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VERDICT IN THE WALKER MURDER.-The Coro-
ners jury in the case of Mrs. Martha E. Walker at
New York, rendered verdict that the deceased
came TO her death by ball shot from pistol, by
her husband Thomas A. Walker-whereupon the
Coroner committed him to prison for examination.
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A PREDIcTIoN.-Mr. Walter Savage Landor in
the London Examiner Of Dec. 23d, pregnosticates
that " the occupation of California by the Ameri-
cans, will hereafter lay the foundation of vast
and powerful empire, to predominant, at no distant
period, in the farthest east''
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Gs> A company of young men are about starting
from Boston, to take charge ,'f cotton factory at
Topic, nlear San Bias, Mexico. The factory has
been established for about ten years, during which
it has cleared its owners immense profit. The
present overseers have caught the gold fever, and
are off for California ; and this new company goes
out to ELL their places
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OLYMPIC CIRCUs.-We would call the attention
of the public to the advertisement of this establish
ment for this evening. Mr. Worrell, the capital
Clown, takes benefit, it being likewise his last
appearance, The visiters of the Olympic will long
remember the many hearty laughs afforded them
by this prince of testers, and we hope will, upon
this, his only and last appeal for their suffrages,
cheerfully respond by crowding the house from pit
TO dome
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The AMERICAN THEATRE-The drama of the
wandering Jew,' and the very amusing after
piece of Jenny Lind is Come continue to attract
full houses, and furnish about as good an excuse
for idng away an evening at the theatre as can be
found. One witty farce is worth dozen dull
tragedies, and Jenny Lind is witty, and what is
more it is PLAYED with spirit and TASTE
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CLOTHING AT COST.

Il
To close Winter Goods offer the balance
Fine and Fashionable Winter Clothing,
AT COST, FOR CASH. comprising elegant and
assortment of Fine Goods made in the best and Of all the
fashionable styles: ,..-
DRESS COATS Of Black and Blue French Cloths.
FROCK COATS: OF Brown Olive, Blue and Black Cloths.
SACK COATS Of Black and Fancy Cloths and Twesds
SACK PALETOTS: Of Black and Fancy Cloths and Tweeds
OVERCOATS and CIRCULAR CLOAKs.
OPERA SACKS.
PANTS: of Black and Fancy Cashmere.
VESTS of Black Satin and Cashmere Fancy French Csssme
Fancy Satin and Silk White Marseiles very rich Ball Vests
DRAWERS: Of Silk, Merino Lambs Wool, Flannel, Cotton
Linen, etc. etc.
UNDERSTANDS: of Silk, Merino Lambs Wool Flannel Coz.
ton etc. etc.
ROBES DES CHAMBRES: Of various styles and qualities
GLOVES Jouvns Kid all colors Merino Silk Cashmere Buck
skn etc.
CRAVATS aud sCARFs beautiful assortment Of choice and
style goods
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFs, Half Hose, suspenders Umbre.
las Trunks, and all articles pertaining gentleman.
wardrobe
NORRIS & WAY, 22 CAMP street.
ta23 2dptf o "a Exchange
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VIRGINIA NoMINATIoNs.-The Democratic Con.
senuon at Richmond have nominated ]. A. Leddon
for Congress from that district. M. s. Cran,h.rn
OF berkeley county, has been nominated bv the
democrats as their candidate to represent that dis
trIct In the next Senate of Virginia
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LARGE FLEET.-No less than 80 square, rugged
vessels sailed from Boston on the LIST inst, viz 10
ships, IL barks and IA briggs.
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rs'' Fanny Kemble Buffers first Shakespeare
reading in New York, took place on Saturday night,
the Sd inst, before an overlooking house. Seventy
five dollars in money were returned to those who
could not find accommodation.
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UNABLE TO AGREE.-The jury in New York, in
the case of John S. AUSTIN former President of the
Empire Club, for the murder of Shea, have been.
unable to agree upon verdict yet.
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CARD.
MIR. and Mrs. Harby's Classical. English,
French and Spanish School,


