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The South Conquered Because OF In
Failure OF England 60 Recognise an,
AiA Her.

Iron the London Standard, April ISL
The South s doomed With the surrender Of General
Les ends not indeed the possibility Of military defence
hope Of nsi ssooess xsr four years Of war A. sus
any presidents history after such sacrifices n per
haps nation made In vain; after losses that have
Sr. ,ns ne blood o. the country ssr series Of
courage and skill and devotion have succumbed bru
force, and By sheer power Of numbers race inferior In
vailed the brsycst and mos united people tina. ever
drew the sword In defence Of civil rights and national
The part which England has played In this awful drama
adds tenfod bitterness The grief with which we re-
gard is deplorabc catastrophe Every generous hcar
nation but ws It's nearest kiDsmen, whose supncncss
permitted whose policy furhered and FASTENED It's de-
.ss have 70 bear no; only The psns Of bu.
Heasn rgive AeyD has east ouy ne no6ies opcytsnsfy
s~d be" ccaoyy q ne greafet ts hat rsosrw hlssy
requiring no more than the commonest foresight and
me most ordinary courage would have enabled her
70 deserve the gratitude Of generations yet unborn
blow, TO establish in tho New World that n,srnsonsi
balance Of power without which neither peace nor liberty
South have stayed the carnage OF The war, have made
Csnaac safe forever have secured arm, loyal and
senuPu9n tne hopeful and generous experiment BY
which France 10 endeavoring 70 restore order and
peace 70 MEXICO, and to save The resources Of that
tion-all this abe might have done without over.
stepping By harsbrsadth the duty Of nsulrsls
ana the law Of nations; and there was not found
In England o statesman who had the courage 70
seize tho glorioos opportunity Worse than tbsi tho
men 70 whose feeble and unworthy hands her great
power and vast responsibilities entrusted not only
shank rom cstins her moral weight into the scale Of
Justice order and civilization but they lent her cid 10
the champions Of tyranny within the Union and Of an
srchy abroad They ave srudginely 10 tho South, In
h struggle for her Independence for the saety Of
our colonies and the peace OF the American continent
limited share OF beigerent rights but they seized her
unsrmsd ships In hsrbor, thsy dove her orplees
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has therefore ket the uzic,l and artistic world IN
state Of excitent during that whole time, 10 nDaly 70
be produce Tomorrow evening u
II Is sd that the performance OF this opera WIN re-
quire Sven hours time, and thsA Nina heyerbeer VINO
has ben inp3oss1 by the mAnsyoss v permit 70 %
t'c11S 70 reasonable length looking upon sueh nv
ulAtsoa Of the nusrious sa<sves work ~ saerheSei
ne positively refused me curtain win fall upon sne
psrsormancs ut two O'Clock In the morning One OF Vie
sSvs acss will be three quarters Of hour IN engtn.
The rush for places has been immense. FOR NOUN
pas the bureau q the director has ben beslegca ~
pesons implorng his influence 70 aid them In obtaining
seaAs any time within the next month For tne INST
representation IL 10 supposed that seats eonghs up ~
spectators wall command pfemiun OF hse nunuIs al
france each. The nrs representatsco OF thm Ops'S ~
certainly DO what the French call 'soiemnsty snI
h said thsA the Emperor himself has deIsyea M -
yarture for Algeria day In order 70 aeisV ~ ".
The departure Of the Emperor Is now hxed, 10 $40
for Thursday next and he VII DO absent sn'u'
month
hssx from Frankfort thas United states bonds have
gone NJ 70 H. Before the fan Of Richmond they Were
q a. There n great deal q animation Sl tno
Nank1ort market and orders are daily receveo TOT
heavy purchases tfom london, Berlin and Bsussels
JOIN Bun Is beginning md out that the eormana
vere not such stupid headed foos after ALL for investing
q largely q they have done nom the comencsment Oh
ear war In American bonds 40 :.
One Of tho Paris Journals hes eroneousy pasod tnss
Captain Eemmes had arrived ~ Havrc from Liverpool
