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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-07

q The ss.. 70 certain so% ,os ssas
S The ca. va: he
eaaaaed from The Court csviam evidence was :u
70 jury sad answering question 70 him { not
Ssss: i ne .hh $ sss s.s be set
The Judgment was therefore affirmed.
case Of The United Pedro Gilbert and others for
piracy in which Judge Story thus Observation-Disclosures the on
led the Jurors to read newspaper the inspect
ing them and out sys 1 70 Ss
relative trial. and after the charge of the Court were
the cour, held that was an on The part
but not sufficient to justify the Court in setting aside
a So also with regard the use Of ardent spirits
they allowed hs consent OF counsel On both sides ana
Mr. Horrs ao cited from 4h Binneys reports pp l5o and
ssn s o% Isl
any way mpeach that verdict This in answer 10 the
aVs stating the which in jury
and which they moved y set aside the verdict OF that
The cited by Mr. Merre, from the nh Wen
rreguarity OF similar the OF the jury
complained Judge Sutherland then decided that whatever
irreguary there might have been in The evident
tha had not affected or padcoa in any manner the rights
the BEST Established principle. Of law entitled e tfa
the true rule ny which the entitled to new
trial being that he must hoU himself to haze been prudiced by
Also case from $685. of Coxs Digest where although the
oath administered the retiring OF jury specifies distinctly
that they shall neither eat or drink were banded
complained ola new trial was demanded and sned.
The last cited FROM Bays South Carolina Reports
page $780, the State Question. This OF hem
eide Anew trial demanded consequence Of alleged
misconduct the part OF juror II then decided that
jury should be brought into Court state what the
guiay was; the counsel failing in this the motion for
trial denied.
Mr. PheniI beloved, based his objection trial
decision Judge Sutherland, that the defendant must
show himself have been prejudiced by the irreguary
complained of before the verdict could be set aside.
Mr. Talimadge grounded his argument the decision OF
Judge Parker that communication should be had with the
jury whilst ont Of court
RecsrdI have heard all your arguments patiently gen
Lemen;
opinion writing according to the dictates of my own CEN
science.
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Sugar Trade.

new IsRK, WEDNESDAY Dec. b--6 L. ~.
The sugar market In with all other descriptions Of
merchandise in this daily wing inactive About
mosth since, the stock light The demasd Tor home
brisk far the ghness of the supply would ssw
arriving freely the demand Ia
dms hng very fast The stock Of Muscovsdoes however Is
still small During the week holders have submitted
decline Of tc. on nearly ali qualities
Advices have been received the Pcsyune newspaper
New Orleans OF probable failure OF the
ksyas state the will not yield much by
half as last year
We comsence today, series OF reports the sugar
trade IL article Of great Importance and ranks next to
tobacco. large portion o Georgia. Alabama, South Caro-
lima Mississippi, the whole sf Louisiana and Florida
se Of producing sugar advantage To give the reader
idea Of the Importance Of the staple state that there
imported into United States Ia 1877, GOAL lbs
and In 8J6-nnc after-thc sl 2t35f lbs
which show increase Of l6 7o3 66 lbs In nine We
and should raise this quantity al home
The valleys of Connecticut and Hudson furnish beet
In abundance To carry the few remarks have
already offered publish the following statement which
hbs TO the reader product Of the state Of louisiana for
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YhLs EIohr. y
increase,
IT pUual tn "a l09 bsrrsls ac fiour

