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Superior Court.



DIE l2.-Gunning BirdeL-This case, which was
tried recently in the Marine Court and which report
ed at length in the Herald, UP before this court in
consequence Of the plaintiff refusing to await the result OF
the verdict in the Marine Court after trial of several
days When the Jury came into court the plaintiff re-
non-suit entered 1t action for rent for
month The plaintiff had been mechanic, and having
earned money this city and became pupil
of the defendant who surgeon dentist and at the time
resided in Chambers street Broadway with his wife
and young family After about sixteen months prac-
tce the plaintiff became the partner Of the defendant un
der certain clauses and and for some time bust
ness went on prosPorousy The defendant by some
mortgage the entire of his furniture and household
property for the sum OF $500 and then leased them at
monthly rent to be paid within six days after the falling
due of the same otherwise the plaintiff had full right to
enter and take possession. The lease was executed In
May and the defendant went ont west to visit his friends
and his return he discovered that the plaintiff had "a
ken improper liberties with his wife, and during illness
which followed the alienation Of her feelings from
him, and of partially for the plaintiff became so
apparent that he lett the house the latter end August
and commenced suit against the plaintiff for criminal
conversation. The plaintiff denying the charge, brings
his action in the Marine Court to recover the months
dues and being there nonsuted he carried to this
court The bond and lease were put in dence and the
occupation Of the premises by the defendant proven
The defence endeavored to procure nonsuit, on the
ground that the partnership still existed and the deen
the plaintiff contrary the rights reserved to the deen
dant under the instrument Of agreement The Court de-
MED the nonsuit and then the defence offered to show
moral eviction no could prove that the plain
tiff had been guilty Of improper intercourse with the de-
the principles laid down the .no,ce for the nonsuit the
went to the jury The charge Of the Court was op
posed to the defendant the ground of the partnership
but if the jury satisfied that occupancy OF the prem
by the plaintiff without the consent and to the annoy
anc1 of the defendant had been sufficiently shown, then
hat was a sufficient bar to the right OF &C -ionother
wise the plaintiff entitled to recover. The jury
will return sealed verdict at the opening of
the Court.
SUPERIOR CouRr CALrSp,R To D.y.-5i, So SO, rs,
so 81 Sc 81 o. "a co. s. So 90 o. o. o. es 49, 80,
&c, 9, 81, 60, %, I'd. ", a, II, 50.
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the fund which is supplied by appropriations from the
treasury To increase the amount demanded from mem
would be odous If not onerous BY the act oil Niarch u
the laws requiring contributions to this iund are
tended to the Of registered vessels 1t Is submitted
whether this principle might not with great propety DC
still further extended the Of all vessels in the
form of either monhlyor yearly contributions graduated
BY the tonnage Of the vessel Inns % sa ~,
the discriminating tonnage duty would proDapy iuhsh
the relief which humanity as well as policy dictates
should be extended class of proverbially impro
vident but yet identified with the power and properly oil
the country.
smuggling has been materially improved. while whole
economy has been preserved will be the SUBJECT
of special report. ,.
of future communication to Congress Reports from the
Commissioner of the Land Office and from tho Solicitor OF
the Treasury respecting suits and prosecutions IN behai
It great pleasure to state there has been no den
quency default the part OF collectors OF the customs
the receivers of public moneys, or any other ocer or
agent charged with the receipt deposite OF the pubic
funds The which collectors and RECEIVERS are per
mttcd retain in their hands have been limited 10 inc
very lowest amount the public service would allow,
while they have been required to deposite inc surplus
Immediately in the institutions designated ior that pu'
pose.
rigid adherence these regulations is maintained ~
means of watchfuness of their accounts isl
the ostores selected by the Treasury accompanies
this report The which they are employed arc
the same those settled in 1888 and promulgated III inc
circular of Secretary of the Treasury the 9Th day
or October in year few of them merely receive
the public moneys in special deposte II IS but an act OF
justice say that they have faithfully lhied ai ther
the funds required with
out expense to the Government, and have promptly met
all drafts upon them
am unwilling to omit the opportunity of inviting the
attention of Congress the multitude and frequency oil
oats in our sy stem of collecting the revenue
custom house oath has become by-word to describe nm
unmeanng ceremony and is doubted whether is felt
imposing obligation equal to that OF simple airma
ton It is perceived why the penalties may not
be inflicted for the wilful alsehood Of declaration in
writing which might be substituted in most cases Tor the
irrev eren invocation Of the Supreme Being bare al
fusion to subject it is hoped will be sufficient to IN
duc that consideration of it to which it may be entitled
Respectfully, JOHN {. SPkNCEK,
Secretary of the Treasury
To the Hon. WILLIE p. MAsGUM,
President of the Senate.
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Canmon Plens.

