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New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

TnE CAnMnN AND HAcG DEwEEs.-A great
reform has taken place among these knights OF
the Whip in the last week or two, Since Their
superintendent has been in the hands OF Messrs.
HALL and BaowN the former taking charge OF
the North River and the latter the East. pasScn-
gers arriving in our City are are no longer an
noyed wllh the impudcnt opportunities of tile
noisest aud generally least deserving OF these
drivers. Every man is bound to keep his seat on
his Hack or Cab until called, and the carriages
are regularly arranged and taken IN the order they
are called. This refom vas greatly needed and
is truly salutary. Hall says ne will organise the
Cabmcn of some Of onr sister Cities COR reason
able compensation. We would Ike to have hnn
try his hand OF the Philadelphia Jehus. DDS ;
but these lads arc 4 caution 10 The gentle and
meek OF the earth.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01
CITY INTELLIGEH HCL.
FRIDAY.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coURT....D:'o'o Jel,,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

GcYo> RS. SgRsEL 4 HIrcHoooE.-Acton To
recover for violation OF Cotton Pres, Already referred 20
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

to Cass. A few Northern men went with them;
and the South (Cass having declared very broad
" for Annexation) centred upon him. Still Van
buren, had majority of the whole number OF De
cgates who dared not openly oppose him and his
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-12-06

tr-LEvI WOODBURY., ofNew Hampshire
late Secretary of the Treasury, and U. s.
Senator, addressed a Locoioco meeting at
Boston on SUNDAY evening-ar9 and oc-
cording to the Bay State Democrat, lied as
follows: "Mr Clay, be said, toGs IN Jaeor
orHe assumption Of STATE DeJts, the ms
chief OF which measure, and the evils Its
enactment would entail upon the country,
MIR. w, showed in a most clear and mas
tery manner. 1t would bind us, ne SAID
and generations after Us, to pay the mII-
lions Of State Debts contracted by those
States which had not the moral courage to
tax theii own people to pay. Inc III
hume Justly remarks; "Mr. Woodbury. II
Truth he essential to Honor, there Is no
thief or iorger in any SD,e Prison less en-
titled to the T777a4z z---Ionorabe' than your
self But what care you, 50 long a. lie
serves its purposel" This same Wood
bury and hi party go in favor OF assuming
tha debts of Texas, foreign Government.
-lOhio Repository.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-12-06

THE LIBEL SUIT.

The case of Daniel GotshaIl vs.. S. c.
Frev for a Libel, was tried in the Common
Pleas last week-and resulted in a nomi.
nal verdict for the plaintiff each paying
his own costs. If this result shall cause a
more gentIemanly and honorable course,
in future, on the part of the press we shall
be gratifed. lfsuch is not the result, we
promise nat to be the first to set bad ex-
ample. With these remarks, we dismiss
the suhject,-Ohio Repository
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-12-06

hrThe New York Plebian, edited by
Lew D. Slam, calls Caleb J. McNulty, the
Ohio Democrat. Shadrack Penn, a Loco
Of Missouri, thinks :ha! the defeat OF Me"
Nulty, and Tappan, and Brough, and Me-
darv, of the Slam school will prove OF ad"
vantage to our, the Locoloco party. such
is the difference between Slam and Penn.
Ohio Repository.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-12-06
AUDITORS OFFICE,
Sept. 18th, 1914.

c m foregoing list Lands and Town Lots returned de-
i,or by the County said county, the first Monday OF anuay' S9E
nd o and the OF 1874 annexed
NOTICE Is THEREFORE, HEREBY GIVEN that the whole OF the several
nch tnereoi
will necessary paw and Penalty charged thereon WILDE o
the Courose orohOn in said county OF Caro on h
ter
NJ o ay unless Taxes and Penalty charged thereon be paid
that time. --..,,---,,
November 3Oh 1914.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-12-06
SALE OF LANDS AND TOWN L0TS FOR TAXES.

and Town Lots within
non-payment Canal County School, Township
Poor year. with the and penalty charged theeo
the Taxes o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-27
Am easements.