Il Il Captain Norris formerly Of the Fisgda VINO me-
| rone 70 CAen, wAsre his family IL residinS
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forh from our co~,ai porsA SAey haSsssed her with
hamperiDs az vcxatoui demands while they allowed
her enery 20 recruit In n land blockade seapors,
and exceed the utmost latitude OF belgerent privileges
In order y lntcgcept the trade q the ConfedcratsA
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Personal Intelligence
Lieutenant Commander william D. Cushing s stopping
at the Aston House
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nsrtS.Ths si.s q the 1:tivss.-Mssnia1
''.sd q t$ r. As:s..i Ss.. ~ 3.
Accounts have last been rcsived 81 The
expedition Northern Australia which had reached n
81 The mouth Of the Adelaide river in Adam BAY no
climate 20 far - had been experienced ives found vsvG
s s::s. sns With shi mos. ~ y As s.s
some dniculties had arisen; but y WIS hoped
they nigh: Be- soon ons
among OF the party with the conduct OF The com
missoner, Mr.. Finniss The Adelaide government ha4
promised a prompt inquiry into this The provisiobe
that had been supplied to expedition turned out 70 b
OF very inferior quality The pork was rotten ana tne
tho sheep met with during the voyage The consS
susncs was that the party we're rs suae .ry ,r0
fresh ooa Snd VEGETABLES One Of the vessels had
been despatched TO Timor for supplies The most foH
obstacle 70 the rapid progress o. the ne
numerous and described being very strong GM4
sts!'cavt race Of msn More Man oeAaY Of those Aoe
had been seen were ouer ss t IN he0t one scas see
iaehs: and = sso i"eSss They had already proved
Az regards the country It is described very favorable
terms The soil is apparently rich and well watersds
which tn settlement Is TO be formed
The Adelaide river Ia magnificent one. Tho width Il
the entrance Is about mile end from that point about
twenty miles up varies from three hundred 10 huUa
dred yards and contains really splendid reaches
called apos DAILY" after his Exoellency and the seS
,ort tov s 10 no laid ont on each side vhere havo
soms biyb land From twenty miles mn to aftv wherS
a. c.,s q Tho ror rarr,ws ura,aiy IN -,
hI d savnrty. xsrds hano The w,dth a. ths CAM
The depth, as far as known shows from fifteen 70 my
ovo' INC oca o. Inc sna 81, ns ~ ~
SoLs rJ y; .h,~,s 80 S"b.s pors NIL, ~
81" I.stS ~ ~ gduEs Mai fSrrs Tf.sn ftIoms 81
ssny psacss The country, for the most part is low
-. a swamp Pt d 1 Fro from n inland = ,rg ns' .tS
fher you 90 back There it is undaatng tho soil bein6
rich almost TO rottennes and is well erased and inter
S nandS h,gh ard trcuca, lie trce
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In the English House Of Lords on Thursday hight
Hari Russell and In the House Of Commons sr George
Grey ION behalf or Lord Palmentona gave NOTICE that
they would the LIST Of Nay move an address 70 the
Queen, expressing sorrow and Indignation q the aasas
snaGion Of President Lincoln and praying her 70 con.
vey that expression Of feeling 70 the American gov
ernmenA
Two great meetings were held In Liverpool, which,
after appropriate speeches had been delivered, adopted
unanimously resolutions expressive Of their horror and
deep sorrow ct The assassination.
Tho commercial body Of London adopted similar reso-
tions and likewise the ofciG bodies In various towns
and provinces
The Americans In London assembled In 0rovenor Ho-
Tel, on Invitation Of Mr.. ?. Wood The meeting 3D.
journed TIL the LIST Of Nay, whom Minister Adams will
preside a mass meeting Of Americans at 81. James
HAN
Tho Italian Chamber Of Deputies has adopted an 3D.
dress expressing gef At President Lncons assassina-
ton and the chamber was drsped in his honor
Paris letters state that tho profound and univsr
~ regret and indignation 10 expressed there at the
sassination.
Mr. Mason (rsbs In letter 70 the hides rspudiates
the crime IN behalf Of The rsbel statea
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ng OF Napoleon and the Cxar OF
Russia at Paris.

