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Desirable Real Estate at P,icate Sale.
BY A. i. SALIEAS,

At Private Sale
That derirably located THREE AND HALF STORY
BUILDING the east side Of King street. No. be-
ing the fifth House porth Of Hudson street. containing
eight large rooms The lower room, now occupied as
Office, and entirely Separate from the residence
with very little expense. be converted into handsome
store. The Lot measures thirty feet six inches
King atree by two hundred and feet in depth,
less. upon which spacious outbudings.
This property is susceptible of great improvement at
small cost. and oero opportunity for investment.
For further particulars and terms apply above to
May No. ~ VENDUE RANGE.
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,a- SEE SECOND AND THIRD PAGES. az

THE Southern Combination Troupe was pre-
vented from performing last night at the Hiber-
nian Hall on account of the heavy rains. Tonight
their first entertainment will be given.
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eds rO AND ASHLEY CANAL COMPANY.
OFFICE EDISTO & ASHLEY CANAL C0MPANY,}

CHkRIHsToN, g. O., March 16, 1866.
TY ACT OF THE LEGISLATURE, PASSED AT IT8
ID last session, the EDlsTo AND ASHLEY CANAL
COMPANY received permission to increase their capits
from One Hundred Thousand 1900 0OO Dollars to Throo
Hundred iSl00) Dollars each.
The public are hereby informed that the books for
subscription to tb" additional Stock will be open from
"a. NJ. to 2 p. NJ Iy, at the Office of Messrs JOHN
g. RIGGS CO., o.. Broad-stree and EssttBay. The
Stock subscribed for to he paid for monthly inna
mont OF OF Five 1857 Dollars each and every share
J. RAVENEL MACBETH,
secretrry and Treasurer.
P. 9. "Carolina Times" copy and send bin to this
once. H8roh 10
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THE DANLIVGTON sOUTHEKNEh.
-I,HE SoUTHERNER "a PUBLISHED REGULARLY
| every FRIDAY MORNING. at Darlington Coura
House 8. O.. by JAMES II. BROWN And EdteSd by y.
". 30 ID. Esq. Il has Just commenced Ito SEVENTH
VOLUME under very fattering auspices Il u largo
shee printed the best Of paper and the puoshex
making It worthy OF the largest patronage Having q
good and rapidly growing circulation emong the Plant.
Pee Dec country ,it oners strong Inducements to u
Merchants and others desirou1 OF making theIneo
known through the nledium Of advertnsmso'-
FecruarYfd #s
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/ The Memphis Aoaldnche says thst the funeral
OF sistor 0.rnAnrNE, Of the Dominican orders,
took place in Memphis on Monday, from st. Pc
ter's and St. Paul's Church. The beautiful and
solemn ceremonies OF grand high mass were held
for her >repose. Her life was without o biemish,
| and her deeds were ali Of charity. ~
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Elegant Residence at Priuate Sale
BY COHEN. HANCKEL 81 CO.


By COHEN, HANCKEL 81 CO.
At Private Sale
That elegant two-and. a-haH story WOODEN RESI-.
DENCE, on . high brick basement situated the
northeast OF Bull and Rutedge streets, contain
Ing ten upright rooms, besides attics and basement
The Lot is large measuring hundred and SIX feet
three inches lG8 feet nches) Bull street by two
hundred and eighteen 2l8 Rutedge, and 10 encloa
ed byls brick wall. ,tstt-t
On this premises good and comfortable accommo.
dstons for seryants carriage house, stables. and all
necessary outbuiding8.
For terms and other particulars, apply as above,
COR. EAST BAY AND BOYoE CO.'S WHARF.
May .... .,..s wfm10
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: ARn1vALs.-GeneralsS SrEEDMAN and FULLERTON,
who are on visit to the Southern States by direc-
ton of the President, for the purpose Of investi-
eating the condition Of The freedmen and the
working of the Freedmens Bureau, arrived in
this city last evening, and arc stopping at the
Mills House.
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House and Lot in GreenuiUe, s. c.
BY SMITH AND McGILLIVRAY.
At Private Sale
delightfully."- situated RESIDENCE in the salubrious
and picturesque town of Greenviile.
For terms. apply above. at No. 27 Broad street.
State. Msyl
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Residence in Summe1-uile.

Residence in Su,nmeruiAe.
BYBMITH AND McGILLTVRAY.
At Private Sale
LOT of over acre with neat summer REsI-
DtNCk. pleasantly located two Stories double piazga
good garden, all necessary outbuilding &c.
For terms apply above. at No. AZ Broad.Btreet
State, MnY1
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AUCTION SALES.

