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JOSEPH SMITH, late Of Wo5cestsr England, takes this
recently become tie proprietor of the above establishments
prepared supply all Refreshments usually be found
an English Chop House He also accommodate few
gentleme with comfortable Lodgings 81 50 per week Is
cents per night.
NB-Mr. SMITH has now on hand and is daily manuac-
turing article little known in this City called CreamCheee
whc isconsdered by epicures in England great luxury
Hotels and families be supplied the shortest
ce and at all hours the house be attended
rpoi IxuAr
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Circuit Court.

Before Judge Edmonds.
May 3O.-Kinney VS.. Winfer-Thc Jury, IN this case,
rendered q verdict for plaintiff S411.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


FOURTH AupIToRs OFFICE. May 81, ls45
GENrLEMEN-l have to inform you that your account
United Navy Agents at Marseillcs has been
this day balanced and finally closed. avail myself OF
this opportunity to observe that, from the commence
ment to the termination of your agency the records
and files Of this office show, your accounts have been
evincing the most faithful observance all occasions
and in all respects Of the contract entered into by you
with the Navy department.
am gentlemen, very respectfully your obedient
want, A. o. DAYTON.
To Mcssrs. FITcH, BROTHERS & Co.
Late Navy Agents, Marseilles.
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TO MERCHANTS
VISITING NEW YORK CITY.

TO MERCHANTS
VISITING NEW YORK CITY.
DIN. PEYsER, 60 JOHN STREET,
BETWEEN wIL HkW A WHY NASSAU sTREETs)
IMPORTER OF GERMAN AND FRENCH
FANCY GOODS,
Offers for SALE by the package suit customers at the most
rs woRsf iEsf8ss'
h, German. and Tapi:ss,e Chine and ombre won,eds
loss Twisted Plain q, eHSsfss Stick. and spse
Embroidery, FlSxs T%Hp Thinning Chenille.
Berlin Embroidery r S4Evis ap splendid selection
"sA wss.t SsfTsT & SIR Edss Silver s
Gold, s & Il y'd'h''
Cold Silver Steel ipa q Siass Beads and Busles
Embroidery Needles Steel Wooden Ivory, Ebony and Whale
bone knEi!sMafBsR sDf GEfShss Needles.
!, J., r. .fa G''s?' y6 ii s. -.
AZ kinds Of Paris Fancy Good such ft,s. and Purse
fs Se REM R''is Esi %
Ra:;s w ;fs :. es. S ws,ss H %sr Hss
Oiled silks dii FRis sSlSEs The best French
as'1s his s os ssGs: i'm
coTNT To CITY TxS SNR
OON III N4EhOI1hlN
EXTRA FINE TE4S!
163 Greenwich Street,
NEAR c0u"TANDr ST. AND 9f,o.rr THE PAcIc HoTxL
WE BEG LEAvE to inform you that we established our
selves at the above place, principally for the purpose Of
IN the North River Side. The upright manner in which
nave carried business for this city
together with the high quality and moderate price Of
have earned for degree of and far
the 70
rronage.
We have however, much pleasure in stating that have
made with great care and Judgment selections from all
he spring and which comprise the finest specimens of
roung Tyson Tyson Gunpowder, Imperial Oolong Pekoe
this season. which, with immense variety of Fine and Good
Qualities offer wholesale and retail We have also
Government Java and other Coees usual roasted and
We continue operations other places heretofore
CANTON TEA COMPANY,
New Yok-l2i Chatham 3sl Grand and sls Blescksi
stree.
Philadelphia-ss Chestnut street, and IS Fifth
my9 2msm
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
LMONp Windsor Rose, Variegasd, and every descrp-
Cologne Water in the beautiful style fancy bottles
Handkerchief and Toilette great
Hair Oils and Pomatums Of the first quality, with every de-
scriltion OF Perfumery and Cosmetics.
yer invented 1t makes perfect laher which does
dry on the face
Also Family Washing Soap Of excellent quality Patent
Crystalline Candies by and for sale the de-
rot OF JOHNSON, VROOM FOWLER,
No. Courtlandt ST. next door to the
all lmsm National Hotel.
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DISBROW'S RIDING SCHOOL,
eos Bowcry, on AstOr md Lafayette Places.
MR. w. H. DlSBROW has the honor announce that his
l School open daily Sundays excepted for Equestrian
Tuition and Exercise Riding.
Hours for Ladies. .......... from . A. NJ tosP N.
Hours Tor Gentlemen. from to A. NJ. Md3to7 r. M
~ Terms made known application above.
Bfirhly trained aud quiet Horses, for the Road and Pa
rade, ~ lrt my6 lmsrc
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HE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor
irculation---Forty thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day. Price cents per
|py-$7 70 per annum-payable in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every saturday-Price Ct cents
ccpy-$5 l2i cents per annum-pay able In advance
at the usual Pricss-always
)sh in ADVANCE
Espatch.
|0- All letters OF communications, by mail addressed
the establishment must be post paid the postage
|u DC deducted from the subscription money RENTED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
korRiEroR ov THE New YoRK HERALD Err BLIshMErr
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets =.
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PROSPECT HALL, YoRKvILLE.