CHATHAM CIRcus.-John Smith (who has not
| heard the name , appears at this place tonight
with Master Coleman an song and dance Smith
created unwobied excitement in the circles Of the
great unwashed" with bis Jim Along Jcsey. An the
also make themselves visible in their best acts Franklin
among the rest who appears for the last time but
time for his complimentary benefit new style Of en-.
tertanment In rehearsal which is intended to repre-
sent Madrid Bun Fight on the Plaza Tore. Royalty
paronizes this sport there-Democracy will do SO here
The AMrHIrHEATRE continues to be the grand
centre of attraction. Mrs. Thone's benefit was n
brilliant triumph The great enthusiasm OF the audience
houen was only equaiicd by the splendor OF me cas
cades and the beautiful exercises Of the circle MT Car
roll threw his double somerset in fine style The spien-
did stud at the Bowory Amphheaire comprises the most
beautifully trained horses in America
cond only TO Forrest, is to take his benefit He appears
Marteau in he Carpenter OF Rouen, and as Ben Boat
swain one Of his best st, sailor parts; aepartmen, Of the
fit viii be shronged so look out in time for your places.
| AMERICAN MusEUN:-The performances at this
establishment went of last night with great kclot.
and every seemed TO enjoy them with remarkable
rest The renowned Miss Blanchard the astonish-
men and admiration of all Her musical glasses are the
perfect witch, and keeps his audiences in Of
laughter. The whole entertainment indeed of the
most interesting character and the great wonder OF all is
how the manager can give his visers much for tr
fling sum Of admission. The perpetual fair Is attract
ing great attention and business would do well to de-
pose their cards Of business and specimens their
goods &c ere the raoon il filled II is a cheap
and efficient method of giving publicity ones business
GAMBLING Mn. EpIToR.--WhiIe you appear
anxious about the law to prevent RIGHTEOUSNESS,
why do you not call the attention Of our law
kers at Albany to the dens OF lniamy in Broadway,
Barclay street and Park Place, where yearly hun
dreds are ruined, and where lately young man
was traced who lost 10000 Of his employers funds!
ONE VINO Knows.
FRESH SHAD.--The schr Albert Rogers, Captain
LAMAR, sailed from this Port yesterday for New
York with full cargo Of these delicious fish, sbout
no taken In our river and sailed down In lee her
Captain Observed tickle the paates OF the Gothames
This Is novel experiment and We announce her deptr
urc that the good Getting may be the look
Tor her srrival-- surqnneh G,orsian, Feb II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-27

TO PRINTERS.
Tssb sss. be-. s. ":s, Yo Herald i SSp,
a hin oisA,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-27
OLD LINE LIVERPOOL P1CKF1

These ships not surpassed in point Of egance comfort
BY any vessels in the trade
The commanders well known of character and
and the attention will always be paid
promote the comfort and convenience Of passengers
Puncuay regards the day of sailing, be observed
heretofore.
The price Of passage outward snow fixed SsvenyFiye
Dollars for which ample stores of every description will be
provided with the exception of wines and liquors. which will
be furnished by the stewards, If required.
Neither tn captain Of those ships will be respou
sibe for letters PARCELS packages by them unless
regular bills OF ladng signed therefor For freight
sage, apply TO
GOODHUE & co, "a South st.
9, H. MARSHALL, 80 Burlng slip, N. Y.
j29tf and Of Barring. BROTHERS 4 Co, t'pool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-27
CREEK INpIANs.-A census has been taken Of the
Creek tribe who are prosperous and peaceable, and
ihoI nll iu In
u. y. Circuit Court.

MONDAY FER &c. This the first day OF the term
no business transacted A sufficient number of
grand jurors not convening those who were in atien
dance excused until TO morrow at II O'Clock.
There no business OF any importance transacted in
of the Courts to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-27

HIDES, FAT AND CALF SKINS.
1,HF HIGHEST PRICES given for Hides Fat and Cali
.kns, cash current money on delivery at the Hide and
Fat Home Of the subscriber where will be for
Cakns by the the hsbes, BIZ the pound
fBsm'ra ss Essbssh ct, be,vsen Prince and Houston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-27
To the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspsper-pub-
hed every day Of the year except New Years day and
Fourth Of July Price cents per copyor 81 70 per an
num-posages paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY Neutrality-suspicious. every Saturday
mornlng-price Of per copy IS II per annum-
postages paid, cash ia q VANCE
ADVERTISERS informed that the circuiasion Of
the Herald il over THIRTY THOUSAND. and increasng
fast has the largest circulation Of any paper in this city,
the vsrd and i therefore, the best channel for business
men in the CITY, or coutry Prices noderatecash in ad
vance.
PRINTING of all kinds executed at the most moderate
price and in the most elegant style
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
PRoPRIEToR THE HERALD EsrAsLuHMENT,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-27