from tho London Times, April ISL
The Emperor Napoleon was waiting at the Northern
Railway a. meet the Emperor Of Russia when tho latter
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E u r Q p E. |
Arrival Of the America and Hibernia
with Five Days Later News.
The News Of the President's
Assassination Received
in England.
AcglaA by tho English Parliament Syn
patalsinswith The American Nation.
TN Effect OF LEES SURRENDER
THE REBELLION CONSIDERED ENDED.
W00 VOHqu0St Va oA0 0vNSAA ~s~
to highlands Door.
-~--~---~~s~~>~~~---~
Nm Bull Rsprosehed for His Refusal 70
Recognise and lid HeI.
observation-disclosures
Anticipated Difficulties In Restoring
tho Unity Of the Nation.
American Eive-twenties Advance to 90 on
the News Of Lees Surrender and Fall to
% on tho Receipt Of the Intelligence
Of the Presidents Assassination,
-, TO-, DO.
Anticipated Difficulties In Restoring
tho Unity Of tho Nation.

~ steamship America, on The 10Th Aprn from South
symptom, arrived at this port yesterday.
The Canadian screw steamship Hibsrnian, from Liver.
pol 27h via Londonderry ssth, passed Port Basque
Il halfpast two r. n. of Nay o ~ vssss 70 Quebec
ne news h I'VE days later.
me news Of the surrender Of Leo and the assassination
g President Lincoln had been received In England
telegram from Nice Of April "a says the Csarewitch
~ early this morning
meeting held at Brussels on the evening Of the
~ followed By great popular demonstration h honor
g NE late Union vicsorca An immense procession
tAred 70 the residence Of the Minister a the United
tsAtsa His Exoslsnoy received the chairman and
ksncipal members If tho meeting and made . speech
congrasulatoyy ssrenade was also given
xr Gladstone has made his financial statement b The
Louise Of CommonA II shows . surplus Of nearly
100000 sterling. he proposes 10 take twopencs on
~ income tax xpence or the tea duty and reduce the
Ay Insurance duty 70 shilling and sixpsAcs and
slhss minor changes The nswspapsU generally approve
~ sshsma
ne Ama arrived on the morning Of April -.
Ne steamship Nova scotisn, from Portland arrived
aui On the 2eth ult
fAs aeAmship Tsutona, from New York, arrived u
southampton on the 2sth
The London arrived n plymouth, from Melbourne,
- April ~ with 90 eo4 ounces Of gold.
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The Relation Of Spain and Psr :: ;

Admiral Parea has informed tho Spanish Government
that M the probable Of the fall OF President Peze
and his Cabinet in consequence OF tho rising In Peru he
should forward al communication TO tho succeeding gov
eminent requesting 70 be Immediately Informed whether
thsv accent the recent treaty contracted with Spain
Should The reply not be sufficiently explicit the Spanish
squadron win reoccupy the ChinchaS
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Shipping Intelligence.
Arrived from New York, Fanny, Henrietta and Belle
q oibralsA Europe and Ahsm6rA In the Straits d
eunda.
Arrived from Boston, woosuns 81 Singapore
Arrived IRON San rranolscs, ArfAcan u Hong Kong
Reindeer q WOoeuhe
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Es,uSl >sagA rash - his wsy 70 ma n RnneeD
shs was also . the station On he tsain stopping
dAr u once atgnted ana afssr having s9setionaely
scented 70 them his Two sons whs accompany him In biz
Journey me two Enpssoss eenvsvos1 fes about tsa
carriage and the Emperor with him their Msjssliss ~
naming together until jest befee6 the tsain Started
when the Emperor Napoleon alghted and returned "a
the TuIlenes His Majesty u Russia appeared exceed
ngiy detected and much faexued The Northern com
pany had sent an imperial train 70 take hs Gar It Co
Nice viii be effected three days and four nighta His
Majesty travels with o very numerous suite, In
orencc OF great number Of officials being required for
me various formaes which have 70 be fulfilled In
Of the death Of the Grand Duke.
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The Last Procla mi atoms OF Mr.. LinoOlI
fFrom the London Star, April 261


