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The Cincinnati Tragedy.

JEALOUSY, MURDER, ARSON AND PROBABLE
SUICIDE.
From the Cincinnati Commercial of Wednesday i
Ne have 20 chronicle one of the most horrible trag-
edies ever committed in this city. hardly excepting
the famous torpedo case whereby Mr. and Mrs. ALI
son met with fearful death by tho diabolica agen-
cy OF tho unhung Arrtson. We ailX the particu
lars, together with yerdics OF the Coroner's jury
The public in the meantime in high state of cx-
otement and the bloody episode will long be regard
ed with fearful interest by our citizens.
At about o'clock yesterday morning the mansion
occupied 10y Nicholas I. Horton. Esq, in Ohio
nue. at the head OF Vine Street Ill., discovered
to be on fire. Judge Parker whose residence is on
the opposite side of the way, was aroused by the
screams Of the inmates of MI Horizons house, and
speedily dressed himself he rushed to the when
upon entering the hall undiscovered gentleman
med tonckn endeaN oriug TO remove the PROSTATE
body Of Mr.. Ilorton.-The smoke was sulocaing but
between them they succeeded in carrying their charge
| 10 the lawn, when it WAS discovered that he was
| bleeding proiusey from cut inflicted in the head,
| aud Il dreadful Glsh given evidently by the down
ward stroke OF some sharp weapon in the left groin
and which had severed the femoral artery He APP
peared sensible but speechess and in II few moments
breathed his last
Previous to this, and at the first alarm of fire. the
mother OF Mrs Horton rushed into thehall when she
perceived her unfortunate son-iu-aw staggering to-
wards the bed room of his wife, who had but recent
| ly been confined, and eXclaiming, "Oh, mother am
stabbed lie fell upon the spot where he was dis
| covered by Judge Parker and Mr.. Conckn.
In the meantime, the excitement had spread and
some fireman from the mohawk engine house arr-
wing upon the spot; the fire soon extinguished
and suspicion having fallen upon u servant man ma
med Joseph Loener, who had for upwards of two
years been engaged in the family of Mr. Horton some
persons FASTENED to house the corner of Vine
and Green streets in which Lpfner's wife resided.
In few minutes afterwards however, and while the
party assembled in front of the house were vet In a
state OF horrid bewlderment, Loefner seen stag
gering towards them from ncghboring orchard
bleeding profusely from cut in the hand and n hor-
rid gosh the throat. Some of the party nd
vanced to meet him. but he sunk upon the grass mp
on hands and knees. They traced the blood To AN
apple tree beneath which they found a large sharr
butcherkne, and With the former he had
inflicted the fatal blow which had deprived Mr. Iior-
ton Of life and with the latter he attempted to accom-
pish his own destruction. When Intercepted as to
whether he had committed the arson and murder h
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Tn n ais


