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NOTICE TO pRE-EMpTToN CLAIMAN7
AGENCY FOR CLAIMS AT WASHINGTON, ID. @.
CHARLES DE sELDINe.


CHARLES DIE sELDISo,
Conmissio~er, Notary Pubiie, AVID Gsnuoi Agent
No. II Todds Buildings, Pennsyivsnia avenue,
WASHINGTON, ID. C.,
CONTINUES 70 give his prompt attention 20 te prosecution Of
before any sosr Of appointed % adjust
before foreign royemmens procuring pensions Reyoutonay
s land scrip under n law q 81
other psops lost DESTROYED incurred By volunteers
and all claims q whatever description that Of The late
win MEXICO Grea, britain He in Of all the
other Offices He also attends 20 the procuring Of prize
captures made In the Gulf and the Of Mexico
lie has been bonored win o governors every
state Union Commissioners Of Deeds take the probate Of
and writing under SEAL
be used o recorded In the respective stnes.
Charges win be moderate, and regulated BY the amount claimed
Commanca (pos,paid win receive immediate attention
He 10 refer The Navy and cer Executive Depart
the Union and previous and
,preseus Congress generally. Aug 8
Preparatory Depsrsssent OF tho CoIumbisn College,
coRsrn or l4rH Sinners.
THIS school win reopened The r-t Monday Of September
cksrres per Quavt~s
Reading Wiring Mental Arithmetic, and Primary Geography - 90
Adthmetc, Geography English Grammar History Of he Un -
The higher Easi.h branches, xleis. Gsomey Surveying
Vat philosophy, Book kespine ~ ~
00- Bns payable In advance.
= n, gentleman who has proved himself % be
smlneniy qualified for the management and Instruction OF High
and Select School, win Principal Seminary II
viii also be under constant supervson Of he Faculty 81
e"es1s y aug -<.wapsw
h Jss Cesar ne sbdcaio James 70 ss completed in
o. Msssasys History q iass pasished
sept FRANoK TAYLOR.
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Trsnsylvsnia University, Medical Department.

Trsnsyivsnia University, Medical Department.
THE nd open Monday
Il under the direction OF the following Faculty, viz:
benjamin W. Dudley NJ d. Professor Of the Principles and Prac
tee Of Surgery.
Robert Peter NJ D. Professor Chemistry Pharmacy.
M Special Anatomy
Samuel AMMAN d. Professor Of Theory and Practice Med
cine.
L. Dudley, D. Professor General Pathological
Henry NJ Bai, b. Professor Maena Medica and Thers
peutics.
william NJ Boiling, NJ D.. Professor Of Obstetrics and
Women and Children.
N. NJ. Skiman, NJ. d., Demonstrstor Of Anatomy.
The full hundred dollars, invariably
The Maticuaon Library ticket dollars
The Dissecng ticket dollars The Graduation Pee twenty
ROBERT PETER, NJ. D.,
Dean of the Baeuty
Lexington, KY, June 81, 1919.
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Fauquier White sulphur springs. Virginia,

More generally known WarrentoH Syrngs,)
WAS open for the reception Of visitors the Of June Exn
ys 5s progress INA, w n give new a,pes,
ue mDs m m m S % &c ,psa ma aaas
Know BY ocular evidence, instances The positive In
] n a1 been somss Ss P IA %
ssn.sIs situated rsns.s.sy healthy e s view
WaIenon visitors nay on horseback or in carriages. over .he i'm
ne ssy; The pistol sas ne game q billiards;
sas % $ elk s
aane In word has been taken which expanded lib
eray could ,uss. 70 ado 20 e somon and nm
sGs and saa viii sna ss respective
Ss ss %S'es 10
ses " % cnu are respected oaso s
These springs are g o. q miles according % se route taken from
both these points July, daily viii
steamer o M, may springs day
ar" sesS o Sa os ss' he. may S S
waenon 70 the White sulphur springs, in Geenhrr
ing IL October SIS for trse months. $50 ios two mouths SIS ir
S9 on j. sS s. s % q % yss
DID, half PRICE No charge @ children under three years Old When
who retain their seats at the ordinary table viii be charged full price
The ne wines and spirits have been procdred and coase win
be charged '0' private supplies DANIEL WARD suoeO,Dd.0
June s-diswscpu
New eood.Tne subscribers just a.