Under,oraers' Sale Of Ttoeeds, Blankets, Flannes,
Linens, Gross CM Sa,rs, DC.
THIS DAY. May II. at 10 O'Clock will be sold. at the
of Boyces Wharf and East Bay. for account of
Underwriters and all COL cerned.
Eight ts) BALES BLAEKETs-o4, 1O-4, 11-4. 1914
E'even C1l) bales White Welsh Flanncls
Three g, bales wator-Proof Shepherds and Fancy
Iweeds
OLe ~ case Black French Doeskins
One tD case Linen Duck for coatings
Two ~ cases Cross Cut Saws
One half chest Tea
Damaged on board Schooner wickopec. voyage Of
Terms cash. May II
ny COHEN, MxNIKBL & co.
THIS DAY. at 10 O'Clock will be sold. at the corner Of
Boyce Co. Wharf and East Bay,
Blk 70, PIECES ca LIGHT MELTON CLOTHS.
Four ~ pieces Ca Fancy Cashmere.
Sold to close consignment. May Ii
Sliqaly DAMAGED Hay.
ISAAC E. HERTZ & co.
front Of our store No. aoi East Bay corner Of Gum:
60 bales HAY. slightly damaged.
Terms cash. May IL
Condensed MN, Pickles, Sauces and Sour Mrous
VIII seil at Auction THIS MORNING. 1lth inst at 1oh
O'Clock, st our Store. No. 2ol East Bay, corner OF
80 cases CONDENSED MILK
"a cases Champagne Cider
16 p. Sauces
20 cases Assorted Pickles
cases London Club Sauce
Is barrels Sour Krout
Terms cash. May ii
Boots. Shoes Dry Goods, Hats, dc.
By MILES DRAKE.
THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock will be sold nt my Store,
corner of King and Liberty streets,
Cases MEMS BOOTS. BROGANS AND BALMORALS
| casee LADIES' Congress Caters and Goat Balmorals
Cartoons Misses and Childrens Lasting Congress- Kid
Balmorals and P. L. Ankle Ties, &c.
Pieces Grenadine and Plaid Lenos
| Pieces Mozalnl ique ard ED broidered A. Soiree
| Pieces Figured Lawn and Silk Tissue
| Pieces Printed Linen and Figured Barege
| Pieces Organdio Lawn and Swiss Muslin
Pieces Brown Homespuu, Longcloth. Brown Bleached
Canvas, Melton oloh, Summer Jeans, Tweeds and Cas-
| simere, &C.
Hosiery, Crash. Towels Agate and Lasting Buttons
ahawl', Talmas Linen Collars
Buckskin Tobacco Bags. Pipe Stems. Fans, &c
large assortment MEMS AND BOYS CLOTH AND
FELT HATs latest styles. MAY IL
Rags, Rope, ga IRON, and Metal.
THIS DAY. 1lth instant will be sold on Kerr'i
Wharf, at 10 O'Clock,
ss srass sa,ss RAGS
| oates Rope
| 81 tons Old Iron
| lot Old Metal. May II
| ny MILLIGAN, MELCHERs tS co.
On FRIDAY, 18th inst on Accommodation Wharf, ",
| will sell, at ii o'clock
| About 1000 pounds BRASS aud COPPER
| 1lot Cast Iron
| lot Wrought Iron.
| Conditions cash. May 10
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UNDERWRITERS SALE OF DRY GOODS AND HARD.
WARE, &c.-Psrtioular attention is called to the
large sale, by Messrs. COHEN, HANcKEL Co.
to-day, at 10 O'Clock, ON account of underwriters,
of dry goods, hardware, &c. Also, at the same
time, q sale OF Melton cloth, cassimeres, &c, to
close special consignment.
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PRIVATE SALES.

" Schooner at PfiUdts Sale.
By SMITH AND McGILLIVRAY.
The schooner ''5EA FOAM" good saiIer; carry
about rs cords wood. Apply as above, at
No. 81 BROAD-STREET,
May South side, near State street.
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DRS. RAuUL 4 LYMAN

