.
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\ VIRGINIA LAND ECRIP.
TINE UNDERSIGNED, having had some twenty
L years. acquaintance with Virginia Military
Land Claims, and with the Revolutionary records
at Richmond, will attend to the revision of such
elaine here, der the act Of 3lst August, 1852;
and will also purchase and sell Land Warrants
and Land Scrip.
VEsPASIAN ELLIS,
July 7--dlmif Irving Hotel.
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a. FOR RENT-House No. s Union Row, +
Uii2. street. Il has gas throughout and \ cistern
Of water in the yard, and the whole premises 10 IL,
fret rate order. Apply at Republic Office, Ninth
street. July 6-6t
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sPRATT's PATENT LIGHTNING RODS.

sPRATT's PATENT LIGHTNING RODS.
TSHR undersigned would respectfully inform the
. i citixens Of Washington and its vicinity that
be is now prepared to have put up these superior
Rods, with Glass lnsulators, in safe and durable
names with the subscriber, az several ReniIemen
have been imposed on by some who put up IA In
ferior article and cali it Spratt't. n 'Ntigsg
Recoliect, the genuine Points and Rods can be
obtained only from tbs duly authorised agent for
the District Of Columbus, between u aud 9th
streets, Pennsylvania avenue. aGigh
July 6-2w C.. W. HEYDON. AGENT
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DU- Young Mems Christian iAssociation.-
A meeting of the Standing Committee will be held
on Monday evening, July IL, at the Rooms. I'm
portant business.
July 9-2t WM.J. RHEES, Secretary.
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OYSTERS! OYSTERSs OYsTERAs a
Post Once Restaurant, corner 7th & r SIS.
A ARRANGEMENTS have been made to have on
"A hand constant supply of FRESH NORFOLK
and CHESAPEAKE OYSTERS, which will be kept
in ice. and served to the public who may call, in
any desired manner. 4t lB
A Free Lunch every day at II O'Clock.
July 6-2w JOSHUA GIBSON.
NIRGlNIA LAND SCRIP WANTED, at
" highest market rates, by folGyssstil
CHUBB BROTHERS.
July 6-2wd it Opposite Treasury.
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MONTREAL, July S.--Last evening MIR. Hughes
formerly Indian interpreter, and in the employ o.
the Hudson Bay Company for forty years, was
instantly killed on the Montreal and New York
Railroad. His horse dashed on the track, and
both it and the carriage were torn to pieces.
The tobacco and snuff mandatory of A. Levy
at Grffnstown, was destroyed by fire this morn
ing. $500 t
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THE Docs still have the freedom of the city,
notwithstanding the proclamation of the Mayor
recurring them to be confined for the space Of
thirty days. As there seems to be no prospect OF
sensibly lesscning the number of those ANIMALS in
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VIRGINIA LAND SCRIP WANTED.
TIVE undersigned will pay the highest market
i rates for Virginia Land Scrip and Land War
rants. EVANS h FAINT,
July 6-d&w3m Opposite the Treasury.
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a. FOR RENT-Two third story rooms of
VII the new building at the corner Of 9th and
d streets, near Pennsylvania avenue and the Cen
ire Market. One is 20 by IS feet, the other 20 by
80 feet.
Inquire at the Republic Office, opposite.
July 7-6t
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"HIcH GROUND. Beau, the Brummel of the
PAGE, was recounting with indignant eloquence
an affront put upon him by an excursion party,
who would not permit him to return to town in
their hack "But, said he, 81 took high ground
with EN- 'What did you do'' "Why,
climbed up with the niger that drove en-"
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The INSANE ASYLUM, for the erection of which
the last Congress made an appropriation, is in
process Of construction; but the work does moi
progress rapidly. The probability is that an
other year will elapse before even one wing of the
institution will be ready for occupancy. This il
to be regretted, as there are in jail six per
sons who it is said are insane-four whites and
two negroes; and several in like condition Of
mind at the poor-house. ff
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DAR-IRON, STEEL AND NAILS, TIN.
