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THIRD PLEASURE EXCURSION
OLD POINT. PoRTsMoUTH, & NoRFoLV

The steamer MARYLAND will leave Washington
upon an Excurslon TO the above places r.
on SATURDAY, August Sd, at 9Esf4hHS
O'Clock a. M, arriving at Norfolk sz@1s7zsk7s
early next morning, and leave again at 10 O'Clock for
Old Point: where she VIII remain until O'Clock
P matOrding ample time to visit Hampton r orr ress
Menroe, the Hygeia Hotel. TO enjoy the Sea Breeze
to Fish and Battle. The next day can he agreeably
spent In visiting Norfolk and Portsmouth, the Navy
Yard, Dry Dock. Naval Hospital. &c. Returning,
the Mary land will leave Norfolk for Washington
Monday afternoon at o'clock.
The table will be abundanty supplied with al the
delicacies of the Washington and Norfolk markets.
Good Music will be in attendance.
Passage, including meals. for the round trip, Sc
for gentleman and lady $40.
aul7-5t VIM MITCHELL
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IL The Summer continued, at last dates from
England, without single day of cloud or rain,
and the harvest is everywhere being secured In
most splendid order. In fact, we have changed
climates this year with Great Britain,-we get
her eternal ran-drizzle, and she takes our clear,
dry atmosphere
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Compensation, 1915 per

cas- George, removed. Compensation, 1915 per
annum.
APPorNrMExroF ROUTE AGESr.-E. p. Ca
wood, Of Bristol, Tenn, has been appointed an
additional Route Agent on the East Tennessee
and Virginia railroad, between Bristol and
Knoxville, Tennessee. 81
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ONE SECONDHAND MELODEON VERY
" low, Also, i've new ones, for sale OF rent upon
reasonable terms. JOHN r. ELLIS.
sas so Penn, ave. bet, 18th and 10th sts,
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W John Smith died from the effect of SIM
stroke in New York, Thursday.
u Another sounterfeiter, named BRYAN. has
pea arrested In Washington county, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-19

Mrs. CuNNINGHAM.-The New York Times
says that District Attorney Hall has taken efficient
measures to prevent any person from visiting
either DIR. Catlin or Mrs. Cunningham during
their confinement in the City Prison, for reasons
that are abundantly evident. During Mrs. Gun
ming previous Imprisonment il is known
that messages were continually passing from her
cell to that occupied by MIR: Eckel. As no person
is now allowed 10 see her without special order
from Mr.. Hall, she cannot place herself in conf
munication with any person so as TO defeat or i'm
pair the ends of Justice
She still remains weak from the effects of Gu
cumbers and tartar emetic, but is so much i'm
proved that her physician, Dr. Fisk, says that she
is nearly all right.
OF her acquittal on this new charge she ex-
presses entire confidence. Her character she
says, will show forth white as the drifted snow
and If all persons sins were written on their fore
head, her brow would be as white as anybody,s
IN the city. She decries the newspapers and
says that their statements in reference to her have
uniformly been false. DR.. THIS statement that
she told him she had DIR. CatIin under her thumb
she pIonounces unqualifedly false. The theory
that Dr. Catlin personated Dr. Burdell, at the
time Of the marriage, will, she says, be thor
oughly exploded when she is put upon her trial
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A CARD.-The undersigned takes this opportunity
"A OF informing his friends and the public that he
has taken the w God and Coal ard on 9TH streetad
WIN. Stones } where he intends keeping always on
hand good supply OF WOOD and COAL, which he
will dispose Of on the most reasonable terms for
cash. or to punctua customers.
The undersigned hatters himself that an expert
ence in the Wood and Coal trade of more han seven
years lover -four of which he has been employ ed at
the above yard by its late proprietor will enable him
to select a hrst-rate article.
He hopes by fair dealing and strict attention to
business to receive portion Of the pubcs patron
age, and that of his friends generally. He also re-
spectfully socits continuation OF the former Gus
toners OF the yard. assuring them of his continued
efforts to please each and all Of them.
