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BOARDING G DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
no. AL st. Paul's st., ID baltimore,

THE Principal, assisted by Professors and
L teachers of acknowledged ability in French
Latin, Mathematics, Music, Painting, Drawing,
ETC., will resume The duties of this institution on
MONDAY, September 18th. She aims to meet
the wants of those who desire for their children
Or wards the advantages of n well regulated
and refined home, where the morals and manners
of the pupil receive an equal share of attention
with the mental development, free from many of
the disadvantages connected with large institu-
tions. The number OF pupils is limited and Sc
lect.
Circulars containing terms, course of study,
references and all particulars, may be had at
the office OF the IEys, Bel Air, or of the Princi-
pal,
sept Miss A. MATCHETT.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-03
FinanriGl.

OyYloK o. rHR HoPH FlRy Insurance. CoNPASY,
NO 90 Broadway, May %, 1851
AT AN ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS heio
IA Of th Company MONDAY 18th inst Tie following
FHpTpNPeyy M TaBFR W ~ FREDERICK sCHUCHARDT,
FTIRODORR W. PIIRY JOSEPH BRITT0N.
STRPpFN CAMBRELESG, THOMAS p. CUMMINGS,
koRFRT SCTIEII CYRUS II. bOUTRBJ,
jSCfR pEESR JOHN W. MBRSERkAU,
HENRY \ LEVERICH, WILLIAM kkMSENI
b. IYDIG SUlDAN, SIhfHEN hnAdI'
fosFPU POIJIKB AMOS ROBBINS,
nIVIn T. FIGFNBRODT WILLIAM II. TERRY
SHsEpr GRAFTON IEBBEUS b. WARD,
SS A. snbauept Getting Of tie Board JACOB REESE
ssn.Al"Ou'9 ''eeNN4 JAMES MOORE Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-03

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w,i % " TsiS RsSss E ;ud na DaIeag S.1,
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FsssT r. TScke e .; Kelly d. Ysns y q S1's go C. {.
Si. t. ceat cSS ssf Mrs. Wla; aais ';,.i
and child Miss Kate Hsgnyes Fired And cay ms n
MeIntyre Mrs Coombs b. Patton and lady, and sTas ~
StodlsrJ aud LADY, 81 Wood Wm Parker Fsod, W sase
]. Mclaughlin Kenny Derison, D. Psrsia: O. s'"1 o.
Names T. A. Richardson Jno b. Kennedy aud u ID sieeafe
PROM HAMBURG, June lin steamship Borusacb bst Ms m
infant. Hahnch L. Ksman and Fanny ko,assn -, nf1'
Gsntzen and & LIGHT Doa FEean9er ssn
FI JOhannscp r. Heruarn W Bohe Mrs starE AID eLae G
Schmidt Psrler Ulnann, Maria ueIer khser I
LOxentha lady and chren Pesse LADY, and ehdIen n
herd T. Hund Mrs Jordan George Jordan H. Ihe
line Huce Ehe Frieaerlande Mr. pertram and hauis
Spitzner A. HeymSnn Steinhausen g. Wedding H. issrom '"
schese Mara jo6nsdO A Lowdsn and +ehrs0 NJ seSmaye
| and $50 in the Storage. . -. -, ,,c-,.
IRON GLASGOW June lin steamship Hihern-hf sicCorAn
family Arrow James Carnlehe X Dunmond o. He
j. and Kyle, J. Campbell Mr. Neeel Mary Ann .sm%ns NJ
Tunbu VIM aud Sarah CLARK Mary
family james Murray M Agaes sDe aud Aes
Hndy j. r. Lsng Miss Douglas AIRS AciAhian ses'~s
New-York tribune., 1867-06-03

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun Sets. $50 Moon kss ''''"s I"
TBss DAT. =,
Sandy s42 Cows Island. 1913 Hell OAie..'HaF y
New-York tribune., 1867-06-03
Doar0 ano Rooms.

A STRICTLY private family, living in Seven
IN entt near Unon square having part Of their family absent
would RENT three rooms nicely hrphe With OF without boad
pdeex For psItelss address Boz No otzj
New-York tribune., 1867-06-03
Uiip Real Gsiaie for Sale.

