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Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02
Meeting of the Creditors OF Ixetchrn,,
Son a. Co.

The meeting of the creditors of this con-
cern, held yesterday in New York, was pro.
trncted, lasting over three hours. A com.
mittee of merchants, consisting Of Messrs
Moses Taylor, b. F. Sherman, Mr.. Dodge,
and others, was called in few days since IA
examine the affairs of the house. These
gentlemen to-day advised the creditors to ac-
cept sixty per cent, of which fifty is to be
cash, and ten per cent. in one, two and three
years.
There was considerable opposition from the
eastern creditors, but it was finally voted
unanimously to accept the above terms. The
defalcation at Hartford, growing out of the
Ketchum frauds, was not entirely unexpected
by the street.
The loss to the State Bank of Hartford
will only be 500, 900, us Mr.. Calender ha.
replaced some of the securities The Presi,
dent of the bank, Mr.. Bellknap, is the father
of the Junior member Of the firm Of Ketch-
um, Son Il Co.
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02

TIE public has often heard of the adroit-
ness of ladies In the demi-monde in drawing
money from the male froquenters of the
gaming tables ut German watering places,
but few would have ever imagined that the
son of Bavarian butcher, by assuming the
crinoline and other accessories Of female toi-
let, could succeed in passing himself of as Il
Polish beauty of ancient family, and thus
trick admiring dupes out of their money
This has, however just been achieved al
Weisbaden by butchers son, who managed
to get in n good pecuniary harvest, and wher
his deception was at last accidentally discov
cred, got clear of with his booty.-Pdrt'
paDeT.
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02

TREAsCRr DsrARrGBsr, September 1, 1895.
The foregoing proclamation is hereby pro
mulsated for the information and guidance
of officers OF the Treasury Department.
In conformity with Its terms, articles here
toforc regarded as prohibited may be trans
ported to places in States heretofore declared
in insurrectiou without any restrictions, ex
cept guns; pistols, and ammunition. Appli
cations for the shipment of these should b,
made, in writing, to the proper officers of tn,
customs, who will forward them to the De
partment for its decision, accompanied with
such recommendations as they may be dis
posed to make. II. M'CULLoCH,
'..'' Secretary Of tho Treasury.
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02
Colonel John W. Jones Appeals
, 70 The Rsconstructsd Rebels
IA. S for AID. 4. 4
Ills Pupa {Ncv thai ii, Army ha Ben
j Dishhspadsa Nsds >H'lp from Z
He Was Always a Good sourtherner
as Well rs Douglas Man
[sPEorAE DISPATCH FROM HULL,

He'll, Mass, Sept. 2, 1865.
The daily Moraing Bapnaeis of this town
contains in this mornings issue an affecting
appeal from Col. ]. W. JoSEs, It's editor apa
proprietor, for the patronage Of the Southern
people. Hitherto the BarMdeis has been
peddled extensively II the Army of tho Po.
mac, but now that the army is disbanded,
Col. JOKES expects to receive, support from
the South, as he lis not unknown to many
thousands Of the Southern people," and
"during n number of years sustained the
best and most intimate connections with
some Of the foremost msn Of the eontending
parties.". He was the leader Of the club
that secured BUcHASAS's nomination, and
"for months before the end Of the BUCHANAN
administration he pleaded for the most
conciliatory and healing measures" Having
been snubbed by old Buck, he became "the
intimate friend Of STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS" "a
friendship which Mr. DocoLAs did not long
survive and thus, having all sorts of strings
on his bow, he hopes to hit whatever mark
he aims at. ..a.u
Subscriptions to the daily Morning Bar.
ndeis So per annum the weekly b in pro.
portion. .u, '
London Times and the fugacious Chatta.
nooga Rebel will please copy. 80 +
Suffers clerks ..and bounty Jumpers " are
earnestly solicited to act as correspondent
and agents for the Bdrnocie.n ~. &C.
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02
spoilinR for n Fight,

We have seen some letters from officers
lately mustered out Of service which show
that there Is likely to be a good deal of i'm
patience among our warriors under the peace
regime. Young men who have gone home,
where they are in the possession Of ease and
luxury, find their peaceful life quite irksome,
and they are signing for new fields of war.
fare. Army life has its fascinRtions as well
as its hardships and perils and there is an
element in the country at this moment which
could easily be worked up into Il war spirit.
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02
'EERsonAI..

