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CAhFGlN Eli ~ M1 GtC.
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oRwAuDINa AND Com MISSION MERCHANTS,
Toledo, Ohio.
nFALERS in Grain, Flour, Produce,
IL Salt, Plaster, &c. Refer to
ny N: Rugnan { @SDn'ts 4 Co. Buffalo,
r. Winslow & Co. ~,.,.J
Winch, Wyman & Co. o''0''"
J. L. Whiting & Go. Ds,,o,
Gray, Gallagher g. Co. De'0'
Hitchcock & Co. Michigan City, Ind.
T. Joy g. Co. Albany.
G. P. Griffith, Troy.
Hiram Joy,
H. McCollum, ,.
Robinson, Grandn g. Co. .New- York.
Kelley & Lawrence,
A. Ringe,
They are authorised to contract for the
transportation of Merchandise, Flour and
Produce, both to and from New York, at
the lowest rates by steamboat, or vessel,
on the lake, and by the most responsible
lines.
May 95, 1880. 8tf.
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An,,INIsTRA RATOR,s SALE.

NTOTICE is hereby given, that sale OF
~ the goods and chattels Of Joseph u
Kellogg, late of Maumee City, deceased,
will take place at public auction, az .ne Sop S%U
of the deceased, nearly opposite the Cen
tral House, in Maumee City, on on Tuesday,
the cath inst. at o'clock, Z. M.
HARVEY KELLOGG, Adnr.
Maumee City, Jan. IT, 1888. 42ts
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POT 81 PEARL ASHES.
TVNIIE subscribers will pay the highest
price in Cash or Goods tor any quantity
Of Pot and Pearl Ashes.
C. g. ". RICHARDSON
Jnly 13 10.
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NTOTJCE.--All those indebted to the
IV subscriber, either by Bond or Note,
are requested. to call and 1iquidate, or
renew the same; and all those having
Book accountsunsettled, are requested to
call and adjust tht same WITHOUT DELAY,
and give their notes, if they cannot make
it convenient to pay the money. Those
who disregard this call will not be long
er indulged. ssa sgae I.
80 tras JOHN E. HUNT. 4.
Maumee city, April6, 1887. 2tf
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I'D EPPER, Spice, Ginger, Cassia, Nut
IL megs Hops and Cloves at wholesale by
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MAUMEE CITY EXPRESS.

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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-15
Latest Advices
Common Council.

SEPT 11.-BoARD OF AssIsTANTs-The Board
met at o'clock, the president in the chair The
minutes of the last meeting read and approx ed
Reports-From the Committee on Lamps and Gas
in relation TO communication from the Comptroller,
recommending new ordinance for the better regu-
iation of the Watch and Lamp Districts. The re-
port and ordinance were both adopted, mem. con.
From the Finance Committee, in relation to a
claim by the eXecut tx of the late Jacob Lorrllard
sum of $s4s2 awarded the estate of that gentle
man for the opening of the enth Avenue. ADOPT
ed mem. con.
From the same, directing the payment OF $ll3 for
the opening of Fiftieth street. Adopted.
From the same, directing the payment of a balance
due to Archibald Watt for the opening OF the Tenth
Avenue. Adopted mem. con.
From the Police Committee. adverse to project
for Special Watch for the Fifteenth Ward. Adopt
ed.
From the same, adverse to appointing two extra
police officers for the Third Ward. Adopted.
From the same, in favor of paving for 20 leeches
applied to at the I'd district Watch House on
the LIST OF May last. Adopted with two dissentents
From the Ferry Commttee-in favor of building
new block to the Williams burg Ferry, at an ex-
pense not exceeding 1920 On motion, the matter
was referred back to the Committee.
Communications from Departments.-From the
street Commissioner in relation to pier at the foot
Beekman street, which is owned by Samuel Stevens,
Esq, and who refuses to pay two-thrds Of the ex-
penses of frightening that property. Referred TO
Committee on Wharves.
From the same, recommending r. ]. Smith and
w J. Hall as assessors for Ninth street. Adopted.
From the Board of Aldermen-In favor Of publish
ing Document No. in the public papers. Adopted.
Some other matters were disposed of, and the
Board adjourned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-15

fixed at about one and the same time, he very wise
ly resolved to get his money back aganf he could.
With this view, he waited on a lawyer, and instruct
ed him to write TO the Lottery for the payment,
and il they would not pay, bring action against
them. The lottery dealer wrote back that they
thought reunding the part Of the funding sys
tenn and advised the lawyer not TO psrsue the case,
for ii he did, they were not worth powder and shot.
The lawyer thought that there might be something
in this idea and therefore determined to 90 to the
criminal rather than the civil law and with that de-
Messrs Sylvesters which was granted.
Fugitive Arrestsd.-A nan named Sylvester Fay
ard was convicted bout ieur years ago. and adludged
to the State Prison for seven years. few months
since he made his escape, but yesterday retaken
by Gil HAYS and Justice Matsel, and sent to the
1ombs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-15

