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Collectors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to the residents
In and non. residents of the town of War
zen, liable to pay town tax ON list Of 1910,
in said town, that will meet them at the store
OF Gilbert 81 Morehouse, in Warren, on the
10Th day of June next, at O'Clock p. M. for
the purpose of receiving said tax. If this tax
is not settled on said 10Th of June, it will be
collected by legal process.
CHARLES CARTER, Collector.
Warren. Nays, lS4l. 40
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bylaws passed in legal to,On meeting in
the toacn Of Warren, on the Isl If May l54l.
VOTED, that no person or persons shall
v hereatler,- between the 9th day of the
present month and the first Monday of Octo-
Der next, use or draw any seine or nets in that
part of the Waramaug Pond ESQ called) which
is in the limits of the town OF Warren and
ifany person shall use nets or seines in said
pond, within the aforesaid limits and during
the aforesaid time, or be aiding or assisting
therein, such person shall foteit the sum OF
ten dollars for each breach of this by law,
one third to the treasury of this town, and
two thirds to the person who shall sue and
recover therefor. Any inhabitant of this
town qualified to vote and act in town meet
ings may prosecute for breaches of this by
law. Notice Of the same shall be published
in newspaper printed in Litchtield, and
placed on a post near the residence of George
Taylor, in this town.
A true copy from the Record.
Attest, G. p. TALLMADGE,
4t49 YOaDn Clerk.
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D.. GRANT.


VIII open at his One Pay and One Price Store
this week choice assortment Of
.VeOU Goods. O6s:
1900 Yds. new style Calicoes, Pr. Lawns.
Chene and other styles Bonnet Silks, Ribbons,
Pic-net Scarfsy silk, pic-net & cotton Gloves,
Ladies white and black Silk Hose.
Cotton Hose, of various colors,,
Ladies and gents Kid Gloves, all colors,.
Broad French Net Laces, square mesh,.
Straw'white,pink and lavender Lisse Grapes,
Bishop Lawns. and Swiss Goods
Black and blue black Bombazines,,
Paper Muslins, Cambria Muslins,
Black and light colored Kid Shoes.
Bieached & unbleached linen Table Covers
10. do. Sheetings and Shir,ings,,
Carpet Yarn, Crash, Russia Diaper,
Full assortment of twilled Goods for summer
clothing, Sattinetts, Summer Vestings,,
Broadcloths, OF various shades,
Stocks, Irish Linens, Paper Hangii1gs, &c.
A complete assortment of FINE Doors,
One crate of Crockery and Glass. Also
Sugar. Tea, Coffee, Flour, and Sole Leather.
Litchfe!d, April 30: as
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DURHAM STOCK.

0gE,V0lEg1VekEQS INOK SALE, BY Auction, on
Il Thursday the Goth of May
next, by JOSEPH GODDARD, at
aR<s1NNkA.. the homested in Goshen, known
as the Birdsye Norton place,
2 full blooded Durham cows, 1from fine
2 do. do. HE1FEKs, Stoek,-
do. do. BULLS, }pedigree
IF Vhich soiu be furnished
Those who wish to purchase will please to
examine the same, which will render any
particular description unnecessary.
Goshen, April 30, l64I. #49
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GOODS CREAP.


At the Variety Store, enc door east Of the Court
House, may be found q general assortment Of
Dry Goods. consisting IN part Of !.
DROADCLOTHS and Cassimeres, of all
- descriptions and prices; linen, worsted
and cotton Pant. Stuffs. vestings, black and
blue black BombaZines, Mouselin de LANES.
black, blue black and cold Silks, also, fg'd
bonnet, FLORENCE and Sinchew do. (; large
assortment Of Prints, Linen Table Cloths and
Spreads, silk and tabby Veivets. black and
cold Satins, Italian Cravats, Scarts, black
and blue. black Grape. Sewing Silk, Mouslin
de Lninc and Silk Dress Handk'fs; Merino.
Kabyle and Brocha Shawls, Muslins, Cam
brics, plain and fig'd Lace Edgings, Insert
ings. Fotings, Irish Linens. linen Lawn and
Cambria. Collars and Bosoms; linen, silk and
cotton Handk'fs; white & cold Satin Jeans.
linen and cotton Drilling. Hosiery. Gloves,
SuspendeFs. Umbrellas and Parasols, &c.Ctc
all Of which will be sold for cash or produce
ut small advance from cost. Persons wish
ing 10 purchase Goods are invited TO call aud
examine ours.
GARRETT & BALDWIN,.
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THE SUMNER TERN OF
Miss AyeRdem's Select School.
Will commence Monday, May 10. ls4I.
Lifchfeld, Mayo. 40
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NOTICE

