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New-York tribune., 1867-04-23

- peaou Commissioners Of the Central PARK for tR 10 behalf
0f relative
opening AVENUE ST. NICHOLAS from One HDndd and Tenth
street Hundred Apd y hh Street laid Ou by the Conm
Central PARK and sof for opening SIRkET
from 81 Nicholas 70 the Tweh Avnne IieIdd Dd wened
Nv the Central PGrk the Cts ofKewYork
Tile Board Of the Central PsTt be and
Mayor ComouAJ of the City Of New YORK
Act ofhe Legislature Of the People Of the State q New
lor entitled An Act relative - Ae peSe And dates 81 ne Conas
Park passed April 1866 hrehns being
hereby ge notice they intend apply the supreme Court in
10 F .ai district the state o HtN.frk. special Term Of
ss Court bodst The CITY Hal ine Cy ofheW OK on Wetnes
1867 Thereafter C0nnfs he
heard thereon or App0neD OF Of Estimate d AB
sssae te aott emitted natter that tie nare and eent Of t i'm
The A,snucrt Nicholas. from
Dno ~ 70 O Hundred add nfh street IN
tbe Cr of EcwYo tho Comisqpcs of me Genital
PARK fr opening Manhattan street nom Avenue - hsso
sa CITY, extended aDd nnel hy te Com
miss osrs q tile Central Park and shown ard donead certain
map Gsrdner sage CITY saI.syor eans dAs
tlt Ifh eay Of March 1861 New York 0th March 1871
kI(uARD QGORNAE, CegHssl " ths Cotpofsboh
New-York tribune., 1867-04-23

or the NewYor East Methodist Coniehehce, to s ,.Sr,
editor OF The Christian AdvooGe writes onjts
ali Connecticut west Of the river RsToad from sr~
% 10 Ryram River with that Part yihg ear. @ ~ ~
rdave and the Bowery. and the is IN tha ety OF
BPsoTn s Ss WEe arc Methodist SngrsSi S aSSs
them OF the first class It's peo"%es re sSme number II
40 mnlStsss , am membership Of about ssA
New-York tribune., 1867-04-23
OproE PESSsrLyASl RAmHoAD coKrlSI,

OVIcK PESEsYLYAMI RAILROAD CORPlSI,
PBLADEuHiA February T. 1874
PROPOSALS will be received at the office OF
Railroad Company Phsdsphis until the hst
dsy Of MAY 1871 inclusive unless satisfactory proposal should be
eeved previously from responsible parties desnDgto
direct line " Steam
ships between Philadelphia and Liverpool
BaRi soi proposal with detailed nformaton VIII le furnished
upon aspleation 70 - Edmund SMITH Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-23
SHrPBiNG INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or ERw roRK..".~.I

II CLEARED.
s..nbe Martha Stevens MyKAig South Amhoy Wu DtselL
sfeanhp Noh America, Zimmerman, Ao la4,li' N "-''
Alien. =. 49,,
slim Lockout Nulunt 6at Fnncisco, sutton 90,
shin Cnhsm's Pclcy BuIyess, Bemen, Ruger BIOS .c.
palk Ar,iss Biuehetslcop BIcnsn u ho'P . -
B.rk snteiope White, Cro!H. Roche Bros seIie, ~
Dlrk poIecca Cariana, Lrsegang MHtantas
Ram BrunsTick Malot,. Ma,ausas, brccswsy bassn
Iirye Trpop Newell TArrlgone, InpperS y bsAtl
lItq Union n tRr l. rul S. JohRs n ia y; T. a
Has Iies NJ M Lane Johns. N b p Neyns SoSs
BHg star VI ths Sea ,BEl Buri, IrHh"'sf ~ D. IT, '
New-York tribune., 1867-04-23

proposals.
OuIoE or CoEsfsAMr GEsEKAI oy sUHsR5EScEl
10. STaTE-sT., NKv. .YoHK, April 70, 1861
4 RNY STJPPLIES-SEALED PROPOSALS


