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..11 .tt s 0 sse....uday m,,, IV.... Oi&i -dsj rl olnmo opprometly wee., aid Meday op.. odoa e add ,arnet d air e the NMo. Water is i dennid; may eistoras are dry rad asem the wells. Tho oese crep we alen and i de ho re, lwhilk thl we io Msnated msed pmnhod to wme a eulte.hs may d th peatsr thIk of plewia ap lshe she iu ri o sad spladalg. YTampalIg ar- omdlte wits eteh, we hbe as right io amplls; IAr ndtho North -e pi oth d bo Seltse d io she Ra Sas, the oediee f thod d estry is wr thia oeas. Tam JaPassE AsiasewtAno. Unedr dl of April 16, Mr. R. . am, (r., writes tom w, Jape: "Mr. Dewr, UsI d mel. l me that thierepsoml f -o5t gesuof d tho le Pseof Me s m. Ie pr is s o e d aste..s. TIhe Prise of MoS s prs Manl hief, who is ittery op. t.brn1or, to th tra.s rs a aid s. sw peant I. posh -t, his h ppoend to Ibr 1r. lam dhi 74e th sear. Petes withdre to is atr i the mosaslas, sad ha hess loyv a age form. Oh. we k i . The Jan aa~~ ed Itold Mr. De that theore nmt protest hi is K.. assws, If th Priaum o MNose oe thi way, sad dvis hms o ren to Tekhmes hoe h hoea e hie,. g tk o ha dodl e to rsove th Oramasu Osnmoas.-Mr AUter, mw Ward, has hoard Patty dlg sad writ. a hler to OCle lnd PlS.. dealer, frm his fr. m rai Bdin. jHe is : -seMis s A se dg ia the tueran. Aosh hikm doe . a sh ke ki Itas, why uder Stho sn deos sh dott Whet .os Is ham Is .la- wars a eed, de's ender a, who waeds we do its I r d isa es.e.my. It ro. aie s o ee iret haew. He a-d bhees *k h bts eat oeoe his 1e nosve aIn.. was a Mstery, e is was's amiser le them isohis sthing I spekle A s, rl medli, Pil ad Jeaky, thy ar do l geats, but I hik asl able hedld see wed leeok bo. ser Wsin the ile thei dri l. thoer. slveI p l blask elrm h wble kid l em mshowL l an feeds sasg. iksr Jueky is a ehiM t.ka ld ass, A wsia to lead akrls as w Rss lastid of ehewtla sa lerals Ado.. Is the doi l -ew Napelem when reeesilnpsIanet This p ,,-se eRl 'I. Law.-a.w, i i.t. preeset tatle Is a mystery. Ne of the eainL..se as saervs lefm o t vesiuleof a Idmihsple IewL e nettobsa of sedal m is. seitsy knewns h. de " .aso the lkow. sea qu dsid suatdud me.-e P. Yo3 Hrasa ?-The rmi ss haye ease de ~~l~ir~~teir ftm lemof thsir. The 1 hnd sbheesehair, weed (houss or On-'Ih Cleuelmi ready in, a is hued that the Ise e hmage qnms3A~~ r u ns rl -I L IMNmW Um1UNS. LM. Pa , o aUna a L I--I say. VWtsPAlIMS, * MaUM GOIAT CONIIUOM, SE1ITrM3 : Sat1meau, June 8, I1 A. M.--Te orl gleal, but s* re ptlrd Deeatic G(e r.estes, In samks at the re stcset theatre, menmbled at 10 o'eaek this meraalg, p9wUent to aeramment. OGuest essaeed sad esdtemeat prewvell, sed sharp wo,, sad general dissaleks Ies re heardM e ery dd. It Il a per. et peltsal .lhm. A. to the sad of te dilehty se one eas poedit It. The seeselea l still olea g o, sad probably will set stop till il the sl-Deegll and anti-equattr soerelg. ty delegates bew wlthdrawa. lat&nsoae, Joa 1s, M.--Tbe HM. C lob Caeblag, Presldet of the Colentleol, as lt resilgned that es, mad Col. Todd, of Ohio, has bees hbese Iprldest is his plees.. Mr. Caehllg ham et yet, wever, with draws eMatiely ft the eswvestlo, but will amela to abde the iease of h'e del. egate trees Masmeasheott. He hea takem sm a thea loer, and ettbrt the present imply s a member of that delegatlon. VItaT BALLOT Ol PRIbIDIIT. anglme umememeV Nemb, Ned. lawrmen , Juoe 8, 4 P. M.