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Copper, Tin, { Sheet Iron
ESTABLISHMENT,

~
FTsHE ssl,srTiser would re.PecifnliY fstein ~
II thanks % lh~ public Or III Faifoaaee 81.
tended 10 he firm q HaushaNoui A Elliets snd
as he business all le coniinsFd b him n Al -
various hrsnrhes. Al ths oi stand hs hslss 70 az
ceise The same literal PsiFonuge.
STILLS. and TIN WARE. ofeseEy variety
fol hoasehold use. manufactured IN he mol sesi
and durable stsls ~ experienced Ikn'en. Asii
constantly On hand, 60 made % order, On he nasi
reasonable terms. Rrp1iring of stills AM Tn
Ware done on The slaTlrsi NOTICE.
IL i also prepared 20 attend % al efdeEs fer
COVERING Houses WITH TIN. and
.GETTERING. which he engages % 90 n :
s, le equal far exeelenoe and neainess viii thal
OF any ether workman in the stale.
Tin Mare. ASSORTED. furnished WHOLESALE q
Net-hanis aud others. anA delivered ~ lheil
door Al Petersburg prizes.
JACOB HAUGHAwoIT.
eeps. 81. ss-
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One THOUSAND yards Of TOW and COT
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October - o.

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Is vicinity. He may he found at his office, stu
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October 10. oil
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For the cure of FeInns Piles, Ulcers, carhuncles,
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LErTERs PORTUGAL AND SrAIr.-The following
communication from tho Post Once Department at
Washington, to the Postmaster OF Baltimore gives "a
tsfactory information In reference to the facilities
with which letters now be transmitted from the
United States by the mail steamers to Portugal and
Spain
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Contract Office, July 25th lS4o.
SR:-In answer to your inquiry relative to letters
for Portugal and Spain have that since the de-
tails under the Postal Treaty with Great Britain have
been settled letters tor The countries above named can
be forwarded ularly by the British aud Amer-
packets, via England by prepayment being made
here of the whole postage to wit 10 cents per single
rate upon letters to Portugal and 70 cents per single
rate upon letters to Spain
Letters thus mailed and sent from yeur ohaoe will be
duly transmitted to Portuguese Spanish seaport,
and any Portuguese Spanish postage Is to BIZ paid
from those ports to the place Of destination Of the
letter letters that must be paid by the recipient Of
the letter. Respectfully your obsdient servant,
J X HOBBIE,
First Asst p. M. General
C. T. MADDOX. Esq p. M. of Baltimore, Md
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tbers-i.-lsw waiter Buuoan, Rebsrt B. Trsmpsr ana
Alexander Crsw and the Police Department OF which
he was . member, respectfully invited to attend
his funeral this afternoon, st O'Clock from his late
residence Greenwich street. three doors below Barclay
street.
Colonel wAsHIroros CUSHING died Ut his residence,
In South bingham. Macs on the 22d inst He was
born the sth Of January l776 aud conseq
In lis seventy fourth During the last Colo
mel Cushing In command Of the regiment stationed
ut he castle in Boston hsrbor, and distin-
eushed for his omptness fidelity, and zeal In tho
discharge OF his military we'll ~ all the other duties
Of life.
On Friday the cath inst, H. P. HuLsEar, aged forty
His friends and acquaintances respectfully in
vited TO attend his funeral at 10 o'clock PM from his
late residence, No. "a Lispenard street.
On Saturday morning, 26th inst, Louisa, youngest
daughter Of 1hos II. and Jane Chambers.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral from tho residence
Of her father No l62 Wooster street. Sunday after
BOON ut half past O'Clock. NJ, without further
tice Her remains will be taken to st Bxrthoomew q
church, corner Of Lafayette place and Great Jenes
street where the funeral service will be performed and
from thence to Greenwood, for interment
On the oath inst. BEnJAMIN ID VANDeRHEvDEr, only
child Of Samuel and Sarah vandsrhey den aged year,
y months and % days.
attend his funeral from his parents residence 18th
street fourth houe from 9Th avenue, on Sunday, at
ociock,P M His remains will be taken to Greenwood
On Saturday, 25th inst CArHARIrK MAopALIrE,
daughter of John H. and Frances M. Bruen, aged s
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend the funers from the residence Of her parents
S. Borstio street Sunday. the Goth August, 1t
o'clock. baltimore papers please copy
On Saturday morning 25th inst FHANcEs HART, wife
Of Raphael scheyer and daughter Of Benjamin Hart of
Montreal
The friends of the family invited to attend the
funeral Sunday morning, Mt 10 clock. from the
Florence Hotel of Brosdway aud Walker street.
