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The CrODs,

The fruit crop promises to be abundant in the
tra part OF New York. that agricultural correspondents
to the newspapers writing communications to in
sruct the farmers how to preserve their against
the evil effects of too great bearing One writer in the
Syracuse Journal that he has trees transpanted
only year ago, and which at the present time
more than two two and half inches through at the
ground, which show from six hundred to thousand
peaches, nearly the size of pigeons eggs and these
by no means rare instances 1t would indeed be novel
sight to see our peach market supplied from Western
New York.
Three or four weeks ago the crop Of wheat in this
county seemed to be almost entirely cut off, but the
abundan. rains and cool weather have brought it for
ward beyond all expectation The crop, however, will
be very light much oft has been winter. killed and
the fly has injured 1t in places 1t is the general
opinion Of the farmers that there will be half the usual
crop, II not more. Corn IL backward, and in some
places has been cut of by the worm and replanted
there will probably be an abundant crop. Oats look
fine, well other grain cropsdkron (Oho) Beacon
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE ga

Cleared.
asa 6 5 esa Boyd Hnesa'
gaIkdLFhhino SNSrwl Jansen London Geo Gerdmg;
Bngs-HaImonian, (NorwJ Eyder, Trieste, WIN Weiser:
3,Ga p Solo GenG s;t DPphn On Rsshs Cork
comb; ferrs Foso. Bmz(, Rero, Msranhs@ Corning
Sehrs.Jsrsey Star Obj McKevitt Cork sc. Richardson
Watson Co; Dandy, tBD Petty, Eethue5a; Ellen sedg
wick. Beason Wilmington Roe, johnson, Baltimore.
Ship Sea- Trueman, from Liverpool 22d May with mdse to
Taylor Merrill 18th instant lat a. long 81 &c. spoke fishing
schr Grange, MANCHESTER with 900 FISH
in ballast 10 maste3 steerage passengers Roche Bro
theirs.
in ballast bound to Trinidad de Cubaput in here land pas
sengers-GS steeTge passengers 10 Henschen Unkhart
Br brig Hope Besant, days from Norfolk.
Br brig Oak, Besant days from Norfolk in ballast to
order.
81 British brig Eclipse Mesns = days from Picou swh
Schr Fame Nickeon IT days from Halifax, with fish, TO
Spanish polacca oven Francisco Botel % days from Neu
Schr Victoria, McMath, days from Norfolk, with rice
Schr Statesman Wass, days from Machas with lumber
schr Ecot Clay6eld from Bridgeport bound to Balti.
schr Iowa, Morton, days from Baltimore. with 1863 tons
Ship Elisha Dennison. Seey, from Vera Cruz with
OF government stores
Br brig Leila, so days from Galway, for New Yok-was
Washington, and refused pilot
Br brig Eclipse, from Pictou, N s.
Also lbng IN the Eastern offng
Ships Virginia, for Mexico, with troops Constitution,
for Lyepool Sardinia, do bark Anahuac Cork; Chatham
for Bdport; Savannah for Hamburg bgs Drainan Bre'
America, and others.
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LVERPooL-Ship Consttution-F u Thunton, Miss Caro-
line Thlron Miss Ellen Thqrstop Miss Sampson edward
Prosssr and lady of Bookyn Robert Leech lady
@ Barnard New Orleans; Alexander Marion Manuel Ca.
Parker staordhre England; Edward Floyd Petersburg,
Va; j Saloman, London.
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o. Mr.: Seth Barton, the charge ofthe United
States TO Chill, viii 60 out In the Brandywne from
norfolk about the middle Of July The Ohio viii wait
for him at Ro Jansiro carry him to his port Of des
nnaton The Ohio herself Is destined for the racinc
squadron Wdshfnefou Union. June a.
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sale orstoc<. at Boston.