or equal 10 10 lO8 barrels oil flour.
In addition the above 9072 barrels Of flour, and 296f
bushels Of wheat arrived Scheme cady most OF which
over the railroad To the Hudson making the total quantity
which arrived at tide in days equal to o. 100 barrels
-FOUR The quantity oour wheat which has arrived
tide water anal and rail road within the fifteen days
ending h- LIST inst has been equal hundred and ninety
thousand barrels.
This great last year would
much lower prices -four selling is hardly
possible that the weather continue much longer mild
Whatever monopoly exist inevitably be broken up
by the supply that would be brought into the market The
fact stated be- that although there this great surplus in
nour last year, received via canal yet there
southern oY in the market and very little foreign mpor-
taon that the amount somewhat balanced Could have
ano,er IS days like the last The market will be gued aRd
losses will be by those no have been holding
on in the expectation Of getting high prices The Foreign
wheat in the markets at 81 q, but rahasers
At Cincinnati the falling but yet ia good beating
der. The weather the lst mild
The editor OF the Wing states that IL not merely
enough To he without fires bat without coats also.
Al Boston the continuance Of the mild weather and the de-
cline of prices R this city has caused reduction Of 70
cent from last reported At the beginning OF the week
ending the ID bbls good Baltimore city sold
alton $40 2 equal cash. since then has declined
prices gives below The importntions for the week
were 500 bbl -FOUR 10 $50 bushels and 49, bushels
OATS rye was quoted nj - rs z.
At New Orleans 29th about 200e barrels Of flour
had arrived from Cincinnati and from other quarters
There had been large explorations of from New Orleans
TO Tampa bay and oker places.
ll--t-
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WEDNESDAY, Dec. ssP.M.


Sales today'by suction sma-also private
We again remark the wsrmness Of the weather Nav
cation still keeps epen closed last the 2l OF No.
vember In Of remsining long this
year. nearly u, descriptions Of produce have her down
wsrd tendency.
sales The Auction Msrtl0 ar casks Jamaica Port 27 81
do Muscat eic II eases do. s 10 baskets Champagne,
81 l2l; 70 do. Oil, s3J74 - 5o-cash.
CnAsLEsror, Dec. 2aRice, sz5o 3sl Rough IS 9oc;
Flour, sii.5o ~; Corn, ALo5 Oats, a. see.
sAvAsssH, Dec. LIST Rice, % Flour efe75 IL ga
Corr III 81 LIVERPOOL sack salt ~ 60 Ere ghsto Liver.
posl tdj Havre, lie New York, cotton, ic per
ID Rice, eI25
Nsw 0elsASs. Nov. % M.-The Bsia,. states that the
aspect Of busess looks well Steamers and ships
asny srrvhg end Departing all nearly filed with
gers and loaded with freight The evee covered from one
srd TO the other kores bales barrels and the like The
following are The asotstions -Msasses-on Levee Csc
per gallon sales on plantation 70 &c small sass Park
clear WI per bri sms sales ~ So do H. scarce;
prime 10 DIS Snsll sales Rac.s-bams ~ Hc per
w csnvssssd - 10; middings Ie} lie Do; shoulders "
do limited snes Lard-per 10 roc. according quality
Bes-mess gle br bal do limited demand prime
H. scarce Lsss,p si bar 70 nc; per ~ Tebseco-
&c Do sales sst-Liverpool II 7s fine per sack
Ccuon-tc Liverpool T. per b' Hsyre lie very
10 northern psrs-frsn city al IRON The Goes, 81
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Provisions OF all kinds today were aud dear very e
pouryne vcala small supply of beef and very little
prices Of the rise almost all ksds
advanced pound; and unless there flush end
Of the week. they viii continue nj that Tia
timely arrival ef two droves Of from Souh
yesterday beef would have been high IL Sd. As
rs paid FOR II In many instances Fh and vegea-
bps also very scarce and very dear
Naf-Becf8t 10 cents veal 5cents mutton TO IL cents;
lamb " cents; pork VI cents venisor ~ cents
P.phreyTukeys ts each; geese, ~ escb; ducks 1os a
pair pardges Is pair guinea fowls los pair euss.
Is pair chickens, 6s pair rabbits D. each eggs, 25c a
dozen butter, 25c pound.
F-Bass, l4c black fish. Toe cells Is cod &c. pound.
Yegabies-Potstoes A. Sd abusbe iurnips, d carrots
p see IA bushe Bergen cabbage, Is per hundred
piles, Is. a barrel
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WM. ML0IJCn.IH Aose,o