On the 2bth inst ESTHER Ann, youngest daughter OF
Benjamin }. Miller
The friends Of the family are invited to attend her
funeral this afternoon three O'Clock, without fur
ther notice. from her fathers residence Ne Is Amity
place
In Brooklyn, the evening of the Goth instant. Of
disease of the heart Mr. JOHN VREDENsURcH, aged II
years
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TrE LATE FrRK IN PHILADriruIA The North .iwsvi-
can Of the 26tb instant speaking OF the fire. which
occurred In that city the morning sf the Esd inst,
says he Of the condagraton surrou oded
all tides by frame buildings lumber and wood
Yards and az Der collections of
but for The dsmpness If the material caused by
rain Of the day before there II knowing where the
flames ud have stopped In spite Of tho sxsrttons of
the fremen Themill was owned by James Harper, in
COM ection with bis son-in-law James NJ Patton
There was about SIS 600 worth 1T hnery belonging
10 the building Mr. Harpers loss is heavy his iusu-
farce being only 81 COO, which falls the Franklin
IT surHnce company The lessee Of the saving aud
planning works Of the esta shment which were the
ground hoor Of the building, George Sloat. He
loses, In machinery, about $1,000; insurance There
large amount Of lumber at the mill, which had
been sent there to be worked by different dividuals
All OF this was destroyed Rowley g. Ashburner had
about 100 COO feet Nathan Leeds so 900, and Johu
Rice so 0cO The Of the wharf, Wilson
Lavender also lost considerable quantity of lumber
The upper stories Of the building occupied BY
number Of mechanics including two sashmakers, two
turner's flannel carder. and gun barrel maker,
whose aggregA loss In the truction Of material
made up work, tools fixtures &C., amounts to between
two and three tbousapd dollars The flames spread to
the adjoining yard Of d b. Taylor Co commission
lumber merchants and destroyed about $4,000 worth
of lumber belonging to that firm which loss there Is
insurance OF S6 900 In the Franklin In this yard
large lots OF lumber burned belonging to Msthev
Fife. p Feitig and Martin Myers. Mr. Fife esti-
mates his loss at 81 s00 which no had insurance
his policy having expired short time since Mr..
Fetg reckons his loss at $4,000. He not insured
MIR. Myers loses 81 200; insured.
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tive committ.. ubo.. dutv M rould h. 10 yi.t ana
.Ysmip. ali the pr,,ops a The stat. and r,nert
ally 70 tn. atur. the state OF the different p
such other things In regard 20 them as
enable the L.si-stur. 10 perfect their gov.rnmsnt
and discipline. and conferred on the committee thu
san. po~,rs a. were vested I'm In,peotors Of
pro- ons by the Oath section of tit. cap q mart Of
the evs.d ststut and that the duty of the keep.r
OF zach prison should be the sane with regard 10 said
committee as In the section lAst r. fcrred TO ON the
"a u Aprl Isst the association met and appointed
an executive coHniteee aud the COMMITTEES. by reso-
luton appointed the r.lstors to visit and exsmip ne
the stat. rrison ct sing Sing On the btb Of June
solution Of the ,xecutv. eommtt.. tag.tb.r 18th an
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al. hy'rrooi- Steamship csnads1Mr and Mr.. MeEve.
hd Mr. hsfrs LADY, four dsuEhtr goverpees aud seven
- vsh NJ and Mr. EscAndsn. Mr. Escspson Mrs Rossn
icdt hs Ida eiuneotf Mr. aud Mrs Cohen, and Mrs
ssms.l, "n hent MT. ussinr, ars Mef.rland and two
oauHitre Mrs bfuerand to sughters Edeerton
W ddelrook lady Mr. Gosdsin and lady, Mr. wey-
msn aud lsds hrGrcg Ill holnes Glasgow Mr. Holmes
tunttn, Mr. Iuhsr Mr. heloiee. EGsrritt, atkin Mr.
Drte- steusrt Mr. snhfOidi David Law, uenry Lepew.
v faund'Iton, Mr. ksensn. crifhns l. Dias, Mr. Del
motto thspn. Mr. Tyrri. MT smith, A Cochran Mr.
