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customs. .$ZtO, 4JZ ~
Redemption Of the public debt 4as'sSa 10
treasury 70 SSZ W
interior OF lAnus 1850 40
interior. l6,458 %
,Z6O ~
Total amount. ...................sl los, 2s4 A
The warrants entered on Monday the 9th inst were:-
For the redemption of stocks .......... S8,122 10
For the payment of other Treasury debts. 66074 80
For the Customs A, 046 20
Covered into the Treasury from Customs . 4O'363 A.
Covered into the Treasury from miscellaneous
For funding in the United States stock under
For the War Department ................. e2,77O SO
For repaying for the War Department. 800. 1,477 90
For the Interior Department ............ 784 IL
The Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company have ad-
vertsed for loan of $3.50 O00 the said loan to be paid
the first day of July 1857 with interest at tho rate Of
six per cent payable semi annually The loan Is to be
expended charging the locks and mpro wing
the canal.
The Baltimore Sun OF yesterday says 'that the Balt
more and Ohio Railroad Company has disposed Of the ba
lance of their 1885 bonds amounting to $3.50 000 to r.
Garrett Sons at 81 There is in ALL of these bonds,
50 o00 and year ago. when about 81 600 OF
them publicly negotiated they brought an average
of about and it understood that the whole lot
might have disposed of at that time at about
the figures. The bids on that occasion amounted
to an aggregate of 0O0 In the meantime the
Railroad Company have rctailed portions Of the bonds
out from time to time to capitalists contractors and
Others leaving the only disposed Of These
carry course six months interest reducing the actual
cost the present purchasers to a. The company is
steadily going with its double track and therefore
needs means for that well its other accruing
gagements.
The annexed statement exhibits the semi-annual d.
vdends of the banks of Boston in April in each of tho
past three years. and the aggregate amount Of each
semi annual dividend since April 1852
[BosToN BANK DIVIDENDS PER Gent AND AGGREGATE
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HARDWARE AUCTION NOTICE.-JNo +. VAN
u ANTMERR SON will sell this day March g. At
sorted American AID English hardware cutlery and heavy
and shek goods Terms months Catalogues
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n COTTON, AUCTIONEER.-LARGE SALE OF GEN.
teei household furniture one rosewood pianoforts
Ao This day Thursday1 March So 10Y o'clock at the
auction No 80 Bsekman and SO streets verv
large and choice assortment Of roseHOOd mahogany
black walnut bedroom dining
in satin aad velvet mahogany French bedtes
wardrobes book dressing rosewood AID ma
bogany marble top centre side and sofa tables dining and
extension tables hair mattresss tapestry
carpets eeohs French plate and oval mirrors Votare
shalrs sofa carved and plain rockers cottage
furniture &C., &c. Also octave
forte very Hne instrument and fully warranted Gaia
logues will BE- ready carly the usrning Of SALE B.
Most OF the furniture In this sale has made to srde
and can be relied upon. Sale will be peremptory.
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THE TURF.

THE TURF.
DED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUNDS, HARLEM
IL Will OF this day, tho 30th inst, at O'Clock, a
purse closed with the following entries viz &c H.
Cooper enters tho Flag Of the Union Roome enterss
e. One Eyed Billy, r. Helmes enters Bay Billy,
enters e. Congo Brooks enters g. Tom Warner owner
enters &. Ned White. II stormy the next fair day
WIN. A. BROWN Proprietor.
Union COURsE-SATURDAY,A APRIL !, 1854, AT TWO
~ o'clock p NJ, between the two stations Black
Bird and May Fy-0 yards for $40 Immediately after
purse Of SIS mile hcas FREQ to all Trotting horses
as they please.
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A REWARD OF $500 CRACKERS AND NO CHRE6E,
"A Il offered for The gentleman who stopped tss horse
avenue on Tuesday, their return from Blackwelrs
Island Can DO had BY applying At No. Dey street.
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gALHS At AUOrI6yU.

CUTLERY, COMBS, BUsHEs-AUcTION ON FRI
" day at l01 O'clock Ne. 81 Dey Of Greer viel
street. assortment Of pocket and table cutlery combs
brushes ra.or strops pper machss clocks pocket books
buttons pins spectAcle and Yankee notions generally
Also, groceries, liquors. segars AID tobacco.
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctionesr
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LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE ESTATE or TIE
IA late stephen Chtenden Of the oty Of New York.
hereby notified TO pay the within three months
o. this date ~ residence Of Third and
street, and all having claims against saia
lied to settle ell matters sppertaning 70
SALIVA CHlTTENDEN.
