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B0LANISHWD d COMMON TIN WARE,
III Just received from New York, a lot of splendid
PLANiSHED WARE, consisting in part of
Coffee higgins and FILTERERS
Tea and Coffee URNS, with and without heaters
Imperial DISH COVERS, in sets
Steak Dishes; Soup Tureens Plate Heaters
Tea aud Coffee Pots; Cheese ToaSters
SHAVING CUPS, with and without heaters, &c.
With variety of common TIN WARE, for sole
low, at the NEW FURNISHING WAREHOUSE.
No. 2 N. Howard street.
n9-eo2m C.E. WETMORE & co.
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IGHT AUCTION SALES. Monday, Wed
~ nesday and Saturday evenings, for the public
sale Of Books, Stationary, Fancy Goods, paintin~.
Private Libraries, &c, &c
N3. Consignments Of articles for positive sales re-
spectfuky solicited, on which cash advances will be
made when asked.
no-itaw X. MRACHAM.
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SIGNS! SlGNSM StGNS
SsIGNS FOR THE ,rIHIES-CHEAPEE
- THAN THE CHEAPEST. SIGN PAINTING,
in all its varieties, viz: Gilt Ornamental, Transpar
ent, and Plain, des signed and executed in superior
style, and warranted 10 give entire Satisfaction.
TRANSPARENClES Of every description furnished
ut the shortest notice All orders addressed Wli.-
LIAM PELL, No. 10 Exchange Place, few doors
East of South a., {over Mr.. Scottis Intelligence Of
iceD viii meet With prompt attention. d7ilm
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A NXIOUS 40 CLOSE SALES. rnt STOCK
IN of Fall and Winter fRY GOODS at the Agency
Store is offered at reduced prices Those wishing to
supply themselves with Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattnets,
Tweeds, Pilot Cloth, Blankets, Linsey, Ticking and
DOMESTIC GOODS cenerally-or with Cashmere,
Deaines, Mou<lin de LANES, Alpacas, Siks, Fancy
Prints, &C. &C., will do well to call early and make
their selections.
LUTHER j. cox, Agent, Baliimorest.
diff ID door below Tripoetts altnv.
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TO FRIEN DIS & FORMER CUSTOMERS.
g. HODDfHONT takes this opportunity to in
80 form his friends and the public in general, that
he has returned TO the city after absence Of about
six years, and has recommended his former business
of BELL HANGING, LOCKSMiTH and WHITE
SMITH in general. All work done by me shall be
warranted, and low terms can be done in the
city. s. HODDfNOTT, Baltimore street,
nll-eo2m doors west Of Eutaw House.
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ONE MORE CHANCE!

y for FEW DAYS MORE at her Room on BAL
TIMOkE STREET, opposite the Museum.
Hours OF Exhibition Morning, from ill ., After
noon, from to 5; Evening, from to 8 O'Clock.
a3- Admtance l2s cents, without distinction Of
age. d. If
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LETTER BAGS AT tbs EXCHANGE READING ROOMS
For Valparaiso, ports in the Pacific, and Canton
Ship Leland, soon.
For Rio de JaHeiro--Barque Baltimore, 18th inst.
For London -Barque Louisa, l2th inst,
For Savauna-la Mar, Jam Barque A Oracle, de-
spatch.
For Kingston, Jam Brig Phpnx, few days.
For Ponce, p. R.-Brig Juliet, 10Th inst.
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CHEAP FAMILY BIBLES, SCHOOL