Afew DAVIS ago. annoyed by the frfqeep, com
plants We had received Of delay IN the reception
of their papers by our subscribers an the me
Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad. We hrcG
hroadside into the ranks Of the mail agents On
that route. in which laid the blame aa these
gentlemen for the reason that we knew II could
not properly belong 10 our own office. and did
not believe the Post Office in this city was guilty
of any neglect of duty. Our article appears to
have stirred up the wrath Of these enterprising
gentlemen. aud we give in another column the
fir, bulletin from the seat # war. in the shape
of communication Indignantly denying the
charge.
1t is proper for Us To say that the possibility
Of there being neglect Of du,y in the country
post offices along the route did not tn Us at
the tme-snd that. knowing the proyerhial care
lessness Of the official iignitares who preside O.
yer these various institutions. we are willing 20
allow something TO the errors which they fire.
auen,y make. To this extent the route agents
must be- exonera,nd from blame. Thus. II the
Postmaster ct Bufard's, instead Of taking out
his mail. sends it on 10 Paitonsburg the
necessarily free from blame and the postmaster
is the guilty party.
And so. farther West. In all cases where our
Subscribers fail TO get their papers promptly aud
regularly lie, them first ascertain il there i no
fanlt in their respective postoifices. II none.
then the blame must attach elsewhere. We are
anxious only TO ascertain where the derelic,ion
of duty s-and having so asceraned it,whethrr
il b, in the country pos,offices, or with the mail
agents or with The Lynehburg post offioe. or e.
ven in own ofiice.se are prepared 10 pitch in.
and "keepA pitching in until the abuse be
corrected. We want our papers regularly de.
Gyered. aud that is all. We neither ask any
more nor will accept any less.
The issue about papers for Buford's being re-
turned from the West. is between the route
gents and a subscriber at that point-and is
something to which We cannot be made party.
The defiance of our indignant route agents"
therefore. so far as we are concerned. amounts
10 ja.t nothing at all. We will not consent to
diversion Of the issue, in order that we moy be
placed in n wrong position.
And the terrible sarcasm in which our route a
gents have thought proper 10 indulge in refer
ence to tho deprivation which the public suffers
from the failure of two daily papers Mt Buford's
is equally immaterial to the issue. Perons Of
a practical turn of mind would be disposed to
think that the fewer the number of papers dev-
cred there, the greater the necessity of deliver
ing them promptly. So far rs that is concerned.
we have to say that the rights Of two dlily sub
seribers there are just as sacred in our eyes a.
il there were two thousand.
In conclusion, not disposed to infllct
wrong upon the route agents, or any body else
and we repeat that the blame may. in some III
stances. rest upon the country post Offices
Where, or it is, want it ferreted out and ex
posed. And thus endeth the first lesson
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The Northern Dem ocracy Again

In further illustration OF our views relative to
the soundness'' of the Northern Democracy,
we append the following extract from Demo
ciatic paper published at Carbon Pennsy lvania ::
THE SLAVERY EXTENSION FALsEHooD The charge
OF slavery extension not be sustained by fact or
by argument against the Democratic party The
platform adopted at Cincinnati does not contain a
nue., WORD or letter which pledges the Democratic
party Of the country the extension of slavery re
yono Its present limits. The candidates of that Con-
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Stock on hand and on ship-hoarl not clear
New Work Na,ksis, Bully >:

CoFFfE.-Ihe market more active. aud prices
maintained The sales embraced about 200 bags Rio
Mt He. II e; 500 mats Java per Falcon, at p.
loo do. Maracaibo l0o0 at &c. less per cent
for cash.f1r exporand 200 do;at &c., four iaonths
aud 5000 do St Domingo tor export, at p. l.; and
loo do. Lagunyra, at lie.
CorsoN.- The market was quiet and sales confacd
to 300 600 bales, closing without sales under about
l5tc. for middlng uplands aud l5lc. f1r mldling
New Orleans Dealers were disposed to await the
receipt ofatcr news bYthe As:
Ree--The sales embraced about $50 CASKS, AT 4lc.
Bic. a 5ie
SrGARs-Thcrc was more activity in sales, willie
prices did not vary materially from those current in
the fore put of tie week. Tie sale, embraced about
l000 hhis.. aud there Was rumor that about SOC
hhds., more had been sold, but could not trace
them, For the last few days the chief purchasers
have been re6ncrs and iohbers, with purcha-
sers in bond for export. Tile prices obained to-day
ranged al tie way irom SEA loic for Cuba mus
coralos, and at Toe. a ote for Porto Rico. The
following the prices established by MesS's Stuart
for their refined sugars Loaf lgar e, crushed
sugar i33e., ground sugar l2sea circle A-Cfushed
sugar = e.
WnsKFY-Tle market without change of mo-
ment, with sales of about 900 lbs. at 81 &c. BE.
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a RETIRED sssYS