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n SALE.-SAMUEL Il,
IA 81 Nassau street will sell by auction At Castle Garden
on Monday April at lo o'clock A. n the whole Of the
large lot ornaments With globes &o looking glasses
entiOn ofjevery fancy stores 90 dossn stools dozen
seat and other chairs 500 feet cushioned ssttces
tables mahogany and other tables extra large cooking
5000 four ordinary sized cooking stoves SIX coe
stoves coffee and tea urns oyster screens moulds &e
scales mills copper kettles, &c paint mill colors
spd dishes scenery new Kettle and
poles lanoexood 60 For catalogues
store of s. o. IL Nassau street. and At Castle Garden
UCTION sALE.-sAMUEL OsGooD, AUCTIONEER,
"A will sell on Friday March 81 at 10 ooloek At 4s Hnd-
MORTGAGE all the furniture contained in said house.
tng Of carpets sofas mirrors centre tables beds bed
dinv Ac
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ANhOhS, SOs
A TTENTION BRICKLAYERS. "A MEETING OF
N the city of New York Bri oklayers Protective Union
will be held at ls5 Spring street, Thursday
evening March 80 at o'clock precisely All brckayors
earnestly requested TO DO punctua in attendance to
revision and adoption Of the constitution
aAd by laws. BY order Of the President,
JOHN LANE SEQ. EDWARD COLLINS.
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HENRY II, LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER-BYH n. Il. LEEDS
salesroom No Wall street. choice wines
brandie and genuine Havana the stock Of dealer
CONSISTING Of old seuthsde juice and ssrcia Madeira
hams Queens and Royal Vino Co. old port haut sauteras
Chablis and hook rich st. Ubes malmssy
Honongahela and Isay Scotch malt whisfey choice old
cnns;tnS - rarsI;sy. ony.. 1910 .sd ;IIs
mune sizes in 40 and boxes All Of which costly
and favorts brands Wis., La Sultanss La Sevana La
leans, CA Nina, La Lafor dc Antilles, 20.
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UCTION sALE-THx CELLARS CONNECTED WITH
the several public market: belonging to the city and
City Hall fST the ays year. from Che arss 4
tanning also the terms and conditions Of SALE may sb-
tanned application ct tho Comptrosrs 0Aos No. Ha
Of Records.
JACOB A. WEsTRRvRLT, Mayer,
II. r. TILLOU, Recorder,
A. c. FLAG0, ComptrolIeg.
r. W. EDMOEDS Chamberlain,
WIN CHAUNCEY, Chr. r. Con. I'd. Ala,
WIN. n. vERMILfE, Ch. r. Gem. Bd. Csan,a..
Commissioners Of Sinking Puma
finance Department. New York. Feb. Is. 1854
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EXECUTORS PERRMPTORY SALE-ESTATR OF
u Charles C. Watson deceased-Ths very valuable bust
stands No. 81 Chestnut street. Philadephs, adoin
ing Dr. splendid the lots to Nos IS
and 4 South Third strsetI0n Tuesday April 4 atIh
sale at the Philadelphia Exchange They will be ssld with
out reserve limitation and the larger portion OF the
chase money may remain mortgage Title undoubtsd.
n. THOMAS 4 SONS, Auctisneers,
81 and 60 South Fourth street.
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VIM Writer'S, AUCTIONEER kWILL SELL ON
Friday, at I01 o'clock at nv Canal street, quantity
of fur nure fixtures glass and drawers
&c
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ID c. KEMP, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURNI-
N. ture, pianoortes, oil paintings mirrors carpets
rich China ware 3o 70 morrow Friday At 10Y o'clock,
will sell a. auction - above By catalogue very large
ortment OF superior rosewood and paror and
dining and chamber consisting eight
perior Ga and octave panofortes from makers of the
best reputation. beautiful Instruments
tone and finish and fully .se three
carved rosewood parlor furniture eute IL
brsr etegerss with
marbstops and mirror backs extension dining tables
rosewood marble top centre tables dressing bureaus bed
stsads hair painted chamber furniture Brns
sets ivory handled table cutlery toilette ses French pier
glasses mirrors oil paintings and all tho usual
incnt OF and secondhand furniture which Ia we'll
worthy the attention OF housekesprs Catalogues the
Of eale
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A GOLD AND SILVER SPECTACLE MAKER WANT
n ed.-None hut good workman need apply Address .
note post pad TO u Bowers Jun No. ll3Righth
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COUTH BROOKLYN SAVINGS INSTITUTION
Atheneum Building ITS Atlantic strest0n and ans!
the first day Of May this institution will
daily, from o. = to2PM.. and also ON each SATURDAY.