Irce, Mr. Ftfes, Mr. Lawrence Lewis Butler MT t.rner
NJ Hill koiht. u Hsler, NJ steine. NJ bay Ia
a. ~. Cul9. NJ Neal, Nay Dr smith, Mr. Dulles,
hobt kcltr, ilatt, M Fsnwick, Mr. WyokoH Mr. Her
rim ~ hl,r, sIhvsrt Nj Mcrre Mr. Critsnden aud
iI'tN liesFt ffeiCm Mr. . Freidman. Geo Fox
Nt!sn.i Nitdtt more fsift Mr. tovtan, Mr. guther
nsy, kenke. ksyrsrd. sr aaa Mrs Thorn
Ne But aIdtsO children. Nts 1avet der Mr. sansen al
g. w auef y, fr m dslfsss Mr. Nevmsn Miss 10
' d sof. " . Ia reli-tUtatlN
vtEi o. y Stean ship sarah sands-Mrs Hains Mr. and
No IoIrng, hanscy 81 ooks shaw, M Hail. tof Epgl
w woe Nits Am " God hr Nalw.ly, Mr. kpdarson NJ
~ leyrt 81 rtisnd) usps = Huffman, ker
rntl ~ latt. NJ STILES Rev Rufus
vattal, N Samuel knOx Rev samson " s: rev Rus-
seii Carptnter tof tnel Mr. HeghaL adT two child
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On the Path inst Jors L.Ios Of disease n the liver
native u New Ross, Co Wexford, ireland. aged vs.
years
H friends and acqusintspoes. siso the friends and
acquaintance "a his sons Michael and John ars re-
questtd To- attend his funeral this afternoon at q
o'clock from the boute 81 his daughter Mrs Brady 100
bird street between avenues A and r.
On the 2stb met after . short illn.ss tssosas w
fsNIor, IN the Both par 20 bis age
his friends and scqusintsDees, and those Of his brs
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There was good demand for all kinds during the
week, with the exception a. Florida the crop feor,
whence IL was suppoesd would be larger than usual
The reopenina Of Germ ports IL was suppo,.d voud
bring forward orders which had been delayed Tbsre
was no marked cnsnge Ia Kentucky leaf Mason county
brands we're much sought after. Manufactured to-
prices.
WHory.-The market unchanged aud there
made ct 2okc. Drudge firm, aud held at 2Gxo.
time |TN'
Reoe'Pfs Of Produce pr Hudson Rir>r Lin,s This Day
OLE Troy Line -16p4 barrels -four SO barrels ashss.
40 bales wool; $40 bushels feed.
schnyl.rs Line 225 bushels corn; 22o bales wool:
200 bosbels rye. -
New f'rh and Cincinnati Line leo barrels -four.
Try snd Western Line i 800 bushels corn 40 b.r.
res ashes 81 bales wool 100 barrels seed 800 barrels
corn meal, 81 tarreis -four.
Miscelaneous 2ooo bushels corn; 2io boxes cheese
20 yhiskev
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res. cins, Mrs Of Germany, Mr. xoNsl Ireland 10

IN the stssrsgs ali wsii.
SAvAnn AH-Stesmsnip Cherokes-G W Andersen. lady,
childrep and ssrvsBss; Dr. niehsrdson Col @pa
dsB Col Spe, Mrs YALE child and servxat uRgtsr
ney Mrs GaAher As Ca shrr Curtis aud ehadren;
ba.ler and LADY, rhaaas Taylor and LADY, NArs.at
Wayne. e Beyiii, cs's.hnr. ~ Bsnsop, AndrewS
sohnson Crswoid. Green. Neye-. sands. Rood
sosgrovs Spear Il oods. q q Barnes. Barnes
MCGOWAN, Z Croweil Loeterman u Gamble
Ames ia o. Russell G Earle. Jaesse,tsr Einstein
MAJ L,ppDAn Ii hanea, Geo Harris. kodhs
Woodson > II hulford MeGoush Brown. II
swim; } Rsinhart Enstein, strous, Banks Js-
seph LppmAn, Siginu ad Berg--i0 steerags
HAvRk-rsoket sAip Duehesse d'Orlraas-G aud A De-
date, + Lehun, Dr. x Neal Mrs y Avi, sesa
ANrwxRP-ship Moe ora Miss Louisa Muller Mis- Louisa
Cassandra- f6l in the steern.s
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AT Holy Trinity Church, Brooklyn, on Tuesday.
Aug tlst. BY the Rev Mr.. Le~is, MIR wuLtaa J.nss
MtshiwE.rrsR, II London. England TO Miss ELI,,
second daughter Of Mr. John Cross. OF Lon
don, England.
In London, Eng. July 8, Mr.. Jou~ y Psy Of Bos-
ton u A., to Niss kLLrr r.. daughter Of the late
Benjamin Wet, Esq, Of Bish-spgste e London
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Army Intelligence.

