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DR.. ]. FRANCIS, OCULIST,
ass BROADWAY, ,

THIRp pooR FROM sTREEr
WE the undersigned having Witnessed sstonlshing cures
w performed BY Dr. Francis, believe his preparations
one the greatest made for diseases Of the
Eye and highly recommend him safe and skihul oculis
Rev ! %sd1ads, 4 e. Priest. Ss,. 2. Ssc:dis.l
Rev.. Peck KEY. a. w nseiQck.
sqsay blind from Amoross1sEh now perfectly rs'torsd
number Of undoubted testimonsl. TO be a the
ocs will satisfy the public Of his astonishing
0i Artificial Eyes inserted without pain. U Advice TO
the POOR gratis. a.
strset rst house block Of Broadway
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LOOK AT THIS /.

LOOK AT THIS l. sis I. sa44l
- LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, IL ron want
fine article OF Boots and Shoes, call Il 367 Brood
way where ycr will find the largest assortment cheapest and
most fashionable in A city, Do mistake the number ~
Broadway, corner Of franklin street.
B-s.rgs assortment Of imported French Bocts p the
n 1msr l..
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- BOOTS AND sHOEs-The public are invited to
call and examine the large Of 0entlemens .,
Ladies' and Misses boots shoes and Ositers, in al
~ their varieties which 70 be found At the cheap cash
store OF II. BI00AM,
ma lmsr SCansl st.. corner Sullivan.
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NEW TARIF
IMPORTANT NEWS to Shippers Of Grain and othe

Farm Produce TO Great Britain.
Anew law having passed the Legislaurs admitting the inn
portaon Of foreign and provisions low OF
ship the GLASGOW market open good with
Provision trade and there has hitherto besn Of
importance who had practical OIL that trade
in Glasgow better opportunity could be desired by
advances will be given to their shippers
From the subscribers long experience and knowledge OF the
Grain and Provision Trade and also his friendly intimacy
with the buyers large and respectable trade be cacu
lated upon
The subscriber begs refer shippers Mr. A. H. Finay
Aston House. ROBERT ROBERTSON,
m2g liner 90 Union street, 0lassgow.
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THE PAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON.
THE PAVILION, New Brighton. having undergone cor
siderable repairs and Embellishments since the last
perfect state than has been since
was first opened Everything that could tend 70 the com
ing their residences has been added and the
petor feels assured that he does
when he that the elegant and complete
establishment this continent
To from distant Of the Union and foreigners
who ysited the Pavilion may necessary
that New Brighton situated Staten Island dis
of less than six miles from New York The Pavilion
commands magnificent views the bay Of New York. the
Hudson and East rve Long Island and nearly down to the
Narrows. Its position beautiful and salubrous, the
being in summer several degrees cooler than IN
the city
Excellent steamboats, constantly plying between New
York and Staten Island the occupied in the
being only from twenty-five thirty minutes that
residing New Brighton reach the business
Of the city speedily than from the upper Of Broad
way and the delightful trips the bay highly condu-
Give to health.
The Pavilion will for the the 18th inst. and
the proprietor will be happy treat with parties who
wish to APARTMENTS 70, the whole season, or for
shorter period and If they will please to address note
the under.igned of Mr. e G. Marsh Cedar street in.
pointment, it will be Immediately attended to.
The steamboss for New Brighton from No. Pier,
North River.
Nav Nav & unva1 urr
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John Rodds laborsr ct skipton, has been committed
10 York Castle on charge Of causing the death Of his
infant child by pouring oil Of vrol down his hrost In
6rder 70 dbfrsud burial club Of 81 l0s
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THE ONLY GENUINE
WALNUT OIL MILITARY
SHAVING SOAP.

SHAVING SOAP,
MANUFACTURED by Mr. johnson, the inventor
WI late Johnson vroom Fowler Wholesale and retail
Fancy Soaps Essences and every srcis gs!nn. e an
than any other house IN this country can supply
Pain Extractor for burns and Hays Imminent for Piles;
Kalydor, for the complexion;
Acoustic Oil for Deafness;
sanapariIla Extract, 30cts per bottle
Oregon Hair Oil;
On the favorable merchants in all parts Of the
country.
Steam Soap Works and Laboratory Of Perfumes, Patent
Medicines &c. &c, 81 Courtlsndt street, New York.