.N.fL9DES STREET. 6etDeen ITALIA and Melpomene,
is NOW OPEN for the reception of Pupils Boys re-
ceived al stage of education, and thoroughly pre-
pared for Colleges, Counting houses and Trades
r MIR; Hardy has had twenty three years experience
eacher and feels assured that he fulfil the reasonable
dren to his guidance
limited number of Boarden will be received in the family
MIS- u will sapeHntend the Female Department. and
nei TO insure polish of manners and gentenes
The French and Spanish will be taught by experienced
ins tTucfors -
TERMS:
For Day Pupils from 81 TO $40 per month
Boarding Pupils, from SIS to $50 per month
We do with pleasure recommend Mr.. and Mrs
HARBf'S ACADEMY to the confidence and patrona ga
OF the public.
Isaac Johnson, Governor of the State of Lou,iaua
IraslmOn Landry, Lieutenant Governor.
Charles Sayarre Secretary of State
Alexander Dimtry, Sup. General of Public Education
George Eustis Chief Justice Supreme Court
A. NJ Buchanan, Judge District Court
GY. Bnght, Justice of the Peace.
ID. DeBow, Professor University of Louisiana
M. M. Cohen, Admir-
A. ID, Crosman, Mayor of the City
Joseph Genos Recorder of the First Municipality
Joshua Baldwin, Recorder of the Second Municipaity
+, seuzeneau, Recorder of the Third Municipality
mhl4 GEO. w, HARDY, Naiades st.
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OF Mr.. Doheny, the Irish refugee, delivered an
address on the state of Ireland before the New
York Assembly on the 2Sth ult 1t is said to have
been masterpiece Of eloquence.
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ORLEANS THEATRE.-Meyerbeer's grand opera
of The Huguenols is to be performed tomorrow
evening for the second time this season. This will
give musical amateurs a better opportunity than
they have yet had of hearing the entire strength of
the company, and of judging of the respective
tnerts nf the eayaraI orf,ofos
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r.orst.sA Council No 1T. A. L. s. 1emplan s. of T.
at Temple Hail. $50 Canal st.. at hafpast 8.
PELICAN DIVISION No, l. at Pelican Hall. Common
and ST. Charles sts., at hafpast !.
OCEAN DIVISION No q at Unity Hail. Margny Build.
ings Third Municipality, at half-past7.
JryEKR SON DIVISION No. 10, Gretna hali-past7
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GENERALS TAYLOR AND ScoTT.-It is said that
Gen. Taylor has written to Gen. Scott invitino
him to return to Washington and make that bs
Headquarters ' saw
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NAvAL.-The U. S. frigate Savannah, Can't
VOORHEES,, for the Pacific, sailed from Boston on
Thursday afternoon, the LIST inst
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Gr The attention of all those disposed to render
assistance to destitute immigrants is directed to an
advertisement, in another column, calling meet
ing at O'Clock this evening, at Canterburys, ll6
Chartres street.
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Gr The people of Mal.lehead, Mass. are talk
ing of celebrating their secorri centennial auniver
sary' The town was incorporated in May, 1919.
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Grand Concert This EVenin E


N,s1~ MADAME T. CAILLY, Pupil of the Royal rA1lA,
Az Academy from Paris, will give a GRAND @
XfNrsE FOCAL IND INSTRUMENTAL Con- MfNNS191
&SIS cert on WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 18th EAEES
u OF March, 1919. III
Mr. G. sCHMITT Pianist Her Majesty Queen Christina, Mr.
CuRTO and Composer OF this City and
Mr. GERBER Pupil of Mr. L. Gabci have kindly offered then
valuable this occasion.
I Admission One Dollar Particulars in future ad
yertisement nht3 IL
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

Selling off at Reduced Prices at the Sign of the
Large Chair-53 Camp street.
THE subscriber will sell his large Stock of Fashionable
4 Furniture at prices very much reduced. He has ~
ON hand very fine Secretary and Book. cases, W
Armors sideboards, Bureaus, Dressing cases with ~
Tables Sofas Dyans and Otomans Bedsteads Chairs of
all kinds Sets of light painted Chamber Furniture Wash.
stands. Looking Glasses with gilt and mahogany frames
Hair Cotton aud Moss Mattresses and other house
furnishing articles. City and Country trade is solicited
mhi4 St G. WHITNEY, SO Camp st.
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Schoouers,
The Following Articles of Clothing
FOR PERSONS BOUND TO CALIFORNIA
Nav be obtained
A. M(1NROE e. CO.'S Z" One Price S,orp