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
HGARSOHS d PRESTON, Booksellers, Pub-
II fishers and Blank Book Manufj,ctu rers, have OF
hand for sale, a large and valuable assortment o
BOOKS, Medical, Theolf rical School and Miseelia
neous, which we offer on the most pleasing terms.
STATIONERY, Foreign and Domestic.
BLANK BOOKS of every description and pattern
ALMANACs, of every variety, for ls45.
PAPER-Cap, Letter, Drawing, and Wrapping Pa
per, NIL prices and qualities.
RAGS taken in exchange, and highest price given.
For sale by PARSONS & PRESTON,
No. Isl Pratt street,
d. Adiaring tho Rail Rood DEPOT
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SUPERIOR Uulled Buckwheat Flour; Refined
~ Cider on draught; Fresh Currants; Bauch & Cask
Raisins-Just received and for sale by
MARCUS DENISON,
dis 81 Baltimore street
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PLATED s. GERMAN SILVER GOODS,
lid EVOLVING CAsrGRs, containing S, i
az and bottles very rich.
CAKE BASKETS; Toast Racks; Dessert Knives
and Forks; Forks and Spoons, Table and Desert, Fish
and Butter Knives Oyster Forks, Mustard Spoons
SC Sc. at the NEW FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
No Forth Howard street.
n9eo2m c E. WETMORE & co.
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SPOONS! SPOONS!! SPOONS.!!
~ ID. CLARK, No. WATER STREET, Sc
Na . cond door from Calvert has large assortment
of SILVER SPOONS. Having the best of workmcn
engaged persons going to keeping invited
call before purchasing.
NJ b. Old Silver and Gold wanted. aft
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FOR SALE & RENT.
For SALE OR RENT.


gsNA, small MARKET FARM of about 40
MEt.1 Acres, about eight miles the Annapolis
ssE III Road-has been occupied as a Store and Ia
@N !Evern for about thirty years. will be sold bar
gain or exchanged for city property. Apply at
d5-eGa' ARMSTRONG s. BERRY'S Bookstore.
sxNraAy FOR SALE. VALUABLE REAL ES-
sSlI!M TATE Two very desirable story BRICK
sgNiiI HOUSES fronting on Tyson street. each J.
EeAIikfe f, and running back depth rs feet, well
built, of good materials, and with every convenience
tor family; on the back part of said lots is very
convenient two story Frame House, which may be oc-
cnped separate from the above One of the aforesaid
Brick Houses is situated the of Tyson alley
and Tyson street, and is occupied as grocery and
feed store and both under rent TO good and punctua
tenants For terms, apply TO the undersigned, at j. j.
STEWAKT'S Grocery Store, Richmond street, near
Richmond market.
DO 3ts JAMES CARRICK.
I,zA FOR RENT. A pleasant two story Brick
Wssh HOUSE, on Canal, No. 1913, near Monument
-stAS street, with airy chambers and finished garrett,
in excellent order, will be rented to good tenant for
seven dollars per month. Apply to
THOMAS MAILEY,
d9-3" No. e5 Orleans street.
HOUSE Il STEAM POWER FOR RENT
Two ROOMS, 25 by Is feet each, entrance
%XTM by five foot court from No So LIGHT-ST.
IItem good situation for n machnst or any one
IGM2 that wants the benefit of shat Of pulIeys,
which we will propc with our Engine on reasonable
terms. Z. SINCLAIR, Jr. & co.
30 81 GApl No SO Light street
VALUABLE PROPERTY.
ISr.S, PRIVATE SALE. Those five small two
ig,5 story houses the north side of Franklin ST.
ESW,. between Green aud Paca-sts., will be sold i'll
fee or with ground rent, at very low price
1t applied for Immediately. Also, several Ground
Rents in the same neighborhood. Apsy to
ALFRED II. REP,
No. 1876 Batimore-st.
d4 Second Tin Store above Howard street.
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PROGRAME AS FOLLOWS:
] The Giesbach Cascade. % Eruption of Mount We
Fountains Abbey. suvius.
Moonlight Scene. "a Interior of Saint Paul's
Giants Causeway. Cathedral
5 Ruins of 'ruternebly, p Lake of Gennesareth.
6Absalom's Tomb. 20 Entrance to the Botani-
Bideford Bridge. cal Gaid ens, VERSATILE
Pool of Sloan. 81 Bombt of Hong Kong.
B0splo fInvalids, Paris % Tai Mabel, at Agra.
10 The Polar Regions, % Smugsler's Cave.
IL Ruins of Whitby Abbey. 30 Fall of Babylon
- Meath of Abbey, 81 Ruins Of Palmyra
10 Castle of Chiffon, % Church of the Holy Sc
IA Mount Tabor pulchre.
Is Battle OF Trafalgar. 80 Ruins of HsIyrood Abb
Ii Pilgrims near Antioch. hey by Moonlight
II Crucis Abbey, Vale of "a Church of Nativity.
Llangoen. IS Thames THnnel.
l8 Interior of the Holy Sc 36 Village OF Bethany and
pBlchre. Dead Sea.
10 Swiss Cottage and Mill. 81 Int of old Convent
90 Tower Of London. at Bruges.
q Moonlight Scene, Italy % Sa Shrnes at Dwarka.
- Jerusalem, from Mount SO Abbey Dermot, Ireland.
Olives, 40 A Motto.
{T3-The GREY'S BAND will be in attendance
each night.
The proceeds OF the Lectures will he placed ia the
hands of committee of gentlemen of which the Rev.
J. G. Morris, d. ID is chairman, to be appropriated
benevolent and religious purposes.
{l3-Admisson p cents, each Lecture, a Trans
ferabIe Ticket, admitting one person to the Course,
may be had at the door of The room,
{63-Doors open athaf- past6-Lecture to commence
at O'Clock.
{c3-Carrages may in attendance at O'Clock.
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DRY GOODS, &c.
DESIRABLE GOODS
SFoR BARGAINS call a. the corner of Ho

