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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10
PbiladeIphia Cattle Market. ..JuLrs.

Though the Cattle market quite active yesterday the
price OF Beeves declined slightly owing perhaps to the fact
tina, the quality Of stock good the week previous
BEEF CATTLEThe auiva of Reeves at the various drove
yards amounted TO about leo rad, principally from Ohio
Virginia Illinois and the western part of PenDsyvana Near
ell offered sold at 10 81 H. 50
and 50 y 100 the very best stock only bringing the last
named figure.
demand being equal 70 the supply 600 head disposed Of
from 81 50d 81 so each for fat sheep and from 81 !50 80
for stock.
HoGs-The demand fer hogs continues good, the supply
scarcely equsiDs the demands Soo head were sold at Singers
yard st from SO 25de9 rs 100 nb.
Cows CALvEsThere has been change this market
~ sales only amounted to $50 head at from Sa $50 EACH
according to quality and condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10
~. yuS,,,nono,,, Journal Of Wednesday says;

IA, IuSiqnapoiis Journal Of "Wednesday 'Hys'
uTha n,o;.ct establishing Union Bank Ia iodia1
aro,is in iicb al The Ere. Bank. vii oe
or 90 No, q. Cleanug -Houss f., the protection OF IN"
i,.,e. AZ the Free Bauks has a, lat, We learn oeeu
Dot, IN ined upop meeting Of he Ire BANK rs y
held her. few days since, sni prenhihary s'ep II
Tor lie establishment Of the Clearing. uphse. 10
HMM Rank v Ill act a. protector against o"hrIs'
\, xo,onoipg currency for the Indians Free BANKS,
vb.n mesen,ed II will be the policy oil arrangement
q, rdpce the rates of exchange 10 keep the Issues vi
our Banks at home, and re-ist He herstoioie P,a.
ticed policy Of foreign bankers ana orokers :"
eIce 70 our Free Banks. Inc arrangement e'"'''
but be productive Of good.
The Boston Post of Tuesday thus notices the
Money market Of that city:
"On Thursday and Friday there was some Anxiety
10 borrow for few days on account Vi 'ue i, =,
pnymerts of the 3d. 4tb and 9TH; out there seeneu
te little difficnty in finding the necessary suns.
very large amount paid into the banks on rIlay
and on the other hand, very large amouH Was pan
out by Them in small notes fer the various uivlueud
heretofore announced, and FOR the usual haI ,ea..
settemen nj of bills There were but lew pro'es'e
notes and upon the whole the money market coulu
not be sad 10 have changed either as regards rave Oh
supply. Eight cett and brokerage Is now Tue
lowest street price for very favcrits paper auu ,
81 TO III is the range Of prime business notes. STOCK
hans range from TO IL aud secondhand ooriV"er ~
on stocks and collateral notes pay the brokers' lo l.
1.-The banks, Of course, get from to g. the former
being the rate on Boston; aud TO g. the charge on
foreign paper. They find difficulty In lending al
their means little coin has been lost to New York
since our last but the banks yet have from S9oo ooI
to $500 COO more than what's generally regarded as
an insufficient supply The New. York exchange
market was considerably relieved early in the week
by drafts in payment of that portion 5000 600 OF the
Massachusetts, State loan taken on New-York account
aud by that part of the last California remittance that
belonged to Boston. At the close, however, New
York funds were again in brisk demand"
FROM Mr.. Wright. Circular -...,..,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10

