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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-06
ANTSEMENTS.

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ITALIAN OPERA HOUsg.-Tss tern. ., s NJ
.','si,e o.ssi1 no ols4sos u The OSsfs sessoe h
-, =. ! 49, 80 th- roufoi'tcs b~hesn, 90. 20 y.
tps ~ - Pc f..s, ~. 49," r. cone.ay
80 't 49, -, ,,,.,,l..os IN . vita 70 Phsdsl phs
pgrs, n. .s.sfss y he o~sssy TIE OPT. h0sse
III ts lei .. p n.b . terms n coneef. oN" 49,
A...se's'' ~ '''' r A YOUNG Trs.sarer
,,.s,-x a.,t--rf. Manners Of the Astor-Hee.s
OgsI. ,.. .pgs.s,se ,S sr tsS bead, u *.
ss1as on Mlrdsy. ths sfh u sseh Ine Tom
ths 'oi9~fnf sfrslssinss'. agrees ,,i.,,., b s.s
Thttt is pues II tisLet Tor hSso ssH'
Tbas tie er.ss Of resst Tor . ssEi.'mas snd taf'e
Thst 90 r.n o. admitted Of costume. exe-pf ms
heads Of families hsgins children Prsstnt 10 N.
fh.t .p'e'stef' oe admitted to The AmPn"heN''' -"
Tles-s, @ D nd q, tbs opsrs House OF wsll,st
ao1tay n. 4sih Of Ysoru.T,
MhehssiCs HALL. .,.
f72 Bn0ADwAY, Ssis..a o,,nd nd and %. s''0"'
BEAUTY ssp FsAsios or SEs-fosn
oosa sysry nisht durips the week ssayt Me~day
U'aS'', ssaRisrYs SaI I'M IN s. original
tn. old a. -.t.hl ahsd Band IN the uaissd ststss
chrl.ty. q. Ch,isSy, r. rtese-, ss3oor, Abbott.
vsa.hs whose sas 80 ca AM, Ts.sss,.s,s
,,se.. ard auiveraly ednitvd 70 excel ev-ry snsss
meat Of 'igsf ehsfsess, oa-rs " M ,,.r, ALI pres
No.. ,p.s Al O'clock Concert viii commence %
on saturday March u 80 A,rrSSoos Soss.S' D''"
= Oa Monday evening Mach 8, they VIII ave tnen
sAo~. w. ms ivis'
yOcII FNTE.TAiNMENr
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY
DEsPECrFULLY sauounce their -n,les =. svtns
Ii h.r grsf Vocal katorlarmeut ct the TsbeTnse's on
Nondsv even az March 8. Nth svsexsted programme
corn er.ins several ,nts y p.~ pooae T
a.. th- following VIA. The Mountains, Inc MonnAneer,
Jamie oa the stormy Sea. The Ship % Frs me
Of ny Mother, Eifht Dollars Day Hard Times ss,
.d,i,,iop % c.at.-Tickets obtained 81 th- haso-
.t.,.. "a Al the Ticket Ohce DoOrs open o. ot-com'
'totes $40 ~ 10Y $50 ~N mS
BRUINS WICK'S STATUA6F,
Lsrg. a. Late. representing mo
VENUS d. MEDiCiS
and
APOLLO DE- MEDiCis,
for A short time only
Op-u from 3 4 NJ 10 10 PM az S9o bRcAoWAf nehs
n sioprsnis Bath Admitf6ncs p crnts mo -n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-06

DertrpCtfye Fire M OberIin,
OBERLIS Ohio Msrch 4.
The OJerlia Evangelist establishment and al
the buildings thence to Main-st. were burned dowr
last night.
From the tenor OF the above dispatch va are led t,
think that in addition the publication office, prntnl
Zee aud bookstore Of Mr Fitch, Of the Evangelist, the
Post Office and two or stores have been destroyed
lei Tyfb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-06

VNUk FIRST ANNUAL BALL o. INC LsvoIs n
L Union Benevolent Society comes on At me Ap9so
Rooms 40 Broadway en- Mondsy eseaioE n -,
Fi.rrnth. The Committee 81 Arrange ents NOPE 70 Pc
patron zed BY their fellow citizens mo ps.e ~ go
bs spared no pains make Il come on IN 90 hono so,s
AID nee omp or worthy " tneir nam.
p.ns I. -nsss.d for the occasion The moor wiz ~
',as-r he management Of Mr. Durssn Tickets ssen.
- .snit ssut!eman aces, TO be had 81 the ooo
on that mint. N'' :,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-06