SCOTS BAZAAR,
nEY STREET, Number 81, between Broadway and
- Greanwich SANDS SCOTT returns his most sincere
thanks hs friends and the public large for the be
support received opened above house. and
bly, che strict attention to merit continuance thereof
The qualities Of his Ales, Wines Liquors and Cigars,
well krown to need comment.
large assortment of Refreshmcnts be had at all hours
until IL at night, such
Beef Steaks, Poached Eggs, Sardines
Muttor Chops Cold Ham, Buckwheat Cakes
Fried Kidneys, Cold Cond Beef. Coffee and Tea,
Ham and Eggs, Picked Tongues, Wech Ra.sbits .&c.
Dablin Brown-stout always on draught.
good Dinner oil Roast Boiled Meats for shilling
ry day from three oolocK.
Families supplied with the Scotch and Irish Whisky
No house better supplied with English Irish, Scotch Welsh
aud city Papers Always the latest possible by the
Steamers.
Good Rooms for Private Parties Clubs Meetings and Rel
f23mvec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-27

Leaving Kew York daily from the foot of Courtlands
Morning Line at A. M.-Maii Pilot Line at ~ T; M.
steamboat to Philadelphia.
The Evening Line proceeds direct Camden (opposs
FhllsdePhia) without change of cars.
Passenger will procure their tickets At the ONCE foot 81
readiness with baggage crates board.
Philadelphia baggage conveyed from city to city
without being opened by hs way Each provided with
which apartments and dressing exessly for
the ladies'
Returning, the lines leave Philadelphia FROM foot Wal
mt street ov steamboat 70 Bordentown at clock, A. NJ
and by railroad from Camden, at O'Clock, r NJ.
The line. for Baltimore leave Philadelphia at ~ a. M and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-27

BOSTON BUSINESS EXPRESS

AN FU KEfGN LETTER OFFICE.
s97 THE Subscribers have made arrangements 70
x run an Express; via Stouington, Boston, fo the
transaction OF business and the Transportation oil
A-smali Packages, Bank Notes. Orders &c, ONE
FORMER
One OF the hn will receive such orders may be entrusted
TO him, deliver them IN Boston and the
swerx as soon the boats arrive in New York
Foreign Letters forwarded BY the Cuuad Steamers from Bos
Letters can be prepaid at this Office for part Of Grea
Britain or the Continent.
PARROTT & CO. 20 Wall street, NewYork.
r. Imsrrc Boston 10 Gong, ess streat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-27
TO TAJI.0RS

STINEMETS NEW AND COMPLETE SYSTEM
~ FOR CUTTING every kind IF Fashionable Garment
ready for delivery As the OF the
thor fashionable cutter is we'll kno~n to require news
comment this with confd offered to the
radoot theoretical invention Tor but
the practical and complete work published this
bile practice New York and Paris aud wilt be onnd
tain sueh ample Tan and precise mat nctions 70 enable
styles Of garmens both in Europe aud America
This system be affected by the future changes Of FASH
ion and recommended to the profession standard work.
and BE- Of the autho 80 Cedar and be
forw arded to any part Of the United States
Also, complete of Patterns s the vous styes Of
ments to such be required aud
with ease and elegance. folmsee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-27
WILLIAM T. JENNINGS " CO.,
DIAPERS AND IdILORS.

CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS.
THE Subscribers would inform merchants visiting the city,
who wish their goods featured, that they
prepared to manufacture description Ccthng From
their being accnsomed &, the Southern and
Western markets for the last twelve years thy feel confident
with the luge number Of hands their employ
stock at short notice and with entire satisfaction.
MANN X MckiMM, Is Carmns street.
W Knckerbocker Stages pass close to the store.
3us SIRE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-27

TAPECOTT'S
GENERAL IGNORANT PASSAGE OFFICE:
ne ne & &
ARRANGEMENTS FOR 1914.
The subscribers beg to call the attention OF their friends and
the public generally to their for bringing
England. Ireland. Scotland and Wales.
ETHE NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS,
COMPRISING
THE QUEEN or THE WEST. 1850 TONS
THE SHERIDAN, 1000
THE ROCHESTER, 1000 tons
THE GAKRICK, 1909 tons:
THE KQSCLUs, 1000 tons
THE LIVERPOOL, 1850 tons.
THE SIDDONS, 1000 tons.
rHE UNffEp LINE 81 EIVERP6oI PHcKETs,
from Liverpool four times in each month"; the ships
which those whose may be with the subscribers
will come out in and well kwn fact the above named
packets the ships aoat the frequency
Of thsir sailing (bcng five davsl the possibility
Of passengers being unnecessarily detained Liverpool Re
and the wishes Of te friends Nh. VIM Tappco the
firm has TO Liverpool superinnd the departure FOR this
country o such whose be engaged with
the subscribers fact which TO those acquainted with Mr. W.
T. sufficient guarantee that they will receive aen
ton from him. and be quickly and comfortably despatched
will be promptly refunded without dednct.onas usual
Neutrality-suspicious. remitting money be supplied with
drafts amount PAYABLE free Of dScouni
oncr chake, every principal town in England ireland
ScOusna aud Wales
Ayp'y III ~ istter, po:t pad l to co,.,,
-- new Kork-or to
~ VIM TAPSCOTT, Liverpool.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-27
UMBRELLAS.
81 EEPE r, Fro THEIRS