Wnlch ney DC
900 dozen linen eamb,e from = o Is
g GEM; asn ssn,S g s 'ss
20 rich rbsndtrimmed lace esPes
| u very rich craps .hswis.
S dozen 90 s ~ sn s sGe@ Kind.
ie new sie psI.so,. and Pslasos.
Together with many other
attention Of the ladies is respectfully invited.
engraved illustrations Of important subiec BY Edward John
cure By Joel sbew, NJ. D. =
TbeoI and Practice ydopathy intended e. popular
Ausn
NEW hooks just received at Taylor q maury's
Volume Hldreths United States.
southeyi Commonplace Book, No q
cSs .s s"d x sn e &c gnsS ass @
The Maiden Aunt--a story offs. NJ
lust received nj 3. Psrers--Barrys Tcoperoas Guer
lains and The American Lustral Curling Fluid The best
Combs, all sizes; 60 -
and ae complexion and rendering ne .kn
Aug a-a GLOBE, Aew door. below Nssiona Hotel.
Cabinet edition Tales comprising n. ONE vol,
ume Raeas, Vicar OF Wakefield Exe Siberia Paul and
Virginia Guiyes Travels, stsrne Sentimental Journey Case Of
wsyey Anecdote: illustrating popular characters,
don. TAyInp Many
June 81 pooL sele,. ,,.., o,h s,x..,
Accordeons and FIutinas.
JUST RECEIVED statonen Hail. case Of upeor toned Ac
codeons Persons DESTROYS purchasne
ufu instrument for small would do call before pu
chasing elsewhere. -
Also, Flqdnas Of improved style and tone. go
For sale by FISCHER
July 9.
NO. David Capperneld by Charles Dickens, (Bos.)
BY Edward Johnson, NJ. ID. n IT HF $500
THIS day received, for sale at TAYLOR MAURY,s
July Is pooksfore near On &c.,
The Complete Doctor, containing the Habits Diseases
and Management Stable on me Road
with advice 70 purchasers. Price Is
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BY the pre.,aIens or tn. United states.

BY the Presidcnt OF the United States.
IN pursuance Of law, I, ZACHARY TAYLOR President
United Of hereby declare
public saes vii be held 3. hs land offices in the
At the land ONCE a DTBGaGE commencing On Monday the
within undernennoned townships, TO wit
North Of the base line and Of the fiji principal merdian
Township ninety-eig Of range three.
Townships ninety and ninetesht, Of
anety-nne OF range Ave '' - - '' s' 80
ss o aS.e
At The SAME fLacE commencing on Monday twenty
inaermentioned townships, viz:
North efhs base line and csa Of the h principal meridian.
Townships ninety four nne,yhve niney-siI, nineyseven
Township. ninety four nneiy-hve niney-sir, nineseven,
Township ninety township Except
twenty and sections and thirty our including the
indian aseneyJ and townships ninety and nineeg Of
Iown.hp' ninety two and ninety -four, Of ranse,en.
Townships ninety and nniy:two, range fourteen:
AZ The land once at commencing on Monday TIE
.tuaisd within undermenioned townships, wits
North Of the base line and wta rs fin principal meridian
Townships Iseven, sxeisht and sirynine, OF six
Townships and sisnine Of
Townships srteisht and nine, Of range eighteen.
Townshps .a,y-eish and sinsy niae Of range twenty
TSwn:S am. and mime: range
Township seventy one, Of range twenty -si1.