NJ. Lincoln has issued two procamaiions which ary
worthy Of serious attention Tho one closes 10 trade al
the Southern ports with the exception Of few where
supplies are received for the federal srme& The other
claims from foreign nations such treatment Of federal
cruisers ~ would virtually amount 70 The with
drawal Of the recognition Of . state Of war The
prociamations appear 70 Be somewhat Inconsistent.
Of the late confederscy il virtual thai
state Of war stil exists and that would be nconvs-
nient and impoltic 70 permit 10 foreigners privileges only
consistent with state Of peace. The second, the
other hand Chains from foreign nations al thosS advan
gcs and convenenoes Of peace for national vessels
which the United States are not prepared 70 concede 70
foreigners In the case OF commercial vessels The ques
uon a's e,s whess according e ntsrn.
assuming position apparently 70 oontradic-
tory. M Lincon's government may possibly
contend that the two questions are NOT necessarily
upon the existence ofan enemy sea- and that while
such enemy may exist the ports may properly be kept
closed because Of the disturbed condition OF the country
Rccent events have certainly materially altered the state
the South beIigerens aud thus laid the foundation
for the treatment Of Confederate cruisers lawful
batanta The South had then regularly constituted gov
sfnment with capital and an extensive seaboard from
In point Of fact the cruisers have chiefly sailed from
neutral ports, and this 10 the case with the only two
vessels now Tying the Confederate Gag the Shenandoah
~ Melbourne, and the stonewall at Madeira While the
eghy OF THIS practice has been disputed BY the North,
European governments have looked chiefly 10 the cues
uon OF the commission and when any cruiser was CON-
manded BY An ofhcer having regular commission from
r Davis President Of the souihern States the bel.
lseren character Of the vessel has been admitted. But
the status OF President, seated In . capital and
surrounded by Conrress and by all the officers and
organization OF regular government, IL somewhat DIT
lefen, from NE, Of defeated rebel huyns from The
socalled capital whirh is occupied by the United
States troops, and representing neither o government
por an army MT yeners,n Davis, with bis carpet bag
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DISTRICTS Y0R THE NORTHERN STATES.
From the London Timea April 261

EmgfHuon hA commenced y Enn earIy period o. the
South Wales II h beginning 70 b frequent occurrence
for forty Or nifty hands 70 leave q every pay from the
principal iron and coal works Of The district A few
emigrats 70 Australia, Canada New Zealand and other
British colonies bus q least ninety per cent are bound
for the Northern States The great inducsmon 70 leave
received In the States, and pamphlets and American
newspapers ere induetriousy circulated among the
working classes giving glowing account Of the state u
miners believe the statements made, deepts the warn.
ngs addressed 70 them by American csens Of posi-.
ton such the Mayor OF New York. who has publicly
condemned the pro- eedinss Of tho American Eigrsnt
sooiety In Inducing emgrans come over with no other
Object Than 70 secure cheap labor for the capitalist
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-04
UTARRTN,S CELEBRATED NEEDLE