NOR BARGAINS call AT the corner If HOW
{ n ARD and FAYETFE STREETS A beautifi,
assortment OF Mouse and LfGb colored ALPACAS.
French and English Drab SJERINOES, all shades,
MOUSLIN DE LANES. N
d2-tf JAMES pETFpS
AW 70 HAVE JUST RECEIVED. UN-
w DERSHlRFS and DRAWERS, from com
NOR TO extra size of Scotch Wool, Domestic Yarn.
hlcriD>' COTTON, and American silk; HOSIERY, all
sizes OF Germantown Yarn, Lambs Wool. NTerino'
Alpaca I'll. bet, Cotton, silk aud Spun Silk; GLOVES
of supr Buc. tskin, Cashmere, Merino Kid and silk;
SUBSCRIBERS; Woollen COMFORTS; Woollen
YARNS, &c, &C. All of which will sell very
low. STEARNS SIKKEN
2O7 Baltimore street
d5-6t (Al Between Light and Charles
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE TOOTH
IA ACHE-Clove Anodyne Drops.
Tooth ache dire will now give way,
Pain must end, and cease decay
Youth and age repine,
When they use Glove .4nod,rle

In numberless cases, when all
other tooth-ach remedies have
failed, the Glove Anodyne Drops
have effected 4 cure, and the pains
from decayed teeth have been en-
tirely driven away. Many suffer
the mcst terrible pangs daily, rath-
er than lose a tooth, and these
drops accomplish all they desire,
nradicalinp the tooth ache and
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a. ITUATION WANTED, by a Coiorcd BOY,
- as Porter in a General Mercantile House Good
references will be given. Apply to sCOrTI.
d4 Exchange Place.
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w A " is.

WNANTED mme diatey, L 20 ABOUT lVe miles
w from the city, a WET MUIR 'fa 10 take charge
of an infant 10 months old. Good crences Will DC
required Address j. B. through the pos, once
dl-eo3tr
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Brig George Gardner Walker, from antwerp, 2lst
Oct. ballast, James Corners Sons. Spoke QUO date
nor lat. gvem) Ion IS 30, barque Pilgrim, Mitch
ell, ftom Portland bound 10 New Orleans.
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POSTSCRIPT.
BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.