MONS. LAURiAT respectfully announces 10 the pubIic
WI haiti he wi make bis 57h from Castle Garden
on "WEDNESDAY, 18th int, ats o'clock preesely.
The gates will be thrown at o'clock. The inte
resting chemical process Of initiating his haBdsome Balloon will
commence at half past 2.
Small phone er Bsioons viii h let off al interyals.
At halt past MIR L. will attach his splendid car place in
fis apparatus, ballast, Nc.
ATS Mr. L. will enter the bid aiisu to hrs patrons and
ascend maestcay TO grat height midst the sound of
tial music aud the y cannon
MIR L. during his er the altitude OF feet will
detach splendid Iar chute with lVinc animal in full
of the spectators from Castle Garden will descend safely
the earth.
Tickets so cents. Children half price. si4 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-15

NIBLO.S GARDENt

NIBLO'S GARDEN,
THIS EVENING Sept. i5.--GREAT ATTRACTION
in THREE ENTERTAINMENTS Willy
The Evenings Entertainments will commence with
A.. AN OVERTURE.
After WHICH, The kaye Family viii their classic
REvoI isVitS'Gn; STATUES Il 1T
Designed and executed by the Ravel Family.
Alter which, the extraordinary the Rsvel
THE 'TTiiG} H II ROPE,
On which the Kave Family will appear in variety Of
New Dances
Il Maane rL,zABETH Will dance graceful Pas Suel.
z GAsRIEL k,vEL will dance a hornpipe.
g. Mad. ANTOINE will dance Pas Elegant.
Leon JAyELLI will execute Greek Dance and conclude
by throwlng several terai6c somersets.
FRANCOIS RAvEL Will appear without balance pole
through variety of astonishing
Ia PETITE AMOUR only four years old will conclude the
Rope Entertainment, and asonh the audience by her
pidity.
@-An nermssion ofhalf hour between the pieces FOR
promenade Reireshmens of the choicest variety may
AN OVERTURE.
To he followed BY the panntomimc of
THE CONJURpK's GlFT-Oh THE MAGIC PILLS.
n M. Arranged by Jerome RayeL
Don panehie Jerome Raye Cavalero crinaldo, Antoine
bilei; Alyrrha Miss Kerr; Poltrsne Leon Ra-
vel; Ch1TOoi, Joseph ltaysl Frog and
Spanish Pas de Deux, by Mamame Giubile Gabriel
Ravel
The piece will terminate with Grand Chinese advertisement
- nm, - Consisting OF Forty Persons.
10 The Musical Department is conducted by that
Composer, Mr. G. f. HoRN.
@ The Orchestra full and eectve Leader the celebrated
NJ BAPr,srE from the Conservative, Paris, and French
% No post .onemtnt at this establishment Of
weather. as the rand Entrance from Broadway the Sa
from the top and Sides be enclosed moments
,ors at Skner Ailments commence at u O'Clock
-Omnibusses will run to and from the Garden during the
Tickets so cents each.
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Neu- York,
Respectfully informs his old patrons and the pub
lie generally that he continues TO manufacture and
supply every article used ia the printing business
well as, to stereotype all jobs that may offer. He
embraces this opportunity to return thanks 10 those
whose patronage he has extensively enjoyed for
many years and TO say that he is to be found at the
old established stand, corner of Ann and Nassau
streets fully prepared to execute any order that he
may be honoured with and that the Type manufac-
tured by him, is from a SELECTION OF FACES
TAKEN FROM HIS OLD SPECIMENS, together
with number of additions of SUPERIOR CUT;
that he is enabled TO supply SoRrs, well as
FoUNTs, of the most beautiful Of his Old Faces, and
of greatly Improved quality Of metal. He is also
engaged in getting up, BY newly discovered process
an extensive series of New and Highly Ornamental
Articles. Arrangements are made with the Manu-
facturers of Presses and other Printing materials,
that will enable him TO execute orders as exped-
tiously as any other Founder in the Union and on
as favourable terms.
new specimen is now in the course Of printing
~. B. Newspapers copying the above advertise
ment three times, and forwarding one copy contain.
ing it will be entitled TO their pay in Type provided
a bill of four times the amount be made.
sla-t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-15

SEPr14-More Lottery Offenders. A man, named
Richard Montgomery, long time ago purchased
three tickets in the New Orleans Mammoth Lottery,
which made such feature in the advertising CO.
iumns Of the Wall street papers few months since,
for which he paid something like $50 TO Sylvester.
Of broadway. He waited and waited, but finding
the drawing Of the lottery, and the millennium TO be
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-15
Coroner's Office.