EXCHANGE BoARD, JUNE 2i-30 Western Railroad ioSt3
100 do, lo8%; 50 Western Railroad Rights 81 20 PORTLAND
Ssco and Portsmouth, II, 1924; Long Island do III 100
East Boston Company 50 Norwich and Worcester Rail
road 3: IT'S do SIX do, 30 ST. % do, GO 81; % do,
10 d Sax. . - .
and Worcester do 35k; % do do 33s o $4,000 Treasury
Notes iO6k Boston and Maine Railroad Rights, 230
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

A,r;v., ..b. PHIIIApsLrHIx JUNG 22-4 F. NJ
AaS NRsEs;i,
S HeS%pS% s dS .1r R%sns %s Try
CoIson do barge Orb, Knapp do and steamer ronsdes
8elow brig Chcopee Emery, from Boston, and schr vr
hi!. s;::
uis HS. Hull Sas:s do s%rSs f fss9s
4ss"y Sn. Hoa e'
Y Yoa &
MULLEN, do; barges Psrpoise, Drake; Venus, Wilson, and
Notice to Mariners.
H.yArA CusroM REeuLATses.1Ihe Spanish govern
ed TO her cooees by foreign vessels and shipped 70 the
Gy Se
articles had been imported from the place Of production by
- Miscellaneous Record.
eas late master Of The whale bark Sarah and Esther
charge s' Of both
the cargo had been put into the government
r %se ois' ea1sc Captain
called on Mr. Wise for .ss,.ancs and that Mr. W. though
refused to hear or receive any Communication from him.
BR BARK BoaprcEA, of London, which sailed hence for
%,ss S. q Y.%oash on sSs aiss, d ;Ss
lie wreck and returned Yarmouth Crew and pssssnse"
Sem M H. Of cs' es.p.d 70 be the ys:'s
wfcked on oosepacca Hcadnsurcd Boston for $4O00
Spoken.
Packet ship Iowa. Wheeden DAYS from York for Ha-
vre, June 20, 20 miles SW Of Nantucket Shoals.
SIC ship sumst, day, from New York for East Indies
Br ship tetiua He days hence for Quebec June co.
Ship Probus, Devnes hence for Have June 49, lat ~ So
long SO so. - ~ " ~
sE osi y TS day from Providence for Charleston is
y": ss 81 salem S,1 Esy Z. 9T Nay York.
Big Ps {of E.spolS from New YORK for New Ross.
| i.,May n, lat ~, long 20, - -" ''
Bns Js,o from Philadelphia for Vera Cruz June o. Vera
schr Ann tBD 60 days from Glasgow for York. June 49,
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0ER K00 TO LEM. on Bond and Mortgase
suit applicants This belongs 70 estate IN trust and
will bs loaned for tern 9f years Apply mms6ISey e
basement. ais eod2msN
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PH,LApELrHIA, June %, ls47.


The committee appointed by the town meeting to
arrangements for the reception of the President
have nearly completed their business. part Of the
committee proceeded to Baltimore to meet the Pre-
sdent and suite and the rest will proceed down to Will
mington tomorrow morning In the steamer George
Washington which has been selected to convey the
ty from that place to the city After proceeding along
the city front the boat will return the navy yard
where the President and suite will be landed Prepara
tions making for magnificent collation. on board
the George Washington, during her progress up the
river.
A man and woman, calling themselves Charles Chew
from Lancaster County where they had passed several
counterfeit notes on the Cayuga County Bank Of New
York.
The Geld staff and non-commissioned officers of the
first division p NJ paid complimentary visit to Gen
Patterson last evening at his residence and hand
somey entertained by him.
The office to which Joseph r. Chandler was elected
by the directors of the Grard College that of Pre-
sdent of the Board and not of the Faculty Of the Col
oge has been enormously supposed by persons
and presses. The former is an honorary Office only,
while the incumbent Of the latter to receive $4,000 per
1t is stated authority that Mr.. Chandler
weud decline the latter it offered to him There
is to be but matron at $1,000 per annum, and not
four.
nest of dark colored specimens of humanity dis
tarbed last night by the watch in the lower part of the
city and nearly fifty the majority being Of the fair
introduced to his honor the Mayor this morning.