Before Judge Ingraham.
DEc. l2.--Hayden VS. Corin W. How.--This was an
action for compensation for services rendered by the
plaintiff drummer clerk 10 the defendant who is a
merchant in Maiden lane. There special egree
ment between the parties and at the expiration oil SIX
months, the plaintiff discharged The defence set up
was that he was not of service TO the and that
during the space Of his engagement, he had made
sales sufficient TO enttle him to receive
However the plaintiff proved that in another concern
sold nearly as much in month for cash, he had
done with the defendant in six months credit.
Several witnesses examined to prove the value OF
such service and the Jury under charge Of the court
gave the plaintiff a verdict for Sl3l 10 damages.
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u. =. District Court.

DEp. l2-In the of Augustus Wreil indicted for
grand larceny at seaTs counsel John A. Morrill, ESQ.,
moved that the indictment be quahed the ground that
the offence beyond the jurisdiction of the Court mas
much the offence committed by foreigner,
board foreign ship the high seas and that such Of
fence included in the statute under which the
made. The Court sustained the proposition and
the prisoner accordingly set at liberty.
Henry Vaienns and alexander Casse .4ndrew Md,
shall and flames ReynodsThis action for the in
fringement of patent right for machine for breaking
Manila Ssal hemp and other I'll rous substances, &C,
invented and patented by Daniel Jesse aud Elisha Fzge
RAID and by legal transfer the property of the plaintiffs
sell manufacture and work for the full term OF four
teen years from the date Of the patent The defendants
l. alielgcl working machine the same PRINCIPLE
and which the plaintiffs contend an Infringement OF their
legal rights. This will probably last for day or
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COPPER-loo quality English sheathing "copper"
~ from 20 received arrivals for sale BY
d. 4, X. COLLINS CO, S. South street
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rorsrLnMsss0 SSa At Sole GHs BOOTS. til. beg. Of
4s' II, sis;it e Pet. :e. Boot.
DO b s"sass ss%sI IS
And al other ds Boot. and Shoe, in fashn ladies' T
s5d ss' g 4% B. e sa
her srsnfarrd plain aud al kiaos OF Over SHOES
sG $ ss ss"
@ Eos and M the cs
dso = So, Broadway
THE ELIXER OF LOVE.
The household ties! the household ties!
How beautiful they
VIII Fla , ss..s p :s az s1 iSss"s eyes,
Wealth can no JOY aford; .
Cid look, the husband ,! on the wife
But Lows ELxER-thats sweet boon
AS I crown MaS With f;r ;ss sISssem. soon,
Lpc he ot Co I'd ai%..issa sS' wv..
And cue Conc! On name d 'Fs,her give.
In ieuehorrea aud in elects,
CONSUMPTION too conqueror meets
Ernptiogs, i,ssilude aud pains,
p,sl s,' sio S %'o oa S Sg sad al strains,
Discha ges long suppressed,
Are by this woudrops Cordial cured,
thus S Sy Is 'n aid IS health insured
Ls A. IL S' sGG 70 si''f fi ssn disease
Seek from this grand specific eue,
And No Is GoaSt street Boston; No 90 North 9Th street,
Persoas ordering this medicine from & country by sending
uo,on Price 50 per bottle or 81, per dozen ne, lm.m
IRISH POTA OEs-iooo hamp,r IRISH Potatoes (cups) Of
very superior SsEF
dlar corner Of South street.
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EsuGRAr1ov TO FLcRpA.--We have the -.
Augustine News of TIE ri instant, from which we
learn that The Gen VIM Washington, from savannah, had
arrived M 81 Augustine with fytwo settlers board