SEPT. li--An inquest was held on the body OF
David NJ Foster. a native of North Carolina, found
a corpse at II Nineteenth street 1t was IN testi-
mony that the deceased confirmed loaier, and
grossly Incorporate On Sunday evening ne went
TO the house, where he was found dead, and asked
for some thing to drink which was furnished and
then he retired the hay loft, where he died 'er'
dict Death from intemperance. Ill ------
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Amuse me nts.
Amusements.
PARK THEATRE
REINFORCEMENT OF MR. POWER
THIS EVENING, September u.s. the performance viii
PARK THEATRE

rr,s ARRANGEMENT OF MR.. POWER.
THIS EVENING ssptem6sr ls the performances will com
NERVOUS MAN "a" AM ~ NAN fslSa OF NERVE
H.ssn Mi Placds harai.h MIR Wi Wi ssTsy
After Mrs Hill will the Is W q K
The HAPPY MAN
Ram Mt Chap n.a io, Fa@ NJ F FGGsr
The sI;EFs gP ps fgp,gss 'sfss 81
harry Andrews Tom, rovey
Doors 5pen At ocock-Perormanee eciaaeaees at half
tre.s-sos.s 81; Pit So cents; Gallery IS cents.
HEw NHArHAl THEATRE.
MR. WOODS BENEFIT
THIS EYENNu' SSr 81 is T4s sTisFminee will commence
W pfps Mr. oq1 oSsehn Ny st Woas
O'''' St F'i s. H H5s2 Ia '''"' Bertha
sAowSSee, Mr. Anderson Fppant, :, Mr. Mestayer
Nlr Williams will appear aud sing jim. along -Josey
F9 TaE L e !F' s gI9tpGiIfo
S1as " ''''' N'"'S'''' Miss Grd hh " 0oa
-1' Dance MIR o.c .ns hf"''
Boxes ID ii pla cents gallery ia
MIrCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE.
THIS EVENING, Sent; is-The performances wi.l com
m'n TaE s' VA "a sf5Sf called
Daumon, Mr. Edwin I ement, Mr. Graham
Pierre Jienair Mitchell Julien, Russell
Grosnez, Cunningham Peasant Rooerts
Iheresse, Miss Singleton
Song, Rory O'More, ~ Mr. Mossop
Followed by The farce Of
TOO LATE FOR DINNER.
Poppieton, MIR Howard Nick Twill, Mr. Mitchell
Elizabeth Pmcroft, Miss Singleton.
Comic Song, MIR Graham
la Bay adore, By La Petite Celeste
After which the faice of
NINE TAILORS MAKE MAN.
Broadcloth Mr.. Eawis Tedd!, Mr. Mossop
Stitch. Baker Sevedse, Dawson
- sally, Miss Flynn.
The Box Office open daily from II till where
and private boxes be secured application Mr. Corbyn
Treasurer
BWith the exception Of tina Press and the Theatrical
profession, there is NO FREE LIST at this Theatre.
ling ~
Doors open at 7-curtain rises at half past7
ZOO REWARD-LOST in the neishborhood OF Washing.
VI - ton square small chased 6pe gold adis Watch
wsrded by eavns a, SO Pine Fifth Avenues corner
Eighth ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-15

CONTEMPLATED REvoLT.-ine negroes are in
prison at vermillionville, Louisiana, charged with
having set foot an nsurrection.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-15

STEAMBOAT CoLLIsIoN--On Friday the sloop
North America, of Troy, in collision with the
steamboat Boston, near Buttermik Falls. The sloop
struck the steamboat on the larboard side and dis
placed her boiler. One of the deck hands Of the
Boston was killed, and passenger drowned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-15

90 The American is urging the Grand Jury to
indict the individuals who wentto Hobohen under
the pretence Of fighting duel Let them alone
They did not intend to harm any body.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-15

D1-The Grand Jury have found true bill against
Captain McAdam, for the murder ef Lieutenant
Farquhar.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-15

o. The New Orleans papers contain particu.
lars of the projected insurrection in Lafayette. Ten
ofthe negroes engaged in ii were hanged the 9th
ult
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-15

&C. The steamer Fayette, reported to have suak
arrived safely at New Orleans on the Sd inst.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-15

o. Politics have.a bad effect on manners, what
ever their influence may be on morals. The Globe
says MIR. Biddleis the Fugitive President of rot
ten Bank"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-15

Co The steamer Unicorn arrived at Halifax, from
Quebec, on the 20, with sixty passengers for tn.
Acadia.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-15
BATTLE OF WATERLOO.