A-F0R SALE-Two large, first t-claSs, three
IA story aud basement brownstons ont HOUSES 'dth all modem
improvements House 26r50 lot 1905 built IN besJaner Any one
wishing good house please examine them AppJH owner
Fry hst between Broadway and Eghhay At No u riy9
-, between Eighth and Ninth-ayes @, ~ SLIEGBRLAND
FOR SALE-The frst-class brown-stone
HOUSE corner Of aDd Paa Just con
with baek walnut trimmings paror The situation
passed The three adjoining also for sale
Apply TO T. g. CHURCHILL, No Pfne-st
MONEY to LOAN on BOND and MORT
0EeW-fofk Appyt to w. A. COLT, No rlnes~
New-York tribune., 1867-06-03
: Drooklnn Real Gstate for Sale.

EVoR SALE in BroOklyn-A first-class HOUSE,
Il with four In desirable negbohoo Inquire on the premises
Of stoLEY GrenRye fourth house west Of Broadway OF OF
IEOb. REID Co, No 2o9 Washiugtonst, New York.
MO. 80 GATES-AVE., between Clinton and
IN WEsngtonChoest locality Long lssndi nearly new hn1
3story hhsoop brick and brown stone basement house
mbly appointed and the hest order throughout all modern
ments and fully and handsomely furnished W be se furnished .n
immediate possession HENRY L. RIDER No. Sflneft
New-York tribune., 1867-06-03
Cotporailon Notices.

BOARD OF IT-N0TICE.-Undera and
pursuance unel Of at Of the Legislature OF
ea An Act % enable the Board q supsr
York by tar for the zee nt
CspOaOn Of The CITY Yors .rd relation TO The eIp.n
sudng
setona NJ law said Cor
Apr2 1871 Notice Is hehy given that the Beard
adjufneu
s legal equitable os.ssBds prior JAnus
b hundred and against the Mayer
Anl Commoas toe City Of New Yert have spponie and
TUESDAY the fourth day fJnRs s6 at te
Court Pleas Part Room No ls In the City Hall IN
the Cy day and place a. sAh the said Bs.Fc
will besny Board he matters OF elaine
the freleca Of the sad day Tic ssd &C. ecnA
following provision: All having oAs against the City o
unaued hereby required TO sesnt the same 70
tie said Bos Audit wtn Tree months from the passage OF this i
outstanding deasnd against be
Msyor and Comons the City of Newisrk shall neglect
such claims the Board Of Aui within the said
period nonthe from the sge Of this s he a be barrel
OF hight Of sesa hh be
against ssd the sor Ahermen and Cemmons Of the City
ofEswYosk aprlng therefon Nex. York. April O, 1901
RICHARD D. CONNOLLY. CompirollsI City sfSsw'Y0rE
New-York tribune., 1867-06-03