CONGRESS- Thursdays Proceedings.
The SENATE, TO day, at an early hour, proceeded to
the consideration Of the resolutions reported from the
Committee on Finance, for the indefinite PostPonement
Of the bill introduced by Mr. McDufe to reduce gra-
dualy the duties under the present tariff to the stan
dad Of the compromise act-tha is, TO an al rat0rem
duty OF 20 per cent. The committee recommend the
indefinite postponement Of the bill the ground mar
It was bill tn raise revenue, and such one, within
The meaning of the Constitution, the Senate had no
right 10 originate This the question discussed
to-day by Mr.. Evans, the Chairman of the Finance
Committee, and alessrs Huntington and Woodbury.,
members OF that committee.
In the House of Representatives the morning hour
Select Committee on the Rules. Mr.. Cobb OF Georgia,
concluded his speech in favor OF retaining the 2lst
rule and Mr. Hudson of Massachusetts,, followed in
opposition to it, and contendng for the power Of Con
press to abolish slavery in the District OF Columbia
Mr. Hudson was interrupted by the expiration OF the
morning hour before concluding his remarks. After
the adoption of few resolutions oil inquiry, and the
appropriate disposition of number OF Executive doc
umens which were lying the Speakers table, Mr.
Weller moved that the House resolve itself into Com
mlltee of the Whole, for The purpose OF taking up
the r.s .uoa for the reference of the Pres dnss mes
sage This motion being adopted, MIR. Stewart, oil
Penns ylvania adore ssod the committee up TO the exp
ration of his hour after which the committee rosa.-
Mr. Cave Johnson then submitted motion TO take the
subject out of committee on Saturday next, at two
o'clock; which agreed to- and the House adjourned
1Gt0Je
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RAPPAIIANNoCK COUNTY.

Alta meeting of the Democrats of Rappahannock
county held at the house of Mrs Ann Calvert, in III
town of Washington, Monday, the 9Th day Of Janu-
ary, 1884, Capt, Robert Eastman called to the
Chair, and Robert M. fleterick appointed Secre-
tary.
The object of the meeting having been stated, the
following preamble and resolutions offered by Ed
mund w. Massey, and adopted unanimously:
Whereas, the note of preparation for the battle OF
1914 is sounding from every quarter and the friends of
Republican Government throughout the Union are be.
ing urged buckle the for the contest; and
whereas fear, from the great transfer OF 1--we coons
and flag s,sTs from the West 10 The East that much
of the Objectionable and degrading humbuggery of
log cabins, hard cider and coon skins, rife IN
1910, is t, be re-enaced TO support sinking
cause in 1914; and, whereas, feel it to be our
duty TO he in state of preparation, mot to engage
in what we honestly believe to be demoralizng in the
extremely to meet error with truth, and t, do all that
is expected at hands by the Democratic RepublI-
can party Of the State and Union Therefore,
l. Resoired, That we approve of the Convention
proposed to be held in Richmond, on the first OF Re-
bruary next for the appointment of Electoral Tick
ct.
@ Resolced That the Chair appoint ten delegates TO
attend said Convention, in addition to Colonel Law
son Eastman. our delegate TO The General Assembly,
whom we hereby appoints delegate also to the said Con
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I1Mrsdau. Jan. Is.

