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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-10

MERcnASTs' BANK AT ANACoSTIA.-It an.
pers by the New York papers that man by
the name Of Osbourna has been arrest ed on q
charge OF passing 81 and SO bill on the
Merchants Bank at Anaeostia. On SO archine
him, Sl42 Of the same trash, and s25 in good
money, were found on his person.
There is no su,h institution in existence
The notes on this imaginary concern are part
Of the batch Of false tokens issued some months
since in cities distant from Washin gton, to
defraud the ignorant and unsuspscting.
BANK Nofs DKLINEAroR.-We have re-.
eeived from John w. Thompson, who il the
general agent for it, copy of tho above work
1t ssoms 10 furnish perfect shield against al.
tered or spurious bank notes, and to explain
counterfeits in 50 simple manner that Child
could understand it. Mr.. Thompson will wait
upon our business men, and We think that
evory one of them should have a copy.
CvERsRERS OF THE Pooh AT Alexandra,
yesterday, the following gentlemen were cleo.
ted Oyerseers CT the poor: First Ward-Syl
vcster Scott; Second Ward-James Entwisle,
j.; Third Ward-c. G. Berry Fourth Ward
j. T. Creighton.
FALSE ALARM The FIRE apparatus was
brought out last GIT from the various en-
gine-h ousos and were pulled consi derable
distance before il was discovered to be false.
The companies returned quietly to their
houses.
WArcH RETURNs.-There were two dodgers
in last night, who were allowed to depart this
morning. Jesse Meeks, colored, gambling,
6ne and costs; Jno. Buckner, do Z, do; Edward
Smith, do . do; Logan Williams, alias John
Gilmore, DO, do; VIM. Crawford, out after
hours, workhouse thirty days; Mary j. How
ard, disorderly, dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-10

New MARKET House AND New ENGINE
House The respective committees hereto
fore appointed by the City Councils, together
with the Mayor Of Washington, are engaged
In examining the various plans for new en-
gine house In the Northern Liberties, and fol
new markst-house in the First Ward. The
time for the reception Of proposals expired
last Saturday.
We learn that all the plans are good but
OF course, care must be taken to make from
them the best selections. Several days may
elspse before tho result of the labors of the
the committee is announced.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-05-24

Ill all this happiness diSsolvd, and entered,
fantastically mixed and interfuSed, in;o the
fanceS of a dream. Then silently calling
down blessings upon his head, Mrs. Upton soft.
ly withdrew from his side and left the cham
ber
% God,' she said, may the dear old man
never know earthly SORROW more!"
Late The following morning she went her,
self TO awaken him. How Soundy he slept!
His thin hands were crossed upon his breast;
his pale check rested calmly on the. pillow;
there was a smile on his wan lips; but not
motion--not even breath. Edith touched
his brow; it was cold. She felt his lipS--they
were rigid and chill. She did not shrek, or
sob, or shed one tear, but witha feeling Of awe,
she turned her eyes upward, and with clasp
ed hands mumured:
20 God, thy will be donep
Her prayer Of the previous night had been
answered not as she boped-No more earthly
sorrow, indeed could the old man know. A
happy door had been opened 10 him in his last
mortal hours, and through that his spirit had
passed into the blessed country where alone
perfect peace and happiness await us.
Edith felt this when her pouS heart repeat
ed, with earnest faith and trust:
'O'God, thy will be donep
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-05-24
Che DemUfrat.

published every Thursday morning, in the
com Immediately over the Post Office, Main
Street, Eaton, Ohio, at the following rates:
81 so per annum, in advance.
% 90, if not paid within the year, and
% SO after the year has expired.
~ ETheserateswill be rigid enforced 81,
Nopaper discontinued until all arrearage
are paid, unlessatt the option of the publisher
TAll communications addressed tothe Ed
tof mast be sent free Of postage to insure at
eRtion. .-
ETNo communication inserted, unless &C
eompanisd by a responsible name.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-27
Scenes fs.0ass the life Of a
- DaE0ZfSE.

