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lars, &C., 60 to the Regulator
WE HAVE EVERYTHING that
is usually kept in No. country store.
fT MARKETING of all kinds taken in ex-
change FOR GOODS, and the highest prices paid.
Any goods desired will be ordered from the Eas-
tern cities
Eg Country merchants supplied with goods at
a small advance. No trouble to show goods. All
we ask is call and we feel satisfied we can please
ALL. Thankful for past favors, we solicit con-
tinuance of the same.
apr2s, 81. IRVINE & sTATLEK'
IF YOU want any thing in our line go to the Bed
fsrd Regulator, No. 2, Anderson's Row,
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Notet.

UASHINGTON HOTEL, BED
/" FORD Pa.-This large and commodious
house, having been re-taken BY the subscriber, is
now onen for the reception of visitors and board
ers The rooms are large well vrntliated 1 and
snnnI;eJ With the best the market can afford. The
Rar ;s stocked with the choicest liquors. In short
it is my purpose to keep FIRST-CLASS HOTEL
Thankirg the public for past favors, 1 respectful
lv solicit renewal of their patronage.
NIB Hacks will run constantly between the
Hotel and the Springs.
mayl7, '67yl W. DIBERT, Prop'r.
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If YOU want any thing in our line. go to the Bed
ford Regulator, No. 2, Anderson's Row.
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Che Regulators Column.
U,HE BEDFORD REGULATOR,

THE BEDFORD REGULATOR,
No. 2 ANDERsON's ROW.
IRVINE & STATLER
Are again in the field battling against the impos-
NON of high prices and would respectfully inform
heir friends and the public generally that they
have just received large and varied assortment
goods, consisting of
FoOts and Shoes,
Muslins and Tickings,
Notions and Perfumery,
Groceries and Spices,
Queensware and Glassware,
Tobacco and Segars,
White & Colored Shirts,
Cotton & Woolen. Yarns,
Trunks & ValIses,
BroOms & Twines,
&C., &c.
r-559 Call at No. ANDERsoN's Row.
If you want good pr Boots, 60 to the Regulator.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-02
Russian Americo.

The folio Tlng Is the substance Of information in
regard to Russlan America, derived from Profess
sos Mh. MBAaD, - Of the Smithsonian Institution
MEANS OF lNFoBMATIoN..-Hasy had two explor-
sers in ta.ct field between one and two Years. who
returned last autumn, bringing collection Of spe-
cmens OF natural history, extending from the Bri-
1 =, fnssoss1ons TO the shores of the Polat Sea- IS.
= MATE IN IEnPEnATURE- coast from Prince
q Wales Island to the entrance OF Behrino,s
tsaats curing the winter months about the same
as ~ t9e CITY of Washington. Little snow much
I. LnpnEn1Whole country well up to the northern
coast heavily t;mbered chiefly hard pine Soreat
sna, rees ip to the very shores. Some Of tie
dense nnderbrush some Of them destitute oS ;rn
Der and covered with grass Of lrxurions, e.o,ti
oa t On tae west coast produces excellent barley
such as lettuce, cabbage etc. 81 a ''
e. .,AHuIAIs.-Furred animals such as 600 o.,o.,
river otter sable fnrred SEAL mink, foxes, biaet
south, raindser IN the north. .eoI :. - .
= fSFwz.-Herring, salmon, halibut and co5s.t,
! abound IN exhauBuess numbers. Behrinps sea;
ana s1, noEthWard greas whales are very
discovered on the headWaters Of streams. On aaat
side Of Coast Range .of mountains. GeoIoe;eaI
developments she same on west slopes. 54,--.--
\ Native copper has been discovered in yarinns
pasas nn TIE coast and q irl the vicinity OF Copper
oredf excellent quality, and believed Is *.
ist nexhanstbess quantity, is nov being snaeted
oal ls fOlnd in large quantities, used fy f6s
Ruzsians tor aayal purposes similar to New BSnna
coal, not eguA 70 Cumberland coal, Recent
'sceSe51ss nase oesn aande q what is
;and H thos1sana Inaianssand sins sss aFaan;,
inhabisEtle .c5ast on The
tractable, and live By hunting and Salh1ng. 8 The
Indiana inhabt the interior, are gpcac eabSe nn6
byesb hunting, fishing and trapping.