PROSPECT HALL, YORKVILLE.
CONRAD ABEIMAN respectfully informs his friends and
~ the public that the above well Emo aud vorte place Of
resort has recently been reted and open
stors boades who may wish escape dust and
Inconvenience Of city life during the heat summer
Prospect Hall Of the most beautiful country the
neghborhood Of the city, situated directly the Harlem
Railroad gns and Be reached from the City Hall in thirty
The beauty house aa q s surrounding too
well known to need an extended description. .
The attention of military companies directed
the excellent for drill and parade
grounds snpn alleys quot grounds &C. &C. The present pro
and he trusts that his endeavors please will
Tor him the patronage ola public and particularly Of
his military friends.
He pledges himself that REFRESHMENTS &C. shall times be
Of the best quality and charges moderate N.Y. ireod@m
SH RON SPRINGS PAVILION !,
SCHOHARIE COUNTY, NEW YORK.
VTNHE PUBLIC respectfully informed that Mr. Lam
DON Of Congress Hall, Albany, has associated himself
Quoted by them.
The Pavilion will be opened for the reception of visitors
the first day of June The subscribers have made
improvements in the grounds and bathing house, and pledge
themselves their best exertions render this establish
men fully equal to any watering place in this country
Stages will be in readiness the arrival Of the Cana
johare to take passengers to the house.
Mr. L. will heretofore continue the Congress Hail. which
will during the be under the Of Mr.
Josin. my29 lm+ec
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M TTONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSU.
RANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON
Empowered by .act Of Parliament.
tai s5OO,OOO STERLING, OR $2,5

General Agent for the United States
]. LEANDER STARR, IA Wall st, New York.
Hosack and Keaney Rodgers Solicitor
VIM. Van Hook, Esq.
Examples af Rates-Jfor the Insurance Of 500 ono
Single Life.
PREMIUMS PAYABLE ANNUALLY
Age merit For one wear For fbe roh LIte
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Price Two Cents.
Special Sessions.
Before the Recorder and Aldermen Compton and Misse-