ID Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Bar Lead, and Tin
Zinc; American and English Shcet-jron, Bellows.
AnviIs, Upright, Parallel and Chain Vices. and
other goods Of this description, which will be sold
cheap. E. WHEELER,
Corner 7th and b streets, near the Canal.
July GIN News and Star.
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PORCELAIN GooDs.-On Saturday we had an
opportunity to examine, at Mr.. Wheeler's hard
ware store, on Pennsylvania avenue, opposite
Browns Hotel, some of his porcelain goods, from
the celebrated factory of Cartilage & Company
Plum white, gilt edge, grapevine, and fancy
door and inger-plates, door-knockers and knobs,
and sign letters, are among the choice collection,
and certainly worthy of the attention of those
who desire an article which combines beauty with
durability.
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CILAs HI. HILL, Attorney Mt Law.-Ohhce.
- corner Of E and Sixth streets; entrance on
sixth styeet. an e May 9-eod2m
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CHOCOLATE. COCOA, AND hROMA.
VIZ BAKER CO.'S American and Vanilla
w . Premium Chocolates, Cocoa, and Broma.
to which first premiums have been awarded BY the
chief Institutes and Fairs of the Union, are for
sale by all the principal Grocers in the United
States, and by their agents:
HyssEr b murray, New York; GaArr b
TwELLs, Philadelphia; THOMAS v. BauKDios,
Baltimore; KkNNHr & DUDLEY, Cincinnati, Ohio;
and 8. H. HownLL, Georgetown, d. c.
sigrnisoR b. WALTER BAKER h Co.,
April 6-dly Dorchester, Mass,
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e. M. DREW, MERCHANT TAILOR,
7th Street, opposite the Once OF tho National
1ntelligcMcer,
HAS on hand a large and choice assortment Of
II Cloths, Cashmere. and Vestings, to which he
invites the attention of the public. Orders for
garments executed with promptness, in manner
to please, and at moderate rates.
july 6-2w
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Joseph A. G'SCHwEND, PROFESSOR OF
u MUSIC, respectfully informs the citixens Of
Washin gton and vicinity that he has established
sons ,r,, on the piano. Guitar, and in Singing.
Orders left at MIR. Thompson's Daguerrean Gal
lery, or at the Music and Fancy store of Mr.. John
r. Ellis, will be promptly attended to.
Terms--Twelve Dollars per quarter.
Mar 26 ~ f,tf...a.- -.-r-r u. a.rsaH
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No hostilities have yet taken place, and the be-
lief gains ground that there will be none. Russia
continues to collect troops along the frontier The
Turks do not cease their warlike preparations.
Baron Bruck, Austrian envoy, arrived at Con-
stantinople on the 14th, understood to be charged
with conciliatory proposals, though it was not
known what. In short, Turkish affairs since last
advices remain in statu quo, but with improved
feelings for peace.
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sTHE Truth James Robertson has Just u.s.
sued the first number of politcoreligious journal
bearing this title. 1t is nearly filled with edito-
rails, the subjects and style beng tor the greater
part, peculiarly his own. Ills design is to effect
"thc happiness of all the sons and daughters o.
our race @ .t.,. s-
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OTOCK IN THE CAPE LOOKOUT PAvI-
- LION COMPANY.-Notice 10 hereby given
that books for subscriptions TO the capital stock OF
Assembly of the State of Maryland at the January
session, 1853, will be opened at he Patriotic Bank.
Chubb Brothers, bankers, AFT at the office OF
Messrs. Evans & FAINT, in the City of Washington
and District Of Columbia, on Saturday the 96th IN
slant, and will be kept opened until the 25th of
July next.
y. ~ WILLIAM H. DUNKINSON,
fe ~ f. w. RISQUE,
tsaa EDWIN ROBINSON, -
June 27-d&clm Commissioners.
