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BALTIMORE, Aug. v, leaI.
THE Wsather-7ns Hen. Henry Ciay-Deofh Of a uaiu-
able ChseR-.anempfed Suioide-M1 Wsmyss
The Markets &c. &c
The weather this morning. after days Of inceasant
rain, and Of cloud and mist, seems inclined to
brighten up.
The Hon. Henry Clay Is expected in this city to-day
route to Cape May, to enjoy the bathing From
thence he will proceed to Newport return home by
way Of the lakes. His friends in this city the
qui pive for his arrival in the hope Of OBTAINING him
for day or two. lie Is said to look young and vigor
he did ten years ago notwithstanding his
family Affections.
Solomon Etting Of Oldest and most valuable
citizens died Saturday. at the advanced age Of e3
years He continued in active business up to the time
OF his last Illness having also filed the responsible du
ties Of Chairman Of the Board Of Control and Review
under assessment Of taxable property In the
city He was Israelite, and honor to his sect
being distinguished for honesty charity and the prompt
performance Of every duty pertaining to good citizen
On Friday evening, Mr. Perry Potts, n bankrupt
chant attempted to commit suicide by firing ball into
his brain At the time OF the deed ne setting in
the parloi Of his boarding house, In company with
raj ladies and children whom he drew pistol from his
pocket and placing the muzzc against the s,de Of HE
head immediately drew the trigger. The ball instead
taking direction through the head passed upwards,
wound s . painful one, though not dangerous The
Of the rash act said to have been pecunary EN-
bsrrassment
The Front street theatre was crowded from pit 10
dome Saturday evening to witness the personston OF
Jane Shore'' by Miss Wemyss She gave great salts
faction and her benefit this evening will doubtless De
one Of the most substantial character For so young an
actress she already enlisted the good wishes OF troops
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% ,sssS & IS day
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WAITS SITUATION for cook washing and ns S'p1 n
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OF my
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great two days my Dyspepsia gone;
chits and nv rheumatic affection also ceased to
with details but
while visits me, but severely and is east
yars.ed and is manesy being driven from is hold upon
Such the wonderful and happy result Of the expert en-"
have R s
have tried them with happy results believe in every case
Wiling nGs to
who may fs s% dear Ss ;s 81 very respectfully yours
c=r,. ,,. ROBERT Da,:S ~, W. IL lands AM rs.
@
slss at 1872 Broadway between John street and Maiden
{. And pus D. s%
af them
au93t*rc
yi SS1 q CO. =
all Shsip n black and %hs laced Gaps, from g
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Edsing. well worth their attention jyls sot.m
H. his friends and the public to the following list Of
are dSdn'H
LON Sarlota, i5M Haveners,
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50N Palo Alto ISM 4th Juiv Repaa
SON. ss%s ami Prime Mss,ls
Broadway. " e9. TSi Of Pine street = = =. s
s H.
wSo w s e ,y: sn'eve' of this will
NJ DE- L. offer his 'fTysss sas.
LIIKs;r rNEMIU M GROWN WINDOW GLAss-Ine
% asS %
Extract from the Report of the Committee at the American
co.. ..,... 81 Institute, QssSSsI, 1881 ., -.
thickness and IsnSh the Rsded elias. the beautiful
s . ri. Hs sng n pe
fully m y hs
.nd all require strong
xu;,,;., u.i' u.. , en- H.EIis.
y:iii. pi A>"oe't Ntiis' SrShitect,
s Msn R a meek ru0hc DnHs, .SS;ns,d,
ROome Jacobus, Martin E. THOMPSON
Warner Kiersted Isaiah Rogers,
Seaman Moore, !thiel Towne,
Cornelius McLe Gamaiel King,
John Fream IT. Thomas Thomas.
She subscribers have been appointed sole agents for
above Glass and are TO execute orders for any size
from 4x6 to 1880 I'd quality Prices current can be
had 81 will be forwarded bv mail on application 10
my 10 3Oteodsr az John street
--.:- -. -, - = 60,
IA deetan vruoso artist, antiquarian architect mathe
mafican lawyer heolog,an adner works OF art and
sl reads Me p.;I ia BASCKE DAVoY ancient aud
having secured the valuable services Of Mr. Talbot Watts
Librarian and placed finances IN ms hands with instructions
with and the arts can now with
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TO TIE u
LATEST MOMENT.
BY TIL r. NAILS.
The Election Returns.
MEMBERS or CoSGREss ELEoT
Wigs in haiics.

