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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-26

ANoTHER FRENCH IRON-PLATED FRIGATE.-
Another iron-plated frigate, the PaLLas, has
been launched at Torrent, France. She is
TO mount thirty-four rifed guns, and her
engines are TO be COO horsepower. France
now has three of these formidable engines
afloat. One of them, La NOrmdHdie, is fitting
out at Cherbourg the second, La GtoiTs, Is
now on her experimental cruise, and the
Pdtids is to be got ready with the utmost
despatch.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-26

IMPORTATION or IoE INTO The WEsr IEDIRs
A bill is before the Legislature Of Antigua
for aiding the importation Of ice. Nothing
more proper for Governments in tropical
countries, than 10 see that so great a comfort
is placed within the reach, if possible, Of all
closes Of 'hH people
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-26

The LATEST FAsmoNABLR HASDKERcHIEP.
Monster Chapros, of Paris, who makes hand
kerchiefs his speciality in the gay capital,
has Just brought out new style, rounded at
the corners, and with the embroidery raised,
which produces the effect of being en-
hnssad
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-26

AN AMERICAN SEAMAN MURDBRED.-Chas.
Wallace, boatswain of the ship Lombard, of
Boston, Massachusetts, was stabbed and killed
at Liverpool, England, on the 4th inst, by
a German sailor, belonging to the same
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-26

Dry Goods Suited to the Southern Demand
The political advertising dodge is prac-
ticed so extensively in New York as seri-
ously to interfere with the legitimate news
paper business. The trick is for the
merchants in the Southern trade to get up
Union-saving meeting to denounce the Abo-
litionists Dry-goods houses put their names
to imposing calls, carefully stating their ad-
dress and business, and put themselves on
the list of Vice-Presidents and other officers
of the meetings, all of which the Admins
tration papers are compelled to publish free,
although the meetings may he purely myth
cal, or may consist only of the officers.
These reports are sent off in great numbers
to Southern dealers who are thus informed
where dry goods are to be had, which are
sound on the African goose.
The thing has done good service. Some
time ago a New York insurance company
was extensively advertised in the South as
being controlled by men who had proper
regard for Southern institutions. 1t did a
swimming business, but recently something
turned up which brought about an investi-
cation of its affairs, and a statement was
published few days ago which shows that
although the company may be sound on
the negro question, it is quite rotten in point
of paying losses or dividends. Like all
other business, this plan is being overdone.
Particular dry-goods houses have undertaken
to monopolizc the game by putting all their
partners, clerks, drummers, porters and
draymen on the call and list of officers.
There is much complaint among the consti-
tutional dealers at this unfair dealing and
some of them threaten to expose the trick.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-26

CHARITY or THE COURTEsAEs.-On Of the
bodies lost on the Lady Elgin was recog-
nized, during the COroner's inquest, as that
of a prostitute of Milwaukee, Wis. Two of
her unhappy sisterhood asked permission TO
bury the body at their own expense, and,
the deceased having no friends TO claim her
remains, the request was granted. What
marvellous condescension or the part of the
authorities"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-26
THE Most ACCEPTABLE PRESENT TO A

The MosT ACCEPTABLE PRESENT TO A
WoMAN.-A Paris correspondent says
During the recent Imperial sojourn at
CRANBERRY, the citizens of that town offered
to the Empress three dresses, two Of gauze,
and one Of velvet, manufactured in SAVOY,
which the fair Eugenie graciously accepted.
The admirers of Eugenie are sensible; they
know she never can sink the woman so far
in the Empress as to fail to be delighted with
n new dress,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
q. F.-THE REGULAR
LOOK TO YOURSEJFIN TIME.

6~A How many, in consequence of false
oecacy, suffer from suppressed, painful or obstruc
ed menstruatien, and think, because they are
Young, that by andby nature will work itself clear
from distractions, and all come right in the end,
little dreaming that the seeds of death already
terminating in the system, because the vital
gies are impaired and the entire animal economy
deranged, debilitated; and yet, careless of them
selves as they are, If remedy were set before them
which would restore all the functions Of the system
and reinvigorate the dy, they would take il and
thus be in time to their lives. Parents, think
of this, and at once give them bottle of Professor
Woods Restorative Cordial and Blood Reuovator
Sold IN Cincinnati by J. d. PARK; SURE, Eek
STEIN a CO., and by every Druggist.
el-bmM, WE
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KENNEDY,s MEDICAL DIsCOV-

