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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29


The Albqny Egeniag Journal of Saturday has
the following interesting reminiscence:
Twenty five years ago this day the Erie Canal
was announced as novlgable from Lake Erie to
the Hudson River On the Goth of October, 1925,
eight years and four months from the time the
work was commenced, the Erie Canal was COM
pleted. and on that day the Seneca Chief with
De Witt Clinton, then Governor OF this State,
Lieut.. Governor Talimadge, and various Commit
tees on board left Buffalo for the Hudson River.
Along the entire line of the Canal, within hearing
distance of each other heavy artillery were
| placed, and the starting OF the Seneca Chief
! from Buffalo was carried to the City OF NeW-York
| us fast us sound could travel and by the same
means it was announced in Buffalo that this great
event was known in New York. This was before
the present mode of communicating information
| by telegraph had been made known; but the plan
was well executed that in ono hour and thirty
minutes from the firing of the first gun at Buffalo,
the echo was heard in Newly York and returned to
Buffalo 1t was day of great rejoicing through
out the State, and the arrival of the Chief" at
the various places along the line was sgnalized
with great pomp and spleudor. Every city Qad
village had prepared its festival, and throughout
the whole line, from the Lake to the Ocean, it
was voyage Of triumph. On the second of No
vember the "Seneca Chief" reached this city
eight days from Butfao, and on the fourth she ar
rived in the City of NewYork,
When the fleet which was composed OF the
"Seneca Chief and several steam and other
craft from Albany, New York and other places on
the river, reached Sandy Hook, Gov. De Witt
Clinton proceeded to perform the ceremony of
commingling the waters OF the Lake with the
Ocean, by pouring keg Of Lake Erie water into
the Atlantic, when he delivered the following
address,
"This soemny, at this place, the first arrival of YES
sells from Lake Ere is intended 10 indicate and commemo
rate the navlgable communlcaton which has been accon
pshed between Mediterranean Seas and the Atlantic
Ocemn about eight years, ana 10 The extent of than
four hundred and twenty-five miles. by the wisdom, public
spirit and energy of the people of the State of NewYork
and may the God of tie heavens aud the earth smile most
propijiOusly This work. and render II subseryen the
best interest of the humanrace"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29
J.HEcEMAN, Aucuoneer
HANDSOME NITURE.-WED-

Il ANESDAY, October so, at 10 O'clock A. NJ al No
Duield.st door from Wloughbyst general assor-
lent order The house will be open Tuesday afternoon
from O'Clock, when those who wish to purchase are
baby he ucouyeuen 10 do or the day of SALE from the
smallness and crowded OF the rooms the furniture
having been made 10 order for q much larger house
Catalogues may be obtained OF the house or 81 the Sales
Room. Q2Slt
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WIN. w. SHIRLEY, Auctioneer.
ANTHONY j. BLEEcKER, Auctoneer.
LOTS, = CONTINUAL

Il TIoN of the POWELL sALE.-ANTHONY -.
BLEECKER will continue the sale Of the estate ofthe Rev.
VIM POWELL, at Fordhalu, on THURSDAY Oct the 3lst,
1880 at y o'clock at the Real Estate Sales Room Broad.
ct by order OF Inc Admisrator And this properly CON
beautifully situated for building purposes, on KINGS
BRIDGE TURNPIKE, and on Union and Cambrellng
avs Deuncyplace, and Bayard, Hoffman, Lorlllard,
William Arthur and Elizabeth SIS per map of the above
property which canbe obansd the Sales Room, Broad-
e. Title perfect Tree-quarters of the purchase money
can remain on bond and mortgage at per cent for three
years For further particulars apply To the Auctioneer
above. Ql82) o24 Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29
ANTHONY ]. BLEEcKER, Auctioneer.
Il ARGE SALE of 256 VALUABLE

