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Fare 10 Boston, 81.
A stag c will leave Newport every morning Sun.
"A days excepted. at "a o'clock, A. NJ, arrive in
Fall River at loi AN
in Taunton, | T. NJ
in Boston, at Cd Z. NJ
Returning a stage will leave Boston every mori-
ing Sundays excepted, at past o'clock A. NJ; in
Taunton, at o'clock, z. NJ.
" in Fall River, at o'clock
in Newport, at q \ O'Clock.
Stage book at ToNnsend's, Il liassards Hotels
in Newport
The stage will leave Townsends at ! " Has
sards at7 /.
Stage books ut Barkers Marlborough Hotel Bost.
This Stage is connected with the New-Bediord
stage at Fall Rwer.-Leaves FalLRNer 10 ! o'clock
every day, Sundays excepted, arrive in NewBedlord
at past IL o'clock
Leaves every day. Sundays excepted at 4 ocl'k.
arrives IN NewBedtord at 81 o'clock-Returning
leaves New Bedford every day, Sundays excepted.
at o'clock a. VI and arrives in Fall River at 10 4. NJ
and at r. VI. 3 O'Clock Z. NJ
Stage Books, at Coles & BaSe's Hotels New
Bedford.
uJPassscngcrs wishing to go to New Bedford are
informed That they can, by this stage. leave Newpor,
in the morning, and return early the same evening
aud have half AN hour leisure time in New Bedford
stage leaves Fall River every day Sundays eX.
cepted at past o'clock p: m, for Swansey, War.
ren, ~ Brlstol.-Returning, leaves Bristolevery'day
ounuaNs excepted, AT CLOCK n: M, ana W Narren M
a. M, aud arrive in Fall River at 10 40 clock
| A stage leaves Fall River every day, Sundays cN
cepted, for Providence leaves Fall River at l01 o
ock, arrives in Providence Il. Returning leave,
Providence every day at 10 o'clock a: M. arrives IN
Fall River p. IN.
| Passengers wishing to go to Fall River, hav,
& hours IN Fall RIVER and return the same evening
IL Extra Coaches furnished at all times \ on
reasonable terms.
- All baggage and small parcels at the risk o
the owners thereof x. II. klNSLEl, Agent.
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John REMOND.
No LIZ THAMEs-sT.

wHAS received, in addition to his former stock, a
supply ofperfumery comprising almost every
article usually found in such an establishment AL
so large supply ofGerman and French ornamen-
,al bair.work; among which are the Ring s-Curls'
ps,y imported article; Ringets of various sizes
a;p Fnse,,sl Fusetts with Rnslets Everlasting tu.
setts'; plain Bands; Bands with Puffs; Bands and
platis 10 ornament the har; long hair Bralds Pulls
nIain Hair Combs Curs ornamenied with howers
Gen,lemen's false Wbiskers; Ladies and Gentemens
Wigs. The hair work offered, is such as VIII DO
constantly kept for sale with the fashions that are IN
troduced The subscribers engagements are sSch as
yytl enable him furnish the article OF haiT as 70"
as can I've purchased in any city IN the United States
The Ring Curls and Ringlets are pre- 2ared entire
y by a cold process that the damp arr nor Perspl
ration will not effect them. Dealers IN hair worh Sis
respectfully invited 10 examine Among NC afucles
mentioned above, are one case OF Mohair Caps Que
do artificial Flowers; Oderilorous Persian sSee'
BAGS; Ladies work, and Geniemens Dressing
es variety of shell aud horn combs ereai .a''e
~ of soaps expressly selected lor the iae'es 1'D
sentlenlens dressing cases hoo .rd ,u
The subscriber il now ready to ih'IoGuoe' 80
,a;ss aud gentl.men's hair the latest ar's ~ ie
m p j. X. would express DIS ~ ~wurIe.t
,ra,,uJe 10 the Ladies and Gentlemen OF Ne"Po"
and vicinity for their patronage eNehase 70 h 'es
tho e.,abli:hment OF bis business IN newport ana
still solicits aoontinuance OF their iaNots
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ter and refincr, and the coiner, each two thou.
sand dollars for the branches at Charlotte and
at Dahlopega, TO the superintendent, two
thousand dollrrs and 10 the assayer and the
coiner, each fifteon hundred dollars.
SEc. 2. And be IL further enacted, That. so
much Of the act entitled An act to establish
branches of the min, of the United States"
approved the third day Of March 1885 as is in.
consistent with the provisions Of this act, be,
and the same is hereby, repealed.
Approyed Feb. 18th, 1887.
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All evidence, other than the certificates Of officers,
who al the time OF giving them, in the military
service of the United States must be TO before
some udge justice Of the peace, or other person du
IN authorized to administer oatbs. and ofwhsh su-
tbority, proof should accompany the evidence
B. r. BUTLER,
Secretary Of Wa0 I'D ia.srsn
APPROVED, January %, 1887.
ANDREW JACKSON.
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IrOn-StceI & Nails.