" - = nvf iunSr
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SSk NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVER
NM POOL.-racket Of 2sth Of May-The splendid fast
ssailinE and favorte packet ship sHERlDAN 100
!o. yalthen Captain j. b. Cornish will sail fues-
~ 1909 ton. and upwards persons about to embark for the
rived from selecting this line preference any other
their capacity renders them every more comfort
able and than ships Of small Glass; and their
commodasoua for cabin second cabin and seease pasen
swel known superior those Of other line
pscke Persons wishing to behs should fail
or to w. ~. II. TAPSCOTT,
my23rc % South street, one door Of Burng slip.
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SES FOR NEW ORLEANS-Louisisna and New
M2Xl York L,ne-Regular Paeket-To sail Monday. 7th
' me The elegant, fat sailing packet ship SAX
For freight Or pssage having handsome farpished accom-
street, or to 4. X. COLLlNSk CO.. IS South 1t.
Positively goods received board After Saturday
sing, 9Th June.
Hseat in New Orleans, JAS. Il. WOODRUFF, who will
PROMPTLY forward all goods to his address -
Packet barb 0ENESE Mnott mas,er will sueeeed thu
sARTELE and sail Monday, 2sh Jane. her regular day.
my23
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Skk FOR LIvERPOOL-New Line--Re~ulsr Packet
&9 Of 2sth May.The elegant fast sailing packet shin
nSIiEMDAN, George B. Cornish master, will sail
a. auo, g, her regular day. - s..... r. M 80. -
Tor splsndos comfort, APPLY on board, Orleans wharf
1901 . " ~ '' Elk COLLINS CO.. - South street.
70 Price Of passage, 500
Packet ship dARRtk, b. J. H. Trssk, master will suc
coed the SHERIDAN and sail 18th June, her regular day.
myls
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&c GREAT SALE OF REAL ESTATE in West
&T@Troy Albany Countyscin pursuance Of : decree Of
OF James Gibbons deceased the subscriber will
sell BY public auction the fremont House in the village
OF West Troy "Wednesday the 9th May instant several
hundred valuable budins o IN said village The said lots
Arsenal and the Erie Canal within miles Of the City Of
Albany and directly opposite the City Of Troy
able credit will be given for Of the purchase
Terms made known at the time Of ssie previous
plication 10 SAML. s. FOWLER
Receiver Of said estate office No. 4s State ST., Albany
my2i 4trrc Or. A. D. ROBINSON Master in Ch'v Albany
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The SUBSCRIBERS OFFER tUk SALE
- Their annual supply ofchoice imported Flower Seeds
small and large packages with full directions for Gull
Fresh Vegetable Seeds rass Seeds mixed for lawns
manent pasture as may be required and hohouse
small gardens Garden Tools Fancy Iron Chan and Flower
Stands, with general Of articles line
DUNLAP & THOMPSON,
Seedmcn and Florists, e35 Broadway,
corner Bleecker street.
A liberal discount made to Wholesale purcnssers-
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FARM FOk SALt-

FARM FOR SALE.
"A SITUATED the south side of Long Island Ik
l::: miles ofthe village of Babylon Said Farm
~ tains sixty OF LAND, portion covered with
wood and the balance under high Of cultivation On
said farm story double HOUSE, with kitchen attach
other buildings
Communication with New York by Railroad and stages
three times day.
For further particular, enquire Of WE. IsAACs,
Corner of Liberty and West street. New York.
ale 3taw4wsr or ofMr. SHEPERD on the premises.
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The news from Mexico is the exciting topic Of the
day The United States Senate have declared war with
poor Mexico after having robbed her Of province
they want the whole country Like the beast of
prey in the fable OF the "Wolf and the Lamb" they
gladly seize hold of any occasion to crafty their
greediness. What Mexico is to do, Ia now the ques-
ton Four millions Of people twothrds little better than
savnges cannot long resist the force of twenty millions,
with armies fleets and money at Command Unless Great
Britain and France assist Mexico, the present struggle
must very briefly terminate.
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From the New Orleans Delta, May l4]
We perceive by Official order Of Gen. Gaines that
he has appointed William Debuys Inspector Of voun-
teers in the United states service on the Rio Grande
and that he has appointed L. t. Texada, Of the late
for Rapides in the Legisature volun
teer aid-decamp ON his own sta6.