10. STATEsT, NRv-YotK, April 70, 1861
RAIY SUPPLIES-SEALED PROPOSALS
"A Duplicated will be received by The uIersned until o'clock p
n TUESDAY 2 inst for supplying for The use 81 the United
States Army SUBSISTENCE STORES 10 be delivered ia OF
loco barrel. Of frsi quality mpene southern 81 Louis
other FLOUR sabk Jor keRg IN earn en Ihe
brands manufacture be stated the bids The barrels
good shipping order with round hoop i head lined and baa
10000 pounds prime NEW WHITE BEANS we seasoned ard
packed good bright NeeOopere HouT barrels 70 be i
22OO rarons oftbe best quality PURE VINEGAR made only
all foreign acids and injurious sub
stances Uniform strength, the Whisky Vinegar taiing %
srDs cna 81 potash 10 nsuirahe troy, the CIDER
Vinegar strength be % be pui bau,
in hafbArre gallons oapsy hke samples At h onee Zach
proposal state distinctly the kind and quality Of vinegar ol AHo
z3 barrels . IABRADORRn HRRRINGs
Samples Of all articles must be delivered with the popota shd fe
ferred ~ therein.
and vinegar be delivered with the pro
posss ard referred 20 therein
printed copy be sttaohed 20 each proo,
and the proposals must be specific complying precisely WIZ All te
Bach bid consideration contain the written
We e urgned Lcreby guarantee that part
conditions also that written contract with bonds 20 the
vaue of the proposed be furnished
The sellers name place business purchase wen
the contents with shipping marks 70 be hereafter designated
be plainly marked package All other Old marks must be
ObhteTated
The four beans herne vinegar win Inspected the date Of
delivery and compared With tbs retained samples b Inspector sp
pointed bT this Office whose certificate will be required
PayDea M BE- made ~ erdey or rs tguvdls m soon a. funds
received for The purpose.
Contractors eIpected hold goods without expense TO the
United States, until required for shipment .
Blanks Cor Proposals. ~ BE- furnished ONE Vhth must be
iaod eatepe Gddressd 10 the uhdTsgaai ard tad0rsed
" Proposals JoT SabsistHoe StoreG" H. p CLARKE
MalOTOen A. {. D.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
No ouortrN.

The Board held no meeting at o'clock last even
ing, quorum not appearing at rorcal, ana t"e '''
don't pro tom. adlourned the Board wlthonl oay'
New-York tribune., 1867-04-23
Qorunraiion Notices.
ELECTION ONO. S9laGE o. "a. ,gy.ryrrrDsrr ., rse.


IL OYFcK SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE
No 900 MuLBKIuY-sT.. NEW YORK, April TO- is6L }
Ry The st section Of entitled An regulate the tae OF
within Metropolitan Police District OF the State
Of New YoTk passed April 1866, u IL provided that
granted shall not authorize person 70 Keep s give
ptnous liquors VINES se or beer
which general special election tha DC e1 "ihln
onequseT Of mile from the place where he same shs be A
the entitled An act " amend an sci
entitled entitled act to establish heyohn
Police District for th government thereof passed Ap
IS 1857 passed April TO- 1860 ed April rs 1884 s provided that
shall the Pohce Force member treo 70
booth structure for the distribution tickets AZ
any election be erected maintained within l feet Of any polling
place within aforesd and TO ummsHy any such
booth boI or structure and prevent the thereof
The k3d section further declares that
shall memeano punishable BY imprisonment t Ccunv
jail Of York. in the Penniary not
exceeding BY tbe not less than
fox person without f or eIusea6e cause 70 use or
ncite yoEoe eeo on
any election day he Metropolitan Police District member
Police Force thereof the discharge Of his duty for
member Police 70 wug neglect making any are oI en-
ofense Of this State ordinances IN force in The sad
I or for any person member Of the Police Poroe 70 se
represent himself being such member With fraudulent design upon
persons property" -
The Police of metropolitan Police District specially required 70
tbs The above provisions carried effect
n. JOHN A. KENNEDY. Superintendent
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ad servants Lewis eDaroB VI H. l. Banes infant and nurse
su g. r Spencer wife Mrs hjor o. Wood John b church
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Io,ern, Capt Melville White aud $50 N Storage . h,.
FROM HREMEN AND SOUTHAMPTON AplD fl-ln Nan.niP
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ebert Marie Seellaaer Otto Seuser W. GliuI M o., -.
FROnCIENFURUOs April 2-In brig Smih-CAI'i LsoaSs
Tn. .tel Jamaa ~
New-York tribune., 1867-04-23