The Subscribers hare reeeired and offer jor sale,
IN tons assorted Iron, consisting of American,
EEVp English, Swccds, d Russia Old Sable OF
all descriptions fiat, square, and round-Spikerods,
Nail-rods, Nut Iron Band lron-Braziers Rods
Shoe Shapes Horse Shoes, & Horse 5 zoe Nails
Ra ps-Files--Crowbars-B Borax &c. &c.
Cast Steel Of all sizes, fiat square & rouud.
ALSO, $50 casks of Cut Nails, assorted.
(m25, II. B. WOOD, 81 Co.
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LIVERY @sTRs RsrA.1rs
STEW ART Il DUNMORE.

K EEP for the accommodation of the public gen.
N orally, HORSES AND CARRIAGES o
every description, to let. on the most reasonable
terms al their Livery Stables, al the Belyue House
on the Ill., and on the wharf next south of John J.
Stlceys Store, Thomes-sireet. Newport, r. l.
~ Orders prompt, attended to, and all favors
gratefully acknowledged. Passengers conveyed to
aud from the Steamboats, Horses kept for any
length of tme-terms liberal.
Newport. Jan 9TH f
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TILLEY g. HAZARD,

At Nos. 1865 and l66 Thames Street,
HAVE for sale, many Thousand Yards of
HI ID A NJ A & ED COTTON Ms
Cheap, very Cheap! Purchased at New York, and
received by the Steamboat on "Wednesday last.
pNOw IL THE TIME FOR BARGAINS!
Feb. lst.
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JAMES ID. SEABURY
MERCHANT TAILOR.
No. OF TuAMrs-STnEgr.

ANos %
Respectfully announces to the public that he
MAS opened, at the store recently occupied by
- Solomon G.. Weaver fashionable assortment
Of Broadcloths, Casslneres Sattlnets and yestings
and all other goods usually kept by Merchant Tai
ors-where garments of all descriptions will be made
to order at the shortest notice, and warranted to fit
" Particular attention paid 10 cutting.
" J. ID. :. hopes by strict attention to his busi
ness to meet the wishes of his customers and to mer
it the patronage of his iellowcitzens, which he very
respectfully soliclts,
Oct 26,-Iy.
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NOTES.


l. Each route must be bid for separately. The
route, the sum, the mode of service and The res;
dence OF the bidder should be distinctly stated IN each
bid. '''"
?. No proposal will be considered unless !, be
accor'paned by guaranty signed by two response
bie persons, IN the following form, viz:
The undersigned and
guaranty that ifhis bid for CARRYING tho
"",' 'V'' 10 be accept.
ed by the Postmaster General shall enter into an Oh
legation prior TO the first day of September next i,b
good aud sufficient sureties, TO perform the service
proposed
Dated IsS7~
This should be accompanied by ,he certificate or =
foStmaster or other equivalent testimony that The
guarantees are men of property, and able 10 make
good their guaranty.
81 lhs guaranty being required by law. no ex
smpuon can be allowed in faver of old cop,rac,o,s
railroad companies or any ether companies or per.
sons whatever. " P''
J. The distances. as stated in this adyer,;same,,
are believed to be substantially correct I'm, The IA
der Will INFORM himself on that pont as no increased
pay Will be allowed for any difference when The MA.
ces are named correctly.
a. The schedules are arranged so As tn allou cay.
en- minutes 10 eaeh post office Tor opening aud clos
ing mails generally, and one hour to the d,s,rh,,;
post offices but the Postmaster General NAV s,,.,,s
the time on allowing like extension to the con,ractors
D lhe Postmaster General uiay alter the sched.
uIe and alter the route, he allown pro rata m.
crease otcompensaon for any additional service 70.
CURED and for any increased speed. wien the EN-.
ployment OF additional stock or carriers is rendered
necessary.
q. lie may discontinue, or cur,a,l the se,v;e.
Whenever he shall consider it eApedien, 10 do So he
allowing one months extra pay on the amount dis.
penssd with.
.. lie may impose fines for failure TO take or de.
lNet mail, or any part Of a mail; for suffering the
mai TO be injured wet, lost or destroyed and NAV
yna.,a forfeiture OF The pay Of the tnp, whenever
ule time as to lose connection with depenJ ng mai
: lie may annul the contract for repeated f,l.
es 70 perform any OF the s,puIatious. tor relusp.
70 ulseharge Garner when required for violating the
rs' once as fcr disobeyng the instructions OF the
department or assigning contract without the pre-
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&COMMIssIONERs
NOTICE.

