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Washington telegraph., 1848-04-05

CoMHl.sioNER 70 Mrxluo.-llon. 4. II.
Sewer, Commissioner to Mexico. having
been for some days pro.lra'cd by sickness,
and consequently unable To procrrd on b.
mission, the President nominated Hon.
Nathan Clifford, Attorney General of The
U. s., as associate commissioner, in order
10 avoid delay The nomination went into
the Senate on the 18th inst. aud was i'm.
medialcly confirmed. Mr.. Clifford /. cloth.
ed with Joint and separate powers.
lie left Washington accompanied By Mr..
Walsh. the night aier his appointment.
Col. Sewer was reported cunyalcsccnt
on tho ayening ol the 18th, aud expected 10
leave Washington on the 2la ur I'D.
Arrangements have been made to convey
Mr.. Clitioid from New Orleans to Vera
Cruz without delay, as well as Col. Sewer.
should be be able 10 make the voyage.
Arhs. Ga.eHe.
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-05

finE-Eoslon was visited on the ,th ulL with
ono coI The most disastrous fires that have occurred
N that city for years. 1t is stated that property
TO lh' amount Of $500 0oo hu. been DESTROYED
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-05

The Ten Regiment Bll passed the Senate OH
iht 18th ultu b., vote Of yeas go, nays 49,
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[PUBLIc-No. 49,

AN ACT to change the time of holding the terms of the
circuit of the United States in the district of Maine
BE enacted by The Senate and House Of Representatives of the
United Of 4nrica in Congress assembled That the
of the circuit Of the United States for the dis
trict of Maine shall hereafter be held follows to wit
the twenyhird day of April, and the twentythd
day September in each year, instead of the by
law appointed and all actions SUITS appeals, recognlzances
ws processes and other proceedings Whatever pending in
said court returnabe thereto shall have day. and be heard
tried proceeded WITH and decided accordingly Provided
however, That when either of said days skal happen
Sunday then the session of said court shall
the next day.
APPROVED August IL, 164S.
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[PUBLIc-No. 87.l

AN ACT to change the time of holding the circuit and dis
trct courts in the State of Kentucky
BE enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives. Of
the Unfed Slae Qf .ferca in Congress assembled That tho
spring Of the district and circuit of the United
States in and for the district of Kentucky shall hereafter
the third Monday in May annually, and the
fall terms of the courts shall hereafter
the third Monday in October, annually and may continue
session at each term the number of judicial days
allowed by law and all actions, suits, appeals, recogni-
zances processes ws and proceedings Whatever pending
which may be pending in said returnabe there
to, shall have day therein and be heard tried proceeded
with and decided in like if the time of holding
said courts or sessions had not been hereby altered.
APPROVED August II, 1913.
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rJNOOTHACHE. arising from exposure tendernes
Fl .fs TOOTH WASH ana s
decay this and all the other teeth. any be deca
s"isS health keeps
"nd 'o nd the saa the purify Fl
gums, where it may have existed entirely soness
% 6s al, ana s Ss and
ways pleasant and in perfect of the best health
TESTIMONIALS IN ITS FAVOR.
This is certify, That have used Wheslers Tsabery
Tooth Wash and the public that it is reallya
article it having proved bens a6a e MY teeth
Having used WAeers 7ssbery Tooth Wa.h for diseased
gum. We're so much GU, Of order that s lower sh could
be laid 6aet u. few sppfatoas e ' 1oth wash seo
general as very ecacous and the best haze ever
We strongly recommend who suffer with tooth
ache to try 'Wheeer's Teaberry Tooth Wash" We have
used ourselves for toohache and gums and speed
lily cured both, impressing with the conviction that
Pc DSe m sn we Gh sd
toal friends in Washington and Nashville say that is
being dec idedy the best dencs use. Such undoubt
ed of +, s1eeS9Ss Lead rs to say e those who
60 a' Esprit Of the Times.
Ttabery Tooth Wash by my family, and every person to
whom we have recommended its use also by workmen
ing ali toothache and preserving the teeth and gums from
disease that l. with this certificates earnestly reoospuend
its use e persons generally as sms5K
1t gives great pleasure to say for the aIevrat6h OF
the pain and difficulty of teehing. that In he
oimy child although o.ns, preparations. soesss con
sssy asl%a es1ss s:
was used 20 remedy soreness and sys, Y the gMAs Rmy
s sSs and a ssiis q
Gle to wash the gums Of children While h eethlns Nh
N E sp IAMKEEEcE' Minor St. Ph Ia
We have known article for curing toohache
Wheeer's Teabery Tooth Wash-it Is both cure
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T PUBLyC-No. 90, |