EXHIBITION AT MR.. LOCKWOoD'S ROOM,
(ill Broadway, opposite the Apollo
NEW DIOHAMA.
(FRoM PARis)
lS7-Among tho many exhibitions which have been 10
New York the present tnc several have taken the
ofDioramss, without being enited 20 IT, Mn MAFFEY
SLONAT respectfully inform the ladies and gentlemen Of
this city, that they have just arrived from pas with REAL
DORAMA ia every sense % the word, ptntedby Monsieur
DaEuerre. The exhibition ~ be opened
MONDAY, September i4th 1870,
With tablsaus
CONSTANTINOrLE,i ON view from the Iance Of the
Golden Horn; aud
LA MESSE Dr. MlNUIT.
representing Midnight Mass IN the Chareh CT ST. Etsipne
d. Mont. al Pals,
The yubc assured that pains expense has been
srared fitting the 10 make u comisodious and
Portable.
Tke exhibitions win commence n o'clock tn the afternoon
and continue hall hour M I'll 10 O'Clock IN the
give every opportunity Of tsing this ndid
and Novel Dioraa, the price Of admission will be "a cents
" The prorretors would respectfully that AZ
me private parties ~ schools DESTROYS ofhsvDg eSaex
hbOn during the hhours be accommodated on liberal
terms, by masing application al the room Of exhibition
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-15

FIREs.-BetweeA IL and o'clock on Sunday
afternoon fire broke out in the stable Of Mr. Kemp
grocer, at the of Houston and Ludlow street
1t was entirely destroyed, and two horses persisted
in the flames.
About two o'clock on Monday morning large es-
Enlistment for the manufacturing of glue, situated
about mile from Wliamsburgh ferry, owned by
Mr. Cooper, was entirely destroyed by fire. We
ha particulars to the amount of loss, but I'M
derstand that it IS very heavy.
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ID f A + N + s s.

I DON ANGEL CALDERON DE Ia BhECA, Minis.
plenipotentiary from Donna Isabella Queen Of Spain
TO the United Ststes at Washington DO eey that
red Of serious Deafness aud the painful noises IN
BRoApwAY) rlso that Dr. A. CASIl stands among the
most emnent Of his profession a skllu practical Dentist
have known these years and recommend them
worthy Of the confidence Of those r.Aarlpg Their
ny-ACOUsIIC DROPS, sure cure for the ear.aohe and
and pains for sale at 1877 Broadway.
TEET III.
INSERTED BY ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE, without
springs gatures wires, any fasenngs which by their
friction wea, cut off or force su the remaining teeth The
shove ethsd obvae all those Teeth plugged with
81 im;ss A c. CASTLE, NJ. D. Dentist 9g Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-15
VAUXHALL GARDENS

VAUXHALL GARDENS.
NO posponemen of the weather. the Saloon
which well ventilated from the top aud all sides,
Admtance to the Gardens free-saloon IS cents
UNAPPR0ACHABLE ATTRACTION.
RAT THIS Ev vii sS5.a s' q variety of Negro
TIE TIE S5ss E # EITE 1 @
n ss5 Psp
Mise cEEMENriNI PsE sT1Eiffy Of beautiful dances
Eavorits Overture The Orchestra
New Mn Medley breakdown. Master s RATHER
Song Ia Petite Ritter
b"s, a ma Mrs Gs srdns
Negro E.irsyaeanns-jenny get the Hoe.Cale done"Mr
Smoke House Dance ...........; Master CARROTS
The ns sE1s s1 sssss 4 aSa cpsTaof
On which OCCASION fifty Musicians will not perform but the
whole ssreuade will be conducted with single banjo
s ssmb es squash. Mr. Mr. S W5,sc.
Favorite Overture. ................ The Orchestra
ymnas,e Feats. Mr. Gardner and fups
Feats Of CLASSICAL and r.pfesenns L
ing Pictures, by the MOscOvian Brothers.
Rec'atiee,; La Petite Ritter
" ~ " 10 sSaelga. win IL: ballet of ''''' ''''''''
Happy Jack, Mr. Davis Fudge. Mr. Gardner
Of 30 minutes between the vaudeves for
prsmenadtg and REFRESHMENTS
90 Performance to commence at " o'clock.
Refreshments every variety furnished by Mr. Jones' pro
90 Stages pass the Garden and will be waiting
at the close OF the performances.
COLONNADE GARDEN.
THIS EVENING, September is-Perormsnce will com
with the vaudeville of
NATURE AND PHILOSOPHY.
Colin, Miss Randolph Phily, NJ. - Mr. Blake
To conclude with the vaudeville of
WINNING HUSBAND,
In which piece Miss Ran ioph will sustain characters
After which the exhibition Of the
PYRlC FIRES
Admission eests-Doors open at 7occek performances
TO commence at half past7.
GRAND BALLOON ASCENSION AND PARACHUTE
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COUGH LOZENGES.