among whom goodly number OF the fair SEX Most
these worthy settlers are from the neighborhood Of
iuonsa and destined for Indiana River ST Lucie
They left Augustine Wednesday in the schooner
for their place OF destination, all in good cheer
NAvfGNrroN.-Th Utica on her last ripup went
no father than Coxackie. She there landed the
mails.
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ITO THE LADtE~.lf you 1--we hairy esc-nces,
slightly pendage Of beard upper lips- You have
supsfuoas hair part f our teau
Jury scolorat TO sknshis be satisfied Of
BY the pepara tested the Office; all doubts
only 81 Walker street, door from tn: of Broad
ways bottle-where he had the fooSng ar cles,
ing al botehes pmpes sckes morphew. ssufvy h.
redness sIlowne roushness OF the skim for chapoed
hands face bites its effects immediate: the
properties really .oenns ard healing that
mother should be without cake ,ne cake 30 cents, Is
uceut and we returo the mnney II nor sue
(iourauds Eau de ante, True Water of Beauty,
flying and lag the tomp zion, and by dlang pro-
pties the formation OF wrinkles AMI banishing
then when present. 81 per bottle
ing the complexion immoyabe by Tubbi with
linen CLOTH For dyeng ladies. stockings
gloves this preparation, diluted with wstsr is nimabe 50
oaraud Hair Dye will change red gray hair beau
fal dark black wi the skin 81
Gonrauds Blanc dE.pagne Or Spanish White gives pure
life like alabastr whteaess and .moohness the sknee
from all Injurious aud eatrey annhilats
m"S chalk and flake , Th's Pat I elegant boxes -
Buy whe else hut Walker do, from
Of Broaasay where will be ,oua assortment ct
AseptsJordan Milk street. Boston; rs Chestnut street
Carswel Lock ort; smith, Psimya; Griss ,mios
NJ Gs New As gb 4.;
ton Portsmouth Pattes Portland Guild, Bangor; Luther
Washington Mrs Fraser. Rchmoad Mathswson, NaIw En-
Conn; Wells Humphreys, Tia otd; 4. c. Ferre Middle
town. dl m-r
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IMPORTANT TO ALL THE LADIES.
A Gift + Or L II L III o LIDAYS,
Elegant, Appropriate and Useful.


LADIES' H Ia
sNEEDLEWORx,
Elegantly BauSd in Muslin, Gilt Edges and Stamps.
Price % cents, or 81 so for the Series.
. COMPRISING
Containing plain and ample instructions for the preparation oil
q" "'4H' Ne. a~PLAIN NEEDLEwoRK,
Containing instructions in the PREPARATION CT body nenmn.
KIND: The and G
O'dns' "o.a EF F.p'as N NSHI'EEbSaEwoRK
Cor lining instructions for preparation Of nmesMateals
for woEing-Erp.' alton Of stitches Instructions EN-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of fancy needswok useful pur-
No. f.EMBRnlDERY ON MUSLIN AND TATTING,
Tasrpcton. LaceworkEia robbery in gold thrsad-Tat-
NH No EMITTING, NETTING AND CRoTcEET.
Containing complete ructons patterns for all the var
ssd Of AN E6fs
Containing Instruction. in Bornes
Rs. I:
Ladies Sin cl0aAsGarde
''"''''' ANU j. S. REbEIELD. Clinton Ball.
corner OF Nassau and Beelman streets
r y y Z Z 4 4 4 H9 y y y g GI e
THE PICTORIAL BIBLE,
OLD AND NEW NEW TITEssrAMENTs
With full Marginal References,
NEW o SSD NSf &
EAMLy, REcoESD a, sEsh 81 y ON STEEL.
Published and for Sc yhs'si &c f''' Hail.
dill swr* corner Nassau aud Beekman streets.
A SUITABLE HOLIDAY PRESENT.
VALENTINE has removed his Engraving and Printing Es
tahishpeat rom John st, street 70 Gp eesk%aS
ed IN the ST. Of a regards the sugerioy Of M
IF ard
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PEARL GRAIN,
DEUTSCHES GRIESMEHL,
Tin the Germany
FARINE DE GHUAU lSRUAU D'EpAUTRE