rs hereby given. that the Copartnership
Il heretofore existing between Edward p.
Weld and BenjamiR Pernoyer by mutual a.
greement is this day dissolved. An persons
having claims against said firm are request
ed to present themto Benjamin Pernoyer for
payment; and all persons indebted to the
said firm are requested TO make payment to
the aforesaid Pernoyer,. who will continue
business in the store where said firm lately
traded. EDWARD p. WELD,
BENJAMIN PERNOYER,
Canaan, I.itchfeLd co. ApriE 81. lS4I.. SAG
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PROBATE SALE.

I'm Thursday the first day of July next, a,
" the late residence Of SHELDON CArLrN,
deceased. At 1 p. NJ. if not previously dispo-
sed of at private sale, the subscribep with seli
at Public Auction all the PEAL estate of said
deceased, being thereto authorized by the
Court Of Probate for the District of Harwin-
ton. HART BARKER. Admin.
LIaracintbn, MAY 3, l94l. 40
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COP.aRTvY.ERGMH

COP.aRTyv.El1SYW: ~
NALvIN BUTLER has associated with him,
~ IN business ELISHA Johnson, Esq. The.
business will hereafter be conducted under
the firm of Butler d. Johnson ut. the office
lately occupied by said Butler.
AlEtte1' g. Johnson,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNsELLORs At Law
All professional business; incliidingtcol!ect-
ing, Intrusted to their care, shall receive,
prompt and thorough attention,
Plymouth. April %. 1899, A
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MISS q. WARn.

"a AS taken the oM stand
"a 1-A over c.. l.. Webb's
E...ess3rssS| store, and offers for sale,
~ at u small advance from
-=zS the city prices, general
NJ assortment of Goods;
NJ consisting of Tuscan and
Silk Flats, Lawns, Ribbons
and Caps. of the latest STYLE. Alss,, SILKS.
ana variety nf Flowers-and other Goods
~ her iine---aS reasonable as at any other
siabllshm#nt in the state.
N. b Hats pressed and bleached in the
neateSt manner.
LdtchGeM, Mag G. 649
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Litchfela, Ami %.

HARDWARE-English and Cast
IN Steel Shovels, Hoes, Knives and Forks.
Hammers. Pad Locks, Bed Cord and Coil
Rope, Faucets. Molasses Gates. Currycomhs
and brushes. German and double iron Coffee
Mills, Percussion Caps, DC. So
april 20. GARRirr & BALDWIN.
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The above is from the Bridgeport Standard.

Here then aye l6 Representatives for the popula.
ton OF only 1889 persons while New.Ha with
population Of more than fourteen thousand has but tsco
Representatives. Hartford. New.Elaven, Bridgeport
or Niddletown, &c, ought not perhaps to claim an
for the larger towns, especially Hartford and New.
Haven. where the Legislature holds its sessions, have
advantages which the smaller towns do not; but
there should be such monstrOus disparity az exists
New-Haven. for example, with her population of
more than l4OO0 ought TO be entitled to at least eight
Represents es, if the above towns, with popua.
ton Of only $3.50, have l6 IN. II. Palladium
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MARRIED.,