ANNOUNCE TO THEIR FRIENDS AND THE PUB
Lie that they have established themselves ~ APoTHF-
carries and DRUGGISTS at tho NORTHWEST COR
NER OF KING AND MARX ET STREETS. Their stock
has been carefully selected by one OF the ARM in per
son, and obtained chiefly from soHIEFPLEa BROS.
and DR.. E. R. sQUIBB. Manufacturer of speciAlHes.
They offer choice variety of PERFUMEBY, FANCY
AATIoLEs. and FRENoH PROPRIETARY REMEDIES.
Special attention win be paid to the PUTTING UP
OF PRESCRIPTIONS efficient olerks having been
secured and one Of the Arm will always be In attend.
ancs. Drs RAouL & LYNAR win also attend TO their
professional duties from this Store. May
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA,
TONDUCTEp BY THE SPANISH GOVERNMENT. .
~ $3.50, 900 IN GOLD DRAWN EVERY sEVkNTEEH
DAYS. -.,s
Priz q cashed and Information fur nished.
The highest rates paid for Donbloons and all hind
Gold and svnr. TAYLOR b co., Bankers,
Fahrna~v Grnr No Va wall.atraet New Ynrd
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NEW LINE OF STEAMERS TO BALTIMoRE.--We are
gratifed to notice by the Baltimore papers that
Messrs STREET Bros. & Co., Of our city, are soon
to have in operation line OF steamers to Balti-
more, consisting of the Adele, Capt. HALL, and
the Lula, Capt. Guilds. They are both excellent
boats and the Adele will leave Baltimore for this
port on Saturday, the 18th instant.
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deep intereat in this matter shall attend as off,
GERS OF the Association to be elected and Com
mittees appointed. ,..-
Mr. Purcell, the gentlemanly proprietor Of the
Mills House, has kindly rendered the ladies who
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WE ARE glad to notice that certain very worthy
merchants Of the city have decided upon closing
their stores every Saturday afternoon at two
o'clock during the hot weather. This arrange
ment will greatly add to the health and comfort
Of employees, and it is to be hoped that other
houses viii follow the laudab1e example. The ar
rangement is to commence after Saturday, 18th
inst, 10 =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19

WASHINGTON, June 1s-The following
was issued this morning:
Department Of State, Washington, June 1874.
Ihc President directs the undersigned to
perform the painful duty Of announcing to
the people Of the United States that Lewis
Cass, distinguished not more for faithful
services in public trusts than by exalted pa
triotism AT recent period Of political disor
der, departed this life at 4 o'clock yesterday
morning. The several Executive Depart
ments Of the Government will cause appro-
PIRATE honors to be rendered 70 the memory
Of the deceased at home AMI abroad, whcr.
ever the National name and authority are
acknow lodged
tSigned tss5s WV. n. SEWARD.
Senator Brown has returned nearly re
covered in health.
Official information received here shows
that While the Fenian movement may be
dead for the present, 1t still retains the same
elements, may materially aid in another
spasmodic effort whenever suitable OppOr
tunity occurs. Quantities Of arms and mu-
nitions are still moving to various places Of
deposit, and especially to Pennsylvania.
The organization 10 very strong throughout
the country, but especially At the south,
where there 10 large proportion who will
hail fighting opportunity with great pleas
ure.
Quincy Adams Brooks has received the
appointment Of Special Agent Of the Post
Oflce Department for the Pacific Coast, in
place Of Col. MARYLAND, resigned The lat
ter has withdrawn from the Post Once De-
paAtment 70 engage 10 the practice of law
q an advocate in the Departments in this
city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19