Small man, very spunky, kinky hair. and
edits a newspaper. 'Tother man dead
shot, and pluck to the backbone; reads
Blackstone and spouts Spokeshave. Small
man calls Spokeshaye some very hard
names. Spokeshave writes to him to eith-
er apologize or fight. Small man declines
taking hold of either horn of the dilemma.
Won't fight, won't apologize, but will take
back every thing he, has said and call
Spokeshaye gentleman. Curtain falls,
and the first act closes.
Scene Second. Small man leaves home
to attend to the interests of the public IN
general, but his6ewn pocket In particular,
(county printing;) gets into an exciting
debate with chap, whose ancestors had
nothing to do with the Scotch crown, and
accuses him ef being too fond ofthe- black
woolly heads. He replies to small man
by calling him hard names. Small man
feels indignant, bnt don't know what to do.
He consults chivalrous captain. "Pis-'
toh and brandg for four, by all means" re-
plies the captain. Small man works him
self up into fighting humor, and sends a
challenge to his antagonist, telling him he.
must fight or take back his words. Talk
enough for the, boarders," said the chal-
lenged individual. Small man repents,
and tells him it wasafi joke, and that
he, having given the first insult and used
the first harsh expressions, will take. them
all back. Challenged man has no ,eobjee-l
tions, but at the same time, woziI9 as leave
fight as eat. Bat if small man takes back
his accusations and charges, there Was no
offence, and Their should be.no ight.1asef
Scene Third.-Small man again; attacks
Spokeshaye,. or rather permits Lager-beer
10 do q, and endorses Lager-beer' remarks.
spokeshave demands an apology. Small
to make one. and can't be
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-27
TPublic 32.1

An act for the erection of military pcston
or near the Pembina river In the Terri
tory of Minnesota, and for other purposes
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
sum of five thousand dollars, out of any
money in the treasury not otherwise appro-
priated, be, and the same is hereby, appro-
priated, to be expended under the direction
of the Secretary of War, for the, erection
of military post in the Territory of Min
nesota. on the line of forty-nine degrees
north latitude, on or near the Pembina
river. 1s
SEC. g And be it further enacted, That
for the establishment of military posts in
the Territories of Kansas and Nebraska,
at such points in said Territories as the
Secretary of War may designate: the sum
of ten thousand dollars be, and the same
is hereby appropriated.
=. Approved Febrary IL, 1855,
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-27
EPubiic 31.1

AN ACT making an appropriation Tor
territorial road in the Tearitory of Ne
braska.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives Of the United States OF
America in Congress assembled, That fol
the purpose of constructing a territrial road
from point on the Missouri river, Cop
posite the city of Council Bluffs, jim the Ter
ritory of Nebraska, to New Fort Kearney
in said Territory, there be, and hereby is
appropriated the SUM of fifty thousand dol.
lars. -E
Approved February II, 1855
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-27
; VOLUME l---NBMBER 80.

bulhed by man who can't see more than
ten or fifteen yards before his nese.-
Spokeshave tells him he must apologize or
fight. A lucky thought strikes small man,
not hard enough to knock him down, how
ever, but sufficiently hard 70 make strong
impression. SpokeshaEe insists uponfight-
ing. Small man, with great deal of re-
luctance, finally consents, and selects
weapons and distance, viz pop guus. eigh-
ty yards; and friend notifies the police
officers of the contemplated fight, and re-
quests them to arrest Spokeshave. Spoke
shave objects, as the distance is sirty yards
beyond his sight. The redoubtable cap
tam is again appealed to, but it's all no GO.
Spokeshaye must take the weapons and
distance selected by the challenged party,
In compliance with the rules laid down in
the .'code of (dis) )-honor." Spokeshaye
finding that he could not have sight, in
the muss, publishes the correspondence
Small man comes out, but don't retract, he
only apologises, and here ends the third
fight without one drop of blood having been
spilled. ifs
+ Colt, you cripples, wooden legs are
cheap. Who's afraid of gunpowder, In a
horn, or leaden balls-in pouch? %
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-27
Furniture and Upholstery,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL By
SCARRITT & MASON,
ST. Louis. sIEO.