FARINE DE GRUAU (GRUAU D'EPAUTRE)
Tin the French Langudge.)
entire article in this market resembles Sage but
"A nutritious and pound of in as lar
Is pounds of ordinary wheat flour.
Emisnn from Euroee having looked for in vain many
INK food to for soups puddings, dumplings, &C. Sc
small handful sufficient to be boiled two quars OF milk
boa lion beef soup) in the simplest Of cooking
The best physcians prescribe to their
patients and order to he children the shape sfpap
a alisht and very healthy diet
To inf rturers Of Vermce aud ac,roni, Pearl Grain
The sale increases daily in woade full showing that
whatever family tries il. can hardly do without it
Burmg Slip foot OF John the East River
New York City where be hal the wholesale trade
pack, IN key Of rs lbs any antitv not less
than package has found its from the wholesale
the lower OF this city the tail and
consuming families, sate its acquisition to every
body GEO PEUSCHkR, Sole Agent.
New York November 28th, l84s dc lm*r
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FRENCH CHINA.
a SOIITH WILLIAM STR EET. LIN Stain.

ENENCi CEtINA.
No A SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, Up Stairs.
DALEsME Importer and Agent for Manufacturers, has
in plain white and Gilt Porcelain well dinucr and
dessert plates sizes assorted dishes ureens covered
Dishes salad bowls fruit baskets custards and stands
Also, Tea and Chocolate Ware Greek, French and Amsr
can shape.
All s articles of the best quality and be
old liberal and in lots snt purchasers 7 sn,%er
DAY's SHEET RUBBER OVER ShOEs-25 Maiden
- Lane Experience has that leather sole BE-
tached 70 India rubber upPers so ha II y impossible 70 Sc
have already dsuse leather shoes aud
SINS which the proof boot is fast tending
MAIDEN Lane Of quality surprisingly perfect and altogether
trade The aent quilted slipper Over Shoes and Boots
furnished only this establishment Every article appcrtan-
ing to the rubber business for sale made order
HORACE H. DAY,
Successor to the Roxbury r. c.,
n lmsr as Maiden Lare
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10 TIE PUbLlC.

cInn TO c5Goe.--NIr Francis X Crump, Watch Maker
POC 2is Grand street bss 70 inform his friends and tn:
TO- maze advances in cash gold and silver
silver IL shape intended for immediate aIe Cash to any
amount paid old gold aud silver Watches Of de-
xIll fra
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"a. Al. - a.. wv a., L. IN0EhSCLL,
ockr