ANTHONY j. BLEEcKER, Auconeer.
r ARGE SALE of 256 VALUABLE
A-ABUILDING LOTS in the CITY OF BROOLYN, at
Auclion, TO close an Esate.-ANTHONY j. BLEECKER
wlscl at auction TT ESDAY October %, 1850, at y
O'clock, the Real Estate Sales ROOM Broadst the io!-
lowing desirable Building Lots. viz:
80 Lots both sides Of Van Burenst between Franklin
and Classon
9 Lots on and both OF Franklnay and Van
Buren-st.
Lots on Frankn-ay. between La Fayette-ay. and Van
BuTen-st.
20 Lots sides of Van Buren-st between Bedford
and Franklin avs
S. Lots bounded by De Kalb, Marcy and Nosrand avs
audKosciuskos forming entire block OF ground
50 Lots Kosciusko-st and La Fayetteay. between Nos
strand and Marcy commencing 100 feet from each Ave-
q Lots La Fayetteay and Kosciusko-st between Nos
trand and Bedford
48 Lots Lalyctteay and Van Burcnst between Bed
ford and NOstrand avs.
8 Lots Nostrand-av between La Fayetteav. and Van
Buren-st. including both corners.
the above and have been coded TO the
Corporation and opened and beautifully urnpked and
ready for building purposes, free of expense to The pur
cEasers.
The Plot of Ground formed by the above lots is ofhe
most beautiful in the City OF Brooklyn being perfectly level,
and the soil unsurpassed This sale altogether offers
opportunities for small capitalists 10 make safe and profit
able investment.
The Terms Sale will be liberal TO the purchasers.
Maps and further particulars OF the above properly be
obtained OF the Auctioneer, Broad-st.
Q,l72) o22&25th Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29

ADRIAN Fl. MULLER, AuctlOneer.
EGEREMPTORY SALE Of VALUA-
d BILE PROPERTY on Pearl and Chestnut sts by or;
der OF the Supreme Court.-ADRIAN II. MULLER will
sell at auction on WEDNESDAY, October3O, at u O'Clock,
NJ. the Merchants Exchange, the following valuable
Property, viz:
Chestnutet-The 2los of Land with the Buildings there
on situate the west side of Chestnutst between OAK
and Madison ard known Nos, and 8; No. being
p feet in width in front 10 feet in the rear and 50 feet in
depth No 9being 81 feet III width in front and rear by "a
feet in depth.
Pearl-st-The lot of Land with the Buildings thereon,
situate the easterly side Of Pear-s between Oak and
adsOn and known Nos 800 and 400 being Is feet
in width in 'front.' SO feet III the rear and 81 feet in depth
Maps the above be had at the Office of the AUG
t.oneer, Z Wall-st- (736, 1871 o255lT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29

which have taken place within the last ten years
has been that in relation to the Cloth trade. Up
to 1874 nineteen.twentieths of the cloths and cas-
simeres imported into the United States were of
English manufacture. Since that period howev,
err the trade has rapidly fallen into the hands of
the manufacturers Of France, Germany and Bel
GUM, as will be seen from the following table,
compiled from the Treasury reports:
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The break in the Canal early in October mate
rally reduced the receipts, but the Tolls since
have been large, and the aggregate is likely to
exceed any previous year, exceptl8 It's said
that the Ogdensburgh Railroad is diyerting a
great deal Of freight from the Erie Canal.
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TNOR SALE at PUBLIC AUCTION

HUN CALE ~ 1 ODL1N aO011ON-
IL beauifu! COUNTRY SEAT and FARM, lately be-
longing TO Richard Barnes, deceased situated in the Town
OF Easichester Westminster Co. New York. 10 miles from
NerYork City, Il miles from the New-Yor and Harlem
Railroad Depot at Tuckahoe and . miles from The New
York and Ncw-Hayen Railroad Depot, at New Rochelle
and fenced On the premises there beautiful Garden
and abundance OF Fi! Trees The buildings are
good order. The dwelling, &c. being upon elevated
ground commands fine yew of the East River and
rounding country For further particulars inquire Of
"; J: BARNES, t6 Thirdayenue, or of CHARLES a.
PtRDY, Esq. White Plains, or CT E. BARNES, on the
premises
The above sale VIII lake place or Saturday, Nov at
O'CLOCK M. On the premises. Ol7 l5s*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29
ANTHONY j. BLEEcKER, Auc1oneer.
HILL LOTS-FIF'TEEN