tHDftfsLfJAo.
SIZE PER- PROT HERS'
NO. 1876 MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
MITIGATING the revival Of business have increased
II their stock and manufacturing rival
greatest sbshneus the globe Purchasers rly
being supplied with dnsntity and quality of UMBKEL
LAS, PARASOLS AND SUN SHADES, including the
late Parisian style.
Being deern ned succumb the present
petition their goods offered the endurabe
the real while constantly the alert introduce i'm
in material and work manshp, the stock will
always comprise the fashionable aud best uciucd
goods ia the market. fit 2wrc
THE NEW YORK LEGAL OBSERVER.
IN THE LIST Of March will be published No Vol 3, OF
" this worn. In addition the Reports that have hitherto
peared in this publication will be given Of Cases de-
cided the Supreme Cou and the Court of Errors (which
will be supplied by Mr. Hl also of Cases decided
the Chancellor's Court.
ANALYTICAL DIGEST
Additional leaves nj be aided for the purpose o:gng
Analytical Digest of the whole of the Cases decided the
English Common Law aud Equity Courts the House Of Lords
the Privy Council aud the Ecelessst,cs aud Admiralty
Court; also, the Court Of the Chancellor Of LELAND S
+, sugden The Digest will be arranged, that i be
bound separately Every there will be complete
The terms will be ncnding the Digest year in advance
Published scmi-monthly at ~ Ann street. New York
SAML. OWEN, Editor
~ Wsntsd-Two OF three men to travel Agents.
"a Iw*ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-27

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
n NJ PEYSER y co. lately removed from the OF
-. William and John, No 60 John offer for sale
liberal Wholesale aud retail the following tces,
received by recent arrivals -
Berlin best Zephyr Wo.sedthe complete
this country.
Canvass Embroidery of cotton silk and worstsd all
widths.
Berlin Embroidery Pa,temsof the choicest and de
cption; Embroideres, finished and commenced velvet
slf worssd aud cotton, worked the tasteful Par
sim style.
Tasses Hair Dresses of gold slyrand silk and tins-ed
Bracelets Combs Hair Pins, and large variety Of other
bcaut fai Paris fancy Articles.
Purse OrnapcnS,ee gilt and silver Beads; Buaes Purse
Twist plair and shaded STICKS and spoois EMBROIDERY
and flower Chenille, OF silk add metal and sIk.
Also. Fringes Onps and Cord snd Tassas imported
their maEua ,ture of gold silver, silk, &c all colon
and widths
Branch Store at $50 Broadway formerly 1877 Broadway
7 3mec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-18
IupoprANT TO PHYSICIANS.

Prolapsus Uttri Cured oy iLtsrMf .henn ,,rpp n
I'D faRDoMiNAi BAHDAGE-We have completed our a.
r,noemens for manufacturing these INSTRUMENTS
p n,ar,,yeyenccd by enlarged demand, and NOTICES
o aanohaon which constantly receive rom the ls
81, men in this city, and from various arts Of the COUNTY, ~
, ne in messing their for preference upon e hooe
the medical profession and TIE pnolc ;,, , ,,. Them
r ,,;sfcd thew must lie convinced OF their excellence
and nnnicabiliy. To prevent mistakes IN ordering, v" a
bef description Of HE two, hch WI! eme S one b
% py;c nrse for the cuRr proapsus Uter and attend
ant diseases easily adjusted ana :; worn py . ~ ,s sa
% ion If The NEVIS IA part usually tender under presnel
based upon firm leather of proper size aa sape, hy W
brb ie secured in by two straps, composed o SUI
,iai ~ which is added portion OF elastic wrhhEg sum
cn 10 answer all the intentions oil elasticity 'o''e"P
the Of bandases =. ,, ,...r,o. of rrclapsus
MI aud other wcatuessrs admirably adaps Itself 20 INC iot
patient, and SO conirived ann a ~
IL me abdornrn and while slsian' le spha co.nn ~
most comfortable allows me Utmost b
80 into wrinkIes or folds the skinpeserviEg us ion
and giving lis support comfortably ana I.niare
inc The objection usually urged against common na"s
IL H. thrown into wrinkles folds, aud thereby ict rs
rsid cord. This handage Is also KEPT ID place 's e
of elastic webbing ,,, orl ,,s usa of the elias
nc wehbinr n. part Of MATERIAL Is the exclusive en ~.
paen,cc and inventor We deem y mrs, Give tlsn
!, r,l 10 readily conceded by all Instruments havin
metallic smnes urr lishe the objection, na lue! 'des ~;
e. or veil or they be mod!hed 70 SUI t y.
cmms,ances ii the case. These objections are ehey
in Or Thompsons instruments, rs they eau NC maui 80 I'd
s Inn, they can had for about halt The Price i an
Other instruments which offered we are ei . ~ ~
h;.,ors so generally urged against instruments oil III
KIND hrcssr nj The high prices asked Tor them hophe ~
burss ourselves by an increased he debaurd the use
them and so far we pleased to say that our expectation
| have been realized. co pmcc;et. pirhmond Va
! Ai-i-A- " '-Ai' - 50-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-18
A VALUABLE FARM IN aueII. ron

