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BACON COLLEGE.

THIS aourshng institution located at Hauodsburg
Ky. Zone of the moral and delightful villages In
America long and justly celebrated for its mineral waters
is the full tide OF successful operation under the fol-
lowing faculty, Wis
JAMES SHANNON President and Professor of Bellies Let
tres, and OF Moral, Intellectual and Political Science
SAMUEL HATcu Professor OF Natural Philosophy, Chem
istry, aud Geology
H. H. WHirE Professor of Mathematics and Civil Engi-
neerng.
q H. MATTHEWS, Professor Of Ancient Languages.
=. AsKEw, Principal OF the Preparatory department.
DR.. g. ID. RUNYAS, Bursar.
IL is confidently believed that college in the west Of
fcrs superior advantages for obtaining thorough eeuca
ton the reasonable terms. .U
The session OF ten months viii commence on the
flst Monday in september which day is desirable
that every student should be at his post.
Extra be instructed, if necessary in Hebrew
French, and Italian.
in good families (ncludng washing and ghts) can be
had at from So to 81 rs per week.
JAMES SHANNON, President
HARRoosBURe, KY.-July s-Iaw6wcp
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vote in Wake county party triumph, and states that
brought strictly to that before the election the
wings having showed = off the track with the lay
Tor flag flying, and concentrated on Mr. Arlington This
the letter writer wrote after the election over when
he knew what he wrote not true for the majority
for Daniel in Wake over Arlington was only 2sf, IN
stead of between 800 and l00 and he must have known
that the whg party did not concentrate Arlington,
neither did the democratic party concentrate his oppo-
nen Danie for the democratic vote in that county is at
full election 800; whereas Daniels entire vote, wings
and democrats combined, amounts to only 927 and the
wing strength in Wake is about 1000, and Arngton's
vote wings and democrats combined, amounted to only
GO; and he knew too that the city OF Raleigh there
were least $50 wings who refused to vote and in the
face of all this that any could be found bold enough
to make such an assertion, astonshes me.
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TO CONTRACTORS.
ENGINEER's OFFICE,
JAMES RIVER AND kANAwHA COM

JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA COMPANY,
Big Island Bedford county, Va, Aug Z, 1871
PROPOSALS will be received at Lynchburg, Va, UNI
the 18th September next for all the work on their
river to Big Island-a distance of about nineteen mile
The work comprises about eight locks (the foundations
two of which have been laid,) few small culverts, d
abutents of road and farm bridges and eight
finished sections (rom half mile to nile long) e exc
James river west of Big Isandone at the Cusha
falls about III feet long and feet high, and the other
below the mouth Of North river about 40 feet long and
feet high Specifications, plans, Nc, OF the said work
be exhibited at the Engineers Office ut Big Island,
after the 18th OF September next and all needll informs
ton will be given any time by the tassisant enginea
on the line of wor,s aforesaid az,
WALTER GWYNN, Chief Engineer
Aug I3-3tav25hS Sept
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Mnrstal's SnIe.

TN virtue of writ OF fcri facds, acias under the
lien law issued from the clerk office of the circuit court
OF the District of Columbia for the county of Washingon
and directed, shall expose public sale for ,sh
on Monday, the 18th day of September the front OF
the courthouse door OF said county, the hour OF IL O'clock
the following property viz Part of lot No s. square
No 5lS IN the OF Washington, with the Improvements
tereon-being two-sory frame dwelling house, &c,
seized and levied upon the property of John Ennis and
sold to satisfy judicals No H. October 1885, in ia
vor of Ulysses Ward against said John Ennis.
ALEXANDER HUNTER,
Aug. l6--dts Marshal of the District ofCoumba.
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st. johns college, Annapolis, Md.