MEMBERS or CoNGRgss Elect
Wigs IN Haiies
a, KENTUCKY.
Dnr aNs,,, 'nngrsss Old Congress
~ rpuekner Joshua r. Bell
s-Grs.n syymPsoh' bryan X Young.
G., .'a rams John Martin
s-C6a" Iahed" Vim. y. Thomasson
49,, sss',ehedd Garrett Dapis
- m 49, 10 ~ Cor .indrs,o TrumBo
"a'"es. John w. Tibbatts
INDIANA.
DIsr. l-R Dale Owen Dsl. o
2-Thomas j. Henley Thomas ! Wa.,a
81. L. Robinson. Thomas SMITH
4-Caieb b. Smith. Caleb X Sn,,I
s. William w. Wick William w Wicr
I'd VI. Dobson. John w. Davis
7-R. W. Thompson. Edo " Nc Gaugh,,,
s-Dapid Brier. John Petit
9-Chas W. Cathcart. Chas. w. Csthcart
VIRGINIA.
DIST TX. X. Meade. George e. Dromgoole
NORTH CAROLINA.
DSr. Asa Bggs. Asa Bggs
9--John r. J. Daniel John r. j. Daniel
Wing gain. s..
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and Fire risks and has the advantage ola Cash Capital all paid
,,m,., snu,,u TRUSTEES w, n,,.,
John D. Habut.' Albert woodruff
S r. se%Sf aISs' JOSEF, M L sS"eRssa
ferdinand suydam, r r., a. Robertson,
iof II Y Bas Sss' Richard sisS "a 2 F' sasi
A. q. Thompson, David Austen
Shepherd Knapp Knapp. John Johnston,
J%sph Fsw ieT"' John +, Johnston,
John p Nssmith, r. NJ Wetmore,
Ghrles M. Leupp, Munsel,
L. kouth, James 4. Cooley,
John '''''' t AS ST SisiiFi;s
FERDINAND STAGE. Secry. 40 2trc
ID slCEAtwiilh.; just pab:hsd ihs above named song
E Sy SiNH ssssfs' with all the "oDoD'
Besnie. Of the opera No and g. are in print No
collection Of music from the performing the
Classical Gems" No J. will be issued in the Of
few days containing admired and from popular
New %%.c ssn By the publishers in
this s9%"'. !" great s s'sy St rsa
"A 50 Harrison street within one door Of Yves, street will
efP H X. a. Mo % B sseI
to S sasna to- and attend
~ Generals Office, for hte Pine timber thousand
mill saved for he new state Arsenal on or before the 10th
INST Uncoectioaabe security will be REQUIRED for the som
aus 81 I re ''"' ''' HENRY STORMS Com Geur.
ChEAr CASH ESTABLISH MENT--Ihr undersgaed
ii h .a % hSs:e' AND "a
q Ges may b C%nd fine 60
half chests black and green Tea will be sold great bargains
to om ns up
be promptly attended 70 Master, vessels haypg small lots
s-sus sct.rc y ''A' ''''' A. D. Mills, 50 waterm
ROWYEK's Gel tBKATED sPiKENAHD UINT
" s has been 81 h Sy s Ms ,d
in vain used other (pretended remedies One app
full and is being composed entirely Of vege-
table ingredients In burns acalds and qualities
s % " no s vii and
It's benefit can be atested oy THOUSANDS
Battery place, 4l2 broadway. sue 3t.rc
A NEW MISUNDERSTANDING FOR DRYING
~ CLoTHEs.-fdward Tax 1ustavs Tsppin will erc
cothss and preparing IRONING the spapp
and quantity amounting to full load for mans shoulders
Mr. Felix Remand, s2ls Orchard street 40 strc
CTKAw BOARDo-so tons si5sY gSsra. i9I sss *
iv2otm No. o. and 81 Nassau street
ON MoSPAS July Hswssn a ASae x. AND wbiI sw
q above Large eSh aas ~ on tS Sa
end liberal reward will be given Tor said trunk for any
"' VIZ y S.ss a. ps~ v.
NoTICE.-Mr J. II: BILLING and Mr.: !: p BELL,
IN consignees by ship Utica, from aye in December
% will please ''p So S'j tsdFii;; m Noe
GUsTAF n wEsTMAN Is requested % call q the sws
he will hear ofsomethins to his advantage sus h'N
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WAsHINcTor, Aug s, ls47.