Hon. Horace GREELEY arrived in town
this morning. @ p
MAJ. GEoReE X. LEEr, of Gen. Grant, /,
stas. ieft town last evening for the West. Hs
will be absent two weeks. "a n
Cart. Fox. Assistant Secretary of To
Navy, arrived IN town this morning, from . tJat
Of ofinspection to the East. Y, "
WN. FAxoS, Esq, chief clerk Of the Navy
Department, left this city this morning on briei
trip to Connecticut. Mr., G. Thompson, OF the
secretary's once, will vet as ehief clerk IN the
absence Of Mr.. Faxon.
When On. SHAMROCK comes TO Washing.
ton, with his sprig Of shiliaiee, we shalt hang
out the grespest Of olive brasehea We shall
"tate water with a stick In II.
JAcon SANDERS, A. 8. Wheaton, Gle. Hunt.
L. A. Pierce, T. Montgomery, Geo. K. Davis, O.
B. Jonas and J. II. Townsend have been ap.
pointed to hrst.class Ctl,eoo) cisrkships Ia the
ousrtermsstsr General Z omee.
CART. Moan II. MARTIN and Lieut. Henry
Heir, Of Pennsylvania, have been promoted from
first sl, 2oD TO second olass tl 400 olerkships In
the ouartermaster Generals once. o..
Gov. HAMILTON is quite III at Austin. He
has appointed r. L. Elgin Commissioner Of the
Land oniee, and DR.. Graham Superintendent Of
the Insane Asylum, r ro........
TnE late Bishop Dc Lancey, Of Western
New York, expended no less than forty thousand
dollars Of his private patrimony on the work Of
his diocese. He also kept strict account Of In =
come, and set aparta tenth to the church ''as due
unto the Lordp' and the deneitsipy these pay
ments had been carefully added, and the sum Of
them, four rthousandd dollsrs, had been bequsathed
BY him to the Episcopal Fund as special -trpst,
the income to form an elsemosynary fund TO be
at the sole disposal Of his successors In Once %
The death Of the Admiral d Of the British
feet, Sir Francis william Austin, O. O. B., Is au-
nouneeag He was born In lT74, and was the
son OF the Rev. O. Austin. Edueatcd at the
Royal Naval College, he served In the Mediter.
rsncan, East and West Indies, Baltic and North
Sea. From ls45 he was commander in Chief Of
the West Indian and North Americau stations,
and in 1858 was Vice Admiral Of The United
Kingdom. .' '-.' ~ h'
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02
State ,hs Publio Debt. .

ir Our New York contemporaries have been
much exercised in view Of published state
ment that no account Of the public debt
would be given this month. They will find
the financial statement in. print on Monday
morning, and from Its figures they will educe
the gratifying fact that while the public debt
has only increased about $3.50, 900, the yearly
interest on the public debt has been reduced
about 81, $50, ,DO0 Tho public revenue for
tho last month from all sources was over
$50, 900, 900. BE-"
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN,

Contains a glorious account Of the disap.
Pearance of twelve citizens, where they went,
and what they did, their transactions with
the reconstructed confederacies, male and
femalei also much good advice; MAX MAREr
zEK's Lone Handi KErCnUM as Caught 'un
Decencies of Journalism; Where to go to Earn
an Honest Living; Speeches of Chief Justice
CHASE and others upon the death of Gov
BRouoHi The Andersonville Cemetery, and
everything else worth reading.
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02
A coiored Tournament.