AN ACT concerning the pay department Of the army.
BE enacted by the Senate aud House Of Representatives Of the
United States Of 4nsrca in Congress assembled, That the
any of The paymasters Of the army who shall have been
employed the payment of volunteers during the late war
with Mexico such commission, exceeding one half OF
per all disbursed by them aforesaid,
he shall deem reasonable compensation for the risk and
labor attending such service Provided That the said
mission to any paymaste shall not exceed one thou
sand dollars per annum from the to the
close Of the
SEC 9 find be further enacted, That the said Paymaser
General may, his discretion, allow to any paymaster q
clerk, in lieu of the pay allowed by law, annual
salary of seven hundred dollars.
APPROVED August IL, lS45.
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like duties, and be subject the liabilities and pen

like duties and be subject the liabilities and pen
allies.
SEC T. find be il further enacted That the district
ney and the marshal Of the southern district of Georgia shall
respectively perform the duties of the district altor ney and
the marshal Of the northern district And said marshal
shall keep Office at Marietta and his charges mileage,
IN the execution of the duties of his Office within said
northern district, shall be computed from Marietta.
SEC: g. find be IL further nakd That the said district
court for the northern district of Georgia. in addition
ordinary jurisdiction and powers Of district of the
United States shall within the limits of the said northern
district have jurisdiction Of all causes except appeals and
wrts of error, which hereafter may be made
cognizabe IN circuit of the United States and shall
proceed therein IN the same manner a circuit
SEC. 8. find be further enacted, That appeals and wrs
error in the nature of appeals shall lie and may be sued
from the said district court at Marsa the Supreme
Court of tho United States.
SEC TO- and be further enacted, That should the Judge
of the district aforesaid fail attend the time and
place OF holding the court for the sad northern district
any of its aforesaid before the close of The fourth
day OF any such term the business pending any such
court shall stand adjourned to the next thereof.
SEC H. find be further enacted That all laws contra
venng opposed the provisions this act De- the
same are hereby, repealed.
APPROVED August IL, lS4S
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IPUBLIC-NO. SCI

