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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-17
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and
Baltimore Railroad.
TIME TABLE.
Commencing Monday, Jan. 18Th, 1865

Train, will leave Depot corner BROAD STREET AND
WARRINGTON AVENUE, as follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN at G.05 A. NJ, (AIondAys exceptei,l
Tor Baltimore and Warrington, stopping at Wilmington,
perryyllle Havre do Grace Aberdeen, Perrymans and
WAY.MAIL TRAIN at SIS A. NJ. Sundays excepted,
or Baltimore, stopping At all regular station meet
Salisbury and intermediate stations.
EXPRESS TRAIN at Lilo P. NJ. (sunlAys excepted =
ton, klkton. Perryyils and HAvfe Dc Grace
EXPRESS TRAIN at 55 +. Nj. Sundays exeeptedl Isr
Newark, Elkton, North East PerryTile Hayre Do ra
Perryman'a and Magnolia.
Nsshlng9a stopping at Chester lonly to take Batmoi
and washington pasasngerE,) Wilmington, Newark, XIX
tor, Norh-kast, Perryville, ahd' Havre de Grace.
Passengers for Fortress Monroe will take the Sis A.
train.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
Stopping at all stations between Philadelphia and W
Leave Philadelphia at II co. A. NJ 200, $50. $40 ana
lo0OP NJ The $50 NJ connects with the Delaware
Railrosd ior Milford and intermediate stations.
Leave wilmington at 645 500 and $50 A. NJ, $50 aW
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave "lRRsS1eR a. yd ls9o NJ sS - and s6i P
Leave Chester az 7Ab, s43, 101l A. NJ 1896 3l3 454.
SUNDAY TRAINS
EXPRESS TRAIN at 4O5 4. 81 for Baltimore and
washington, stopping at Wilmington psrryvile Havro
de urass Aberdeens Perrymans and Magnolia.
MIGHT EXPRESS at Ills p. NJ, for baltimore and
Washington, stopping at Chester. tor Baltimore and
Washington passengersl Wilmington, Newark, Elkton
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN at 10 p. N. for Wilmington
and Way Stations.
BALTIMORE FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at e25 p. NJ, stopping at Havfe de
Grace Perryye and Wilmington. Also stops at Elkton
and Newark Ito take passengers for Philadelphia and leave
passengers from Washington BAltimsre and Chester to
To leave passengers from Baltimore or Washington
Leave Wilmington for Philzdelphia.at $50 +. Nj
From BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore $40 A. NJ, Way Mail LILO 2. NJ, Ex.
press 4s5 P NJ, Way Train. 6,s5 P. NJ, Express 9.25
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester At 6.5T A. NJ, l.50 aud IL so p. NJ
Wilmington at 5l3, $40 A. NJ, 295, 5.O2 and
1895 P, NJ. ' U
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attached will
leave Wilmington for PeryVille and intermediate stations
at 1855 p. N. III u KENNEY
Superintsulsnt
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-17
AN ORDINANCE.