They disposed of in double quick time the
Of Ethiopia being too powerful to endure it for any
length Of time unmoved.
Herr Ryminger, adverses to walk a wire, suspended
the Schuylkll river this afternoon. crowd will
be congregated of course which it is conectured the
principal part Of the feat the tayerns located in the
vicinity. Pipa la Humbug
The lessee of the Walnut street theatre has benefit
given him evening" by the members of that
establishment Mr. Collins has volunteered to perform
the occasion gratuitousy and bumper will doubt
less be the result Of this compliment The School
Scandal, !" Is the comedy selected or the occasion.
Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia.
JUNE 22-FIRsr BoARp-t00O Reading RR Bonds 7s; 300
State SIS, 82 5000 Tenn Bonds SIS, SO; 5000 Reading RR
Bonds, 49,
tSEcoNp sALE-s Commercial Bank, 55i 5000 us Treas
ury Notes. 1917 1000 City docs ol Girard Bank 1871 80 u
D. Bank AZ 1000 State SIS, 824 400 Reading 32z; Pha
depha Bank. las; 1000 Readng RR Bonds, TX.
SECOND BoARp3 Penn. Bank $780, 1880 US Loan 6s e.
XSIss reading RR Bonds, IN; so Norris
RR li5l 60 Lehigh Coal Scrip 8is Penn Bank
10 FleminRton Copper. %; $50 Reading kI 325S.
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NEW HAVEN, June 30, ls47.
NeW Haven is Great Piaee-Weddings, &C., and .qir
Line Railroad-Haryord, &c.
This great city great account OF Its colleges
classical theological, medical, and could should, or
would have been agricultural but that the recent le
gature would not agree to the very modest request
the faculty. in opening the purse strings Of the State to
the tune Of $4,000, deeming IT, in their simplicity
quite well to retain the rargent in their strong
box as to hand II to the Puritans influences Of
Yale College.
Great in its railroads, made and making In its steam.
ers in Its society literary scientific and fashionable
Great in its parties assemblies and assembsges great
in its weddings Of which there have been dozen
within the last fortnight, and more in prospect; but
great greater greatest in that in prospect but
alas Is not.
IT would seem that young gentleman, a candidate
for theological honors, accomplished learned, inte-
gent wealthy, whose heart and hand dispensed most
literally his large estate sought for whether It
his heart hand, or wealth the deponent saith noD by
lady Of most engaging appearance, decacy Of manner
intelligent erudite but alas not like him. either young
rich the suit Of the fair rejected words en-
sued the friends of the parties took sides. Rev Mr.
the champion Of the theologian Rev Doctor welding
the club In favor of the LADY, this the position Of
the begerents and whether II will be settled by APP
peal to the Court eccesastc In other time
will determine
Quite feeling has existed here and elsewhere for
some weeks on the subject Of the air line raroad the
last Legislature gave the charter including bridge Of
the nversat Middetown In consequence Of the bridge
aam the Governor vetoed the bill, and sent IL back
~ was sgain passed by the constitutional majority at
won tne gooa people Of Hartford were professed TO
De- apunaAntly aggrieved, and imperiously indignant
Iney nave oeen raising Ned this session. to get the
sroge section repealed the Legislature have
been sitting some two weeks longer than they otherwsc
would TO learn something Of this momenous subject
few days since tho Hartordonians were throvn into
scstscies by the vote for repeal passing the House by
the obstinate Senate have refused by maority ~ ona
vote to concur Hartford now, is deprived Of passage
to the Middstown its rival laughs in its sleeve:
and although there is to be a chain In the hridr.
always to be kept open except at the moment OF The
passing of the train still vessel 70 to Hartford
and ruin stares them In the face.