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The Tables Tufnet-StoenF,ock &, Co n ~,
Il: .ClaiHa1 q <SCo.--DanangcstL tLnfd mt SsssO MOn
= E!sKo Hum dfcl d Virginia Merc1annts'At-
p In the Dispatch Of April III We nentionadi j. !.
MessIs Clathln a. Co., of New: York had cansad o.,
70 pc levied on the entire stock Of poods
OF Messrs. y. Steenbock & Co. for q debt OF saSnnn
and that tho Sergeant OF the CITY had ta:te,, o
sesslon ~ the store and closet it, As ia 81,
Known, the store has since remained c1oaej w
stated at the time that the frIends of Maasn " .
steenbock q Co: affirmed that no good oroI,S a .
lsted TOT This summary proceeding that ther,
were aolng business in q fair and legitirnnta man.
ners mac Pald aH their obligations as thew ma. ma.
susea ana would take steps TO quaah the a{tach-
snS i,,aiat ana recover DANA for Immense loss
1n11cged on them by Clatf1n g. Co.. Thf attacb. f.
ment case is pending in Judge LYONS cont
awaiting the taking Of depositions in distant Cities
oY MAJOR Sturulvant, the council OF the ulaiutiffs
WIG Is now absent on that business ~ I I
s In tne meantime, to- secure q fund out OF which
to indemnify themselves far the outrage which
they claim has been perpetrated on their rights
and interests; Messrs Steenbock2 d Co, by their
counsel, Messrs. Nance & Williams and Judge
Crnmp. have instituted suit for the, amount OF
S15u, UOO damages, and have caused gardishee at
tachmeilts to be aerved on about. two hundred
merchants In Richmond, Petersburg, Norfolk
ijan21lle, lYnchburg, stauntons Charlottesville
Alexandria and Fredericksburg: many Of whom
are known to be, and all OF whom are supposed to
be, indebted to Claffin 8 Co. for goods purchased
OF them. These sttachIne tents were served in Rich
nond on Friday, and in the other cities on satm-
day last; and quite sensation created in: bus-
nerclal will look with great interest to the
trial of these The first case will be tried by
Judge Lyons, and the last by Judge Meredith
- ~ FSj S,7 -. Richmond Dispdlch.
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asAs q also noee tne a,ea tscs d.
1TsaSss es lass for retail lots; oity oisss. ess
R1cs-caroiina Is hold arm It 11allxo. ro ro;;.,
sale OF 1s tres understood ct tho lats rce: Rnneoon
soess hss sss ss,or,
psner as ah1 , Porto Rico
NJ sales rspsrted prices steady as Last quoted
i Is oss % o5SsHas 80 % Sts nom
f1r Ground Alum. Turks Island scarce md tr,n ut
e21s5c busner for largo and small lots nom store
gulon ior lots in bond No Of FREQ reported 5S
pos4os pa4 eoobs ,1laSE ap.l a9 a7-ror the week
s9aaqs nala Faay oE ,tsp tAp tlt t2sen e The ssng L
Goods market The continued decline In tho iay mate
contrary 70 the expectations of both manufacturers
domestics md tendency of prices is lower figures.
Fine brown sheotings and slirtings continue active
6eached goods dull especially @ IN IL naow 1aUss Ws
Ts 3So:o Bartlett - at le; Massachusetts BIB ut &c.,
selling sac: as and stripes at &c, Drills
denims and cotton nannels havo been very quiet The
ipana le not Brisk We gsneras have at tSs seas
son, but prices remain about tho same wo quote
Cocheco and Sprasue 1Sc, Pucifo 17c, and are sold
up with good demand Manchester, Aliens, American
sops Hnn % the
chester At &c for regular ana aeo for esr FER
sian cloths and operas &c. and angola aannels at 2sc
uar styles The market for Woollens aA whole have
improved littel hpAyy Wegnt selling more freely.