II gives great satsacton record marks Of dstnc
ton like these conferred Of worth and merit
When the tocsn Of war sounded, Gen. Depuys volun-
teered for service into the Volunteer Guards which
there already his two sons and Mr.. Tsxsda, re-
signing Legislative honors. entered the ranks Of
psny in his parish which 10 in this city on lite
way 70 the Rio Grsnde There 10 judcious propriety
ON the part Of Cen Gaines In marking with his spprooa-
ton such conduct
We understand that the steamboat Sea will proceed TO
the barracks this morning. In order to take on
board three companies Of Col Marks regiment destined
be sent forward more sxpcdously could knspsacks b
obtained for them Let the Tor these essential
articles Of equipment be more active In their yupplies
Among the several volunteer companies from the coun
n.y. which have recently arrived In the city on their way
renal good men and true OF the number we have had
the pleasure Of meeting Dr. Norris Of tho Bayou Sara
LedEer Mr. Green, Of the Fsiiciana Wing and Mr. Nc
their civil capacity have done the state service and
In military capacity also prepared to play an hon.
orable part.
This 6ne company, the Phoenix nvincibles numbering
about 20 men, rank and file will be mustered into the ser
vice this morning. at ~ o'clock and proceed to
the barracks The Phoenix boys principally from
Phmnix Fire Co. No. 81 who, ut their countryt CALL
have proved true to-ther motto Of" Always Ready"-
Ihe nvincibies will form part Of Major Dskns regiment
The EAGLE GvARDs. This Is the namc Of sterling
company organizing at their rendezvous corner o.
hatcher and New Levce streets II is composed Of os
fine body OF men a. ever battle in defence OF their
Captain Thomas Cory, ist and jeremiah Blasdel I'd
Lieutenant all brave and skilful officers We know
them well and speak by the card II aurcls TO be
gained on the tented held the Eagle Guards eompo
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hOOVIC, OIl u.
- TO LETaln small and most deliyhtfolly situated
@ rooms with without full partial board No
other bosrde dodgers in the house will be taken
The family present consists Of only three grown persons
To single gentemsn or gentleman and lady DESTROYS Of
location, this offers opportunity but rarely with
The entire half Of the house will be let to desirable
without children Address B. T. the desk OF this
Office. mylo II rrc
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TO LET.

TO LET.
~ AROOMTURNISHED OR UNPUBLISHED, to
: gentleman with breakfast and and dinner Sun.
day, IL required ina private family where there are no
other 6oardens Apply If by at this Office M. A.
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SS FOR THE BANNER.
Mr.. Editor In obedience to a Re-
solution of the Third Quarterly Meet
ing of the District Temperance Society,
l send you the following list of appoint
ments for Temperance Meetings, with
speakers for each meeting annexed.
Asbury, Friday, May l5.-A. A. Ro.
BERTs, DR.. ISAAC BRANCH and DIR. F..
G. THOMAS.
Republican, Saturday, May l6.-Rev
Mr.. JACKSON and DIR. F. G. THOMAS.
Tranquil, Saturday, May 2s.-s. L..
HELLAR, F. A. CoNNoR and F. G. Tho
MAS
Greenwood, at night.
Sloan, Saturday, June Mai. M.
J. WILLIAMS, F. A. CoNNoR and S. L..
HELLAR.
Greenwood, at night
Gilg0l, Saturday, June TT. p.
SPERM, G. H. ALLEN and D. LEsLy.
Ls6eTty, June I'D. LEsLY, THos.
THOMSON and II. p. SPERM.
Wilmington, Thursday, June 49,
I. THOMSON, H. A. JONES, DR.. Isaac
BRANCH and DR.. F. G. Thomas.
HopeaoeA, Friday, l9.-T. THoM-
SON, H. A. JONES, DR.. 1. BRANCH and
DR.. F. G. THOMAS.
Lebanon, Saturday, 20.-T. .THoM-
SON, H. A. JONES, DR.. I. Branch and
F. G. THOMAS.
Abbeuiye c.. III. at night.
Loundesoille, June 25.-Rev. D. M.
TURNER, D. LEsLY, DR.. I. BRANCH and
G.. Fl. ALLEN.
Cokes Chapel, Friday, 26.-Rev. D.
M. TURNER, D. LEsLx, DR.. l. BRANCH,
L. 2. SPERM and c.. Fl. ALLEN.
Little Rioer, Saturday, 27.--Rev. d.
M. TURNER, D. LEsLx, DR.. 1. BRANCH,
L. r. SPERM and c.. Fl. ALLEN
Broad Mouth, June 25.-H. AYJoNEs.
r. A. Fam, Rev. MI. HEMpH1Lr,, Rev.
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w. H. DAVIS, Il. THOMSON, M. J. Will
LIAMs, F. A. CONNER and DR.. F. C.
THOMAS.
Turkey Greek, Friday, 26.-H. A.
JONES, r. A. FAIR, Rev. Mr.. HEmpn1LL,
Rev. w. Fl. DAVIS, L. THOMSON, M. J.