Further 10 amend the Ordinance entitled can ordnAnc,
concerning the Markets.
lie it ordained BY tho City Council OF Wilmington,
FICTION That the 9th Section Of the ordinance entt
ed, IAN ordinance concerning the Markets. is hereby
rep aed and the following inserted In lieu thereotas
'Ths following shall be stations for vehicles, where
persons who are not prohibited by section 80 Of this
Ordinance may sell the growth and produce Of their own
land The eastery side Of Market south of Eleventh
street and the eastery side Of King street north Of
Third street on Wednesdays and Saturdays from the
first day Of May to the FIRST day of November; and the
westerly side OF Market street south OF Eleventh street.
and the westerly sdeof King street north oTbrd street
Wednesday, and Saturdays during the remainder Of the
year and on Tuesdays aud Frdays throughout the year,
and both sides of Fourth street and the northery side
Of the following streets between shpley street and King
streets; to Wit Third street, Rlh street. Sixth street.
Seventh street. Eighth street and Ninth street. and both
sides of Market street between Elevent street and
fhl eenth street on all market days throughout the
year. exceptlng the Intersections Of the said streets
and the crossing therea and the spaces provided for by
section q Of this Ordinance The said vehicles Market
street King street. and Fourth street shall be placed with
the back end and the other streets with side
wards and possible to the curb line and not
the sidewalk and shall not extend beyond the
centre o INC street. nor sha any anima be attached or
DO Kept attached 70 or standing at any vehicle, except
for the purpose OF placing In position removing the
yehlele And on the market stations In Market street
between front street and Tenth street the shAfs
tongues OF the vehicles shall be removed thereiom,
shall ba securely fastened to the vehicles such posi-
not come in contact with them ANY person violating
any OF the provisions Of this section ahA be fined
dollar by the Mayor or Alderman. The provisions and
penalties Of seons "a and 81 of this Ordinance shall
apply persons selling any of the streets Of this
city"
sEcTIoS 2. Section Of the said Ordinance shall be
amended by striking therefrom the following Words to
wit "Market and Twelfth, which In the 10th line
Of said section, In the book OF Ordinances publehtd in
1865.
SECTION g. The Ordinance entitled "A supplement to
ordinance entitled 'An ordinance concerning the
Markets. passed April 2Sth, 1864, shall be, and the
slme hereby repealed.
Passed at the City Hail. wilmington. DEL, Feb. 3D.
1865. A. H0LLINGsW0RrH,
President Of the City Council.
Attest, E. T. TAYLOR, Clerk. feblOlt
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-17

SAVE YOUR MONEY. Remember tho Delaware
Saving Bank is located at the silce Of William
McCaulley, ESD, No. G06 Market street, viii
lningion, Del, and is opened every day to re-
oeve deposits. All amounts received from one
dollar upwards, and five per cent. interest paid
on the snme from the lay of deposit.
WM. M0CAULLEY, President.
JOHN p. Rum, Soc'v.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-17
uo,,ruaI anu Atatrsmrsm
.-.,,or,,,ng. February Il, 1893.
TE7li.EM..llSlss, g.,

49,. i..h ar lass r0ustitutes square.
- 9,..ia 9as iatt Insertion 80 cents per square.
srlsvs Susv of fonr lines, single usertlon, 20 efns
- Mnnura Mnp,s AND STATESMAN is publish ID every
ps yuuntS priday at FOUR DOLLARS Year, pay
fes ,s nur N1 subscriptions will hs received pr
~ ~ ,hese months and no paper discontinued until
ate paid, unless at tho option Of tho pab'
i.lf ursKty JOURNAL AND HrATEsMAN ia pub;
Ns W. F,iIAy at TWO DOLLARS AND HALE
,,ee lSSGsi, psyab In advance. VI PhRkE DoLLAhs
4 not exceeding a square will he In
n Ill tlmes tir one dollar aud sixty centsi aud
,sat. in every subsequent Insertion longer ones
n ~ y ,d,etiisementa sent without stating tho tlme
~ .a y, he published, VIII 10 continued untll they
.s ofti aui charged according to the above teruH'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-17

The Bridal Chamber, an Essay Of Warning
aud Instruction for Young Men-pubshed by the How
ard Association aud sent free of charge in scaled
lopes Address, DR.. J. skillin lloughton Howard As
sociation, Philadelphia, Pa febl0-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-17
Deafness. Blindness and Catarrh.

Treated with the utmost success by DR.. J. ISAACS,
Oculst aud Aurist formerly VI Leyden, IlollAnd) No.
5l9 PINE Street Philadelphia. TeEtimonlas from the
most reliable sources in the City aud County be
at his office. The medical faculty invited to Re-
company their PATIENTS he has secrets In his prac
tice. ARTIFICIAL EYES, inserted, without pain. No
charge made for examination. fvbiOiy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-17
GET ENOUGH SLEEP.