The steamship Alabama Capt White, from East
Pascagoula With three companies under the comma nd
Of Major Bsnbrdge MAJOR Miller, and Captain Rains
1.-THE $th artillery her way Tampa Bay stopped ct
Fort Pickens, and took In other panies From
Tampa Bay, we understand, after having landed the
troops, she will proceed to New Orleans, and from
thence to Chagres -Psar DeRserat, .sng 16
UNrKp srarrs Tsoors ~ FLos,pA-we learn that
reports have been recently received at the War Depart
nent from General wigs aud the commanding on
Gers At Pascsgopa and Pensasos, that Ave additional
compsni-e u artillery route for Tampa Bay,
which point doubtless they reached eight days
since. This additional force with the three
ordered from the Atlantic States also In position before
this time make the total force in Florida twelve
and II 10 believed fully equal to any present
emergency In that quarter We und-rrtand that the
fret orders despstched for the Of the seventh
regiment OF infantry, fom near st L-uis mi.carred
which viii cause delay 10 the departure Of that
regiment for Florida The last ofcisl reports from
Tampa Bay, dated the stb instant, show that every
thing was then quiet Warrington Rspubhe, Aug rs
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Company for the OF Mails Passengers Nor
ohandise and Treasure Steam Packets OF this Con-
pany appointed leave ST. Thomas the lst eaoA
for and New York. The first Of
which places they the 6h the
lth Of the month leaving Neg York the 18th they
reach Bermuda the 10th Of the month"; and
meet steamer BY which be
veyed Nassau Havana Mobile Point Vera Cruz. Tsmpsa
Hondura jamaica ST. Jago de Cuba, Jacme and ports
ths Spanish Main linoIudins Chss Leaving Bermuda
Thomas the sd Of the month"; and will
specie and merchandise for that Island Porto Rco the VIII
fares BY the steamer from Yerh foliewsTs
ra, sos Puerto Cabsao, {llO Antigua Sos DArbadss
SEQ; DemerarA, $40 St. tincents tl11 Trinidad SlSS
$la0i Jan.is. s4o s. J.fS DC cuh. sls0 Jsc%s $40
thaGenA $6b Chasrss sl7O ST. Juan do NioarHgus $lSk
The freight specie and goods the has hsret
fere been charged For further particulars apply
MAITLAND. PHELPS. CO, Agents,
nyl ~ ~ Stone streeA-
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nARITImE INT E l. LI0 nH o
Cleared.

Cleared.
ship-NisOlsi 4 Jovan tAus), Radovich. Valparaiso.
.s Sss nSas &. %ss
Cloud. nSn'sr Pert wslst,il: Nssmith Walsh
~. t e. cs 4s A$ssI 9Th
SSr;.c:.a..is. psYI cursss. Lewis; yiI,as.
Potter; Golden Rule Van Name Fsdsriek.bug; Estirs
Wsipols Norfolk ssrsSsn, cosSh RichnoDS;
Br.nss f n NJ.
York, Goodss "de l:s probably ae.tong VIC
indsPsndenee Hathaway, Providence; orsss'.
Steamship C.n:Ss irdhin; M.srpsSl Avg H. Is.
Ship Tria.y Z o'clock MN @S; e
cargo q her down sds.
asSs able aess so"sht he. iHS sos
where she her to the steamer Ajax which swea
sand. S ~ ,..!s:,
.Tyia q h' bar Lid.y nsss oslSss Is T..
& + s,S b. s. s.
ss .n With
rs: E,sI passed brig S%..issS bound mile:
S9orl Fndsy Il lata S lon II So Exchanged :isas:
Pseiss ship DueSssss 6:s.n Richardson. Hav.. with
ns ss,n and s.s.p :. T5,oIh with
rallrea nd iron and passengers, to Crook.
sss a:ass % T Ua Ss': a.. .'s
'AS s ss . :s s L c ss .s aa:. :.
Thompson
big John Gutemburg Wooster Sullivan Ne, days. with
granite, the Dry Dock Brooklyn.
Schr Oraba Freeman Sullivan. Ne, H. days. with granite,
for the U Dry Dock. Brooklyn.
Below.
Bark Prince OF Wales tof ST John NB 40 days from v-
erpool, With passengers to order.
Brig warculs Joeelyn from 81 Marks to Cos Anderson
q Co.
e. trrl. Of Narssiies. from Port au Prince.
brts LOUISA, from -;
e. MARKS.
ship Gertrude sailed 7th Liverpool under
Of Capt Howand Capt ShesrmAn having remained to tsks
charge Of the packet ship xonuma In the old line Of Lv
erpool paoheta
ship Victoria Warrington. for Antwerp at anchor 1t the
sW Spit.
Ave 5-WiAd sssun-riss, NV at meridian. W; 81 ssa-
SW.