NNsHIN"FVNi mug o IoTtt
The Negotiations at Old Point.
The telegraph does not bring to-day any
from Old Point Comfort 1t is supposed by that the
Mexican commissioners there land that Mr. Buchan
an Mr. Cave Johnson Col. W. Medill, and Col j. Knox
Walker are the American commissioners. We hope the
joint board of international conferees will take their
time With a salt water bath and An old Virginia anti
ogmatic they will be enabled to enter into their daily
consultations with great energy and determination To
the contamination Of treaty The heavy rains OF the
last few days have doubtless their deliberations
but the said rains will notwithstanding be Of great ad
vantage to the late crop Of potatoes We are In daily
expectation Of a treaty OF peace. w.
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SGR- FOR sALE-New scnooner =. APPLrUATE,
MIA built of the best Materials Said Schooner - four
6nonths old, and will carry one hundred spd 10y
tOns 70. further particulars. enquire Of NJ r. RUNfON,
corner Of south and Gouyerneur streets August o. ist7
auto rsm
So BLALK RAIL- OR OLD LINE OF LIVER
MA POOL PACkETs-For Liverpool, only regular
ppscket Of the 10Th Of Augus-The magnificent fat
sailing Packet ship YORKSHIRE burhen 1000 tons Captain
Bailey will sail positively ON Monday, the 10th OF August
For terms OF cabin second cabin steefagc passage in
this tine and splendid packet early application should be made
board, foot Of Beekman street 70 the subscribers
ROCHE, BROTHERS Co,
al0 IS Fulton street tnert door the Fulton Baak).
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DAhlSlAN DYEING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i22
! William street, New York-COURT DESCHAUX
dye and bnIsh and superior stye before
duced into the United States all sorts goods, sewing silk
twist and trans either plain shaded; zephyr and
w0olen yarn, sewing cotton, mohair, 80.
Cd and silk either skeins spools sticks damaged sded
GOODS, ribbons silk, satin, merinos hibst and cashmere
shaws gmps ,nges cords and tasse ladies' and gentle
mems garments &c. dyed and cleaned equal ARTICLES
iy2s 3otsm
Tissue PAPEK-iooe Reams No. | White Tissue.
800 DO Green do.
500 DO Yellow
For sale by PERssE BROOKS
l%um No. 60 and 81 Nassau street
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NUsTAF F. WEsTMAN is requested 70 call st the swe
. dish and NorweRsn Consulate, 80 West street. where
'e will hear OF something to his advantage suS ht'rc
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(IHlNESE LADY.-For week only Novel Aumc-
hon-n consequence OF the general expressed anxiety to
EmpIs prior to her departure for Europe Nibo Saloon
public the only lady that left the walls Of Canton Ad
mission rs cents-Chidren l2k cents.
Ice Cream and Reeshment saloon open without charge
usual au5 Ctis re-
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,SbAbNsp h A"sa. 4 r sa1 Am
The large and commodious sea steamer kOSCIUskO.
Capt Dernng will leave the pier foot Of Chambers street
Al ~ O'CLOCK a. NJ; do Hammond street at g. do; do
Canal street at Az DO Delaney stree, a, "a Do do
9 do; Do Pier No /. NJ r., at ga and proceed around
Staten Island passing through the Narr9ws Great Klns and
hours giving time for bathing fishing and other
fui view OF Chelsea Rossve. Egabsthpo &c. &c. The
will be accompanied by the New York Brigade
Brass Band csent Cone Band for the benefit
who wsh 10 rp the light fantastic The Boat will
rsta,n o the city by half past SIX.
Fare for the Excursion 80 cent?.
Refreshments Of the choicest kind provided on board.
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II OAKEy IODINE LlNiMENT-A safe and certain
and muscles, and govt matter: not Of how long standings
sprans bruises unors hard dwellings, and enlarged joints
yield few applications Of this Lniment II has been used
with incredible scrofua kings evil, enlarged
all nervous affections invaluable and acts like charm
heal few days II has been known to fail curing the
stubborn ulcers fever Sores and sweed legs pain
kidneys the chest also stiff neck throat
and Group.
speedily and eectuay eradicstes euptons OF
the skim In the form Of salt rheum eryspelas pmpes
eter BARRIERS i,ch sca!d head NC Instantly
moves toothache and headache II extracts the pen aud cures
CONS, brlions chilbaips &c.
II INGERsOLE, soe.Psoprietor,
$50 Pearl street.
also hr Dru nuixfs neraIlu lvA re-
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1'O JEWELLERS. MINIATURE PAINTERS, &c
\ z. j; HAkTNETT, No 2Coufandt street. near
Broadway, wholesale and retail Of travelling
Writing dressing and iswsry Boxes, Miniature Case, and Set
for silver plate neatly arranged % order
Also Lays made and Sd 70 jewellers show eases TO con-
variety q the above articles constantly hand and made
order With neaem and despatch, No Coursndt street.
New York. jyio sot.rc
OEt!CE Or THE NEW YORK FIRE AND MA,
8 NJ HiNE ENDURANCE Co, New York. August T. istI,
DvpENDThe Board Of Directors have this day declared
dividend Of Rive per cent Of the profits Of the last ,n
70 Wall street ~ '"' d. UNDERIiiLL,
as 3otsm Secretary.
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| WANTS A SITUATION for cook, washing and ironing
w No objection do general house-work small pri-
vate family Coed city reference given. Apply to
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trfcfazHr- a..l =-aH }rftzEeH e3.atf. re
.a4 stav l4u. ea tftH H's.e'i m-Aha p''ae
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TuTFIING TIM NJ