PoUaHKRKPsIE. June II Last night, be.
tween 10 and II O'Clock, two men, Iseonidas
Blizzard, Of Athens. Tennessee, . student Of
Eastman's College. and Geo. Lewis, butch.
er Of this city, got intOan alteration. Blaz
ard having . navy revolver in his hand,
Lewis cndcavOrod u wrist il from him, and
while both were struggling for the weapon
the contents Of one Of the chambers was
discharged. the bal entering the heart Of
WIN. r. Freeman, Of MusCntine, Iowa, an.
other student, instantly killing him. Blaz-
conclusion Of the taking Of the testimony at
the CO, ncr's inquest Lewis was also arrest.
cd. The latter wss, however, released 10
night on giving bail in the sum of $1,000
The jury, In their verdict, call on the au.
thorisies to take prompt and speedy action
IN the matter Of persons carrying concealed
weapons Of any kind,
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: HALIFAX, - I'LL p China
iron Liverpool, on we ~ VA QooenN0Wn
the 10Th has arrived.
Dates are two later:
The political news 70 unchanged:
COntinental news CONTINUES Warlikc.
IorpoN. SATURDAY EvRNIxo, June o.
Consols cloeed at S0s@oSt for money s.
Q0s 0S1Qoa
tn isdications that war will soon break
out "a lncssaaine.
The entry Of the Prussians into Holstein
il reenrdcd By tie latter q Q virtual com.
menCemeut Of the war.
Il ID asserted that the entry II breach Of
the Oestin Convention. and that the forci.
BILE occupation IA 4 cdsisvs bet.
The Duke a. 0rammont had zone from
parie ~ Vienma' "A IN misoion 4 ~ n
= : ~ sGort ~ conriliation. Ne ~ 4
ooslss-nss m Count Nenedosf "a g
sdnience nm Tho Rnnernr 81 Ausfria.
Nsnsacr6 q IA ~ havs nositivelv main.
t.insd ~. ss,i,nde of AZ Austrisn replv "a
n. ;r,ss.,ior ~ shc ,.nnsres.
Thc Conrs confer mi arrived n Vienna
v,th A. 'ssecsrsnh leiter ior To- CA.
Co,st Risnsrk ~ iss1ed a. inDortant
disnsich 10 me- Prussian Kepresentativ es
shrnsS In vrrv hitter terms tovards Aus.
nation .er.es thst tie determination "a
r.s. ~ss;s ss.siri
m the other hand II n Inserted that Prua
ri. ~ been most conciliatory for psace. bat
she corresnondino feeling NO longer exists 81
Vienna Not onlv was there manifes.cd A
..rs;re .,,serce IF n, readiness II enter intn
.-GS...;.I ~a.cs;.,;or. .rd d;ecu.e 1ho
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WASuIN0fO0, J0oc ~.
1t will be remembered that several weeks
ago the Treasury Department delivered to
the Bank Of New Orleans between 81, O00,>
600 and $4,000, 900 Of Louisiana State
bonds, which had been deposited BY the
bank with the State Auditor, IS security
for their circulation. These bonds we've
part Of those captured by Gen. Sheridan at
Shreveport. 1t has now been decided to
deliver the remaining portion, amounting
to ab out million and half to the State
Auditor.
The President yesterday sent message
to the House, in response TO resolution
concerning the provisions Of law and ordi>
nancss Of the late insurgcnt States on the
SUBJECT Of the rebel debt 20 called. The
following facts are gathered from the ps.
pers: On the 10Th Of October last, the
North Caroline Uonscneiou. posed IN OF
diuancs prohibiting the payment Of all
ds6ts created q incurred In aid Of the late
rebellion. In the Legislature Of South Car
olinA in last December, resolution was
reported BY the committee on FEDERAL re.a
itions and Was passed, to the effect that
they had not the necessary information to
ena 10 them to act advisedly in relation to
scpudisting the debt incurred in support
Of the rebellion. They called on the Comp.
trol'er General to furnish it, and until it
should be forthcoming they would make
no definite recommendation on the SUBJ
ject.
The Georgia Convention in November
passed an ordinance rendc. ing null and void
III debts created for purposes Of carrying
on the late war against the United States -
The Legislature, besides, passed an act pro-
hsbiting in any way the pay ment Of any
part Of the rebel debt.
The Florida convention in November de-
sisred the debs null and void. The Missis-
sippi convention in Az gust rejected the or
dinsnce Of secession, end the Legislature
passed Law prohibiting the treasurer from
paying any debt until authorized 70 do SO
by that body. From the papers in the pos.
session Of the Stste Department il does not
appear that the TREASURER has been ordered
to pay any part Of the debt incurred in the
late rebellion. The Texas convention d,
clared the Confederate debt null and
void
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crFsca DAvkSrosr DEnocsAs,t
Tues'ay evening, June 18th, 1885.
flccr -ass AZ ti.oo per barrel whsle-
nj a -, per bha ee.s0.
II In bulk ;S.S:
nessh IN Dbl. - co.
In bulk. $500
bUc9wkAs rloe1 Per cwt rs.
Goes AsAL.-No. l Ger busbsl 70 cts.-
Wesr- Receipts not vsrv lsrgs. No.
I, I'd siset brings el,7S ~ bsshei. No.
l, new heat 81 80. No .. rs.
. Ccs.-No. l brings 4504e cts per
busAej
O4r-A fair quality brings 2502s cts
BAEs!.-rhs recsipss have bsen fair.
No. rss' 10 cents. No. ;, $500 ess
Osss.-No demand whatever.
Pof:ces.-4o0s0 Ct.
eeo-Per doA lSA0 l5cts.
BseA.cRe pe6ad llO2o -.
WE BsAxS.-Ddll ., 0eeDe0e.
HAs-Pss ten osOtls.
CoI.-l6c u Rsilrsad Depot 16e 1t
coal I'd.
,ldr-Easy a.d esnssd larre. New
Fctk xchanss bsyieg q ~, ceiling u /
premm. Chicago buying ct ! discount,
ssllinet ! premium. 81 Louis, buying
ct scount, selling ! premium. 7-s0's
2 permit premium. Prices governed BY
Taste markets. Demand for compound
intert notes small.
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New YoRK, June 18.-During severe
gale last night one of the walls forming nan
Of The ruins Of the Academy Of Music "
with . tremendous crash fortunately 10
one was within reach Of it. A number Of
trees were uprooted In and about UAlon
Square, and several ships dragsed their an
Ch0rS in the hArbor suffering damage.
The Southern mail duo early this unurninR
Was detained BY . portion Ct the Railroad
track near Pefryville, Nd. being washed
away.
No additional deaths Of cholera In the
city have been reported.
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BALrmORs, June 10 "A fatal case of
cholera occurred here yesterday, r. M
That of . gentleman who arrived from New
York BY Saturday nights train. The nalne
Of the gentleman h Mr.. Howard. His hath
er resides in the westcrn part Of this city
Ne coutracted the disease In New York from
bic room mate, who died oft He was sick
when he LEFT New York. When he arrived
here on Sunday morning be was taken to
the inflrmsry and given the best medical
treatment, but was too far gone for the ply
aiciAn T., arrest the dieease
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Wonderful but Truc !

