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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21

S0uypryGs on THE ERH CAEAL.-Ciy1 Engineer
Il. c. Ruggles having according TO instructions made
a trip from Buffalo 10 Albany boat drawing ionr
inches more than the usual drnit has Just mace re
no,t 10 the Auditor aud Canal Commissioner, certifying
the state OF the water and all Interruptions dnringthe
tho, and all important incidents The name OF the
boa used was the Millennium. Her draft was ak ieet
on the lett side going TO Albany and live ieet ei2ht
and hree-ouaref inches on the nght side. The weight
of tbe boat was w 800 pounds; the weight OF the
cargo was $4,000. The boat touched twenty times
bet geen Buffalo and Albany and the total detenlons
amounted TO ,iI dsys eleven hopr srd fory ll1a'es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21

ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY FAIR.-The great
est fair at least 30 far receipts are concerned was
lately held by the Royal Agricultural Society of En-
gland, at Leeds. The following table exhibits the
number of visitors price of admission and the results
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21

Of Max Weber, Colonel Of the Turner Rifles.
Bulls HEAD-Ner- York Cgtae MIrket Tuesday
Aug 20.--This is another hard week for droyers We
find already entered upon the market-books at Forty
fourth street about 1900 head Of resh buoeks beside
few stale from last week. and about 600 Of these
in the sale pens with greater proportion OF them
remaining unsold at O'Clock than we have seen be-
fore in long time. All the indications that the
week busness will close very hard for the droyers
the hardest in fact Of all the hard markets this year.
and STILL with the great supply IL Is not as hard as
dTOvers night fairly anticipate We had 4,iIy bend
reported for the city last week and our reports tbiA
week will be still greater, and the average weight re-
markedly large.
The general average Of weight this week is about
az large as last but the quality is not az good few
Of the best droveS may be ABOUT as hgh IN price Us
last week. but the quality s not as good to-day as u
was this day week and we shall be surprised u all
the stock can be cold tomorrow al any price that
owners accept. The report Of sales by the whole
sale butchers al Washington Market is lower than NJ
any limo for years. al &c. n for good fair quality
beef nv the ride which il loss at the very low
rates Of last Wednesday afternoon, aud Will moi jus.
fy the current prices q to-day paid by the retail
butchers, which is equivalent 10 case. y ID for the
net weight oil the meat In the quarters, the owners
sinking oilal.
chuisest quality that will averages cents net pouno
this week and il is doubtful If all tho sales average
Z cents per pound.
Last tuesday the hardness of the market was at-
trihuted 10 the very stormy weather, while odsy u
is as ue as cond he desired aud remarkably cool for
the sesson--ius tie kind Of atmosphere that would
tempt purchasers 10 buy heavy so that unless the mar
ket declines we can only attribute the decline to the
very large over-sspply of cattle.
The Sheep and Swine markets too, are entirely over
stocked and prices love- cent pound lower ioT hogs
Than weekago.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21
NaiIs for EurOpe.

BosTos, Tuesday, Aug. 20, 1861.
Tie mails per steamship Europa for Liverpool via
Halifax, close at this Office al o'clock ?. m. o-mor-
row, and she sails nj 10 o'clock p m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21
MARRIED..

KENwoRrHy- EPsIEIN-In PHILADELPHIA, on ILw.ds,,
Aug Is BY the Rev. Charles Wordwofth Thomas O. Ken
worthy to Niss Eliza A. Epstein. rf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21

USIos DEFENSE COaslTTEE.-Under the auspices
Of this body, the lst Regiment Fire Zouaves went
into camp at the Battery yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock. No other important business was trans-
acted, but at to-dsys meeting the report Of the Com
uiitiee, for some limo Gnxiousiy looked forwhieh We
are told has been ready for a week-will be sent 10
the military and civil headquarters, and may then be
published.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21

THy NAvAL ExsMIsIsG BoaRD.-Ths body met
on Tuesday at the store OF 4. g. g. W. Blunt, No. l79
Water street, completed their business and forwarded
their list of names to Washington
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21

FISHING orr FIRE IsLASD.-A party OF eight gen
tlemcn chiefly New-Yorkers, in two boats, started
from Fine Island Monday last and in four hours
turned with 2j5 blacksh, IA bonita, Spanish mack.
ere and slipjacks, making2'2. The ayeragsweight
was II mounds each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21

Morn RELIEF FROM THE CoRPoRAIIos.-Ow Owing to
the frequent and imperative demands among new vol
uteeIs for The sustenance OF their families in the In
tcrim existing between enlistment and the fist pay
day special meeting Of the Aldermen has been called
for th. evening to take somc action on the subject
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21
SUPREME CoURT-CHixBESs.-ArG. 2o.-Bstors Ju'sie
SCTHzRLAND.