In Canaan, on Thursday evening last, nv the Rev.
Mr.: Woodbridge. CHARLES HUNT, Esq to Miss PANE.
LA 5. BATES. accompanying this notice was, not a
piece or a eice, bat loaf Of fine wedding cake We
reciprncae the best wishes for the peace and pros.
perity' Of the twain made one."]
In this village, on the 4th inst Mr.. Jeremiah Ems.
worth, OF Andover, to Miss Amanda b. McNeill
In this town, last evening" Mr.. William F. Baldwin
to Miss HaHie. Lord, daughter of Captain Phinehas
Lord 5s
In New. Preston, on the 10Th nit. Mr.. Cyrenus II,
Peck. Of Brookfield, TO Miss Abigail Bake On the
18th, Mr.. Walter Sperry to Miss Agnes Ton,lnson,
daughter of Abiiah Totnfinson, Esq.
IN Hartford, Abner Jackson, Prof. in Washington
College, to Miss Emily Ellsworth, eldest daughter oi
Gov. Ellsworth. 80
In Marlborough, VI. Mr.. VIM Hale, Of Hartford, 70
Mrs. Mary Ann Cleashey.
DIED, .....-....
In Sharon. (E:llsworrin So) April T9rh, Mrs. Ruth
Wilson, aged "a, wife Of Cnpt. John WILSON,.
In Montgomery, Alabama, April 18th, Mr. James
A. Butler, aged 30 years, son Of Calvin Butler ESQ.
Of Plymouth, CT
In Worcester. Mass. on the 23d inst Thomas Mi
ner. M. D. of Middletown. aged "a. -
In Norwich, Mr. David Tracy, aged 75,vears-In-
spector Of the Customs for tina. port
In Hardin county. Ohio, March Sd, Rev. Alsxan.
der McDOugal. in the lO2d year of his age.
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The building now in course Of erection NJ the seat
Of Government, as q General Post Ofice, will cost
about e5OOUOO. Congress appropriated 100000 To-
wards il at the last session.
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The Weether, on Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday
last, the most unwished and bic posi-.
bic. Sunday morning was pleasant, the wind N W.
and bellies and beaux were preparing to make
dsplay-soOn it veered round to the S. W., by noon
began to rain, and continued intervals till or 5,
when the windsuddenly went back to the N. W. and
snow came down in real feathery style. Three or
four inches Of snow tel and by sunset the mercury
was down below 3d. Very cold throughout the night,
and mex; day-Monday night ice formed nearly half
an inch th'ck 1t is exceedingly rare that we have
such weather in May, or cold, unpleasant, and un-
proPltousa spring. The weather yesterday was mild
er, and we may soon look for than!
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krMr Woodruff. Of the graspaH family. still holds
on 70 The Post Office IN THE village HsOmebOdy does
not stir a0On, We don't know what rs may d.
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~ ROCEREES-A choice lot at
~ April 30. GARRITT g. BALDwIN's.
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STEAMER PREspENr-The DostOn Post Of Thurs
day contains the following:
We are sorry 70 say that information was received
here last night, which will be likely to streng then
the fears entertained for the safety Of the FRESH
dent, and those on board. The bark Fame, Capt.
Scott, which arrived at Pr0vincetown on Monday,
touched Faya on the Sd instant for wood and wa
ter, and left on the 4th. letter received in town
last night from the Captain, in which this fact 10
ted, makes no mention OF the President, an omission
which, we think. would not have occurred, had she
put in there previous TO the arrival or departure OF
the Fame.
LETTER FRoM THE PREslDEST.-The following was
the Presidents letter to the Committee of BALTIMORE.
who invited him to participate IN the funeral cere-
monies On Monday:
WASHINGTON, April "a, l841.
Dear Sig Il il matter of deep regret with me that
nnd myself so circumstanced as to be DENIED, what
otherwise would anxiOusly desire, the occasion
OF visiting the city of Baltimore, and unitng with Its
citizens IN those solemnities 70 which they propose
to devote themselves on Monday, the 2Gth inst.
followed as one, In that sad and numerous process
sion which attended the remains of the late President
to their hnaI resting place near this cty-and beg
70 be permitted, although absent, to mngIe in sym
pathy with you Ut the heavy bereavement which we
have oil sustained in the death Of that ilHstnous
man. The weighty pressure OF public business. 70
despatch which the best evidence can give Of de-
veton to his memory, will plead my apology for my
absence.
tender to yOu assurances OF my sincere respect.
JOHN TYLER.
The building in course Of erection NJ the seat
Of Government, as General Post Of6ce, will cost
about eSOO.NOO Congress appropriated 100000 To-
wardsit at the last session.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-16
CASTLE GARDEN.
EVTRA ATTRACTEOS-,HE>S KS. FRENCH