1 rather wonder that you have not regular
correspondent In this place. TO give you and your
readers information, from time to time, Of what
be Interesting to them--of our colleges, churches
schools boarding houses Sc to say nothing Of our
in ur5e at this season most beautiful.
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Passengers Sailed.

Passenger Arrived.
LIyERpooL-Ship Sea-Mr H Keenan,, T Keenan,, Mr. Pom
DOR Sarah Pondor. Drilling, and III in the Storage
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with sentiment of regret that leaves lasting impress
sion, ,.x,~..... a. 49,
ing ,c, p..... ,,a - A. -ho,
s1.,r was au fair recherchs eiegdnfe and very nice
Had Old Bullion been present the quality Of the grape
would strongly tempted him to repeat the "erpan
siou with which he stands charged by Mr.. Hannegan
on the night the expungng resolutions; and yet the
opy ptibe effect Of the inspiring
sparkling conversation sparkling the exharating gas
that from the unmistakeable champagne We had
idea that the unobtrusive Prussian Minister
able master in the requisites and pre-. requtes
elegant blowout like this blending it did the finish of
European arrangements with the graces of the Ameri
can style. Respectfully THE DOCTOR.
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NArs rAT1NT Aosn-Tcs ~ y N.w Yosa b ths
Walter, sse BrOsdwsy; g9ssp6 Ash. PCS Brosawayi
r. stree george K Howell 8 fsrk Row; FAM Srsss
Rector street, George Fulton, SIS Broadway Knight
Rhodes ssl B,osaway Thomas Hanson geo B,Osdw.y MI
avenue; Nath Sawyer 239 Blocker street, Craig Broad
way; j. Stuart G26 Broadway; r Quinn 3H Broadway;
H. Trowbrdge, 2io Water Mckenzie QHaIa 635
street; j. Aken Sixth avenue; Samuel Pryor 2 Third
avenue Plumbers; and d. Hodgman Of Maiden Lane
and Nassau and where else In the city OF New fork
JED 30t re
VVO CAPITALISTS AND MANUFACTURERs.-Ihe
subscriber being far advanced in years DESTROYS
from the Of business he therefore offers for sale his
valuable aud productive property at the mouth
hundred miles from New York and fifty from Albany II
Of Of power and above what
is now together with $50 Of land Immediately
and lots which many dwelling houses erected large
paper mill, productive toll bridge and dwelling
houses will be included in the sale This property will
seven per cent per annum ON the price at which Will be
There other falls ofthe Esopus Creek within and
half miles Of the Hudson River least hundred all
Of which may be got for small considerations and If TdiS
ously improved would city like Lowell On
these premises the manufactures in full operation
the Ulster Iron Works, the New York and saugeres White
smaller works.
good steamboat regularly between these works and
New York. Freights and down. rs dollar
ton, taken from and delivered at the mills.
Payments Will be made very accommodating II not sold
before the 18th Of June will be disposed Of day by
ton the Merchants Exchange O'Clock in New York
by Anthony j. Blocker Auctoneer.
For further apply BY letter. personally TO the
auctioneer, No. Broad street. New York the premises
m2or cit
nR, ELLIOTT, Oculisr, sss Broadway, informs his pa
y that during the months he will be in his
office, from 10 to o'clock Tuesdays Thursdays. and
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BOARD IN THE COUNTRY.

BOARD IN THE COUNTRY.
FEW families can be accommodated with board at Of
the most delightfully."- situated and healthy summer resi-
dences IN Orange county mile from the Hudson River
landing at Comwa-the best Steamboats, land daily 70 and
BILE home for those who wish spend the the
y Early application desrsble For further prrticuls
Liam streets Sinclair As5 Houston streets c. Ring l92
mo MEDI1AI MEN Ann OTuERS-Eor ..e an AZ.
tensye and long ssiabi;sbed cash ;ce Pracs;ce IN AZ
- r anu 9ns es,apishes cash Cmce Iactice 10 as
has beeo Of 81 0c the last two Will he sold
On senls' te p s",ns 70
;1o y" A. ooA 100 nuao' I've" io'R um
- - ~.
