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two, and before the home-run was half over
he abandoned the race, (which was won by
Sleety, she coming out ahead Is four lengths
in l:53a, the colt, distanceds Thus ended q
most terrible struggle between four of the.
best two year old colts and fllies that ever
engaged in race together. The day had
also come to close and che bell was rung
rapidly for the entries for :he stake for three
year olds, two mile heats. Only Lancaster.
appeared, and he was sent away at the tap of
the drum, all alone in the dark, to go over
the tive miles at his own gait. But one heat
was made by tLis gaiety, all the world being
distanced. Summary:
SECOND RAcE-Annual Stake for two year ods.
Mile heats. 500 entrance, half forfeit;
- $500 added. .-..
Thos. G, Bacon named b f, slee'y, by
Rogers; dam Ahgeline, by Albion.2 l.
T. G. Moore named bf, Faurse Cheatham,
-. by Lexington; dam LAURA, by:
LeyiatAan. .;.;.:..;:..;; 2
E. A Smith named ch C, by Star Davis;
> dam Katona by Voucher ..:..~-1 8 dis
R. A.-Alexandcr named che, Canada, by :
Lexgton; dam Calalpa, by Cripple.4 44T:o
Time, I:494 1:5l; l:5l; 1:533: :
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Pride.

A lust pride is one Of the most beautiful
manifestations OF human character-a dispo-
sition 10 be cultivated ard encouraged at
cvry age and in every condition. Pride in
the. maintenance Of q spotless character and
pure liie-pride in the peri flrnancc noble
and generohs acticns-pride in all thirgs that
tend to elevate lhe mind and heart, aud that,
however the vulgar and vicious may regard
us. ensure to US mr re end more Of the esteem
O! the virtuous Fortified by such pride, we
can, in the midst of poverty and trial, main
tain the dignity of manhood, and rise by self
respect superior to every misfortune. For,
after all The homage paid 10 external poa p
and possession, it is the mau-the true man
that counts in the great battle of life, and
on the pages of history, what has not such
man accomplished, in spite of so called ad-
vantaees and fortune-ln spite of obscure
birth, ignobe east, and perhaps still worse in
herited embarrassments
Look over tie record Of those who have
made our humanity illustrious, and Ste how
few were born and nurtured in the lap of
worldly sensual pride. The pioneers, the
Saviour OF our race, have been chiefly Of the
hunIbest origin so far as temporal surround
.ings were concerned.
There is pride as mean, contemplate and
deLasing as its counterparts is 'elevating and
noble. 1t is pride Of birth, without personal
merit to back i;-pride of wealth acquired or
inherited, without virtue or generosity in its
use-pride of dress and equipage, which
knavcs and fools, and even ielons may pos
sess Indeed the lower the quality of pride
the more offensive and cstcntatious its cxbi.
bitions. Those are often the proudest, in the
common acceptation of the term, who have
the least to be proud Of. Vain. shallow
minds. characterless characters, spreading
their gaudy pumes to the gaze Of the wit
things, and winning, after all, only sneers and
c c3ntempt. How. true the lines of the ''peas-
ant poet" Burns
"The rank i, but tho guinea's stamp
The mans the gold for all that"
False pride cnnn never secure the esteem,
nor the re,pect of those who surround US.
We may delude ourselves with the idea that
we ore making grand impressio on society
By its displays, but in the end wc shall find
that we are only laughed at and set down as
shallow. masqucrs hn1 conceitcd fools.
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December Is. 1866. -
An appeal in this case aas been taken from
the Chancellor's Decree, and quite likely lie
result may be looked lot in May< next, at
which time we believe the Court of Appeals
will be 10 session.
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THE AIKEN PRESS.

JAM. !
, 1867-08-06
Officially Communicated.