Whose sands life have nearly out discovered while
in the Indies certain for Consumption, Asthma,
1 bronchitis Coughs Colds aud General Debility. The
edy cred by him when his only child daughter
given up die He had heard much OF tuo wonderful
and healing qualities preparations made from
the India Hemp, and the thought occurred 9 him that he
might a remedy his child lie studied hard and
in Ills child cured, and
alive and has since administered the wonderful
y 10 sufferers all parts the world and he
has failed In making them completely healthy and hap
py Wishing much good possible he will send to
such afflicted fellow beings request IT, this recipe, with
full expc directions for making it and successfully
using lie requires each applicant incose him shilling
three he returned postage the recipe and the
remainder applied to the payment of this advertisement
Address DIR. H. JAMES
No 10 Grand Street, Jersey City, n. J.
n. B-Dr IL James has neither Office nor agent in New !
York pretended and advertised The recpe
is sent from No PLACE but No 10 Grand street Jersey
CIV, 2Id&c,imn 7
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sALEoFvALrAnLERE.I

n MD FEESONAL ESTATE.-By Nrtue two deeds
of Trust ted to Trustee by
on the 18th day of December 1854 and the the ah
day of February hoo and Clerk Office i.
Hastings Court oi Lyucburg, shall proceed ON the
premises Friday the 9Th day August 1857. certain Lot
OF Ground Corner OF first Street Second Alley
buildings and appurtenanccs thereuno belonging being the
same now occupied by the said Margaret Sullivan.
Also at the same time and place. will sell
ana Kitchen Furniture the aid 9Th
February leb The title to the above property
be good but acting Trustee shall convey such title only
as is vested in me by the said deeds known on
the day of sale H. BOYD Trustee
july 2l-dmN &tt7aug
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GnFEN BASH, poealauutas Co, April I0h, leb5.
months atient applied to
me for advice afflicted with form OF seeod
yphis had under the charge o physicians
W doat ter ms rcc) eolaenced using the regular
,lcs profession, but the disease subborny resisted all
NV Efforts The reputation Carriers Spanish Mixture hay
n reached and being personally acquainted with your
scly1s determined give trial. did So and ia short
time good evident and three bottles cured
him
ofjusiice to suffering humanity, cannot Withhold
virtues Alternative and prompt
fer blood and take pleasure in recommending to the
profession and public generally. Yours respectfully.
inv II Hang o BUTCHER, VI d
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v,,Y;,;,n Job Pri.sins Omec.

The vfRaisIAS jon uFTIcE has been hieh ni WIN t
care and supplied with the most extensive 81 g
- every the and prompt execution G" 81
snss =; plain and ornamental Printing II Is under he sn
erInendencr Mr. II c TREAkif by whom All "heiH wiz
,aenalv allied Distant patrons will be promptly Huen
s 10 palfona &c at and abroad respectfully solicited
Ncs;ce MeSsrs JAS W. BRowS, JosFras bRowN ana
WTNS are Authorized Agents in the country, sna a. y
WoxTeoaFRY In the eiiy for making collections ana sets
In business the Nrgiuian Once TO the Isl 81
"a hieh time Subscriptions sc are dne !" te
n.d no distant subscribers aud advertisers no are ~ NJ
as hin will be sent mail and remiiianees hronkh 'nh'
channel in registered letters are soietiedai on, @
= highly impoTtant that old business should be sPeedy
,ynnnd I'M we trust all those who are naeoeh t US
will appreciate the necessity fer an carry anu p"f' ~
heh' VI 'Ae' MCDONALD 4 PETERS
May elts -, =. uir. s,b
Jstions 10 he yirsinian the pi oseut Proprietor
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a bidder On the 2th day of August tinless privately DC
fr) the Tract OF Land which reside containing 700
nc't- lying uoh Ivy Creek four miles West vnchburr
II "l be solo either ia "koc subdiyded
II has on 1t three settlements them twhere ye pos.
Ssng All the comforts usually attached residence Of
substantial farmer or planter Therei attached farm
large proportion Of timber, LARGE YOUNG ORCHARDS
apuu'an and good water and loo
grounds also distributed 10 make division farm con
Yenent ornot as might be desirable Military
school Is within and hall miles also Churches with
III miles Tins offer, the deend on CIR
cuhistaees II Will positively be sold will also
SLAVES Whose families are owned in hi, vicinity, whom
wish notto separate.
Apply either to my son, DR.. r b Scott or myself
july 21lsodScds SAN'I'N SCOTT
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For the Hireiniau.