Monday and Wednesday evenings will be dsoontinusd
IRA SMITH, President.
GO. 4. , JARVIS fAfsis' Vice Presidents.
GHo. W. WARD Secretary. Brooklyn. March o. 1854.
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w s. MELLOR. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUGH
W TON MELLoR will sell this day, At 1o1s o'clock
at 81 Sixth all the furniture in the above establish
ment consequence Of removal article must be
moved the day the store 10 let from LIST of April
The stock consists Of good assortment such
usually found in wsrsroom consisting in part IS follows
two elegantly carved rosewood parlor suits in
rosewood centre tables mahogany bedtea bureaus and
wasstands enamsod chamber suits walnut gothic bed
seads hair mattresses and paasses gilt framed mirrors
glass and together with lot Of second
hand furniture private house. Tho trade respect
fully invited TO attend this the last sale in tho above shore
Sale positive, rain shine.
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TOHN W. SOMERINDYKE, AUOTIONEER-STORE
q ITO Centre street. OF FrAnkn-Mortgage Of
saloon furniture Friday 3ls inst at l0H O'Clock At
third street consisting q oountess ssffi awan
knives stove, clock, oiclotk, chairs, tables &C.
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WIN. Writers, AUCTIoNKER, WILL SELL, THIS
say e. 10Y o'clock, At Is Thompson street, small
tables carpets mirrors bureaus Wristbands French bed
stead hair mattress feather bed and kitchen furniture
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CTORES AND DWELLINGS ON VAN BRUNT STREET,
- Brooklyn. James Cole Son will sell auction on
Thursday March So At y o'clock at the Merchant Rx
Van Brunt street. feet from Sullivan street. osch house
by SO feet finished in the best FIVE oornoes
each house CRATES marble mantls enclosed pasxa vault
under sidewalk Ono house fitted for grocery and
fixtures will 30 sold with the house Rents for 5000 per
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WIN. Writers, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, ON
Saturday at l0h o'clock at 1877 Canal street large
pier glasses kitchen furniture &C. being full assortment
of q three story houee and only short time in
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nANIEL d. NASH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- Sae-By virtue Of several writs Of execution to d
rected and viii expose 70 sale At public vsAdus
forenoon At No $40 Broadway large lot Of olothins ac
consisting coats overcost sacks trowsers vests cloths
eaemsres yestngs shirts oysralls buttons
trimmings, 30. JOHN ORSER, SheriH
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IN pen governors.

The Board yesterday afternoon, ut the rotunda in
the Park q. O'Clock Simeon Draper in the
chair
Among the conmun cations received, from the
Chairman the character Of the emigration TO this
cuntry in which he planned Of the conduct Of the
Commissioners OF En- raton who he alleged had thrown
b,uthens the Beard of Ten Governors, which they
considered uncaed lhe Ten Governors had to take
charge of emgrants who not yet Ave years in this
country when il clear duty of the Commissioners
Emigration to Draper also offered
resolution to request tie legislature to pay them
visit 10 into this matter aud have IL rected The
resolution carried, and Governors Smith, Duke
Townsend, and Draper, were appointed special Com
mittee nsiit ute legations this subject and
report st some future meeting Of the board.
The following statement OF the number Of persons
under the of the December 2 1884,
readBellevue Hos ptal, 1872: Lunatic Asylum 5+7
Amshuuse, 40. ntcntiary, 5l2; fenitentary Hos
pital 342, Almshouse Hospital "a; Norkhouse Hospital
10; Wofkhouse, SO; smallpox Hospital, .; Randalls
Island ol6 Randalrs Island Hospital 2l7; City Prison
2lT--uakng the total under Of the Board, $500
showing increase o, 81 since last report.
Governor WEST supported q series Of resolutions
concurring with the action OF the Comms who
mad not confirmed the estimates they the Ten Cover
moral had made Of the expenditures the Institutions
they had under charge The resolutions adopted
unanimously, and ordered be prated. This, accord
ing TO the 10th section of the law under which the
Governors act, will the whole matter to the super
yiFors who the umpires in this dispute between
the Commit sioners aud Ten governors,
GoyerRcr SMITH odefen series OF resolutions 70 discon
inuc the practice OF bcryug dead paupers any other
neery than the lro,iied by the city THIS gave
RTE to Siderable discussion, bur eventually
RED Hereafter the In endA Of the DECEASED may claim
tEem the dead house NJ Bellevue 0spitai and bury
them where they please After session OF three hours
the Eo-rd adjourned to meet again next week. - the
place.
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City Politics.