" aeed IN trust executed To the subscribers Thomas T..
s'o ehe di! recorded III the Clerks Office Of Amelia
LOT SAFE private y, that valuable Farm which
y esued near Jrtrrsvlir, known by the Of Wayne
oh ana containing. hy 200 275
winch are III original fres well mbered
anu large portion Of The land Is Of good qualify and
o"ue's INC crops OF tobacco, wheat and he
pTovemens very superior consisting of large two story
mse nearly new, with nine NEATLY painted in
sac ana OUT three porches with turned lars, good
framed kitchen Ice house. house and carriage house,
besides Tour hive negro Cabins with brick chmney and every
otnsr IN, muse necess nry % such n farm
immediate application he made this farm may be bought for
low price with money. Either Of the undersigned Trustees
WIN tke pleasure IN shaving the Pantacn
VINO may wish Ia purchase It will Sold entire,
SUIT purchasers Ttl.MUN E IErER,)
JOHN A. JETER, Trustees
]. w. G. WiSGO,
March OK o,m.m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-18
VIRGINIA, THURSDAY, APRIL Is 1914

aND FOX SaLE-The subscriber intending TO move the
west ohera Tor sale his Land lying in Caroline county
oe Lefk within three miles of Chesterfield Depot and
s ni uoanrie This act contains 4l0 rs of
reh nat land (betier known Dismal Land,
passeu 10 ey by land the 100 Of the
are III cultivation, aud the whole well daincd that
ac'e Teady Tor cultivation taken
ne paahce the uact of good o and the lots about the
LOUISE ae nghy manufed This land irnbered; of
,e iotr OF excellent quality, and convenient that the
hay DC Kept up with little II is divided ino
e ea which viii produce EACH 200 barrels corn, 80 hds
oaco, ooo bushels wheat, &C. There small dwelling
house. with every convenient house suitable for farm
sIe-a new Springs of excellent within 100 yards of
ing the whole together this farm b. -ur
or fertility convenience &C., by any this section OF
reisans wishing purchase requested view The
winch VIII DO shown by The subscriber time
~ e above arm not disposed Of by the 10th MAY next viii
on M uay ne sold al public anciion the highest bidder
Terms made known on the day of sale WM. G. Redo
March 10 lnn-Ia0d,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-18

NOTICE TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
l.: WATKINS, dealer in Boois Shoes, Trunks Carpet Bags
backing &c doors below Mcssrs. Wadswur, Turner
Co.. respectfully inform Country Merchants, Farmers and pur
cnasGfs generally that his Sraa Stock oil BOOTS and SHOES
VIII We very Large and complete having been selected with much
care and purchased
er' un The not favorable and advantageous terms. lie vii
be receiving, all his week. additions his stock
which will be found pey Goods, unsurpassed
jsiu or sye AMI also by almost every Arrival from the Moth
ncn addl"As - lis WI. f-ndr! IL attractive aad
pctc.
No pains shall be spared please and entire satisfaction
10 all by the closest application and attention 10 tie Interest
my customers, and al who favor with 4 call.
March L
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-18

Advancement Of the Western Mail and Passengers
Twenty-fo Hours.
ON and aer the st of April 1874 Packet Boats will
~ Richmond Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings s.
O'Clock precisely and arrive at ynchburg by O'clock A. NJ,
Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays
BY this arrangement the Mail and Passengers from the North
going West Will here directly after the arrival of
and arrive in Lynchburg with the Western and
Mail Stage nes 2 hours In advance Of the
seat time
Returning leave Lynchburg Mondays Wednesdays and FRI
days t. a. Nj arrive in Richmond Tuesdays Thursdays and
sn.. lnarL In 1