TS~n.p seventy seventy and
S sss q de o.a s
within The following townships, 20 wit
North Of the base line and ,cea Of The I'm principal meridian
Township seventy-si Of range twenty-seven.
Townships seventy SIX seventy and seventy Of range
twentyeight
Townships seventy range twenty
Lands appropriated by law for The Schools nla
purposes, will be excluded from the sales.
The offering the lands win be commenced
days appointed proceed order in which they
yesed with all convenient dispatch until the whole shall have been
,eed and the sales thu. closed But sale shall be kept
the lands will
admitted until the expiration OF the weeks
my hand the city Of Washington, this fifteenth day
u September Domin thousand eight hundred and forty
nine IL. TAfLOR
BY President
J. BUrTrRrELp, ~
l#Ei Commissioner of The General Land Once.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTToN CLAIMANTS
Every person right Of pre- empton any Of the
townships enumerated isrequred esab
h the the saacon Of the register and receiver OF the
once, therefor practicable
AFTER seeing h notice and before day appointed Cor The
public
claimed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
J BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner o be Land Once
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ny the President Of the United States.
yss,nss @ law zAcTAaY TAYLoR President, Of ,s
public Gales VII b. held al The aforementioned land oces In the
sse Of ARKANSAS, The periods hereinafter designated % wit
seventh day January disposal public
afed within The undcrmentoned townships wins
North Of he base ns snd psa Of the h principal meridian.
Township two, q range three
Township two, Of range four.
Nm q TIE bsss Hn< and Of he h principal meridian
he ANA once a xYETTEvILIE, commencing Monday,
lands within me iSaowns named sown.hp vzs
Ns4 If he bss line. sad sss @ Ne E1h pvi~epsl meridian.
A the land once LITTLE ROCK commencing Monday,
ne Day Of January next r de disposal q The public
lands situated within the aforementioned township, % wit
Sssh n he base line, and Of TIE h principal meridian.
Township sx, Of range fourteen tJ
Lands appropriated schools military and
other purposes, win extended from he sales, y
The ons q the shove mentioned lands win be
S 60 % mn: sss r Nm sS s % %
ps vii ss ssS ss me ne two y.ss ae
cvsn under hand The city Of Washington, This sen day
q sepssbef ssno Donn one thousand eight hundred and
Syn s,.s4-s..
Comnissionsr Of the General Land Once
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoS CLAIMANTS.
,a1s Within DE ssssps and p. q eSsp shove
q rssuired 10 establish s.ctcn Of the register
yrssssis seeing u. sces, DAY ~
Commissioner q a., sed General Land once
ssr S-lsw'sv sss
Eos sAIE-rss sosss and lot occupied ~ N: g.dsr..s
II street A. r. hAobf.
Aug 0-scdn
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SEA BATHING-OfD FOHhT HVTEH.
THIS always open or the reception Of
order. The grounds have been greatly I'M
proved much enlarged aordng, besides Tho
swimming bai and baths There hne shore
for those who prefer surf bathing.
Charges a. heretofore.
BY the day.. W
By the week al the rate Of. 50 per day.
BY the month at the rate Of. .......... 1 %
Children and servants half price.
May 9-jtzw6w JAMES o. FRENCH
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.xxi.af fhafhn
chaI r =, ,s@ s.s q heretofore 400
inc aay . *. = 80 1 9 ~,
81 the month a the rate o. .... / %
Children and servants nan pnee' I.nrs q FRENCH
=. : 80 $50 -
UIsiOhICAL Coneetons % virBsnan. eonssananys
stretches anecdotes Se relating % 10 history and antiquities
geter with seousphiea and statistical deepom 70 which
History Of Virginia, discovery and sstemsnh
Europeans 70 the present unis BY Robert ye,n@es f9
sale BY, fRANck- TAfLoh
nm, Ec..s ,..,,--.-., -, 100000 e,.,-....,
beng Trsv.s sde ,nroush ,ns ma s S ,odls, -,
ted wiz, p map. on STEEL and 9 engssns, =, "a,
saes eSeished with iss engraving and accompanied By i
Smiths New Guide for Travellers through the United States WIN
Disrnets Rairoad steamboat and Telegraph Book pss
Aug
uTHATMAN,s Drawing Paper-w FISCHER importer
and Ss.s. .apso, .soss pa,nmsa,. asass sa.
