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COLOMBIA.

Liberation of the Two Frcnchmen CHARGED
with ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Indians Conn
planning Against tac United States Survey
lug observation-disclosures.
PANAMA, Nov. s, 1870.
Since my last. on the sd lnst the principal event
which has occurred among here Is the circum-
stance that the two French citizens Messrs Clement
and Julian, after having been kept In jail since the
fire occurred the 9Th OF June last were yesterday
brought to trial and declared innocent Of the charge
brought against them Of maliciousY setting fire TO
the Aspinwall Hotel, of this city.
From the capital OF this republic we have news TO
tue 18th ultimo
General Mosquera stands good chance Of being
elected President OF the State Of Canca.
About the end OF September there arrived mt Popa.
yam four Darien Indians on their way to Bogota TO
complain, in the name OF their chief OF bad treat
ment received from the members OF the United
States Surveying Expedition while In their country.
Mcssrs. Renningsbury, Weasel & Co., the present
contractors OF the Barranquilla Railroad, propose
TO construct another railroad and telegraph line be-
tween Bogota Ccpaquira and Facatativa, provided
they get the guarantee of the State OF Cundina-
marca Of seven per cent for twenty-five years. or
the capital to be invested; the cost calcu lated at
three Millions
The executive power OF the Union wishes bank
to be established in Bogoa, and offers great induce.
ments provided the capital Is not under 800. O0D
J. u. Poylo has been recognized Consul for Bel
GUM In Panama.
At the end OF September the national Treasury
had ON hand S43,54l.
The government has been assured by its Consul ar
Guayaquil that Ecuador, Though her troops are
being drilled by French instructors and armed with
the Chassepot, does not want 10 fight.
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A Missing D0CT0R.


A Prominent Physician Of Ronsout Supposed
To Have Been Murdered or DrUwned-The
River Dragscd-Cannons Being Fired in
Hopes Of Raising the Body-The Seems
Visited by Thousands.
The citizens o. Rondout are greatly excited over
the sudden disappearance from their midst OF Dr.
John Wales, q prominent physician aud an Old
resident. On Monday afternoon, the nth inst, DR..
Wales drove over TO Port Even, a town about two
miles from Rondout, for the pu pose OF collect
ing rents. After transac:ing his business he re-
turned TO Rondout. accompanied by one Mooney,
both going to the saloon kept by Patrick Malon,
Garden street. At seven O'Clock the doctor got
his carriage, saying he was going home. and drove
OF at RAPID rate, but going III an opposite direction
from bis home. half hour later MIS- horse and car
riage were discovered near Dlllols Foundry on the
the saloon OF Mallon Search was at once instituted
for the doctor.
On Tuesday morning, one week ago to day, tho
carriage cushions, robe whip, gloves &C., were
found about llty feet from the river and about 900
feet from the spot where the horse and carriage
were found. IL Is generally supposed that the car
rage must have turned over, throwing out the doc.
tor NJ or near the place where he whip &C. were
found that becoming bcwiluered, he walked OF tho
dock into the river.
The river for half mile has been thoroughly
fired IN hopes OF raising the body should 1t be In tho
water. Tue ncighborh0oi has been thoroughly
searched, put no trace OF the missing man has yet
been discovered. Tie scene has been visited by
thousands, WHO watch with intense eagerneSs tho
men engaged IN the search for the body
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SUPERIOR c0uRT-TniAl TtsM-psRT 2.
Getting Pay for an Old Debt.
Before Judge McCnnn.