~ WE take pleasure in saying to our friends
~ and the public in general, that our stock of
~ Fine, Medium, and Common Furniture, was
never more complete and deserving the attention
of purchasers, either at wholesale or retaif-in
full suits or single articles-than at the present
We shall spare no effort to keep the most COM
pIete assortment in our line, in the West. Our
Goods are made here, as we'll as East, by the
best rorkmen, and thus combine the greatest
variety and styles, with the cheapest and most
substantial. ssts x 80 SIS
Dealers, as well as all other purchasers, are
invited to call and look through our Mammoth
Ware Rooms. 80 .oz a-S<.s
Orders also, from all parties having Furniture
70 buy for themselves or others, are specially
.olicited, with the assurance OF our best enoe az
e,ors TO merit continuance Of the liberal conf
-dsnce and patronage we have so long received
SCARRITT & MASON,
Wsshiagtoa 4ress<, Bettcaen Secossd and Sd Str'ts
March o. 1885. - -zeesx5iEsc ,
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-27
JOHN A. HALDERMAN,
(LATE OF LEXINGTON, KENTUcK

(LATE OF LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY
4 TToRNEY AT LAW AND GENERAL
n Business Agent. Leavenworth, Kansas
COMMISSIONERS to take Testimony, Afidavits
Acknowledgements of Deeds, Mortgages, Pow.
appointed by the Governor thereof.
Homes in Kansas secured and safe invest
nsnts made.
References-His Excellency L. w: Powell
Gov. of KY, Hon. John c. Breckenridge anc
Col. c. c. Rogers, U. S. Atty, Lexington, KY
Chancellor Pirtle, Louisville, KY, J. S. Cheno
rsth Co. Cin., Ohio, E: NJ. Ryland & Co.
st. Louis, Mo. se-.e ask
Nov ,, 1854.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-27
!SaaaIe, assA Aarssess shop.

"a THE undersigned having pernanant-
60 ~ located himself in tue Town of Leay-
enworth, would respectfully announce to the
public, that he will carry on the aboVe business
In its vsrios branches, and would solicitths pat
sTonage e this- -sonmuaity and The surrounding
R.D.e dREEfEF,kc CO
L.ea&Axer.a o4sF. M.seh q, q -
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-27
BY EASTIN r&4ADAMS


aAyIp .. JOHNSON. JAS n. LYLE.
JOHNSON & LYLE,
.STTeNEY CoUNSELLO.s 1T LAW,
LkAvENwoarH Cry, K. T.
rTAvING permanently located in thu City of
II Leayenworth, and associated themselves to,
give nrompt attention to all business entrusted
TO their care.
OFFICE-Second door west Of the Leaven-
worth house on Delaware Street, where one OF
them may at all times be found. -:
nsnt of bounty lard. april 6, '55.,
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-27
cur V,uIho1e CouIn1rltry.'
:. sLEAVENWoRTH <. T,ApRIL az, s55

SEC. g. And be it further enacted, That
all suits hereafter to be brought In either
of said courts, not of a local nature, shall
be brought In the court of the district where
the defendant resides; but if there be more
than one defendant and they reside in diff
ferant districts, the plaintiff may sue in
either and send duplicate writ against the
defendants. directed to the marshal of the
other district, on which an endorsement
shall be made that the writ thus sent is a
copy of writ sued out Of the court of the
proper district; and the said writs, when
executed and returned into the Office from
whence they issued, shall constitute one
suit, and be proceeded in accordingly.
Approved February 10th, 1856.
- TPublic %.
AN ACT to change the name of the
schooner .'Henry Plantagenet" to that O
ga. G. Brown
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
| Of Representatives of the United States %
America In Congress assembled, That the
Secretary of the Treasury be, and he j:
hereby authorized and directed to admit tc
register, underthe name of "a. 6. Brown,
the American built schooner, now owned
| by Ebenezer Clark, of Jackson county, il
the State Of Mississippi, and known as the
"Henry Plantagenet.' ''ssss 1ss zs a@
Approved February 13, 1856.
| Public 80.
AN ACT for the construction Of military
road in Oregon Territory.
Belt enacted by the Sonata and House
of Representatives. of the United States o
America in Congress assembled, That tn
sum Of thirty thousand dollars be, and tn
same is hereby, appropriated for the con
struction of a military road from Astoria t
Salem, in the Territory Of Oregon; tn
said road to be constructed under the direc
ton of the Secretay of War, pursuant t
contracts TO be made by him. 5
Approved February II, 1866.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-27