Of moment has been done III Pork since Change FreeS
are about the same -.
RICE-Prices remain steady, but hear OF no import
ant sales. . - uood
sUGARs-The demand for Raw Sugars is very GOOD GOOD
and prices steady at aOLc for Fair 70 Go9d s
Barbados 11sc for Porto Rico and so boxes ha'"" Nv
i2lc Refined quiet at 15tc for Hards. ,A -
TOBACCO-Kentucly has been in good oeinanu' Sdiu s
has ruled firm. We quote, IN cufteIVy, os .V'
lows: Light Leaf Lugs at 4G5sc. common az
07c. Medium at 7tG93c.; GOOD at IO@aZao; rIno
ut 1S0I4e., and Selections, l6al6c heas! mestSTn
and Clarksvle Lugs, 5ta6ic. Common at fas4e' NE
Aum, e0ll5c. Good I20l5c Fine, loulSc, ana eelec~
tiens, l9a26c. Seed Leaf has been aeuye at 9ormer
figures. We quote at 7610c for Connectcut Flilersi
eoaS5c for wrapery lots and 40065c for fine Wrappers
S96c for n Y state Filters; S9l2c for DO average lots
and SOo foF Wrappers sdSsc for Pennsylvania aud
Ohio Filters; case for average lots and l002Jc. for
Ersppers New Crop Connecticut Filters SAGE, wrap.
perry lots, s912sc., and Fine Wrappers, l5GS0c
WOOI5-We have no change to note in the mar
let for this staple since our last, the business
being confined entirely 10 manufacturers prices are
nominally unchanged. We quote as follows Do
nestio Feeces ct &S852c for Native and one
auarter Mernos 6O655c for onehs and quarters
do Sld5sc. for fullbloOd MeriSos, and 69iG75c for
6sxeay Feeces; SOgs0c for No Pulled I0a Soc for Su-
peqfne do, and 6OG55c. for Extra do; 22G27c. for
common Unwashed California; SO040c for Fine do Is
Ss2o. for Texas and American COmbing at 65d65c We
aeOte Foreign follows South American et 300S4c for
Common Washed; 32042c. for Unwashed Mestza and
AerinO S5940c. for Washed Entire Rosi 25929e for
at4aslc. for Unwashed Bestiza and MeTino Cape of
Good Hope, $50 ace. for Unwashed East india S5 SOC
for Washed and African st 26G3Oc for Unwasled, ana
ao0A0c for W2ehed. -
WHISRY-The market is steady and moderately
active; sales of so bbls at S5e in bond for Western
New-York tribune., 1867-06-03
pASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM SAN FRANCISCO Juns 2ln leanshp Henry V.snncsF
Mira III Applegste Mrs Joseph b. Ellis J. Carr mrs a
Koengseser wife ga four children gIqIaT we & Ind sa aTs
n Pierce child X. Pascal and vile, Miss Acne aeho X
White Mira saon children aud ssry.nti Joseph smn
Williamson and wife A. Hunt d. Stewart Mrs John Jonson and
or children O. X Hall and three chi MIS- T. Nlnoo, N
Goe Lyemore, A. Bcns wife and Two ehd.en u Cunning
~ Sovegn; Ieuy Rason wife and nsnti Ma Dyknan and
wife, Watson wife and two tSi MS toIeoan and four
children, Miss A. Armstrong d. L. Clark - thpey and wei Ia
~ ss ss and 6Ve children Ilanf dnnpen Mira e. Vernon ard
ssobs Captain Stephen Upiop sras h STAR sse e,
New-York tribune., 1867-06-03
1ousrs an6 farms mantc0

5ouses and 5arme Wdntc0.
XNrANTED-A Comfortably furnished. me-
dnn COTTAGE within hour Of the city In healthy oc
uon .sure must be sseamboat landing Or %
,I depot Will be pTefered
Address A. L. BLRECKER Co, No - Ptaest
yUANTED-A small HOUSE at q Rent Of
not over per location west Of and above
Tenthsi Address a., BoI No. lOi, Trihuao onee
New-York tribune., 1867-06-03
port Waroen's Noiite.

eraTs op NswYoR
PoRT.wARpRSs OFFICE, No. 70 William 81
NOTICE Is hereby given, in accordance with
section q tue A passed April u , Dsd 4, ,.,. Act %
interested having charge Of the subject natter OF sc nqu
survey that the following are pov aod
the Port Wadens that the
completed within days succeeding u noece oa oos 'Ns
New-York tribune., 1867-06-03
Gonntrp Real gstate for Sale.