from Us. CoD,bes, Me- d Com. Oemler for
merly shipped produce from twelve miles above sa-
vannah, Ga, TO The defendants, Wen known pro-
duce dealers in Washington Market The latter adj
vanced $500 on the crops OF two years ago. Mean
time. alleged, he offered, for advance OF 81 000
10 send the same crop to the plaintiff, who IL pro-
duce factor at savannah, which sum was duly al
yanced and the produce sent TO him, as per
agreement. The plaintiff shipped the produce 10
crediting the remainder TO MT. Brown. good deal
oil testimony was taken. The jury brought In u
sealed verdict.
Tie Alleged Emaezzlcrnent By "a Bookseeper.
Harrison n. Johnston Is. augustus L. Thonas.-
The sealed verdict In this case. In which &c will be
remembered the defendant was charged with the
embezzement OF some $4,000 and damages claimed
Tor $4,000. was opened yesterday morning. The
Verdict gave SITS 90 70 the plaintiff. immediately
on tneiame being made known TO Samuei H. Ran
dau, tue aeiendants counsel moved Tor a new trial.
Argument on the motion win be heard ON Wednes-
DAY.
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SINKING OF A STEAMER.

TIE Steamer Diamond State Sunk in tho
Chesapcaxe Canal--iiocovery OF Portion
of the Freight.
On Thursday night last the propeller Diamond
State. Captain Wesley Woods, OF A. J. ShrIver's New
York and Baltimore line, running between rhiladcl-
phla and the latter port, While passing through the
Delaware and Chesapeake Canal struck against the
bank, 1t Is supposed and received considerable in.
Jury, mole being Knocked IN her hull, and sunk
soon after. The Josephine Thompson, OF the Erics-
son line (but owned by the same company, which
was near ut hand, went to her rescue and
In saving portion OF her cargo and all tne passer.
gers, and put back to baltimore with them. Assist.
ance was Immediately sent from that point, but too
cargo CT sugar and assorted merchandise ana the
loss TO- the company Is reported 70 be varY heavy.
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.

Another Extensive Bond Robbcry-kn In
sursnce Agent Tried and Declared Not
Guiliy-A Host of Professional Burglars
ind Thieves sent to the State Prison.
Before Cunning 8. Bedford, City Judge.
The most OF the session or the Court yesterday was
spent In the trial OF an indictment against J. Cross
Nelson. who was jointly indicted with Edward L.
Fargo, charging them with grand larceny. 1t APP
peared, from the evidence adduced by the prosecu.
ton. that on the I'd Of November, 1868, box was
stolen from the ONCE OF Morrison & Co., No. 342
Broadway, containing sl5o.oOo worth OF United
States b Jnds and railroad bonds. Some Of the
bonds were returned, put among those that were
no. returned was o 5000 lyetwenty registered
bond, No. $40 IL was shown that sixteen months
afterwards Nelson negotiated thus identical bond
with Mr.. George DAVIS from whom he Obtained
loan, and subsequently with Il. Il. Roberts, stating
to these gentlemen that he received tue bond from
f. L. Fargo. Ii appeared IN the course OF the trial
that Fargo got the bond from man named Bran
don, q diamond broker In Broadway. The accused
proved by number OF witnesses his previous good
character, and that he was an insurance agent.
Judge Bedford ntimated, In his charge TO the Jury
thai there MAJ 4 legal doubt and Without leaving
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COMMON PlEAS--sEseRAL TERM.

The November Term OF the Court.
Before CHIEF Justice Daily, Judges Robinson and
Joseph +. Daily.
The general term for November opened at eleven
O'Clock yesterday morning, when the court room
was crowded to overlooking by gentlemen OF the
legal profession anxious To have their dis
posed Of.
Appeal ON N Divorce Case.
Ete Mdfeu5e Us. Mario .baneuse.-This was a
suit for divorce, In which Mrs. Marie Maneuse en-
ployed Mr.. Morange as her counsel. Before tho
matter came for trial however, the parties 'Torgot
and fOigaven aud the action was aband-
oned by the plainttn, who, however forgot
TO pay DIR. Morange defendants counsel fees
Mr. Mofange opposed the recording OF
tue discontinuance until his fee should have pcen
paid. whereupon the matter was referred and the
Fierce awarded Dir. Morange in his report 81 $40
The report was confirmed after a small deduction
had been made, and from The order OF confirmation
made at Special Term, an appeal Is now taken.
The General Term now decides Ia favor OF Mr. Mo-
range confirming the order OF Judge Brady direct
In. The payment vi COUNSEL fee.
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The DaIzelI-Kinx Arrest case.