NOrIUE-NEW YORK BANKING COMPANY
~ The subs be having been appointed Receiver Of the
roperty claims funds and effects of tn. New York Bapkn
Company association formed under and in pu-suaace
act OF the Legislature &c the Sat Of New York entitled
saa all persons indebted TO the said Association u,ed
% enoef an account OF an ae an inns OF money OWNS
day OF January next, a,my oe IN The Me chants Exchanee
sion property effects Of the sad equr
ed to deliver the sane to me by that dav All the creditors Of
md demana % me BY that dy; and ali persons holding
subssng contract -" tn sud Association reQuir
ed to the writing and in detail be-
fore that day, at NY said office
Dated New York, 18th November, 1913
CHARLES SAGORY, Receiver,
n269v.r ~ Mer "hants txrharge
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2 ALL The subscriber has received by
50 Isdis. easIeidered Robes, from 81 upwards
Is do OIgandi, ecbroiier in coors frem 81 upwards
maf plain wSs o S1s Ma r b dresses
100 cartons n''ni :HSis f 81
Chinese WateriIr roof Ontme hanshaem Palmer
lie and % % fl s
great reputation ancy polish quick time, and
e lis 10. &c soa Fulton
n The public are invited to call aud test its merits
THE SUBSCRIBERS are now prepared to sell Watches
the ahsa SIS to Gst saeS
s% $50 s wsas coes .aG
s & SS Tsss and Sss 90 I
Err u, of wssshe; and Jswey Wholesale and retail
,s,n..e A AISaA + DT1HIs sAEs!
HOUSE PROTECTING PISTOLS.
bJRs cas fEE sA ANR
ssas 81
aaS asG % ANU o h , IN
titles to SUIT pnrchaser q, oy yp,rs g. RI orc D.,
Importers OF Hardware and Cutlery.
Also, Guns Pistols Gun materials for manufacturing, alter
Also, every variety of Sporting articles nas I'm.
B2AliAND Oar BAzAAk-At this establishment canbs
4. @ Re can ss Al sgs Ess sI:.ls
Hewfouudland the sixteen foot sailing Dinky Troubles
sss SnP sorv hs5a b ;cS o s su Fry %on
ne noble Cimbra; the g. W. Chapman; the forty foot
he brass mounted Neptune for Tampico Bay and host
OARS. SWEEPS AND sCULLs-lso,ooo feet on hand
so 1000 feet Of Lenards celebrated sculs for SALE TIM
Jew branch OF his business truly worthy of attention.
Loci the prices, only hres and four foot All tn
Boat, w sirs =: e; S:ss
III work delivered free of charge you desire ea'
g. L. INGERSOLL,
100 4o6 and AZ Water aud al Cherry seets-sos
rc2a 2msr
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VIE SUBSCRIBERS have Just reeiyed from German,
AIR TIGHT articles, called ANfIYDRlNE, for which pa,
tents have been taken ont IN England and Germany They
Ss pS. yheh hey by beng
going no alteration whatever by change Of temperature
these articles are Manufactured with wool nen sk
EETSS SSsAIIiT,sEEs ,AATPRSSoSs. ,MILITARY TESTs
HAvEKs tCkS, AWNINGS, MARQUES, ENGINE
HOSE Also HAT AT, AND BONNET LfIlNGs, with
Air Csa 9r shois asssa with gent I'D
SIS * A%SrE the rest they have article prepared for
eoyes all kinds Of vehicle, aud boats, Also for BAL.
~ & n;a o ,o ana, wh h may contn Tste, gaseous
Of this manufacture excellent article Of SAIL CLOTH
which will arrest the passage air will last longer be lighter
Than ordinary sal cloth aud require less number TO
manage them. In the manufacture Of UMBRELLAS This
article supecede other Indeed usual
application Of the ANHYDRINE must be almost unlimited
IL be omitted TO state that this article is admirably
adapted cover for feather beds the preparation from
Diseased hcathy injurious aud destructive
cannot extend beyond the exterior of the tick.
PFEIFER X WTSsMAFN,
nl3 lmsec ~ South William street
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IRISH PoTA IOES-loO0 hamp IRISH Potatoes (cups) Of
very superior quality in lots purch, for sale by
49,, JOSEPH McMURRAf. 100 Pine street.
DIR corner OF South street.
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IVATCHEsThe largest and most splendid assoItpsst Of
AZ be constantly receiving all descriptions of Gold and Sill
Watches Of the styles direct from the manutae
offer larger assepsnt and at Hueh les. prices retail thar
each Watches and jewellery exchanged or bought All
watches warranted to kee? good time the money returned
sEi warranted lower than any other place in the city
u. G. ALLEN, importer of watches and jewellery,
dimsr Wholesale and retail 30 Wall street up stain
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TIKI ALBA NRA, Broadwsy, between Spring and inct
The propr tor OF the above estao'ishr begs inf
the fashionable pub &c that having engaged at
IF the tcee,a foreign arts who have arrived
III &c rction 10 their several departmeu he
prepared furnish rares Balls Weddings with any .scp
Of nec,iouarS. Of aquslty and style HIT
au lied in III city. do
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BLANCHARD'S