SUTHERLAND
DgcIsIoNs.
Joshua At Bins agt. James A. Doorman.-Ihe order
cannot be made the papers submitted. Inc Court
must know more about the action aud the proceedings
in 1t. la.-. -I.lr -,
George l.. Willard ct al. agt. Mary J. Corr.-The
plaintiff attorney may have order TO show cause
on certain DAY why attachment should not issue
Charles Sollner ct al a8t. Andrew q. Braenchle.-
Motion denied with $40 costs TO abide event oil
action.
Charles w. Van Doren, &C., agt. Jane E. Gmff.--
Motion denied with so costs.
ance Company An extra allowance OF $3.50 ordered
Sarah Oppenheimer agt. Ferdinand Oppenhemer'-
Report confirmed and judgmen: Of divorce granted.
William Loeschigk ct al agt. Jos. U. Crois.-Mo-
ton dened without costs TO ether party.
The President, &C., OF Seneca County BANK sgt'
VIM Arvett &c-Injunciion granted
Samuel Gregory agt. John b. Dingelden.- same
de'ision.
George f.. Heydon sgt Daniel Parker, &c.-Ibe
injunction cannot be granted without proper under
taking.
RIGHTS or FOREIGN cossULs..
Rock River Bank sgt frane,: a hoffman e' " george T.
nsf.,d.,,, were {Ssntas firm at Chicago under
the title of Gepcks s. Hoffman. They failed, tav-
ing collected Large sum previously for plaintiff, viii
they refused to deliver. Suit commenced aud at
tachment issued, under which the Sheriff attached
81 500 for the Bank and 3, 800 for Nayior.
The motion is 10 disaiss the attachment and ali pro-
ceeiings for want of jurisdiction, Of the defend
ants and Joint debtor, Hoffman, Icing accredited Con-
sui at Chicago for SAKE Coburg Gotha. Defendants
COUNCIL claimed that the suit could not be brought In
the State Courts they having decided that they had
10 jurisdiction the partnership business OF Con;
sui Plaintiff showed that Hoffmans exequater had
been revoked, and hence the State Courts acquired
oIi6inal jurisd ctisG.
Mr. Voc for Naylor & Co., G.. q. Thompson for
Rock River Bank Ex-Judge Dean and Mr.. koiker
for deiendants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21

FoR Lose BEAScH.-Tbe Long Branch steamboat
Sea Shore having been disabled the Rarian and Della
ware Railrosd Company have secured the steamer
Thomas =. Way to take her place Friday, the 23d
insi for the balance Of the season. Until then the
Josephine wiz run on the route, leaving Robinson
street wharf north side daily at and 10 a NJ, and
1 u. IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21
Law INTELLIGENCE.
U. 8. xARsHADs OPTICIANS. sO.-Rosssr Mon

o. g. xARsHADs oTEJCE-Ays. s'-Ro'asr NcnaA',
ANOTHER SUPPOSED CONFEDERATE AGENT WITH
son, 600 IN ENGLISH LETTERS OF CREDIT SENT
TO FORT LAPAYETTE. Mfi 1901
On Tuesday last the schooner Adele put into New
port r. L. in distress. She was boarded by the u B.
revenue cutter Henretts, when it was asceraned she
had sailed from Wilmington, N. G. The Collector at
Newport, Mr.. Seth A. May Immediately seized the
rebel on charge Of running the blockade and arrested
all on board One, Mr.. L. ID. Bebisn claimed to be
peaceful passenger on his way TO Halifax, but npon
searching his papers il found that Mr.. Beban had
in bis possession English letters of credit for nearly
500, OOO with Which he was TO purchase arms, iron
and clothing for the benefit Of the Confederate States
Mr. Bebian stated that he was Frenchnan, DONG
business ut Wilmington and with business connecnons
abroad. Having closed his business in wilmington,
and large balances due him abroad lie took passage IN
tie Adele, which he claimed was an English vessei
going to Halifax, and from whence he intended TO 90
Europe and purchase goods with which he would have
returned 10 this country with the intention OF reopen
ing busness at Wilmington he might be per-
mtted TO do 20. Mr.. b. further stated that he had
undertaken the voyage for the purpose Of seeing bis
family who were all in France, and whom he had not
seen for some time. The facts being telegrsphed to
Washington, the State Department directed Mr. b. to
to be sent Fort Lafayette. He was brought to this
city by the Rhode Island Marshal, transferred TO Mar
sha Murray and by him sent down to Fort Lafayette,
await the further action of the Government Ii IL
probable that the Investigations made yesterday BY
Marshal Murray will result in the release of the priso-
ner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21