MrR A. THOMPSON, from The Committee of Genera
Laws, reported the Tax Bill, with sundry amendments
which was laid on the table, and made the order of the
day for Monday next
Mr.. Smlxs reported bill forming the new county oil
Dodd,ldge out of parts of the counties of Harrison
Barbour and Marion.
On motion of Mr. WILEY, the word "Doddridge'
was struck out, and the word ay lor" inserted, in
honor of John Taylor Of Caroline.
The bill, thus amended, passed.
The bill uuthorisng l,an of Arms 10 VIM. Magee
and James l. Bryan, was taken up.
Mr. McNuLLEs moved its indefinite post onement-
which was carried.
The bill authorizing loln of Arms TO The Richmond
Academy was taken up and rejected
The bill au,horisng exchange Of Arms of the
Portsmouth Light Infantry Guards, &c, was taken up
and passrd-ayes -, noes H..
The bull authorising loan from the Literary Fund
10 the trustees of the West Liberty Academy, was IL
ken up and re committed to special committee con
ss,ing OF Messrs. Newman, Wiley, Shinn, Conrad
and Voolfolk
A bill su,horisng the furnishing Cannon to the 37th
4lsl, 92d and Hin Regiment, was taken up, and al
ter being ended, was recommltted TO The Military
Committee.
On motion of Mr.. MorrETT,
The Senate adjourned
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ExrRAcr Of a letter to the Editors Dated RoekJridye
January Is.
"Our District Convention for the appointment OF
Delegates TO the Baltimore Convention, met in Harr-
sonburg on the Slh On the Presidential question: there
was but little difference of opnon-a the delegates
save taking Mr.. Van Buren, their first choice
Those two avowed their willingness to sustain HIM in
case he should receive the nomination, and all the
signs ind cate thorough union Of people on The
nominee; be he whomsoeve he may. Upon all the es-
senta business OF the Convention united-up.
some minor points, there (as might naturally be
expected0 difference Of opinion
"Our delegates are all pledged 10 the support of Mr.
Van Buren,, and we have the fullest confidence that
they will faithfully redeem the pledge, and that Mr.
Van Buren, will be nominated by large majority
To insure his success oil must do their duty. The
contest W II be warm, if indeed is not violent one
We must have ticket Of electors, who not only have
the ability, but they must also be willing 10 meet the
opposition before the people, and contest every inch of
ground In The last election suffered from having
electors, who had not the capacity or the willingness
10 speak They IRE the men, from their position, that
the people expect to debate the great political questions
OF the day, and if we succeed, they must take
prominent stand, and fight to the end of the battle
Thar duty must be fully discharged, and not entrusted
others. Let the elect their districts
md then let them exchange DISTRICTS and thus keep the
Are alive
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GEuifeH noe stand Dinid,d IRE fall

"Untted zoe stand Dirded fall.
1t is not forgotten that for several years past in our
county elections, by divisions we have well nigh fallen
into the hands of the Wings. These divisions have
produced much perplexty, anxiety and unpleasant
feelngs-each candidate having some warm friends
who are anxious for their promotion or election, which
prompts them 10 make great exerlions, even 10 take
steps that would render them ineligible, rather than
be defeated, when, in fact there is but lilia difference
in their ability TO represent the people. Now, If We
could unite, and select able, discreet competent
and tried gentlemen, in whom we all have The Ut
most confidence, that he would with great ability
and faihfuness represent US, would 1t not be much
better than TO have these perpetual scrambes for
office? One, whose interests are identified and IN
terwoven with our own, and who would command
not only the confidence Of the Democrats, but who
would also command the confidence of the rejecting
and consderate part of the Wings; they, believe
would willingly unite with in such selection, and
put to rest that unpleasant and rksome custom OF RI
ding from house to house. binderng the people from
their business, to tell them 81 am clever fellow,
which is very disgusting TO every wel!-informed
and conslderate person. Could unite and Sc
ect, and concentrate votes on such gentleman
as Captain Charles Y. Kimbrough who is COM
petent and real Businessman, would IL not be much
more satisfactory to oil parties, and be likely to bring
about reconciliation of parties which is very deslra
be' for we ara persuaded that very few in the county
would be opposed To such selection. Ii we had q
majority in the Assembly of such men as Capt. Kim
brough we might calculate oil having business we'll
done and in short session..
The writer Of this has had no interview with Capt
X. this subject but he hopes he will be willing to
serve the people OF Louisa, should he have the asur-
that is the wish OF majority that he should
represent them in the next Legislature.
A FARMER.
Louisa January Is 1874
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Deaths,