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AT No. l32k WILLiAM STREET, NEW YoRx,
M ANUFACTURES HIS PATENT ANNUNCIATOR Oh
l Hotel Telegraph for the HOTELS Steamships and
private DIV enss lie also respectfully eess to inform The
public that he will all orders and al in
Judgements of his Patent with despatch. Orders Tor
Chimes fitting them may be addressed 10 the und
aplT ISL r. d. JACKSON.
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DIANOS FOR SALE AND TO HIRE. AT BARCLAY
opposite the Aston House. from 81 to octsvss u
JAMES THOMPSON q co.,
ie26 Ate vAllman RAndAU.
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BANK OF SALISBURY.
vHE Notes Of the bank Of Salisbury Maryland redeemed
L by 4. H0uGHTOS. d Wall street. 1t ONE per esnA
discount. jy9 53t<
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Appointment by the President.
heDrJ Shelton sstfurd, Of tUnurcttcut. 20 be
Secretary u the Legation Of the United States Al
Paris 0' ~
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FRENCH LANGUAGE

u OsrON, Sept l4s-Profsssor dwards systea Of in
ID in the French language which, far
Krcss results. EDWARD N. KIRK.
PROFESSOR r. EDWARDS respectfully invites those pet
DESTROYS of French read his
perussl keptiosl q
the superiority Professors system all others The
the following French,
SO broadway and residence - East Twsa
ty-oarth between Fourth and Lexington Class
evening Terms Sl2 for d lessons. In advance schoos
attended, IN and Nov York FAmiliss taught at thse
sws residence mvsS mlsw
STATE OF NEW yoRK:-Iu Supreme Coart-sumnons.
~ To besehis KeiloggYou hereby summoned to
the oomoaint Of Jahe. kellogg which Was fields
the ese of the Cownty Clerk Of usrkmsr county the
S,a day Of and e copy Of yoSr aaswss
ascr Of this exclusive
Of the service You also hereby notified that
plaintiff will take judp della
and ninety i've cents fA said compAintin
days after said Dated Little Falls June IL
H4o. Ii. WATERMAN, PlG's Atty,
jy3 1swGw~ Resd,rg at Little Falls. n. r.
IN Pursuance OF AN ORDER OF THE sURR0-
gate Of the Counsy OF New York. notice hereby
to all having claims against Simeon r. vandervesE,
late Of the city Of New York. deceased
with vouchers thereof to the subscriber his Me-
West Broadway the city of New York. before the
twelfth day Of November next Dated Now York. the fourth
M aSt Isxt CORNELIUS vANBERvEER Adui.istratss
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thing to do which depend on flaming Advertisements
and newspaper pufs for their celebrty thss To- the
ehsmieal test Il V unnecessary for me to tell you
ANYTHING about the component parts Of the Article for
Ibis you kDov, well - have only to say that
copsder altogether the best preparation Of the kind
that hss been got up When received your ssrsapa-
rils tried 1t In my obstinate and protrsct
edjsundoe Of i've years standing. also used 1t In
Ing its effects and happy to say think 1t an In
valuable medicine At the time received yours the
country flooded With preparations OF sarsapsria
good except Townss nd's." All the others contain the
BE- cloude Of mer, and the people here have strsng
tell the story to suit myself and you. am no enemy
to mercury when rightly used should be glad TO have
you send me two gross as soen IS possible
Yours. respectfully, IRA HAYWOOD, NJ D.
Clintonville N. Y.
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PHYSICIANS.

An intelligent, honest. conscientious physician Is
one OF the moet usefu members of society, and. per-
hspe, considering everything, the least appreciated
brakeman OF mechanic, " he were called mp In the
night particularly II he was unwell, and the night
cold and stormy, to 20 to work, or on journey Of
several miles, to do moot d,ragreesble job would
consider Themselves insuitsd- bat physoiAns
family doing this and going about doing good" for
which they get but little thanks and many times less
pay There are such men that practise In all theories
Of medicine.
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There Ara homs qnscks In New Yezk, who advertise
and recommend their victims TO tsse Pill day sick
or well. This advice, tahep, would murder thou
tspds Yet this suicidal course Is recommended that
there upprincped men msy obtain % cents for Box
Of Pills. Thus lightly do they value human life
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AN EMINENT PHYSICIAN

The following 10 from one Of the most respectable
pbysiciaps In the Stste:-
Respecting Your Ssrsapa sills, have not now tine 20
say what feel bound to do 1t this other time
hereafter For this present, sufnos II to sAy, treated
the articles As I'll others WITH whiah fkavs aay.