WILLIAMS, F. A. CONNER and DR.. F. G.
Thomas
Grecnvilze, Saturday, 27.-H. A.
JONES, r. A. FAIR, Rev. Mr. HEnpH1LL,
Rev. w. II. DAVIS, T. THOMSON, NJ. J.
WILLIAMS, F. A. CONNER and DR.. F.
G. THOMAS.
Cokesbwry at night.
Il is very desirable that Messrs. HEMP
HILL, DAVIS and WILLIAMS attend the
meeting at Due West: Also, Messrs.
THOMSON and Fair the one at Cokes-
bury.
The gentlemen appointed to speak,
will please confer with each other upon
the subject, and if it be possible, attend
oil the appointments II this be lmpos-
sible, be sure that at least two attend
each meeting.
The Presidents of local Societies will
please to make known the time of each
appointment, and at the hour of eleven
o'clock, A. NJ, when not otherwise sta
ted.
Although temperance men, we are
fond of eating-could not the ladies give
us cold dinner at each of the appoint
ments2 F. G. THOMAS, sec'ry.
Longacood, May S, 1916.
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The Treasury Of History: Published by
DANIEL ADEE, lO7, Fulton-st., N. Y.
We have received the lst and End
Nos. of this publication, with which we
are much pleased. 1t will be published
in twelve numbers, containing about
1913 pages each, at IS cents per No. 1t
is condensed history Of the rise and
progress of nations; and will prove
useful work.
Southern Journal of Medicine and Phar.
macy: Edited by J. LAWRENCE SMITH
M. D., and S. D. S1NKLER, M. D.,
Charleston, S. C.-Price, $4OO.
The third number of this valuabls
journal is before us, filled with highly
interesting matter. In this No. will be
found the Essay of MIDDLETON MICHEL.
M. D.,-the young man who obtained
the prize awarded by the Faculty of the
Medical College of Charleston to him
for the best thesis-subject, "Organo-
geny, or the Science of Organization" 1"
Also, GA Lecture on Animal Magnet
ism," by J. G. Norr, M. D.
Southern Cultivator: JAS. CAmAK. Edi-
tor. J. w. &. w. S. JONES, Publish
ers, Augusta, Ga.-Price, Sl.O0.
We have received the May No. of
this excellent agricultural work. 1t is
filled with its usual variety of good
things for the farmer and planter.
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WEDNESDAY, MAY l3, 1916.
Errato.-In the poetry on the fourth
page, for "BERuE' read Bruin. For
fudeless" read fadeless.

% The Post Master at Dead Fall
will please stop the Mount Hill packa-
ges at that office, in order that they may
pass by the horse mail to that place.
We are informed by the Post Master at
Waterloo, that these packages arrive
weekly at his office and have to be sent
back to the Dead Fall P. O., which
causes delay in the papers getting to Mt
Hill.
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p% On the 23d ultimo, says the We
tumka (Ala.) Wing, DR.. WILLIAMS, of
Jackson county, who had been elected
Pennitentiary Physician by the Board
OF Inspectors, sent in his resignation.
On the reception of which the Board
proceeded to fill the vacancy, which re-
suited in the election of DR.. N. S. JONES.
of Wetumpka, formerly of AtbevilIc.
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War!1t will be seen by extracts
IN to-days paper, that hostilities have
actually begun between Mexico and the
United States. The American army
at the latest dates, was surrounded and
in quite perilous situation, with pro.
Visions enough for Is days only. Thir-
teen Americans were killed in the fight
and the remainder of the company, con-
slsting of 46, were taken prisoners
truly an inauspicious beginning; but
we fear not the result when our troons
are re'nforced,- which, perhaps, has been
effected before this. Gen. TAYLOR has
called upon the Governors of Louisiana
and Texas for 1000 men, which call
has been responded to. The Legisla.
lure Of louisiana has passed bill ap-
PFoprlating one hundred thousand dollars
10 equip and forward volunteers; and
great enthusiasm pervades all classes.
It's possible we shall have some hard
fighting for a while with the Mexicans
The revolutions of their own country.
and the war of Texas, has somewhat put
them in training for the field; but when
the Americans become once organized
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n Mrs DR. Branch, will accept
our thanks for the mess of strawberries
which were treat indeed Many of
them were of extraordinary size, one in
particular weighed IA grains We
were presented also with another of
mammoth size by DR. WARDLAw,
which weighed 1913 grams What say
you to these friend ABNEY? Edgefeld
may give it up if she can produce no
larger strawberries than these of which
you boast
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From, the Baltimore Sun.