CHAS. w. MITCHELL
Now is the time to buy your Coal for the coming
winter and save twenty hive cents in the ton. by
ordering il to be delivered from the vessels when
they arrive. Coal delivered to any part Of the city,
and 2240 lbs. to the ton. &. w. nj.
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A CA O.-A CHANCE RARELY MET
n WITH By THOSE WHO wlSH~@<z
PIANO FORTE.-I have now In storefYVTf1
the following great bargains: ~
Two superb Pianos, four round corners. rosewood
cases, seven octaves. used only few months.
will sell them at Sl25 less than their price seven
months since.
A beautiful seven octave Rosewood Piano, iron
frame, round corners, for SA0.
The above Pianos are sold for no fault, but be-
longed to families who have removed to the west,
and left them with US to be cold. They really
and truly great bargains, We are prepared to give
q written guarantee with them, and will, at any flu
ture day, ex change, If parties are not satisfied.
Also, fine second hard Piano OF Hallet a. Davis
make for SaOo. used but eighteen months. and cost
&525.
Also, two second hand Chickering's for SITS each,
JOHN F. ELLIS,
aul9 SO6 Penn. ave-. bet. 9Th and 10th streefs.
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A reliable correspondent writes US yesterday
(16th) as follows ..
"We are buying at So and 92-selling at 81 and
o. respectively Our market Ii very dull on all
sizes, and we know Of no reason for any immedi.
ate improvement, although experience forbids us
to attempt prophecy. Our Western friends seem
to anticipate dull times, and express surprise at
the high prices obtained here so long,
LIGHT HOUSE, KEEPER APPOINTED. Prank.
lin Carleton has been appointed keeper Of the
Plumb Island (Mass.) Lighthouse, vice Phin.
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THE WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time of observation is about o'clock q. m
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APPoINrED.-The President has appointed
Charles Lindley, Of California, to be Receiver
Of Public Moneys at Marysville, Cal, vice P.
c. Rust, resigned.
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sustained by American citizens in the course of
the current Chinese war heretofore, if we mis-
take not, an inevitable preliminary to such a
seizure as this purports to have been.
Representations of such losses were undoubt.
eddy made to the last Administration, and were
the subject Of prompt attention on the part of
Secretary Marcy; and, We have every reason
to believe, of instructions to our representative
in China and Commodore Armstrong. Yet il
can hardly be that the matter had come to a
head. That is, that the negotiation concerning
it had arrived at point whereat it was neces-
sary to take such a step. However, this is but
an opinion Of ours. The Washington outside
world, up to the recent arrival of the Columbia,
was profoundly ignorant of the existence of any
state of things between this Government and
China making such step advisable. So,
really, the news obtains little credit here, more
especially as, if no demand for the indemnity
has been made, the act would be equivalent to
declaration of war against China and it not
being known whether such demand has been
made. Our own opinion is, that the story is
fishey, greatly stretched and dressed up, until
the original author of its being would not know
his own bantling.
New POSTAL Commemorative are re-
quested to state that Postal Convention has
been concluded between the United States and
the Hanseatic Republic of Hamburg, the mails
to be exchanged by means of United States or
Hamburg mail steamers, running direct bes
tween New York and Hamburg.
The postage between the United States and
Hamburg, under this arrangement, is ten cents
the single letter of half an ounce or under
prepayment optional, and two cents each on
newspapers, prepayment required; and the
rates to all countries and places beyond Han.
burg, whether upon letters or printed matter,
are identically the same in all respects as the
rates charged via Bremen under the United
States and Bremen Postal Convention. Post.
masters will therefore take postage according
to the published rates by Bremen NALL
New York is the United States Office of ex-
change, and mails are made up and dispatched
regularly from that Office on the LIST of each
month by the Hamburg steamers Hammoniao
and "BOrussia," which are ut present the
only steamers conveying the mail to Hamburg
under this arrangement.
The articles Of agreement, with full details
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be sold at little, If any, over 81 IS per acre.