A Ngw GOLDFISH BssK.--A curious discovery has
Scotch Accommodating less than rock in mid
ocean, whose base Is the home of innumsrable cod
ish who, being uuacqnanted with the appearance Of
a hook and 6ne bite sharply, and become an easy
prey to eager fishermen. Some years ago, one Of
but more valuable discovery, but the game was
larger. lie came by accident upon new cruising.
ground for sperm whales, where he filled up his ship
In a very few weeks, and, keeping his own council
went home, got out bis oil, aud returned to I'll up
again. But the fame of bis short voyage had spread
and on his outward passage he found bimsef logged
by other vessels, whoso company be vainy sought TO
throw off. They followed BIN, and partook Of his
good luck but they whaled it, 20 energeticslly, that
those who came for second season found the whales
remaining 30 shy that they could get very few
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21

Adj receipt, for ssss Of 900 Catalogues Of Stock sd
lass OF Implements at Is cents esch...,....:...) -
The Iced. Subscription for the Expenses OF Buildings as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21

WE'RE THERE Two ConEIs Capt. Earl. of The
snip Jireh Swift, recently arrived at New-Fedford.
states that comet discovered b, his mate on tbs
June, being then in lat. 20 s. and lon los w. The
comet then 81 ~ ~ from the star Csnopus. and
30 wv from the star Sirius, 10 the westward Of both
In live days approached the tun about 3D. Pie Last
ne he observed IT, on the 26h Of June, IL was about
y west OF the three small stars in the head ct Orion
Hkns apparently an easterly toward the SUM-
I'M comet, the Cap ain states, of remarkable
olnhancy. On the nh Of July, IN lat Is g. he saw
Of Ursa Major. II was then eoing from the snn and
s rate OF speed IL y the same comet az the one
above, between the 18th Of June aud the 9th of July
was nearly Il not guite s. per day; whereas, when
not more than per day. For this reason. and be-
cause there material difference In their brilI
aney, the Captain thinks there were tso comets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21

NJ. Otto Ebbinghsus has sent us fine lhhograrh Of
Of Max Weber, Colonel Of the Turner Rifles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21

THt FIR is Wzsr BEoADwAY.-About 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning. fire occurred in the store No. l3l
West Broadway, occupied by Messrs. forenbach,
Wiskeunann n FTygand Il drug warehouse. The
fire originated from the ignition Of alcohol in the
basement ard persons engaged In that part OF The
building narrowly escaped. Eior,s were immediately
made BY sIr FIygand and others TO ex,ingi-h the
fire. but the flames spread rapidly that they were
driven back. In very short time the Ere commun-
Gated 10 the first floor, end from thence 10 the other
stories till tho whole building in A,nes, and the
entire contents destroyed. by the active eos Of the
GFemen the FIRE confined 20 that building. The
damage 10 the stock 10 the store is es'inaed a sli
OOO Insured for S. 900 in the Peter Cooper and Man
hsttm Insurance Company.
The building, which belonged TO Mr.. Waterman,
wa, damaged about 5000, and was insured in the
above-nsmed Company FOR 5000. The furniture IN
the upper part Of The building which occupied by
Mr. ETygand as Q dwelling, totally destroyed and
was worth about 81 ,00O. Insured for $500 in the
Manhattan Insurance Company
The adjoining building, No. l2e, was somewhat In
ured. The brst story was occupied by Marks Fried
man "a a boot and shoe sore and dwelling His oock
and furniture are damaged sbout $780, Fully insured.
The upper part Of TIE building wac oecupied by Mr.
Levi and family. Their furniture Was slightly dam
aged, and fully insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21

IDIYTFfEDThs suit OF clothes found at the foot If
Seventy-frst street. East River on Monday mornirg
AZ noticed in THE TRIBUNE. subsequently, idenii.
fed 40 belonging 10 Martin Mark formerly Of No. 679
Third avenue who has been missing since Sunday af
teynoon. Tie unfortunate man is supposed to bsve
been dOwped
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21

SrABBK6 on SHIP BotRD.-As the captain OF the
sbip Alice Cont, OF Thomastown, Maine, hauled ou
ON Monday afternoon, he noticed that severl of the
saors on board were intoxicated One Of them named
Charles Dumas, Frenchman, procured poekes-knife
and stabbed Henry Dyer, another saior III the mouth
and side, bat not dangerously. He was quoted for
for the time but soon afterwsrd he assaulted Robert
Duffy also one OF the Sailors aud stabbed him IN
the breast, twice in the face and twice in the neck
infctinC dangerous wounds. lie was then seized and
put ia irons by the captain. On Tuesday morning he
was taken by members Of the llarbor Police before
Justice Osborn, who locked him up for tIal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21