AN ACT to authorize the State of Alabama apply GER
tain lands heretofore granted to that State for internal i'm
provements, for the of schools in the vaue.ss six
teenth sections in said State.
Be enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives Of
The Uned STATES Of America in Congress assembled That the
lands granted the State of Alabama for purposes
nal improvement by the eighth section Of the entitled
An act to appropriate the proceeds of the sales of the
public lands, and to grant presumption rights approved
September fourth eighteen hundred and foryone may be-
and the hereby placed the disposal Of the egs
aue of said State at such price said legislature may
direct to be applied for the of schools such townships
of said State in which the sixteenth school
comparatively vaueess and the legislature may locate said
lands in any legal subdivisions, less than forty acres
within the limits of said State.
APPROVED August ii, l848.
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United States Of america Congress asssble2 That the
Secretary of State be authorized and directed to deliver
the Solicitor Of the Treasury four copies Of the statutes
large for the of his Office and to be kept and preserved
therein public property and chat the Solicitor be allowed
the of the library of Congress- subject to regulations
Of the Joint Comnittee on the Library.
Apr WE'D August H. 1849. "a. ts..
REsoLurioN-PUBLiC No. %
A RESOLUTION authorizing the submission of certain
claims arbitration. y a4.. t..
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Representatives. # the
United States Of .4me,tca in Congress assembled Thss the
Solicitor of the Treasury be- and he is hereby authorized
by and with the approval of tho Of the Treasury
and War Departments, to submit the differences between
the United States of the part and the Catholic congre
CATION of ST. Augustine, Florida and Benedict Madeore,
Vicar General Of the catholic church Of Florida Of the other
part certain property specified in the memorials to
Congress Of the claimants this session. arbiraon and
agree for the United Satcs such impartial and dsinte
ested citizens learned in tho law said Solicitor and said
parties may select decide said differences such
and conditions and in such mode, manner and form, may
be deemed just and proper by said solicitor and said parties
be set forth in such submission; and that said Solicitor
be directed defend the rights and interests of the United
States before such arbitrator and to obtain from Havana
elsewhere such papers may be therefor the
decision of said arbitrator be made before during the
next session Of Congress, and with the evidence whc
the same founded be laid before Congress- its
session. for approval and ratification thereof dissent
therefrom, and for its farth action.
APPROVED August III, 1912.
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Most Brilliant Schemes for August, lsAs,
J. W. MAURY ~ CO., Managers.
A scheme.
$4,000 for ten dollars!
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For endowing Leesbng Academy and other purpose
80 Class No u.s. ior 1873
To be drawn in Alexandria Virginia on Saturday the 9'h
Of August, 1913.
A SPLENDID SCHEME:
1pr il Of 1929 s,sss
2ls prizes lowest three numbers) 6oo
1855 do (any two nnmbersl 80
25,74O do Gone nnmbor) 10
70 number lotery--12 drawn ballots.
Tickets SiO-Haves 86-Quarten 81 Co.
Certifc ate of packages of Is whole tickets, $40
Do do Is half doe 20
Do do quarter do, as
$4,000! $4,000! $1,000!
GS number lottery-l3 drawn ballots.
Making nearly as many prizes ~ blanks'
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For endouiny Leesburg Academy and for other purposes
''' ''' Class No. IS, for 1913. Oh 81 I :, 5000
To be drawn in Alexandria, Virginia, Saturday, the
18th of August, 1873. r ..ttf
Splendid scHxME: 49,
prize of $50,WOl prize Of $2,@
DO iS'S0C TO 10 p do Oh 800
! do 500 20 do a.. ~
l do 2sao &C.. &c,
Tickets only sls-Have' g sSouar'r' 50 ''--hsn'h'
Certificates of packages of a whole tshets, si@ 90
DO do 'la ~ half q. ., . 90
Do Do do do e ass' %ssss' T%
Order. for tickets and shares certificates OF packages
IN the above splendid lotteries viii receive the mos. psomp'
uenon and an official account OF eacn oswnR sew ~
iress, VIZ MAupy A. Co Manners
L,v % Alexandria, Va,
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[PuBLIc-No. 80.

PUBLIC-NO. yUJ
AN ACT to surrender the State Of Indiana the Cumbcr
land road in said State.
BE enacted by the Senate aud House Of Representatives. Of
The United States Of America ia Congress assembled That
much OF the Cumberland road lies within the State of In
diana and all the of the United States the same
together with all the sber stone, and other materials be
longing the United States, and procured for the purpose
IF being used in the construction Of said road and all the
rights and privileges of every kind belonging the United
States as connected with said road said State be- and the
aame are hereby transferred and surrendered the said
State of Indiana
iAPPRovEp August IL, lS4s.
mo. 81 was published yesterdAyl
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lPupLic--No 92l
AN ACT for giving efseto certain treaty spaatioos be-
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[REsoLUTIoN-PuBIic No. 49,
JOINT RESOLU TON concerning certain portion