Nav be obtained
A. MUNROE a. CO.'S One Price Store"
No. "a Magazine street,
Where may be found all times the largest
Of Clothing and Gent Furnishing articles NewOrlssns
Blankets and Blanket Coats;
BoueUards and Jackets
Hickory and Striped Calico Shirts;
Red and White FLANNEL Shirts;
Red and White FLANNEL DraUers.
Hool Merfno and Cotton Flannel Shfrts:
DraEers:
C0ttoaade and Sdtinet PGntaloons;
COrder0y and Heasy Cashmere Pdnts:
Heavy Wool and Cotton Socks.
INDfd RUBBER GOODS.
lnda Rubber Pao Sacs Capes Ponchos Lsgppgs Life Jackets
Provision Bags, Water Bottles Long Wadng Boots Clothing
Bags, Blankets etc.
The above Rubber Goods from the
of Horace Day and warranted be affected cold
ONE PRICE FOR GOODS, IND NO DEYIATIONi
ALFRED MUNROE CO.
mb6 2dp No. "a Magazine 81.
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List of Vessels in Port.


--------------------------
lNote.-In the First municipality designated in the following
table ~ the Nos the Railroad and up -
Second the Nos above the Steamboat
ing, being Flatboat Landing In the Third (m3
commence the being wharf
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eV- Mr.. Wilson, the celebrated Vocalist, ~
will give his Entertainments this city about the 18th AzE
instant IN the Amory Hail. INNS E<sN
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f2r California Mining and Trading COMPANY of

the City Of NewOrleansIThis Company will hold ltl
meetings Commercial Exchange ST Charles street, EVERY
EVENING hapast O'Clock Sunday eAceped and persons
becoming make application, apply
to the Secretary 63 This Company has pema-
the sku and practical who has
Georgia. also gentle
superior chemist both Of whom members Of this
Company only and ns
pensab possessed Company heretofore
organized This Company will for California the earliest
moment practicable fully all respects prepared for
mblWt J. l.. Afford, 1863 Graver street.
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THORN'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF 90.
PAIYA AND SARSAPARIIIa

NHE most nabe remedy that class of
generally, which the Copaya and
have been found rvceabe The estimation
medicine has obtained for the years. cesn criterion
Its immense utility 1t has fame in ,lon
part Europe has been examined approved Of and Sanctioned
py the Faculty OF Medicine and by the most
Of the profession. ~ N' "'''' e'nAheH'
he recommendation this preparation enjoys all others ia lis
neat portable orm-put up pos-the mode in which "a he
tsksn peng both easy and pieasants natu-wiR no
rescoh 10 d or confinement daily business Travellers
would md this medicine highly useful ought never
unProded win possessing advantages which
e presen. one combines Accompanying the pamphlet
o. the dierent stages OF the disease
eharge Containing full and ample directions no
Prepared BY B. Thorn, Chemist London and tor ,als ~
- Ol.ea.is. 3mSdp
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For the Benefit Of the Sculptor, HIRAM POWERS
r- Nav E,bbtipe in the STATE HOUSE. Canal street.
1.-THE GREEK SLAVE"
TyXHBlTION Open Daily Sundays exceped from A. M TO
Lat. M csnis - " fy22u
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0Notioe.-Al persons indebted to the subscriber will
please make immediate payment city
also, all having against present the same for
payment.
mhl2st T. HARTNETT fremont House, st. Charles st.
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FINE S HIRTS S.

t We have complete assortment OF fine Linen
SHIRTS. As have seventeen made
guaranty These Shirts made expressly for
TONER'S are COURSE the Styles and made Of the best
materials, and in the best
GUINNESS & BUSH,
mh9 g. Dealers n Articles, IL Camp
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49, lsA Dividend Of Two a-haf from the Assets
the late Bank Department will be paid the Soc khe of this
Institution and after LIST April
nhli eoil0t P N. WOOD, Treasurer.
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OF We are indebted to our friend, Capt. Mace
for late Yucatan papers and news.
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New PAPER.-We have received from Paris,
Lamar county, Texas, the first number of new
paper called the "Texas Times" edited by DR.. r.
G.. Matthewson. The Times is externally fine
looking Sheet and its contents do full justice to its
appearance The editor is well known here and
in Vera Cruz, where he established the "Genius of
Liberty" paper which, during its short existence,
acquired high reputation. We hope that this
second editorial experiment will terminate more
felictously for Dr. Matthewson than the former one
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one O. The be9, Preye9Iys Of Cholera Clean
and DRAWERS SOCKS be obtained, both
cheap, at LEIGHTONS Gentlemens Furnishing Store,
Royal dI8
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fX Immigrant MeetinR-A Mass Meeting of the cit