r. STONE-CUTTERS ASSOCIA-
8~ TI0N-ASNUAL CELEBRATION
The annual celebration Of the Stone Cutters Asso-
citation of Cincinnati, will take place on WEDNES.
DAY, September 20 The following is the programmes:
The Association will f. rm at one O'Clock, on Race
street, the right resting Fourteenth street. dis
playing South. The line of March is a. follows:
South on Race to Court, East on Court TO Main,
South on Main to Fifth, East on Fifth TO Broadway
South on Broadway to Third West on Third to Vine,
North on Vine to Fourth, West on Fourth to Plum,
North on Mound to Court East on Court to Central
avenue, North on Central avenue to Liberty, East
on Liberty to Main. South Main to Twelfth,
West on Twelfth to Vine, North on Vine to Four
teenth, West on Fourteenth to Race, South on Race
to the Hall.
In the evening grand ball will take place at
jefferson Hail.
kBHM kBxsS sAAi6FNTkAKHER Al nFRTAHERR Assistant Marshals.
Tse25-bSl
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RB- A. A. ETsrER, Clocks, Watches and JsWelry,
Nos. s4s and 27I Central-avenue.
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Wonderful Child!

REISS TENNESSEE CLAFLIN Is A
4Nh Second Sight Seer and Astrologer. This young
old, and has been endowed from her birth with q
supernatural gift to such astonishing degree, that
she convipces the most skeptical Of her wonderful
powers She gives information IF absent friends,
ent and future events of life also Of lost money
property, Identifying the persons concerned with
much certainty, as to scarcely leave A DOUBT OF
GUILT. She prescribes for Diseases, telling their
causes and location, with much satisfaction to
merit and receive the confidence OF all who have
consulted her; and many difficult complaints have
tions. She can see and point out the medicine to
the most obstinate diseaseseven those that for
years have baled our best physicians, and can d.
rect salves aud liniments TO be made and used that
Weakness in the Back and Limbs Rheumatism and
other complaints of long standing; and has per-
formed astonishing cures upon those who had long
disease. In short, through the assistance Of some
superior power, she Is endowed with the healing art.
She win point out to the Ladies' and Gentlemen
exactly those that doad and living, their treat
ment disposition and character in life; and through
her superior power can cause tranquility and happ
ness between and wife, and the return of sto1on
or lost property that has not been destroyed, and
prosperity in business matters, lawsuits, &C., and
when required will go into an unconscious state and
friends whether dead alive, and through her they
will tell the inquiring friend their situation aud
whereabouts with all the events Of life since they
last met and persons born In certain months and
In selecting lottery tickets that will draw valuable
Prizes through her directions. Lawyers, Doctors,
Ministers, and many other scientific men have con-
given evidence Of their entire satisfaction.
Her residence Is 351 Sixth-street, near Mound,
Olnolnnati, where she may be consulted upon all
matters pertaining to life and health, from to II,
noOn and from 2 to p. ID.
So Consultation ko0s, 81. au24-amzdI
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ATTENTION!

GENERAL URDER No. G.
WIDE-AwAKEs HEADQUARTERS,
Cincinnati, September 25.
On WEDNESDAY EVENING there will bo an
officers meeting at the Central Headquarters at
3 o'clock to consider the invitation of the Dayton
and Hamilton Wide .awakes, &c, &c. Every officer
is specially requested to be present. The Hamilton
Dayton parade will be on THURSDAY, October 4.
A General Parade In honor Of, and as eanoTt to
John Sherman, is ordered for FRIDAY EVENING,
the 2sth inst. The route will be published on Fri
day. X. DELANAN hUSSEH,
se25-a COmmandant General.
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RF- Good Pictures In cases for Is cents, at APPLI
GATES Mammoth Gallery, Fifth and Main. aul-tf
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THE PHYsIO MEDICAL COLI

TIE PHYSIO- MEDICAL Coll
BE- LEGE has been removed from the Gin
cinnati College Building to the CINCIkNA LIT
ERARY AND SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTE, No. 81
Third-st, east of Broadway, whore it prospered 50
well from ls43 to 1886. Here 1t Is again connected
with the Physio Medical lnhTmary, in which stu
dents can constantly witness the superior power Of
the practice they are taught in the lectures.
WANTED Students to be instructed in the true
science and practice of Medicise, and patients to
be treated in the best manner known to the med
ical profession. A. CURTIS, NJ. D.,
Dean Of the College Faculty and Proprietor Of the
Inflrmary. au2S-tf
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Died..