marine and ordnance corps.
RESOLVED by the Senate and House of Representatives Of the
United States Of america in Congress assembled That the off,
GERS, no-commssioned officers prvaes and musicians of
the corps who have served with the army the
with Mexico and also the artfcers and aborers of the
ordnance serving in said be placed in all respects
bounty land and other remuneration in addition to
ordinary pay, footing with the officers, commits
stoned officers, prvates and musicians of the army Pro-
udd That this shall be in lieu of prize money
and all other extra allowances.
SEC. g. and be further enacted, That the non-comms-
stoned officers of the marine corps shall he entitled to the
bounty for reensimcnt is or may hereafter
be received by the nocommissoned officers of the army
APPROVED August 10, 1845. ..
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lREsoLurIoN-PuBLrc No. 90.

REsoLUrIoN-PUBLIc No. ~
RESOLUTION granting to the Jackson Monument Com
mee brass guns and mortars captured by Gene
raj Andrew Jackson, and for other purposes.
Resolved BY the Senate and House Of Representatives. of the
United STATES Of .4mcrca in Congress assembled, That the
President Of the United States be- and he hereby author
lied and requested be delivered the Jackson
Monument Committee, in the city of Washington the brass
and morars captured by General Andrew jackson
Pensacola and referred of the Chief of the
Ordnance Office, dated fourteenth April eighteen hundred
and forty-sIx to be used by the said committee material
Tor the construction of the to that distinguished
patriot; and the said committee hereby authorized to
erect the said monument upon such portion OF the public
grounds in the city of Washington may bc designated for
that purpose by the President of the United S,ntes
APPROVED August IL, 1S4S.
fREsoLurIoN-PuBLIc No. 81
RESOLUTION concerning the distribution OF the statutes
large.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Representatives. of the
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Dr1s GOODS
REVOLUTION IN ALL EUROPEl
Overthrow of the King OF France
TREMENDOUS EXClTEMENTG

r,, p,;uic,o has ,bd;r,,cd
Wisbtv tbr,nes are tu,nhling DOWN
Al Europe scare,l-far HEY NJ ANS goods
lave inst this moment come to town.
Tie cause of all this fright il that.
M MA '. S 80 as cneap ss ensap ca" oe
A',u u sp1"oh ,elese NY VIII
'us' '""''e w "Slh s'tee' an" see
WHERE am now receiving and opening of the
largest, best selected and most splendid stock of
DRY GOODS
Ever offered in this city, which consists IN part, as
follows, TO wit:
CLOTHS.
1903 Pieces French English and Belgium coths some
very good English blue bacS64 cloth at per coat
pattern
Also, super.hne twiieu lfaoiies cion iot uo per
n of sne, ext,, tre onatv somethiug more
desirable 10 gentlemen wanting fine coat than can be
faund eIscwbere
c,ss,.r,rs
cAoSi",I"l'''
50 Ps French ahu Engish eassmeres, OF every Color
aio S.ye, ,y NV =, ~, "O' PCT u"
s,r,>,,.,, -, ,r,,,prns
80. ''N'' AZ : :" ii
i, a, a..' Ias a. sd a. Ieons " eyerv vsrie
and Style at prices to suit any customer.
vrcrtNcc
NhSi4>uo' ,.
rain III ahu iuhC. oati" 'eSths VI INC 'ost qua.y
alsof some suPf uSht summer 'esihS, Noiy
pateths ahu very large assorthieh' Vi al Minus ~
prices to match
DOMESTICS. CHECKS, &c.
hro,vn ,,usIin of ,ooa ,uali,y far III cts ner va
ND IN bls.ehed and nnbesci,ed shec,ings of suoeror
onaiitv a,extremelv low nricrs
F,r1,tnre and sbirting checks of all ,uuaties and
c,anti,is. "'' GINNING '''N'N - y"
FN'' sr,,,rpp coons
aoo s.. 80. a'. ar oil
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Dry GOODS.