~ immigrant MeeUnV.-A Mass Meeting
First Second and Third Municipalities of the city re-
spscuy CANTERBURYS No. lie Charities street,
O'Clock WEDNESDAY EVENING next for the purpose OF
perfectly organizing Association for the Keller oil
Destitute Immigrants.
s meantime, undersigned would respectfully
withhold until
shall place. and responsible Committee be appointed
contribute their Holy Charyas they
have learnt that pevertg the aims OF what
Uuhf, ~,
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Fashionable Clothing-Just Received
BY SHIPS MEMPHIS, ATLANTIC, HERO
MAID OF ORLEANS AND CREOLE
LFRED MUNROE g. Co. No. "a Magazine Street. have
a ceved large and choice FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING, for Spring which they would the
attention of purchasers
Super Light Qualify CLOTH SACS.
Cashmarette and Light Tweed do.
Super Drap Etc Sacs, Dress Goats and Frocks
Drap d Etc and Drap de Turc Pantaloons
Single Miled Black Doe Skin do,
Super White and Coored Marseies Vests
Choice Styles of Coored Linen Vests
Fancy Silk and Satin Vests
Best Quality Cotonade Pants,
GBA choice variety LINEN GOODS every description
ALFRED MUNROE ~ CO.
mh6 2dp No 81 Magnz;ne Street
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A r M DRY HALL,
FOR CALF ORNIA.
Orleans Mining and Cultivation Socia