AN ACT for the MORE EFFECTUAL PRE-
N yESTI0N Of CRUELTY to AklMALs-Pased April H. 1901
The People state reprented Senate aud Assem-
sEcrioS II aHy person Overdrve overload s6o'e torture
torment aePe Of ssitsoanee Or @ procure 70 be
OerdhveB overloaded abused toIIoIe torms1to 81 or need
'Jsss laseS o. hlea, = s 10 s2 v os nsnencr
person who shall keep OF any way oe % ts
h Interested the management Of OF snail ,sssss nv mEny If % sbs W
batting ball bear dog co other o sSs Sa S cs
faeI place 10 be kept used shall upon ~ "
Sue 3 Ar" person TSo shall mpound be mPounded in
POune ersso.e shall ,1pP to % @ food ans ster and in
defsalt thereof shall upon conviction, be a9Jaoge0 sY
SEC h. be any time %PSTRSsa % StS, z s S SGe
said and shah continue TO be without he s % % % % s om tm to
time shan be necessary 70 enter mG ana an upSD s
and sap With Necessary and long as il shall remain
49, % Tsnsbe cost OF and be collected BY h
The Of ue s,'1Ts S1 s hs iq 1pSn Sere
II person shall eaIry OF cause 70 e eSII ~ H. Sa1
he guilty Of msseaor and whenever he shall be taken int custody
ScrS5 S an. ny. T dcpo s1S S @ s1Ssi @ 9Se & place custody
incurred for taking charge d aa Aee
s sustaining shah be lien thereon to be paid before The
% o @ s e!pepses or sny part thereof remaining unpaid be
recovered by the person ineu the sane OF heoWn Of said creature
ssc Every person shall hereafter dog dogs or
the purpose es1Sng Q, helping to SaT n e ,s @ uns p
shall be sqgr:S ss Ss. license V s pSST s 1l % S %
said license aud the residence Of the SvPer ,Hs Rsne Thereon % o
onnse and fne Of ten dollars for each subsequent
SIC II any maimsd sick nfr disabled creature shall be
abandoned die by public place such person shall be
guilty shall be lawful for magistrate Cap
police .bs State appoint suitable persons to destroy saeh
creature " unit for further
Any agent Of he American Society for The Prevention OF
being designated thereto by the hheh Oi any
county may within sneh eoanty mkarresis and bnng be-
thereof having jurisdiction offender, found
violating provisions aud all imposed and collected
u this act shall enuc to Tie
Society aid Of the benevolent objects for which was ncoo
rated
SFC This act the FIRST day Of MAY next And The
American Of Cruelty Animals shall
be weeks IN
published NewlOrk City default thereof shan
forfeit right the penalties and hnes provided
contained shall be- construed b prohit OF ~
properly conducted scientific experiment or in'e
tons experiments shall be performed only under the authority of
tie Faculty regularly incorporated Medical College OF Urve
Of the state Of Nev-iork
foregoing act hereby puhshed BY ae Society seeodane,
requirements thereof And the public respectfully nohei
each and AL Of lie proysoHs will bcrg dly enforced
HENRY BBRGIl President
VIZ CovFNTRY WADpFIr.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-23
Geaebers.