owing to the e9en,o low prices, and 1.-Two weights in
Light colors ienfce silk mixtures are in good de-
i desirable patterns ore engaged ehead -
nusEoH Dpov Asn SHoE MARRSr-For tho week end
lug April 26-Business in the boot and shoe line has
been very good tho past weok for the season. Job
bers generally have had good trade ond many OF
large Western buyers here for the second time
but find they cannot duplicate at the prices their
" purchases There is also larger number of New
son. and there ia prospect fair business for
weeks to come The arRot IL cleared soe descrp-
arc ordered ahead The prices are very Arn.n well
sustainedt for ali desirable goods The manufacturers
arc now very well employed in. filing orders are
looking ios sn actfe tal! demand Stocks OF all kiuds
Grg scarce and prices rule hGh. md eole leather
are very stiG in pricea nom present appearances
thick boots the coming will cost fully
last year some buyers are now placing tpir orders in
thesa 4oods.-ShiAllna Ets.:: s:-zr = ~
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49, iss-. -7..-i--h.A II - e.. ..- -, -,
The Japan Trade.

The San Francisco Bulletin has Gan interesting
ar1cie upon this subject. It appears that the to-
tai value of exports from Yokohama during the last
year WAS S16 1856 ITO, and Of imports, 0592 341
making the total commerce sof the port $26778 :
45l. The exports consisted principally Of silks
cotton and teag the silks alone reaching value Of
learly S12, 900 COO The imports consisted brinc-
pally Of :woollen and cotton goods, broldcloths
yelvets, Iron; arms, ships, naval stores, ammuni,
ton and liquors. -!RPhe foreign trade of Yokohama
Is divided Between the Americans, British. French
Dutch, prussian and SWISS butthe British get by
the exports and nd g 6s $50 Of the imports making
whole commerceo9t the port. The Americans had
only $3015,a07 ofthe exports, and 1895, ,72 of the
imports making q total of s4,G12,5B, or little
moro than one-sixth Of the whole. The French
nave nearly the same proportion Of the trades1..
Inc: days OF Rritlsh supremacy in ,this trade are
however, numbered. CommunicaEicn, between this
country and Japan, by way of San FTancisco, Is
the most dlrect and the. Pacific States alone can
supply most Of the staples which are in the list Of
imports at Yokohame. California and G-e9on
Woolen goods, Callfornia liquors; leather and
leather manufactures, win go forward freely not
20 speaK OF the gold, silver and quicksilver which
WIN pe demanded: for consumption and exchanee.
The Bulletin thinks that Che Imports and e1.
ports will assume much wider range. -ssOrders
nave already been received in this CITY for many
armcles never before sent to Japan and the appli-
cations for freight " the Colorado, which aail far
Yokohama again on the Sd Of April, far exceed her
GiapaatY 9 large proportion Of them being for
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{ TRUTH FROM An UN1ooKED FoR QUARTEnB..t Tho
Republican paper most decidedly and unqualified
ly against the Military Bill is tho Cincinnati Com
norcal. It considers the Bill an extreme and
dangerous measure, if not q great crime ayuinst
liberty, and says:
blood because tho Acts passed by tho National AS
sembly we're cfpei'i their terms, but because they
established irresponsible tribunals with unlimited
powers; but none, not even the Committee. onPub-
lie Safety, was so irresponsible or so powerful as
this Dictatorship which we propose to install over
one-third of the Ameriean hatfon. II no oansid.
erations Of general ;natice will make Congress
pause, one thing at least should make thom care:
ful, II this despotic power is to be in the Presi-
dents bands, and i he,ie .Yhat they believe him
the loyal mon of the South, instoad Of the rcbols
for whom 1t was drawp,' 2; ''7.T>
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JAPANESE. the celebrated Japanese
1Engglers open for three nights at Music Ean.