ae 81 The oosnr .ine ali OF which are constantly Cor whole
Car Size Is by IS inches DENY Is by 20 inches. medium II
Imperial ~ BY q inches; elephant Is BY Is niche. SosnS
n street ' = 80, -''' : 800 - : =
iiSresh,. New History az t,e United s,ase, VOL
Smoes psn,es ssaueI 70 coa,, ~ o.,s TS,e
European Life and manne ~ Henry Se M,a =, N, R,,
Guest |
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(.oLIAnS- WILLIAM rtsthhh mas ON nsna pe- ~
o. plain and ornamental guitars. win patent crew. sga nu.
ha' neaa. WIN o. "sos' os.es, pees nom nv % nss
lecturers yolns flutes from one 20 eight eianon.r
book fos each instrument
.ay ~
EPlsGOPAL Cnurcn Cnens-book, aesfnee - !, 49, -.
psns large and vaed SELECTION o. ehan, Tune r % s,.as
,en In, s"bisbed ana FOR ale sy - ;" ~
""' 'u'' P TAYLOR a MAURy,
,,s, 81 nj I .hvA 80 ON ssrst
-
NEW Edition OF Wood and Baehe's u. .. Dfspenss
~ I Isy,ssa ~ ~ s"'~'s''' ' Nj on a wafRy
Also woods Practice Medicine, Bwsils Medes
For saie al pubi-hcrs' prices Jugn
TUsr RECEIVED, st the old stand ON PenssynI
sirasis goods, in which are
DO do cheruiscp
White silk gloves
Colored doves
Thread gloves
Also, large and wen selected assortment Of hosiery
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HISTORICAL Collections or Virginia containing .
collection Of the interesting hcts, traditions, biographical
Sketches anecdotes relating history and antiquities,
geter with geographical and statistical descriptions which
appended Historical and Descriptive Sketch OF the Dstct Of Co
unba illustrated with over 100 ensayngs BY Henry Howe one
History Virginia. from discovery settlement
sale BY FRANCK- TAYLOR
Aael
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PPI1ETON's Railroad and steansboat C0npanieng
being Travellers Guide through the Northern, Middle and
New Bunswck and Nova Scotia, usus
ted with 30 maps steel, and Is engravines.
The illustrated Hand book for Travellers through the United
States ebeshed with las engraving, and accompanied BY T
and map
n large and accurate map.
Dimeis Railroad, Steamboat and Telegraph Book pes
cents, with map fRANCk TAYLOR
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WHATMAN,s Drawing Paper.-w. FISCHER, mpcra
and dealer in superior stationery, parchment, Rodgers uue
~, kc, has just received direct from the manufacturer aa
supply whanans superior drawing paper, expressly
following all Of which constantly or whole
sale OF a staioners' Hail.
Cap sze 10 by % inches DENY, Is by 20 inches medium,
by ~ inches; royal 10 by ~ nces supeuoya ~ BY inches
Imperial inches, elephant, ~ by ~ nche. Columbia
inches, ~ July u
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CUTTARs-wIl.LIAM FISCHER has hand great vsnsV
Of plain and ornamental xuiars, with patent screws square
fat heads with without prices from hse 10 my dhan
Also constantly hand pianos from the celebrated Mans
vion flutes from eight keys; ciaone nreoh
hs accordeons and hutinas with the improved nuun
book for each instrument.
Iuv
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NEW HOOKS just received ss Taylor u maur
" Bookstores 9th
Volume Hidreths United States.
southey's Commonplace Book, No
History of the American Bible Society, vol. evo.