We understand that grand tournament,
similar to those lately witnessed on Analos-
tan Island, was performed near Alexandria,
on Thursday afternoon, by n number of the
ehivalric colored citizens of that place The
riding was superb, and the Queen of Love
and Beauty was crowned after the approved
fashion. The knightly jousts were followed by
ball in the evening at a hall in Alexandra,
and all went merry as n marriage bell"
These chivalric tournaments are becoming
very popular.
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02

The extraordinary feat of breaking the
bank was again achieved on the 18th uh,, at
BADEN. Baden, and this time by three players,
one of whom was the Maltese millionaire
who pei .ormed it alone exactly month be-
fore. Another was Russian Prince, who
played very high. The three champions
chose the black. There are at present at
Baden Baden several individuals who are
noted for their extraordinary luck, and, il
matters continue so, 1t is beloved tbs gam.
ing. table of that Watering place will be a
loser to considerable extent this year.
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02
ToFFfcIAL.l
ny the President Of the United States
OF Americas

NJ the President of the United States
Of American
81 EPR CLAN ArI ~
whsress, BY my protlamatiohs of the thir.
tsspth and nsy-foarth of yahs, one thou
sshd eight. .hundred and sixtys Ave, rsmoviug
restrictions, in part, upon internal domestic,
and coastwiso intercourse and trade with
those States recently declared in insurrec.
ton, certain articles werc excepted from
the effect of said proclamatipns a. contra
band Of war and whereas the necessity for
restricting trade in said articles has now, in
a great measure, ceased: II is hereby or.
ardsrsd tbat'on aad nfter the1st day OF Sep.
tember, 1865, All restrictions aforesaid be re.
moved, so that the articles declared by the
said proclamations to be contraband Of war,
may be imported into and sold in said States
subject only to such regulations rs the Sec
retary Of the Treasury may prescribe.
In witness whereof. have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal Of the United
States to be affixed. ..,.r. a-' ..'
Done at the city OF Washington, this
twenty-ninth day Of August, in the
year Of our Lord one thousand eight
GsEALl hundred and sixty Ave, and Of the In.
dependence of the United States of
America the ninetieth, 2. ~ d
.'....,,... -. ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President: '.''''t',,,
WILLIAM II. SRwARD,, r .----
-.'... ''' Secretary OF State
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02
REMARKABLE EFPEcr OF DIsrATcHEs.-
We find the following telegram in morning

paper: ..
DENVER, Aug. 3O,-An exploring party
consisting Of Professor. Csnton, GeOlogist oI
Boston; Major Whiteby, and others, re-
turned to-day from an expedition through
Western Colorado; between the Rocky Noun
tains and Utah. They report that they mad,
important discoveries Of coal, petroleum and
shale on the proposed route Of the Pacific
raih oad. They also bring dispatches from
new wagon road to Salt Lake, which will
shorten the distance fully 200 miles.
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02

A SPECK OF REBELLION-Bather Miller,
Of the Catholic church at Jefferson City, Mo,
annOsnced to his congregation on Sunday,
that he should continue to preach without
taking the oath ofloyalty, and that. if inter
iered with, he should expect them to come to
his assistance. ~, .ug. rN ..,
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02

SALE or RAILROAD SroCK.-The interest
of the city of Baltimore in the Northern
Central railroad was sold yesterday for 1881,
900. 1t is understood that the Northern
Central Railroad Company was the purchaser.
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02
LOCAEN Il W q.

IMPORTANT TO CLERKs AND orHERs.-The
night schools Of the regular fall aud winter sea-
son, at Bryant 4 stratton' = Washington Business
College will commence next Monday, September
4, and continue eight months, occupying from
Q to O'Clock each night, s7 -T".F"
The season has been inaugurated thus early In
order to accommodate the great number who
have signined their intention to take full course
Of instructions In the evenings this season. All
the great advantages Of a membership In the ed =
ucational chair OF forty colleges can thus be Sc
cured by those who are employed during the
day. 10 ... .''" .
As great crowd is expected, early application
should be made. Circulars tree. =
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02
Hon, T.. ". S.xv..l

We are pleased to learn that Hon. FRED
ERICE W. SEWARD, Assistant Secretary of
State, has so far recovered his health that he
is able to attend to business of n private
character, and intends to resume the duties
of his Office few days hence.
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02