Eight Days Later from Europe.
INTELLIGENCE BY THE STEAMSHIP


CA M B RIA.
The steam ship Cambria, on coming
into Boston on Sunday last, went ashore
on Cape Cod. The passengers and
mails were saved. and it is thought the
vessel will be got off.
The news brought by her is down to
the 10th ult., and is of a pacific charac-
ter. The advices that went out from
this country by the Hibernia were con-
sidered in England as tending to pre-
serve peace between the two countries.
The English people are engrossed by
their own public affairs, and excitement
upon the corn laws and Irish Coercion
Bill had reached such pitch that it
was expected Sir Robert Peel would
have to retire from his position at the
head Of affairs.
The opposition to his measures was
expected to be led by Lord Stanley.
The cotton market had advanced one
eighth of penny, the Hibernia having
carried out a confirmation of short crop.
PARL1ANENTARY.-T House OF
Commons met after the Easter Recess,
on the evening of Friday, when the Co.
ercion Bill again came up. Nothing OF
interest resulted.
The Hibernia arrived out on the
14th.
The packet Montezuma left the
Thursday previous for New York, with
30 passengers.
Oregon Questiom.-Nothing new has
transpired on this subject, and matters
remain in statu quo.
Corn I1ade-Since the Great Wes-
tern sailed, and there has been an i'm
prove demand for wheat, and the prices
have risen somewhat. In Liverpool
the corn trade is better.
Bank Fail~re-Latham & Co., Ban
kers, Dover, have failed. Liabilities
100000 pounds. Dividend Is shillings
to the pound.
Manufacturing Districts.-The latest
advices are of more favorable charac-
ter. More business has been done at
Rochdale in the flannel market-but
prices are no better. In Manchester,
prices have declined, generally the pri-
ces are dull.
Attempt to Kill the King of the French.
About half past o'clock, on Thurs
day, as Louis PHILIPPE was returning
from his drive in the forest of Foatain-
bleau, a man seated upon the wall, fired
at the King. His family were with
him. Several balls struck inside the
carriage, but no one was injured. The
assassin was arrested. His name is LIE.
conate. He is an old General, guardian
of the forest-Journal des De6ot,.
IRELAND.
The news is distressing-in some
parts of Tipperary the peasantry, una
BILE to resist longer the cravings of hun
ger have broken into the shops and
helped themselves. The town of Clom.
nell is in a state of seige, and the poor
starving people are only kept down by
fear of the bayonet.
Mr.. Peel stated in the House of Com
mons, that the suffering condition of the
country had been the object of the atten-
ton ofgovernment by night and by day.
In many cases there were no potatoes
left--in none will the fast perishinp
root be found after May. The accounts
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and in the harness, they will plant the
stars and stripes upon the walls of Mex
leo. Thousands of fiery spirits from
the West will swell the numbers of the
army, eager to signalize themselves in
battling for their country; and doubtless
an army of thirty thousand men will be
raised in less time than month.
The New Orleans papers state that
BENZ. STORY, President of the Bank of
Louisiana, has made an offer of $780,
600 for the use of the State to make pre-
parations for carrying on the war. Great
excitement and enthusiasm prevailed in
New Orleans; and volunteers are rapid
ly giving in their names and enlist
ments going on. Eight hundred voIun-
teers were enrolled at the latest dates.
A large and enthusiastic meeting was
held on the Sd instant at Mobile, and
spirited resolutions passed and in anti
cipation of a call from the Governor of
Alabama, volunteers were being orga-
nized according to the system of the U.
S. service. One hundred volunteers
left Mobile on the 5th instant for the Rio
Grande.
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If The General Conference of the
Methodist E. Church, South, have elect
ed DIR. WILLIAM CArERs, of this State.
and DR.. ROBERT PAINE, of Tennessee.
Bishops of the M. E. Church, South.
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Melancholy Accsdent,-We regret to
learn that one of our valuable citizens
Major John G. Caldwell, was killed on
Saturday last He was endeavorlng to
hive a swarm of bees which had lodged
upon the limb of tree, when in cutting
off the limb it fell and rebounding struck
him upon the head and dislocated his
neck,-he died Immediately without
speaking-
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n twill be seen by reference to our
advertising columns that our neighbors
below IN the Drug Store, have just re-
ceived new supply of Medicines &c
We would particularly call the atten-
ton of the ladies to the perfumery and
fancy articles which they have received
and as they are fond of such things we
are sure they can be suited.
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There are still several indict-
ments pending agaisnt Polly Bo-.
dine for murder, arson and grand
larceny.