HIS Excellenoy the Minister of the Interior
having laid before His Majesty the King a most
submissive report of the celebrations held in
the danish westindia Islands in honor Of the
Silverweddingday of Their Majesties the King
and Queen, both in the Churches of the several
religious denominations in these Islands at
divine service in those Churches on the 26th
of May last, and by the distribution of a
gladdening repast to the poor, provided by
private subscription, and also in various other
ways, His Majesty was pleased on the 9Th of
July last to attach the following Royal Reso-
luton to the said Report:
"Denne Beretning har v@ret Os aller-
underdanigst forelagt, og vile vi i den
Anledning allernaadigst have Dig over
draget at lade komme til allie Vedkom-
mendes Kundskab, at vi Made og med
serdeles TAX og Tilfredsstillelse paaskjon-
ne den Opm@rksomhed, du paa saa mango
Maader we'd denae Leilighed at Autoriteter
og Befolkning paa wore vestindiske Ger er
lagt for Dagen for Os og Wort Huus."
, 1867-08-06

THE End Member of the Colonial
Council for the Country District
of the Jurisdiction of Frederiksted,
Mr.. r. G.. KNIGHT having vacated
his seat by departure from the Island,
an election of a member in his stead
will, by order from Government,
take place at the Court House in
this town on THURSDAY 18th in
slant.
The polling will at IL
o'clock noon, and in accordance with
the s 80 of the Colonial Law, will
close at 3 o'clock p. m.
The Electoral Board for the Coun-
try District of the Jurisdiction of
Frederiksted, August End, 1867.
q. Sarauw.
, 1867-08-06
Translation.

''This Report has been laid before Us, and
We would most graciously direct you to cause
it to be brought to the knowledge of all concern
ed, that We with much favor and with graft
tude and satisfaction appreciate the marks of
attention that have on this occasion been evinc-
ed in so many different ways by the Authori-
ties and Inhabitants of Our Westindia Islands
towards Us and Our House"
, 1867-08-06


ma 2det Medlem af Colonialraadet
UJ for Frederiksteds Jurisdictions
Landdistricts Valgkreds, Hr. r. G.
KNIGHT, paa Grund af Bortreise err
udtraadt af Raadet, vii, if0lge Gou-
vernementets Ordre, Valg af ct Med
lem finde Sted her paa Thinghuset
TORSDAGEN den 15de dennes.
Valghandlingen begynder midday
KIokken IL slet og vii i Henhold til
Co~loniallovens s 80 suites Klokken
3 slet.
Valgbestyrelsen for Frederiksteds
Jurisdictions Landdistrict, den 2den
August 1867.
G. Sarauw.
, 1867-08-06

Aa Hagwa4y GENERAL MEETING 0he Pnpuehn Of
the Capital Stock Of the COLONIAL BANK, held at the
LONDON TAVERN on Friday the 5h JN 1867;
CHARLES MARRYAT, ESQ, CHAIRMAN IF THE CoRPoRATIoN,
in the Chair.
The Semry having read the Report,
The fouoving Resolutions urep put from the Chair, and carried
Resolved
That the Report of the Directors which has now been cad othe Meeting, be
REsoLvED,
That a Didmd of Six Pounds per cent be made for the Hafyen ending 31t
December 1861 being at the rate of Twelve per cent per annum N thePM d
up Capital of the Corporation and tdth esame be payable on and after the
18th instant free Income Tax.
1t was them proposed by j W. N BENTLEY ESQ,
Seconded by DR. M BENNETT, and
RESOLVED UNANIMOUSLY
That the thanks of this Meeting be awarded to the Directors, for their Jealous
attention to the business of the Corporation.
Extracted from the Minutes,
, 1867-08-06

G.. A. CALVERT,
Secretary.
, 1867-08-06

That a Dividend IF Six Pounds per cent be made for the Halfyear ending 3Bt
December, 1866, being at the rate of Twelve perc cent per nun on the Paid
up Capital of the Corporation, and that the same be payable on and after the
18th instant free of Income Tax
, 1867-08-06

1T a Hayyearly GENERAL MEETING ofMe Proprietors of
the Capital Stock of the COLONIAL BANK, held at the
LONDON TAVERN, on Friday, the 5M July, 1867;
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-28