WILL resume the lectures and studies September 9TH
w when pupils may join the several classes. They may
be prepared in the grammar school for collegiate standing
and then instructed in all the branches of full scientific
ana classical course The apparatus very valuable and
completes the library extensive besides the rich cab
ne. OF minerals The State collection in geology is deposited
iere anu The Chief officers Of the State government are
members OF te Board of Trustees. The modern languages
arc Taught without extra charge The expenses $3.50
Pc ain ne site is peculiarly beautiful and healthul ;
,o uefe Is nilroad communication with Washington and
Saiumore The annual commencement is on the 2d of
re a uai Y, O. HECTOR HUMPHREYS,
~ - -'Wini President.
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GUNNER BOARDING.-The subsc riber can accommo
~ date limited number of boaroers for the summer
and reasonable terms, at the Union Hotel, Fairfax
Courthouse. The house is a very pleasant and comfort
able one, with large airy It's location being only
fifteen miles from the District of Columbia. daily line Of
stages points, and stops at this house
The proverbia health of the village and neghborhood
ders 1t very desirable place for persons living the Dis
tric and who desire board their families in the country
July I7-dtf LEWIS s. PRTTCHARTT'
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r United STATES FINANCIAL, DEpApTuF,rr
~ The Treasury Department and its various a., -
reaus their ORIGIN organization, and practical operation
illustrated being supplement the Synopsis OF
Instructions for the administration of revenue laws ao
ing the commercial and system of the IIn.a
States in fourteen chapters. BY Robert Mayo M u !, 80,
volume quarto. Price 81 So 80
The above work, which has been for considerable time
in preparation the Treasury Department. has lust been
printed, extra copies of which are for sale by
VIM O. FORCE
Aug.7 Penn. avenue, corner of 10th street
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HmLiARpsroN, Nash. Co, IN. c. Aug. 10, 1s47

HILLIARDsION NASH. 20, On. u Aug. 10, 1917.
To the Editor of the Union.
Our congressional election is over, and Mr.. Daniel
lthe nomlnee) IS elected by majority of 1856 votes over
Mr. Arlington of the independent democratic candi-
dates
have extract of letter from Raleigh, ~ c.,
dated August 9th, 1s47, published in your Semi weekly
Union OF Tuesday last which boasts OF the result OF the
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OFFICIAL VorE.

Mr.. Daniel, the nominee of the caucus, Messrs. Ar
rngton and Toole Independent democratic candidates.
next presidency.
Look at the vote of Edgecombe and Nash. the two
strongest democratic counties in the district and then you
will know whether Mr. Arringtons democracy ques
mad
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TTNHfI Mechanics OF Fluids Men, incu
ding hydostatcs, descriptive and constructive, by All.
exander Jamieson-l volume octave, with many enpra-
vings-mpored from London, by +. TAYLOR. Price
81 rs Julv 40
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PROCLAMATION.
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,


jackson, Mississippi July 90 1s47
The President of the United States has authorized the
acceptance OF battalion of volunteer riemen from Mis-
sissipp The subjoned correspondence will show the
circumstances under which the President granted the
authority, and the service which the battalion is ex.
pected perform No appeal is made TO the chiyalry OF
the State The patriotic fires which kinded by the
first blast of the trumpet have gone out Authority
has been asked and has been given for five companies
OF riemen, organized in separate battalion to join their
countrymen in arms, under the command OF the heroic
General Scott to aid in conquerng peace with the Mex
nation Notice is therefore given that the FIRST hye
companies organized according to the terms stated by the
Secretary OF War; and reported to after the Odd day OF
August next will be accepted. A day will be appointed
Immediately after the fifth company is reported for gen.
eral rendezvous Vicksburg, of which timely notice will
be given Companies cautioned against marching to
the rendezvous until ordered do Persons desirous
of volunteering may be assured that they will be for
warded without delay TO the seat of war; and that every
possible will be used to make them AZ comiorta-
bic as possible -
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THE LITERARY WORLD,
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Department also (which they offer at
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The n o. Pcayune has been placed in possession of
Cassius M. Clay:
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A, G. BROWN,
WAR DEPARTMENT, July II, 1s4I