'S's''' ''''''F p" WV M.AN,. March a tsis.
r.r.a.m,s,a call usred b, Two Thousand d"
,N,,r ns,n,.f. tho whlss q, Albany had ssth'r
,os ,h,. e,cams vcr,by tho csosc which csl"'
,son, ,,s,,hcr. AZ an earl> hour the kosapda o
che Csp,t1 ,ses aaoi and hundreds who came
w.r. csNsci - 80 AWAY. nM ec,og able to so' ""
.,ss nc val. ci the hu,ding Tho total nameo'
rrr.en, s,a'd hSrll, ho less than Three Thousand
ana ths spirit o,ioccd wss most ardent and cn'hu
ss.iic
The r,ee,,us vss called t. cricr by 'o"N U
Ll,,>cseo>. Nsg who nominated Tor President
H,a rvvNiS VAN NSourEN, .Na,o'
Tia nomination wa, carried hy scoamation
The klAw.ns gentlemen were thcn chosen N'c'
rrc.Acnts sn3 Secretaries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-06
THE HUTCHINSON rAMIL 2
BRuNsWICKS STATUARY,

IIft- ffNFrsouIINk
VENUS DE- MEDiCiS
and
APOLLO DE- MEDlCls,
for A short time Ouly
Op.u from "a NJ TO 10 PM az S9o bRcADWAf nehs
70 S.opranis Bath. Admitf6ncs p crnts mo -n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-06
Destructive Fire nj Oberlin

By Telegraph to the Ne'o- York Tribune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-06

~ Nterhani Ir.titnte. The ,ess.sf msH'h' y
,rrttns "a Tho asffue l Do hsla lHestas oVee'hf
ftt net a. "A osloek ~ order. MATES. ff7s'ssss
q l. Hsaafff Artuafre ~ Wv -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-06
Court Calendar IT.
Business Nciiees.

CIRCUIT CouRT.-Nos 10 10, inclusive.
CoMsoN Pleas ublisbed on Saturday.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS..
THURSDAY MORNING. Dec. q, Is

Tr,,-5anAv MORNING, Dec. y, 1875.
COTTON.-Although yesterday was again unpleasant,
and the weather AZ uufavorable possible for business Of
vsr Kind he inouy for Cotton continued good and about
a50 ba were odd at the advance before mentioned, say
53535s5 far NiddIng and 51(05Scs for Good hlddhng
s ~. last three business days up y 000 bales
TOBACCO-We noticed sales Of l75 hhds-, as follows .
"a bbds 20 A. at So, A. and r. at &C. 81 hhds A. e.
ia and R. at ~ and 81 hhdE. r. at 2ssfdsc y q,
SUGAR AND MOLASSES.-The rain and ma pls :
vented much from being done the Levee and the a.
Sugar were less than $50 hhds About 500 bbs.
sold at l9O2Oc according to quality-a decline
FLOUR.-The transactions in Flour were hsnds ~
very limited and only about 500 bbls. cnanA na
which 800 bis Ohio Al "a 40 100 do. 81. h'"'' - -
$50 do fancy Missouri at s5 2 bbi- - n. dticul,v
fORN-rbe muddy state of the streets and tne oilcui'y
of delivering from the Ieyee or from Store w
81 Cor 10 bont 1000 sacks mostly at &c Tor Fnme' In
6stboat 3lOO bbIs Ear Corn sold at 4Vc. 9 Dbl
PRoVTsIONS-Th was but little doing in PROVISIONS
and the largest sales 100 teces india Mess foA u
aI5 BIZ 100 boxes Suged Bacon af To- and oO do Long
Mddss at 6ca packed for the English Market and the
two former now first introduced here. noticed the Io
lowing sales Of Lard 40 bbS No at Ga 800 kegs at ga
and $50 do. at 694c. o ID.
TALLoW.-A sale Of III bbs. COuntry-Tendered at
75Ec. q b.
WHISKY 200 bbh. Rsctifsd sold at :. and small lots
al Hc. q gallon.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bills now plentiful and the
rates have declined to 71zf0sk ct. pm No change IN
Domestic.
FREIGHTS--FOr Glasgow an American shp was taken
at Is for Flour I'D for Com and Nd for Cotton British
shin Iverpool at 76d for Cotton, and two bngs to
load At Bayou aourche with Sugar for Phadepha at %
Pork shipped to New York at 90c. and Flour at 7oc
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-28