CCHOOL-TEACHER WANTED.-The sub
- sr wishes 4MPLOY for each tie Und state, and
Cansds TEACHERS who haye ome been engssed .ts. IA D
busisc for the "lLUSIRATED HISTORY OF lHk
BBIEb hy JOHN KirT0. y. D. y y Ethei b. the Rev
BOND u D. o Norwich. CoHn Over lO olose printed
roya pages aud than oNk HUNDRED fuLPAOB
RNGRAvlNGS
This vo srseommeniei bv the leading clergy 81 an denominations
Of Christians 90 900 copies already printed and iesdy o delivery u
that brings within The reach OF all Everybey "ni
t. EIpesneei sgns they knew book sell well No
eompeou BIpehebei Agents School Teachers,
ste CsgyeH aud Others ntsd TO utroiue ts great wo
into srsry household tue lani For terms ,Pp, Immediately 10
the publisher hbNfi BILL, c,,.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-23
Go iljbom it man Concern.

ANY IMPORTATION of JAMES BURNS,
N married Johanna and four months Nl
gratefully received her at the Office Of the Commissioner o E
grafton Castle Garden, N " Of the General Agent
New-York tribune., 1867-04-23
p4SSEyGERS SAILED.

III -
for RIO JANEIHO ST. THOMAS, &e April 22-n Steamship
NssYok-Mr AID Mis- HahersLaN sparta &c W B. Randall
Albert d. Brown Princeton n Mr. a D. Metol sul
ereu; Chles Gavin FLORIDA; fclH NJ Gsrca, 1uaiemaasi
Arthur Earle Liverpool; Albert Town send Squire SsmP
son Penn B. Yaiso B. Lecozdo ltay G. snd Hall Solu,
r. j. Csrltoa. g. j. Hail. A j. barley Osborn T.
al J. G. Dr. j. VI Downing tgp y hsan Lieut. benoni X
McCs snd daughter p hcAinen vile aud
H. sud wife. Hattie WIN and james Dyer, W Moore
Fielder T. wife aud children, J. C. Gorimt W T. Smith
vs. r. fgroye S Peun A. X Smith Y AID children, Engene
Preston Pennington MassnA and Beca Smith r. eef and s
D. Wison H. scott J. Sanpley. r. RoHlAnd w r. MeCazni
Mcknight Ami r. Mcknight and wife Gardn'I Carrie sus
cell Alr. apu ~ Knight wife and ehideen T. NJ Carter ~
Farysu family r. Cook wife ard ehhrr, X L. Croe H.
Davis McMaus S Borrow, wife aud chil Berry Susan Jas
all Ht,s Bouow James Maria J. H. Sae Lsroy Ieona Orena
si Qulen, w. T.. Parks c G. johnson w y il and Vile
Sarah ang0n Allen Gahugn Daniel WeaveF hey
Henderson, q Parupa James Close Doae we sE child Frank
Don ne Joseph Green and children sarsb luett uls flnstt
louis Green Argeca Green l. Bamby Geo Bamsoy John Nc
Cay Wm 1ey W sehoaed wingerou sfe and child u Abess
A. M Summers q. l. Wspin, G. A. Lima, wife, AID
two children SAME Linn Mis- Linn. senlor, sere pyer.
r. Gas,on n McCrlon aud children s j. Allen end wife j.
r. Poreher wife anA child. q. 7. Anthony, H. A. Morgan,
II o. Burtou J. ". lullNooi, FTuk knmeril hr. Back'
bun u. r. Leonard. From Alabama; Gen. > d. Wat
oa Porter John John q dsia l. indAins
Jol Farley pr Gee MeDade ws and two shdres
q MoInys and child J. Nj MeInyTe d. Mniyre JLia hen.
tyre Robt hclntyr- John M,luc M Meuyrr, Margre'
MclriUe e. S. Msnoy, r. MAloy @. !. GanteE South
c-roils.R H. BAet Fona-S P{ls' 1nd we wil:,p r. y
and Me r. seaartt Seanrgh r. Seanrgh W L. sean
Iirh u v seauhgh funce reanhgh sesn1g1, j. n B,.
morr z lnley aud vile T. T. A. Faley, Sash J. Fmle1 b.
Fuley H. v Finley g. e. finley, john Roe H. X LeSs Vile
New-York tribune., 1867-04-23