FOR Q 4 OK " IA.
Orleans Mining and Cultivation Society.
COMPANY has been organized in this city to proceed,
n by the shortest Southern Land Route to California.
which is willing to receive few more members: Those
blanks Arcade No. IS ST. Paul street. the roll
will be closed in few days to make for depar
ture The O. NJ c. s. Brakes at IS st. Paul street,
SATURDAY, 10th, and WEDNESDAY. 18th inst, at
O'Clock F. M mh9 ct
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UMBRELLAS.
NJ Just received lot of Silk and Bingham UMBRELLAS,
steel frames twenty thrtslx mches These
Umbrellas the best material and the best men
nsr at one of the first manufactures NewYork
GUINNESS & BUSH,
Dealers in Fancy Articles and Perfumery,
mhes ~ Camp street.
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% Strangers in tn q City, see Dr. b. F, MULLEN'S
@ s N the other columns Of this paper He
street
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If Citizens of NewOrleans The whole amount
OF the Proceeds of the Exhibition COOKIES GALLERY No. 10
st. Charles street, Of the two splendid works Of art,
Powers's GREEK SLAVE, and THian's VENUS,
MARBLE by celebrated Baon, devoted the New Asy
lum in this City, for the Relief of Destitute Females.
~ Patronse this Noble Charity. fy22 2dptf
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-t<t---
Steamboat Departures This Day.
wsEE ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIRD PAGE.
Mobile .CALlEoRNlA, Reynolds. q P. M. cars.
kes siss1 ~ = Mossy. cashsliI pm.
Red k:s FS: S %s.abar, spn
f Fs.5s City, sskSIP PREs t %.sa
Loa.siae. .A AIItAaEEA foa, II: NJ
azsS &''sr S VEST waisn. P M
Memphis BULLETIN Church, S P. NJ.
~ Cumberland River Packet America, Captain
magnificent passenger steamer wi, positively leave
THIS pay WEDNESDAY The m s%aad ioSk NJ for Nash
mh a I. B. SMITH, Magazine st.
Red River Packet D Mosb 1yis piv s and
day March o'clock for Port csddO Jee,sO RIO, s9!sys
I'' nh 'aa IS
Red RysE IsP
ESG 6 and Alexandria, from the foot g. eqy %
S;zss Rasa:s Ha5s ssHh
Esas G foot
Red RxsF p Rasss Bay s9!
ia # O'Clock r NJ oT Port caddo, Jefferson, Shreveport
mhl4 mum WV T. B. SMITH, 90 Magazine st.
~. The .. S. Mail Steamer AIharnbra,, will leave
s 'fas fya st.
Passengers will please be board the above hour mild
~ The steamboat Beacon Weekly Line For
Ss packet BEACON M
RON; Wednesday ocf TFpf n Bs1etayy :. povd.
T The driver Of Dray 2Is4 will call at the Office of
mhi4 DEWEY & CO., 81 aravisr
~ The Schooner Renown, Capt. Medium, from
Charleston, will iscargng This Day Lower Pcaye
mhl4 R. Nj. HARRISON 4 CO, II POydras st.
tT- The Conslgnees of cases of Wine, marked w "a
diamond with above d, No. to g. and 50 lerces Rice mark
Charleston will please make themselves known the Dschargng
Clerk the Levee will be stored their and
mh4 X. M. HARRISON e. CO., II Poydras st.
ST. LOUIS BALL ROOM.
wsTn Model Bachelors Ball. saas
9S To be given MONDAY, March 10, Ia49 =
g ~ The subscribers to the above Ball are in MxsES
"a formed that the Invitation Tickets ready for El
delivery The Managers will Friday Evening 10th
ocock and Sunday the 18th, O'Clock, NJ, the Office Of
he Ban Room. ANAGERS.
e. C. Lawrason l.. Boulousquie, F. X. Masterson,
C. M. Waterman, E. Caldwell, R. C. Camp,
J. Milton Ref, Pauln Blanque, F. x Barbo',
Robert Geddes, w. p. Atwood Sidney Story,
CD. Meeker, W. H. Simmons, II. A. Porter,
8. O'Connel A. Dubuc, VIM. Emerson.
The office of the Ball Room day from O'Clock A. NJ
Observation-Disclosures Course, oarrollton.
81 49,
LOUISIANA association RACES
WE, the subscribers, agree sWEEPsTAKE RACE for
w $S0onForfe $lOo,To come of on
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.,~ VanZandt & Co., Druegi,f, and .ano,bseor;e
No, II D. Charles u. e"1 'Ap't "a oSu s e
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u The Great Remedv of n

7 ~ The Great Kennedy Of the Age.-The attention
our readers called 70 the advertisement Morss
SuP o. Ysow Dock Root which will be in another
Is all is thus reported TO beone the
or certain complaints discovered Sold bv kIJsTE T. PAD
Do' Nfuses's anu feriuIne no Poydras fel9 2dp
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JOUVIN'S GENTS GLOVES.
~ Jus. received, JouylN's White KID GLOVES,
Straw
Black
Cold
GUINNESS T. BUSH
Dealers Fancy Articles Gold Pens and Gent Furnishing Goods,
nh9 Ct 12 CAMP STREET.
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" E w ORL A " S
See Third Page for CRY News, &c.

THE RwER.-Although the river, we believe,
is slowly falling at this point, the fresh breeze from
the southeast which we had yesterday, backed up
the water, causing such rise that, about O'Clock
in the afternoon, the whole line of evee from Race
street up to Lafayette, was overfowed, the water
coming over in unbroken stream, and so it con-
tinued up to last accounts st. James, Celeste,
Nun, Felicity and other streets were flooded to such
an extent that the water was over the sidewalks
and inundated the vacant lots. We learn that the
Chairman of the Second Municipality Streets and
Landings Committee, on hearing of the overflow,
Immediately sent instructions to the Surveyor to go
with all his force to the spot and throw up tenn
porary levee and do whatever might be found neces.
sary to restrain old Father Mississippi from over.
leaping his bounds No danger is apprehended
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tT The driver of Dray 2Is4 will call at the Office
the Undersigned Immediately.
mild DEWEY & CO.. g. Gravar 81.
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MORGAN'S LITERARY DEPOT,
EXCHANGE PLACE,
adjoining the Post Office, New Orleans, L

Literary Depot adjoining the Post Office, Nsr Orleans La.
P Complete arrangements made with the principal
Publishers throughout the Union for supply of the works
fast Is issued. mills 6m2dp j. e. M