MANY hesitate about using medicine becauseit
is advertised That is q false principle, for the
press III the grand source from which inSo-.rst st;cS
is obtained, and the world enlightened. To illus
trato tho case, how many would now be suffering
from tho various diseases Of the Lungs had it not
been for the enterprise Of tho proprietor Of PEcro
sAL Balm, which has proved such success in tho
treatment Of Bronchial complaints. For sale by
oil druggists. H
DoWIE & NOISE, Agents
GOODRICH, wNEMAN & CO., Agents.
arc too well and favorably known to need commen-
dation." Hon. CHAS. A. PHELPS,
Pres. Mass. Senate.
MY communication with the world has been
very much enlarged by the Lozenge which now
carry always in my pocket; that trouble in my
throat (for which the Troches are specifc) hay
ing made me often mere whisperer."
N. P. WILLIS
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

FIOUES 7.V507y 5. TTCSCO[, 7
VIII be sold under the direction OF the undersigned ut
the old Custom House. in this city, on THURSDAY,
tho 11th day OF April. 1867, at IL A. b.
/. ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND, known as tho Temple
Pa1itsu situated between the Ashepoo and Conbahee
Rivers In ST. SaEt1 olomcws Parrish Colleton District
and containing survey by Joseph Pr-
CELL and Title Deed from Master i'll Equity the
acres OF Pine Land not therein conveyed, west of the
law md Ashepoo public roads. The -said Temple
Plantation now to be sold containing 100 aces
or less and bounding north and east formerly
OF John md Edmund Bellinger and Rhctt, south on
Chehaw and Ashepoo public roads. nm :. NJ =
Terms -One third cash; balance in one and two years
with interest from day OF SALE payable annually secured
by bond OF the purchaser and mortgage the premises
Purchaser to pay fo11papcrs. JAMES TUPPER
MATCH Il thu 4.s' '&s Master n Ennitv
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UNDER DECREE IN EUUITY.

-r, o<oOeS. % E.uOt US. If'eSCOt. j-g ~
wiz be sold under the direction of the undersigned at
the Old Custom House in this city, on THURSDAY
All that TRACT OF LAND, known as the Temple Plan
taton,. situate between he Aahepoo and Combahee
Rivers, In st. Bartholomew's Parish Coeton District
and containing according t survey made by Joseph
Purcell and title deed from the Master Equity to the
acres OF Pine Land not therein conveyed west OF the
Chehaw and Ashepoo public roads-the said Temple
less and bounding north and east formerly of
John and Edmund Beninger and - Rhett, south on
Chehaw and Aahepoo public roads. 3 81 I3I s~~S Z
Terma-One third cash. balance in ono and two wears
with nom day OF sale, payable annually secured
By bond OF the purchaser and mortgage tho premises
Purchaser to pay for papers. JAMES TUPPER
\ MArch ~ !45} th3 .pGs Master in Euuity
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ER~DECREE IN EQUITY

m tTtc71 CS. BfU7C7L.
w" be sold under the direction of the undersigned at
me DIG custom House oo TUESDAY,, the 10th day
! OF April, 1867, at l1o'clock A.. NJ, =, -
ALL THAT At LOT OF LAND. situate on the north side
OF Broad Street IN this city, known by the No. g.
and measuring IN front Broad street % feet inches
NOR or less neluding onehaf Of alle adjoining the
same which alley ts subject to the free Of pro
petor OF this and in common with the proprietor Of the
sd3otning lot and in depth from north south 216
feet more or less Bounding east lands OF Ram
On Broad street and north on land OF estate Of Mrs
Margaret Cochran. r-.S. s}$s= NJ rI-9z@ -s~-Tc
Terma- ne-fourth caah balance in one; two ana
three years. secured by bond Of the purchaser md
gnge OF the premises with interest from day SALE
able seu1-annualy The buildings to be insured land
policy assigned Purchnser to pay for papers.
s - NJ. .s::-s GH q JAMES TUPPER H
March ~ X. ~. th3tu1 Master in Equity.
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AUCTION SALES.