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The HEALTH OF THE Cry is as good as it
usually is at this season of the year, perhaps
better; no thanks to the gentlemen who, nomi-
nally, are entrusted with the execution of the
sanitary laws. 1t would do no harm, however, to
have the streets and alleys cleansed from impuri-
ties, in accordance with the statute. The most
prevalent complaint arises from the excessive hea
of the weather, while persons suffer with attacks
of cholera morbus, occasioned in the majority o
cases by indulging the appetite too freely will
crude and unwholesome food.
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r AND WARRANTS of 40, 80, and acres. l60
n7T 17H -bl PETER A. KELLER,
aae 10Th street, opposite Treasury.
June 23--3taw2w tfi t.:. III .I,A
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THE EXCESSIVE HEAT of yesterday was consid
erably disspated by copious showers in the after
noon, accompanied by thunder and lightning
Vegetation has been suffering greatly from the Ell
fects of the dry and scorching weather,
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True happiness is of a retired nature, and
an enemy to pomp and noise 1t arises in the first place
from the enjoyment Of ones self and in the next from
the friendship and conversation Of few select compan-
ions False happiness loves to be in crowd and to draw
the eyes OF the world upon her she does not
satisfaction from the applause which she gives herself but
from the admiration which she raises in others.
A gentleman, who was speaking of the talent
o. me Empress Of France for horsemanshp praised
skil- IN ieaping sJ qois bieh said auditor Gle
faehie Ia BaTis do Tfcne ~ She has eaped the bar.
rier Of the Throns,n one Of the walls Of Paris,
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NJ Nixon, au nom du comite des incendies.
presente lie rapport ct les resolutions oui suvent,
lesquels, sur dispense des reglements, sont lus
ct adoptes unanimement sur appel nominal.
lie comite DIES incendies pris en- consideration
les diverses questions qui lui avaient etc refe-
rees, ct demande rapporter en- favour DIES reso-
lutions du Conseil DIES Aldermen concernapt Or
leans Fire Co No 81, ct eeles ci-jointes.
lie tout vous est souInis
J. O. Nixon,
JNo. +. WILSON,
j. M RETF
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Diyerses personnes, pour serrures vendues PEN
dant 10 mos de novembre, decembre ct janvier,
dams lie departemcnt du Voyer, deux cent quatrc
vingt deux piastres, trente cents
i. d. White, pour curb stones fournis pour lie
pavage de Ia rue Marigny, trois cent auarante
huit piastres, quarante cents.
R. Monteth, pour un pupitre fourni au bu-
reeu du Tresorier, quarante cinq pastres.
Delta, pour announces cinquante piastres
e, A. Michel, pour divers fournis au Consei
des Aldermen, quatre piastres, trente cinq
cents.
Bulletin Commercial, une aimee de souscrip-
ton, Conseil dies Aldermen, douze piastres.
Peter Walker, divers fournis rHotel de
Vile trois piastres ct soixante cents
E. Wilt, annotateur des hypotheques, pour
certifcat enregistres contre la vile de la Nile
Orleans, ct les Municipalities Nos l, 2 ct o. trois
cents piastres.
La resolution suivante, presentee par NJ
Place, est lue une seconde fois ct adoptec
Resolu que ravocat de la Vile soft ct demeure
requis de suspendre les procedures l6gales (spe-
cities dams Performance No 1860 contre la com
pagnie DIES trayaux hydrauliques, jusqu'a ee
que lie Conseil ordonne autrement
Sur motion de Mr. Place, Ia resolution du
Censeil DIES Aldermen, autorisant lie Placement dc
trois cents piastres F. Buisson, est lue ct reie-
tee
NJ. Place presente Ia lettre suiyante pour etre
enregistree dams les minutes
BUREAU DU TREsoRIER.
Vile de la Nile Orleans, 10 MARS 1858.