U0nrIrD nRQl GbIuIE luI DW1r'
A TTRACTIVE HOMES, one hour BY rail
PTGss, FARMS II Go the s% vi S S I
Hudson splendid valley Great bargains Sara
''s' County County property bought &9ss iS as isNs@SS "a Soa
ALL WANTING FARMS-Good soil, mild
n climate miles south Of Phsdephia price only S2s per acre.
Is; & s9 sn ss sl.:. iGs @ A sSr Lands rc
sod' Nsw-Jersey.
AT ORANGE, N.J.-YILLAS, VILLASITE
ss1iofs Sad '& faH sh s. s$T IEE o.
.iIsS Ii' ~ oaDss corner Main and ooaess
A BALTIMORE RESIDENCE in fashionable
7 P BSds IS T 6G % sA1 sS fssa%ss ss proper" near view
A SPLENDID BUSINESS LOCATlON-hlin
oatun factory barns stables &c one NIB, from depot New"
EDWARD s Vail WARREN HLRDEYBERaH No So watst
A T RUTHERFORD PARK, N. J.-4O minutes
from ChS%seTsst the Mount R1tasI9d sR NPaR are P
''''' 'O'DD''O fN'''' 4coB SHARPE General ASsa'
and .seu. FOR country property on Bde RaIls.d
A BARGAIN in Rockland County, near de-
Dan & Pee $aS VIII divide icS TO O. suit i, must ss seen
GOAL LANDS for SABE.-The extensive and
" valuable belonging tho Little schuyl Eayso Rail
S md GSa & eS adjoining @ q s aS So are lands. aSs by
the Of Anthracite coal known in the reD Also ao sns Os
% SssS 'STS are .aSe rest soridSy c0@rsy machinery
rsSefsie The soicss are capable q
r1s BsS nT % or SeSay coau,y which
nox Known 10 ee e PAT. makes them desirable
s.nrs The rds mans Of h ean be Offices Of the Com
.ny No wsnus, philadelphia, At the Gown q TsSqS
q osf CO. No wslnutst Phisdelphi.:
ELEGANT FARMS and COUNTRY SEATS
II parts Of SeNJsy Roekand, and Wesisheer Counties
within 10 miles Of S'"fO at 4 ~ Et ' No. s' @ SlsSS%S
EOR SALE-A beautiful COUNTRY SEAT,
Il is miles NewYsk; modernbuilt house barE carriage ee
@ sgsI oD snS OF eRoee % sno bathing boating fishing furniture
'i eeulorl "ns. aud pleasure So Seua sS SO 1
Views The place FIsHERs. No. Is Pines, Room No
EOR SALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE and
YARM SsEe.s WsstcAes e.UTy y Y sSs st1sas 20 s
or Moun, Depe,s the Harlem iros aud contains ~ acre.
,Ss rs sSa sass aiS 70 .SS % no 20 % hay There
Dwelling and many onbuings Aprheangn NAY oy nne
Mrs ERsyB at Newcastle or Of NV Rays fd, so
Esu-YOrL. sAsI s.MI a11r nnTcIINsoS s R,.cu,oy
NOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT of so acres,
de sIs & D:sSa5. SSr@s a, q 'S S Ps The
landscape and wae scenery ensIasng psI ne
sssss s,s' sS AL b .a ne Of F
Hotels and pannh obtained VIII las feI.aa @
J'OR SALE, furnished or unfurnished-A fist
9os,I casS s Scobe Sou.e w Cosst
iron hes nearly barr. wood and SG1's % s 0,o a. gp sp'
orsha psae meadow good society church and schools Pee
moderate f'' ''''' fRRDSRicS LYMAN Goshen
| EOR SALE-The 3 new and elegant medlum-
s. fcss, wBAsw HOUSES the soathves corner o.
m'Gs ave and eaSafEs D6ods ass
EOR SALE.-Eight COTTAGES in Atlantic
P.eiis sal nsar The '0rl APH
MORRIST0WN, n. j., 30 miles from New
wi Yor CtyYor SALE HOUSE from 10 twenty Of
LAND House With Fruit AMI Shade Trees arge BAN
Ss.. sass si ae Norr and Es.,I R.DOs ispe daily
p ssLsLSS SITES % sAE h S. SSoESS Room No 10
New-York tribune., 1867-06-03
D0ARD OF AUDIT-NOTICE.-U and