WIN. ML0UGHLIN, Aassionees.
rs SSS DAY; Gen. = e s &C.:
ark KNIVES Or css. CSsssy so'.sg Of pen posks -
s.s,..srs .ad double asd
caps ble nsns needles books and ssss &c sc
q double extra cologne, hair Oh
Also an invoice ofcombs cellars bssoss boots asa
rings Watches chains ss ss Of
F SH bs al. KSfM n S...
az private daily and by public auction Wednesday
throughout tho year at H. ~ precisely, wshou, regard
The proprietor takes This opportunity expressing his a.
himself and the late firm of Simpson CowaD, very
IL s The and bsg =.
en and that his whole attention shall be directed 10 merit
Horses taken at livery usual, and careful groons
Horses ofhe best description at the shortest notice v
o2s SIM VIM CowAN. 81 Crosby q
NEW YORK rATTEri sA LLs.-1he reguar
public sales OF Horses, Garages Hares &C. coninss
take place al tins welt establishment, every Monday
The sale WI conn,nce on Monday n.xt lIth Des,
sale be ssswn and saturday nett
Nov. 2ah, al O'Clock p. M.
limited number OF horses only be taken horses
can be offered al auction unless registered in time for The
NJ B-An assortment elegant sleighs jus received and
for sale.
Also, will be sold elegant Chariot and sets Of harness.
the properly Of the i1, s Dr. Bsshs e hands ,g "a
long tails Apply 10
o6-Sms JOHN w. WATSON 446 Broadway.
rVNHsi NEW YORK HIPPONA-This new and
sommodous establish ment for the public private
q Horses Carriages &c Nos IS and 81 Watt t the june
ton OF Canal Hudson sts.)
The propreors of the above establishment respectfully
inform their friends pubic, that they by
the solicitation a large number Of their friends changed
The day for the public sale OF Horses Carriages, &c from Fri
day To Saturday.
The regular public auction sale of Horses Carriages, &C.
will take place this establishment Saturday IL
clock Horses intended for these sales Should be shown
and enered on Or before Friday u O'clock as none will be
The sale OF December st showed decided increase for The
demand OF horses exportaon improved prices Gen.
uemcn the city from the dposng their stock
OF horses will find the sale Saturday Dec 9 oppor
iunty which has offered this season, number
vessels about completing their cargoes for the south
Al private sale-liorses, Carriages, Harness.&c.
NB Horses taken at livery Horses and Carriages TO let
.,s.,u. yoHN l. ANp pWW sProprie,ors.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-07

WALL STREET, "WEDNESDAY, DEc. Go II. NJ
The rsth active and prices Ermer.
Sales to-day amounted 10 600 bales Fair To good a Georgia
held at II lic good fair geed III Ia Mobile
and New Orleans new fair good IL IS old crop
for nl qualities no~quote isc The demand is both
for home and expert
The express mail brings svces from New Orleans Au.
gusn, Savannah, aud Charleston.
The Mary Hscaad arrived New Orleans the 2sth ulL
from Nacbez 18th 1860 bales cotton belonging Ia the Brandon
Bank she bound to Liverpool Sales In New Orleans the
9th 1853 bales louisiana lea 24 16 do Mssss ppi
III t. ia CT IS do Western, loci 8 IL, Fennssee7c and 90
AlsbaWs "a 23b 22 bales Mississippi 81 III 2ol do.
Mobile, lOi II e; 255 do Louisiana, It a ~
The stock - Augusta (Geo the ID ssl was large be-
ing 1859 bales against l5<5i the time last
sales made At 10 loo fair demand.
sales IN Savann for the week ending j., inst, nlsd to
ioo7i bales Uplands lie AND ~ bales White Sea Is
land Mt % 2sc, and 10 do stained IL .vc Stock hand
IS :355 bales
UpssJs Ia steady densnd In Charleston the ID
Sales at 81 . i2c; Sea Island 20 a soc.
cotton factory has been established in Salem, NJ c. II is
stated 10 be very extensive plan. So they gobuoing
factories and ships.
he xinih ennde
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New Orleans sugar selling in Savannah the LIST inst
at So; Porto Rico %; st Croix Sll.
All The sugar of every that in first hands In
Charleston sold and taken OF the market previous to
the ID inst AT full prices.
The article good demand 29.h ult in New Or
leans-quoations we're for 81 Tel inferior a6c ha
white l3c brown II 8lclhs kind was dull Sales at
Boston Of all qualities lmed-the transactions that do oc
of Porto Rico 81 &c brown Cuba 81 81 white
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fetal,

