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Persons in OF Ready Made Clothing particularly
call examine stoclt before
where manufacture all qualities oil Fashionable Cloth
ing aud assortment Of that article at all tunes
which offers TO purchasers great ndueemen Of procuring
article OF quality which cannot be obtained in any
cloi hing establishment in the city.
We have hand and constantly manu- featuring Gar
every Variety from the best materials, in the
styles Tor fall and wear consisting
tout Sack and peto Overcosts Of all colos qualities and
sizes, from 81 so, 80, 475 so and upwards.
BOus' Sacks and OpercOOfs!
large assortment OF Boys Sacks and Overcoas 30 per
less than the usual prices Superine Froc and Dress
Coats, made from German and French Cloths, in the latest
fashion. large stock oil Tweed Coats Pants and Vests
We have large assortment Of Tweed Frpcls and Sacks,
new article. Forest Sacks for stormy weather.
PANTALOONS,
From super French Doesknsblack and fancy cashmere
Pants Of variety of shade and colo at ST. 80, 49,
,, 80, 3, so and upwards.
VESTS,
Made from rich Yelvets Sains Cashmeres and Vaencias
and all prices a5-Rsmemberhc and place.
OF Pratt Street and Centre. Market Space, Baltimore, Md
Nov 22-w12m IL. II. COLE.
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BEWARE OF C0uNIEREEIIS.

GoOD COFFEE AT LOW PRlcES-55 bags nj;
Laguira and Java Coffee, laid in since the decline in
ments to dealers. wy N''
May Pts las =, ,yt,,I,,,,
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ANTHONY < ErdERsoN,s
DOUBLE ACTING ROTARY CHITpN

TUE attention oil all Dairymen, and persons
good butter, IS solicited TO an animation of M. an
Of the above invention, feeling confident that upon
CATION and trial IT will be pronounced the pactc
common sense Chpn ever brought before dscrim,n ana
public The abundant testimonials, the universal s
ton, and the spontaneous Acknowledgements OF ali
the Charn in operation examine principles fuyn
nile nrunI mi is ineri it,
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on ono LBS. BACOS-We have on hand 20 OOO lh
%usCOO BACoN-some of il large and lat. and wei
ce a we have ALSO ON hand, lot of our own curing
so,taoie Tor family use-whch is very nice
us. SMIIUSON s. STATnaNt
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[coaREsposDEscE OF THE nEpuBLlc.I

BALTIMORE, June lis p. N.
There is hardly any thing new here day. We
are looking to Washington with great anxiety, to
hear the result upon the California question.
The proceedings of the Southern Convention, at
Nashville, have to some extent, lost their novelty
and interest. Nothing appears yet to have been
done, beyond what might have been anticipated
Resolutions have been passed, embodying southern
principles, such as we have heard reiterated over
and again. The convention, however, has
acted with becoming dignity.
From present indications, the various watering
places and summer resorts will be largely attend
ed this very large number of Balti
moreans will embrace this opportunity of enjoying
themselves.
We have newly established and delightful
place about fourteen miles from Baltimore, known
as Green Spring. II will be very fashionable this
season. Piney Point will also be a considerable
place of resort
The flour market is duller Sales of 500 bbls.
to-day at So % Wheat is lower. Sales of red at
ll6 III cts; white do. 1876 l25 CTS. White corn
90 81 cts, and yellow SO 81 cts. Oats 40 a Al
cts. Whisky 81 cts.
Stocks firm. Sales at the board of 5000 Md. 6's
at 1867; fl, 750 Md sterling 5's, 1909; 1875 shares
Bait. Ohio Railroad, 629 and 63; u. 5. 6's Of
1867 closed; ll6 bid for the opening.
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The Southern Convention.