arising from the condemnation of the schoo-
nefs, 81 Fan" and g Josephine" and-tne
barge sPhemx, ''fer violation of the rev.
enue have in the district of Maine; theisame
having been wrongfully paid into the trea.
sury of the United States through mistake
Approved Feb. IA, 1855.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-27
WHITNEY & JOLLY,
wH1THEY.

- SOA1AAs
-kttornsys and Councillors at Lap,
Asasra ar Land Agents & Dealers in Real Estate
GxAssHorPER FALLS, Kansas Territory.
w J. have permanently located them.
w. selves at Grasshopper Falls, the vicinity
Of the best timbered and watered portion of Kan
sas. They will assist actual settlers in securing
claims. either timber or rich prairie. Settlers
will find it for their interest to apply to them
as they. have given the adjacent countr, tho.
-sugh exploration and have become familiai
With all its advantages.
Ian 26 1855
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-27
JOHN M. WHITE,

ATTORNEY AND CoUNsELLoR AT LAW,
Learen,rorth, z. T..
o4ss esrner Cherokee and fourth streets.
JAM IS, 1S55.-3m.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-27
R. r.. H ee y.

~ Missouri at Leavenworth, K. T., is author
ized to take Acknowledgements of Deeds, Pow
srs Of attorney other Instruments also to take
Dispositions afidavits &c. to be nsed in the State
Of Missouri. March 2, 1889.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-27
Public 25.l

AN ACT to continue temporarily the of.
flee of register and receiver a: :Vincenes.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States ol
America in Congress assembled, That the
offices of register and receiver shall be
continued at Vincennss, Indiana, until af-
ter final report shall have been made by
the commissioners pursuant to the act ol
Congress, approved July twenty-seyenth,
eighteen hundred and fifty -four entitleda An
act to ascertain and adjust the, title2te GER
tain lands in the State of Indiana = and the
act of Congress approved the twelfth June,
eighteen hundred and forty, for the discon-
tinuanee Of the land Offices under certain
circumstances shall not applysto the Offices
at .Vincennes until the services required by
the aforesaid act of twenty-seFenth July,
eighteen hundred and fifty -four. of the COM
missioners snail have been fully performed.
Approved Feb. IS, 1855. - "a -.
s..s :, Public 26;1 - y b..i.-
AN ACT TO refund TO the officers of the
~ customs and others of the district of Pas
samaquoddy, certain moneys.
,ts Bet enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
Secretary of the Treasury be, and hereby
is, saaahorizedo and direoedspu Of any mo-
neys in the treasury not otherwise aPprepri-
ated, 70 .payfte the late effects of the Gus
toms of the district of Passamaqueddy. and
iafermers. their proportion Of fhelnet pre-
sssds Of sale, By virtae Of existing laws
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-27

4. MACAULAY,
trTcsxxY 1f LAW AND GENERAL LAND AGENT.
LeaYenworfh, Kansas.
Nov 4 1874
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-27
william Phillips,

Lar and Land .agency Office,
South side Delaware street, first door west
from Leayenworth Hotel.
Leavenworth, Z. t., --s p
Jan. 10. 1S55-1Y. .---- ..
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-27
M, r, CONWAY