7,
SIR, The President having authorized the acceptance
of the battalion of volunteer nemen from your State
fered to in the enclosed correspondence your excelen
cy is requested them 10 be organized with the
least practicable delay, to during the with
Mexico unless sooner discharged
The battalion will consist of l lieutenant colonel; ad
ju.ant being one of the subalems OF companies:
geant maor quarermaster sergeant; principal mus
can and companies, each to consist of captain;
first lieuenant second Geutenans sergeants; cor
porals; musicians, and from so to 100 privates
The restrictions and requirements in other respects will
be the same as those specified in the requson of this
department of the 10th of November last The companies
will rendezvous Vicksburg, where they will be organ
lied into battalion, and be mustered into the service by
an officer of the United States army.
have the honor to be- very respectfully your obedent
servant, w. L. MARCY,
Secretary of War
His Exceency ALBERT G. BRowN, Governor of Mssis-
sippi, Jackson, Miss.
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WAR DEPARTMENT. July Is, -

WAR DEPARTMENT, July Is, 1S47
SIR am directed by the President to inform you, in
reply to your letter of the Goth umo, that he will accept
OF such battalion of riemen you suggest, to serve
during the war; be raised in the State OF Mississippi
You indicate the employment OF them under Major Gene
raj Taylor; but is probable that the active opera
tons will be with the column under the command of
Major General Scott and their services may be required
in connection with that column. Presuming that they
viii prefer the most active service and that differ
ent destination from that mentioned by you will not
impede the raising OF it, shall send forthwith request
the governor to aid in the organization thereof.
In regard your suggestion that the battalion should
be mounted [ would remark that the mounted force
already called out is deemed TO be sufficient for the SER
vice which may be required of that description of force
and it is not now proposed to add to their number.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant.
w. l.. MARCY,
Secretary of War
Col. JEFFERSON DAVIS
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WARRENroN, MISSISSIPPI, June %, 1917

WARRENToN, MISSISSIPPI, June 90 1877
SIR Several companies have been raised in this State,
composed partly of the of the regiment commanded
in Mexico. Applications have been made to me for in
formation TO the mode by which they be received
into Gen Tayos army, and obtain transportation hither
The greater part of them prefer to mounted
they are willing engage for the war; and authority
were given, have doubt would soon fill up the in
complete regiment called from Texas believe it would
require but short time TO raise another rifle regiment
take the place of that lately dsbanded, if this be desa
Bile. Those who have spoken to me attach great import
ance to the difference between volunteers originally
called out and the organization provided for those who
after the expiration OF tn cir twelve months term should
eengage because the first class have the right OF elect
ing their own officers whenever vacancies occur.
Please inform me whether companies, battalion,
or regiment of remen, will be received if so, will they
be allowed TO go out as mounted men, will they be re-
ceved as foot under the act of May 10, 1886?
Very respectfully, your most obedent servant,
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Hon W. L. MARCY, Secretary of War
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s,m n~ss, lAL isrhi.LIssssuE
The Flour Mark cts.