Lyells Second Visit 10 the United States.
Cheap edition ga cents Of "Lady Alice New Una
The Maiden Aunt--a story offs. NJ
Aug5
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VIEW books Ar TAYLOR a MAURY's, near Ni.sA

Rowland Cashe by Lever, ID part
Hiidreths New History of tlie United etatcs, vol.
soufheyis Commonplace Book, Harperp edition, No.
Edmond Dantcs, Sequel % Count Of Monte Chnsto
European Life and Mannersj by Henry Colman
Mrs Greys new novel, Magdeen and Marce, or he kees
Guest. f 81 lE
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~ ths Prsssaenl e the Unlt'
In pursuance " law, !, ZACHARY TAYL,
uhiled st1tes Of AneIica, do hereby declar,
that Pablic sales will be held al the underme Mi
s az. state q MICHIGAN, AZ the periods here
AZ the land once at GENEsEE, commsne
ssssnIn day q January next, for the sale OF the
North Of the base iias, and east Of hs pr
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THE Domestic Practice of aydropashy, with anec,
engraved illustrations Of important subjects. BY Edward John
son. NJ ID.
Hydropay the wa.er Cure; illustrated with many
cure. by Joel shew, NJ. ID.
Theory ydropaihy, popular
H. fmncke. For sale by FRANCk TAYLOR.
Aug II
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Tine Complete Horse Doctor containing Habits Diseases
and Management Of Stable on me Road
Juyl FRANCK TAYLOR
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JUST received nj =. Parer's.-Barys uer-
lans and the American Lusal Curling Fluid, The Parma
Combs all sizes.
Also, Powder for restoring bcsu,fs
and preserving the complexion and rendering
white, smooth and son PARKERs,
Aug Psi tGlobe) few doors below National Hotel.
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EPIsCOPAL Church Chsnt-Book, designed 90 fsefif
II chanting in churches and the private devotional circle COO
psng large and varied selection Of chant with instructions
mode Of performance, ke by the Rev Wm su
TAYLOR MAURY,
July ~ Booksellers, near oh steet
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EMPTTON CLAIMANIb
Every person entitled 70 the night q empucn 10 Of The
lands within townships and
required establish the Subtraction
receiver Of proper land ONCE, and make therefor
before the
for Of pubic Of the lands embracing
claimed, otherwise such claim win be forfeited.
,. BUTTERFTELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land once.
Sep. 25-lawl3w F
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CATHOLIC COUNCIL AT BALrIMoRE.-The Bal
timore Patriot, speaking of the Council that was to
assemble on the 9Th inst, says Sc 1t will be Ma
tional Council-not Provincial, as heretofore. az
under the present organization of the church in the
United States, there are three arch-dioceses one in
Baltimore, another in St. Louis, and a third in
Oregon From this time hence the National Coun.
Gil meets in every ten years, each Arch bishop
holding trlennally in the interval Provincial
Council, composed of all the Suffragan Bishops
within his jurisdiction. 1t is believed that another
arch diocese will be recommended by The Council
for NewYork and if it is eventually created, that
Bishop Hughes will be selected for its head, the
Rev. DIR. Constantine c. Pise. gentleman well
known in Baltimore, succeeding him Bishop OF
NewYOrk. 1t is further understood, we learn
from the NewYork Evening Post, that among other
important matters, the extension of the canon law
TO the government of the ecclesiastical province,
will be passed upon at the session. twenty-five
digniiares Of the church will attend the Council,
among them the two Arch-bishops of Baltimore
and ST. Louis I; and each of the Bishops will BE-
accompanied by one Theologian, taken from the
clergy of his diocese. The Council will be opened
in the Cathedral with high-mass and daily sessions
will be held during the week Three of the ses-
sons will be puhlic-one on Sunday next. at ii A.