HAvING been appointed, by the Hon. Court
II IL OF Probate for tho town of Newport. Commis-
sloners on the Estate Of JOHN B. LYON, late
OF SAID Newport, deceased represented nsolvent, we
hereby give notice 10 the creditors of said estate that
they must present their claims either Of the Com
mss'oners within six months from the date hereof
and that we will examine the proofs touching the le-
gaIIty of their respective claims the office of Hen
ny T. Cranston on the last monday of March, April
and May 1887, at o'clock p. NJ of each day
PETER p. REMINGTON,
MICHAEL FREEBORN, >Comrs
PARDON T.. MUMFORD.\
All persons indebted TO the abvoe estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to
HENRY Y. CRANSTON, Admir-
Newport Nov. 23d, I536-tf
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TO LET.

&H1A The House belonging to Anthony v.
f.E Taylor aud now occupied by Doct. J..
lssssW V. Tuner-pos session to be given by
Ist. of October next; and TO be held un-
I'll the LIST of April Eext.-For terms &C. enquire of
Doct Turner the premises, or To George Turner
Esq. at his office Townsends Coffee House.
Sept. Z. II.
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From the New Yorker.
SIyA GnNE

From the Ncw-Iorker.
SEA SONG,
Der the wave our bark is glideing,-
On its summit we are riding -
BY Oceans blue and circling zone,
Heavens wide arch is met alone
The seasfowls wing in light is flashing,
As DER the billows crest he's dashing-
Above our head the Suns bright blaze
To Neptune his devotion pays.
Around our bows the waves are playing,
In silver robes their foam arraying,
As through the sea with onward force,
Our vessel holds its conq'ring course,
But far away our loves are weeping,
Der our babes SO sweetly sleeping
Fearing least the Oceans power
Hath whemed our bark in evil hourl
But soon tow'rd home our helm we're turning
Our gallant ship the billow spurning,
And on our own lov'd, native land,
Our joyful feet once more shall stand
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FOR SALE.

TU1 HE whole Of the elegant estate now owned by
N the subscriber, situated in the most delightful
part of the town.-As all disposed TO purchased will
examine for themselves-lurther notice is unnecessa-
ny. w. VAN IANDT.
Newport April 25ih ls3f
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POETRY.
From the Boston Courier.
ro THE RIsUOP SLEEVES OF THE
LADIES,

From the Boston Courier.
To THE BISHOP SLEEVES OF THE
LADIES.
ny THE AUTHOR OF SHIP AND SHORE.
Awav away! your doom is sealed,
Your day of grace is passed
From arms YOU never yet revealed.
Your flowing folds are cast;
Or reeied so close in each deep gore
we meet their frightful bulk no more
As when an Arab strikes his tent
Before the dread simoon,--
Or aronaut from some rude rent,
Folds up his big balloon,-
Or sailors, just before gale,
Pipe up all hands and take in sail!
She must have watched the whirlwind's course
Who bent your sweeping lines
Girdng forest with its force,
Lifting its lofty pines;
Or whrling round her wind and lea
Take up fleet sheer out the sea
Or. near Mohammeds mighty shrine,
She may have shaped your rings,
While watching that terrific line,
Through which his coffin swings
As DER its dark suspended form
Prevails the cloud-careering storm.
Or, turning nightly TO the skies
To hear the planets sing
Perhaps she caught your shape and size
From Saturn's glowing ring
AS through the heavens serene expanse
She leads or cheers the mystic dance.
WhaIeer your source, when plumed with light
AT rou,, or revel gay,
No softer cloud ere frnged the night
Or joined the milky way;
Aud vet 50 coldly cleaned that cloud
II seemed perished angels shroud
But We are now in that eclipse,
Whose shadow passes not;
And yet the words would blanch our lips,
That whispered Of yorr lot;
We stand and guard your very bier
As if an earthquake slumbei cd here
The weeping winds your pail should spread,
The thunders roll your dirge,
The depths Of ocean be yonr bed,
Your winding sheet its surge,
While stars and burning mountains keep
Their flaming watch above your Sleep
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CABINET FURNITURE
& CHAIRS,