Under this head in the Lynchburg Vrgininn of
the I'D of July attention called 10 defection
in duit route agents in the distribution Of the
mail, aud seems 10 think TINT ccusure rests alone
with the mail agents ON the Va and Tenn. r. K, line.
Cites to n subscriber at Bnfords depot, and makes
the complaint general, indnens the world 10 believe
that the public Is dcrrh 81 Of large amount Of read
ing matter. What are tin facts relative II this
charge First, only two daily papers mailed to
that point Secondly in making grave a charge
tho editions of the Nltgiuiu shuui be we'll informed
10 the person persons, if any, thai culpablc.
We call upon them To show AZ what time papers lave
tailed 10 reach their proper drs'lBuon2 Why
should the mail agents alone hc pouuced upon, in the
absence of all proof that the nut rAists with them,
aud ali alhcr- eYuuemted3 Duty mpeIs ns to notice
Inns basty publication md ~ politely ask that light
may be furnished. Gould not this detention hay @
been caused hy allowing mail matter for Butords
10 pms ON Ly stage to Pailonshurgi In conclusion,
deny that packages have rrtr been returned west
o. BuiJrI To that office, and dc the editors of the
Afsiaau 10 show to the contrary.
ROUTE AGENTS.
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feniIon haVC not WfIEE9n . aTItT1u , : -.7=- ~
a policy.
This is the argument used alvey. IN ihs Nsr'a'
In the South the Democratic party. aud esssy
other party. /, in favor If the crtsn.iea Il "a
very Yet both wings belong 10 the "oals na-
,onal party" Nationality in these latter tavs
appears To be very accommodating quality.
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There is scarcely piece in the volume OF 400 pages mat
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Summer months who little light reading Tor feoioa'oh
nj odd moments 'Ccmmcrcal Advertiser
Chit Chat Of Humor WIT and Anecdote Here IS oooN
for the airabous md melancholy is full OF comcales
and contains myriad of amusing aneedoes-most OF he
fesh aud all uuRckncyed Poasaner Sunnler eadns ono
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This volume is made up collected facts Jokes wcms
elegant sober and innocent folly It's nam
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needing mingled in iudciously with the most aushaoe
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provoking than Punch IT'S good book for company on
duii day, tedious journey over Jun route if'S
Budget
Very pungcut great deal of humo and saes
o VIII make this interesting volume "
Published by STRINGER & TOWNSEND, No ~! bt"'''
New York aud sale by all booksellers ana Ne"spa
per Agents everywhere.
n - Mailed free ofpostage reception OF price:
ARAD OIL. Of the very best qnatly, lot ~. ~
- by lIv i6tsl w. A. STROTHEk
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lpMci,ruro a.irgtntaii