Because, the commissioners 90 on to say:
First, by an act of Congress, approved August
%, 1852, the reservation-of which the present
Fort Smelling reservation a part-was re-
duced, and the land sold at saltwater in 1883 II
brought only ST. per acre. Second, informa.
ton in regard to the sale Of other reservations was
collected, and it was ascertained that they seldom
brought over 81 Is per acre. Third, II was dis.
covered that combinations were being formed to
purchase the lands at the ordinary Government
price, and thus defeat the object Of THE Secretary
which was to obtain, at the very least a. SO peer
acre.'
One of the commissioners, Mr. Heiskell in a
letter to the Secretary of War, bearing date
June 18th last, says, in further explanation OF
the difficulties surrounding the due protection
Of the public interest in making this sale O.
auction:
81 found, on mixing with the people-to whom
was entirely un known-that the subject Of the
sale was discussed at the dinner-ta and on the
streets; and the plan Of operations appeared to
be settled that the lots should bring from 81 25 to
- 80 per acre; and II all the property should be
oneed together, they stated that the price should
not exceed $4,000 AS we were limited in price
to 81 50 per acre, the combination that had been
formed would have prevented any sale whatever
"There is one fact to which would call your
attention, and that Is, the great prejudice existing
In the public mind against the sale of any land
belonging 10 the United States at more than 81 rs
PSi VIZ " ucfc suCn ldnQ Is located, even the
pest ana most respectable men will unite to pre-
vent the sale at over 81 25 per acre.
"The parties forming the combination bein1
disappointed In their schemes, will. i'm all prob
ability, make complaint Of the sale; but II will
be only the complaint Of the disappointed in Oh
tanning the property for much less than it's value
But we will return for a moment to the "a
port which shows plainly indeed that private
sale, and that only, under the circumstances,
was the only means left to the commissioners TO
discharge properly their duty:
"We find upon the reservation extensive i'm
provements made by citizens, the cost of which
cannot have been less than 500, 900. They date
back some twenty years We also find that they
are all owned and in the possession of the fort
suffer, Franklin Steele, Esq
Az, we are positive in saying that Mr.. Steele is
;l ne oniy Claimant upon the same made by cit
sxnsnS could not conceal the fact that he had
mana, u IN improvements a large amount of
cbase Ia anu .nat to give another the right to pur-
LI..s 'he ns;rvation would effectuaily compel
1n " rose All that he had expended We there
Ioie came 10 the conclusion that iustice reouired
u 49, 20 give Mr. Steele the refusal at The nrice
ls1,0o) we had agreed upon We ACCORD InoIv
Waae LIN the OTTER, AePioPosedt to give S15 .565
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M. +. w. A-Meet at your hall TIL 8
lS "wednesday EVENING, August 18th, 1857,
at ~ o'clock. BY order OF the -
It, pRESIDENT-
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CONsULArEs TO BE FILLED.-It seems to be
believed around us that the consulates at Basic
Switzerland, and Shanghai, China, will be filed
ere the close Of the current week
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The expansion IN obcoupts ~ steadily corr On The
aggregate line Of loans within s5o-t iE0 N Hons
Of the bishes, pon, reached Toe deposit. gre
duslly but steadily pcresrg, and bold shcut the sse
relative position 10 discount IN tines o. tic g-ea,eit
ision. The variation In the srccle reserve ai'
quito moderate. and lbe decrease ,s, Ihsb anic
poed. Another California remittance n.gg. 30 a.
bsno. vii be due about wcdr e'day sud Tue re,eo,s
OF eod will not have srCh favorable iot uence on the
average IN masking UP no nc1t weekly statement for
weeks past Toe returns for toe week ending tho
10th met we're the whole Of isvorahle character
The different departments move FOR sard together the
txIsnson general.