-The reor gusaitles blag eompleled, the masi geesle ws lrderde sd the eaveUon presded at *ese to ballot hr Pieddest, with the lowlg ues mlt: Whel s stma , wees. .. .......... ....... -N Sthbe A. ksee, t m3 n............ tI e.. 4bf ets, of Ietee .................e Jobe resaemeMgs of teetrm...........S eree asmes, at Ne Tet .............1 senI 8. tilema , atl lo Tea............1 This easnosmest was rueolvd with great applasee, lathe midst of whidh Mr. Churbn t New York. rme sad said thae M Mr. Dolas had eeslved more tha two-thirds ef all the vetN eat by the eon weatle, that lp dolaed him semlasted. dsps. maawteas, las, M, . l .-Th. o esal Demsestls Ovweelle rassembled atl o'leek. After som prellamlery prmessdilag, It was moved to prmd to the snmlisaul ea eadidate he the Vie Preldesey. Os the Iste bellet Seeem1i Prlapatriek, of Alabema, wes umslasmoea nomlated. The *e.atsoe thea edjoered Mte d6, bet to meet ogelt theo aell of the E1m teeld Dsemeatle eemUltes. 01 S ra ss ISenI. A€.C. eaa ,iaa e meemat. vol VICE PIUSDIIT. oe.PW LAra , efaMees. --- Banumres, Jane us, 4 P. M.--Tbe e. esdlag delegates hem the National Deme eate Couvetoln assembled in separate 0eewatl0es at I M. to-day, asesediag to saeaesomeeat. Mr. usrsel, o Virghlla, the eather of the rsoltle Ih regard to veual mea la th Chartestee eevestle, wea led SI the lair, amid great appise". Is tahag his seat, Mr. eaell easnowl edged the eoptiment paid to hi I very apprepulet terma. Mr. rleasll speeeh wan resolved with lead appleuse, sad KMem. Bradley Jobh e, of Marylas, sme Oely, of Arkaa eas, were appoinated a eemmlteto prepare bhasees hr the oeewesle, whe the es wotslen edjarned till eo'leek. The gratest harmey peewlsa In the eMastlesM, meemsag sl t t a a agle -s o perpes. The ladlwtdal mem ben ae, aela, La th beht spirits, sad snl vessl oeaslme ebarmlteiNs thee aever saa of all. 5awmem., Jn.o 3.-The boather Oestlitutleel Oevwmtloe mat at IS M., Stthe Mylsadlatet. 0 The Sl1wlag htates were wholly or pstly repcastd: Viuginas, Noth coaelna,lmoanlrs,Ore gee, Visda, LouiLsan, Mlssisppi, Tes m, Teaem.., KEtusty and Arhaaees. Th ewates was selled to order by Mr. Joh Ewlig·, et Alabame. Ilr. Reaell w elsedA pimddet e the eveme tl d l esedeled to the ahair, when ho delvesed a bhest bt eloqueest Asveal deIsgateespehe at Ingth, may lag thut it wee siesto e ll their praeasd lagpreohtalieay, as they had bue en damsauns t, rdsris sean amlr h peo. werrting helwg been ltlastewlly iag*edAt as mowed to preesed to bha lot fr PreIdet, whisk wee arried, m d Imresuld In the ,nmliatlen of Joeh C. AJ wakis iss Pk resi dat, the remst owblh wee that M er. a. Ba.wmea, Jane M, U P. YL--The eethesG Owsti tmel Osveettee em - , aembidest o'ded, in Karytlad asui., I tam tde e* es-elmt The ba-l .' UeId sty ewd h Id ud neumber Ietlai see w mnemMetbls le atM. s, I Yheedlletsmatwws waqe u lswas clr~ mgcilres` Oleab Ceshlag-wmn with the Ithll, the teaseement was reeived with tosas does ehesring. Mr. Walker, of Alabama, emn Oemait ee on Oraisaation, folirwed withb a - rt that Caleb CUo hi, of Masseehmets, be aamed Prsildent of the COnventln, which wa reeived with rdeubl ed shees. Mr. Cshingl was condueted to the eair with a renewal of the applause sad the waving of handkwerhlelk from the galle rkm. Is taklug hs seat, Mr. Cushing addrea sod th eoeavation as fllows : " Usemlelnse effrAs i mwn .