ID ATEsT STATUE WOOD AND COAL STOVES, for
halls, por.. Offices stores steamboats, &c These Stoves
ting two kinds Of wood and the ohe for coal
the Inc chamber pc esta arranged that the
fe W means OF table plate rt on il tie Stove.
the hea 70 ccue hr ugh the ent height OF TIE sta
Stoves also hotar en- ,mber attached every tg
beug the scientific principles thev to
ali VIII them in the est satisfaction The sub
scrbes invites the attention beauui,
nomcai I'd durab Stove, call and satisfy themselves Of
lie aooe facs hey be in ton alv and re
theces Nj those who have Them in The public will
ca have OPP rtunity Of Judging that the above
rent For sale only this ia Grand street. one door
OF B oadway.
INV JAMES MINDS
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nEriLE Or JEFFERSON INSURANCE. COMPANY
" Office 50 Wall street This company continue their bu
of loss damage by fire. goods,
merchandise and also vessels aud their cagoes
against loss by inland navigation
Thomas w. Thorne, Elisha Riggs,
Thomas T. Woodruff Benjamin n. Robson.
John X. Dawson, Francis p Sage,
Thomson Prce Joseph Allen
John ii. Lee John p Moore
Moses Tuckex, James +. Holmes,
Caleb c. Tunis, James X. Whiting,
Arson Baker WIN. X. Thorn,
Joseph Drake, Trad Hawley,
John G.. Merritt, Thomas M0rre
GEO r HOPE SECRETARY nil jaS
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-03

THE YOUNG MANS LEIsURE.

Young mani after the labor AMI duties
OF the day are ended, how do you spend
/ your evenings? When business is dull and
leaves at your disposal many unoccuped
hours, what disposition do you make OF
them? have known, and now know, ma
ny young men, who, if they devoted TO
any scientific or literary, or professional
pursuit the time they spend. in games OF
chance, and lounging IN bel, and in idle
company, might rise to any eminence.
You have all read of the sections son,
who became afine Astronomer by spending
a short time every evening in gaz ng on
the stars after ringing the bell for nine
O'clock. SIR William Phipps who, at the
age of lorty-five, had the order of knight
hood, and the office OF high sheriff of
New England, and the Governor OF Mas.
sachusetts, learned TO read and to write
after his eighteenth year, of ship-car-
pen,er in Boston William Clifford, the
great editor Of the Quarterly, was an ap-
prentice TO a shoemaker, and spent his
leisure time in study. And, because lie
had neither pen nor paper, slate nor PEN
Gil, ne wrought out his problems on hath
er with bluniei awl. David Ritten-
house. the American astronomer, when
ploughboy, was observed to have cover
ed his plough and the fence with figures
and calculations. James Ferguson, the
great Scotch astronomer, l. armed TO read
by mself, and mastered the elements of
astronomer whilst shepherds boy in the
fields, by night. And perhaps il is not
too much to say, that if the hours wasted
IN idle company, in vain conversation at
the tavern, we're ly spent in the pursuit
Of useful knowledge, the dullest appren.
tlce IN any Of your shops might become
an intelligent member of society, and
ht person for most Of our civil Offices. Bv
such course, the rough covering of ma
ny youth might be laid aside; and their
ideas, instead Of b ing confined To local
subjects and professional technicalties,
might range throughout the wide fields
oil creation, and other stars, from the
young men Of this city, might BIZ added
to the list Of worthless that is gliding our
country with bright yet mellow light.
-Rer. Mr.. Murray.