We have often heard young men re-
',ait that four or five hours sleep was
" lhey wanted, and all that the human
Pls9m required. The habit of going
Ylteout sufficient sleep is injurious. Thou
sauqs, no doubt, permanently injured their
Aeallh in this way. We live in fast age,
Fheh everybody seems to be trying to per-
feIs the order of nature. If folks will be
lelNs stent in turning night in to day ii is
fol 70 be wondered thatfew last the allot-
~ FERN of life; no matter what may be
%ena occupation-physical or mental,
Z 4 Nc Othello's, "gone," and living in
aispess-the constitution cannot last,
pepend upon it, without u suniciency of
ssalar and refreshing sleep. Joe Hunt
4. 4he great surgeon, died suddenly of a
l'snodlc affection Of the heart, q disease
.s.'ly encouraged by want of sleep. In
4 kRsolume just published by medical man,
,apsf Is one great lesson that students and
.ass-sHry men may learn, and that is, that
.,sAler \. probably killed himself by taking
w l'ltle sleep. -Four hours rest at
slsA and one after dinner, cannot be
pea sufficient to recruit the exhausted
Pvwfrs ofthe body and mind" Certain.
Z and the consequence was, that
~. h Ter died early. If men will insist in
sssA "sa uDg sleep, her "twin sister Death
"'n aVenge the insult,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-17
JACOB S. WELpIN

<EzEsx REspECTFULLY Informs the citizen OF Wilmls
Hf ton, and the public generally, that he has on har9
st his old established stand, at the corner Of SET
ENTH and KING Sts general assortment Of we'll select
"a Family Groceries, which he will sell At the lowest prices
aud on the most reasonable terms. Having for numbtf
OF years been engaged Ia the business, ho Tutpelly
yitss the public to call and examine his STICK lie ssl
ou a4sntf viii give satstion.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-17
WILLIAM s. HILLEs, President.
GEoRGs W. Bush, Vice President.
JonN p. MCLEAN. Treasurer.

EYE ARD EAR.-Prof j. Isaacs, NJ. D., oou'
list and Aurist, formerly at Leylen, Holland, is
permanently located at No. Oil Pine Street,
Philadelphia, whore persons afflicted with dis.
eases Of tho Eye and Ear will be scientifically
treaiel mud cured il durable. Artificial Eyes
inserted without pain.
N. B.--The Medical faculty is invited, as he
has no secrets in his mode of treatment. ju17 1y
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-17

oRPIcE oP A. q. NJ,
Wilmington, Del.
Will be sold at Public Auction at the boat yard Of
Mssafs Harlan IiolngsHorh Co, Thursday next,
tho 10th inst at II O'Clock, A. NJ the following lot Of
oil mateiia from U. 3. Steamer Diamond
Pilot House With rooms ait.
lot Of old barrels.
lot Of old side lights
old cork tenders.
lot OF old wire rigging.
old sky lights.
lot OF old CRATE bars,
cast iron eApatan.
lot OF wrought iron staunrhsrs aud rods
lot of wire netting
lot of old chain.
lot Of old doors.
lot Of wrought iron
lot Of cast iron.
lot of old lumber.
old c0mpanlon-wAys.
Terms cash al sale
BY order o! Y. NJ. ueuerAl.
G. n GALLAGHER,
Cant. and A. q. ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-17
STOVES! STOVES! STOVES!

- THE subscriber begs leave to call the attento on
M the public to his large and excellent stock COKO
SzlN ING AND PARL0R STOVES, comprising some
S.& the beat patterns in the market
He has also on hand large assortment Of Plain and s
paned Tnware Tea Walters Looking Glasses, Knives and
Forks Table and Tea Spoons, Preserving Kettles Plain
Timed and Emerald Hollow Ware Glass and Britannia Me-
al Lamps seAles Weights and Measures Gnn Shot Dagp
ke., SC, &c.
The subscriber will sell all articles in his line Of busnesu
As low as they can be bought for elsewhere.
ROOFING AND SCOUTING, and all kinds Of Tin and
reasonable terms.
Es@oLD STOVES bought, sold and exchanged.
Tie subscriber hopes by strict attention business and
sndeayotng give bAsaetion ts receive share Of pub
lie patronage. HENRY =. PICKLkS,
No. East 9TH st., between Market and King,
M next door 10 the Old Auction Hon
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-17
PENINSULAR r. r. LINE.
Change of Hours.