BOY kILLrD.-On Monday afternoon Thomas
Mahoney, aged ~ Year, attempted TO Jump upon one
OF the locomc ives the Hudson River Rerond while
passing up Tenth avenue, when he fell upon the track
carried The body 70 the residence of bis parents, No. 90
Iaight street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21

Tng mozart GTSCRiL CoMHITTgE.-The Mozart
General Committee met on Monday evening, At Mozart
Hall, No. sl4 Broadway, the Hon. John COehrsnen the
chair. The Hos Luke F. Coz1ens Of the Seventeenth
Ward, moved the following resolutions, which
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-25
Cincinnati Market.

PL0UR-our market continues to be rather depressed
and dragging. There some demand for inferior qui
tiles but for the better grades there is scarcely any
auiry in more than so so bb lots. Good superine
Of shipping quality is obtanable at 81 5O but buyer
and sellers both osh at that hgure, neher OF hen
caring to trade on it.
WHEATprime red has buyers at 81, butts still held
higher. White isqute neglected. Tor the reason .nere y
any demand for the quality Of flour made from
IT. 10 is about the price runh for prime, but small
lot Of choice was sold at 81 IA.
CORN-retains its old figures with a fair market
OATS-are In but limited demand at yesterdays quo
taions although receipts were light. .. .-. =,
BARLEY-s quoted as heretofore, 10 a7ec for prime
fall The market Is constantly canvassed more closely
for this article Of grain than any other and appears
vary more; sometimes ATTRIBUTED by dealers TO he qual
ty Of Qran and sometimes to the enterprise and tact
sellers.
RYE-s but little sought for. r.
WHISKY-has q fair market at l3hc.
HOGs-had but an Indifferent market, and were con
seqnently but lily sustained in prices. A few leh
inaiy at $50 to So 62 though without fading read
buyers-C Com. JdnudrV25
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-25
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAaARA.

HALAFAx, Jan. 81.
The Niagara spoke the Canada and another steamer sup
posed 70 be the City Of Manchester outward bound The
Niagara will DO due at Boston Friday night. The
Beehive mills at Manchester, owned by Mr.. Lamb have
been destroyed by fre Loss SlOO0OO
All the important Chinese ports have been opened TO
10 trade There Is confirmation Of the reported loss
Of the gun boats attached to the allied eetin the Chinese
waters,
1t is reported that Spain Is about to occupy the primer
pal forresses in Morocco in consequences Of the non
fulfllment OF the treaty.
The London Times city article Of Saturday. says the
demand for money was moderate.
LoNDoE jan Io.-The bullion In the bank Of England
has decreased 5770O pounds and the decrease In the
bank OF France 200 600 francs The money market Is
generally unchanged.
LIyERpSoI jan I9 -Messrs Richardson & Spence quote
-four dull at Cd decline Sales 20s932s. Wheat dull at
2d01Gd decne sales at lis a29l3s for red and 2s
Cd for white. Corn dull at Cd decline; sales 3s LOT
yellow and 39s940. for white. Provisions Beef heavy
and all qualities lower quotations are 49s@5Os' FRO
duce-Sugar heavy and sales lower. Coffee quiet
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-25

TRY 1T With these words the stranger put a
package OF De Land g. Co.'S Saleratus into KATE's
hand, and disappeared. Ever after this memor
able day, poor bread dingy pastry, and sulphur
GUS biscuit were unknown in this family but
che fame of Kate's excellent pastry, bread, &c.
spread over the whole school district, and LED
many envious people to make the inquiry
"Whose saleratuo doyou use2' To which she
invariably replied. D. B De Land g. Co g, II
can be purchased from most grocers and store
keepers. and is for sale at Wholesale by the
manufacturers, at Fairport, Monroe Co., MY
and by the grocers in the cities and Villages
throughout the country. -...
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-25