I'D In pursuance section seEJeshD Of an Act untitled 40
e6sbe lhs Board Supervisors Of the Csun o ioi 70
the metropolitan Pc1c provide auditing and pinsn Of
unsettled claims against said County Efssed April 2 1897 hoiiee
hereby tie Board Of Aait hsren aud thereby created Tor
.s adjustment aud settlement Of 4. leg. or equitable s'S. .oa S
against The County Of New York have sppoasi and DO
hsJsby sppo TUESDAY the nurth day OF June nert a. The
Of Common Pleas Ron Part Room i9 In the City Hal y The
s City ofNew YSrf the day and place which the sad BSs Vi.
proceed with the hearing Open Board Of tbs matters Of such eiR
O'Clock the forenoon oft said d The said act eaatna The
Gilo-ing provsloni - - ~ -
adjusted hereby required TO present the tme TO The ssd Board
Audit Wn three motih from the f tbs act and n ease any
peren having outstanding dsn.pd sg.I h County Of k.
lo neglect refuse present such csns 70 the Board OF Audit
within tbs said period othrc months from the passage OF h ss he
ba b barred from the prosecution maintenance OF OF ~
on which The County Of hewiork arag
theTsfUH New York April 30 1861
RICHARD D. CONNOLLY Comptroller City OfNeu'YorL
New-York tribune., 1867-06-03

TT0 IRON NFOUNDEBS.-Sealedp proposals will
this once ReiuDds Hall until II
fsArURDAY tie 9Th day Of June 1857 i iLS supply Of Cast
Iron Water Pipes Gsd Castings viz:
403 feet Cast oa Water Pipes % aehe Internal diameter
10000 feet Cast IIoE Wster Pipes u inches internal diameter
10000 feet Cast Iron Water Pipes nfbes internal diameter
1900 feet Cast Ton Water Pipes inches Internal diameter
rs funs Of Branch CGsings
10 tons Of Special Casings
II turs Of StOpcock Boxes and Covers
Zach proposal be ndorse Propos for Cast Iron Wse Pipes
and Cssrg together with the Of the bidder and date Of Offering
The Of security required will be- for the Pipe and Branch Cast
ngs thosnd doas M the Special Cas;ug two thousand dol
for the Stopcoek Boxes Gnd Covers thound dollars
Specifications nd blank " bids be had application hs
oHes-CT0tOa Aquedue Department NewYorL Nay 60 1867
THOMAS BTEfHENf, D Crotos
ROBERT L. DARRACH }Aqueluet
A CRAVEN. Board
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-27

VELoCITY.-The speed of our ocean
steamers in crossing the Atlantic rarely
exceeds II miles per boar the speed Of
river STEAMERS is from IA to "a
miles per hour; Of race-hOrse from 20
to 30; Of bird 80 to 60; 90, and Of a
hurricane 80 miles, OF sound 8O4; of
mechanical force in air 7SO; Of the earth
around the sun 68,O0O;, Of light, as
demonstrated by Foucsult'a apparatus
800, 200 miles, and yet this incon.
ceivable speed is little more than half the
velocity Of static electricity, which latter
Wheaton has shown to be l,O40, 900, ,OOO
miles an hour If the earth we're q can.
nOn'ball shot at the sun from its present
distance, and with the velocity it now
travels, and if simultapeous with The
explosion telegram was sent to the so.
lar inhabitants, the electricity would past
the intervening space Of95, ,0OO, 900 miles
and the message be received in five min.
utes the earth would be seen coming
toward them after the lapse Of eight min
utes the inhabitants would LaVe nearly
two years to prepare for the shock, whicf
would be received over ten years befor,
they heard tho explosion.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-27

L ORANGE CUsTARD. Remove the rinds
thick cells and seeds from four oranges.
Add sugar and wine to the pulp till'it il
agreeable. Place layer of sponge cake
broken small on tho bottom of deep
glass dish. Pour over part Of the orr
ange, wine, etc. Then another layer Of
cake, and the remainder Of The fruit
Just before il ia served, pour over the
whole, cold, sOlt custard, made BY slirL
ring the beaten yolks andis little ofths
white Of thEeo eggs into, . pint Of boiling
milk, with three sssblssPOgonfqllls Of white lS
euRar. nr.L 49,. ...ll.r
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-27
MABTHUB OHIO THURSDAY JUNE ~ NUMBER 49,