BtiOfo Judge spencer.
augustus s. Daizeu u.s. James c. Kinq-In this
case upon the application or Edwin james, coun-
sci for the plaintiff order to arrest the defendant
and hold him to bail in The sum OF 5000 had been
granted upon the ground that the defendant had
falsely and nlalicousy an without pro able cause
imprisoned Mr.. Dalzei, charging him with having
IN the capacity OF CLERK W the defendant embezzled
tue sum OF SlU0, 900.
King, the defendant, made an affidavit that Dali
Zell was i ais partner, but clerk, aud the bail
was reduced TO $780, giving leave 10 the plantiH
10 apply upon further alidaylts 10 Increase the
bail 10 the original amount. MIR. James applied
upon sucn aidavits to establish the fact that Da.
eel was partner and read several aiidayts 10 that
e1ect. The secretary OF the bank stated that King
informed him by letter that Dalzell was partner IN
the firm, ana introduced the latter 10 the bank
draw cheeks and sign notes as partner.
Judge Spencer--Thc question IS whether Dalzeu
was partner or mere clerk.
Counsel-We have the articles OF partnership, the
testimony OF the bank and The fact OF Nr. Dalzcll
conducting the financial affairs of the nrm or King
Co., TO the amount OF nearly half million OF dol
lars.
The Court granted an order 10 show cause re-
turnabe on Friday next.
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BOLIVIA
Discovery Of Silver Mines near Ga. ija-Ex-
tent OF tho Deposits.

Discovery Of Silver Mines near Co ija-Ex-
tent OF tho Deposits.
LIMA, Oct. q. 1870.
From Bolivia we learn that great excitement pre-
walls regarding the silver mines recently discovered
nj place called Caracoles, on the coast short
distance north OF the only Bolivian seaport,
Cobja. The extent OF the deposits Is
stated as being greater than any yet
known In South America, and In richness the ore is
compared to that OF Potosi Chalarcillo, In Chile.
A. commission of Chilean engineers. despatched TO
the spot for the purpose OF making inve stgation
report that the rumors concerning the mines
are not at all exaggerated, and advise the
formation OF companies for working them to good
advantage. MI Dlaz Cana, the dscOverer, obtaned
The most favorable CONCESSIONS from the government
OF Bolivia. Already large numbers Of Chilean
miners have proceeded to Caracoes. A competent
authority presdes tae district order IL strictly
observed, and the results OF the discovery are al
reauy apparent IN the ore shipped to Valparaiso, and
accession OF so many new consumers.
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COMMON PlEAs-TniAl TERM PART n.
Interesting ~hcrid's Cause.-The Escape Of a
Judgment Debtor.
Before Indigo Ioew

ssuuSmCHt DEBTOR.
Before Judge LOew.
Henry G. SdrGer as. James O'Bf'aen, SherlT.-Tnc
complaint alleges the following state OF facts In
this case:--Tnat on or about the 30h OF March,
1867, Henry Loree commenced an action in the
Court OF Common Pleas against Josiah Carpenter to
recover the sum OF about ST., 453; that Judgment
was recovered on the I'd OF August or that year. the
execution OF said Judgment being issued TO John
Kelly, the then Sheriff OF New York. In the usual
iorm against the property or Josiah Carpenter
Tue judgment debtor; that the 9Th OF Sep
TENDER, 1867, the Sheriff returned the execution
unsatisfed, with the endorsement-"No personal or
real property. John Kelly, Sherlf;'' that on the
10th OF september, 1857, another writ Of execution
against the person OF Carpenter was Jed upon the
same judgment and placed IN the hands or Sheriff
Kelly, with Instructions 10 Carpenters arrest
and incarceration in Jail until the payment or the
judgment or his release on bail that Carpenter was
therenpon arrested and confined in jail on the 24ln
OF september; That he was subsequently released on
present plaintn; that after Sherin O'Br.en
went Into Office Carpenter was turned
to sheriff OBrlen to be kent safely in custody
and the Sheriff thus became liaDl for his safe
keeping aud for the amount OF the Judgment
against HIM to Inc same extent as II the arrest had
taken place under his own administration; that on
the 18th OF September 1868, Carpenter escaped from
until after the commencement or this action: that
The Judgment was assigned 10 plaintiff by Henry
Loree for $780, with interest from the "a OF August
1867.
The defence set up was collision, and that there
was no escape OF Carpenter. Case sGill on.
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URUGUAY.