fSyWe cali the Of advertisers To 'le
country papers large circulation IN ne = -.
nsrt ef the State whence growing tfsde sseA AZ =
b.rrina cries There IS nc daily paper published whih
bnrireis 4 miles south west of this point aua Tue ~,
- ~. VirnJs and tennessee Baroad TO the line Of the AT
o.. y5 contribute to the Nirgaian the paper iS
,hat section As Il can send daily topographic nfnaoa
hnrx An ayanee OF al! others which doubtless VII ensure lo
greatly Increased circulation For the mi 1rnat.h " our
bat section we would that intend TO give
nnrtirnlar attention 70 the markets
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until the goth Of August my Tract Land contain.
ing 800 acres nvencny situated in Campbell UNITY IN the
head waters Falling River. and the
road from the Courthouse to Concord Depot, the South Side
railroad mics distant from each place. Il mites f IN
Iynhburg good noighborlood This place il, we'll VA
tered plenty OF timber good portion meadow land some
OF "hch is wei ct IN grass and good mpro, einens consist
ing IA pHt OF large an roomy Dwelling House Smoke
Kitchen Stable large Framed Barn, first Negro Houses
Win stphe ehineys Carriage and Ice Houses
sc IL wei adapted to the usual crops particularly Wheat
tnf'hef description is unc, essary ake pleasure ia
showing the place to any wishing purchase II not sold
ieire tue date above enti Med tha time be sold
az PHuhe auction on the promises Terms liberal and made
hh"WI Oh das q sale. PHILIP 4. WfrHEHS
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4 Pcrfushed Is rcRtb.-What lady or gentleman would
labor the dsagreeahc beat when using
DDWDENS DENTAL FLUID ii will not only rou Ter it.
sweet make the teeth aabasrr prevent tooth
ache preserve them decay Recommended by den
lists and ply siciaus every where .
beautiful Comp may attained by its 1t
plmpes irrcke renders the skin and beaug
full nrariinK rich hue greatest
known being from all Injurious Price 80
cents. For saleby SrRol1iER WHITEHEAD,
SFAnLER y JONES,
may aud Druggists every where
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lNARN uYNCEzHURe. EOH SALE

n wish TO sell farm formerly Mr. Paul Jones
distant abou u miles from the Lyncburg College I'M
TRACT contains oil ACRES, in wood Is acres Creek
rats and has upon it an ORCHARD Of $40 FRUIT TREES
Young and old The Improvements exc llcn FIR ME
DWELLING with rooms and all the necessary nuhonses
az o which have been put IN good repair recently Consider
ing its advantages as market and dairy ,esira
bic place seldom put in market sold before the gh
August ii will then be sold AZ public premises
My address Yncburg and persons desiring personal in
terYiew will find me at the store Of Mr.. A. b Fucker.
jy 7-dIctl, EDGAR WHITEHEAD
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sufficient evidence Of the high appreciation by the community
the "Corknae cay" OF the merits of "koSSERS con
GENERATED ESSENCE OF BAY LEAVES, tor the Hair.
bottles haye been so in that city te short
aud still the demand ls uy Increasing
II = warranted to remove Daniiuh
1t ia warranted o prevent the failing Of the htr
1t warranted relieve that distressing itching which -
frequent preccdcs the decay of the hair
warranted have its superior hair beauther
For Iadics--It is the very article for the Toilet.
,ntlemenlti unequalod for the Whsker and Mus
tache
For Cden-I preserves their hair and causes 10 flow in
GLOSSY rnglets,
For Mcfchants-- gives fine profit with ready sale Pro-
cure Your supply of Mussrs SrEoTHER Il WHITEHEAD,
Druggist at His city. lmar 2BdActs
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Healthy Gums, he obtained hy using Dowdens Den
relief and prevents toothaehe,
decay, and prevents the formation Ui tartar, &c
DDWDEN 5 DENTALFIIID Is recognized by the whole
medical profession being tar superior to toothp powders
washes constant will prevent decay and the many
aches teeth are hcirio Recommended by Dt RO EARLY
Lynchhurg Drs Peasants Hudson, &c, OF Richmond
Cosby, Petersburg Dr Mann, Charleston, 5 c.; Dr. la
son Raleigh n. G aud Dentists everywhere. For sale by
STROTIIER Il WHITEHEAD, Lynchburg, Va. and by all
Druggists and Merchants. Wholesale by
GEORGE DOWDEN,
Druggist and Chemist Richmond, Va.
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yUNRUsrEE,s SALE or KEAu. EsVaVE.