The capital employed In the sugar cultivation In that
aose present estimated e4oo~o 400. Its growth
cures the lsbsr ~ the cultivation Of cotton.
The high price that sbtaaed for cotton year
since supposed have affected the planters aud
the ypothess been carried by the Intelligence
shove nj the shoness II the crops this year
raised Of
WHY u that this country csnDot raise much 40
Cuba that the climate Of Cubs genial 10 the
growth the staple than this countrybut sugar grew
,ne than all the plantations Of Cuba
II table that Lsussna 10 1879 produced
ses hha sugar. while 1926 produced go
exclusive 100 o0e koxes consumed s home Now
eopr ps.e shcud leave els pcrton OF the cot
and their stestes the productions u
hey dose co. prosss the setcn would be and
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VOOLOGICAL INSTITUTE. No. 81 BOwERY

VOOLOGlCAL INSTITUTE, No. 81 BOWERY.
~ The Public respectfully informed that the Institute
for the The collection Of animals sthe
that has offered public
specton this country Mr. Van Amburgh will enter the
O'Clock r. M past Ia the evening. The hours of
exhibition will be from 10 10 IL the from
z. NJ and from past In the evening" Abundance IS
eens-Chdren half price. Every attention will be paid
the aud careful officers in attendance the
vsters from the intrusion OF improper persons
Signed G.. y. ANGEVINE& co.
d4lms Propretors.
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EXHIBITION OFELECTRO-MAG NETI

II models Of machinery and large continuous railway
with engine propelled by this wonderful and invisible
the public in addition the former
hbton This the first aid emily regular railway engine
the world propelled by electromagnetic No. Dagclay
opposite the Aster House. and adjoining the Aorcan
Hotel from 10 d. r. NJ, and from to in the evening
single tickets 50 monthly tickets net transferable 81
For sale al the door, and at the principal hotels.
Principals and teachers of schools and seminarie
ell that favorable will be made for the adj
mission their pupils and that when accompanied by them,
neither principals teachers will be subjected charge
linz
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Corn M arket.

C0ENTIEs SLIP, Dec. 8, Ig37
We copy the following important table from the Albany
Argus
Our STApLE-The quantity Of wheat and -four arrived at
the Hudson river the Erie canal during the fourth week
in November follows:-
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dT THE following letter broue lat this eLcs by Mr..
NeA Doher,y, Of Brooklyn solicited its rubca our
columns 70 prove bis gratitude TO Dr. Williams, the Ocust oi
r. tie Editors oftAe Nev Era
that Mr. Scote, Of 70 Elm street, and Mr. Hughes Of Bay
ard street the Bowery had been light
Osust who resides Providence House In New York will
give you ~ few words history In February
became aasmed, and sight little dim, cloudy and short,
50 thai applied to several eminent Ocusts for relief Ny
disease increased 40 much that 10 give all
cupaons and after weeks attendance resolved do
for lest should lose tho sight sltogeher
coua but hardly see to walk about was encouraged how
ever by the biad persons without surgery
performed by DR. Williams, 90 have his opinion With
out PROMISE he hope that he could do
good During three weeks attendance that gensmaa,
have seen many who have been restored from
blindness will onl, three them. my
self eyes tree from oil inflammation the dmnsss
and cleudne almost and already seary fer
shall WE'LL begin again TO see 10 ead and write
One gentlemss who declares that
film when child but that by accident that turned
inward during % years 40 that nothing but The white Of the
ball of the could be he walk shout,
ard tell large letters the wall opposite when the other
lie delighted and speaks Of Dr. williams with An
other who like myself tried different periods. three ceesra-
ted Gcuists New York and he went after
lie hnd E,r three month. lie aso begins
read write. He led poor blind Irshmar who
The third day be walked 10 Providence House sone
done Another who declared to he ineurs
always led about any part Of the city without
guide. This astonhes Every body. A lady, who had
lost her sight 80 by cod-her eyes quite white
sstursl-and hopes i-duged s,se
ultimately Another patient Of the chief Oculist
his sight 10 give no all hopes He afterwards
restored to sight by DR. williams. In January, 1885,
~. NC ~ es Guy sn sos 20 ses 20 ges
He also grateful lnoeed many Others especially Mr..
scobie who aeads day a,haf H. when met him
lost IS years never saw one who was aspls ss.d;
Your humble servsnt, NEIL DOHERTY,
corner Water and Bridge st Broctyn.
Nov. ~, 1887. d2tws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-07