Flooring OIL Cloth-0,s account Of Unde, ,or1te,s
~, Gnd ol Concer1aed:
THIS DAY. 2sth inst, 10 o'clock viii be sold at our
lection ; Sales Room No. 1873 Meeting street, ac-
FL % ena Fl
TERN 80 feet 6 in. K x12-making 10 yards inches,
THE II FL FoLIow1Ne oil pEsiRHpLE GOODS VIZ:
nsieo cSo uAUsE Hoop Skirts. Bleachod shirting
WSe ssys ssTns
aa,;na ana fronsHicory shifts Black
~ass1nere Pocket Knives Hosiery.
On account shippers 80 pieces MADDEn PRINTS.
SW-0-1ou.Ss 1011o1e snea. March %
." Ae'o1 q rs e ssGTss S m1hso Gse Z az cG
THIS DAY. 2sth inst, at 10 O'Clock viii be sold at
lowing seasonabe and desirable dry goods ue 'o Oh
the voyage from New York to this port VIZ Tabline
Linen DOWNS Linen Towels, Dotted swiss Muslins
Black Bombazincs [Frcnchl French Cambrics Eal,nora
Conditions cash. March 8
lsAlE POSTPONED ON ACCOUNT THE WEATHER.
Handsome Household Furnsture, cJ The boarding
nouss 81 ~ i! ~ SAeKTys: Aasf!5Sy street.
Wi be sold THIS DAY 2sth inst at 10 o'clock.
House,
CONSISTING OF
SOFAS, WALNUT BUREAUS Maple Bedstcads Cot
tage Bedsteads Mattresses md Hair Pillows caneeat
Gna5s' chstr Mahogany Side Tables Wash
Mattresses. Round Tables, Pier Table, Shovel
Tenders, Dog Irons, &C., &C. &m.
Conditions cash. Articles to be removed Immediately
after sale. "7~ N
And, at - o'clock, will sell,
The unexpired LEASE of years and months at the
10" rent OF SOU per month March %
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY,
G1ego,ic Us Frost
VIII be eolG under the direction Of the undersigned at
the old Custom House. THIS DAY, the 2sth day OF
March, 1867, at IL o'clock AM, '@ NJ M10 ~
l. AL that LOT OF LAND, with the buildings and i'm
provemchts hereon suat" the side Of America
street, in Ward 8, between Judith and Mary streets
measuring and containing fifty SOY feet hy two hundred
t20O) feet deep, more or less.
ALSO,
2. AL that LOT OF LAND, with the wooden buildings
thereon sitnnte on the east s.o Of Rutedgc street.
the upper wards of tho city, measuring front forty 4O
iect by one hundred ind thirty 1so) in depth.
y -,.% ALSO, 4
g. All that LOT OF LAND. situate the west side OF
Rutedge street. in tho upper wards between Line and
Newman streets, measuring and ming twenty 2o
feet front by one hundred 100) In depth.
Terms-Onefourth cash; balance In six co,,n1 scces
svs annual instaments secured by bond Of purchaser
and mortgage OF the premises, with interest from day OF
sae payable annually Buildings to be insured und poll
cies assigned. Purchasers to pay for papers.
JAMES TUPPER
March ~ th4 Master in Equity
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AUCTION SALES.