o. w. HEISkELL
Has just returned from New York and is now receiv-
ing his second stock OF
NEW SUMNER GOODS,
Comprising most of the fashionable aud most recent
styles of Dress Goods and in the most desirable colors
They consist, in part Of the following superb goods
Twisted silk Grenadines, bro, sazarine blue e. mode
proche BresuHie in brown and black;
Foulard SILK Tissues. in brown K maZarine blue;
Grenadine Tissues, in mazaTine blue. brown, SC.
Toll de Lind, beautiful article, in mode co'nrs;
Printed Hermann. in variety OF desirable eoiors;
Satin stripe and plaid Berages, in great VARIETY
French Musins. Organdie Lawns & Battiste Ginehan
Rich Embroidered Bfocade silks;
Black boiled s'lks very rich ustre K extra width;
Fouard and every variety of rich Silks.
Also-A choice selection of beautiful Ribbons,
Rich black silk Laces and elegant black lace Sh5wls
Green Paras0ls and Paraso!e;ts and other articles.
ayr VIII he opened during the present week, the
most beautiful, and varied assortment of ShSws ever
offered in this city. Also. few embroidered or
CANDY Vesites; eytrs rich Cares. new Style worked
Collars, entirely new and rich; Bopnets IN great vari
ety. together with full stock ofsIape and other goods
Wheeling, MAY :, 1873.
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REMOVAL.
THE BALTIMORE CLOTHING STORE

~ oN ~ iNiohL 1lO IllNU SlOk u
AS been removed from Main street, Lea alter street
INTO tile room nest door to the OH of the Nationa,
hoah stage company next door Clark's Coffee
House, where he is receiving all kinds Ready Ala
clothing tor the season. made expressly this
moan his wholesale Esahii shtHeut m Baltimore, No So
Pratl street, which he Offers for sale wholesale or
tan a. low as he fought IN Baltimore or Phi ade
phla heing hut trie difference the Interpretations
MS stock consists Of all kinds OF clio hing usually Kent
IN clothing store viZ:Fue En-. aud Freue dress
f'cN aud sack Goats, do Cashmere Tweed, Crrotton
LINN ana cotton coats, some as low 90; plan aud
f'ncN sumner cassiWcrs PANTS do Tweed Iiueu ana
c' ai go ~ PC 81 - : 'r't',: .,la'n ,I fstcy
s4't', lnersaies and q va-5civ &c ~ svrs Of
vests, Same vety so0t al s, L. gene "a .urtent
OF Sbirs' hdkts. gloves. rudrrs, etc Also few
very hne gente'nen's travelling la caps and umsrel.
las kemenier The Baltimore Clothing store on Water
street. where you hny the eat goods for The least
muhey. Apes NJ. STEIN.
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COUGHS,
PHrHiSlC,
INFLUENZA,
BRONCHITIS,
PHTHlSlS PULMONALIS.

I T y
"a ND all other 81 ouchal Catarrhal affections
An TuALLY, and frequently PERMANENTLY relic.
we'd aud cured by DR., TRUXAI'S lNFALI.IBLE
COifGn REnEOY. Il has never eo II give ample
satisfaction. Onc tus,s viii tstS yol that lis
virtues are Read The following fruui
the wife of the JUNIOR ed'or Of the rtshurgh Temper
ance Bauuer, and daughter of Judge Gordon, of Mon
ongahela city, Pa.
Dr TruN a--Burins the spring OF Al contracted a
cold which was attended VITA a most perplexng cong
and shooting pains through my lungs. IL was Amos,
impossible TO lie down rest al night, for acute pam
and shorness of BREATH aud atersing hottie Of cec
hraied imperiai Cough syrup without benefit, tool.
Two of your uiahls Remedy, and was perfectly
relieved AVID have mol been troubled with II since.
MARTHA ]. Il. ALTER.
Pittsburgh. Dec %, 1917.
For sale w DR. CRCMBACNER, Messrs FAiRCHILD
& TAYLOR, and MEi.LoR. % cts per bottle
%
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT
THE GREAT WESTERN CLOTHING
q s'shgsEJ