JENNISON.-On Tuesday morning, Sept. 2j, Es-
ther P Jennison, aged ten years, daughter of Jas.
s. and Frances A. Jennison.
Funeral at o'clock p. NJ. this day, Sept 26, from
Melancthun-st., between Cutter and Jones. The
friends Of the family are invited.
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HoMH INTEREST.
~ Clothing renovated and repaired, 50 Z. Third.

ssrOiothcs renovated and repaired, lao W. Sixth.
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LATER PRnM ErRnPR

ST. JoHSs Oct. S-The steamer Conuaught, from Gal
way the 25h, has arrived Ancona bomb1rded nine
hours BY the SArdniin shiIs Victor Emanuel had de-
iermiued to proceed TO Naples
The cotton market on Monday and Tuesday Que.
and steady Sales OF l. 700 bales.
r,ads,uhs firm az full rates Corn frm mixed SOS.
ASS Cd Provisions quiet and steady.
Consols unchanged.
Re a-dson, Spence 4 Co., on Monday report -four
firm and steady. Wheat 6rm. Corn has an advancing
tendency. Pork quiet Bacon steady. Sugar and Rice
quiet Rosin dull al 81. 81 L2HdoH-Monday-Wh
advanced la2s on the week American securities firm.
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ADDITIONAL BY THE CANADA.

HALUAx, Oct S-Paris, Saturday-It is reported to-
dlY that the Austians had crossed the Mnco, but il
Was officially denied.
Turin, Slturday.-The Sandman Government have
decided TO Immediately release the French prisoners
taken in the Palal States.
Paris saturday The Patrie denounees as false the
report that the Emperor had expressed wish to be in
Viied TO Warsaw.
published letter from GaribAld says though | am
quite disposed 10 sacrifice all personal feeling the al
tsr OF freedom, 1 can be reconeiled with men
who have sold and Italian province.
The French Moniteur dArmee says there is nothing
in the state Of European politics to prevent the usual six
moths furough being given the first Of October,
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THE ELgCTION IN Hanna

AUGASTA Ga Oct Sl--A private dispatch rarorts
that E3camba county has given overwhelming msjor-
ity for the Bell and EgeTet candidates for Governor
Congress and the Legislature
Escsmbia has heretofore been Democratic
10 F,rlandiua, Mitor's majority, fer Governor over
Hoakns is $50, and Hltons for Congress- over Alien
l5j
has a ulioritv
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rnI.RnRAkR.
TrurNTs M nun ppTNcr M WAI.ES

MOVEMENTS OF THE PRINCE OF WALES.
HARRisBuRG, Oct Sd.-The Royal party arrived at
Harrisburg quarter past II last night At all the i'm.
portan points along the road large crowds were collected
90 see the train pass Wherever the train stopped the
Prince showed himself the platform for the graca-
ton OF those assembled. Descending the Allegheny
mountains the Prince and his friends rode upon the To-
comotve in order 70 obtain better view OF the magnh-
ceat scenery At Altoona they we're welcomed with en-
thusissiic cheers BY large crowd. They passed doSn
the vail Of the JuuiaA under the light Of the full moon,
and arrived at Harrisburg, where large crowd were
waiting welcome them. They took quarters at the
Jones House. and leave in the morning for Wash
ington.
LATER.
AT Harrisburg, last nighi the Prince sereuaded
BY a crowd Of thousands, including large number OF
ladies' a SR1ious 10 catch a glimpse.
At half past o'clock to-day "Wednesday be arrived
at Baltimore and passed through the Streets thronged
by the people, aud escorted by the Mayor and Council Of
the city. all in open carriages.
At about halt pest g. be reached Washington and was
received By Gen. Cas- and the Presidents Private Sec
retary in presence Of large crowd Of people. Enter
ing the Presidents carriage he hastily driven TO the
" bite House.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-The dinner at the Presidents
tonight attended by the ROYAL party, members Of
Cabinet aud their wives The Marine Band enliveu-
ed the enteIt nment with the National airs Of Britain
and America
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se25-tds
T,HE aEAUTIFrE AL ATTRACTING