The Uraguaynn Rcbels-Thcy Arc willing
20 Compromise ovemcnts of Troops
Financial Observation-Disclosures OF tho
Finance Minister.
RIO JAHErR0, Oct. rs, 1870.
Your correspondent here has news that In the
Uruguayan republic, after the victory OF the insur
gents at Corraltos they declared their willing
ness 10 come TO compromise with the government
on the terms OF acknowledgment OF the
ranks Of the officers and Of the pOstponement
OF the electIous for three or four months to allow
those IN arms 70 get their names inscribed on the
voters lists. Public opinion In Montevdieo seems
TO be becoming and more IN favor OF conceding
the demands OF the Insurgents, lnlsmuch as there
appears little hope OF the government being able to
Gueil The insurrcctlon.
The government Generals Carabeuo and Suarez
mad enected their Junction after the defeat OF the
former ara were recognizing and remounting their
forces on The north side OF the Rio Negro. Mean
While The Blancos, under Medina aud Aparicio,
secured the southern department unmolcsted, COM
ing up even close TO Mon,evdeo. AT last dates,
however, they had left the ncighbornOOd OF
tie capital. and they supposed to have
gone towards San Jose and San Luc,a The telegraph
communication with those towns being interrupted
The Blancos had also made daring attempt to
seize government steamer, and Tor that purpose
Introduced arms ana men on board small vessel
ostensibly loading -four for Paraguay, and which
lay close by tue steamer. But suspicion being cX-
cited an armed force made a descent on the flour
vessel ana captured the men ana arms.
Inc Minister OF Finance has resigned In conse-
quence ol the refusal OF the Legislature TO authorize
an issue OF Treasury oils. IL IL SAID that some
Buenos Ayres capitalists have offered q loan OF
$1,000 900 III gold. at high rate Of interest, aad on
condition OF the Custom House and other public
buildings being given AS security for repayment. 1t
Is SUI posed the government viii accept, In such
straits Is II for cash.
The Maria Co. Iank has paid the rstinstalment
OF twenty-five per cent and interest In accordance
win the integral composition made with Its de-
posiiors when the Montevldean governments forced
II TO close It's doors for a tlIne
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL MISSIONARY AVN.
YER AIRY.

The second anniversary Of the Missionary
Society or the Methodist Episcopal Church was cele
brated last evening in st. Johns church. Bedford
avenue Brooklyn, Il. d. The body OF the church
was Allied with the friends OF the missionary
Cause, and large number OF the most distinguished
ministers OF the denomination were present and
took part In the exercises, which continued until a
late hour. Mr.. f. J.. Fancher occupied the chair
during the evening. The exercises opened with the
singing OF the hymn, the congregation joining,
From all that dwell below the skies.
Let the ReJeemerss name be sung
Through every land, by every tongue.
Alter the Offering Of an impressive prayer
by the Rev. Mr. McElheney, OF Boston, the
Rev. DR.. Harris, Corresponding Secretary,
read report OF tbs condition OF
the society, from which 1t appears that 1t ia in q
nourishng condition. During the past year the In
OF fonr additional laborers and SIX were added to
the the, China mission los6 IT, rals year y - pro-
dian mission, Two to the Bulgarian mission
and dcputatlon to Italy. The financial Condition
or the society Is good but IL Is necessary that gener
contributions should be made for the purpose OF
successfully CARRYING out the new and extended pro-
jccts Of the Board.
The principal address OF the evening was delivered
by the Rev. Henry W. Warren, ID. d., OF Boston. He
was glad TO hear from Dr. Harris that there were To
be so many new soldiers to fight under Uhrst's ban
bags would open and supply sinews OF war; In all
wars gold was more powerful than stecl but God
all not want gold. In His kingdom 1t was as plen-
tfu as paving stones In this. 1t Is earnestness IN
this cause thai Is wanted Metal IN types IS weigh.
tier than In bullets Thought gauges an undertaking
and faith laughs at dimcultes Intelligent Prussia
falls upon ignorant Austria at Sadowa and ignorance
Is vanqulshed. Napoleon the First once said that he
feared three newspapers more than three hundred
thousand bayonets; his nephew had similar fears.
and without meaning any disrespect, Dr. Warren
expressed the belef that Satan also might have
IN 10 a T.
Further addresses were delivered by the Rev. Drs.
Duryea and Briggs and Bishop Simpson.
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS



Meeting Of the Board Of Aidermen-Tho New
Hamnr Pavement Extensiveiy Ordered.
The attendance at the meeting OF the Board OF
Aldermen yesterday was more than usually good.
The members were all present except the magnih-
cent Jerome. Alderman J. was not IN HIS seat,
Dut it was wen flied. nevertheless, Tor Prince
Richard Flanagan. the bandsomest man In the State
Assembly, occupied the chair and was giving his old
neghbor,
SOLID MAN IRVING
airiendly buzz" while the latter gave him the old
familiar elbowing ia the ribs. Prince Richard was
wise in getting on the right side OF Irving. for by
TINS means he succeeded III balancing the effects Of
THE ELBOW BUSINESS.
as in the Assembly he gets il In the let side The
handsome Alderman cuidy sat at a little distance
from Irving to escape the other elbow and to gaze
enthusiastically at Mitchell his formidable oppo-
Gently
pEMoLsHING ToorHrIcxs
and studying the improved appear ance OF the Presi-
dent, Alderman Conan, while tho latter read out
the titles OF the papers or put tse questions WIN
much more OF his accustomed vim than he DID Nv
the previous meeting. showing thereby that he -
rapidly recovering rom the enects OF his recent
severe indlsp0siC0n. The other members OF the
Board were in good trim ana ready TO do any
amount OF business. The heaviest business they
dii. however, was 10 order the
HAAARiNG or THE STREETS
In various sections OF the CITY, In other words, TO
provide for the laying OF the Hamar pavement
whatever that may be-in Leonard street from
broadway 10 Centre street; ghtysiAtn street, from
Third 10 FIFTH avenue; Fltieth street, rom Four,n
to Sixth avenue; Twelt street, from Fiith avenue
to North river: Churcn street. from Fulton to Morris
street; Wan street RON Broadway to south street;
lS.d street, from Fifth 10 Sixth avenue; l27h street,
from Second TO Sixth avenue 10th street, from
First TO sixth avenue and lhiry-nnth street, from
Fifth to Madison avenue.
Now, IL Won't do TO be very inquIs!tive but IL IL
evident that Hamar has been around or else his
pavement must be something very me 10 receive
30 much recognition at one meeting OF the Board.
Belgian pavement was ordered for Seventy seventh
street, from third to Fourth avenue; TIL ty-second
street, from Sixth avenue 10 North river: Bayard
street, from Bowery TO Baker street, aud fty-third
street. from Elghtn To Ninth avenue. 4 large guam
tty OF
MISCELLANEOUS WORK
was also ordered, such as the laying OF gas mans.
erection OF gas lamps, nagglng, CURLING and other.
wise improving new streAs up town, after ordering
which the Board adjourned until Monday next, at
two O'Clock r. NJ.
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THE THIRD AygRu: STABalEG AfFsAY.