SPECIAL SALE.
0" Acc01n, sIg q y'ye'.o1tsrs :, 4 snd ~ Concerned
Cnsh Auction House,
No. 80 Hnse' street, opposite New Postorce,
% se 5sH RAf fT s S
NETS, Stripes Kentucky Jeans. &C.. &c.
FULL ASSORTMENT Of a1fSi pRz GOODS. Hoop skirts.
TWENTY-FIVE CASES Doors 1oors, Shoes and Hats eo1s
and Straw. @ ..""I
NOTIONS. Jewelry. Katvcs. Hardware. &C.. &c.
sS- ON FRIDAY, at 10 o'clock. handsome Mahogany
and Oak furniture, &C., Of family leaving the city
Sale on account Of Underursers, and al concerned,
Of Goods damaged on board Steamship from Mem
,n.1s ~ 4: II. ABRAHAms & soNs.
THIS DAY, 2sh inst ut 1OH O'Clock will sel at our
Sssss DRILL ssssRsa HsRs shrns
Of ct Of Hooks
Assortment Of Cutlery Cases Smoking Tobacco
Boxes Fumiy Soap. &C. March %
ao't1sfri; y15rF6mps Ha,ns; sssr;gS; 5. JS &c.
Will sell THIS DAY. in front their store No. ~ Ven.
HHDs soUR Gds HAMS HAMS AZ ~ ''0ek' ..
Boxes Shoulders ""
hhds. Plantation Shoulders
10 tcrces Susar-cured Hams
10 boxes Suyar-cured Bellies .sU...
20 boxes Breakfast Bacon .. ... t. ......
Is kegs Butter s.Nua...
,,,lsh Il dssees sS Leaf Lard.
Butter and Bacon. 0
BY T. NJ. CATER
VIII be sold THIS DAY. Browns Wharf at 10 O'Clock
$50 tubs CHOICE STATE BUTTER
hhds, Clear Ribbed Sides.
Conditions cash.
March 29 "..Ha. ", I.....
-Four, fSour, itour-for account Of The Under
nrr.tc'3 and all conceTned
BY J. a. ENsLOW 4 co.
viii be sold THIS DAY, 28 inst Mt store of j. Ster-
house Co. No. ITO East Bay, at II o'clock, for
1G BBLs. FLoUR-snghtly ,magcd on voyage of i'm
portation y. March %
F.s.-zitu,e Of a family decls,i,nq Housekeeping.
BE w. X. IEITCH & II. =. BRUINS,
Brokers q Aucttoneers. s.
On MONDAY the 1st April at the residence northeast
corner of Laurens and Wall street will sold at auc
ton commencing at 10 o'clock A NJ, &Ig0..
variety Of HOUSEHOLD. FURNITURE and KITCHEN
UTENSILS,
@@ ..a&,.a CONSISTING
BUREAUS, Beds, Warurobes, on Cloth Mating
Chair g. Dining Tables, Gc., &c. 13 o
Terms cash.-All articles sold to be removed On
day OF eale March %
SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY
VIII be sold nt Public Auction, in front of Depot,
Quartermastors Office, Southern Wharf Charleston s.
G., on TUESDAY, Apr1l I'd, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
The following QUARTERMASTER'S PROPERTY, viz:
HORSES, MULES
g1%MN Cart, Wagon. t-l& %#. @aII5+,
Terms.-Cash in Government funds; property pur-
chased must be removed the same doy after close Of
sale. r, o. TYLER
Brevet Major General and
Chief Quartermaster Dept South.
chief Q; NJ Office, Charleston, s. O. March, 2o 1867.
NiaSsR 2 4a
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DOXE & NOISE, Agents. ."
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO., Agents.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction sales This Day.

Auction Sales This Day.
Will be sold is day, at the old Custom House at II
O'clock under the direction Of TuPpE three lots oi
land situated in tho upper wards.
MILES DRAK. will sell this day, at Of King and
Liberty streets, at 10 o'clock, two-story wooden
house; also, dry goods, &c.
JoHs G. M1LsoR Co. will sell this day. at their auc-
ton sa1earoom, No. 1873 Meeting street. at 10 o'clock
seasonabe and desirable damaged dry gods also,
flooring oil cloth. sc.
MCKAY CAMPBELL. viii sell this day, at their cash
auction house, No. IS Hasel street. opposite the Post
Office, ct 10 O'Clock, damaged spring prints coonades
onets, &c. t4 So
A. b AnnAHAMs 4 soNs win sell this day, at No IS
treet at hafpast O'Clock clothing, hardware
cutlery, &C.. also, clothing, &C.
T. NJ CATER viii sell this day Browns Wharf. at 10
O'Clock, butter and bacon.
BAcKus will sell this day. at No LAG Meeting street.
at 10 o'clock handsome furniture Of boarding house
JEFFoRDs & Co. will sell this day, ut No. n vendue
Range, at 10 o'clock, shoulders, hams &c.
J. A. ENsLow Co. viii ser, this day at No. ITO East
Bay, ut 10 o'clock lot of -four.
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Ns 30
March {
A CHANCE
FOR AN ENTER nRvsTNc. nyar