NJ, when the Arch bishop of Baltimore celebrates
high-mass the Arch bishop of St Louis delivering
the sermon the second on Tuesday, at 9 A. M,
when, after highnass for the deceased Bishops,
sermon will be delivered by Bishop Purcell, of
Cincinnati: and the last on the Sunday following,
when again, after high mass, sermon is 10 be de
livered by Bishop Hughes of Network"
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CHEAP DRY GOODS
The NEW WORK STORE 16e povdr,s street

DkINTED Musns. fast coors andibeautitu patterns at
J219c. per yard, selling the lie stores
10 TO Ac Scotch Gnghams, cases Swiss Mqsins,
"a wide al 30c. per I'd usually sold Soc FTenGh Da-
mask Curtain Stuff at 51 Turkey Red Dc at loc.; 109d oz
Gents large size Linen Cambria !dkf style at - so
per dozen worth double the money 900 yards White Linen
Mosquito Netting, at &c. quality not be bought for
less than lUc IN the city Irish Linens, bv the large
small quantity ut les than wholesale Pure Linen
20c per yard and upwards Undresed Family Linen
&c. good be bought for 50c Buyers test the
truth OF the above assertions by comparing samples Also,
full yarety OF the newest and richest styles Of Fancy and
Staple DRY GOODS equally low. The sub scrber would
remark that the practice of this establishment to offer
few leading articles cheap with view of obtaining
exorant profits other goods With facilities unsurpassed
for receiving goods from North at the lowest raean
active and increasing business unaffected by cholera hard
tmesa saving diem of from fifteen to twenty dollars
in and expenseshe afford to sell cheap Heavy
expenses be by enormous profits. New Workers
especially invited to call they will be reminded of the
cheap establishments in Grand and Catherine streets.
mh2 X. BROWN 168 POydras st.
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Debts from Foreign States to British Subjects.
Lord Palmerston has addressed the following
circular TO the representatives of the British 60
vernment in foreign States

FOREIGN OFFICE, January, 1880.
Her Majesty government have frequently had occasion
instruct her Maestys representatives IN various foreign
States. TO make earnest and friendly but authoritative
subjects who are holders of public bonds and secu
As some mlseoncepon appears to exist some of those
ststes with regard to the Just rights Of govern
So in support those claims have 10 Inform you as the
OF her Majesty in OF those States against
British entirely question discretion and by
means question Of international right whether they should
negotiation. If the question be considered simply
its bearing upon international right there be doubt
Whatever OF the Perfect right which the government OF
every country possesses 10 take matter of diplomatic
negotiation any well founded complaint which any OF It's
country which from such foreign government
of country entitled demand redress Tor any
individual among It's subjects who have inst but
satisfied pecuniay claim the government of another
country the right require redress be nished
merely because the extent of the wrong increased and
comparatively small sum, there great number OF rdi
viduals to whom very large amount is due.
1t therefore, simply question of discretion with the
British Government whether this matter should should
of that question turns entirely British and domestic
has hheT been hS9usht BY the the
subjects should their capital in osns to foreign Gov
ernments instead Of employing IN profitable undertakings
to foreign Governm who may be either unable
willing to pay the stipulated interest thefenpon the Birth
stain from taking up as International questions the com.
plants made by BRUSH subjects afanst foreign
TO such pecun!ay transactions FOtbe British Government
has considered that the losses of mpudent wkp have
placed mistaken confidence in the good faith OF fore
Governments. would prove sautaIy warning TO Others;
in treat Britain, except by Governments Of known good
faith and Of sovency But nevertheless might
happen that the loss occaoned to British subjects by the
nonpayment of interest loans made by them foreign
Governments might become great that it would be too
high price for the nation for such warning to
the future and in such state of things might become
the duty of the British Government to make these
the subject of diplomat negotiation.
In any conversation which you may hereafter bold wi
the - Ministers this subject, you will not fail to
municate to them the views which her MaJestys Govern
ment entertain thereupOn set forth in this dspateh
[Signed1 PALMERsHoN.