BosTsH, Jan. 24.-The Ant-Slavery Society met this
morning at fremont Temple, Francis Jackson
The hall was filled with friends Of the cause including
many females, and the passages and doorways were
crowded with the dserderles The remarke OF the Pres
ident and James Freeman Clarke were respectfully re-
ceiyed but Phillips received witha storm OF hisses
but nothing serious resulted. Phillips appeared cool
amid the constant Interruptions, till the close OF his
Speech when the meeting adjourned till the afternoon
Bosros, Jan. 25.-After the fremont Temple va.
closed by the Mayor last night 5000 people gathered
in the vicinity majority OF them believing 1t ruse
Of the trustees to get rid OF the mob the crowd broke w
into parties after waiting for two hours and gradually
dispersed. About two hundred proceeded to Wendell
Phillips residence and threatened 10 clean him OUT
The police prevented any attack aud made several ar
rests. ~ d M :,
The colored population became greatly alarmed u
consequence Of the threats that mob would visit tnei
homes but there was no such demopttration. H
1t is sad that Mayor Wightman was informed that a.
organized attack by strong force, would have pee
made on the Temple from outside, had the Conyention
reassembled in the evening and he therefore close
the Hall. '
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-25

= The UsIoN MEETING Pursuant to the cal
for Union meeting, large number OF citizens
assembled at the City Hall last evening. A.G
HiBBs was called to the Chair, and X. h. GEARA
appointed Secretary. A committee consisting
of Messrs. M. MARTIN, W. FAILING, E. BELLER,
G. sc,rr, and F. FEIsER, was appointed to make
srrang emsnts for a Union meeting on next Mon
day evening, by giving notice of the same' pro-
curing speakers, &c. The meeting then 40
journed till next Monday evening, at eeven
c'clock.s
We are requested to state that the above
named Committee will meet this evening" az
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TELEGRA RAPHIC!
FOR THE STATESMAN.
CONGRESSIONAL
HoUsEoF REPRESENTATIVES,

| "AshiNoroH' 'dV' -f'
The House resumed the consideration OF the post route
BILL The Senaes amendment liking the postage on let
sr to and from Ban Francisco at the uniform rate OF ~
cents, whether carried by steamer, or OVERLAND was
adopted.
iaed by Mr. Coax authorizing proposals to be received
till the first Monday In April, for tho daily Transports
on OF the entire overland mall service, TO commence on
| the lst Of July, for four years.
The Uouss ,ssrsa The consideration Of the report of
tba nomm,,,oa ~ "a Mr. lust. of Arkan sas as mem.
ber NJ that committee said that he had entered his
duty with desire do whatever he could to give peace,
and regretted that ms enoIs haa met no
IL appeared 70 MN ua' , oo D'o"" ""' ' "''' al"
hero OF the heP4onSan party ,h o,,..uo ,,,,,..,, -.
Mr. Dunn OF lnu%ps, M sai1 lne onoaso pias'oIn eA
pfessy couoeneu ~ M Ln ono ,iSS To-, 1
OF tnat ~. ~ au ~, @ a s IL ,h pt,,
reference to the chicago PA 10 nm ana aso lhe heppbi
No.b and South knew Il an infsmou, libel on the
Republican party and he was surprised that any gentle
man In this time OF the country peril could give circu
laton lot.-l Sensation
Mr.. Rust sad, with reference to the charge OF infa'
nous ne, made use Oh Dy the gentleman from lndiana
ne hoped ne was responsioe iorl. Asinis s time OF
war we must make war, snd 1 desire 10 KNOW Whetner
ne gentleman announced 10 the house ana the country
tnat ne was Responsible LOT What ne Nld' want 10
Know that. LII he Is for war am Wiling 10 accommodate
win war;
mr.. Dunn-This Is Tree country and the gentleman
can take any measure or mode OF redress he peases.
Mr.. Rust with some emphasis)-I have the answer 1
want H.."
Mr.. Dunn desired always to be right In whatever he
may nave uttered In response to the from Ark
mhst he Intended 10 say was this namely that the De
Garaton that the Republican party sympathized with
brown was libel on that party He did not intend to
use any ohensive language to gentlemen but made the
remark Deeving the charge TO be belous on the Hepuo
lican platform and party; --a,
Mr. Kusc The gentleman from Indiana says lie
ad NOT nend 10 make the onensve remarks IN an OIL
snNe sense nave INC nsht 10 o1mahu an uhquaii-
neu Ie,racuon 9i the remark
81. Ut Dunn nave maue Ill the eNpianuoh nave
e,my auy 10 MAKE. ,
mr. husI very good' Adjourned
SENATE.
WAs,Naror. Ja, os
Mr. Bigler nreqsn,ed netitons in favor NJ tho
of The (Irittsndsn 70 esoutons " ''' " '"' P''''e'
PoIk of Missorrj nrsssntsd ra,;puors NJ ,bo soua
character aigned hv raI thonsand nsrsons ~ ~
Tha ssnsts nrocSeses ~ tbe cors;derat,on f r,ots
h,,is ' PioSssNs ~ '1S S''i7iusfa'iVh VI P"Nd'o