s.u,,t<e TIMES AND tZTTTT.
sWnl ,-tnln,uYTrfNrsSI ia W|rrElYEy.
fesA u. WHARTON
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Total. .sAIissa s,lso,s4s 47s7.sss 44ss ,7sa


From ls4s to GAG, there appears to have been very
great falling OF in the trade with the United States in
these articles although the decrease in the aggregate
expectation has not been very great We have observed
in all the Official reports of the expectation Of cotton
manufactures from Great Britain to Brazil, Busnos
Ayrss and Montsvideo that there has besn within the
past year. very great increase In the shipment to these
countries In every instance where the manufactures
Great Britain into competition with those of the
United States the preference is given to those of this
country but these manufactures confined almost
entirely to description of coons, such
call domescs the competition is yet not very extern
tensve. In every description Of fine cotton goods, the
manufacturers of Great Britain monopolze the markets
of South America well those of every other part Of
the world The domestic manufacture of these goods
we compelled to retain for domestic consumption and
will be sometime before fully supply that de.
mand, to say nothing about supplying foreign markets
We shall in time make appearance in all the markets
of the world.
In nearly every table Of British exports, which have
come under our notice, have observed falling of in
almost every article exported to this country The
nsxed table shows the quantity Of shaw and handker
chiefs exported from Great Britain in each of the past
five years, exhibiting the quantity exported to each
country in each year.
SaAwLs HANpKERcHIsys EXPORTED FROM GRrAr
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AFFAIRS I'M WASHINGTON.
The Closing Scenes In Congress.

There are only two days more of the Twenty
Ninth Congress. 1t closes to morrow night; and
after that we shall have little repose; we shall
have less folly and more fighting, and perhaps
peace with Mexico.
We do not believe that if Congress were for
ever in session, the with Mexico would
cease before the millennium. We really believe,
judging from the past, that the politicians would
keep us in hot water TILL the erd of the
world We may hope, that after tomorrow
the ad ninistration, with tho aid of Scott ana
Taylor, will conquer peace 1t Is 70 DO
desired, at any rate, that the war may be over
before the meeting Of the Thntieth Congress-
If it gets into that body, there will be very little
chance of a settlement.
The proceedings III Washington tor the remain
der Of this week, or no war, will be looked
for with considerable interest, and the sooner
thew ire known the better. Our reports will be
full
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Died..

died,
On the ls Of March, after leug and severe Illness
MroHArL HyEEs, native Of Tullamors, Kings county f,
ireland
His friends and acquaintances requested TO attend
his funeral this afternoon, at 4oclock, from his late
sidence, $50 Elizabeth st.
On Wednesday, Feb as, at her residence, Meridian
Hill, near Washington. D. G., Mrs ELIZA Cox, wife Of
John Florentine Cox formerly of this city.
In April, 1915, at of the Sandwich Islands Du.
sUIED LAwRIEcE. He drowned in landing from the
bark Science, OF New Bedford.
hon Monday morning, March l, MARY ANN, wife Of
Frederick Bearns, in the 20th year of her age.
The relatives aud friends of the family are respecuy
invited to attend her funeral this ternoon
at o'clock from her late residence No 66 Greepwicn
street. Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Gene.
terry for nterment
:, March I'd WIN LArspALE, grandson Of Mrs McLc
Hose, Burns "Corinda.w
His remains will be inferred In the Greenwood Gene
iersy IL may be gratifying to his friends know that
ne received every attention that sympa,hising friends
could bestow to render his situation comfortable as
his ,seasc would permit
Charleston papers please copy.
On Monday the LIST inst after short but painful ILL.,
ness JOHN MeGIBSEy, aged 81
The members of rh0Dix Assembly No. I, and Wash
ington Assembly No ! d 0 oil Bereans and the mem
hsrs Of the Brooklyn Protestant Association, ard HIS
friends and acduaintapces respectfully requested 10
attend his funeral Wednesday the inst Of O'CLOCK
from the residence of his brother AnoreN MoGbnsy,
III Ninth street
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Total .4oss 400 500 200 7as o,s 54s. a.