Ihey arrived in town yesterday, and they attracted
much attention in the street to-day, dressed in tho
sslngnar style OF their country. They watch close
" al they. see, and note everything -styss OF
heuses kind Of trees, vehicles ete and transfer
great many thing 70 psper, with their pencils,
ere bare With the hair shaved well back then
on the top Their over-sarnens is e .ionx 1ooae
mantle OF gown, which Is olnmsily tucked up to
keep from the pavetn ent.' The one-siiied wav in
which they wear :his gives them an awkward an
psearance e TO add 70 their uneouth appearance,
the foot By q strap. and resting on clogs an inoh
and half high. 5 I'm -,f-,,, \
They are stopping at the City Eotel. where they
have arranged their rooms IN Japanese style, On
tho mantel shelf is candle kept constantly burn
ing before long strip Of pictured bamboo. On
each side Of this are brass stands Of queer shape
For beds they use silk mattresses, (which are
emptied and filled afresh every day. For pillow
they use little rest Of mahogany about fyeinches
hmgh, With cushions on top. On this they rest the
hack Of the neok Letting their heads dangle over
oehind- --Ne,D Hauen Register 3 '...5s1 III
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Another Louis XVI.

800 d .
The latest foreign mails bring curious piece of
news, relating to the death of a man supposed to
be the hapless Louis xvii. mysterious person
age dledat st. Petersburg, and was buried on the
Sth March He wns known as q Russian major,
aged eighty-fve, named Count Louis Cariowitch
Charles de Ligny Luxemburg, was afrench colo
mel in the reign of Louis XVI. The son, the Count
just dead, died almost unknown and unnoticed. 1T
is reported that he was the unfortunate Dauphin
Of France, son Of Lopis XIV. and Marie Antoinette
It is said that upon the entry, OF the Allies into
promised him safety, and requested him to come
TO her the next day; but she died that night. This
ineldentis said to be. related in memoirs dun
Pair de Trance, in which it is stated that the yis-
itor to the Empress was the Dauphin. f...
,,. The story @ represents that trs Empress and
when en- infant, to the reputed father, Count
Charles de Ligny Luxembourg. This was during
the Reign OF Terror and when the Empress was
Josephine Beauharnois. The ladies' furnished the
Count with ample means and passport, and in
formed him that the parentage Of the child would
their route and put in prison. from which, iafter
two years, they were liberated throuSh the instru-
mentality of the Empress and Madam IalIen.i A
circumstance considered strange is that Count
Louis was admitted into the Russian army, was
soon raised to the title OF Majors and had his title
register: of baptism quite q violation of Russian
Law. The Count always kept q portrait Of Marie
Antoinette HANGING at the head. sof his bed.i &
very p city story; but the readers of Theirs his
tory VIII conclude TINT it is not true one. It is
altogether Incredible a!.;J- n: s..s:gs s.t-t \
Z In this case the hero's death is announced along
witt the development OF his royal character. ( As
in the case OF the Rev. AIr. Williams, in Canada
the people ce St Petersburg will not be Ts1ed With
the Question, = Have T3 . bourbon among us ?"