COUNSELLOR AT LAW, CONVEYAN-
" Ger and General Property Agent, Leayen-
worth, Kansas Territory. - -t-.t .=..-.....
Persons wanting to purchase or desirous to
sell claims to town lots in Learenworth, or to
land, anywhere in the Territory, are requested
to cali asabove, communicate by letter.
Oct 90. 1854. @. &37ii ---'-=-
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-27
JOHN DONIPHAN.
B. H. TWOMBLY.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law.
HAs permanently located at LeaVenworth
/ for the practice of his profession, and WIN
attend all Courts in the Judicial District In
Rhich Leayenworth is situated. ISept 10.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-04-27

AN ACT to continue Temporarily the Of
flee of register and receiver a: Vineenes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-11-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

E - NASHftsssIk.. IENAESS FL.
Chartered by The General Assembly Of the Stats
rfNHE ahoTe iostiinuR permanently iocslad aad q
not surpassed By any similar establishment in the
Uuits3 States point &c facilities for inmrtse tho-sy
practical knowledge Of the duties Of the Accountant
49, housekeeping.
This Department IS under TIE Immediate spervisiol o
tue President OF the eOe wois practical book keeper
having bad ma3y years experience IN OF ha largest
counting g-hoases in the Uniou-
.t-si Commercial Law.
This Branch is under the suDeTintendenee OF Joaa A.
McEwzS ESQ, Member Cf the Sashvls Bar, who is too
widely kno1 as lawyer sod crater oFsure any further
The CouFse Of lpsruction embraces bota Reading and
Lectures
Lectures win Be delivered at night not to interfere
with his professional engagement. - - -s-,..
Mercantile calculations
oy WH FsRREL, NJ Under this head is embraced avery
Species ct calculations necessary for boskkeeper or bus
ness man 10 understaBdvz Interest Discount Loss and
Gam, Equations, Exchange, &c &c
Terms OF Tuition.
Bookkeeping, By D0ubleand Single EntIy ns applied
TO every variety Of BUSINESS, both prosperous and
Comnercia Law Lectures ncodng the use OF books SIS
PenalsnshiP-FOr twenty lessons, 70 be taken witha
one htonh -
For hy lessons, to BE- aksu within three Roufhs $40
~ The above lees payable invariably in advance.
The importance OF THIS rue must appear obvious; students
enter Ter an Unlimited period with tie privilege Of review
ing a. any time dHriue iis without extra change.
THIS cehpoi IS "a perpetual ssssl having vacation:
hence sudsAs mas ea'erat aHy lime and pursue tasr
studies without interruption.
Merchants snd business viii be supplied With cona.
peen book keepers BY applying AZ This establishment
Good board and lodging be obtained for IS per week
No stadsnt will ss Iake1 i0r less thar full cuurse IN
whatever branches be plrsues-
Time required fer lu cOglTserotn six 10 ten weeks
;s Address 5oullsFn Commercial Coilegs, Nashville,
Tenn i .- Rp27-utg.Sw
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sTFNbRIRS.
SunaneE. County Lands
Ags SaSas.7975- -s=--s. -.-s..--