The decrease in the exports Of these articles to this
country In ls46, compared with 1915, was more
than fifty per cent, and the decrease in the
aggregate expectation about thirty per cent.
With two exceptions, the falling of has
been general We attribute the decrease in the expora
ton of these articles to general falling of in the de
mand, than to an increase in the manufacture of
similar goods in those countries whittier the shipments
have heretofore been made which have hitherto been
the principal markets for them.
All doubts in relation to full aud speedy resumption of
the interest on the debt of Maryland have been re.
moved by the passage of the resumption bill through the
House Of Delegates by vote of AZ 49, after desperate
effort the part Of its opponents prevent vote being
taken There 10 no doubt but that the bill will pass the
Senate and received the approval of the Governor
Should such result be realized the citizens OF Mary.
land will have great for congra,uation Pass the
bill and every will make an effort to car
~ out its provisions and should there be doubts at
present of the ability Of the State resume at the time
tho fact that tho time had been decided upon
would remove many obstacles now in the way, which
are considered objections to immediate resumption
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DO broadway beg 10 call the attention Of the public
and beaaiu Gas bureer lust received from the msnuisc
tory OF Mes,rs Cornelius Co., OF Phiinde pha This bur
nef has been tiled by several learned and scau6c gentc
rn VINO have tad ma experience III measuring gh and
the Is. that the imp owed burner three tunes as
much ght ms the ordisary bawng burner without con
umlng any more gas; Ia other rds dollars yoth
u burned III ough the burner viii vie much
light aS hree dollars worth bu ned through the common
bstwing burner These sssuios my be relied upon aod
the pu Bile 10 call warerooms sci Broad
way; Messn hascn's LAM hier sud Nascyi 2rs ro.o
wy sud at the ohee Of t's where the be-
seen IN use every evening f16
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Malls for EurODe.

The packet ship Garrick, Capt. Trask will sal |
at twelve o'clock to-day. Those who sent letters
by express mail for the Cambria, and which
failed 10 reach her, can send duplicate letters by
this packet. The New York Herald, with the
latest intelligence, can be obtained, in wrappers,
at this Office, in time for her mails
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TREASURY Notes Out.tantlng Ist March, lsaz.

TREAsURY DEPARTMENT, D
Registers Office, March l, ls47.
Amount Of the several issues outstanding prior to the
Of 22d July, ls46, as per records Of this
office. ........ ................. 1891, $50 81
Amount outstanding Of the issue under the
act of 22d July, 1886. ......".... 6,79o 600 90
Amount outstanding of the issue under the
act Of 2sth January, ls47 25ls $50 90
$s,07S $50 OF
Deduct cancelled notes in the hands of the
accounting officers, of which 1928, $50 Is
under act 22dJuly 1916, and SIS, 200 under
prior act .................. 942, $50 90
81 73a 7sO OF
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yshg the ey IN wsot Of ansat snd elegant article the
shape OF wig or TOupee, would do we'll call GIL
BEhf FLhTCHERe. practical Hair Cutters, and maui
lecturers Of Consumer Vcntating Wigs Toupee.
extIne the largest and best Of WIGS in the civ
before purchasing elsewhere '''
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Gain In months ls4T. ..............$s ,lT "a
This is very handsome increase for short time
It should be borne in mind that these receipts and this
increase from only forywo miles Of the fifty -four
nearly CONF ted the upper twelve miles not being open
yet
The annex statement exhibits the quantity of cam.
brics and musns exported from Great Britain in each Of
the past four years. distinguishing the Destination and
the quantity exported to each country.
CAMBRIos MusLINs EXPORTED FROM GREAT
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PIvsr's Pomade Tuniaue nun (uinauina-

very superior article 70, the hair, Pyer Noes de Bnuf
Just resh Flyers Antique Oils of every perfume
hou~es Pomsde Phocome, and all kinds OF superior hair
oils and po ulstums, MUSS's late Rous,eps
Perumery Toilet Soap Cosmetic and Toilet Article Depot
sos Broadway
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Diamond Pointed Gold Pens.--J. &. Savage.
% Fulton street, selling excellent Gold Pen for 81 oniy
including Pencil They capital Article, and write very