SA~ AN 11NAhASE>AAS1N0 AAAN.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY Is OFFERED TO MAN
~ OF enterprise in the purchase of tho GOOD WILL
and STOCK OF BOOKS in the FsTABLIsHED BUsI
s T as No No $50 ENG STREET for than THIRTY
therefore Offer for sale my COLLECTION OF ANCIENT Anu
mo- an, w0RKs IN Literature Science. Art Arcu-
Text Books in the English, Fronch. German, Italian,
Spanish Spanish Hebrew and syriao imported
Engrav1ngs with gercr variety Of foreign and Do
mesuc ta1aonery, Blank Books and Fancy Articles-n
Eshment South 'T---.-'-' --''''- - -" 1'A
10 sd approved purchaser liberal and accommodating
teIis VIII DC given aud every information connected
with the successful conducting Of tho business Including
foreign and domestic correspondents Will b. cheerfoy
communicated. sHri ''--- IN ~-~N',''
Offers VIII be received until the 4th OF April
MAtC0 u sa".S44 IL Il SAMUEL HART, SEN. '
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PRIVATE SALES.

IVY Far Sale or Rent f- sssN
2 By. n. H. DcLEON. =<.N
I "A RESIDENCE in one OF the most agreeable and
healthy portions OF the city within yards Of city rail-
roads very roomy, with all the modern improvements OF
gas and water throughout the dwelling Premises ex
tenh 9 and wen arranged. @ IA d e.psIs .
AIEO,
u A PLANTATION Of 1000 acres near city easily an
proecned by water rail high road produ es the finest
Island Cotton and Is at present under culture; with
an established Brick Yard, and has for sale
150 900 gray brick. 83ssE & -f .l g.@ 713|aS7 T1.
For particulars and terms apply as above at ;-.$
= March N th No. % BROAD STREET.
IL Come 1ieru House on Cannon, stree.,
BY g. MCCALL.
At Private Sale 4;r;l -bt fts3 4
:, THAT CONVENIENT TWO STORY WOODEN
RESIDENCE on the north side of Cannon street be-
tween Asney and Preadent stree,e g. containing
four square rooms. pantry and dressing room On the
lot which measures "a feesfont ITO feet Deep are
Kitchen of three and other conveniences The To-
cation desirable and healthy price moderate Apply
as above at No. 81 Broad street. - .G-1 -
March 26 s:c9$ ~ q. :. ~ .y.,gts ;,s $ll-
70 BY r. M. M MARsHAI.I. 6 BRO.
Brokers and Real 'Estnte AEemts. No. 80
Il: Broad Street. @-54 I. a a55,i.5. -
At Private Sale -...77g q
- TRACT OF 1000 ACRES OF LAND, situate in St.
James Goose Greek, near Pigeon Bay and nbout -
es om n ChaFaesto1a For terms apply as above
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-28

r WILL ATTEND AT THE FOLLOWING TINES AND
j. places to receive RETURNS OF PROPERTY and
MAKE ASSESSMENTS for the Parish Of st. Johns
Berkley, viz: Al Greenland Swamp. Monday, 8h Of
Aprl; 81 Calsmus Pond On Tuesday, 9th Of April; at
Biggin Church, Thrrsday 11th Of April: ct Strpw
berry. Friday, 18th Of April: at Black Oak Satur-
dry, 18th Of April and at Fulz's Old Field Monday,
18Th OF April Persons required to make return af
all incomes gross amount os profits All sales 0otd
and Silver Plate Watches sveiry, Bugeies Carrfags
also incomes from an Tel Mills, GINS and Lumber
Mills s.;.t n (a Y j. MPARKER Sst$
M :E..,& 25 Tax Collector and Assessor,
sls as5I "a st. Johns Berkeley. NJ
March 26 i, tE 4 siS