ANTHONY ). bLEECkER, AuCuoletr -
NTURRAY-HILL LOTS-FIFTEEN
UNAVAILABLE BUILDING LOTS on Thirtyfflh,
Thry-eglth and Tllrtynh and LeXingtoneY. al
Auction.-ANTHONY J. BLEEChER will sell at auction
THURSDAY, Nov. 7, 1850, u o'clock, al The Real
Estate Sales Room, Broadst the following desirable
Building Lots, viz;
On T6irlyffhsi- Building Lots, situated on the south
Eide OF Thry-flst between the Fourth and Lexington
avs; said lots commencing 80 feet west OF Fouray. each
lot being in size p feet front and by 80 feet inches in
depth.
On Lexngton-Ry. and Thrty-eighh-st.- Lot on the
souwes OF Lexngton-aY. and Thirty elghh-st
"A feet 9uches front and by 100 feet IN depth
Also Lot south side of Thirtyeighthst directly IN
OF the last named size p feet by 90 feet inches in
depth
Thirty eighh-st-2Lots south side ofTirtyeigllth st
between Fifth aud Madison commencing Us feel elst
of Fifi-av.; each % BY 90 feet 9 inches in depth.
Also Lot the north side OF Thirty ghthst between
the Fifth and Sixth commencing AS feet west OF Filth
ey.: each25 by 90 feet inches in depth
Also Lots the north SIDE OF between
the Fifth and Madison commencing l50 feet east OF the
Fiiihav.; each lot - by SO feet inches IL depth.
On Thirty ninth-sL--Also Building Lots on the south
sGe OF TiTtyuinIist between Fifth and Madison avs
commencing rs feet OF Fth-ay and directly FIN
ofast mentioned lots; each of the same dimensions
Tvyo-tirds ofthe purchase money remain on bond
and mortgage for three years al cent per
able hafyeary Maps and further information ii desired,
can be obtained OF the Alcuoneer, BroGd-st. n,l5l)
"a, IS, g. Nov / Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29

DOARD.-A Gentlemen and his Wife
wish 10 obtain board up town in genteel private
family Boarding houses. strictly called, need not ans
wer Address Box $50, ?. o 90 -
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7gIRANSFER OFFICE, n. J. EXPLO-

TE'RANSFER OFFICE, N. J. EXPLO-
IL RING AND MINING co. 81 Libertyst-N ew.York,
October q, l35o-At meeting of the Executive Con-.
mittee, held this day, report was received from Tho
Acting Manager the Companys Works, ut Newark, le'
commenting that in order 10 the very increasing de.
mard for the Company's PATENT ZINC PAINTS, snd
other products additional Steam Engine of 80 horse
powey be contracted for, together with suitable furnaces
mills and buildings therefor whereupon it was resolved
That the be authorised open subscriptions for
the disposal OF ve thousand shares of the ComPanysrs.
served stock, al the par value of twelve and half dollar
each and 10 issue scrip certificates therefor the nsIamen@
upon which to be payable az follows, viz
81 dollars per share in cash nj the time Of subscribing
500 Sc al the end Of 80 days from this uns.
-. A ,rontba
3 90
1t further Resolved That Richard Jones, Esq and DE-
yid A. Hayes, Esq be authorized TO receive subscnpgeD
at the city of Newark and Messrs w +. Jones Btota
in Philadelphia ,s
heceed b the subscriber at his Office So Beavorst Were
also may be seen the Managers Report and further a'
nation had. JOS 2w 5 T JONES Treasury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29
J. w. Brown, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, House

IL n FURNISHING ARTICLES, PIANOFORTE &c
THIS MORNING Tuesday Oct. %, at l0t O'clock at 81
Broadway win be sold auction without reserve large
assortment handsome furniture, in rosewood mahogany
and walnut embracing every variety suitable for parors
halls chambers &c Also one rosewood pano-tore oe
sold to the of person deceased Also large
assortment of house furnishing and fancy articles paintings
epcrayings &c. &c. 90 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29

EpOARDING.-Roo may be obtained,
vim hoard. AT ~ Essexst JERSEY CITY, in u very
desirable and pleasant location facing the Bay and Mar
rows OLA oLN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29

RoARDT or three rs g gSoss B XSqRnng
FAST and FA in private family in very pleasant oca-
NON in Sonth BROOKLYN Address L. Tribune office o26 W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29

BLOOMS TO LET, WITH BOARD,
Il q in one of the the pleasant locations in the City
on a STAGE ROUTE. The best OF reference given and
reonred Apply al the N T. of Thireents and Sew
anfJnv RI 90 Ink
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29

VDOARDING.-To let, with board, &
q , large PLEASANT ROOM, with panres altached
suitable for gentleman and wife two single gentlemen
Apply at 555 Housonst few doors east OF Broadway.
ote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29

BLOOMS TO LET, with BOARD, suit
D, oble for GENTLEMEN and their WIVES. or SIN
GLE GENTLEMEN, at l45 Hudson-st opposith ST. johns
Park. Reference exchanged. OF Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29
T OOMISS PANORAMA of CUBA
NHRISTYIS OPERA HOUSE, Me-

4 NHRISI4 5 OPERA HOUSE, Me-
" charics Hall, 472 Broadway, above Grand-st-OPEN
EVERY NIGHT during the week, until further notice.
The original and wellknown Chrisy's Mnsrels, under
the management of E. P. CtRISTY, whose Concerts in
this city for succession ofcur years have been received
with favor by highly respectable and fashionable audiences
Tickets Is cents Doors open at 6t; commence attn
Afternoon Concert every Saturday, commencing at 8
2 NJ. o2l I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29

The total amount OF tunnaSc transported UVoF
the road for the year ending, 3oth ult was
sl7s,644
The Richpaond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company have declared semannual
dividend Of q p cent In addition, the amount
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29

lERICAN MUSEUM.