The attorney OF the Racne and x.' spp Railroad has
receLily laid before the Common Council Racine
written document with eleven speclhc charges Of NAL
ist'pnce W ONCE, Sc against the President OF the road
He rays no pitve al be says The President ~ sway
ron home now. and when he returns precious lit,le
fQuabbe msy be locked for. AL present committee az
the Common Counol engaged IN invest eating tho
matter, and they yin rspor; scon &c ss,s the Racine
XsaoD0f.
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The principal and back interest due the Let OF JAM
1873, when 6oveTnor Mateeon inaugurat d. amount
cd 10 Sl729S 1885, and tie above statement therefore
shown reduction in four years OF 81, b64,sao 40.
The steamship Asa, at this port from Liverpool brings
three days later from Europe The advlces do not
differ materially from those received by the previous
steamer Cotton had improved both in price and demand
IN advarce Of one qua. had been reszed In bread
stufs there had been no change American stocks re-
main the same, with Q moderate business. In money
matters relief had been experienced In Loadon the
rate OF nteres: e14 per cent in Paris o; Frank
fort and Berlin, g. Brufsels 4; Hamburg, u Amrserdam
5K. The Bank Of England reports loss OF bullion Of
f11S,000.
The London shipping and Mercantile Gazette, Of the
evening Of December 20, Says
Inc upon the Irish banks for gold 10 consider
ed over.
The Chnstmas holidays seen by the general
dullpess when pervades business of every Kind
The Bank OF France having at length announced is in
teution 10 thccun commercial paper OF three months
date in junction with The prospect Of the Neuchste
question being finally arranged without war, ncreisad
u hAs bel given the stock market Tho Engbsn
funds have an upward tendency.
Operations IN The foreign securities arc very limited
The market presents general change OF any kind 10
notice.
The annexed statement exhibits tho average daily
In the leading departments os the hsnxs Of
slxs city, during The week preceding Saturday morning
Jan. 10, 1857, and for several previous weefs:-
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DELAWARE LEGIsL AZURE GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
,his body mus on Tuosose, aud orgsnged ny elsctng
Abraham Boys speaker o. the senate and George Gum
uhgs spease- OF the House E'ns g. Reed was elected
CDes and George White Sergeant Arms OF tho Sen
aae and Y . bre Cork, and Joseph s;oa scrgeant.st
Arms or the HodBe
Gov Cave q anna message sent Ia soon after
5he ors Zaton. This document gisuoeg variety Of
subjects and rccnu,erds The State lend LIS sd in
seodDg the Delaware Railroad 10 Lswes with the view OF
sDuns with any southern route, 90 ultimately MAKE
the mfdium Of icsion between the North a1d
joc,h. The common sosoo system 10 Commended. and
she bet stated That sono5t3 600 experi for fb sir
eepoht iast yea, and over 1000 participated tter
1sncft Vs'iouc mprovs nonts up the ~ sca
ARE sufseeted tpcndior TOE APPOINTMENT, OF q sugcrin
terd'nt The crtre stavci revenue Of the State from
L sources, cv inc fiscal yesr. little less ihni rhy
bo1r too'nnd tolsrs OF es amount sixteen tnoa
tsId collars were TO he main our
nee sosoo hss ing the readue 10 toe treasury 20 facet
-. zoe ccssent expenses of The yoverpmen,
Goe ssSsage ecipsy refcrs 10 the death o, Scuslor
1aJ so and cloe.S with ar appropriate aason %
sereralorosey Of the coursry and the stability Of he
f0rion.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
M ON Ely MAR X Il II.

r. u.
We have NO change OF consequence to report In the
stock market. With improving money MARKET We
have no Improvement To report In prices The ransso-
lions continue large, principally buyers oyton. Tho
tendency was slightly upward TO day The greatest I'm
provement was In Michigan southern, which advanced
Ia per cent. The approaching dividend will be paid In
full-hve per cent-ln cash. This, learn, has been
determined upon Gsepa and Chicago fell on day ono
per cent. The dividend Ia less than expected. which,
With the reported decrease earnings November and
December Of more than ny thousand dollars has crested
disposition 10 sell. New York Central appears 10 have
reached its maximum. II hangs very heavy e3H per
We by the London papers that the machinery
s ct work in that market to give this stock currency
Cleveland and Toledo takes tho lead Of others In sctv,-
y There very large purchascsto day buyers op-
ton. Within the past few days movement has appear.
ed in Canton Company, and advance Of one per cen,
hiss been realized.