role
age, whose white hair fell loosely down his brawny
shoulders, charged with abusing her whom he had
ever that he would do again and the old lady
begged he might be forgiven The Recorder after be-
Ms n% ike ie %
his around the old ladys waist left the court room
kissing her in token Of repentance
stealing bundle Of clothes from Mrs. Carey who said
Adelne hsd boarded with her for eight weeks and
with bundle of clothes, at half past o'cookat night
which Mrs Carey recognised as her own Sentenced to
.inother.-Rose Watson was charged by Dora Griffin
with stealing several dresses from her. Rose said she
request and pawned them shilings Sentenced
to one month in the City Prison.
Pocket Picking-Wm. Timpson escaped convict
was charged by Waterman Andrew rogers with picking
the pocket of sailor the steps Of the Tabernacle
when IImpson saw the Waterman approaching, he ram
Island for six months.
.assanA and Baas,y-Ferdinand l, Hall was charged
by s. L. King with making assault him. 1t appear
ed both captains Of small vessels and the dispute
occurred about the place their vessels should occupy
axe seized him BY the throat while pulling in his
sloop. Case postponed until Tuesday morning
placed the bar charged with offering dress for sale
10 Mr. Philips Of Chatham street hich he had previous
woman, who asked him to sell It for her. City Prison
three months.
Stealing Clothsss-wm. sumpter, was charged by VIM
Jones with stealing clothes from him in Warrington
street II appears that sumpter is Englshman who
has been but month in this country and engra
ser; that he slept in the with Jones' and during
the night stole the articles and unscrewed the lock Of
the door to escape. Pcnitentary six months.
.anothcr.-Wm. Smith, George Howard, and William
Hartman, three boys were charged by Mathew White
with stealnga ceat vest and pantaloons from So White
hall street The panaloons found them, and the
parties gave such information led to the recovery of
tho property, in consequence Of promise made by
White that he would not appear against them. Smith
sentenced to psnitenary for six NOTES.-The others dis
charged.
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NJ B-Privae House of Refreshments by D. w. TELLER,
2e Front sree.Breakfast Dinner and Supper Is 3d.
before l2 until 81 Supper from until 81 o'clock Also, Beds
all in prime order lodgings Is All gentlemen wishing
satisfy themselves The proprietor also keeps the old stand
Of Fulton and Front Streets and Fulton Market
where he will continue to serve up all the dccaces the
Also Wines Liquors. and Segars Of all kinds and Of
the choicest brands, direct from the importers.
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RATS, NICE AND CoCKRoACHEs.
THIS to certify that we have used socman Lewis Ertsr.
''' ''" HS SUSSiSG. Das,iss. as .sa ),
1 Mo 9saE !, q a.. SS :SS !;
For sale I. RysHToN COZ; No. nSBio.is;y x:!or
House. and SO Broadway pl Siy hSIs NIL 'm'"e
ALE AND CIDER.
BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT,
.sa public
ceived hopes BY s,ric, attention
p,u,..,.,,. , FIRST QUALITY. c,a.,
cro'on Als' ..as..s Lo"doa Brown Stout
Orders for shipping attended with despaich mill
THE .rHORN CHAMPAGNE"
hand for s.ls article q chamrssns Wine q an a..ar'
The :ub:srs,r sppoiaisd sole Agent the United
States for the Manufacturer.
Pa. hs; SLOWED @ps:;icn seal bs 'gs.eh
Sp%n aaS under mo- s E allowed 10
cisie.
quality rarely 70 be with IN Amerca lhave drunk no Other
The attention of private gentlemen Hotel keepers and the
trade is invited to this article.
Parties desiring supply should male immediate
'' Il: I% re : L'NS. NJ IS W.II .,...
COLTS PATENT REPEATING FIREARMS,
E lT pPdT 6 a. .ss q he co fo ri R Car
bines and Fowlng Pieces has been removed from No III
Broadway No. Barclay st. broadway. under the Asser
House. where general Of these
skIt for sale reduced prices They also be had w
II. Horstmann Cos, Ms,dcn lane, milford x Wendal,
n. Y, Hyde Goodrich and H. Z. Baldwin 4 CO. New Or
equipments Great mpostons pactIsed the
public representing and selling the secockng and revolving
lodged obe superior IN every respect g any other Pistol manu-
the Emperor Of Austria the King Of Prussia Prince de Jcnve
Of France the Imsum MuscM all have them and speak the
Piled with them and the u 3 Navy supplied with them
and the officers have given the most favorable
port ON Colts repeating firearms. a2o imsec
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BOARDING AT a COURTLANDT STREET
GOD BOARDING, with pleasant rooms for single gentle
~ Likewise, handsome furnished psrlor with bedroom
adjoining, suitable for a gentee family-by
myI3 Inns re MRS GERE n Courtlsrdt street,
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NEW JERSEY TEL-MORRISTOWN
THE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform their friends and
the PUBLIC generally, that the and commodious house
entertainment Of all those who will favor them with their
when they hope furnish such accommodations
to ente them to public favor. ID. w NOE,
ms 3taw2ms DAVID CROWEL
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PAVILION HOTEL, ELIZABETHPORT.
NEY JERSEY

ME subscriber begs e ANNOUNCE to his friends and the pub
lie, that the above House lately kept by Mr. Moore )hav.
ing undergone complete aud thorough repair, open for
The table will be furnished with every dssacy the market
Affords and every attention that the
lowed. ~
The proximity OF Ezabethport to New York renders
this desirable retreat for engaged in
the City the Cars and Steamboats, nsary every hour
during the day. GILBERT =. GALE.
ma m
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kUULSTUNE ) RIDING SCHOOL,
1877 aud 139 Mercer street.
a MR. JOHN 8. ROULSTONE has the honor 10
4Rx Uniform his friends and the public in general that his
day and evening, az follows
h@'n S' y sd,as ',s".' SS'1,oap NJ
Terms OF instruction made known on application Mr.
Roulstone.
Mr. r. has received from the country several fine and
stylish Saddle Horses which he is authorised sell at
sotahle rr,ce. my7rc
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WILLLAMSB URGH COTTAGE.