Committed 10 Await the Result OF the In-
jurics.
Philip Mcclure and John Ferres, who 1t is alleged,
stabbed John Burns during a fight on the corner OF
Slxy-third street ana Third avenue Sunday even
ing, were arraigned az the Yorkville Police Court
yesterday and committed to await The result OF their
victims Injuries. Burns who Is now In Bellevue
Hospital although he received six staDs In different
parts OF the body, sufficient 10 Kill any ordinary
man. IS notinjured so badly as TO dssipate all hopes
OF his recovery. lie felt very comfortable yester-
day and expressed the hope that he would soon be
able TO leave the hospital.
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COMMON PLEAS SPECIAL TERN.
Decisions.


BY Judge Van Brunt.
ODonneU cs. Poaoers.-Judgment for plaintiffs
Fitzpatrick rs. Boplan.--Complalnt dismissed
BY Judge Larremore.
Johnston Us. AcEersOn.- Demurrer overruled.
Judgment ordered for plaintiffs, with leave to de-
PENDANTS to serve answer within five days ON pay
mcnt of costs.
u shop Us. The sun Publishing association
Motion granted. This was a motion to extend n
lien IN favor OF Goodwin Co. for $1,000 for repairs
made ON the Sttl building to the 27tn OF November
1871.
Bitqundn Us. CdSsfdy-Lien discharged.
Ztyfinte1ge Us. Ltllaerie.-Motlon granted
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sUpSEh: COURT TRIAL Term.
suit to Recover Upon nm Altered Draft.

suit to Recover Upon nm Altered Draft.
Before Judge Van Brunt.
Ihe Ninth National Eass Of Nelo York Us. The
Aonb e( Afteffcd.-This Is an action 10 recover
on an alleged altered draft The alteration claimed
10 nave been from SIS to sa.15. draf for the first
amount named was sent by the Citizens Bank OF
~ Louis ior collection 10 The defendants. They sent
!. 20 lne pialntins to be paid. upon whom 1t was
uraWu, Was pad for the altered amount, and
this suit Is brought 70 recover the dliference Tne
defence Is that the draft came TO them in the regular
order oi business Before the conclusion the Court
wiz be entered upon de noyo.
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THE COURTS.

A swindling Concern Broken Up and tho Ac
cussd Committed Passing Counterfeit Money
A New Way to Pay Old Debts-Alleged
Embezalement- The Broadway Widening
suit Postponed The Dalzell-King Case
Still in CONTRACTION Against the
Sheriff Heavy Sentences in the
Court OF General Sessions.
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RiiLWAY ACCIDENT.
Miraculous Escape.

During Saturday night some malicious person
broke lock attached to a switch Oh the South Side
Railroad, at Jamaica, and misplaced the rails.
When the accommodation train arrived at the spot
on Sunday snorDing II was thrown from the track
ana the engine pr ciptate1 down m emDaakmcnt.
Fortunately no loss TO human life resutel but II is
lndeed miracle now the engineer and fireman
escaped. The engine was badly damaged II this
maleyolent wretch is caught an example will be
made Il hi N.
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f,ceen Inti1pJoarth ana Finy-n,nth sreets--A mo
ton for confirmation OF the report or the Commits.
sioners OF Estimate and Assessment for the Broad.
way widening was TO have come up yesterday but
owing to Mr.. Justice Cardozos engagement In tine
General Term the case was postponed TN the Goth
OF December
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sheep skins and wool. nnwashed or washed, are to
pay two per cent al u0i0rem.
Admiral Pet2, Minister Penipotentary and Envoy
Extraordinary or the Austr0- Hungarian empire
presented his credentials on the 18TH and was re-
ceived with warmth he being the first yet accredited
by Austria TO the Argentine republic. His principal
mission ~ 10 negotiate treaty Of commerce De
tween the two Countries
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COURT or APPEALS CALkNnsn.

ALBANY, Now q. 1870.
Court OF Appeals day calender for Nov. 22-Nos.
ca, o. SO, 1914, IS, "a, 49ia, 81, So, 81.