II ILLIARDs-SPRING STEEL CUSHIONs-To
- the words of the Mechanics Institute they award to
A. BASSFORD Diploma for n fashioned Cushion,
y great Improvement constructed that the balls be hit
below thsr centres well when under the cushion
the table Players and purchasers invited try
them OF 2s Broadway entraace joins the Museum through
Terrapn Lunch. uneer Sunday Morning News office,
Ann STAT % Broadway, Wall st. called Southern Cot
fee Room, six fine tables making In all seventeen, up ready
tor trial.
CHESS ROOM Just added to the concern, where per.
In attendance tn teach those who wish learn
improve themselves AT Billiards. by private lessons
N. b. Every article In the trade for sale. Mo San
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-07

Comparative prices of brown Martinique and Gundaloup
Havre the LIST October Of each year, me ntone
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-07

Il AR9E LOAF BREAD. The subse lber, tsucces-
IL cor To yno. ~ Green No Lsursrs street) would ny
that he continues bake the kind quality Of
formerly made by Mr.. Green be same workmen being
psyed which has been uniform quality ssd larger than
who serve out tue expenses necessary that erd
reduce the size ~ the loai
The various kinds Of loaf bread cakes every day made
from FIRST quality Of materials Also, family baking ct 10 and
o'clock.
Ths continuance Of patronage deserved besewd by ny
worthy predecessor rs respectfully solicited -
This loaf bread sale nj Mesrs Mcrike CO.. corner
Of Grand and Wooster streets, Mr. CLARK corner SD
aurens streets and Mr. ueter, corner crsna ana Ihomp
son streets and at no other place except ne pskery
r24-eod2ws =. W. CbILSON.
limited STATEs AHMY-wsntes, Tor the Uss-
~ ted States Array, able bodied erens between me
10 IS years 81 good character and Of rePecsabls
standing among their fellow citizens Nese need apply
the who determined TO the peri
cd Of their enmes which only ,ree years. Honesty ana
ai<hfuiiy.
The sum NJ two dslsrs will be given any citizen vke
shal brsc 10 this readelvsps rerson with the shove qsh
CATERS vsg The service and Who shall be rsgsssr.
"Resrsidns Rs.ds.vous, ise Fulton street. New rork
4 n1e1ns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-07

nUBUFE's PAINTI1GS.-Now exhibiting a, i57
- Broadway three magnificent Paintings jus; arrived from
Paris by the celebrated Dubue the painter the much admit
red pictures Of Adam and Eve and distinguished pupil Of
David whose modern style bids fair rival the renowned
Gent artists To the admirers oil the fine these paintings
offer treat not surpassed by any thing which has before
been exhibited in this country.
One Of the paintings covering IFS feet Of represents
thrilling from Byroas Don juan 18th Cano, J7th
between juan Hadec, and Lambo; and the various
passions with which they are asated allowing full scope to
the pencil Of master, are most viv,diy depicted
The second OF smaller dimensions although nearly
life represents ST John in the Wilderness slipping pure
gushing from rock in the style Of David and
finished painting
The third picture represents beautiful Circassian Maid Of
ered for sale by Armenian slave merchant high Turk
ish functionary.
of exhibition from in the morning till 10 nght
Ambulance Is c~ns-Season tickets 80 sll-SuIs
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TATiYN,y INDIAN E7ETEKY-1N TIT
~ STTYVESANT lNSTII UTE Opens an Tuesday m,