WILLIAMSB URGH COTTAGE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform the citizens OF
i New York, Brooklyn, Wiamsburgh and its vicinity,
that they have recently the large and splendid
known the
WILLIAMSBURGH COTTAGE,
and furnished xws for the accommodation Of resi-
dents aud The Cottage egiby situated few rods
south Of the k Slip Ferry and convenient 70 The Houston and
view Of the Bay New York and Brooklyn They have also
tached TO the OUTAGE large and splendid Garden,
Promenses Grass Platts Shade Trees, &C. making
most selghtis summer resort to while away few hours amid
richly worth being the best piece Of mechanism of the
kind that imported this country. Il will play fifty
choicest variety Of refrshment will all times be promptly
furnished.
NJ BIN connection with this establishment they have
WARN AND COLD SALT WATER BATHS-known as
the Washington Baths The is all times clear and
The Ferries from Peck Slip, Grand and Hous
ton street fifteen minutes. Ferriage four cents
GInase
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CALL at the oLD FLArBUsH HoTEL your road to Bal
Ladies and good liquors for the Genemea novelty Ion til
road.1 =.
Dinner Sunday, tickets so cents.
m29 3t&rc JAS, HICKMAN
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PAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON.
THE PAVILION, at New Brighton, is in full opera
ton and the proprietor will be glad arrange
with parties who who engage apartments for the
whole shorter period Mr. Bancard will be found
the Pavilion every day from u to o'clock and the Globe
Hotel a all other hours. my0 3wrc
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FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN VISITING
LONDON,
IN business or pleasure can be accommodated during their
lady OF vpecsbty where they will with every
Apartments with private tables Il preferred. Apply
BURTON CRESCENT
q imsrc Euston Square, London.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02
From the Washington Globe.
FOREIGN NEWS.

There are many gratifying facts devel-
oped in the late news from Eng land, touch
ing the relations of that country with This.
Tie policy of Great Brilain begins TO wear
very visibly the impress of an American
influence. The reduction of the duties on
Cotton, and The discrimination in favor Of
the: Sugar raised in the United States oyer
thai produced elsewhere by slave labor,
imports much; and the speeches in and
out of Parliament. urging still further re-
dutlions in the duties on the agricultural
products Of this country, which, even un-
der the existing tariff. fow in England in
vast quantities, promise, al an early day,
the adoption, as The settled system of Eng
land, of that which the Democracy Of the
United States has urged as the only true
financial and commercial principles, viz ::
trade unfe,tered by any olher than strictly
revenue tariff. The doctrine of protection
for monopoly is alike abhorrent to the
masses of both countries and the effect Of
this feeling is evidently reaching both Co.
vernmenls.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02
commercial.

HAMBURG, March 81.
Cotton.-Since our last report we have to
notice sume advance in the price of this article,
occasoned by later aud better accounts from
Europe. On Sunday evening last the Liver
pool accounts, per Cambria, 10 the 4th inst,
reached us, showing 40 advance in the mar.
ket Of: to to I'd. during the month preceding (;
this of course gave an impulse to our market,
and on Monday morning we found good de:
mand at an advance of i 10 1 on our quotations
oftllis day week. The market renamed quite
animated throug ghout Monday and yesterday.
during which time our warehouse men being
wide awake, made sales toa large extent, We
observe that large number of Planters nrri-
we'd in Town yesterday, who are offering good
deal Of cotton to-day this, added to the fact
that the Charleston market has not advanced
under the late accounts in corresponding
rate with our own, causes rather heavyness in
the market TO day, SO that the advance above
noticed is barely sustained. We would there.
fore quote farther dull market at-Ordinary
toMiddling, d to S; Middirg Fair to Fair 5! a
Sd; Fully Fair,5 10 6,a strictly choice parcel
would bring over ourhighes, quotations.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02
THE COTTON TRADE.