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
e., p., 10 snu sets......6f7 Moon Sets il;ol
man W,
s,Bi U,ot .95 GOV Island. II 10 Hell i2:3
New-York tribune., 1867-04-23
CLOSING PRICES.
NEw.YORK, Apr1 ~, 1867.

u, Ar, sxchaneing New 52e Ponds for the - -
FIRsT sERlES or $50 TREASURY NOTES,
.nosinr Banks and Bankers = .,,-.. ,o,,,,,ss,o~
O interest adjusted according 70 Gov
sut Te The SECOND and THIRD SLRES bought at market
T further Bot we vn pay fhe charges on AUGUST
Ss rt us for eonyeon and EW 5Os ordered Tetarned
as NhlAAII-lh q W. Ne- Is H~--.~
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Sapines Banks.

kJEW-YORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighth-ave.,
n soer Pourntb s per Interest free q tar Deposits
made "a or Nay viii draw interest from that dAie THOMAS
CHRISTY. PIes.& uf. r. II. BULL SECRETARY
New-York tribune., 1867-04-23
HOUSE
BANKING HOUSE OF a,
JAY COOKE & CO.,
No 20 wALJ-ST.,
Corner Of EGsssn-st. EeH-York


Corner o Essssn-st, EeWYork
We boy liberal ouren prices and Keep On sano
mn ,urpy Of GOVERNMENT BONDS OF ALL ISSUES, SEVEN
ruRTRs and COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES ard execute orders
Tor purchase and sale OfsTocKs. BONDS, and GOLD.
CONVERSIONS.
We convert Of sEvENTHRTIRs into FvETNHN
Es oS rHH TERMS taking the h series at GOVERN
H1S RGTEs allowing comOn 20 dealers and PAYING fRHsHT
70 lNp YHox EEwYORK Circulars with fall particulars furnished upon
application SAI NO0Ien -
New-York tribune., 1867-04-23
pipiorno Notices.

AyERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BAyK
NEw-YORX, April ~ 1857 )
A DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER CENT on the
N Capital Of fbs Bank has bern deerd payable on th
akeF Ma free TIE Transfer Books M be closed
O. date and reopen on Nay l. HlLLSON' VnAAieh
New-York tribune., 1867-04-23
VERMILYE & CO.,
No Al wALLST,
BANKERS AND DEALERS

,,I CLASSES OF UNITED STATES FUNDS CREDITED Oh
80 pENIIvTED POR OK RECEIPT, AT MARkET RATES,
PN FREE OF AL COMMISSION CAAkGLh
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WHWEW h.