ATi-IlNp IN iNsrS q 1919 lTlN The
oah instant clock and will continue open during day
and evening, for SHORT time-where his collection
placed the walls for the public accom-
a."sd ,, fan rnd ssP|anfto,y cstacgYe In addition
the inspection OF visitors 200 paintings sening
ul Landscapes Of the rrares OF The Far WestVews
Indian Viages-Dances Sports and Amusement,
nfcent Lodge or wgwam of the Grow Tribe brought from
the foot ef the Rocky Mountains
This beautiful work Of crested in the cegtre OF his
room, and around IT, the spacious walls thousand
Of Indian manufactures costumes nc &C.
omiDg the most extensive and valuable collection
ever made in America
This collecoa opened the IN city, as
SOON visit oiher cities end then the Atlantic.
Hours from A. NJ until 10 r. NJ Admission cents. Ar
Tor family and tickets be made
door. do Tvs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-07

COMMUNICATION-Ha been troubled a con-
ing and entire restlessne, throughout the night
auced from report to have recourse to bottle Of Nowis
ced entire change my whole sysem-hrst in renewing
fore deprived o-snd lastly enabling me to brea he
without the slightest difficulty gratitude the happiness
ha SSse Sesn Ss re-
70 NE sd a%e remedy Its Own W.. simplicity is fit recon-
ca" WI" NIUE r. en1s
y WAREHOUSE, Nos ISL and i5s Chsisam street opre-
extensive assortment of Kidderminer Carpeng Ingran
IRON from o to per yard Also sse o.
bic plane and stand covers, door ma Ic 81 a. resvced
nloim.
HALF PRICE MUSIC.-New and fashionable
Music for the piano forte ana nu,s scents per page
Al AM Ra S@ 's s'f. very
ness - breath asthma sSa ssss
Hso s,e s ns, INK for marking on seH without
A ETiFICiAL TEt.TH, ~Ahsut clasps, sprlags
%s.s
No slit Broadway, opposite the Masonic Hall
comment being wholly different priaciPs and result frs
ion the New York public this improved system may bs
es Sde New YORK. Ss .sPsf sS Rspss
Evening STAR fa,b Jus " 1851 1.e'e' '''' o. smo.
CU, pil r EsTA Ivory hasaIe
ape and dessert knives with without stag sell
UPS sans anh white bone table and desserts original pac
gs chrsers, beef scers, French ceoks
knives .es ivory table and dessert knives only nseg anv
eases cork plated and steel crackers bos looks
nut Pc 'bampagn gold silver pencil
cases Rodgers Cro.ks and wosenhoms Re-
foods scissors Rsdgers table cutlery with without forks
plated ON Gs raan silver forks and spoons soup LADIES' Ash
knve sugar to g. marrow spoons; small cutlery almost
endless yarty belt holster pocket pistols; hunting knives
Furnishing stores BoardHg house and keepers will
mere hnd ono oil the choicest selections table
imported and 10 be sold cheap cash approved paper
dz.Im GRAVELEY& wREAKS, 9 Asor House.
- lNGLk HATS, FOK CASH. AT W n q T. n I.
- SALE PRICES!
Superior Clipped Nu,rs Maps, 500
Beaver, nc. 50
Plain Casters, 81 rs To 4 N
sbert Nap Silk, Extra, 3S
Silk, AZ 50 In : -
-" Muskrat Maps Oe
N. b. baHdbox with each gentlenans hat The Plain
Casters al - co. unrivaed by any five dollar hat the
KIND Ia this market j. STEUART,
o0-3m. S25 Broad way, corner OF Auhooy Al