George W. Willis, a clerk In the office OF
Alpheus Fobes, recently stole 5000, and,
after spending part Of it in riotous living,
returned 50, 900 of 1t in fitOfeontrition. So
extraordinary an act in these times deserves
particular mention. ~ aI.UJ A. .,.,
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02
Internal Revenue Decision,

The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
this morning decided as follows a party
who holds o license as retail liquor dealer
and wishes to retire from the business, may
sell his entire stock to another person without
procuring Wholesale liquor dealers license.
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02

Mr.. LEWIS LADMUs, of sO2 Chesnut street,
Philadelphia. offers to the public an excellent
assortment of jewslry and precious stones,
watches, and all that sort of thing, to which
the attention Of our readers Is directed, 2
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2, 1865
IOFPICIAL.1

Appointments bv the President.
VIcroR BEAUDoUCHER, to be Consul Of the
United States at Jerusalem.
Asa 0. Adds, of Vermont, to bo Consul
of the United States at Nice, from the 18th
instant
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02
BRokE orrN A Snow WIrpoK Thin mon

BROKE oPES SHOW WISDow This morn.
ing about o'clock two negroes named Lawson
ner Of Second and T streets, aud stole about
~, 800 worth Of goods. Oficer Harbour who had
not been able on account Of illness to attend TO
his duties, not being on account Of the heat able
to rest, concluded to take short walk, and when
on, SeeOpd street, near II and J, he came across
the negroes with their booty, He arrested them
and brought them TO the station. Justice Walter
committed them to iafl for court,
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02

LARGE SALE, OF real, EsrArE.-It is un.
derstood that Mr., willard, ofthe Ebbitt House,
has purchased the PROPERTY on Fourteenth street,
extending from the corner Of = street TO the
Herdtd ONCE, which will include the premises
now occupied by Mr.. Reed, the ofhces or the
Philadelphia Iaquirer, New York Tiniss, Gin
cinnau Gazette, and the cigar store. The price
said to have boen paid Is $40, 00O.
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02

Do NOT FORGET that WrNAN, the iminiti,
BILE magician and ventrilOquist opens at Odd
Fellows Hall on Monday evening. Go and
get your bump Of the marvellous developed,
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02

PREsEYrArroS.--The Happy Twelve men
who sailed In the schooner wiIliam Henry from
this port, August ID, for twelve days excur-
sion. met last evening at 6reason Is hotel corner
Of Thirteenth and streets, and presented to Cap
tain Thomas shrceye, the owner and commander
OF the William Henry, a hne nautical spy glass.
Mr.. Grezson, the rlandlord, who Is one Of the II.
T., responded To- the presentation speech in u
happy manner. Tho reunion was very happy
one, 80 ~ 'hat #at'lr' ..'aH
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02
The NutIonaI Currency.

From the Bureau Of the Comptroller Of the
Currency We learn that the issues Of curren-
cS to National Banks for the week amounted
to $2,2Sl, $780, Totsiissue, $l7I 4s7,22O,
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02

GRAsD LARcENY.-A young colored lady,
who had just arrived at the gushing age Of sew
enteen, WAS last evening arrested by Oflcer
Crump, OF the Metropolitan police, on the charge
Of grand larceny made by Thomas whi.e, aud
was committed for court by Justice Drury.
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02

DIsoRDERLY,---Charles Hager, who says he
Is u native OF this county, a blacksmith by pro-
fession, was last evening arrested by ohcer Buel,
at the instigation Of Samuel Drury, and was fined
so by Justice Drury, which he paid, and was
allowed to 20 at liberty. -. ..
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02

OK CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY -Oficer
Harbour last evening arrested Lawson Davis aud
william Martin on the charge made by Mrs.
Gould Of grand larceny: They were held to bail
for court by Justice Walter. - .H s1It
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02

An English woman in Dundalk gave birth
to four ohildren--two boys and two girls. A
contribution 10 solicited for her bsrsayed
husband. a si .u. s-I n. glF
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02
Spread of the Russian Plague and the