IIAAL ADJOURNMENT OF THE WIG GENERAL. COi
AITTEES.

IISAL ARIoU8sSlENT OF THE WIG GENERAL con-
AITTEEs.
The Democratic Whg General Committee and the Gene
raj Committee of Democratic Wing Young Men held their
oa mcetnss last night at the Broadway House sad by
accordance with established precedent ruled them
selves of existence Zophar Mills presided over the
6rst and James H. Welsh the second there being
pretty full attic ndsnce at both From the harmony and
good feeling which prevailed among the members, II
would hardly be supposed that they near their
dissolution but II was so ordered and their fate OF
course Inevitable. 1t must not be imagined, however,
that they TO be revived for they have been found
such service to the party that the party cannot
Afford TO dispense with their services but they will be
re-orgs niSed TO suit, presume the many changes
which have taken place politics since they estab
hshed. On the 18th OF December, between the
hours OF seven and nine o'clock, they will arise,
like the phGnix from their ashes, with renewed life
and ready do the behosts of tue party Votes
Of thanks passed the officers OF both societies
for the faithful in which they had performed
their duties The President of the General Committee
81 Democratic Wing Young Men replied in speech OF
considerable length, in which he avowod himself out
andout Seward He had not he said, the pleasure
OF the antancc OF that mysterious individual named
/" Sam'--he had, in fact, never seen "Sam'--but he
had doubt that he would find Sam to be pretty
good kind OF fellow when he would come to know him
the aforesaid mysterious character, he announced his
determination to stand by the old wing party In prefer
ence all others, and concluded by prophesytog
great victories for his party in the future any they
had yet achieved. Committees o; conference ap
pointed by both bodies and ny them arrangements
election Of the committees They then adjourned
san
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ss,s :. thsr soeds ne building owned ~ Nsssrs-
No. % vas owned By william wade, and occupied BY
John O'Dvyer - porter house and resdeacs Loss Ga
building about 500, on contents about the same NO
fruit store By Alvah H. BsdelI Loss about $500.
occupied By them pork store and BY John Devoe
boot and shoe store partially destroyed hessrs
stock and building fuliv insured Ia the Atlantic and
ether Brooklyn o6aces.
No. lo7 was occspisd BY worthington Thompson
fanilss The loss on stock Is about $1,000 90 building
SSooc-nsured for o. 900 in the Grocers In the
ihenx. and 81 200 In the Irving companies The fam
The aremen labored under considerable disadvantage
on account Of tho cold but succeeded in preventing the
flames from spreading t. the rear or eastward, thus
saving much valuable property.
The Are was doubtless caused by incendiary as an
attempt had been made two three hours
to the final con6agration t. set it fire. 1t dis
covered At that time by officer Murphy Of the First dis
Tet police 49, succeeded, as be thought, in e1tin
wards.
The night previous fire was discovered in the market
building at Hamilton avenue ferry. Officer Fox, OF the
Third district police succeeded in extingushing IT, 1t
Is occupied at present sailmakers shop by Jones
This Ia the second attempt within two weeks TO set this
member Of No. Ii seriously injured at the FIRE in
Atlantic street BY the falling Of awning post He
was taken to . drug store and attended TO.
BURGLAR CArruRSD.-A man named John Dwyer,
alias John Logan succeeded in gaining entrance to
the house Of H. Palmer, in Chesvcr place, near De-
graw street. on Monday night. He was discovered I'M
der table in the paror, BY some Of the family having
Invested himself Of Of his boots preparatory to
examination Of the premises The doors locked,
and all means of egress shut off, when officer Stger OF
the Third district police sent for and he took the
fellow into custody. He was locked up for hearing
CRY CouRr-Ihe criminal term Of the City Court, be-
fore Judge Greenwood and Aldermen Wilson and Simon
son, commenced on Monday Yesterday, James McClus-
key James Ryan arrsgned for assault and bat
ery Henry Frederick, for assault and battery with in
tent to kl and Patrick ODwyer for simple assault All
pleaded not guilty. Nicholas Hendrck found guilty,
and Owen Finnegan pleaded guilty to assault and
ba'terysentence deferred James Canning for assault
and tunult convicted and sentenced to the county
Tail for twenty Ave days.
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Mr.. Glddings Mt the Tabernacle.
SECOND ANrrsLAvERY LECTURE.


Tere was very fair audience at the Tabernacle sss
evening including many women assembled to hear the
anti slavery lecture Of the by the Hon
J. r. GiddiDgs, M. c. from Ohio. The subject was the
fral Of John O. Adams in the House Of Representatives.