0N and after MONDAY, JANUARY 10th, 1865,
" Trains for the accommodation of Passengars will rlp
as follows, until further notice
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-17
A NEW
FLOUR AND FEED STORE.
j. j. BALDWIN,
Notice.

The undersigned having opened Brokers' once In
the City Treasurers Room, Fourth and Market streets, In
the chargeof Wnl Preston, Rs would call special aten
ton to his list Of Kent and Sussex Farms, issued every
month for gratutibus distribution. All kiuds OF ReAl
Estate in Wilmington aud vicinity taken in charge to sell
and rent. aloney Loaned and obtaned on Mortgage.
Catalogues of property for sale In Wilmington will be-
Issued n short time No charges malo except III case
Ofsae. sharo ofthc public paironag9 is respeetaly
solicited. A. 4. JOHNSON.
Wilmington, Del. Jan. 10, 1865. -2O-im,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-17
GEO. DEMERIT & co.
THE FOLLOWING SPLENDID LIST OF
Watches, Chains, Gold Pens & Pencils,
&c., worth $50O,OOO,

To be sold at ONE DOLLAR each, without regar to
value, and not to be paid until you know what you will
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-17
For Rent.
IlruIlI FruItl FruIf !

PPLHs, Oranges, Lemons, iasins, Dates, Figs Primes
II Nuts, d,ird aud canned Fsuits, 6c, &c, at J. o
Gampbelrs usw store No, 126 South Delaware Avenue
philadslphia. jan.e2n.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-17
Living Home for Sale or to Lease.

GE or indoense prompts to ofsr the above nsitu
II ton to person who Is more anxious or more in
need of some paying business than am have fully
aud practically demonstrated the necessity of such
stitution and made for II reputation sefond other
In tue country oi Its age, and we'll worth the attention
any person wishing paying business Of tho kind will
ssl the buildings with all the fixtures at cost valua
ton with any amount OF land from to forty scres
will sell Chestnut Grove Cottage, my family residence,
containing ~ rOOhs with tenant hoHse and other out
buildings, and such amount Of snd the purchaser may
desire. The property Is uuy Oue'tourh mile outside
OF the city limits the highlands having fun view Of
tho city, and the Christians and Delaware Rivefs.J
j. A. BROWN.
wIImIngtOn. Del, Doc 10th. Issi.-aee 10
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-17
HUEAEL'S GOLDEN BITTERS.
A Purely Vegetable Tonic.

A Purely NoR0CaDle Ionlc.
INVIGORATING AND STRENGTHENING.
Foraes the system against the ov eecs unwholesomo
water.
VIII cure Dyspepsia.
VIII cure Weakness.
VIII cure General Debility.
VIII cure Heartburn.
VIII euro Headache.
VIII cure Liver Complaint.
Will excite and create healthy appetite.
VIII nvigofate the organs VI digestion aud moderately
Increase the temperature Of the body aud the force
Of the circulation, acting In fact general corrobo-
rant Of the aystem, contAnn poisonous drugs and
Is
THE BEST TONIC BITTERS
In the world.
AFFAIR TRIAL Is EARNESTLY SOLICITED.
GEO. q. HUBBEL g. CO..
PROPRIEToRs,
HUDSON, NEW YORK.
Central Depot. American Express building,
60 HUDSON STREET, NEW YORK.
AS- Por sale by Druggists, 0roeera, 80.
For sale in Wilmington by dKO. u. THOMPsoN and
ALEX. BAvtLLR. oct IA 6m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-17