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FREE MAsoNny IN TIE RooKT MouSrANs-The
Montana Post says: e.It is proposed to roar here,
in the heart Of the Rocky Mountains, q great Ma
of Montana nasqEs, and model OF modern archi-
lecture. The ground INN e1iatlly adjoining tho
present hall has been purchased, several thousand
dollars have already been subscribed, and ut
meeting called it is intended to determine tho pre-
li1ninary measures for an early commencement Of
labor: Tho Building is to be Of stone throe stories
in height, completely freproof, viii halls twenty
five by seventy-iye feet in the clear. The old hall
vi E open from the second story and be divided
banqut hall. The coat Of CONSTRUCTION is estima-
ted at $40, 600 to $4,000, aud when completed will
be furnished in the best style Of the Order"
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b "A Eatifer Seonda10SaS Story
At the laat sIsSea asPsfsa Ha,pn
hia faa 1Su we ind folons gomin
iass.c e.!n Of the .ae e1ec19n :, paS
oF y capsRn Il and
nv net project accomplished in tho election for
Rsg;stssf; s ;a.ted Ms Pat how often 1a yoav9'e @ at
trusty henchman, ''don't be a1ln.'.. mo ahy sch
questions. Yes knows it's insi1elys iii the 3aw to
.Yes, Pat, but it's all over now, snd yoa can
trust me, any way - .: .;si,i
'only four, Why, boy did sthst shappen2 You
\ must have been registered in more places than
$50 I was. 7 wasregisthered in eight wards, but
4 only got q chance to vote in fower Of EN-"
l ''Whatwas the matter2 Did the police get track
Soh, no. ysr honor, honor. no danger Of that. Ny
houses We're posted, and all answered elegantly
Way wHue It came D asou % lad voted foWer ties but
just as got through, met Mccools rePayters
coming round.n -. i'Ms,l1, 49,
"Och, sure, and yer honor SHOWS as well; as
mesei9. Repaytersl them's the bies what's regis
il every shrisk n1nds Me IS ssgn
repaytera. They were thirfy=tye Sf them, and
Rooney O'Flahorty was at their head, Now had
s9b 1T oTag ne1 ve S
couldn't stand that at al, At all so1qp and says;
Rooney says I, this won't DO, says !; yes must
play fan with the Gineral. What would you have
me do,' says hey tglnt we good dil,nicrats; aa
good as yerself2 says he. Yes are that saJs I:
but the Gineral is great friend Of mine, says I;
he's friend yer honor's, and that's all this game!
and yes mustn't be too hard on him. 'Well,
what do yop want? says he, as fair as any man
could. sWhy, you ranet divide. up, says I, sand
take half OF the Gineraps tickets, and the other
hall. of yes vote for McCool i yes 1kep With
that VIC won't into the cornor grocery store, kept
by Tim Shannon; where we had O. dhrink 81
| round" c9-A
Sc How was that? In spite, Of the Excise law,
that torbds the salo of liquor on election dsys-l
6 Och, bother tho Excise law. We had dhrinA
] all round, and made one-haf Of them throw away
their McGool tickets and take the Ginerals.. But
after that, had to go round with them TO make
sure that they voted fair. that's the way it came
about that only voted fower ghmes.""s.
| But, Pat, why n'nt you challenge them all r
.""-Och, yer honor, that would have been a3in my
conscience ,'ss:: u. 'f..;s-r
Against yoqr, conscience! What doyeu mean
:a.Why, sure; and,were,nt they all dimmiorats
and voting the regular; ticket.-of Hoffman fol
GovernorY It would have been iptirely agin ME
conscience to loses 80 many, good dimmicratic
This may seem to Miles o'Reiily q joke ri viii
not look 80 to many Americans who read it.
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2XSw1UsSt. VIofcfs.n2-
"violets. sweet v,olets. oil Aprilsan the:esy

~.
..violets, sweet v1olets, oil Aprirs In theory
III an Babel ;i dc Coa Iistnenber n 4.:. -ii.ta
How in tho htful April weather.
Through squares md tertaces suburban
We, plghted lovers walked together,
While, shrin beneath tho eaangeiul SKY
Rang out the violet-scucr's cry. .MM. ......
All. 1,oyo. how hrignt thbsc hastenins hours:ti2
How fair the hopes that shone eofore uHi
For us the Garth put forth her flowers, .1t'.:-'
Forus tho blackbirds song their chorus, Eit:
And spzins- -herseu seemed only made f,.i
To glad us with her light and shade. - ~
And still SEQ your sweet face soften
with tenders smile nnd pensive pity, T:...4r
As in our path we meet u maiden iu5g!ss.-r
A child iwnif from the soothing City
And still rings:6r tbs violet cry, l,.ea:l:
And st1lh the "a changing clouds fit by. z5,ee7
Last week passed you In the row, s1f.s-.
Last night Z met you at soiree; -,;;-
watchd your fais head meekly b mt - y =. -
Above the aastseaefd' suure by Dore: .;i.
Bdt your hearts hidden mystery,
lis not for m ortal eye to see.
Enough ,tS1as siuce that by.!gone spring sme
,.Its When wo two lovers walked together,
Your heart has caught Q trick Of changing,
Oaprictous as the April weather; E.