Mr.. OLIVER JOHNSON occupied the chair, ani ak Sena
or HAZE had seat on . platform.
The lecturer was warmly received and proceeded 10
history and defence Of the course Of the abolition
,ers oil Congress- he traced the career OF the Hon.
cla Quincy Adams from his hrst appointment, at the
age Of fourteen, Secretary to Washington, to his
stand In The House for the right OF petition. he had
always hello the highest position statesman aud he
took stand which no other man in the cozn.
try could have taken, and fulfilled a daty which
other could have fulfilled. The petition
Tor which he was arrsigned, was one Tor the
dissolution of the Union. Southern men then charged
with endeavoring to dissolve the Union, thereby de
clanng that the Union formed for the purpose Of
supporting slavery. Northern taught TO
class all antslavery sentiment ~ disunion sentiment
and an appeal was made 10 the potroonery Of the
Northern statesmen and ministers Of tho Gospel
brought INTO ths service Of the socaed dsu ent
ment When the Fugitive Slave Law was brought up,
every man who was opposed TO u in Congress was de
nounced as disunonist. A negro escared from Bos-
son and the President Of these nted states issued his
solemn proclamation that the Union was in danger.
daughter and spplaase The Secretaries Of War and
running about to find what danger the Union was in
when the response came from tbs President ssWhy,
Soa piess yous INV. = Niger ho-eN daughter
and prolonged aIplause) II he (Mr G.) de-
sired TO dieerace the institutions and the
country that he lived ip he would write the history OF
Northern doug hfscedDess The subject was toe ridcu
lous for sober comment II this folly which called
brth the retion for the dissolution OF the Union When
Mr. Adams presented the petition be the refer
Of the petition to special committee, with in
tractions 70 report against H. with tho There
vas great deal OF excitement and many motions were
made but Mr. Gimour, Of Virginia, moved resolution
that Mr. Adams had justly ncsrred the censore and dis
pleasure of the House. and then the House adjourned
The whg avehocers then resolved TO crush Mr. Adams
and Mr. Marshall OF Kentucky, was singled out as the
man He was qualified for the mission, and II was said
that he felt an am sition oppose the great champion
Of debstehis substitute for Mr. Glmours resolution
and II approved by the shareholders caucus But
there NO caucus Of Northern members 10 protect
their member. The Northern members, many OF
them, felt that Mr.. Adams perfectly competent to
defeud himself Tho hall crowded. and ali the APP
proscbes 20 " aero crowded Mr.. Marsban moved his
eabstitvte pear's the same Mr. Eimour's He then
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Fort Oh New York. DeccnDcr ., Ie14s
CLEARED.
steamship George Law, Fox, Aspinvail, o Roberts
Ship Geo Canning Ham, jacobs, Hamburg " Schmidt
ship VIM Rathbcue. pratt, Antwerp Post Ryerson.
Ship Heller. Studiey. New Orleans, Eagle Hazard.
Shin Ssmsel Lawrence, Wooderson, Mobile, master
Bark Lord Rivers daie fRrl, Hayne, Liverpool Osborn
Syme 4 Co.
Bsrk Albsrtirs, Barton, Havana, Moses Taylor Co.
Iark weather Cage clipper Carr Apalachcola Post
Brig Bichn HAM yoryenson, Cork, lunch Mcincke.
Brig Golden Ruls, lnsbsm Dsrlsrsrs, Middleton Co.
Bris Henry Guild Anderson, Lagupa Brookmsn Co.
Rrig Addy swift. Foster, Nsracsbo Maitland Phelps
Co.
Brig Sarah w Cushng Kent cardenas j w Elvsii Co.
Brig stowsrs. Stowers Cardenrs, n Euck 4 Co.
sctr nary Lane, Gardner, Mobile, Lane West Co.
Schr Adele Appleyit, Wilmington, b e Murray.
Schr Ellen bush, Errokscn, Wilmington, w NcKoo.
Schr fhehe Baxter Robertson Boston, Mayhem, Talbot
Schr Harvest, Burt, Taunton. master.
we'll.
Steamer Novelty. -, Philsdclphia, a Briggs.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Knoxville ludlow Savannah. 90 hours. with
and passengers TO Mischil Dec II pm, 10 miles
Augusta, hence for savannah. 4N.sa4
and rssssassrs. q ssoasl ssson Co. sunday, Al io
IN. q Bsey Island iht slE.assd ssssms1g AIESsss
hsht ssnaissd steamship serthevner hence for Charles
ten.
s,Ls EslzAas,a ~ Wstrcn,, 1hopr.on, Nsuaroa,