~--~
Cholera.
The United States consul at Port Mahon
informs the State Department, under date of
August u, 1865, of the spreading Of the Rus.
sian plague, and of the prevalence Of the
cholera. In his dispatch to the State De-
partment he says: doubt no longer exists.
The authorities here are acting upon inform
ation which they have received that the
cholera is certainly advancing to the west
rapidly. My Consistency would not aequit
me of criminal neglect if 1 did not endeavOr
to impress upon the Department the fear that
this disease may again seourge the nationS." "
"Should its advance for the next twenty
days be as rapid as the last twenty days, it
may be looked for in England" \
Quarantine is rapidly enforced here. D."
~ *'* "The supposed interest of com
merco has, for a time, deceived the people,
hut the proof of the advance Of the cholera
is clear and positive, and ought not longer
to mislead any as to its real existence
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02
SMALL Boy RRrnRNEr

bod SMALL Boy RETURNED TO HIS MorHRR-
Yesterday evening oacer Coomes came across
little boy, about two and half years OF age,
the station, house, where he remained until
called for by his mother, Mrs John A. Brother
ton, who resides at a Penns ylvania avenue.
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02
..sHow NE WHO has BEEN ENoAskp ~

..sHow ME WHO HAS BEEN ENGAGED IN
THEsR CoNsPIRACIEs, WHO HAS FIRED
Upon 4gR rI4a WHI R foRrs NNp
TOM HOUSES, AND ARsRNALs, AND DOCK
YARDS, AND / WILL SHOW You ATRAlToR.
WERE I PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
son DID IN 1905. WITH AARON BURR. I
WOULD HAVE THEM ARRESTED, AND, II
CONVICTED WITHIN THE MEANING AND
SCOPE OF THE CONSTITUTION, by THE
ETBREAL GOD WOULD EXECUTE
THEN " = AxDREw JOHNSON, In the United
States Senute-March I'd. 1881.
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02

A1- A Friend I'm Need - Those re-
quiring confidential medical assistance should
apply to some regular educated physician who
has made certain diseases his special study;
numbers OF both sexes, and every age, who have
been to all the self-called doctors In this oity,
and spent valuable time and money, with no
bsneht until he took charge Of them. His termp
are more moderate than those OF mere Boosting
pretegders, whose only purpose IL 10 nssce the
unfortunate,' and then advise them, whom 1t is
almost too late, to apply to him.
Call on him ut once, or you may regret y ever
afterwards. DR. DARBY,
No 400 Seventh street, between ID and K
streets, WaShl ngtOn city. fsl8-u
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02

ALL letters relating to the subscription Of, or
advertising in, the RBPuBLIcAS should be ad
dressed to the publishers, as above.
All letters or Communications intended for pub
lieaton, or In any way relating to the editorial
apartment Of the paper, should be addressed to
the editor, as above.
Business and other correspondents win greatly
oblige the Publishers and the Editor by comply
Ing with the above suggestion.
To CoRREsPoSDEsrs. No notice can be taken
Of anonymous communications. Whatever is
intended for insertion must be authenticated by
the name and address OF the writer-uot necessa-
rily for publication. but rs guaranty Of its good
faith.
We cannot undertake to return rejected com.
munieations.
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02
.As- Attention. Dtsshsrgsdo soldier.

AND sAILoRs.-There Is to be y moetlng OF all
honoTably discharged Soldiers and Sailors at
Wolley's Writing Academy, No. 49l Ninth street,
over Union League Rooms, at l0If clock, a. m
SUNDAY, september 3, for the purpose Of trans
acting business OF Importance, tending to the
mutual advancement Of all concerned.
II il hoped that every person who can attend
will be present Our reasons for meeting on
Sunday are that there are n large number who
cannot attend on week days II found practioa.
BILE, all those who attend will please bring their
discharges Committee OF Discharged ,.Tr
sep2-lt SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02
HS- The EARLY Physical DeQenerasy