TNHE REAUTIRE1s AMI RACTIVa
COUNTRY SEAT HALP NILE sOUTII EAST UF RICH.
M0ND CALLED M0UNT ERIE for sale a. Arcion-We viii
II on the premises public auction VRpAY the 9Th nco-
ber ], a, o'clock unless sold privately before that me the
belut al suburban esdeace "M0uHT EIS situated half e
east Of the city the Richmond and Williamsburg Turnpike
road
The prope y owned and occupied by Mr. p H. Reach who
compelled to sci account business In city
occup Ing the whole OF his time
The lomnsea contains sbo et beautifully laid
Grove Fruit Foue Nesstsb Garden Ia Ing a large an
handsome Br OK Dwelling, Servsns Hoge rooms good
stable and accommodations for four Hos and twenty Cows
Adj inrg the est u valuabls OF, uta,niIg FIVE
AoRFS which will he u with The sb II ptfe red, tther se
will he ovdei into building los and sold sps'aey The
Turppse pss.ng In front Of t property greatly
besi!es TIE ues hho no "a very dasi able.
Impeiat,y The snove sale vii be offered fine family
Hors my Cauiage and Harm Concord Bcggy Wag-
on and Harness two fac Mich Cows together With variety u
Gardening Utensils
Also large LOT OF surplus Horshrli Furniture csrpeti &c
TERNsPor the Rel ttlte onefh cash. balance g. IS
and q moths for oabl interest added secured by
trut deed For the personal proper ell under $50 cash
that amount four months credit ror approved ngoab
GODDIS & ApPEgSUN,
Ee2i-.ds Au tloueers
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LOUISVILLE, O;t 2i.-The Ken.u,ky State Central Ex-
ecuye Committee Of the Union party have published
address Recommending the Bell and Everett mei Of In
DIANA Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA TO disregard their prt-
fe-eUces Tor guberuatora candidates in their respec-
tive States and throw ther votes in such manner as
best cacuated 10 preyent the success of Mr. Lincoln
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FALL TRADE.


VTRGINIA merchants ord m-rchsns generally souh in
Ing In their Gal sto otni rchandlze. shou IA pur
chase abundant supply Of sempie's Iofa Bile HR-
Hing Powd' r, the res, and economical prepara
known for making gh sweet ard wholesome a bread biscuits
&C u recommended by citizens OF different
lions and will certainly give s'cton when used properly
entirely harm being the product entidc Yrgna
scan, and mlnuaetu ed with rum the pures
er Merchants confidently recommend this article heE
customers as the BIsT.
JOHN W. GARLI X,
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor,
Richmond, Va
Sod by the Druggists AID GrOcss generally Throughout
etate sel2
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MEssRs- CLERT & SrOckDALE OF Philadeipbia, inv to
the attention Of our readers or brand Of "NonOr-
gAhela whisky" We learn from good authority that
the article in question is in enviabe favor with those
who have used t.
When We consider the great amount Of adulte ated
liquors nOE Ia the market cannot too highly apprC-
eate the offer Of unadulterated beverage.
Messrs. q x $. have branch house IN New York,
al one in Washington, d. c. opposite Wlards, where
Wholesale dealers be supplied at heir lowest trade
prices.
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A Runaway HoEsE.-Yesterday afternoon, about
rast o'clock as horse attached TO a sulky be-
longing a Mr.. Eddings, proceeding down 9Th
street. at tOeraby rapid speed, the suiSy eap'ized
when opposite ST. Paus Church, pitching the driver out
This frigh ened the horse, and be Immediately started
down the Eastern sidewalk Of Och street. al tearirl
rate When opposite the Clay statue, he ran against an
elderly colorcd woman knocking her down, and a. she
fell she became enanged in Of the wheels and vas
wheeled round three four tines just then the horse
ran against Of the tree boxes the WakWay threw
the woman out Of the wheel, knocked the driver up
against the iron railing, who until then held on mantuy
70 the rens and being free from restraint be dashed
DIVA 9lh slil the sde-ualkl fearful rate. When
opposite the behouse he against another tree this
time smashing The suky into hundred peces-became
dsengaged from it-eOntinued dOEn 9th, aud as be
reached Bank attempted 10 turn round short and
fe the crossing tearing all the Hesh of one Of bis
knees, and otherwise irjurug himself badly
The Rev Dr. Hcge passing down 9th street at the
ii ne and narrowly escaped being run over. As che
horse arose, seized the bride, and arrested his
N "a career.
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SPEAKING To-NisHr-JlO. Cstcher Jr., Esq, Of
Wes.moreland, and b L. Masrader Eq., of Albemarl',
will address the Bell and Everett Club tonight TIE
a < on the Wing Building viii not be displayed sig
nal herea er when there be speaking at the Club
House. We in.end 10 keep il flying until Ben is eleC
q
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NAN COyTRACT AwARDPD.