EIS FL \, ~ EoE ABLE PREPARED
ny ~ 2 Is .he only 5emeay ioI Ehlepuc riu OF
o he a sixteen years has tested oy many persons who
nave suffered with this dreadful disease and IN almost every
case TseIe Il had lar trial. has effected permanent cure
which presented BY eminent physicians to be had by applying
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ALBANY, June 81, lS47.
Ihe Presidentis Northern Yisik

The Presidents Northern VisiL
The hospable people of the capital always to
sustain their reputation for chivary and warm friend
ship have, in the following resolution which adopt
cd at meeting of the democratic general committee
Saturday evening, indicated their wish that Mr. Polk
will extend his northern visit to Albany -
Resolved. That a committee of three, to be desig-
mated by the chair be- appointed to ascertain whether 1t
the intention of President Polk to extend his tour
far north as Albany and If to address him behalf
OF this committee, and make the necessary arrange
ments for his reception and accommodation"
Messrs. F. II. Hastings, NJ Hendrickson, and J. l.
Werner, Of this city, appointed committee to
respond with the President.
The military companies also about to hold meet
ings to complete arrangements for the reception Of Mr.
Polk and II he should come there no doubt but he
would be highly gratihed with his visit
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mr. ELLIOTT, Ocust, 6s3 Broadway, informs his pa
y ents that during the months he will be in his
Office from 10 to o'clock. Tuesdays, Thurdays and
Fridays je8 7tis2ltossrrc
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NR: COOPER, "A DUANE street, between Chatham and

VNR COOPER, II DUANE street, between Chatham and
~ William streets has for the last fourteen years enjoyed
man in New York He the most aggravated of
this disease and mild cured five days STRIFE
he the worst form of structure in from to
weeks with scarcely the patient Constitutional
debility, brought by habit INDUCED in BY young
men. This when freely INDUCED beges dyspepsia,
tellect and society warranted every
case, charge. No mercury used.
Post paid letters containing SO for advice attended
ie23 30t*r
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shs ss,isf,son they sys 70 those Who them
2lmOns Coartandt street,
2-nfianmstions is too well known to need remarks upon
2~Bsm Of Columbia for staying or restoring the hair
Gland keeping the head perfectly free from dandruf and
s sad Bone and
ss Ss s ANY w sSas ss aa9 and give beau
Sl YiG;s without ;aISns the skin f.,
2-Townsend, sands and COmstock's Extract Of ssrsapa
2i-spohn Remedy. excellent article for sick
aPnk Syrup for coughs, colds and all diseases of the
.alEsys' Linmen will the obstinate cases of
,2l5vemifnge for children adults. fail
al-stove Crate and Iron yamish superior to any thing
Bug do w.y
Lonslsys Western Indian di fanacea, the best family
Sold ONLY ,n at NO 9TwENTY.oNE Courtlandt street.
SULPHVR, BATHs.55For EruptiOns Of the Skin &c.,
] s
ss .Ss rssy ss Ssy
Smith and others, whose establish
s T Open % to Efsr all other remedies have
7 Shakers Compound Syrup of sa.pp.ra
FERs 6E sgoGxs .ssa R.s. hE
bri.ncy S the gliding unsqua!ed By othsT article il
to e0si
JAMES M. KELLY Shakespeare Building corner Of sixth
he
nh and
noss
h ms sRS
depend upon their being supplied the shortest
By Re
bis sa s.
rate as any Other and Mercer and Tailor
Philadelphia, May, ls47. jel5 Im*z
s.soS%sy SFIFs ss hE
haa have ever heretofore been offered anu
Also hand ssss Of French window Shades.
WRAPPING PAPER-I5, 900 rearns cap, crown and dou-
BILE crown rag straw wrapping Of superior
~. so., fER rs :. s :, BROOKS 3,
MUsKETs AND GUNs.-3Ooo Muskets for shipping.