Th,: case of Joseph Eustace, .'hsrsed with assam,
and battery IN sIsd.riek CAsiiDs ~as dismissed d.,
TIE k@epsi or the Ai,ocierIy house, complained OF
Aey,uned O'Clock Saturday mornins.
COURT os GENERAL sEssIoNs-JuLY Before Judge
ch.aes c.brid, q vonns German 10 years OLD,
pssdsd guilty grand larceny and was sentenced TO the
Ss,sS z Campben. youthful looking girl, indicted
Tor sIsnd larceny pleaded guilty 70 attempt sod lar
eeny Violently and the Court finally deedd
Theodore Simon indicted for grand larceny, in pur-
,orins from establishment Of Tiffany Co. some 500 or
ssss ,' s%oS wa: apparently about
pssonsl ,pearanoe and At The time Of the va
s q b. ~; 'sSi
which the Court induced to let hm on wto 'ne h
sentence Of one year % the Peniientisry.
At this point the Grand jury came 10, and their
srsmsn handed to the indictments upon which
Thomas McCaoIsy, calling himself sixteen years old
hG".h he :Dse.ssS 70 be GEt c s .D
The herald Office sentenced 70 the Penitensary tor two
Rebecca Potter, colored, pleaded guilty TO stealing
chee,e and sentenced to the Penenary for SIX
Laura DENLY, an exceedingly delicate-faced girl
tor prisoner charged with crime pleaded guilty to petit
a. Sssius sesn IN the city But Eve month. aud
Philadelphia She sentenced to the Pentenary for four
months.
james Flynn was placed upon trial for robbery in
h. he I'D %ss born in EassUd lives in Absny
street and BY occupation follow the street inc eeeaS
O'Clock ia morning in company With two other young row
d,es he Knocked down William Lung German ana wholesale
liquor dealer No. ia Greenwich street. and ed MS pocket oil
tts contents. -. :,
and conclusive. =,
WILLIAM Lurng sworn, said he Knocked down by the
defendant and two others the night Of the 2h OF June at
the Carlisle and West all three attacked him
they didn't speak; they hold of him and searched him
Fpp searching and the other held him By the
ard shods they took him By the hair aud threw him on the
sidewalk his face covered with bood they found noth
him but keys and about half dollar IN change Flynn
tore wtpess pocket out witnt followed prisoner three
blocks when Officer Smith arrested him witness was positive
or identity the other rowdes escaped
Officer smith, the first Ward Police who made the arrest
confirmed the above statement.
The defendant had counsel and offered witnesses when
Judge Russell addressed the Jury brief ohIge and the Jury
without leaving their returdod vdc of robbery In the
first degree
proceeded immediately the prisoner
and ed 10 him that hs entitled to clemeny
The of the Court that he be sent 10 the State
Prison Cor % years.
William II. Boughton pleaded guilty to bigamy, and
Wss sentenced TO the State Prison for years.
James Saunders. ship carpenter, pleaded guilty 10
attempt burglary In the third degree and was remanded
I'LL Saturday for sentence.
Adjourned to II o'clock tomorrow morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10
sS6,.7s 81
SS37.643 is

During the month of June the receipts on the North
western Virginia Railroad, or Parkersburg Branch
were $3,3O7 40 for passengers, and s6,H4 a for
freightmaking total of g. $50 II, which, added to
the cepts Of the main sem makes the total receipts
$4335 o4 ~.
The business Of the Clearing House was $685. ,ooo
We annex official statement of the commere OF
this port during the last fiscal year, ending 3oth
June. The imports of June show a decrease as con-
pared with June last year, while the exports show
large increase, mostly in specie. very large por-
ton of the imports in June warehoused, and for
the year the warehoused goods have increased over
l00per cent as compared with the previous year
The exports Of produce during the year vary less than
a million from 1856, but the exports of specie
show increase of s2 900 600 or 100 per cent The
result is as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10

In the Steamship City Of Baltimore for LirepooL-Capain
Ferris lady and child Dr. Fletcher lady and child James
Terrence lady and child Mr.. TerisoD, lady and child Mrs.
Murphy and two children Ms Riden and child Mr.. Phnss
West Mira Spence MIRA Morle Mr.. Dougherty, Mrs Frazer
Mrs Major Mise: Dolphin Whistle OBrsn Heal Milli
Captain @. A. Clerk, Messrs. Lepsine, Wallace. Bowie
Gosted Corral Albert Smith John Sharp NJ. Corr, O. T. Dol
Z. Allen J. H. Potts D. McCsrty Peardon Sargent Dex
Funke, FEEBLE A. M sullivan, O. c. Mckenzie, Cout
Spencer. Bywst-r H. Mcbride. Dearmsns Kessel volmef
Pope Yeumsn Vaarizs schwsb COMO Monk Longshaw and
child Wesley Heferuan Robert Hsvsnd James Sanford and
23 in the steersge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10
MARRIE ID.