UTARRIN'S CELEBRATED NEEDLES
w AND FISH HOOKS.-ANDREW CLERK
4 CO., 48 Maiden Lane, New York. Sole Agents
and Imp0rters.-0ur former customers will find
reduction in gold prices Of these Needles while
the quality is always kept up to the highest stand
ard known to English manufacturers. A. C & Co.
respectfully solicit 3 renewal Of the mercantile
House, js24-smt
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MAYNARD, ELY d ROSE, TANNERS AND
Nl CURRIERS-Dealer In all kinds Of Leather
and Shoe Findlngs-have in store large assort.
ment Of French and American Calf Skins, Patent
Leather, hastings. Lasts, &c.,. &C., Oak and
Hemlock Sole Leather, DO, and msnuts eturera
Of Boot Cater and Shoe UPpers, No. - calvert
street. Baltimore, Nd, jea&sm
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TISHWANG.

DR. RAND'S SPECIFIC.-The old.
IL est and most reliable medicine for the cure
of Spermstoehea, Seminal Weakness, Loss of
Power, &c. This medicine has stood the test
of over thirty years and has always proved Q
success
DR.. Rand's Specific is exhibited in the form
of pills. made up entirely of substances that
have q specific effect upon the generative or.
gans. Most persons associate the idea Of opera.
lions upon the bowels from taking any kind Of
pills, The Specific Of DR.. Rand IL not intended
As an eVacusting medicine. Its medicinal vir.
tues are expended entirely upon the impaired re.
generative organs. The pills are not unpleasant
70 the taste, and many persons mastioate them
with impunity before swallowing them, which
plan We would always recommend, ~ snerding
the speediest way 10 get the effect ofthe remedy.
PRICE 81 per box, or sig boxes for IS, Sold BY
Druggists everywhere. JOHN J. KRONER,
wholesale Agent, eos Chestnut Street,
my 2-am Philadelphia, Pc.
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BAGS! BAGS BAGS!

BAGS! BAGS! BAGS!
THE subscribers are prepared to furnish BAGS
Il Of every description, either in large or small
quantities, for Flour, Grain, Feed, Meal, Salt,
&c., SC. PAPER BAGS, from a quarter Of 3
pound 70 fifty pounds, constantly on hand.
These BAGS are indispensable for grOcers and
general retailers.
Price lists sent on application. Liberal dis
counts TO the trade.
B. Z. CLARK 4 CO.,
% Pearl Street, corner whitehall St.,
nv lS-ly New York City.
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Drank l.. MORLING, FLORIST AND SCOTSMAN,
quets, Baskets, Aquariums and Rustic Work MUIR
series, Hookstown Road adjoining Druid Hill Park,
Baltimore, Md. Green House, Hot House, and Bedding
Plants and Roses; Fruit and Ornamental Trees and
Shrubs; Garden Seeds Flower Seeds Roots aud Bulbs.
M Landscape Gardening will receive prompt atten-
ton. myAa.-lyt
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BALTIMORE
Chemical Paint & Varnish Works
WIN. DAWSON IL CO.,
Office No. l04, Lombard street,
Baltimore, Md,
MANUFACTURE AND HAVE FOR SALE
Varnishes ell kinds, Double Boiled Oil,
Japan, Zinc Dryer, Linseed Oil, Neatsfoot on,
White Lead Of the following brands:
English White Lead strictly pure,
VIM. Dawson & Co.'s Psrlor Pure Lead,
Baltimore Premium Pure Lead,
Calverton Pure Lead,
Philadelphia Pure Lead, Patspsco do.
Monumental do. In kegs, and % and
IL 10 lb. cans with balls,
French and American Zinc In Oil, in kegs or cans,
PHI. Hydrag. Whiting, Ung. Hydrag. Putty
Colours Dry and In Oil,
Window Glass, &c. ie i3-3m
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BALTIMORE ADVERTIsM,Ts