R;S- The EARLY Physical Degenerasy
Of the American People, and the early melSn-
eholy decline Of childhood and youth, Just pub
lished by Dr.. Stone, Physician to the Troy Lung
and HygieniO Institute. sIlrtI rhE'
A treatise on the aboye subject, the cause Of
nervous debility, marasmus, and consumption,
wasting Of the vital fluids, the mysterious and
hidden causes Of palpitatiOn, impaired nutrition,
and digestion. =
Fail not to send two rod stamps, and obtain this
book. ia. .I.. 49,
Address ,.- DIR. ASDREW STONE,
jy20.ly No. % Fifth street, Troy, MY.
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02

AS-EnyelopesI Enyelopesi Euvefopssi
Every variety, style,and quality of ENVELOPES
constantly on hand, aud delivered TO all parts Of
the city at New York prices
nS-0rders promptly attended TO. Factory over
Polkinhorn's Printing OGce, 375 d street, near
Seventh. ~ 7 NV au2l-tf
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02

CO The Bridal Chamber, an Essay OF
Warning and Instruction for Young Meh: Also,
new and reliable treatment for Diseases OF the
Urinary and Sexual Systems. Sent free, In
HoUGHToN, Howard Association, PhiiAd"lnhR
Pa r.r 500. .rrr' W .- mh9l.y
AS- 9oOrEstoWn. = The RepOblican
can be eobtained every evening at the Book and
Variety Store Of o. CRANDELL, No.il26, Bridge
street, Georgetown. ..Dop, jAA'H
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02

lnternnl Revenue Neeeipts.
The receipts at the Internal Revenue Bu
reau yesterday amounted to 50, 1866, S84. Os.
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02

NsrIcE. E.-The Daily National Republican q
noo Furnished by carriers to Subscribers Ia TIT,
city and Georgetown at thirty cents per month.
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02

nS- Calvary baptist Church meets
every Sabbath In the Old Trinity Church, on
Fifth street, between Z and Louisiana avenue.
Service at IL r. m. and 7h p. m. Seats free.
Rev. T. X. Hewlett, pastor. janl6-u
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02
SPECIAL NOTICES. >

- The New Jerusalem Temple, ON
North Capitol street, between d and q, will be
tsundsyJ Sept 3, at II u. IN. Seats free Public
invited. :. " -1. ~ Int lts
Daily national Republican., 1865-09-02

'TT IS TINE THR AMERICAN PEOPLE
SHOULD BIZ TAUGHT TO UNDERSTAND THAT
NOT IN ANGBR-BUT THAT TREASON is
CRIME, AND SHOULD Be ESTEEMED AS
Such AND PUNISHED AS sUCH"--AsDRRw
JoHrsoN, President Of ths Unftef Statss-April
70, 1885.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-02-22
The Cleveland Herald

WI, hsi mt In entirely new type before the
srst If January. 1865. and considerably en-
laresd making Il he cheapest paper publish.
cd 9n Ndrtbern Ohio. Tic eorps Of Editors
and Renorters are men known Of intelligence
and reliability. and every statement which
NAV appear in its columns, the publishers as!
suretheir readers can be considered truth
sai' Onr Army correspondence will. be
watohod with care. and nothing shallbe spar-N
cd ~ render Il reliable. Our Commercial Re-
no,,s IMariae News md Markets are ia the
hands If comnetent. Reporters and will be
sonna Az most reliable Of any paper in Ohio.
The %nolitics, Of the Herald must be under
staod by its thousand Of readers. Ills for
|tbs cb,,ntry. the whole country, and nothing
MA a fres 'oonntry. 81 Az1'1i oea2loi'
|, "'tiS r~IJio.1lxa-p sai 90 q1a y
~ m,u..ns;,v Morn;nc mr. Even.
Terms m NY aI., N.Y. :. Tnan;S1 =, Rssl.
ingi Lro-T ess,y,
~, puonsneu oaeuluA = .,h. ss
pAihi ,pse ~ tnon,b $I ~
hr npi %y WTTrTT% ~ vsnr sSYs;, months
ooro nn, VS,'os" NJ raan,h S0e,a