PHrLApELPHIA. Sept Is The general tone OF the
market dat Ia brssdtuHs the trsnssstions aonti nus
retrcti sai thu sales rat exclusively TOR one
co ,tiol Flour Al, safes Of souud oil Western
at s. SIX All f~asa AMI recently groun at s. so psl
brrl sale OF ~ barrels At IS 81 n IS 37H Penn
syiv.us dur il hill ~ SIS SIX Ryehpuris very sczrne
last stst Corn s-al Ia dnl at So barr ri
Or uS.as Of 20DO bushels good old Penney ysna -
whsst Vt 81 Is husne in store; 1000 do new uth
RID At 81 rs 81 05 which Ia decline Rye NJ
sales to-day oru Ia duh; sale Of 500 bushels Penn
wanted; good new Southern worth 81 ~ cents
CINcisNArr, Sept s-rhrre several sales on
Wednesday, Dot then reported 100 bbls from rshaoa
the sales as ibis from canal ut 81; 80 do from
road Vt 81 10; 81 do from store ut o7 eo 40 i
road at o.: 100 do at t.und-rstood 20 Lev 81
nt about 81 o. There 10 little or no dsmsnu - ' ~,
cut prices sustained by the bmS suppy non
exceeding the wants for retailing oouerso' IVA 49,
bbs. deli verabls October lst, at -
DxrRorr Sept 10 Flour begins to como IN E .
freely bv the railroad and hear OF many os "a Store
on the line The receipts by wagons are grauuay gam
ing 81 40 was paid freely From store We hear OF put
one ssis NJ oonseouence terms not made public
Sm.,i os. al. A. a. So and ooc n.ly ls!s higher
Corn-But little doing About 20 bushels sod Tor
4Oc Although SIX Is considered the market price
RocHrsrEa Sept l3.-The tendency of the hor
marked IL rather downward Wheat during the past
week has in more freely though still not sufficient
to supply the demand Buyers are unwilling to pay
more 81 90 to 81 90. mostly the former price Sc
veral parcels of -four have changed hands during the
week ut SIS lax to SIS rs $50 bbs Batavia Mills good
brands sold Saturday ut IS l2h Corn is held ut SO
cents though sales Of small ots have been made at
II to 4s cts Barley A cts Oats 81 to SO cts.
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sseamshP-New York. tF Frrrand. Cherbourg and Havre
shps-soldan. Thomas, Liverpool J Ogden; CoIumb,
tyaowayC harles'on Durham Dmon; Republic, Seymour
Barks-27th May, (Hsm) Henes Cadiz. Schmidt BaIch
emf Ann y RICHARDSON, spail. Barbadoes Wood.
Brss-Gem. fBr Montgomery: st STEPHENS, NB Virginia
Collins APaiaehcol, Marshall Lavender k.chnond Belle
schrs-Ann Gardiner Harman, Richmond N l. MeC.radv
Cos Globe, Simmons, Washington, NC.S Mitchell; Eli
colt, Cole, Baltimore johnson Lowden; Homer emit
Boston; Mary Clsrk, -, Salem.
Arrived.
Ship Glenmore. Clark Liverpool. Aug H. to Richard,on
Ship Hartford, sannermann Savannah 10 days to Durham
Dmon.
Bark Lsurens (whalsr Of Sag Harbor) EldrdRe Rio ia.
days. with $500 bags coffee III dozen
TO H.. htsInmonyE Nephews U % passengers.
Son ship Grouas, Knight for Boston; bark Diligence
Portland and schr Greek for Baltimore sailed in co. Spoke
3i't u lat 81 lon a. brig Gen Wool from Baltimore for
bremen bng Bayar. Van Hagen, Angosura with $4,000
hides al bales dee0 aims to Oelrichs * Kruger
Brig Maria PerkhS, Chase, rctou. ID days Lewis
b. brig Ganymeds, Foy Windsor. Ns to soule, Whitney
scnr seguine, Cole, Baltimore, to johnson < Lowden
Schr Oregon Hswthorp, Philadelphia.
.Schr Bent, Means, Cheryfeld.
6chr VIM Pope, Foster, Machas.
Ship Joshua Bates lof Bosn) Stoddard 100 days from
Canton. TO Ornnell MInum Co. Lies anchor on the
Ship Penian Robbins. from Havre-al.o at anchor on the
Bar.
Sailed.
Ships Joseph MeRs Boston; Anson, Chaeston brig Mon.
tlo, Portland, and others
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Eorslxr, Isnpureations.