EHEISER the Proprietor, OF 80 bro 70 rrso
@ The ss very % Of ,Sy ,n S1Ts Mi
together with display OF FIREWORKS ON Friday Jay
delightful than being injured IN close and con fined
will have the advantage II uhatDs
the aubrou breeze aad ENJOY the prospect o oa splendid
Moal.tl, Mr.. soLoMAS Mr KAvANAGH and Mr. {. W.
BEAhES.
P'''''' - ''' PRoGR GRAMME-PART /.
Gce Morley Me,srs. Soloman and kaanagh The lnd
an sa"t DrDH ar Scomac rroaiy and Wide Hu5Sr
Ballad Mrs Morley, IN be no submissive wlla Lee
Song Mr. Kavauach would boy again, Romrr
$ Dusii Mr, Marley Mr. Beamcs. Doubng, Ten1sg,
Song Mr. Morley Roy o ,lols, re- .., . -, 49,, LSssr %
pas., ar, Morley and Nr btamc, When e farm ss
O. Comic HnSi; soog: Mr Bcancs We're all Cutting.
Be~ eu the FIRST Fifteen
Gcc Mrs Morley Ncssrs s"oman, Bcane' and havnosh
ca,nlnai Mr., Morley. Di Placer, Ro,n
Baaa Mr Soloman Young Agnes Auber
Duet; Mrs Morley and ,lr Bcames, Matrimonial Sweets
Song; Kavauagh The Song of the Wave, A. Leo
Song Airs Morley, .Swss DFoyer Boy - S'ochhansen
Come Mr. Ka'anash Come and take tie" IN the A6or
Faale Mrs Morley Messrs sOOman, Kavanash and ecamr,
Concert to csmmenca at hall past o'clock precisely.
before commencing display Of FIREWORKS, uader the
r Edge OF Jersey City consisting Of ist
the PERUVIAN CROSS.
commencing with splendid sun OF Jessa
Maltese Rosetta Crimson
and the Cross of Malta d'spayng o ITO
Grand Cross Chinese fire four Satellites OF
brisucy forming rada Of Crimson Green and Purple Centre
ending grand Flu. dc JOie Rockets with Comet Stars and
Gold Rain
second the PERSIAN GLORYThs piece Of ryro
chny surpassed embracing all the varied mr., and coos
pyoechny which description would be impossible
only be apprecaed commences with sPlcn
all vaed rc INITIATING beautiful Rosette OF AM
ber and Emerald Centres encrced by respcnden Glory
nutatng espendent Glory OF Nine Revolving Stss OF
dazzling bancy displaying ununcrabc in evonons,
openu: Gor extending more than forty eet In diameter
concluding with a Grand Ecu de- J-ie
Thirh THE STAR OF INDEPENDENTLY National and
atroc piece commences With Grand SexhagOn Vertical Wheel
Jesmne Chinese Maltese and Palestine rs with Ru
pcudence so feet in diameter enclosing dazzlng
heauv Ruby aud Emcrar Rays mrooned Rocket
with Golden St
Baud at : o'clock.
Alniuauce p cents Children half price
Season Subscribers requested their tickets at the
inner gate Jyl6lt'
New-York tribune., 1841-07-16
Dieo: | {:

5 a ncss James r. Hughes aged "a.
In this July H. William Hen>aw OF Charles
c. and Catherine Buxtan, aged and months.
friends the invited attend his funeral this after
o'clock from the residence OF his father $50 Bcecker -,
In this city, July 6, Thomas McKeon aged 10 years.
In this city, July Is, Mary Cedy, age 2S
CITY, July a. after along and Illness John acwane
aged 40
Newport r. Anna Elizabeth, only daughter of Samuel NJ
NrIll Of New. York.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-16
PEASR,S C0yPOtND HOREHOUND CANDY

rs ed Of Of the safe and sausry
cn,, winch the remedy infalble, from the that
one remedy another suecees0 for the ef coughs
| rritation throat Group whoopng
&c Country oers wishing choice Confectionery
hoe woad do call the Undersigned before leaving
,bcr orders elsewhere They find prices barmonze w
tho exirencies of the We have boxes OF ~ lbs ~ @ > lbs
50 lbs and 100 lbs Please with call and o6ige
jel7 PEASE u sun, 10 phlson-s'
New-York tribune., 1841-07-16
.TuE WaVERl.Y NOVELS COMPLETES



NOW READY, Nos. l. , edition of the Wa
yercy Novels fine Portrait OF the author 10 be
uuhcr will complete
comprising of Edinburgh Edition whsle
complete Five Dollars payable advance % cents
single number delivery,
The author like Scott be- extensively diff
fused pcrua Of MS writings without having
we'll amused. Tna OF Relgion Nir
Morality advocate Vice will seek
from the III VAN.
we'll observed able eloquent American that I'll
deserved uriyea citizenship was SIR Walter Scott
define his species eli
that werc works known there
he regarded and denzen. 1t
thar the publisher of the Waverey Novels has
render better acceptable service to the
great by icing such publication within their
The revised uniform Edinburgh Edition from ~hr this is
repnte iorcsh volumes the cost OF which sew
dollars The edition Of publication OF the
WAVEhLY NOVELS
will hcd complete 18th Portrait and Tiepages, fer
DOLLARS
Edinburgh Edition. the price
stated, dollars boards The work
appear weekly numbers OF about l25 eacheach
comprising Novel; printed good and will be
pages each and the work already
typed possible delay take place The publication price affixed
ref quality Of material and style
than other production of the III Europe
The and expenditures connected with this
undertaking muc than ua attend republication and
apparent publisher rely sale
and that Instance remittance of the
accompany the order He appeals with
confidence the American Public for just and liberal
enlightened and
All enjoyment ISRAEL POST,
90 Bowey
New-York tribune., 1841-07-16
sales nt Auction.

By w H. Tecgraph24O tons burhen en-
pinc 81 inch cylinder. 10 feet stroke S2G,75O
L. NJ Hoffman suga-9O bbls Clarified at ST. 20 do a,
q, CnIee-7O bags lei l0 Dried ApplcS2
lbl, s 94c Anaao-l0 baskets Gle Tapocal6 bb At 81
Lime JUICE hhd Brandy2 half pipes at S7i Wne-s3
baskets Cnpd Champagne 37t - do 20 pints al s7l
10 Crown % Clarc at - 81 10 do Madeira al
So Sugar29 hhds New Orleans at 81 d Moasses-4l bbs
Nav Creens at
New-York tribune., 1841-07-16
CRE II B A r G A n S,
. Important 10 ,1erehant. and ain Others-Inel

din. Landlords Grsccr. having debts due the which
they collected grea, small we'll acquainted
with the city, great the above business
houses New-iork would ie TO devote his time
o exclusively and patronage from wish person
to act that capac paid proportion he col
iec,s He would little objection bills NewYok
in any par, of the country but prefers remaining home
The s, references be for honesty
good hand and III regard TO capabilities particularly
the business question: those who have employed him testify
sa,ters himself trial will satisfy particular Bills
Of large collected centage far than
amount, sufficiently low salts ALL Those wishing
the will receive by dropping line
Park Post Office stating where be had
New-York tribune., 1841-07-16

pasanter attractive uncn be made al
this the than by taking H0bokcn and walk
the shady and banks the of the
additional ndrcemeu this generally admitted that
the walks aud grounds this charming beautiful
Access rendered different othe city by
the Barclay Canal and Christopher Ferries the Boats which
newly and comfortably reed In the evening the Canal
Ferry Boat until o'clock from Hobokcn jylO 6ws
New-York tribune., 1841-07-16
H drrjrn.