AMERICAN THEATRE.-The manager of this
establishment does not relax in his efforts to render
the amusements worthy of the public patronage.
The Sable Melodsts, whose admirable perform
ances have given so much satisfaction, are engaged
for few nights more, Of which this is the first.
Mr.. and Mrs Conner viii perform tonight in g La
Tour de NesIe,' and Mr.. Charles viii again appear
as o. CallagAan in the favorite farce Of His Last
Legs The very clever manner in which both
these pieces were performed on former evenings
and the hearty applause they then elected, justify
us in presuming that they win prove attractive on
this occasion.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-28

ST. CHARLES THEATRE.-To-night Mr. Flem-
ing takes benefit at this establishment We have
heretofore expressed our opinion of his acting; we
consider him one of the best Of his profession upon
the stage He has long and deservedly been ia
vorite of the New Orleans public, and his present
engagement has verified the fact, notwithstanding
the inauspicious season. We are pleased that his
merits are so well appreciated For his benefit to-
night, he will perform the character Of Richeeu, in
the play of the same name. That it will be well
performed, Mr.. FIeming's high ability is sufficient
assurance and we hope the public will give him
bumper. The after-piece will be the Maid Of
Croissey" We hope that it viii not be long before
we shall have the pleasure of again welcoming Mr..
Fleming to the city we can i'll spare such an or.
| nament to the drama
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OLYMPIC CRcus-We are gratifed to perceive
that this establishment Notwithstanding the unpro-
pfiousness Of circumstances, is well patronized by
the admirers of equestrian sports. With attrac-
tons such as are presented here by the everpopu-
lar manager, however, it could scarcely be other
wise. There are Miss Rosaline and La Petite
Elouise young Mallory and Master Willy; Mr.
OsConpen. the " tatooed man." and Mr.. Baldwin
the necromancer-(not negro man, sir !)-and Mr.
Dale; then splendid stud Of horses and fine
band Of music, and every thing to match. Go and
see Stickney at home, say We
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-28

TNDTAN ORAToRY.--The Rev. Mr.. CONWAY, Tor
Ka.ge.ga.pah.bowh.) an Indian Chief of the Chip
pewa tribe. on Saturday morning the 10th inst, at
O'Clock, addressed the members Of both Houses OF
the Legislature of South Carolina, in the Hall Of
the House of Representatives, on the subject OF
Indian civilization, and the best means OF promot-
ing it. His Interior object, says the correspondent
of the Charleston Courier to elicit some action
on the part of the Legislature, recommending to
Congress the removal of all the scattered Indian
tribes to some spot west of the Mississippi river,
where they might, collected in one body, enjoy the
blessings of a permanent home, till the soil, found
institutions of education, and introduce the various
arts of civilized and Christian life. Mr.. CONWAY
has had the benefit of pretty good education, ae-
ouired in the State of Illinois. He speaks the
English language with quite as much correctness
as could have been anticipated. He rises above the
middle height, has fine commanding form, rich,
melodious voice, and an open, intelligent counte-
nance, which is also remarkably fair for an Indian
His gesticuIation is graceful and appropriate, the
method of his discourse orderly, and his views dis
eliminating and extended His oratory is didactc
and logical rather than rhetorical and he belongs
to the Webster rather than the Writ school. He
INDUCES very rarely in fgurative embellishments
| If he were skilled in the theory and practice Of
government, ne would make capital Senator
| Like all the Indian orators have heard, he runs
more or less into monotonous delivery, and al
| though his mien is always elevated, it is tnged
with a species of melancholy. His time for occu-
pying the House being limited to single hour, he
was necessarily brief in his statements, but he said
quite enoughto make himself well understood, and
there were some touching passages in his discourse
which drew tears from the eyes of his auditors
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-28

Rich PEoPLE.-On the Park Theatre, N. Y,
there was no insurance, as the proprietors, Messrs
Aston and Beekman, own such large amounts Of
real estate, that they prefer running the risk Of
house occasionally burning, to paying the vast
premiums that would be required for insurance
Their loss is consequently somewhat over $3O,O
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-28

A LONG MEssAeE.-The Pittsburg Gazette
states, in order to give some idea OF the labor per-
formed by the Geographic operators, who transmit
ted the Presidents Message to the West, that the
paper on which the telegraphic signs were made,
in the Pittsburg Office, measures seUen thousand tOo
hundred feet in length!
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-28

A GARD A publication having been made in the
CRESCENT yesterday morning. relative to charge pre-
feed against me for fraud and swinding which might mis-
lead the public beg leave say that mistake that any
examination has taken place before the Recorder relative to
the matter and to ask that may not be peudged BY public
opinion until facts have been judicay inquired into
doa I,+ THOMAS FELLOWS.
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PowERs,s GREEK SLAVE.