LIvERrooL-ship Nc 800 bars iron Brown & Ell
lio-s3 d. 81 bd. Pieson co.,, bds IS plates ron Era
SM Maura.a-7 Clark { col i " CooE-s4 MAYOR CO.
q Wight sturges Shawl Miles,si John Fergusonsl
ssrnton-s Hsslscf ca j Hunt-2 J T Mil Ha.ted
ea ''l Fed Gfs%vs
Hsight COL Bowe. col 3 Jonss-s3 Vaughan CO,
AS.Sg Tooae MssS eo MSssda Ssse
Rence-37 w Hans-sAT Stuarlo39 us bdls ng.
poas. CO.. pkg. FaconeMi SAITH, Wight { c""5si
Dsvenpsrt & si'PPer-4ess bars g bds n wils9n-i W
e. x; sol Is;oa eS Fellows Van A,sd.le col
Wsgfn, H,sshs ~. CO. n Reesdsle g Tay!sr { 60:
eo.-is " st, vem-l Lennoz-2 II Co,psrnn q L Lue
9. BI 81 Sevio. San 5, Fuller Coz Warren (
Strel-,2 Frances Tones SOM DHaddeu-l IW Co-i +.
0llilan-l Eli Bro.2 H. co-3 Res, B,o,hrs-is
asn so. d WV, ssf F1 1os.
g%n. e &C S ras ne, s s.t Euo rst,-'
w. a-s,2 3D. ,or w tmore col, coal yellow
metal 81 Marsh -3o 10 cas bills 10 bale.
Phs ,s--s Edward Jsco,i-s Game ileketN4 1ofhn .
Owe go 5Isde Gre mills Csmeroa Brsad"7 Nose,
yslt 4 son-,o John. Cotsm-a3 81, ckbnll-4io bxs
ton B,t el--l gks Drnist. & COOL Berrien-O
Nep-t * sothe.-a mia Homer--48 Cax ey Fgx-iiii
L,qusr-3dr.yd & co., K1'evel,-8o W n lmet ley
Bp ncit-sa raos pipe clay Thomas smy;h BIus
OK, Hasrsad D. hoo bxs Boo Johnston co-j723
bars IRON k'm.,s X -tmson-35a2 Homer Il co-30 rs
Lane-l0oo bids GA kss 10 Gas 1000 pdls cks 32 als
Tuaks IsLAND-Bark Azim-loOoo bushels salt Tucker
Pcrou-erg Nara persus-ia3 chadrons coal 30 bbs sal
mon % grind TOMS u Nc tve's
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Herald Marine Correspondence.