In a tliAl al Cork for murder The
principal witness swore strongly Against
the prisoner. He particularly awore that
a hat, found near the place Of murder,
belonged to the prisoner, whose name
was james. lJ19g ia99
by virtue Of your oath, are you sure
that this is the same bat 2 '4'
tYes.' .gsl.gs .g
Did you examine it carefully before
you swOre in your information that il
was the prisoners 3,
Il did, ~
Now let me see, said 0'ConneIl, as he
took up tho hat, and began TO examine
it carefully in the inside. lie then
spelled aloud the name of James, sloW4
ly, thus, J-a-m--e-s.
Now, do you mean to, aay this word
Was in the hat when you found itY
i do 'iDo s"alg ~ boL
Did you see it there p 3 a5at
Il did,
And itiSthe same hatg Itry
lit is.' @
Nov, my lords, said O'Connoll. hold
ing up the hat to the bench, 4here is an
end to this case-there 10 no name what
ever Inscribed in the hat
The result Was an instant acquittal.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-27

The LoRD's PRAYER.--Did you eveI
think, shOEt though it is, how much
there is in itH Oh, it is bsautiful!-
Like diamond 10 the crown Of q queen,
it uniseS q thousand sparkling gems in
one. 5t7 l a5H sn ea
1t teaches all of uA, every one of US,
to look to God as our parent--"Oar
Father"
II teaches US to raises our thoughts
aud desires above the earth-'Who art
iniheagen.
1t tells us that We must reverence our
heavenly Father-'HalloWea be thy
name
1t breathes the saints reward-'Tby
kingdom come
And a submissive, ObedieDt spirit
Thy will be done On earth as it is in
heaven
And dependent, trusting ppirit--
Give US this day our daily bread
70 And fOrgiving spirit Forgive us
our tFespasSeS as we forgive those who
treSpaSs against us.'
And . cautious spirit--'Deliver US
from evil a. q
And last of all, on adoring spirit
For thine is the kingdom, and the now
er and glory, forever. Amen
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-27

A FORTUNE TELLER.--A Kentucky
editor recently visited fortune teller.
and thus gives the result. It is highly
satisfattory: Thou hast served three
years in the pepiteDtiary for . horse
thou didst not steal, Thou wilt be gov.
ernor Of the State, and afterwards, de.
cline seat in the Senate of the United
States, A wealthy young lady, With blue
hair, auburn eyes, and very beautiful, 10
now about to graduate from the House
Of Correction. whom thou wilt marry as
soon as thy present wife diest, which will
be at the fourth full Of tho anext full
moon. Thou wilt become possessed of
this lady's wealth, and slope With the
wife Of coal. boat engineer. Thou wilt
go to New Orleans and start faro bank,
which will bring thee in great riches. -
After az absence Of nineteen years, thou
wilt return to thy repiniug wife, lay thy
|princely fortune at her feet, be forgiven,
and after raising family of nineteen
children, die happy at the age Of ninety>
nine 3f oet 1ol 9a' a s'.sl saa's
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-27

DaF Two young ladies, when in New
York short time since, had occasion to
pass the prison on Blackwell's Island.
and OF course could not help noticing
the prisoners in their horrible ginghsm. !.
like check dresses. Said one, what do
they keep those poor fellows in that
dreadful Uniform for q Said the other,
I really don't know, unless it's to keep
them in chsck. Which is q very good
q girl. - -
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-27

QUARRELINa, If anything in the
world will make . man feel badly. except
pinChing his fDgera in the OEsck of a
door, it is uDquestionably . quarrel. Nc
man ever fails to think less Of himself
after it than before. Il degrades him in
the eyes Of others, and, what is worse
bluuts his sensibilitieH on the one hand,
and increases the power Of, passionate
lrritsbility on the other. The truth is,
the more peaOeably and quietly We got
on the better for our noighbors. In
nine cases out Of ten the course is, if a
man cheats you, cease to deal With him !;
If he is abusive, quit his company; if
he slanders you, take care to live 50 that
nobody will believe him. No matter
who he 10, or how be misuses you, the
wiaest way is 10, lot him alone for there
is nothing bSttsr than this cool, calm,
quiet way Of dealing with the wrongs We
meet with. I'D. ,s sa,oa ~e Il