ALFORD-BROAS-In Binghsmton. Y, on Sunday July
the resdence Of the BRIDES father in Eda street by the
Rev. VIM II. Goodrich OF the Presbyterian CHURCH Mr..
Thos K AFFORD Of NewYork City to Miss Mary Virginia,
second daughter of j. Ira and Rebecca Bross of Bnghsnton
MANIFESTATION Thursday, July g. at the Clinton
avenue Congre gstoDal Church by the Rev. William j.
udneton, Mr. George b Flanders Of the late Benjamin
Flanders. TO Miss Jenny Plat, all of Brooklyn
HALLIDAY-KELIS-On Wednesday, July |. BY the Rev
Dr. James Mlet A. his residence, Mr. Joseph Halliday to
Hiss Mary Jane Kels all of this city.
TRYON-CLARKE-On Tuesday July T. at Christ Church,
By the Rev. r. s. Wiley. Frank w. Tryon to Leila A.,
daughter Of Alexander Clarke. esq all of this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10
C.mbridse Cattle Market.

REPORTED FOR The N. Y. TRIBUNE BY GEORGE Rupr.
WEDNESDAY, July 8, 1857
Az market l Cattle about $40 Beeves and 81 Stores con-
Sitting Of working Oxen Cows and one two and three years
old. .z..,u =. ,,. 40
5Nd 49, second quality 81 1888 25 third quality 80 %
as7 IS; ordinary quality: s. So Am AIM A..
$40 ZOO Cows and Calves from SSS $40 go to 500
s67 Yesrinss Two years old $685. %41 Ihree years
old, S45, $50 ..,. 90 "a 20
IS 50 each extra and selecsns So 81 80 $48S swine
$50 at market; prices live weight 98c y 10 dressed sdioc
y ~ shoats, Wholesale &c. y ID; RETAIL s094c 10 TO-
Spring Pigs, l6Ql7c v 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10

GUNNY BAGS-The market 10 firm for Gunny BAGS At
Boston with sales Of IS bales at l2e and 200 bales i2
zach mos. Z -
10 considerable inquiry for this article but 10 II now held
mostly pces rather above the views Of buyers sales Of 30
bales flight Cloth At lsaisie. p yard mos"
HlDEs-The marhet wesrs . frner tone. and Orinoeos
bsye advanced tdlc D The sales include 5000 Orinoco
q &c., less n y cent Tor cssh; 500 Porto Csbeo 1t tc,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10

BY the North Rrey BOats 1913 bbs Flour, 80 900 bush
Wheat % 80 bush Corn, 500 BUSH Data, 20 pkgs Ashes
$50 pigs whisky, 1872 pkgs Pork.
the Erie Rarodd- 457 bills Flour. do. Proyisios 922
do Whisky 4O5 Hogs 200 sides Leather SIS pks Butter 9
bales Wool, $50 do. Cotton, 81 do. Skus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10
MARZNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK....,


ships--W ChamberliD sherman Calcutta, Chambern,
Phelps Co. President Fillmore Wade, London Durham
Dimond; Antelope, Clark. Montevideo. r. Buck Co.
BsIks-Culoms, Gilebnst Galveston, Wskeman. Dimon
Co.. Theodosia Br Morre, Matsnzss P ~ spoSord; We
oeity White, St. Jago lCubs Jno. Thompson Brothers
Cheeyer, Pbilsdelphia, @. g. Stevenson.
BiesCeylon (brl. Crowell Windsor J. g. Whitney Co.
Obi (Br Mckay Halifax j. s. Dealey Margaret Br Hcne.
berry, ST. John, B., p j. NeyiIs SOM Alpha Del Carry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10
CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.