Amer the Adjournment OF the board, the following
sales OF stocks and bonds at auction by Albert
r. Nicolay
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Tho Santa Fe mai Fe the LIST, II Paso on
Nc 9th, and arrived In San Antonio, Texas the 2Jd
December Hon Jno Crosby and several other gen.
nomcn came AZ passepgers We have Santa Fe papers
10 the 20 November. They full Of matters relsung
sarsey 70 the Territory. Indian ouYsgcs appear 10 be
frequent ana the Gazette attaches blanc TO the In
Aan SUI etpteDdeIt ~ Governor Merwether for not
evepipa incur,ons by ths Navsos and K.o~a Indians.
Ioc GcSi OF the goth scs the capture Of Indian
Agent Do1se by party OF ella Apsches Mexican who
gave information stated the prisoner treated
kpdp, AZ wac thought The indians intended " claim
re~syd Tor bis release. special term OF the santA Fe
p'ric Court had been called fer the Trial OF crrinas
Smhe III PR,o tran arrived al San Anton on tue Gath
oil charge nj Capt Davis. party Of from Ten 70
tsfive frdlais sitanKed them DEVILS river the
ASH a!tea pb 70 ssmp de The mules they got IN
midst OF the before they discovered but
being fred led TITO party discovered plenty of
Sodep gns along the route Tho Indians appeared 70 be
making for kexlco
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EHnGAN-wNsHP. russcBy evening. jsr @, Gs
be resoehce of the bvde's iEthe-. ny the Rev WIN 2.
Co'ent. Nr. ~M. f. MuiGAs M,s Eliza 4. wI,ssII,
al Of this city.
Cox--PssCs Fldtbins. l. l.. on Saturday mort ing
Jan. 20. by the kev J. y. Smun ArsRY 2. Coz, OF Pa
cine. WIS, 10 sfsArHSE daughter Of VIM X. Pri zoe G
the former place.
SbuisY-IoSna On wefne,iay, Jan. :, al too Hlgb-
lapor, j., BY The Rev. Mr. Roborts Mr. j. y. silsLsy
OF New Yo'k. to Giss r. I. JoSE, daughter OF Col W
Joncs Of MiddletowD, NJ !.
AsS.uD-BoIssoS -On saturday evening, by ire Rev.
Mr.. lAiond, ParRrs ARSAcp 20 tan. Boevos.
TO THE RDITos OF TIRE HERALD
lie marriage announced Jan q, Bet cen myser and
Aisb NJ j. sTnFosD, 10 wholly without foundstou and
done icI malioious intent. H. A pyp -tiR
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WAhhNGfON, jan. II 1907.
Case No 81 James n IRE claimant steamer Gp-
Soy, appellants, vs.. James n and Cyrus Coffman own.
els Of lG boat ard cargo Judge Wayne delivered an
cpipion a1r ming the OF the Clrcut Court Of
Eas,eYn Louisiana, with co,t. ana interest
No 10 james Stevens, plaintiff, Dogs, GIaddiug
90 sl defendants. Judge n Lean delivered opinion
Affirming the judgment Of the Great Cour, of Rhode
bland with cos ..
Eparie.-In the matter of Davis A. Secombe. Judge
1ansy delivered an opinion overIulpg the motion for
rule on the Judges Of the Supreme Court Of Minnesota
70 show cause, &c.