= : escfsg uf TIE Ghanccry Ccs-t held 1T
S-i4sin SeFA tsfia. Is55, ID the esc OF Iolia T.
hsess = sii piocsed 20 ssif aa The premises On
lne llth Oi DEChBER aexs lha fe!ioyir ,r1rsrtT ts
Yli; lts F=ialoe sFNcs u aud urc1 ,rhr; s1
kabsr RESIDED. csC,-iaiax. TAres EIuaJrsSs nd
ThiEty-Sesea Acres s-d Land IS ss.uased On r.
Geiaiiu zna NgAfys IcfaP;ke Read sts,ut ~ niles
~ OF tial;auc. Ss2toz eags Grees r - -
vel Is very fertile. Is mostly eaeiGsed sit, rex nd -
daE ieacng; the Woodland is heavy N Bte C-a, ts
Farm is vel adapted . Stcek rssipg; pabar Il psr
nsass springs besides bere IS touching il large never
isihng Creek -s, 80 s.-.ii- - 90 = 81 -.
Tie Balsnss are 10 kecpiag With ;he Land equal if
not superior TO any ia Semnec oolng tbs MANSON being
sf&e.ois Two Seosy Brick, convshientiy corstractsd
soui@niog lS seegs, Of Ebish ~ De bssemsn De
olhoe o'ise and kteheu, and the other improvements
comprising an lee House. Negro Houses Eascs 51sbes
s srs q the most peTmasent character. Thsrs Is aa
excellent " ATEis-AiIL belonging 10 ihs place. WITHIN
stores throw OF the Dwelling HoGSs a gharen and
oeooi hose Altogether sss 81 the Hasst dssirabis
localities in Tennessee.
ISAAa-oRe thiFd CASH, sae balsrce IN one tnd-t~o
years boac with good security required and iier ~
lned ea Tie Land ustIl the parcHass money is paid
c.,,.,s =, " II .BttACkAORE Clerk ADD 4 lsisE.
u=hAlla, NOV ., lsJ5.--Stssatr Zig.
nOyll-iNGd. - -al4. q lssll. s
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DAGUERRE0TYPRs! DAGUERREoTIY1PFEs

I,hARLES G. GIEKS would respectfully inform bis
~ customers, and the ladies particularly that be has
moved from Cedar street to the Of Deadssick sn5
and College streets, Brownies whore be Eitbe glad
to all who want of hne ard life Ike pictures De
has gone 70 great expense in fitting up powerful lde and
sky hgats and bis rooms fitted up ~ eieant ssyie
be has engaged the services Of ezpeneed ara Pone
Ors and determined 10 make hs ns model ksiA0
shment OF the South West and feels assured that he vii
be able TO give sasactsn- . -. . sisf -. q q
Heiay1tos the public call and exsmine his specaens
"a s sIne us Oh Paintings, by ths old masters just
ceved from Europe, whch ns o1ers ior sac very ior.
n R-An experienced operator always ready icr any
outdoor work. such taking buildings deceased persen
SC. JealO-d
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PENNSYLYANTA kAILRoAD.

TIVE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic cities
1 with Western Northwestern, Southwestern States,
BY continuous Railway direct This road also connects
PtsbuTg with Gsy inc Of Steamers to all ports on
the Western Rivers and at Cleveland and Sand6sky with
all ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the most d.yeet 6heIpNt and Teia5e route by which
FREIGHT eau be forwarded to and from the Gtsds est
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg:
FIRSTC i4ASS.-Boots. Shoes, Dry Goods 7r = ,oo,,
Gu boxes Eurs, Feathers De-. 'Oo PSf-ioolO
SECOND CIASS.-RooNs and Stationery,
Dry Goods lin bales y Hardware, Lea 6Oc per 1O0r5
tGer' &C.. ..-.-..-...-....-... ]
i"inn eo- IN bI }JonS ~ iA' soc per lOOf
FOURTH Cl.ASS.-Cofee, Fish, Bacon, Ion -. 1oo,t
and Porb ipacked,) Lard and Lard Oil, 00 P0i A0'i
-" in shipping Goods from any point East of Pha-
d=ph5 be- particular mark package ria PeaNsy ytgaaia
Ra3raad' an Goods consigned to the Agents of this
Road at Philadelphia Ptsburg win be forwarded with
out detention
FEICU AGEvrs.-Ioses Potter, Boston; j. L. Elliott
n. Nork T. }. Snesiei, Philadelphia; Magraw Koons,
Baltimore; George c Franoscus, Pttsburg; Sprgnan
x lio"o, Cjnc'a-ii 0ho j. y. Ncorhead, Louisville,
KY re. Ms'ifum, Madison, Iud.; Ratclif i Co.. st.
LOUIS, 81 : Mitchell u Son, Evansville, Ind.
a. ii. HOUSTON TcDerlJ E6igt Ageat, PAiadz.
H. .. L0NbAEAT, S.y't Aa.,,aa, Pa janl-lJ