SEVENTH DAY-JUNE TO-
The convention met at quarter past 10 O'Clock,
n. m.
General Pillow arose, but was interrupted by
Governor Chapman, of A labama, who said he
to poiat of order, and called for the proceedings
Of Saturday which call decided to be in order.
Mr.. Gordon said, as chairman of the Committee
on Propositions, he had report to make on the
resolutions having reference To him.
Mr.. Chapman insisted upon the previous cues
ton again.
Mr.. Dawson thought the gentleman from Ala
bama occupied delicate situation, inasmuch
the resolution upon which he demanded the previous
question almost entirely made from those Of
tered by the delegates from his own State. Con-
siderable talk ensued, and finally the first thing in
order the calling of the States for propositions,
and
Mr. Foreman of Florida called the attention Of
the convention To the fact that he had presented a
resolution on Saturday which he desired to offer
amendment of the thirteenth resolution contain
cd in the report of the committee. He had, upon
more mature elaboration, concluded TO move its
reference To the committee which was done. The
chairman then announced that the resolutions re-
ported were before the House
Governor Chapman moved the previous question
of Saturday, that the convention proceed TO vote
upon the resolutions reported by the committee.
His motion sustained: Yeas-Virginia, gia,
Florida Alabama and Tennessee. Nays-South
Carolina, Texas, Mississippi, and Arkansas-4.
The question the adoption OF the resolution was
decided in the affirmative by unanimous vote OF
all the members in all the delegations, with the
ception of one of the delegates from Virginia.
The chairman announced the address next in or
| der.
| General Pillow, of Tennessee, submitted a series
! of amendments To the document, which were read,
| and the address was recommitted with the amend
| ments To the committee.
Many other gentlemen offered amendments, all
| OF which went TO the committee.
Mr.. Gordon, chairman of the committee to whom
| read the number which the committee had adopted
since making the report which was laid on the la
BILE and ordered TO be printed, in order TO give the
committee time to reconsider the address, and pass
| upon the amendment proposed. The convention
| then adjourned until tomorrow.
Good feeling and conciliatory but frm spirit
characterizes the convention.
SECOND DESPATCH.
| The convention will decide unanimously upon 80
degrees 30 min. TO the Pacific.
| The committee has reported unanimously in ia
vor of it,
Nine States are now represented in the convcn-
| ton.
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uorr,bIe suicide ,n New York.

We seldom quote tales Of horror, and we trust
our readers will pardon us for giving place to the
following:
DREADFUL SUICIDE - LEAPnSG FROM Far
TowER.-The people in the vicinity OF Jefferson
market were Mortified yesterday morning, just as
the bells ringing for church, by fright
fu suicde--the victim leaping from the top OF the
fire tower at the corner Of Sixth avenue and Amos
street, and dashing himself in pieces on the pave.
ment below. II is supposed that this dreadful deed
done in insane imitation Of the man who lately
eaped from the Duke Of York's column in London.
Strange TO say, the victim Of the tower was able to
walk few steps after his terrific leap, but his
bruised and broken limbs soon sunk under him,
and he fell dead. II is not known how or when he
got into the tower 1t is hardly possible for any
one to get up without being discovered by the bell
ringer. We made the most careful inquiries for
the victims name and history, but only able to
say that his name was supposed 10 be Lyon; his
residence or history could not ascertain. u
may be of some consolation to the public TO state
that he dog
Poor Lyon! We lament his death, aud griovc 10
learn that he has thus given proof that dogs, when
they try, can become great fools as their bipcd
masters.
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Telegraphic.