STEPHEN VI. STEDMAN would respectfully
y inform the public generally that he has taken
TIE new store No IL Broad-sircet where he intends
heeping hand general assortment Of Cabinet far
nlture and Chairs; also Willow Wagons and Cra-
des--a OF which will be sold the mos; reasonable
terms. ~ n. b. Every article in the furniture hhe'
made to orLer al the shortest notice
Also.
TO LET. the store in Spring street between
Cburch a Mary streets, formerly occupied a.
School Hlousc-aIp Ply as above.
Sept 2s-episNlsi.
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UDROPOsALs for carrying the mails of the u
nited States, from the lst Of July, 1887, 10 the
Both of June, lo4l inclusive. on the following post
routes in Rhode Island, will be received at the De-
partment until the 10th day of May next, inclusive
TO be decide on the 3lst day of said month.
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NNOTiCE.-p

4 IL persons indebted to the subscriber. will
n confer a favor by masking immediate payment.
and all those having demands will present them for
settlement. T.. 2. NEWTON.
Jan. All 1857.
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TONFECrIONARN quality Cand,s
Sand sugm.plums. and other kinds of conicc,ion.
AIRY, for sale cheap at any store in Newport by
Feb. - CHARLES y. TlIIEl.
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OLIVER &. TURNER, Il WIN. e. TURNER
NUAVE established themselves as Apothecaries
q u and Druggists opposite 'Townsend's Hotel, m
Newport. ON Thames.street, under the firm ofO &.
TURNER & Co. and will be pleased to at,encsio
all calls aud orders in their line Of business.
DOCT. o. &. TURNER, will attend TO such
calls us he may receive the several departments OF
Medicine Surgery and Midwifery.
kewport June a. Is6.--tf.
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BY AUTHORITY.
Laws OF the United States.
PASSED AT THE SECOND SESSION OF THE
TWENTY FOURTH CONGRESS.
[PuBLiC.--No. II

Public No. T..
An Act TO extend the limits of the Port
of New-Orleans.
Be Il enacted, by Mc Senate aud House of Rep
rescntatires Of The United states Of Americd, IN
Congress assembled, That from and after the pas
snye of this act, the port Of New Orleans shall ex.
tend. en- the river, from the lower to the upper
corporate limits OF the municipalities of the city
of New-Oreans.
JAMES X. POLK.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives,
w. X, KING,
President Of the Senate, pro tem
Approved, Feb. 9th, 1887.
ANDREW JACKSON.
lPuBLIC.-No. s.
AN ACT to change the name oftho Collection
District of Dighlon in the State Of Massa-
ehusetis to Fal.Riscr and for other pur-
poses.
Be it enacted, 6y the Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of the United States Of Amer
ca, in Congress assembled, That from and at-
ter the first day of April next tho said Dis
trict now known and called by the name of
the Dighton District, shall be called The Dis
t.ict of Fall River, and such shall be made
n port of entry for vessels arriving frem tho
Cape of Good Hope, and from places beyond
the same, any law now in force TO the Con.
trary notwithstanding.
JAMES X. POLK,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
w. Il. KING,
President Of he Senate. pro. tempore.
APrRovEp, Feb. 18Th, 1897.
ANDREW JACKSON.
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w. II. * G. j. SWAN,
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Na 20 ln AMLS GUN 4, I,1c

Ep EsPECTFULLY inform their friends ard
II u the public generally, that they have received
from Boston A FULL, AND FASHIONABLE
ASSORTMENT of Plot Cloths, Lion Skins, Mo
hairs flushlngs, Kerseys, Broadcloths, Cassimeres
Sottnets, and Vestings, which they will make up 10
order, in the best manuer.
ALSO, Hosiery Gloves, Suspenders, ildkis.,
Comiorters, Cravats, Stocks, Bosoms, Collars. and
every other article usually fonnd in such establish
ment at prices which cannot fail to suit those who
feel disposed TO patronse them.
Cutting particularly attended to-
A complete assortment of READY MADE
CLOTHING, constantly on hand and for sale as
cheap canbe bought at any other store IN ihestae
Nov. OH. tf
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fPirai-Ic.-Nn. O.

lFUBLIC.-NO. VI
AN ACT TO amend an act entitled "An act
to establish branches OF tho mint of the
u States," passed the third day of March,
one thousand eight hundred and thirty five.
Be IL enacted ~ the Senate and House of
Representatives. o. the United States Of ameri-
ca, in Congress assembled, That tho officers
of the branch mint at New Orleans shall
DO one superintendent, and one treasurer,
one assayer, and meter and ref.
ner, and one coiner and that the officers of
the branch mints at Charlotte and Dahonega,
ssvorally, shall be oIe superintendent, who
shall also perform the duties of trsasurer one
sssayer, who shall also perform the duties of
melter and refincr and one coiner and the
annual salaries of tho said officers shall be as
follows for the branch at New. Orleans, 10 the
uPorintendcnt, two thousand fvc hundred
dollars 70 the treasurer, tho sssaycr, the mel
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inform his friends and customers gen
w eray, that he has for sale at his Store, No 9Oi
Ihrmes street, good assortment of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-01-16
VOL. 10 NO. d.