ofG w GRAHAM IN Monroe ST. next d.or to sweeneys
Bells Glass store, in the room lately occupied
by Hamilton, sand. & Co.
s AN now receiving entire stock of Goods,
consisting in part Of black blue. qreen brown live
Mulberry. invisible Green and naha Broadc'oths.
Back doe skin aud plain black Ccssimeres all Grades;
French, English and American fancy cassimeres
variety; Black and fancy Satins, silks. Marsacs Cash
meres, Silk and Linen and other kind fashion
able goods for Vests; Twceis. Cashmerets, Summer
cloth. Drap etc. CrOion cloth, and various other ai.
Giles suitable for summer coats; French linens linen
Drills, cotton Drills. cassueils musins and in
fact every article necessary for fashionable Merchant
Tailoring Establishment
READY MADE CLOTHING.
NV stock of Ready NJ 1dc Clothing will he decidadIv
preferable to any in the city from fact that they
all fresh, having made them during the last month";
think can safely say there as good stock
of clothing in the city, and determined sell them
at much less than Clothing has sold
before The stock will of cloth Frock and Dress
COATS, all coors and prices Summer coats all
sorts sizes and kinds; Panaioous csssinct cassueres
Summer cloth cotton, linen, tweed, and all other sors
Vests of all sorts aud knds Stocks. Bosoms collars
Shirts Drawers. Undrtshiris, eravats hdks Gloves,
Suspendes, Hose and half hose, and every article
ally kent in a Clothing Store.
My stock is large and Fashionable and purchased in
New York and Phiia phia for the ready money and
ready money are my terms of selling them: and as |
have located myself permanently in business am dc.
ermined to give my whole attention having my clio.
thing well made and will sell them much less than
any other esta Iishuent IN the city.
To my old friends and the public in general would
say give me cal,and know my clothes and prices
Will suit YOU.
Don't forget; the store is Menroe street. next door
TO Sweenys Il Beii's Glass store. G. w GRAHAM
Wheeling, April 10
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poST OFFICE REGULATIONS.
Mail arrivals and departures alter the Isl ia.
Of July, l2lS.

~AGIy Eastern mail arrives p m and Departs '0s
D,iiy western mail arrives 81 IN aud departs a IN
Dsily nv sieubenville and Welsvic, arrives III III
aud departs IN -. o.,.,v Tues6av
F,on, Wooster TO Wheeling, arrives every .uesea!
rinrs,iav aud Saturdays at a NJ, ana aepaf" e'eiy
mondav Wednesday and Friday at III !,
g,n,i Marietta Nv Grave Creek. arrives iuesusy , au
ssturdavs by : m and departs Mondays ana rf'ua!s
Fron, Behanv by West Liberty to Whseing sI,Ises
vorv T,esday THURSDAY aud Saturday, ny lz oc'ocN'
m AMI departs same day at p IN ,ys..,,
cron, Mnrraniosu by Waynesaurghto W HeeIns, al
;,es THURSDAYS at aud departs from "heei'hg on
Fridays at & an p,.,,;uo IN vyheeIipo ar.
;,,.s ve-e Tuesday at and departs from Wheei-
ing every " d'esday at ". ,x,.o,i,u .r,;vss
-, VVoodiand by SOckman's TO Wneellne arrives
ovarv SATURDAY at q N, aud departs rom w Heehhg
every L lufsdaY at d pm a.. AZ - -,
Al N, N matters should he deposited IN the once II
lo,st one hour before the time of closing the mail
no. go one,s al Z a m and closes again at Il III
onens again at Q m and close n 10 p IN
onened on Saturdays from to III and rom y 10
l0pm II. :. .lx,n.o a, Tho
eommencepient of each quarter commencing Isl Jahua
w I. kurtI lsl July LIST of October "A failure 10
d1,so will cause their dscontinuance.
Those renting Boxes, aud keeping quarterly accounts
pay their bills at the close OF each quarter
THESE rules must lie strictly complied with .
jeA ALEAaNDEh NEW" NAN "