No. 49, Argument continued Heesrs. Baxter and r.
johnson for paniis and Messrs Lawrence and Taylor
~ defendants. Adjourned TILL to morrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13

IBr NssAss' IK5aIsoH sspr FOR DBBr.--An CID
ssei' name SrtRr. Who couhnrd In Fauqu
ssspy jaance toe fFst Of Occter 1915 for Gbt unde-
We cl5 law. w-s released C}ris;rss day sy mi,cr
sos there beng nos.7s Ell In ts haods " u Law
ws5 DIE jail ssps ness We learn tht this d pre-
pSI ebo1Bh T. pay the deot asalast MIN, hut ns. 10
Irfsered speed ne his scsry hour rnla the sinony
wS OF MS cesuiy prNr % rsy;rs the debt vh ch 70
cv.e The peraon who bed him confined has bseo dead
rce Jeara boz ve learn pSi provision In HIS vi sp.
IroHra.ng ase.cieni smoNnt 70 KEGS him IN limo .
lotg NJ ne iva 5omeoow OF other. tts stcus,iou hss
eiven eat; esd course Gtegg becomes free o., IN
wtes be on the tl door no appeared 70 DO perfec y
eevittref, and d'd no snpE whch way 20 travel "a,
IN short +nc he Oscnrne folly conscious 81 h,s freed,
ard ttrntfo about v'th ire air NJ ,ono VITO spev VIM
Gbu!y csee 70 be 10 "bygone days ~ Wsuenc. iva (,
Hsst -
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Simeon Drsper's regular semi weekly sse OF bonds
and stocks will take place orros I(Tuesdsy at half
pest ~ o'clock at the Merchants Exchange.
Al tie second beard the market a. general thing was
steady spd tina, 10 sl. Huoson Railroad >dvsnc PER
cent, AID Michigan Southern y, ard others no change
The dHouls vbh he In ha vsy o, the fn.ure success
OF ratad corportors be traced TO the nansKerr
vbo are working for the prco OF the stock Ia.
siud Of the ruo interests OF the who sane
ton reports which are circulated 20 deceive aad who
for the future of tie property IN tho desire
to the mott Of ho present for the mseves To tsis
y 70 be added the vide sprosd endorsement OF the press
snd ito indesfable effort, to knde or fan TIE hsme Of
CT speculation IN the community. Ir railroad managers
were reid TO ttrct accountability By the
prsss, and compelled 10 sdop, o sy,teu more
in harmony with truth ard justice complete an behy
important revolution would sreedIy take place. whlc,
might rtins,cy result In svertipg this calamity that
es IN very remote future respect 10 this species
Of property. Let them advocate the non PSI ent Of cash
dividends BY any corporations which should be cars log
hostrg debt Of spy kind character lie; bounds DC
placed 10 that all absorbing everlasting construction
&C uFt. let the Legislature forbid the declarations o.
aEy bond or stock dividend by any corporation within
the State and eec, from the state sDy foreign corpora
tion that shall IN airy way violate this principle
An injunction hes been placed upon the Baltimore snd
ONO Railroad Company, Restraining them from psJ ing
the erua dividend recently declared.
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Personal INTELLIGENCE.


FrOm Liverpool the steamship hsis-rr and Mrs Botop
zoe servan Mrs ard servant cant shere,
ton lady ane eer an Dsv W and Mrs stna tso
sbitren and maid NJ and Mrs Baker Mcleod
Bether, Mr. aud NJ hughes MIR granisr Louis jay W
pis Hughes, Mr. Morei Belaven' NJ Hoisier J j
Dc0hk day Mr. fpz, Mr. Butler X Kadnef Mr. Berna-4
Aver rereelin 2 khkps'Eics, NJ vcera,h Mr slmm
W. 1ay lnr q n herwann Mr. Noble. VIZ Gard, Hor se
NJ Won = ndelon ieer. ~ Lswe OF Balmcr Mr Me,sv
skev NJ Az ascheuh, Hyneman. sr Mcleod NJ Forsinaa
,,r gerer : Gsgsr prew, PsMls VT PARKER, NJ
Prcuf, Dav Bsghour, Scott Tbtyer MIR PhiIl "a
~ bsskBD. = a. bare NJ kSTGg, Yrs lieu srd 10
sLJdf.-. ~