THUKsDAY, Io1T
AsHES-The market for both kinds 10 heavy the arrivals
fair of Al bb at 81 75GT s for Pots and 81 62ds7 IS
for Pearls
COTTON continues firm and moderate business has trans
sales bales We repeat quotations OF yesterday:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10
BY TeIeePaph.
Disasrerv. &c.

SAVANNAH, July 9-The u. s. mail steamship orids ar.
rived here this morning in GO hours from New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10
Cotton sipce the Let September last, as compared with
the previous four years
Family MarketiMx.
N Thursday, July 9:

The following table gives the retail price of the prin
cpal articles of Farm Produce in the City Of NewYork
I'll Tall q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10

The revenue of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
for June has been as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10

Nat, On N. nth u Joue George Beacon No III WEI,
T~,,t, 9Th sheet. sent 20 the General SEASONS .
The case of Joseph Eu~tace, .harsed with assam
and battery SIsderiek CastiDs Dismissed .
Tlc k@epsi OF the Ai.ordsfIy house, complained OF
b, pAni.l Young - fined 40
- 30 9 oeinsk Saturday mGraina.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10

The steamship Cahawba this morning taken on the
Marine Railway for pairs. She viii have several
on bottom portion Of newkee be stripped, recaned and
newly coppered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10

Total Investment .....'''''''"''eo'"'VV
The dividends of last year were 22l per cent. The
comparative earnings Of the years 1856 and 1867
have been "a follows.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-06-23
SENATOR DOUGLASS SPEECH

we redeem The promise made in our last iesno
laying before our readers this morning full repor
of the speech delivered by Judge Douglas at spra.
field Illinois, on the 18th instant High az ppb.
expectation has been raised by the sketch which H.
already been published of this remarkable effo, ,
one OF the most powerful aud original minds Of A..
ny careful perusai of the speech as prepared Il,
the press by the distinguished author himself
Wherever il has been read il has produced a ye,,
deep sensation and we fully agree with our coteu
poraries of the West in their unqualified commena,.
tons Of its lucid statements, vigorous thoughts j,
powerful arguments.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-06-23

London FISHERMAN tell the age of his flock to a
nicely The age of oyster is be found out by
looking into its mouth 1t hears is years upon its back
Everybody who has handled oyster shell must have
observed that it seemed if it was composed of success
sve layers Of plates overlapping each other These are
technically called '.shoos, and each of them askcs
year growth, that by counting them can deter
mine at glance the yeas when the creature into the
world Up TO the time of its maturity the shoots arc
regular and successive but after that time become irre
ular, and are piled the other that the shell
becomes thickened and bulky. Judging from the
great thickness to which oyster shos have attained this
molls is capable If left TO its natural change ,nIno-
Tested, Of attaining patrarchal longevity
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-06-23
THE CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS IN NORTH CAR.
OLINA.