-We have sembld here delegat to the atieMs at Demeerte venutles,dely swardlted thereto frem more than twenty State of the Union, fr the purpese of eminatiag eadidates hk the Pnredesey ad Vke Prosidsey. We an semembild, shee, fer the par peseofeesulatag the petuepleea which the appreslhiag esavemis to be eonde ted. a That party is os presmlaeatly of the Uaioa and the Coasttatl, reseglalag at he same time the ladepeOdese and rights of these sovereign tats. " It behoves so, thereorl , to that these sared priiple are aot bettrayd, but rather that the parldhergto them be preserved In its latsgrity." Mr. Cashing then aosneed that the naveation was redy ftr basin , where apue the Committee on Credentals ree and made reprt, from whhle it appener that upwards of twenty Sats were repre seatmd I th enventlon. The delegate from the tates of loath Carollna ad lenrds were le ilitad to take slat i the eoonveatlon. Th eeaventlo then preeed to hal lot ft Predea and on rseatis the votes It was fos that JLohn . Breeksa ridge, of keat y, was nearly assal mosely omisated. The nominatio was subsequeatly made by alamatilot. The ooavention then proeseded to ballot for Vik President, when it was found that Gen. Joe Lane, of Oregon, was nomi ated. The eonvsnatien the adjourned semdds, amidst dehaning cheers for I kearidge sad Lnse. After the adjoarmet of the mavestln an mmease erowd esembled I Mans mentqgare, to iate to speeehe heme Mr. Teaey, of Alabama. and Mr. Ceahing, of Maealsuastt. Tea thousand pople wre preent, and the gatest eathaslem pre vailed. Noveixe Lose.-There is nothig losat in New York. You open your wis. dow sad toss out a bit of paper or idlk, and though it ay be so bigg than a sape it is directly snatch ed up ad ared off by the ragppck erl You order a load of o,or wood, to be dropped at your door ; in less than Ave minale a whole borde of ragged.children are greedily waiting round to pik up the .hips, and bite, that re leafter the wood or col is carried i sad housed; anad ofte locks of hair are pulled out, sad bloody noes easeu in the strife to get the largest share. You will mo iass peracs round the stores, looking for bit of paper, sad silk, and that are swept out by the clerk, upon the pavement; you will see them wathobing roaund io shops for decayed yesea and fruter and rinds of mloes, which they sell to keepers of pig; you wil see them picking up peach stoonsto selIl to confooioaers, who crack them anod urse the kernels; you will see them round old buildings, carrying ol Sat th risk of racked beads, pi of decayed timber, and old nails; you will ma them round new buldin, when the workmen are gone to scampering of with boarde, shrile and bits of satoldig. Truly, t e is nothing lost in New York-acept human souls. WEar or OsD Rorwsr.-The debt of A. Milo amounted to above $986,000,000; Juliuls Cmar, when setting oat for 89pan, is reported tohave said himself that e wnu $10,000,000 worse than nothbing. When be fi8rst entered Boom, after creaing the Ruoion, he took from the pblic treasury *5,00,000 but a t the end of the cavil wart put over , $4,000,000 in it. He purchased I the friendship of Curio with a bribe of over $3,00,000, and of the Con - sal L Paulus with half that sum. SCrau was worth in real estate. Sover 68,000,000, aod about as much in money, furniture ned slave.. Senecawasu worthb over $90,000,000. SLentuluo, tae augur, over $16,000, 000. Ahg ts raised, by the tee I tniaet of his friends, nearly $151, 00,0. Tiberias left at bhis death early $10,000,000, which Cali-la spent in one year ; ~ad Vespasnn, at his accession, said that h requi - ed for the support of theState orer $1,814,000,000. Nevrtheless, though reatly en rihend by oosquete, imperial Rome Snever cae Into thbe full inheritance of the ebief wealth of tbhe East, ad thI e llarger qutity of the precious I metals hinve excluded from the cal. (oeeSeStO*ASSh* lAk gi :--TLe dispblbLks lshsI - of the emlatee of the heo. Steapam A. Douglas hr the Preldas, by the a. Uslne Demaers ontveede Sam ld more, the vote bleg as bllws: Ilti ballet,Douglas 17T, QOthek , IlBrs ridge t, Diekisse ). A melte de.aleag She aomlioast of Douglas seasolme was then adopted, ad theeooevuetm pe eoded to aemiaste eon. UBe. ?lspee rlekt,f Alabams, for Vies Predet. This is asemt powefl tiset and will erpy the whle Natieeal Dmeersey, btlh eth sad outh. l the weh the ssly eppe. iles it will eeoater, build.e BsLt IS pebHlelism, will boe hed la whlter Itluele the present Admnistlratles may be able to easts by bribery ed rrept @oislt islcees lI Is control, these will he wieldd againet Mr. Douglas as they we in 1IN is Illinols-when he was op pose1by Leola, the present Blusk e peblesn mddateleor the Premdesey. These Ielme wlll b heble and Il..1 tSe, we pedlet n ea thUetam, threegh eat all the North, i bt of Mr. Deeg Is's eleetion, that has wave hee bums equated; ad we vetate to pendlet that he will earry triemphasily ase bhl, at east, of ibm Norther States wibeet th quetlons f C doubt. We ee lshe iatermed that the belters sad mesedes trom the Natles onatees toen, nrpneeUlstg#, lp, elves Staties, also aseembled a body nd amiasted I John C. . dhearldge, of keetueby, br Pneoldt sad Joe Lae of Oregon fer Vi Preeldeat, withoet oppeeltem. Whether these nomialtoue en lInteded eerestly or otly to distreet sad dioide the sethas people with the ulbtior deliga of breaklag up the Union pon thekhet Oi of s lish Repeblies, tremals to seenm . We ea I der It eusedlagly doubtfl whther Mr. Bneek ldge will ee·pt this nomlatiou. I If he does, we shall ertelly be mistaken in th oharoe of the'ma, owlag as he does his prese high poetion to the bar mosy and alted atles sad eo-opesstie of the eat Niateiol Demoersey of th NoI rth and th, we eseot belie that be will sow lead llelf to say hoem, Itmk le ss i wi the preseit lastaee, to brehak p sad strly overthrow the No tisal Deaneerate party, upoe wkhL the o ly hopes of the Union et ehk a set ee his part would be a mt Ilgomllous betrayal of that high otdesi hLber ad eoldeam which has bese repo ed is him by the NatileaoDemarsey. As to Mr. nreh dllge's prbepete of seem, shoeld be permit his same S he ran in oppeiltie to Mr. Deuglas Ia the maner it is neow prevented, there Is o probability l poladof vlew, ihveabl to him. Howver populae be may be mu posed to be, by many-there is No staa talm preiag sheet bim or pepelar atts b meet to him of sSeoiuSt fort that Iea mslaead al iltelligent sad ptriotle pee ple leto say such seheme as th whlsk is pleaset by his nsmiastlso. Me aeea I ehetrd-now, if he rtne, or em Mr. I Doigle b dehated by ruenlng him-Mark this predietion. The eletioln of Sae m A. Doesz,. jsuat as eatain as say eOve em be, that has ot yet trasepieM and if Mr. reskeetridge permits has eane to be oader present iltruemtmee, ha I will be seelgaed by the AmerlIee Dem erssey to futire oblivieo. The are the sadid views of mle who has always ad mired Mrt. Bekeldge ansd the warltiag votes ofa tree DEMOCAT. SAlime or ua s sN.r Lersm,. I The London Times says, in refer. r ence to the mammoth steameship : The day of mailing of the Genat Eastern will be after the trial trip of Saturda , the 16th. pddle were tried on MYoa day last, and the peddles sad screw Stogethr on Tueday. The run of Saturday will consist of twelve hours steaming down the chaoneL A New York plotis on board. STbhe day of siling is not intonded to be later tL the ld, and prot I bly will be uearlier, as t is desired that the vessel shall be in New SYork in time for the th of July. r A London letter adds the fol I lowing, in reference to the mae moth ship : IThere are initiated perac s here Swho seriously doubt thmt the Oreat Eastern will leave before the mid