a. aohAan A HARD aoBRls, aged eighty two years. son
~ NJ late Gen. Morris and eldest Grandson Of
as.'t Norris, one Of the sipners of The Deola-
o. VI independence, died at his residence in
NJ county, New York, On the I'd inst. Rich
n 4 s,IIls was born in Philadelphia on the 18th
vs,s pi.tln6er, 1879, receiving baptism from the
49, au'e b'shop White, Chaplain Of the first
llsss1 and his namo from his uncle and bap.
tler 'pSlsor, Richard Morris, then Chief JUS
nds,,, ,ne state OF New York, who 10 1892
Wsasi""tea the inauguration oath to General
~ Jacob Morris, the father OF Rich.
iaslstor was prominent officer Of the revo-
la q. army serving az aid to Gen. Charles
Ne ~ was an active participator in most ol
rs's{ r'{-es o. the revolution, taking a dislin.
N. 81 part in the gallant defence Of Fort Monl.
s,s,,,v ~ me year 1887 he moved to OtseRC
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-17
DELAWARE MARBLE WORKS.

Corner of Fifth & King SITS.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
muE citizens Of Wilmington aud surrounding country
respectfully Informed that the undersigned have
entered into eopartnership, under tho hrm Of CAL
LAHAN a DAVIDSON and are now prepared to furnsh
Monuments, Tombs, Head and
Foot Stones,
y EVERY DESCRIPTION, Of the most modern designs
cut of American aud Foreign Marbles finished IN The best
Anner, and terms tRs0nthle As will insure good
and substantial Workmanship and materials. Also Mar.
Bile aud Slate MANIELS Of all descriptions; Marble
GrAnils and Brownstoue work for building purposes u
every description furnished In the best manner.
We tendsr sincere thanks 10 the public for tho lib
era patronage heretofore and solicit continuance VI the
same. Everything warranted u give satisfaction All
orders from any part Of lhe ntry attended to with
prompiness
PATRICK CALLAHAN
WILLIAM DAVIDSON,
lss, 1853 iu.9Bmu
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-17
Dividend.

REAL EsFATE BAEE or DRLAwARg,
NEWPORT, January 3d. 1865.
The Board Of DireetOrs have this day declared DiYl-
dend Of dollar and forty cents per share payable
demand clear Of tax, out Of the profits ur The last
elk months.
further installment Of ten dollars per share will he
due and payable before the seventh day Of febru
ary next. JOS. W. IL. WATSON, Cashier.
ian.63H.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-17
ECONOMY DURABILITY! CONVENIENCE!
THE STAR"
N0-CHIMNEY BURNER
FOR
Kerosene OIL Lamps and Lanteras.
(EDGARls PATENT, AUG. II, IsO9l

kkDdAhS fAIENIs AUG. IL leOjl
To consumers Of Kerosene Oil, this Burner will bo
found invaluable being designed to supply the long
existing demand for a good light from Kerosene Oil,
without the use OF the glass chimney, which Is
slant and inconvenience TO housok eepers The
qualities which most prominently distinguish this ap-
proved and superior Burner are the following;
II gives brilliant and steady light, free from smoke
smell or evaporation OF Oil.
?. II bo carried and handled freely without baing
extingushed and ia especially adapted for hand Lamp
or Lantern.
.. It lts all ordinary size Lamps and burns % per
cent less Oil than the ordinary Size chimney Burner.
II does not heat the Lamp and is therefore warrant
ed safe and reliable.
This Burner has been approved Of aud adopted by the
largest Lamp Dealers In the country, the hest and
most durable yet Invented II used various lHoa
Of Railroad Cars aud Stages n the eiiy with enre salts
READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIAL:
"This Is to certify that have used the 'sta' No
Chimney Burner for the last three months with perfect
satisfaction and would recommend II TO parties running
Stages Cars the cheapest and best Burner in
use.
HARRY PALMER
supt eth Ave. Line Stage.
"New York, May II, 1884,
N. B. Trim the Wick square with the top OF the Burnp;
II will give much better light than to round the
corners Of the Wick.
WILLIAM STRIMPLE,
S. E. Corner Of king and Front SFeets,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
Sole Agent for the States Of Delaware and Maryland
fallO-lul
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w ilmington City Railway Co,
TIME TABLE.