Extract of a LiocrpoOl Circular, dutcd Feb. 2eth.
The announcement of the Minister on
the opening Of The Session that he would
bring forward his financial measures at so
early a period as the 18th Feb, caused
much excitement and speculation as to the
contemplated changes. these are now
known, and we refer to the public papers
for them. On The whole they give much
satisfaction, although there are complaints
from those whose interests will suffer /;
this, however, is unavoidable: 1t will be
| observed that the duties on no less than
43O articles are wholly repealed, but with
the exception. Of few, The imposl on Them
is Of so lriaing description as 10 be prac'
tically of small importance.
The reduction Of The duty 'ou Sugar is
the most important, of the changes; il
! might have been wished that the Eew du-
ties were less complex aud embraced all
kinds Of Sugar wherever produced how
ever the boon to the consumer is consider
able, and The consumption will no doubt
We largely increased. British plantation
Sugar has advanced IS. 4s, but Foreign
Sugar remains unaffected on account of
The prospect of a large supply from our
own colonies. The next in importance is
the repeal of the duty ON Cotton, which
| was no less unexpected than welcome !;
The nomeuary effect will be 10 raise the
price in the United States, but tha: is Of
little importance since the object was not
to lower The cost Of the article but TO place
the English manufacturer upon an equal
footing with foreign manufacturers. The
future and Ultimate effect will of course
be to lower the cost OF Cotton by the
amour, Of the duty.
The remaining articles which are affect
ed by the changes and which are of any
interest TO our friends in the United STATES,
are, Ashes, Bark, Beeswax, Dyewoods,
Flax, Grease, Hemp, Hides, Lard, Lard
Oil, Pitch, Rosin, Skins, Slaves, Tar and
Turpen,ine. Spirits or Oil Of Turpen'ine
will be admitted on duty OF Is instead Of
IS per cwt. Whale Oil is 10 be admiIed
free of duty after The LIST Of January, lS47.
Whalebone and Sperm Oil after the Isl
January, 1919. The excise duty on Glass
which prevented the improvement and
extension OF iHlS UrdHcu VI luduuidCtuIc
is 10 be taken off.
These measures are now progressing
through the lower house, aud il is under
stood that as soon as the resolutions are
agreed TO, the tariff will 60 into effect
wi,hou, waiting for the more tedious pro-
cess of the bill passing both houses. This
is Of much importance. because any delay
in such changes has always proved very
injurious to business.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02
CHARLESTON, March 90

ShAhLESlOHJ fluICIl
Cohon.-Received siuce our last, by Rail
Road 1868 bales, and by water 3542 bales, to-
gelher 1879 bales Uplands. Exported in same
time to foreign ports .lQ5s6 bales. coastwise
41SI bales, total exports Of the week l47G9
bales.
The past week has been one of unusul ac.
tivity in our market. The transactions in Up
lands on Friday the 2lst inst, being The date of
our last weekly report, amounted TO 2347
bales, but as prices and other circumstances on
that day did not vary from those ofthe week
previous, we have excluded those operations
from our present review. On Saturday morn.
ing, tho first day of our commercial week, ac-
counts of a favorable nature by the Cambria
steamer from Liverpoolto TO the rl,nstant, were
received by the Northern mail. As these &c
counts were however contained in hut one of
the New York Journals, as well as from some
other ambiguous statements in regard to dates,
&c. they were considered by many rs being at
enst very doubtful as TO their genunenesS.-
Nevertheless several buyers made their appear
ance in the market to operate on their strength,
and sales to the amount Of 1881 bales were cE
fected on that day, some Of which At former
prices, while others and the greater part were
made at an advance of about &c. Yesterday
the market closed with good feeling. 31l5
bales were taken, Without any visible change in
prices from the forenart of The week. The total
sales Of the week amountto 24,0l0 bales.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02
THE NEWS-THE MARKETS:

- 3Nh's = A1b A'ASNA>ANo -
The New-York letters Of Wednesday,
p. NJ. published in the Philadelphia U. S.
Gazette and N. Y. American, say
The news by the Steamer Cambria is
the cause Of much congratuation among
business. The Southern trade anticipate
asudden revival of business upon the Cot
ton news. Holders Of Sugars are very
firm on the news. The best informed Su-
gar people express the opinion that very
little Sugar eau come to The United States,
atthe present rates in Europe unless our
market further advances. The Sugar and
Molasses market here continues very firm.
Stock are slowly diminishing under the
demand from country grocers.
Our markets have already felt the effect
Of these advices-tbe sales OF Cotton reach
5000 bales, at an advance of 4 upon
Yesterdays prices, which were 4 better
| than al the close Of last week.
The MARKET, March I9, % P. M.
The Cotton Market is iu quite an agi-
ta'ed state, The sales Of the morning are
5000 bales or more at . &c. per ID. ad.
vance from yesterdays prices.-[N. Y
journal Of Commerce.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-04-02
o e I r u A Il Y.

Died, in this District, on Friday the 2Ist ult. E,
MARY, wife of Arthur Simkins, Esq. and
daughter of the late John w. Bonham, Of Ala
banla. in the Oath year Of her Hge.
Gun off in the sprlng-tme of life. the decea-
sed had yet laid UP her treasure in Heaven.
For some time she had been consistant mem.
Der Of the Baptist Church, and through faith
she bore. with fcrtltude and resignation Pc
culiar to the christian, her protracted and pain,
fnl illness. Let her afflicted husband and rela
tves find consolation in their bereavement in
the pleasing truth. that their loss is her gain
and that for her death had no sting, nor over
her the grave anyvictory.
Edgefeld C. H., March q.