.rAud the lorn violetsellcr's cry .
Sounds like dirye Us go by. ' ',''' i'.t'' 'N >
Your bouquets now are rare exohcs,
J.. Imported from far Southern bowers:
But who shall soy those splendid blossoms VI
=. Arc Sweeter than my lowly howers-"SN|
/, The Wolets That we stopp'd to buy :F's =.
.Reheath that srnlit April SKYE ss., .r'E: ,o,.
/: .Alast.ttWas then our spring time dearest,
=, -. and o,er Lies path there shone glory,
while aR our footislls went to music, =.
Like mystic lutte in fairy story;
ss'sut now youths glamour ahines no more
On the dull earth we wander Ger. ,.....,,
Some day, percl.nce. for mere distraction, Sc =
y! Kon:n ransack q forgotten casket,
And light upon the faded posy s'F7
gave you from the vayrant'e basket;
land those$poor withcred flowers shall be
Almost Link ,tw1zt you and me. i"h- ~,
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There. is md TO- ho sas,u6vemcnt 1of Adess
the Red Ri.en NnmtTy; lYipg uorth:pf, Dakptnh,
and SUBJECT trpapub to tho control o6 the Hudson
Bay Fur Company, whose only interest in it CON
siss in its supply Of furs. It has apopulation Of
ten thousand, iseA ans agricultural region, and
trades now Yaras it trades at all, with the in
habitants Of Minnesota on it's southern border.
The United States Government has established q
postal route to ns southern boundary, and plhoed
Q postofice andy cdstom:house very near the line.
The consequence is that: they buy all their sup
plies OF cotton and other goods from the: United
States. The inhabitants are getting up q sharp
agitation as to their condition, insisting either
or Ceaadian apthorities;;$or else upon depen1:
enoe, with the right Of disposing Of themselves as
they see 1T. Ono Of tho local papers describes the
movement as one Of Importance, and likely to lead
to interesting results. |
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N #BALTIMORE;: April rtll.29.-BARn.-Qrerottron No 3
sesrse aa IN dsana @ snd prices sdvanced sasaa
though understood equal to the outside figure NJ i.
held at ss2a3S ton. tree on board al! s
CoTToN-Enrsy In the dag the demand was o17ite NJ
tive, with sales bales st 25aa7c for long xnidno
ana aso asr nadhdg upland cable
holders withdtew their stocks the market cioaed
Thursday last Of Cato p ft. ~
co1TEE.-our market isquiet but holders hrn: We
notice salea Of 1000 bugs Rio, Grey Eagle to 20 West
on private TERMS and 900 bags do May Queen at I3kc
eod IN nond:s' Quotations $genalaly rensin az last
given. . - = -. -
5EIounSLho market IS inactve but holders f,rnn on
sale reported was ExtA at SIS g.
ana snas lots 70 the trade within the range onnero
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- '.@=iaI
R4SSen%eFB,

Per steamship soudor. for New Yort-o Roper, J
g jennings. Canty, Matthews, Looblin, Miss C "
Michel Dilldina- I Hill. Demerest, Martin, "
perysy, Pc 5r: Hurlbert j. J ainerbornet, Q Dor
Per steamer Emile. from Georgetown S c-aliss
Johnston. Mrs Lance, Mrs Smith, r Thomas, NJ VII
Icy, NOVEL;, Hudson, DE- Fishburne Mrs Ford e
Alston, Miss Ravelel. Miss F1aa.s and 81 deok. - i
Per steamer W W Frazier. iron, Ediseo and Rockville
Bailey, Jr. DJ LaRoche, NJ Whaley, J Hopknson
" Mcclure Hammond. lady and child, W Ludovid,
Hoppock lady, children Id AMI servants, Brig Gcn
LaRoshe, Mtkel, Colwe4. Ei1gsbnlY, F Reed, a
Bailey and LADY, G Crane, Dr. AE HeyS A Wilson, G.
s Smith, L johnson, NJ de Moncado, E Mundy, and
"a deck. .E= 7H-7 - m