Sdi of July. They sy-- ad they are entitled to Judge-that the "big' ship would hve sailed pesi Stively on the 9th butfor the fact that only sixty persons had ega ged pause~e in her up to tihe even Sing of the lt. Seven thosand bfivehundred dollars from sixty pm. Sanger would make Ia sorry show on the books of the "OMet Ship Company, limited," as ti t earlnings of their costly vessel SWhy, t screw teWaerus, cariyg steenr and calbin pesegerm from SLiverpoo, averagetweoty-v _tboe sand dollars a voyage out to New SYork, winter and smmer. Bet the directors do not admit that p. cueiary cousiieratiouns inlesce their decisiom in postpomalg ti day ofl e n. g. It .pper. that Iatereek Sed partie nave b een r n . she lM -uite asmeeygeoulss atmal. mme hsmptes artofdo. a thmts wsee to makio thad of destination. Even a Ong Estern caost coas peo pie" a beaten pahth, an it II, beeadrg evident to shareholders that it would be easder to get in 100 int clas at $100, which would amount to 4,100, then to get 8o0 Afr lasm psesagem ast touthamp. toe, who would only pay $86,000. I am disposed to agree with those who adveea the fIgurs, ead suspect myself that the trip down the Chnnel will be speedily follow. ed by the aendncement that the eat Eastern may be epeolted to lea i verpool for New York early I July. Meantime she s almost ready or ea, so fur us I n j , hav been on board yesed ros.wng. All iher coal is on board and every man belonging to the ship was at his post, except two or three omers. A collier of about e0 teos brthen, which had just been emptied of coal, was lying alongside, and her mastr, propor. tioueto to a voesl of her sine, rsly tower above thei bulwark ofthe Ut aseter. The bigbship is saehared about ive or six miles from the towa, (Slothampton) and seem to bve become so common place n affrair that not more than trwety or thirty persons visit her daily. __________ dvemasoes Musi owr ns GOve Sna.- 13sb MtimAISd ofif Dap.. The mystic musio sometimes heard at the south of the Pasegoula riv er, on sal aill ight, o of the wodersof our coast It is not eon. lied, however, to Pascagoula river, but has often bee heard at other sees. At the mouth of Bayou d'nde, sad other Iblets open lainn to the Gulf along the coaot of oar own country, the curious li, tener,. lying idly ln his boat, with lifted oars, when every other sound is bhuhed, may sometimes hear its strains coming apparetly, from beseath the water, like the s4 motes of distant ALllan harps. We had always supposed that! this pheoma, wter its origin might be, natral or supernatural, was peculiar to our ow ooast. It a pears, however from an estract gvsv byoms o qte I!Sl" per. from Sir Bsefro Tesmnt's recent work on C6lob0, that som thing very mue like t is known at Btiatlleos, in that Island, and Is attributed to a rather less poetical and mysterious origin-that it is to a peculiar species of shell fs. They are said to be beard at night, and most distinctly when the moon Is nearest the fll, and are describ ed in term that correspood very closely with the accounts given of the Puoloula muste by those who have heard it. Bet, accodir to the sam sauthority, it is only in Ceylon that this submarine musico is heard. Sir Emerson ays : "Semds somewhat similar are hard under water at some places on the Western coast of Iadis, ea pecially In the barbor of Bombay.. At Caldera, n Chill, muiical cad eones are said to isue from the sea mer tbh landitn place; they are described as riosg and falling fully four notes, resembllg the tones of haburptrin, ad mianling like thoe at iattiJl3 toll they pro. dose a muscal discord of great dea licacy and sweetanes. The animals from wheese they proceed bave -ot been idntiled at either place, and thbe myery remais uwnsolved, whether those at Battiallo e aire forth by fishes or mnlluss.