THIS BEAUTIFUL AND FAULTLEss WORK OF ART.
which was originally exhibited in New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Washington, is now on exhibition al
COOKIES GALLERY, No. 10 ST. CHARLES STREET.
proceeds by munifcent donation Of rs owner JAMES
ROBE. devoted formation Of Asylum Tor the
relief Of DESTITUTE FEMALES.
Pamphlets descriptive Of the work. 10 be had at the Door, al The
Bookstores and Hotes-Price 10 cents.
Prize n TicEs 50 cents; Children under II years, hapres
s' Hours a y I Eas.siOu nasa
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w READ THIS. 81
CHOT,ERA PREVENTIVE

~ In Offering this Preventive public do not wish make
sece Of its Composition when such as the Cf1O
ERA IS existing any secrecy regarding medicine st may g ben
efca might criminal The component PaIs % "
ventive are CZYENNE PEPPER, CAMPH0E OPdUB,
CHST0RE UNI 10 powerful tspasnodiel OIL " FEFFEH
MINT. and GOOD C0GNAC BRANDY.
ul directfona
from eminent physicians, on Choeh
and clothing. The public Will see me al
medicine hand, for taken suddenly
purgng, those dangerous fyr-
Of above
viii Il least resard check e disease until physician can ne
had Who ewing 10 great calls in those moments often arrives
too late advantage is that upon the Label q every s -
that the physician instantly
% at has been taken his arrival which all viii admit o.
e importance. medicines fresh and Anl
an depend upon their prompt eject In eonncuon WIN 5e
ven,,ve We have powerful lNImENT tor pesn ana Tramp
containing Mustard Cayenne Any physician asalreg ne re-
eeint can obtain il calling the Depot No. -
Persons leaving he city would DO well g supply hsnsyss VITA
vial Of PREVENTIVE and LlNiMENT. or atlaekso VIII
Cholera while on boat wd delay the symptoms until phy-
clan aimed. -. s..zs.. T......-.
IS -.;-;.. ~. rr;...,-,. =,
e e named medicines but BY maceratlng th Inducements
I'm ue proportional Uniei States Dpensatcgyl in
fs Brandy forming Compound Tneture Of the whole Il can
NJ 5nsde however mixing the inctures II necessary
For full description and dsctions, see envelope , :,
s.Ep For sae 4. the SOUTHERN MEDICAL DEPOT, No. II
Csrndest street. between Canal and Common Streets DIS ti3p
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Fancy Articles and Perfumery.

We have now open Splendid Assortment Of New and Beautiful
FANCY ARTICLES,
selected expressly this Market consisting in part Of:
CARD CAsEs-Pearl, Shell, Silver, etc.
RETlCULEs-s1k and Velvet elegant patterns.
PURSEs-A fine assortment, styes
DEsKs-Ebcay, Rosewood, Papier Mache, ETC.
WORK BoXEs-Ebony, Rosewood, Papier Mache etc.
DRESSING CAsEs-Ebony, Rosewood, Papier Maehss ETC.
PORTFOLIOS Velvet and Papier Mache.
ACCoRDEoNs-Bsst French double frame.
MUSIC BOXES-shen and Tin Cases.
BOUQUET HOLDERS-A pretty assortment.
GOLD PENSION the first makers. Gold and Silver Cases
JEWEL BoxEs-Ebony Rosewood and Papier Aaehs.
CHESS MEN-Chinese, English and German
OPERA GLASsES-A large assortment
ODEUR BOXEs-FrOm 70 SIX bottles.
PAPETERlEs-Of Ebony, Rosewood, PAPER, etc.
FANs-of Pearl, Ivory, Feather Paper, sik, etc.
PORTE MONNAIES-Of She'll Pearl, Leather, ETC.
CANEs-Mounted with Gold, Silver, etc.
UMBRELLAS-A superior article, made for u.s.
ALSO
fine stock Of PERFUMERY, Combs, Brushes Cloves Suspend
era Handkerchief Money Belts Shoulder Braces Fins Linen AM
Cotton SHIRTS, etc. etc.
sos sosn GUINNESS & BUSH, I2 Camp ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-28

ORLANs THEATRE.-The celebrated grand opera
of Charles VI, by Halevy. win be performed this
evening for the first time this season. Tie merits
of this production are of a high order, and great
effort has been made by the management to put It
on the stage in q STYLE Of true magnifeence.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-28
New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for the Crescent Bv VINCENT WILLIAMS.
LAFAYETTE. Dec a. Is48.-Aniyed, steamer LGfag-
cite with 80 Beeves Is Calves and 40 Hogs; E. d. White,
with Ie Beeves and I75 Sheep Prees-Hogs, 304c.
Q b Sheep. SO head Beeves, &c. . ID Corn. 45f05Oc.
. bushel Oil Cake. 81 . 100 h; Hay, sl40sl5 ton
Oats. s2c. p bushel Bran, 60f17Oc. 1C0 b Mich
Cows $1,000 . head.
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Anction saIes RMS Day.