CHARLESTON, June ll-3 p. IN.
The Isabel arrived with sixty prisoners at Ha-
vana-volunteers and crew OF the Georgiana and
Sarah Loud they being tried by the marine
court and British consul; present, American, CON
sui trial not concluded II is supposed the
captains of the vessels will be punished, and the
remainder cleared. The report Of another invasion,
by the men in the steamer Fanny, is Incorrect as
the Fanny at Key West bound to New York.
No news of any other attempt now in progress, and
nothing else important by the Isabel
New ORLEANS, June 9.
The cotton market yesterday was quiet and dull
only 600 bales sold at l. liz cts. for middling
quality. The receipts here and in Mobile
$4,000 bales behind what they were this time last
year.
Rice is steady. Flour and groceries without
change.
BALTIMORE, June ll--9 p. IN.
AT New York to-day cotton unchanged, Gov
ernment stocks declined. Flour advanced six cts;
rice one eighth cent. Corn declined one cent
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List Of Pafenls
Issued from hs United States Patent Office for III
tcsek ending June II, 1880 and bearing dat, Jun

Issued from Ds United States Patent Office for th'
tcsek ending june ! 1850, and bearing dat, Jun,
II, 1850.
stephen II. Adams and John A. Wood. Of Co
hoes, N. Y.-FOr Improvements IN Carding and
Mixing Wool and Cotton.
James Barnes, Of Franklin. n. l.--FOr i'm
provement in Connecting whifiio-tre with Car
riages.
Ransom Cook, Of Saratoga Springs, N Y.-For
improvements in Hydraulic Apparatus for produc-
ing Blast.
Francois Durand and Oncsiphorc Pccqucur, OF
Paris, France, assignors 90 Richard y. Rabeau, OF
PHILADELPHIA, Pa For machine for Cutting Leather
into IIolow-warc Forms
Duff Green, Of Dalton, Ga.-For method of form
ing Embankments, Levecs, SC.
Warner Groat, of Troy, N. Y.-FOr improve
ment in Adjusting Packing for oh-boHcs OF Ak
les, &c.
Gideon Morgan, Of Calhoun. Tenn For i'm.
provemcnts in Cars for Plank roads, Wooden
rails, &c.
Charles n. Parker, Of New Geneva, Pa.-For
improvement in Bcdstead- fsstcnings.
William r. Ressegne, Cincinnati, Ohio.-For
improvement in Spring -mattrcssce.
Elisha =. Snyder. of Chmiestown, Na.-For i'm.
provement in Thrcshing machines.
James Stevens, Of Middletown, Md.-For Ar
rangement Of Mirrors In Taps.
James A. Woodbury., Of Boston, Msss.-for i'm
provement in Planes Tor Tonguing and Growing
Boards, &c.
George Spafiord, Of Wndham, Connecticut,
(deceased,) assignor 10 John Campbell, Of New
York, N. Y..-For improvement in the machine for
Boiling and Washing Ra Tor manufacturing
Paper. Patented september ,, 1910. Rc-issucd
June II 1850.
Amos Paul, Of South New Market, N. H-For
design for Stoves.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL"
roR THE cuRE or
CoLLs. Conehs. .Asthna. Influenza, Crou