Nj. L. II. PLAcE-.uoR cher monsier.--En
reponse avotre Interrogation au sujet de rinter-
probation donnee la question de Performance
imposant une take sur les professions par ce De-
partment, je me permets, rcspectueusement, de
vous faire SAVIOR que nous Pavons comprise en-
ce sens quelle ne dot etre applique qu'aux
mattress oulangers, etc. on bien. pour me SER
vir dcs termes de Performance :" aux personnes
qui emploient des aides on ouvriers - :, c'est-a-
dire non pas a findividu, mails a Ia boutique aui
fait des affaires. 81 Ia derniere section n'etait
pas suiiisante pour chaser le doute au sujet du
mot maitre, les discussions auxquelles s'est Ii
vree lie comite de Finances, a l'epooue on ron
envisageait cette question, appuiraient forte
ment cette Interpretation. Dams lie comite, il
fdt pos'tivement declare que Ia take n'etait pas
impossible rouvrier, mails au Chef qui await
des employees. CONNIE celui-ci peut demander la
protection de Ia vile pour preserver son atelier
ct gull reclamerait DIES domages celeci 81 In
police ne rendait pas des secours efficaces, on q
pense juste de ramener contribuer en- partie
au maintien du gouvernement En- consequence,
considerant que Performance s'applioue plut6t
au genre de travail qua rindividu, ie ne sache
pas qu'une ieence ait etc delivree null autre
que ceux qui ont des ateiers Oh qui emploient
des ouvrers. Assurement, MULE take ma etc
imposee sur lie travail ouvrier.
Tres respectueusement,
Votre obeissant serviteur,
X II. GARLAND, Tresorier.
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THOs. L. LEEDS,
j. b. DoLHoNEE,
L. BURTHE,
III. M. SUMMERS

La resolution suivante, presentee par NJ
Leeds, est lue ct adoptee, sur dispense des re-
clements, ct unanimement par appel nominal
Resolu que lie Voyer soft requis de fare les
PREPARATIONS necessaires pArsenal de la rue
Broome, un prix qui nexcedera pas deux cents
piastres-de faire reparer les foyers de Ecole
Jackson. dams lie Premier District, ct de faire
ooquiller la cour ct les environs de la Maison de
PEcole Jefferson, dams lie meme District
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Sur motion de NJ Nixon, Ia resolution du
Conseil des Aldermen autorsant les PREPARATIONS
au toit de la case de la Pompc No 81, est lue ct
sanctionnee unanimement, sur appel nominal
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Resolu que lie Contr6leur soft ct demeure au-
torise vendre renoan, apres dix jours davis,
lie c0ntrat pour consiluire une case rusage de
Eagle Fire Co No Z, conformenent aux sn6cifi-
cation enregistrees au bureau du voyer
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LIE substitut suivant, a la resolution du Con.
sell DIES Aldermen, autorisant lie garden de la
Maison de Cours preparer certaines chambres
pour Pusage du Greffier de la Premiere Cour,
presente par NJ. Leeds est lu ct adopte:
Resolu que lie Voyer soft ct demeure requis de
faire connaitre les PREPARATIONS qui sont neces-
saires en- ce moment aux bureaux occupes par
les commits de la Premiere Cour de District
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Sur motion de NJ Leeds, Ia resolution du Con-
sell des Aldermen. pour la vente du oontrat
pour la construction de cent vingt tours dams 10
cimetiere du Quatrieme District, est lue ct
sanctionnee announcement, sur appel nominal
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Resolu que le Voyer soft ct demeure autorise
acheter tele quantite de tuyaux quill croira
necessaire pour les besoins immedats du d6par-
tement des incendies, au prix lie plus bas ct
n'excedant pas quatre-vingt trois 1879 cents par
pied courant, tout compris, les dts tuyaux de-
want etre doublement rives ct, sous tous les
rapports,. conformes aux specifications enregs
trees au bureau du Voyer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-28

Sur motion de M Watkins lie Conseil adhere
la resolution par lie vote suivant
QUINN. Bailey, Burthe, Dolhonde, Forbes,
Hermann, Latour, Mackey, Nixon, Shaw,
stetson, Summers, Sykes, Watkins ct Wilson
Ia