The accounts, public and private, from North
Carolina, in relation to the pending canvass in that
State are Of character TO justify the most sanguine
expectation III regard to the result Of the August
elections. If the delegation from North Carolina in
tho next Congress is not entirely democratic it will
not be for the want Of exertons on the part Of de-
mocracy that appear 10 be animated with the con-
vlchon that IN overwhelming victory is TO be tho
reward Of their patriotic labors The Raleigh Stand
ard, in it's last issue, says
" We had barely time in our last to announce tina.
Williams, esq, candidate for Congress in the fifth
district Of this State Our ticket is now full and there
are but three Of The eight districts that even oppc
ncnts claim to be doubtful. The other five certain
for the democrats, and have not much doubt about
the first and sixth DISTRICTS in which Messs Shaw and
Scales the democratic candidates All our adyices
from these districts cheering Know nothngsm is
weak, and continues to grow weaker while democracy
Is strong and keeps strengthening. Our opponents in
those districts to fight without hope The oppo
ton press is either cold and dispiritcd bitter and
lignant, as II despair had rendered il desperate Gov
bragg and Mr. buchanan carried both these districts last
fall aud believe they are reserved for democratic tri
! unphs in August next.
1.-The fifth, Guiltord district is doubtful but with
TWO know nothing candidates there have hopes OF the
election Of Mr. Williams We learn that he will canvass
the district thoroughly He is an able speaker and his
speeches before the people will have their effect Let the
democrats and old line wings Of that district let all who
are opposed to know-notlng pltg-ugy riots, all who
condemn the bloodscd and conpsration that has follow
cd in the track OF know nothingisn ns surely slime
marks the trail of the serpent, rally 20 the support OF
Williams, and Indignantly vote down the know nothing
party and its candidates Let North Carolina present an
undivided front to the foe and united voice in support
OF the firm, honest, and upright old man who now occn
pies the presidential chair He who leans now-noth
lngsm will find it black republican reed that viii pierce
his side, slender water-wccd grown IN darkness IN
which there is no support
'lhc reelection OF Messis. Ruiin, Wnslow, Branch,
Craige, and Clingman admits not of doubt. Let de
ocracy put forth all TIA energies Messrs Shaw Scales
and Williams in their respective districts, and there
strong probability that shall sweep the State anu
feat. !"
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-06-23

ArrEsrT TO Srop EAlAnoAp TRAIN.--In Macomb Hi
Upn DAY two since railroad train crippled COW
accidentally whcreupon the next time the train arrived
the mayor sheriff, and excited crowd Of people who
evidently did not know that the corporation the
sp6nsibe party in the csc set about aresng the eng
Accordingly, the sheriff and his immediate posse
sprang into the tender but they had hardly said five
words when the engineer turned the stca and rang
the bell and away went the tain at 35 speed At
the next station The railroad employees outnumbercd
them, and they forced to return but the engineer
finding substitute, went back and surrendered himself
Before the train had reached Naconb bar Of iron was
found across the track and removed; probably placed
there with view OF securing the stoppage Of the train
and aiding in the arrest Efforts are being made to dis
Of making example Of him. if he turn out to be
a municipal dignitary.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-06-23

The Warrenton papers SPEAK IL high terms Of the ar
rngemens made this season at the Fauquer White Sui
llur Springs Warrcnton for the accommodation OF
the public. Mcssrs Ingram and Baker have the cst.b-
lishment in charge aud they have The skill and ability
and the will TO please their guests Of tho beauty OF the
place where the springs are the extent the hotel the
handsome in which the grounds are laid out and
all the other ct ceteras, need not speak. We are
quite that one will go there and return dissatis
fed and We therefore hope that the visitors will bc nu-
merous, and the season not only pleasant 10 so)onncrs,
but profitable to the managers, .4tcr t,ossfe
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-06-23
POPULATION OF cIrINA