NAVASSA q u ANO.-Tbe Navassa
IN Phosphate Company are now prepared TO
supply this most excellent phosphate by cargo,
direct from the Island or in lots TO suit from their
warehouses in Baltimore. Below We give ansly.
sis Of late cargoes
Brig Larks" cargo, containing 80 per cent. of
phosphoric acid equivalent to $685. per cent. of
bone phosphate of lime.
CHAs. Il. BRADFORD,
Guano Inspector Baltimore.
Brig Romances" cargo. containing "a per ct.
phosphoric acid, equivalent TO "a per Ct bono
phosphate of lime. BoOTH GARRKTr,
Philadelphia, May 8, IS. Chemists.
Brig LArk's cargo, analysed by Dr. @. A. Lubig:
phosphoric acid 32.9l per cent equivalent to cal.
culated bone phosphate Of lime 7i.S4.
r, W, L. RAsIN, Agent,
10 97-eo9m - South st., Baltimore,
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NPVT VORK ADVERTIsEWTS.
MARX TIME!

To soIdiers.-WaItham watches
Let every soldier, before he returns home pro-
,,5. himself with an American Watch no better
nss can be made of money than to invest It In
one fthese durable and accurate time'Peees'-
htakind Of property that constantly returns
GOOD interest, aud its money value is so well
known thata pocket full Orsilver dollars wouldn't
be as useful
Sold By all respectable watch makers.
THE AMERICAN WATCH CO.,
Omce, asa broadway, N. n.
jeos-2w
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HROMER's HAIR DYE.-FIFTY
N GENTS A B0X.-Boxes larger than dyes
that sell for 81. Natural, durable, beautiful
WTanted 10 please. This article has bOen tho.
roughly tested by DR.. Chiffon Of New York and
Professors Booth and Garrett Of Philadelphia,
who pronounce II free from all poisonous In.
gredients, and the material composing 1t will
not injure the most delicate hair. Sold by
druggists and fancy goods dealers everywhere.
JOHN J. KRONER,
Sole Proprietor, 4O9 Chestnut Street,
my 2-3m Philsdelpha,Pa.
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HOOKING AND HEATING BY GAS.
Cheaper than Coal or Wood.

The Eagle Gas Cooking Stoves
and Ranges will boil broil, roast bake, toast,
stew and heat irons.
The Eagle Gas stoves and Ranges
have been In use for over three years, and are
found TO be the most simple, complete and perfect
arrangement for heating and cooking, in every
respect, ever invented, and 10 do the work with
less trouble in less time and at css expense than
any COAL or WOOD STOVE.
Their wonderful neAtness, convenience and
economy can be seen at glance.
We also manufacture Coal OIL stoves,
for cooking and heating.
Send for descriptive Catalogues.
EAGLE GAS STOVE MANUFACTURING CO.,
je27-eod2m No. 474 Broadway, N Y.
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=. e. DAYTON a CO.,
Successors to Dayton, Sprague Co.,
RECTIFIERS
and Dealers in
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
WINES &c,
And Manufacturers Of ALCOHOL < COLOGNE
Spirit IS per cent,
IO7 Front street, and "a and IS Desbrosses street.
New York.
A large stock Of Superior Old RYE and Bourbon
Whisky on hand
Established in 1874 my29
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Mr. WIN L. HILL, formerly Of Hill & Norieet
Richmond, Va, and CHAS. d. HILL, Of Nortl
Carolina, are associated with me, and will b,
glad 10 serve their Southern friends.
iel4-Sm HENRY N. NORRIS.
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WELLS CHASE e GEHRMANN,

WELLS CHASE &c GEHkNtANN,
No. 8. HowARD STREET,
BALTIMORE, Nd,
Commission Merchants and Deal.
ers I'm
Cotton and Wooden Machinery
Machine Cards, Warps Wool
Engine Lathes, Iron planners, Drills
Cbucks, Rubber and Leather Betting
Packing, Sperm and Lard Oil, and other
supplies.
Cotton Yarn Twines, Bats, Wicks, &c.
n Orders BY mail promptly attended to.
my2a-