-Mal& Maasu Cas.-M-- r. Menidth, the Aglnt- eloadetor, (my. the Charlers toen Mrcry,) who is kown to every oe who ever traveled on the Suth Carolin RlJlad, eeived yestady. Serm twe Maitse Cats, from LYsaabsetts Itappra thbata gentleman from Insa, was not lonj mace itatake I a: Mr. Uedith's ren. deuce by a visit to his meagerie of do. m icated amals, a aer and more unique olkles of Lwhich esaet found in this section. This gentle ma, on his returs, forwarded to Mr. Mredith the two eats which arrived yd· . Th e~t are ue aimsal, of a dulf ble olodr, cntra siq )hly with our ative hom ca, eats mm tohe dsreeionat d gud tie, sad have acedquired strmog attasdm a to Mr. dk -***- H-- Plum Daumr 106 A Cemumnrr. A condutor on cue of th railroads dja fs which she aposed byerd heldbsdher wimles. The~ m aws hdta iftdhlady ina ma 1 at wa s~o I aFwa Va10e asanwte. 4 m tm.Ithe il. smd the la fvhr uefje oeI ?Taa. F uueldee md ase - t, of *aeMIbUU he ViOa Ptdales, an eall m ..,t*met M Aedmy stil, .s Wed. ady moat, the nth list., a " o'.ioek P. -., to mppels dgleae to nproeat th FirLh of ea some 11Ro ge lba h State asvedoss M Ios w l this deity on the roeun proatmo. T.. W3ea. J. . W. . )s, J. Y. eC~urtehes A.V.v w , Thee. l. Plkes, F. M1ee~' steo II bet M H. Da , .. KIm met, n" 1XEl~por, ? sitsa , J. J. Amt , 1. A. Ob.tm.i NErW cAt NO~rOEb. o SPMOJAL NOTIo Jr. Daames Avasmes*,-The,? will be eseting of tShe "' Ikewl Debating Ho iity" this (Taendy) evena as olght 'ele& P. ,. a t egle R es No. S. Q"stiem hr debate Wbkih be the moo. Inluies Oe mua, womer ora may. At the last mwateg the folelowlg quoH I*es. Is Uthe sam Amoeril a Mtedeig momu1mqt of lyumtela o Celmbee" Ms ehlit diumed by WN. Lead V. L. nes, on the armtve ; sad . J. . Wel ter sad A. Reed e th segativ. Prel st 8eues, gave hId deueten I. beer of M. Cas. D. IrPe, , ledsy. nOW IU TrI TIMs. /o _MAIS ,ro s Lr sew bI Se*, I wnll s sere r ..useeee eseo off > v e ee neee al e ,, :t k and *sb*emeeFe, FRANK LW.LIR'g NAoAZoIt woa tLYT lz , zo. lest i.eee Msa . l 1e a at I a. c0o7m,000.ý U-N" pst Ol.. tet ..... 701M J tLY 1WT2, 1850. ,estH mesad I sea 1. Msggom1mgm' - Mdr o Ole soeek steve. A s alaw lia nM . veto at the jl-e DaLao"se, Dasesra a. in tr~ ew uas orss * bur A "was sbees SULTIUM WATEI. - A pen PUSS sfSON se·r wastr d isc JW A WOu. V. Mwo. 0. HYATT A WON, -ssee, Im, Im mSus.. A~TIM imeid IS adee welambse 'tea of ee lwe Sem aem Weepaed a* meetee, r me sed V. Maa Urn e u. Jusd nn, I. TA!aIlai T OR I UTROPS. 1*0 TOWN0 ALA3SUth, aK LaMes M133 a1/M ose ua hes ehr SMWPAM'S MAGAINS E lt Mwees ad se e r cs as rOeassedJr I to1 Sr, J--s J. IrnOOtMIC. m Prl CmOCO1 AT i. T--d We ! les! NI b rg far l NO HUMBUG: CORI TOSS WAY. I. 10HMALINIIY & CO., Op was paWo.us Meds new serwtsl b aut-r -t. ass of Meb lsoI s; roat ler 1be se a SeeM, ee ASe MVit ul Manhu oat Weumd 0o h metetl esr thter to.s - -r ee in eleatele heq o warr 00e. tLees h~ s a beepte adm Imlted is veee Es a arlL. Sene me seel ewv e a th So va.a'n ston. NOTIOE. J d O. mUC~h T, Adiet. ew.ur E . .Irl . S e l rnb ,euwrn. aewa. a aas, eses. eseoai a wooamasu. ueer. hem eel at. Wrviasl Ste. meer beese Na, I.. ITATI OP I>UISIANA-Parishof Nea W Jl 4 Melee Neytrallam of Mll a epl asaIesfor th admlate astle e~Oshest of Resell Mecellees, with. isa days LUtam es taiaa drn of ths moern, why aid egg eBeIf55. eem ad sUal *f vIl1 551sa aS R5**I** IqS sits las t 0 J nm ssas'a..a. r & · 11rl ils~uO