Died Yesterday evening half past O'Clock in the 39h
of his T.LnorT, ci TIE firm Of Talbot Broher
The acquaintance the family invited To attend
funeral from his late residence AZ Siockoe Foundry on sun
day morning. O'Clock, without further invitation
Or The Baltimore and Norfolk papers vii! please copy
Departed life his residence, in Powhaan, on the M
day January, si Mr.. WILLIAM AscnrR CocKr, In the d
wear of his age The obituary intends la
bored euosy departed friend well knowing how out of
place considered al such compositions But he cannot say
than that Mr. Cooke most exemplary man III all the va
red relations Of life povebiay kind aud benevolent TO all and
ALWAYS doing could alleviate distress, whether IN The
collage or pnccy dwellings lie descended from OF cal
liant patriots in the aerna and maternal line He was
faithful TO the principles which he reared 10 tile last In
deed he fine model OF the old times virginia gentleman;
and The friend indies iS, and who had various CONVERSE
lions win, him on Religion, strongly hopes thai he has
those mansions prepared for such as love God, and obey s
,n1nen,s NJ.
Died at the husband in the county of Louisa
on The lingering ndpo tion Of several
Mrs MARTHA WAppY, consou OF William Naddy, Esq. The
writer of this long aud intimately known the subec
Of this obituary truly that she shone conspcnosy
in all the that adon the female Character An affection
ATE WIFE fond mother and kind mistress Her afflicted husband
eight children and Will long lament her DEATH whilst
numerous circle Of friends and acquaintance sincerely sympa
thise with them in their sad bereavement
{rJ- Wing and Herald will please copy.
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venton with instructions 10 require Of any ticket thu
may be proposed to said Convention, pledge 10 sup
port the nominee Of The Democratic National Conven
ton, TO be held in May next in the city Of Baltimore.
5. Hs"lrtd, That this meeting recommend to the De
mocrauc Republicans OF the counties of this Congress
sonhl District that have not already done So appoin
delegates to meet in Convention al Warenton, thu
4th Monday IN March neat TO appoint delegates to IN,
Baltimore Convention
q Rssotred, That The Chair appoint two delegate,
from each election precinct in the county to attend
District Convention
Rcsoirsd, That we will patiently await The decision
OF The Baltimore Convention for The expression Of ou
preference, and that he nominee Of that Convention
shall De our candidate against the world.
The names of the following gentlemen were ther
reported by The Chair under the authority of the sc
cond resolution, VIZ: Thomas Hill, Jr Robert NJ He
terlck, lhomas J. Massie, John ID. Browning AbsaoM
Jordan, Jr. Captain James S'arkc, Burwell X. Wood
James Il. Nelson, VIM F Bolts and John G. Parks
And, then,
Resotced, That Col. Voolfolk and John G. Hedg-
man, are hereby appointed aefnates in said Conven
ton
Under The fourth resolution, the following gentlemen
were also reported, viz: John Hughes and r. NJ. Hete
rick, from Washington
E. w. Masse and John L. Dea,herage, from the
Flint Hill precinct.
Captain James Starke and VIM. F. Bolts, from the
Woodve precinct.
Thomas Hill, Jr., and John Miller, from the Sperry
vile precinct
J. K. Nelson and Josiah Corbn, from the Amissvlt
precinct.
RESOLVED, That the Chairman and Secretary sign tn,
proceedings of This meeting and that copies thereof b.
transmitted to The editors of the Richmond Enquirer
with the request thai the Flag of 80 and Fredericksburg
Recorder will copy the same
f. w. Massey being then called upon to address thu
meeting, responded in thrilling and appropriate
speech ROBERT EASTMAN: chm.
RoRrKT nj Hrrro,cr Ser',,