1D-P 7. BARNUM, Manager and Proprietor, J. Green.
Oct % and %. In the Afternoon viii be presented MY
NElGHBORS WIFE. Dance by Miss West Music by
the Lancashire Bell-Ringers, After which, MISCHIEF
MAKING. Monday Evening, He SOLDIERS DAUGH
TER. Tuesday Evening, TT lie DRUNKAIlD. The Gpsey
Fortune Teller is also here Afternoon performances al s.
Evening at7! Admission . Cts; children u! cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29

Increase. 40
The accession of trade for the month"; after the
completion of the upper lines Of roads, and the
course of business begins to be settled and per
manent, will doubtless enhance the receipts Of
this road very considerably.
The following is comparative statement of the
business of the Baltimore and Susquehaana Rail,
road:
Passengers and Merchandise transported by the Baltimore
and S.tsguehanna RGro1d Comcny, aaauOlEy, for the
...stE :.r,. ...ch:.. cu.3... Sc.. 30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29

I'D In House with every modern improvement plea,
SAINT from for families or sin5e gentlemen inquire ~ 81
Harrison-s References eSchGnged3 o<7 ~"
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IMPORT OF CLOTHS AND cAssIMEREs IN
Al Boston the Money Market is very easy az

AZ BOSTON tHC NIUHty MaTKtt Is WY CHsy HIIu
rates are declining.
The Albany Eseniag Journal of Saturday has
the following interesting Renaissance:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29

UOARD.-A gentleman and his wife or
d y two single gentlemen be ncconnolattl "n
FURNISHED ROOM and BOARD IN a stncty plYnto
family on Clmlo1gy Brooklyn. An nteryle" can ot on
tanned by addressing line to Clinton, IrUune Oui.e
References 10 be exchanged. % 9els
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29

increase IN 1907. @Au's' i
Amount of Tolls received all the NewY ork STATE
Canasin each OF the following years during the third week
October totale uni to I'D October, nCusive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29

pOARDING.-Two single gentlemen
Sn7sv obtain a pleasant ROOM with PARTIAL BOARD
in small private family, 10 Willow Place, within tea
minutes walk of South Ferry Brooklyn oA 3r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29

pOARDING.-Three young men can be
q bsnited with Room and Board in private family,
near Chambers-st Terms moderate Apply at the store
Of VAN BRUNT & WATROuS. 0ciChan1bersst oZJ3t'
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-18
WATERS HAIR DYE.

IE great and increasing demand for Hair Dye and the
difficulty OF procuring ARTICLE, has induced
subscribers to experiment, until they succeeded
manufacturing Dye that surpasses any other use
The advantages it possesses other kinds are that
application perfectly simple the Hair requires no pre-
yous prepaanun 1t is entirely free from any unpleasant
smells, and does not fade, crock or wash out.
1t does not, like ordinary Hair Dye leave an unpleasant
md unnatural drness of the hair but the same time that
its color is changed, it its natural stre and soft
ness Instead of nurng the hair it tends in great degree
TO strengthen its growth, and prevent falling out Gen
temen who have hair, and whiskers of lighter color Will
lind very easy to match the wo and those whose hair has
grown prematurely grey il original bean
~ and with less expense and trouble than with any Dive in
USE T. WATERS
For sale by NJ b. GREEN and LEWIS t. LAZELL
June IL eodtf
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Valuable Hotel Property for Sale.