4 In execution of deed ofns executed by Jones
the subscriber dated the 18th day of May recorded
in Campbell County Court office being requested
shall sell publicly the premises Saturday
OF August, Isl. ONE HUNDRED ACRES of AND living on
Fishing Greek mile Lynehbprg being part of tho
property conveyed by said deed Terms the
day of sale. W. i. JONES Trustee.
n 3tawtds
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I.Ynchhmrx Lumber Mnriscl, July -.
CATTLE, MARKET.

BALTIMORE, July 23.-There was a considerably
mrger supply of Beet Cattle at market to, day than
was offered last week The receipts ut the scales
80 head, $50 of which were driven to Philadel
pha, 10 were lett over unsod, and the balance, $50
head taken up by Baltimore butchers at prices
ranging from S. to $3.50 the hoof equal to S8aSl0
net, and averaging - gross. The average on last
market day.
Hogs.--lIogs continue in light supply and the mar
ket for them is firm mt last weeks quotations. The
receipts this week each about 700 head all of which
have been sold at S9aS950 per 100 lbs. net.
Mesp.-Sbeep continue in fair demand and the
market for them is steady t93jOa?4 80 per 700 lbs
last week rates.
NEW YoRK CATTLE MARHEr, July 22.-Beeyes--
Offerings 300 head Gales at II 50aSl2, decline of
90 cents per 90 tbs for premium. Sheep-The mar
kct is dull and prices easier Swine -Marbet BETTER
sales Mt Sal 10 per loo lbs.
New Orleans TOba eco Market, Juiy 18th
There has been considerable movement 10 day,
wi sales of 23D hhds. by one party and 2i2 by IA
II at lie r. ID. We also hear OF O7 hhds sold yes
terday by two parties on private terms.
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO
Stock on hand list September, lS55.....hhds. 9,074
Arrived Snee....,.. ..,,,...,....,...."5U,3
Arrived TO day ..... neutrality-suspicious.. ...50,33i
5g4os
Exported to datc......... 42,5G6
Exported to Observation-Disclosures. l,742-443o8
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80, , ~ n,,@n county on Monday, the 24b oT n "a
mkt III not sod pva ly) at pub.r auction nv hfist
nH WIN r"m"riabo bWELLlN6s AND Sa9 nd
Those wishing 10 purchase such n,o,.nr,. NJ,
eau an" Gsmnr the premises Tin establishment, ba. wei to
ca good custom Tor number years p,s , "a mas ell ~
on"ruhi Tor safe AMI profitable pyrSt ""fos Tine
Terms VIII be liberal and made known on tho d.
ana posse ION III part given nnmeda.elv If ~ oi safe
'rc possession WI" be given on the LIST of fanu,r anu en-
Address, Fancy Grove Bedford S wv ~, next
iuly p5.eot 1i,u ' ''''. Nj. w. REESE
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- -, "a ~ - 70 by virtue of deed OF Iros, 80.
u" 10 us by 'teorge ghy, viii 81. NJ ruII. Neeh
Inc leh 81 liider on SATURDAY. August lst at t !"
"h we premises the HOtS Sc AND LOT ,o,y.,a : NJ ,
Sud "eod AMI described therein sitnat ed ON s " III
Ci'N ~, Fnehbnrs fr nttn9 az str,rt,nJ ~ til"
by a Bigby ri WIN Mcrri w. ""' pun ella al
az ~ m sane 'ine and place i've Shares Of I,,
~ y ingdon Telegraph Stlc, (ol Iinc) " hsheLbatg
Terms tsn enough to e. rxu,p,,s
vH an II" IL " months House aud Lot4 and -
, w. an1nrd ",,na'ers '@eli ea,o giving neeo ii
IRE e oaleEc" TO be good hut trustees a., win pl
july 11.mHfNsat " ''''i-