MADAME REMINGTON, H. wcsid-ssnswned
Astrologist and semanbulistic Clsirvoyant, wAilsi
caivoyant state delincates Ne very features q ~
psrson You arc to marry, and b tho I'D q - nstru
nent Of intense power. known u the fsychonetrpes.
guarantees to produce perfect and liienke picauS
q the future hus61nd of M u ~ aDpleanA wilA
dats Of marriage. occupation. leading traits q cAar
acter, &c. This Z 40 imp0stion, . testinnials
without number assert - ststing plaee q brsA.
age disposoa. color Of eyss md hsir ma enelosng
my cents. md seanped envelope addressed y 49,
~ - wfn fsealts - plsl}s ~ return nai. -
geohse NJ dsu1Uu1 lnbma&1sns @4S
Addscn = 60 1fpee. NASAns 0uisupnn lu1uu.
10. r. o. ~ ~. We Frsy, TX. navsd&wsn
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Cut Meoo-Hlsuef.
Lsea-Dsll 80 heavy, le){o15k,
10 bod . o .. 4
PetroIes1n-Qulet.
IASt0P mAngRg.
grades.
Mhsae-CIoscd dull and dropping.
Corn-Cl0.sd dull Ease lower.
rcfk-Csosed irrsgulaf. unsettled and lossr.
new aess; $3.50 lar reRulm.
ssj<.
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'NaA ts.hnasi.slt'i.- eauilcntisl, and advice era
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s'~' ~ assumption and Nervous Dchility.l 81
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~ orders should be addressed
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NEW YoRK, June 1S.-Thc Posts money
artic 70 says that though gold is less active it
IL still excited and transactions have been mt
rapidly varying rates.
The loan market isextremely easv, but in.
active. Call loans are easily Obtained on
first class securities 1t 4@6 per cent.
The stock market IL dull but irregular, in
reeuOnsc to the rise in gold.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19

WAsnxsfox, June 1e-SkxArA-Nr.
Wilson reported ffum he military comnis
Zee : resolution to appoint = Com mission 10
settle war claims of the State OF Iowa.
NJ. Wadc Offered resolution for prinslne
the reports 81 The 0enesale com0andine the
armies n ~ West, made stsce the fspoft Of
~ eo@mtttse % ths conduct u the w,
WhicA woD pamed.
rhe tax bin was reported ltom Tie ilaance
co0nitees. and ordered printed With che
AousR.-lls. Davis insrpdneed N sct To
eo4bllaA = Germany . Nspoo1eosy a. fnsu-i
nhing Information . toske reoourceo ofthe
vnited oln1eA vhieA was referred 10 the
Cen9ittee o Aericnlture.
H. xroWbRldge iaesoduced bal1 q eseab.
neoa Co0mi1i0a Ter ~ sstale1eot Of
clet9s againss she 0ovsrnnent 81 M Uni.
~ States hela'by lnyal citisoas Of Hsst Ten.
osoneA whhch Was sosa toioe and re(affcd
to Conmtttee on Military adaira.
H Ashley Of Nevodg fntroduccd Z bill
. ii i e: e. q Sss sssl ~,
- expenEinG . taana % CumnoeSk Lad
r. - esoae q NysadA Rmd tWloa "a 3