Jeanette Matilda daughter Of late Jss Wright Of Edinburgh, Scod
In July H. Johns Chapel by Rev. Manton East
burn John Caswel Mary aeh daughter of the late aed T.
fIaght
In city, Jay by DR.. Potts, Henry X. Bull Miss Eliza
A. Ludlow.
At Alexandria, Mr.. Trial Evans, is Miss Sophia Carnegie
New-York tribune., 1841-07-16

TOUGH BEARDS
PLEASURE IN SHAVING; by the use Of CHAPMANS
L MAGIC RAZOR STROP, with which keep
perfect order whether land four
each different sharpening properties commencing with the
lc Hone, OF the ordinary hone and
simple calf skin Retail 80 3cent 81 60
81 So according and ard finish The
forming part of u IS Suop the 81 So
l. CHAPMAN lG2 William
n B. The performing part sop be
superior money
the purchaser be dissatisfied. je30 lmis
New-York tribune., 1841-07-16
~ New.York, 18Th July, Is4l.-

New York, I3th JHIy, Is4E-IheFels IS Iecturc 70
Battery Saturday TO commence al 4ocock
in the afternoon weather will psrm by respectable
native Empire The subjects will be the evils OF In
Dishonesty other vulgar deeds that dseacc
the human race. jyl6ett
New-York tribune., 1841-07-16
ECONOMY IN GENTLEMEN's DRESS

Garments of a most Elegant and Fashionable kind at
sGrisg 9f30 per cent. for Cash!
THE Advertiser deems unnecessary the hakneyed
system giving list of nominal prices, presumns thai the
length Of time been established together with the
patronage him. will prove sufficient voucher for
pabtes Possessing advantage being
cloth establishment Europe he confidently he
furnish which, comparison, will be found lower than
other making up best description of Gentlsmen dress
ieaIm 8 PHILLIPS lbs Broadway, facing President Hotel
New-York tribune., 1841-07-16

II Stranger, Shoes of description,
SCRIBNER COMPANYS Great Catherine Boot and Shoe Mar
k 73 Catherine where YOU will nd the
and splendid assortmcn lyO II
New-York tribune., 1841-07-16
b. An nyrecnbIc nnd heaI1!,y Recrcation in 1h

ry Price F'cduccd TO S3OO-Dugucrreotype Portraits
taken iuimiablc style, from 10 10 seconds the
BroadMaI and Park Pacc-entrnncc Park Place. yll I'm,
New-York tribune., 1841-07-16
W1V. 5g- CAKY a. CO.

PEARLSTREET Opposite Cedarst have for sale by the
90 package city jobber retailers and the
trade complete sc OF Combs and Fancy Goods
the They have lately reserved IN
store following.
Ivory Combs, deep and of every length
Tortoise Shelf Combs of and description
5000 do imitation do every for shipping.
Hair, Cloth and other Brushes, full assortment
- cases EueslI pack and pound Pins OF all prices.
IIemnng Sons, and other approved makers
Ceases knitting Pins aud Bo ikns.
Spool Cotton, Corset and Boot Laeets Tapes, Cords
Hooks Il Ewes Silver Pencil Cases Silver Thmbles
Brass and Steel Thimbles, Percussion Caps.
Penknves and Scissors Cards. RaZors, Spectacles,
Accordeons, Suspendcrs Gnrter Beads
Pearl Gilt, la ting and velvet Butots of all kinds,
Bone Buttons Whaebone Goods LONDON and other Soaps,
Periunery Giot's Pens, Morocco Pocket Books,
great variety goods well adapted Nor city and country
,rade well wo IN the attention of Dealer. iy4:lmis