'INHE GnEATEST DISCOVERY EVER MADE
Il sHERAlAN'S COUGH LOZENGES will cure common
coughs colds IN one two DAYS afford immediate relief IN
the vhoopDg cough, asthma difficult breathing. and Chncss
cihe chest; and Consumption than any other
dicne.
Read What they have dor Ell have used Shcrmans Cough
Lozenges 10 several hundred and found any thing
eq<a 10 tm they give immediate relief aud have cured the
most troubles coughs in day confidently
rnend them as the best cough medicine m use.
H. Y. Roge-s, NJ. ID.
was cured Of Consumpon BY boxes of sermans cough
LOzenges after having suh red Tor gt years aud trying
,eraldoctors aud hisg hea recommended owe
ie 20 Them through the BIZ ssng at God J. L. Williams.
Mr. X D. Kemp 81 bury, after three Of suffering
from severe cough nigh sweets vain IN the side and all The
symptoms o confirmed consumption and after having tried
IN vain al I've medicines Ne heard o last told Of Sher
mans Cough bozsuges and by te blessing Of God three
boxes entirely cared him. lie recommends them to al.
Reference also 70 d. Andrews Judge J. L. spencer
Benz Cromhie. DR. Coleman g. g. De and the many ihon
sands who have been cured w them. sold q Nassau
street, SIS Brosdways 81 Berker, and 100 Fulton street
BrooklJ IN. sspi4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-15

We are requested to call the attention Of the pub
lie to the celebrated Centerba Cordial advertised
in another column Of to-days paper
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-15

BLEACHING POWDERED Casks Bovd, celebrated
Bleaching Powder landing from ship westebes,er for sale
40 PERssE & BROOKS. 81 Liberty street.
SARsAPAtll la SODA, manufactured from the extrac
- the root so necessary AZ this season of the for the
ttiihcatien Of the blood at j. PEAsE SONS Ice Cream
saloon. ~ Division ri I'm
RROwN sHiRTINGs-5O bales Of Lh,sttrheid factory
.ii PERssE BROOKS, 81 Liberty st.
Mr. GOTTLEIF sEtDELL consirnee Of one case By the
Ai ship Oceanus Havre IN November last requested
sn BOYD IINCKEN, Tontine Building
DRINTINC PAPER-The subscribers are ready 40 con.
tract a make Printing Paper the no
tee, at their paper mill. Patterson, N. j
rsi, PERssE BRooKss Liberty st,
LIRE BRCK-ssOO board the ship TIGER from Gisfrsw
90 PERssEs BROOKS, 81 LII er,, ct,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-15

m RTFN use those i,tters merely TO attract The
b us attention OF our eafer for minute. IN
LII ;s. i ~ ' j + sa;: q :s:sa 1Snr AZ:
2Y Wy fsH apply for relief where he WILL be treated
By Practitioner Of Phi and where he cas save than
half be a. health therefore
he nunbcrof Broad street Of stone street.-the
stone street. through which individuals
may pass the whole day unuo.iscd As many very extra.
VACANT their charges or the Treatment Of those diseases,
have thou ~ ia specify ne my advertisement
therefore reduce e Cor the of recent Of the
mder form OF the disease to So and for the nveerae
form Of he disease the small amount ut S5and do
principle of honor that your
will treated not by uhck but By PLY stefan, and
who has pacsed hi rof in various pars Of this city
and hope withuutp uch ADVERTISING putting " s termed.
which practice am much oppnsedthsi vii give
me call am perfectly milar with every form of the ois
hundreds Of both the city and
in the Beivsw Hospitals My office hours from niue
o'clock In the until five O'Clock the aitern aud
the apateats soarauged that two persons
each oher while the Office. Office olssed the Sabbath
W = ~ J. PROVOST, MD.
PS-The Doctor has come 10 the conclusion to remain in
his Office until 10 ucock at night slim