-. LOR SALE, the well known Hotel, situate in FRA
- MINGHAM CENTRE. The main heGse is one hun
dred feet Central Square, three stories high with
N L. and contains thirty The house in good re-
aar outside having been painted the present and
many of the newly papered and painted Tie hch-
IN and was-roo accommodations spacious aud cGtlie
ynew The property is situated in the immediate neigh
Academy Bank Post Office and stopping place the Fra
mineham Branch Railroad
Owing its very central location il will be constantly
Increasing value, and with small outlay, believed
can be made of the profitable establishments of
the kind in the country; and person who understands
The business opportunity offers seldom equaled part
of the purchase money may remain mortgage if desired
and the balance of payment will be made easy the pur
chaser.
T. LoRING Esq, % and p Water st Boston, X. p AN
GER ESQ., the Depot of the Boston and Worcester Rail
Road Co. Worcester Mass, of the subscriber the
premises. L. WIGHT.
Framneham, July 49, 1850. d6tNtf
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-18
MUSTCAL NOTTCE.

n He subscriber wishes call the attention of musicians
to an Flat CORNET, or VALVE BUGLE, which
ne has Just completed on new and improved principle,
tanning all the good qualities Of tire Flat Bge wiz volume
oil tone and rapid execuon) and of false and i'm
perfect tones to which the Buge subject can be play
ed with ease through the whole compass OF two and half
ocayes and produces the quality Of tone throughout
Flat CORNETS, TRUMPETS, L Flat BUGLES, &c,
manufactured and warranted to prove as good as recon-
mended All kinds of INSTRUMENTS used in Brass Bands
selected and furnished to order
Ase lew good Secondhand Instruments for sale cheap
or to lot ~ Please call and examine 1856 MAIN STREET.
Pd,nts Block, corner of Pleasant st. ISAAC FISKE.
Worcester, Aug G, 1850 DIFF
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KiShE-ElGhf.

TIE handsomesl cheapest and best article for LIGHT il
the world is MARSHS PATENT OIL This is a new
invention, recently introduced, and very extensively
used by the publct is perfectly safe and free TO burn in
any common Oil Lamps with the nipple alteration Of tube,
which is done for the ring expense Of l2s This Oil
composed entirely of vegetable and contains six
eight parts, of which Essential OTIS The whole
forms body beautiful in appearance, and gives Clear bril-
han and odoriess hight without grease smoke smell,
e1ptoslon-thus furnishing the public with article from
Which they obtain almost any qantity of light and al
same time clean and beautiful. The above is for sale
A. H. MENTIONS FOSTER STREET, opposite the Boston
and Worcester, and Norwich Rail Road Depots
n d. Mr. N. is the only Agent for Worcester
Jan g.. dvtf
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PROFESSOR BARRY's
Tricopherous or Medicated Compound.


ENDORSED by the first Professional talent in The United
~ Staes-its efficacy atesed by thousands ofwelkn0
czenssod at price which places ii within the reach OF
every tamiy--and recommended by journals of the best
standing in the country for specific and widely different pu
poses and everywhere in demand. BARRY'S TRICO-
PHEROUS may be fearessy pronounced on The most in
conteste evidence the best the cheapest the most POM
lar preparation for restoring and identifying the hair erad
eating scurf and dandru and curing all diseases of skim
the muscles and glands which has been Offered to The
public either in the old world new 1t stands alone-
has no brother and like brother" Avoume of anthem
tic and analytical proof of its value accompanies every bot
e 10 gainsay the record impossible for purcas
er adds to the legion Of witnesses array ed in its
behalf
The philosophy ofs operation is simple Its first action
is upon the skim 1t gently stimulates every torpid vessel
and enables nature, by vigorous, heafu effort to throw
OF any iufammaoD eruption or xfoaon of the external
bruse, the effect is the The absobeDsar ygora
ed the eXtravased blood is taken up and all pain and
discoleraton removed. In Rheumatism swelling of the
glands and all affections of the ntegumens acts speci
cay through the pores and absorbens upon the seat of the
disease Its wonderful effect in renewing Guessing and
Deauyg the HAIR, all produced through its primary
influence upon the skin of the head The nvgoratinc fluid
enables the scalp perform its functions properly The
scuri and dandrui which sluggish circulation has allowed
to accnuate thrown Off vegetative principle finds
It's way to the Veces in which the hair rooted and they
are supplied as it with eiiGi Uit9 which strength
ems mostens, glosses and beauties fibre until seac
particular hair" becomes healthy and elastic famen
The same fertzng principle which existing hair to
grow stimulates the latent ROOTS and thus the bres which
have fallen out replaced by new ones.
Remember that this double mtidote-bis spec1c for dis
eases of the skim and matchess beauter of the harris sold
from ty to hufdred per cent cheaper than any other
preparation for the hair out
u Sold IN large bottles, price Is CENTS the Principal
Office, 1877 BroadUdy Neio York. For sale in Worcester
cpa Druggists in other places throughout the United States
and Canada. dwtf July 20.