.s s.s Sea E.Ss x,
aa iI a. ShrsIe. Collins a,d hse Ghrss
Port; Emil Horton, Candy New York; Lucy Ann, sade,
Gill; GGss S% :un Hudson sa. Rf hard
1oss frGeaeo cs. se"s Pike New
barge. sS g. Milton" Nd p.%y nGmSn
Miscellaneous Record.
o. We are iuiebted to the Charleston Courer New nm.
don News, AID to the Rhode andsr of N.wpo for
5s5Is. ,S S.o s,S Of the ss. Nsy Gheboas
f.saSn io sa L,'r Tso a, minute. oeoL the
VS. Packet .hp. Wssdo@ fo5i 20! L,y
Havse, the a,t,. Letter bags s above ~ W
sHIr TImo Eor of Bpston) Fr,smau from New Orleans
for Livs' ooI pat ato Poy"estown on Saturday with
cr ;" f0G. r. s%, nd.
Bostoaha nrc.d sdoiola men, AID will proceed Pro-
B..K ELIZABETH Of Portland. sbludoaed some since
WIS., f ~ lat 3, 20 Ion 50 80 fail Of wa e. slipped
Of thing eut lower nasts by hlg sckr Gdwin
Baie OgouoE sHArrgcr Bragdon, from Boston arrived
r,coo on 1st nit WITH loss Of mi'rs .tuddag a booms
snenm hylns oee1 struck with squat on Cape George
BaIo FLoREecr Green from Portl and arrived az re,ou On
tNe zr al aId ws ordered = qu,It1nne, tnere b. ng
died on The p's'sge AID n'othss he lay ae her rv'
sora RAm'Ses Of Bo,se Cap And,ewJ Wilson, from
de- oa.de q s fot ~ Fds w's nor
H. stro ~ wipd -r ves-i has oised aud the hu Wi
Ssbiy bout all B. sssa cst VII he &c y Va ase "'s s
d. rancs from Nantucket Cage insuedoo insurance Oh
vssse,
sora OcsAs Jarvis at N.w London, cut away her mast
in ale a We por the 18th ut having required
s.day sSs weat ashore on Black Ledge at about o'clock
where she remained until some TIM "a ne night when she 60
reported ashore near Duck HarbOr o,ad Menan, Of i
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CIkCULAR-TO OUR PATkONS AND TO PklN-
~ TIERS GENERALLY.-The undersigned rcspe ctfally
an9uscs tina. the severe loss sustained by
Of Nassau and Am directly opposite their old
estabhment As the entire stock OF types machinery and
may be camsd for the time to persc. their
valuable mounds preserved by the
lions of their friends and will in few days be repaired
and in full operation Arrangements have been made TO
series ew and beautf faces for moulds and msch-
S Inc unse,sjnea solicit cpn',nuance Oh tavoia rom
have aroused them to fresh energy and by
their prompt exerops they determined maintain the
proud distinction long awarded to their house being
the head Of their peculiar branch For excellence Of work
70 challenge Competitions they have on hand some few small
the ruins which will be disposed Of reduced prices that
they may be enable the commencement of their
have hand entire stock OF every arti
auired printing Offices The gnd.sned take this opportq
Of returning their grateful Acknowledgements their
Ie. DE- for their generous eff the late disastrous
sion. JAMES COMMON X SON.
aII7
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Passenger Arrived.

LrrarooLIPaekets ship Montezame-JosephJ Jacobs, Ham
burg Joseph Hougsvorh. ENGLAND; Isaac Chase aud
yaat Consul Cape Good Hope John Curtis, Nancheser
Wm Wilkinson. Engl nd Heary Ward South America; Ar
chibad CaHufheIs, Manchester: Mrs X lobas and Mil
Ansl,s Tcbas New York; George BIS. aud lady Miss ss-
Anna Smith, Shedisid Mrs Elizabeth Jeffrey, New York
Mrs Mary Briscar Miss Emmi Bscar samuel Cochrane of
Ireland Senior Larmento yrazand 500 the steerage
LIyEErooL-Ship 0lenmore-Mr aud Mrs Montgomery and
Thos and Robert Munkhouse John Cannon Bau
del, ID Kinnaird-l64 in the steo rag.
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The Crops.

We have had an opportunity Of converting with
raj farmers from less than twenty counties in
Illinois, i've In Wisconsin. and in Indiana They
tell enough to satisfy that twenty6v BUSH
els expected, only fifteen will be realized The
mistake arose from the straw which very heavy but
affords but little grain Chicdgs Democrat.
The above agrees not ut all with other statements
ceved from those sections Of the Western country.
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CaOICE PERFUMERY AND FANCY sOAPS-At
~ Wholesale bargains. Twentvone Cortland ST. so doz
,.ge Hook Cologns to close con,gnme9t remarkably low
soap: n.d all Fancy Soaps. cheap. DalIeys ami Com
,es Pain Extractor Depot for the true article wholesale
for Deafess Hay Linines for the Piles; Bsm Of
Columbia, Hair Restor tive or Slayer. sill l8tArc
engaging hands mely fuaished paror, with bed
attached gentee private family where there other
ludgers Pre- given where he have
up his Price object # the accommodation
sup Location the immediate vicinity of Broadway
snd heher than Grand ADDRESS u. AT tins Office
al erre