The uncertainty with which we speak of tbe 49,.
lation of the Celestial Empire arises from .h g.,
that the only reliable data the subject are derived
lrom sources 80 ancient that they possess bui tle
interest. The Courier DIES Eats Uns Of the stb i;
slant has an interesting article on the subject from.
which we Learn that when the English al the lima !,
the attack npon Canton under Admiral Seymour. e..
tered the palace of the viceroy they found amon,
other curious objects, book similar to those NH
lshed by the French government on the cus,ons
(rabeau General on foreign commerce. or upop anv
other branch of the public service. This book mi,
lshed in the Chinese language at the Imperial ,m;a.
ing Office at Pckin was entitled ssvisw If H..
Population Of China and its colonies accorlin, 4
the census taken by order OF the Sublime I'm,
peror Hien-Foung, and in the fourth wear of bio
reign, 1852 The Emperor Hen ounc is the nras
cnt rcgning monarch, and the census which be ,ber
ordered Is more recent by thirty-two years than tha
executed under the reign of Kia-K King. During this
period the population Of China has considerably in.
creased. Ia 1919 it amounted TO 37l 100000; in
1855 10 went up to 39G 900 900 and there is no ex
aggeration in liking the number in 1857 at 100000
900. There ia, says the above journal, in this ON,
pso an agglomcration Of population of which no
idea can be given. Tho province Of Hanson
contains 37,900,003 souls; that Of Gau-lIuyw.
"a 900 O00 Kiang4Si has 80, 600 900 Chang Toung.
29,ooO,0o0 Tcly-Li, $4,000 900; Hope, q 600,
600; Ho-Nan, 23500 900, There are in the DIFF
ferent provinces several cities with a population
varying srom SOC, 900 to 100000 inhabitants, and
numerous villages containing 2550o souls
This excess of population cngcndcrs tho dsyasta
ting organizations which are continually pillagip
the country, and creates those fearful swarms Of in
dividuals without home resting place who are ever
ready for adventure, and prove the scourge of the
large cities on the coast There is no country in the
world where contempt for human life is carried to
such revolving extremes, of which no other proof
needed than the fact that years since the Man
DARN governors of the provinces Of Tchy-Li Of
Kiangsson, of Chang Toang, and Of Tche-Kiang, in
order TO check in measure the increase Of pop
ulatlan, commanded the poorer classes to drown
their infants in twenty-foW hours after their birth
This revolving order was carried into execution.
The proportion between the two sexes in China is
advantageously developed and there no country
in the world in which the women are more ateondesn
it follows that the population, instead of being
checked or diminished, will continue to increase in
a progression underlined by all the known laws Of
mortality
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-06-23

The Austin frexas) Times notices The construction Of a
house in that vicinity out Of new kind Of brick not
burnt but the clay clement united by some chemical pro
cess, the discovery of Mr. Raymond The cost of the
walls will be fifty per cent less than ordinary burnt brick
work. The ingredients combined with the clay Il is
sap give il sufficient consistency within twenty -four
hours after the time of moulding
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-06-23

REMARK ABLE CONSCIOUSNESS. The brig Thos Trosbri,lrc
for two voyages In succession has fallen in with the wreck
of the brig r. II. Carver, abandoned and full of water
the first time on the 26th February, lat 80 long 10 80
and lately on the 10th Of June, lat 30 long 10 30
Would have set her ON fire. but found that nothing would
burn except the house. the destruction of which wouLl
make her still more dangerous to passing vessels
Nee Haven ,Iourna,
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-06-23

The total amount subscribed in Lowell for the purchase
OF chime of bells for the benefit music loving ctzens
is SioI5 The collection of the money has been com
menced and il The $4,000 shall be paid by July l. the
belts WIN tie ready for the opening OF the mechanics fair
on the 10Th OF September An additional sum of S.
made necessary by the rise of bell stock since the sub
scptog was begun will be paid by parties ii the rest is
promptly handed in
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-06-23
w ASHINGTON CITY
TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE %, ,ss,

sssr HnSEs NJ LEwu, Montgomery, Alabama, Is our repe,,
eing agent for The states of Alabama and Tennessee assisted n
y, LAWS JAMES o. lK~Is, aud sAsofl D. Iswis.
aS-sr kaAn T. JAshs No is. South Tenth street Tha.s,
Is general travelling agent assisted by ws wnp Dom.
JAMS Dksasc, HAMnr s JAsss, Tuos d. Nlc1 r W N
uscS T. w WllES, wn l. wArhRsAs AJAX IT, CAzos n K NJ
nix, hsS. y. SWAIN, I. AsuAAS, and p DAVIS