CuARtESroN, OF S.-The Postmaster General has
aEaried the contract for carrying the mail from Charles
ton TO Kew West ard Havana, 20 the owners Of the
steamer Isabel for four years The Isabel has been EN-.
ployed in the same service iot the las, ten years.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-04

'Hsalinq on ne WTHgs.' say all who have made e
Of Dr. Wsfgr's BaisaHs Of lPiid Cherry, and BY such
Use cured thens Ives OF coughs colds and consumpun
The prudent will alEays keep this remedy by them
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-04

SELECT, CLASSICAL AND COMMERtIAL SCHOOL.
ON FRANKLIN BETWEEN SIN AND sru SITS
EDWARD ". co IL, A. M.............P Principal.
THVHE NINTH ANNUAL SESSION will commence on MONDAY,
j September 18th
The services OF thorough and well accredited Instructors Mod
em Langu,g,s Drawing. &c, have been sceur d.
For and particulars circulars o. the Book Stores
se2-df W. CONE.
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SALR OF a vALU BEE rsrAr, ON Lower

GALE OF VALU BILE FSTAT'' on Lower
- James River-On WEDNESDAY, he 2i,h OF October
o'clock M by virtue Of decree Of Prince George CrsuIt
Court ren@ered My term last will he sod the hi hes BIZ
der that desirable Tract Land situated George
county, CO led Mount Pleasant" be onsg the dsyees
Ca ter H. Fdoe decd This land adons the per and lower
Brandon Is aies Dr N. 0sho end Others.
This Tract eorSns sbout 100 Acres 40 Of which areJsr
River fists In Gu tvaon The five sh system and
The ba 10 well t,absred orig growth
tn saie, su ted on rcWAter N the midst refined
and cultivate soc'et conveniently 70 several whaye
the ger and Of easy 70 largest presents
ducemenis rarely met With 4 seldom thai such
n mark The tm Of cuiivct puSusd has been the
liberal Kind tAe im9rovene ut Of materially Zee by
the free e lime plaster, drainage. &C Besides value
the ArAbe land TIE wood land "a unusually valuable for tie f.
oak, cypress and heart pine mbcr.
TEPNs-A credit Of and ears for bonds bearing interest
from date Int 20 be paid annually with
~ and a. en- on the land to secure the payment
The Ynouer III please pusl.h The .bcve se21HaaTtd.
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E(EANEIFt FAFu or u AtHES ON DHE
ID Williamsburg Turnpike niles beoF Rchmand fr sale az
Auctor.At IN request Of he p Harrison. at pur-
e auction the pre1 ss TUESDAY, Oh October $3.50
al o'clock the 0eaut ful and ghy RABM located
above now IN ths ocrUpcy OF The said Harrison. The
tsns 81 acres, In high OF improvement The bny
all neat and miOrtable, and fusble for large lily The
neghhorhoo Is excellent and the Turn Ike passing
It. front Of the place. ADDS greatly u It's value.
1KRNsOnefourt cssh ball R ard IS months for ne.
.otabe not,s interest added. secured nv deed
G0DDIH APpERsON,
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BY GoDDIN a APPERsoN, AacTs.
SALE OF ysRY VALUABLE
VERY NDAITnACTIyRIu

VEh1 VAIL a bbSs A ND AZ hACTIyRI W.
PROVED REAL EsrATE AT THE CORNER OF CARY and
i3rH brREEs, AT AUCrlON-Nill be sold auction On The
premiS On roNDAY the 18th Of October, 1850 ~ ocoek
N that mos valuable imp Real kate To-
now 10 the occupancy Of n'sss MeGraders Bautde
Brethrs AID others The Propery renting fer 81 per
annum b,s es atma portion OF II not occupied
The location Of this property In the centre o.
justly regarded valuable beng convenient all places
Of business In the citv.
Terms One hfh th btsres 49, and &c NORTH. for
negotiable notes. interest added secured by deed
retained G0DDiN Apps RsON
oc2-tds Au tIpneers
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RELIGIOUS NOTECE.-Dr John
49, THOMAS expects @, preach in Corinthi an
Ha IN side ~ M,in between 9h l0h streets,
We inesdly, Thurs any and FTiiay kVrning- Oct
81 9Th ald san at L % crcl SUNDAY afte-n On
(Ih tootrl IN en- Hall 81 oc o-k hc vi also al
morning at l. 0eocS Bethci Meeting House.
21h 'uor HlL
OF ID an are lnHieI b attend. oel-lLt