On Monday, April 18th, at q p. me- JACOB
BERGER, ESD aged 81 years and one day.
The funeral win take place nom. his late
residence on the Island at p. M, ON
Wednesday. 18th instant. Friends OF tbs
family are invited 10 attend without further
notice. aprls.2t
: tMr. BERGER, whose death Is announced
above, was a native Of The Canton OF Berne,
in Switzerland, and was bonn In that eoun.
try In 1916. He immIgTnted to the United
States in 1881 at the age OF 10, In company
with number Of young mechanics who hsd
resolved toBeek home In; the New World.
After soIouming at various places in the
country, he finally made mp his mind to To-
cato in Wheeling, and accordingly COM
menced life herea asa shoemaker, q. vocation
that he followed for several yean. Having
acquired small capital he began business for
himself In Tanning, and In retailing Leather
bindings. Gradually, in connection with his
partner, Mr.. Holman, he extended his
business and capital until at last large and
profitable manufacturing and mercantile
business was built up. The arm now owns
one OF the most extensive Tauneries in this
section ofthe country, and also one of the
principal wholesale and retail Leather
StoreE 7ss
Mr. BRReRR was a self made man, and
commenced life under many Disadvantages.
BE was possessed Of good capacity, however,
and great deal OF energy. Of character. AT
the time OF his death he was largely Identi-
ned with the interests of the city, being q
principal man inthi Bridge Company, and
a Director In the Merchants National Bank
and the Benwood Iron Works. He leaves a
large family behind to mourn his los. They
VIII have the sympathIes of q wide circle OF
friends and acQuaintAnces,l ....-..gl
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snrinp ppop which they depend for rap
JJ.anJ stsady.advancementin prosperi-
~ california, for instance, has already
eleven roads running and more pro-
fected. They are nearly all short, but
serve certain special interests. The
most prominent and longest is the Cen
trail Pacific, now in operation ninety
three miles, from within twelve and a
half miles of the summit Of Bonner
Pass in the Sierra to Sacramento, and
with its connection, the Western Pa
citic, by an addition OF twenty miles,
runs through to San Francisco. Then
the weaIthiest agricultural region OF
the State. the Stockton and Copperopo-
lis, and the various other roads matn-
tanning and pushing ahead the life Of
the mineral districts. All told, they
have 3l9 miles of working railway. Be-
sides these there is another trans-conti-
mental road we'll under way in its pre-
liminaries, the Southern Pacific, to run
from San Jose to the Colorado River
and there to connect with the road from
Missouri through New Mexico and Ari-
zona. There Is also a road under dis
cussion to Portland, Oregon, which Eas
already obtained important aid of
land and guaranteed bond-interest from
Congress, Several other short internal
routes are attracting attention and
forcing their necessities of transporta-
talon upon the people there, so that ere
long California bids fair to show a
splendid system of both inner and outer
communication. She is taking the
surest measure for solid Improvement.
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KNOW THY pEsrINY.

MADAME E. F, THORNTON, the great Eng
lish Astrologist, Clairvoyant and Psychome-
trfcian, who has astonIshed the scientific
classes of the Old World, has now located
herself at Hudson, N, Y. Madame Thorn
ton possesses such wonderful powers Of sec
ond sight, as to enable her to Impart knoWl.
edge Of the greatest importance to the single
or married OF either sex. While in a state OF
trance, she delIneatos the very features OF the
person you are to marry, and by the aid of
an instrument Of intense power, known as
the Psychomotrope, guarantees. to produce a
IIte-like picture OF the future husband or
wife Of the applicant, together with date OF
marriage. position in life, leading traits OF
character, &c. This Is no humbug, as thou
sands Of testimonials can assert. She will
send when desired certified, certificate, or
written guarantee, that the picture Is what
itpurportsto be. By enclosing small lock
OF hair, and stating place OF birth, age, dispo-
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mch23, cod ,triW&Wly s-.I-5lt 4.ss
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A GARD TO INVALIDs.

a Clergyman, while residing South
America as missionary, discovered safe
and simple remedy for the Cure of Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases Of the Urt-
nary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train Of disorders brought on by banefnl and
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already cured by this noble remedy. Prompt
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Please enclose a postpaid envelope, ad-
dressed TO yourself Address,
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SENATOR FERRY, !of Connecticut, has
written "private" letter-which at
once got into the newspapers, for which
it was really intended-on the result of
the Connecticut election. He thinks it
a fact over which the Republican p lrtY
has right to rejoice, that the Demo-
Gratis carried the State only by taking a
candidate who always denied the right
of secession, and who voted men and
money to carry. on the war, and also for
the Constitutional Amendment abol-
ishtng slavery. Last year Congress
adopted plan of DEMONSTRATION which
leIt the whole work substantially In
the hands OF the dominant white caste
OF the southern States-and Connecti-
cut approved 1t. But the South reject
ed It, whereupou Congress adopted
another plan, putting the work into the
hands of all the people, black and
white, OF the South, The tfnetessity
and expediency" of this latter plan,
Senator Ferry says, were directly In is
sue at tie late election, and on that
issue the Democrats carried the State.
But the smallness of their majority
shows, in his Judgment, that Inc bill
ipiu be sustained before another wear "a
past. A year and half ago ne1rC, snE-
Erage In Connecticut was defeated nv a
very large majority. It now comes
within nine hundred votes of being IN
dorsed; another year, he thinks, viii do
the work. 4.5s - : ss5l5