Nt 900 double and single Guns.
fsli TsEs GUN Lock. and oup.m tbs
sale cheap c!fs%s maiden lane
rial Rheum,tism Pains the JOINTS CONNECTIONS Of the
;srfsy sys his e.ride.s g. Hsns.
JOsf I He No e p%aH for the cure
By other skful physicians and been tortured by quacks
say that those who attended me said they
csse like mne the liberation very extensive all
esy and To- my he'd my life was perfect
bones and joints Dr. Heine No 20 Duane shall be
thankful all my life time.
seen at the corner Of Maiden Lane and South street.
GREAT CURE OF sCKOFULA, MERCURIAL UL.
pp S 81 BS1s: and Sso Sy Dr. d.
hereby certify that was cured by Dr. Joseph
sn ss,d iSSH' five d S% wsh
II 81
son 9sa T 10 ne s
care soon began to mend and am now cured Such
street. GEORGE w. GIBBONS.
We the undersigned know the above be
,.s, ,o,.. j. E1 dEEa IL Va g. Ward
9s0j}R I Plates hI poor Plates Zine Brass and
sss, Door f' cfH ~ y 4 II Murray street
ID burhA Professor Of the French Language having fur.
% IN anS large :Hs Sss %
Of sfs' 81 ssa
Of and City a s S a w e
SCENERY the French language music re-
% E5 ths, % M apply a The ferry sayS Master
third street, near the Peck slip ferry wiiamsbursh
BOARD IN THE COUNTRY.
FEW families can be accommodated with board at Of
the most deshaaily situated and healthy summer resi-
landing Comwal-he best steamboats, land daily to and
BE e. who w w % s
ny Early application is dersbe For turtle. p,.tisulsn
liam streets; r. Sinclair 435 Houston c. H. Ring 1872
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FERRY.
NV. ..ing AZ Tillous Doek-EARe Orr sHILLIre
"A ns o SSHIRdovs ssssmboats FRANK Capt lssac Scott
, an9 further notice, COUGHING Hammond and 18th
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THE EYE

DR WHEELER. Oculist, % Greenwich street, deyotes
his exclusive attention diseases Of the Eye and OPP
thalmc Surgery Artificial Eyes for sale aud inserted
reasonable terms Office hours from AM to o'clock PM
after which he visits outdoor patients.
pamphlet containing remarks on diseases Of the with
instances Of great effected by Dr. Wheeer
mode Of treatment be had grautously his residence
the will be forwarded any making application to
him by letter, pOstIMid IN re
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BOARDING IN A FRENCH FAMILY at Williams
bugh-A Professor Of the French Language having
nshed with elegance and comfort large and Beautifully fin
the Peck slip, wishes to accommodate, for the
s b uan OF b o. e. 2,
borhood Of New York. commanding extensive view Of
the harbor and city Of New York. with the surrounding
Lessons the French language and music If
CURED For further information apply the ferry Master in
street. leaving from the river which between the
third street, the Peck slip ferry, Williamsburgh
mi re
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MO ElUAL.-The improvement of 1846.-ALEXAN
~ DER'S TRICOBAPHE which nstantansously colors
the Hair natural Black Brown and gives the beauty
elasticity of youth and warranted either wash rub
soil the skin The proprietor since its improvement pre-.
it the public With the confidence having
equal, and as a perfect dye.
For sale by Rushton & Co, Broadway; j. 8. Aspinwa
William street; Johnson Moore X Taylor, Maiden lane and
A. B. d. Sands New York and by the sole agents for the
United States. X. x. g. A. WRIGHT
al0 1msrrc Philadelphia.
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ED-Ladies and Gentlemen having any of super
ngous clothing or furniture dispose Of obtain
ubscber a. his residence, through the post which will
IL BE BOER, TX Canal st., up stains
n y. Ladies can be attended to by Mrs Do Boer.
amount .my& @tsr