Special Cur rerss IN oaiiing for trains from r,lad
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-17

On hearing the bgls ring for the constitutional
amendment abolishing slavery In the Unitel
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-02-17

Passed at ms Frat Session Of The Td1ty-eghM
Conpress.
, 1865-08-12

Editors Tribune: .-.,-...
AZ my nsme has hsd pronfntnt place in The
public car derive no correct opinion Of The merits
Of the case from the conflicting statements In the
different pap. n, beg leart to state the facts.
Early In september last teK0eb3g" enlisted IL
the navy as substitute for one fisherman" /"
from nhom he was 70 hare $500 1oca| bounty.
COMMANDER Of the naval rendezvous In this city,
by me september 10, 1E6a--lesx $s5 about which
there IL 10 dispute THIS money vas paid to
Lieut. Harty for, G1d not 10 the substitute tor
there reesons.
tun,nR TO take chsfes OF the local bouIt1e Of
1eG1nith md fpbsti1n. until their arrival On
board The r. ceiytpp ship At Cairo, necessary pre-
caution, to p1eyt nt csscTaton IN tF1otas1.
I'd. Leni. HartJ would In no case ts:uo
bounty sereed npon Aad ben paid to hin.
Sd. II The bounty moueT waa not paid over to
Lieut.. Hasty before the recruit was sent forward.
be would either dlechsIEe the recruit OF dub3tt-
tute or lei him 20 fox some principal who would
pay oFtf tho money On the spot. ~
had any connection with The euhsutute business
In III city n Sept 1sGl. Fton the above ii uuAt
sppeat evident to eyery candid person that fs4nd
on ny part was simply tnpoasiAe. shou'd ned
10 lhls come thst every recruit ana eue,t1 n
Atut- Hafty himtelf, tt}ore he er1s t7uztred IN.
that his money could and would not be paid to him
until he reported en- board the receiving ship at
Culro. No one understood. this better than
konn'e h'ass whq esvs ,he orssr q L;srt.
eeive his money 1t tAtro. That was not NY fault.
txd no control o1er 1t alter tt p1teed into Lent.
Hsrty's hsncs. hare n,ade no a!lusion to the
proofs sh.t ! rely upon, and which Will be pre-
Eff. ApAxs,
, 1865-08-12
Iha Germnns in Texas.

teQ11Egp0EQEQE TAll9Qt3pG1at 1fts6.J
One Of the p1easaLtest and most prosper
Brsunfc1a, wholly German. lying upon the
Guadalupe river, at the crossing Of the Aus.
tin and San Antonio road. I have no means
Of telling the number Of It's Inhabitants, but
should say, some two or three thousand.
II 10 neat, clean little town, looking
neither Dutch nor New England, but Kind
of delightful cross between the two. It's loW,
white houses, embowered u gardens OF
trees and vines, and flowers, have mpst in'
yittnR air shout them, and make a traveller
loih TO leaye a ptace that seems 80 social,
cool aud comfortable. 1t Is full Of mechanics
Of various trades, who do their work better,
and sell 1t cheaper than at any other town IN
the State. Its streets, and yards, and gar
dtps, and shope. and schools arc models IN
their way; and at the latter, which are pub
Tic, are employed both German and English
teachers.
:, But their present lccatlou, though lacking
but single Thing to make It the paradise Of
the State, in that single want, lacks all laa 8
farming countty). It Ia In country OF fre~
quent drought, and. where crops are often
dependent upon irrigation; SUI, despite al
compelled their 1ards to yield them LIVING,
have ben moderately prosperous, and are
amcre the psst -ttleTB Ct the State. They
ate so,er, Industrious, honest and loyal.
Their farms are better titled. their towns
better Eept, their streets cleaner, and their
groceries safer than any Others In TIE State.
While thelr sllpthod neighboss are living on
corn and bacon, with neither fruits nor
fowls, these busy and eenalbla Germans, by
dlnt Of Eater.plpes and busy hoes, arc filling
their gardens with peas, cucutnhers, aud cab
bsges; with apples, and peac9est and plnms,
ana bringing to tteir tables eggEs and spring
chickens, as abuniantly rs 1t natu'e
II. foNJ 4 rrS%ka nh 4 Yrr 1HH