MoRpHY NEv1us win sell at 10 O'Clock, at No 81 Maya
zine street. Groceries, Liquors Furniture, etc. also, at
O'Clock at the corner of Baronne and st. Joseph streets
Cypress Lumber and Lumber Yard
ApwTIFLp will sell at the store of Jasper F. Smith,
Canal street. Dry Goods, Hats Boots Shoes, etc., with
ont ressrve rkT See Auction head.1
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
Cloau Paetots Capes, Leggng LsPreservers, steetc.
SHIRTS. sCARFs, CRAvATs, ETC.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
,.,,.w No. az Magazine street.
70 MERCHANTS, aANKERs AND OTHERS.

TO MERCHANTS, BANKERS AND OTHERS.
Just imported from celebrated makers IN Enana large
49, - Der 5Isr,r pApERs expressly for BLANK BOOKS.
The superiority Of English papers well known as well Is tne nm
porance having papers Account Books that VIII '
peculiar humidity Of climate.
These papers Of the consistency as
Drawing Papers, and Subscription Of papers used By all Rupe
Oces Including the Bank Of Engandl Of Great Britain
norton Of this new class BLANK BOOKS il Nos Ready ana
those who in Of VERY SUPERIOR sLANA b0OAS'
are invited to call and examine them.
The prices viii not exceed FOR first class books
Orders received and after any particular patterns at our
new and improved BLANK BOOK B1NDERY.
Also imported full supply Of Mordans celebrated INKS COPY
ING PRESSES and BOOKS.
NoRMAN's Book and sationers Establishment,
no s5ntf Is Camp street.
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Arrivad YaaterdnY:
Memoranda:

Steamship New Orleans reports the schr. Adeine Capt
Hin sailed from Pot LavacafO the port the 14h inst
Towboat Annawan reports large English ship at anchor
or Pass LOutTe.
TowbOat Panther lowed down and to the Goth inst
ships Rabt Buren and Gaena. brig Scoto and schf Maj
Barbour Ships Vermont and Geo. Evans went to sea OF
the 22d instant.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-28

or The PAlais Royal in Paris, 50 long the resi-
dence Of The Orleans race, and in portion of which
vast building the Theatre FFanqais, the national
theatre Of France, has It's locality, L about being
KIYan up q tha usas Of . General PpsEofIea.
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Buds and Blossoms for the Young and every variety Of binding
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vassy of styles Pspier Machs Ladies' Portfolios
al low prices. in great variety Of bindings
Bouquet Holders Opera Glasses
Ladies' Writing Desks lGentieuens Writing Desks
Ladies' Boxes variety Gentlsens Dressing Cases.
Of styles. perior artiee
Ladies' Csses Gold Silver Bouquet Holders, assorted
and every variety OF style. Paper Weights
N. BIT L. W. respectfully invites public and those VIII
d Hoyday GBooks Fancy articles call
the stock and learn the prices Goods offered for sale
DIS stap No. SO CANAL street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-28

ST. LOUIS HoTEL.-For some months this hotel
has been undergoing thorough renovation, exter-
nally and internally. The stueco work. Royal
street has been removed, which greatly i'm
proves that front, and similar change is going on
on the ST. Louis street front. But it is the in
terror that has been subjected to the greatest change
The drawing the ladies' ordinary, and the
gentemen's ordinary have been fitted up in mag
nificent style, and the sleeping apartments, for
comfort and elegance, will vie with those of any
hotel in the country. Every article of furniture
throughout the house, the carpeting and the up
holstery are new and ofthe very latest style. At
great expense the culinary department has been
amended by the introduction of the most recent I'M
provements Means have been also adopted to sup
ply all parts Of the house freely with water to pre-
vent fire, and shower bath will be placed in each
bedroom. Altogether the St Louis may now de-
servedly be classed among the first hotels on the
continent, and under the management of the enter
pricing and courteous lesses, Messrs. Thos G. John
son and E. K Dodge, must be well patronized. 1t
quiet and admirable order will recommend it par.
| ticularly 10 families.