from the head of Lake Erie, due west 10 the
MIS- y touching the southern extremity oil Lake
Michigan with Il Discretionary power TO erect
two more States Of the tenit3fg lying north Of
that line, composed Of Michigan aud Ouscvn-
slh, aud called Michigan Territory.
lie denied utterly ths right ul the people re-
siding III portion of such territory, ofiheir own
mere motion, To set up STATE, aud fix it. boun-
dales Tor themselves The people of Michigan
had done this, aad tbs boundaries had been fix
I'd by lis constitution. That constitution had
not been altered y, 10 accord with the ptovi-
Sous oithe bill OF the last session Il was di.
rectly opposed To thai bill. And even granting
that the people of that portion Of the territory
had the right To establish u State Government
without the authority Of tongress-which ho
denied, while her Constitution remained as IL 10
- he could not vote 10 ndGit the State into the
Union. 1t was against the constitution of tho
United States which he had swofp 10 support.
After some remarks from Mr.. King, OF Ga,
in favor ot the bill, defending it from the charge
ol aYorng the doctrines Of the anarchists-and
denonnclng tho doctrines of IL opponents rs be-
ne substantially those OF the sStnarts, the Bour-
nous, the house oI Brond-nburg, the Holy AL
lance, llie doctrines OF despotlsm every where,
the question was taken, and the bill passed the
Senate Ayes % Noes several members in
opposition having left the Senate.
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+ court held Tor Campbell county, at the court
y house thereof Monday, the 9th day sf January,
l631, IN the 6l4t year al the commonwealth
Iaaac Thomas and Jcmlna his WIFE Plaintiff,
against
William Joiner and Mary hi. wife Bcniamn Hsrr
and Su-nnnhh ha wife, Charles &. Pae.on and ia
la, wife, William Edison, Elizabeth Edison, John
Edison, ln,ncs Edison, Henry Edison, Edward Ed
.on, Sarah Evans, Guthrdgc Moore and Nancy his
wife, Barnet Edson, Mildred Moore, Joseph Edison,
Henry b. Ely, Ansclm GARRISON, John Ray and John
Il, Rutlcdgc Defendants,
Is CuANCERy.
Il appearing the satisfaction of hc court, ths tho
defendant, William Joiner and Mary his wife, BepJa-
min Harris and Susannah his wife Guthrdgc Moore
aud Nancy hs wife, Mildred Moore, Barnet Edison,
William Edison, Joseph Eidson, Henry H. Ely and
Ausclm Caftson, not inhabta OF this common
wealth it l. ordered that they appear here ON the
cond Monday in April ncxf and answer the bill Of the
coplananta and that copy Of this order be inse
IN the lynchburg Nirginian for two months success
qiyely aud posted the front door Of the said court.
house Two several court days.
A Copy Tcste,
JNo. b. ALEXANDER, D, G
January II WIN
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\ T. " T. = r NJ Is n " T. NJ.
TouTQurcan n Palmer,
S ON q + TIL u
EeOy 81 Golden Mortar,

N The Brick Tenement, fear doors below
The Post ONee, and beipeea r. y. Nor
rti's Fdncy DRY Good St0ro ami Thurman
and SfhoaiGctfs Udfdnare Establishment,
EgANlNG entered into partnership, for
y the purpose OF carrying TN the Apothecary
and Druggist business N this place, we take
this method Of Informing our friends and tho
public generally, that we are now receiving and
opening, direct from Baltimore, Philadelphia
aud New ork, an cutire new assortment OF
FRrsu AND GgNrINg MEDICINES, DnuGs, = AINrs
ous, DYr-Srrrfs SuRoloN's INSTRUMENTS,
&c. &c.
Comprising all the newest aud most approved
articles III use, all OF which have been recently
selected win great care, by one Of the firm.
A we are determined To sell on " accommo-
dating terms, especially 10 large dealers, we
particularly invite Physicians and country Met
chants 10 give MS call
Orders from distance promptly attended to,
put up IN the most careful manner, and for
warded with the greatest despatch. We solicit
shae OF the public patronage.
THOMAS \. FOURQUREAN,
REU BEN u. PALMER.
n d We have iu> received a splendid new
SODA Apparatus, which viii be in full ops-
ration III lew days.
FOURGUREAN 4 PALMER.
September % Is