roR THE cuRE or
colds, Coughs, .fsfhma, Influenza, Group,
Whooping Cough, and Consumption.
fI'HE uniform success which has attended the use
Il Of this preparation-its salutary ofect-ia
power 10 relieve and affections Of the lungs.
have gained for IL celebrity equalled by no other
medicine. We offer IL 10 the afflicted with entire
confidence in its virtues and the full belief that u
will subdue and remove the scvorcst attacks Of dis
case upon the throat and longs. These results, as
they become publicly known, very naturally at
tract the attention Of medical men and phianthro-
pists every where. What il their opinion Of CEraRr
PEcToRAL may be seen in the following;
vALESrtSE MoTr, VI. d., Professor OF Surgery
Medical College, New York, says;
cit gives the pleasure to certify the value and
efficacy Of Ayers CHERRy PEcToEAL, which con-
slider peculiarly adapted 70 cure diseases OF the
throat and lungs"
From EowARp HiToEoOcK, NJ d., III. d., Presi-
dent Of amherst College.
&c AYER-Su: have used your CHEsRY PEc-
roRAL in my own Of deep seated bronchitis,
and am satisfied. from lie chemical constitution,
laryngial and bronchial difficulties. II my opinion
A. 10 its superior character can be Of any service
you are at liberty TO use il as you think proper
EDWARD HITCHCOCK
AsHERsr, Sept. ~, Is4s.
From BsSJAMIS suLLInAs. NJ d., III. H., etc,
Professor Of Chemistry. Minoalogy, SC, fas
College, Member Of The literary, historical, pauo,
sophicai and scientific societies e An0tcG ava
Europe.
deem the CHKsRy PEcTOaAL an admirable com
position frousomc Of the best articles IN the Mate
ria Medica, and very effective remedy for the
class Of diseases IL u intended 70 cure
New Haven, Ct, Nov. ], lsfs
READ THE EVIDENCE.
HAErroRD, Jan. 20. ls47.
DIR I e. AyEa- Dear Sir. Having been rescued
froupa painful and dangerous disease by your med
icine. gratitude prompts me TO send you this &C
know dgment, not only in justice 70 you, but for
the inforTna ton Of others in like affection.
A slight cold upon the lungs, neglected at first,
bccame severe that splitting Of blood, violent
cough and profuse night-sweats followed and hst-
encd upon me. ] became emaciated, could not
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ing symptoms Of quick consumption. No medi-
cine seemed at all 10 reach my case, until Provi-
dentially tried your CHKRRy PEcroRAL, which soon
relieved and now has cured me.
Yours with respect, r. A. SFkWAHF.
Prepared by J. C. AVER, Lowell, Mas.
Sold in Washington, d. G., by II. ID. w: N.
Gilman; Georgetown, DIR. Linthicum; Alexandra,
Cook n Peel; Richmond, Purcell, Ladd Co, and
druggists generally. Feb. l2-dlytrlsvhw
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Austrian consulate and several mosques were
greatly injured aud part of the city was thrown
down a large rocky mountain. about four miles
from the city, has been rent huge masses of rock
have been dislodged, and in their fall have hurled
down trees that have stood for centuries, and over
whelmed a part of the city The river has been
forced from It's channel, and The water suddenly
became brackish. All the bills surrounding the
harbor are iuil Of fssures Payers TO Almighty
God to arrest furthv, evil arc bring put up in all
the churches. II appears that the earthquake has
traversed the whole of the Archipelago, and may
mania
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ADAY IN THE COUNTRY.

I'hb LADIES belonging 10 carroll Chapcl, Mont
IL gomery county, beg leave 20 announce TO their
friends and the public, that their RURAL FESI1-
VAL for the benefit of the church will take place
ON Thursday, the 18th instant, at the cottage adj
joining the church
Price OF admission for grown persons l24 cents;
children FREQ. Gate opened at II O'Clock, a. IN.
Dinner will be provided, and good band Of music
in attendance.
Should the weather be unlavorable, the Festival
will be postponed 10 the following Saturday.
June l2-2
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GADsBY's HOTEL,
Corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and I'D %.
Near Railroad Depot. Washsngton.
net. Inf
DLANNErr.s BrrrERs.-Tbi.ar article is high

nLANNETT's BITTERs.-Thisart article IL high
il ly recommended for the Of dyspepsia, in
digestion, hatulency, general debility, liver COM
plants, aud all the train Of symptoms commonly
called nervous affections II Is one Of the most de
srabc tonicG ever offered 10 the public. II creates
n healthy action throughout the system, restores
the appetite equalzes the circulation. gives tone
and energy 10 the system, and creates power OF
resistance 10 diseases rarely obtained IL is pure
ly vegetable composition. and recommends itself to
the attention Of those suffering from the above dis
orders.
For sale by X - PArTERsoS and n. ID. Il w
n. GILMAN, Washington, ID. G. Orders received
by the general agents for the proprietor.
WIN. r. HICKS 4 CO,
la9 aud l5l Front streets, New York.
April 6-dtr.w&wly
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MIR. ID. KEMMERER's second Juvenile
WI Concert will take place at the Temperance
Hall on next WEDNESDAY EVENING, COM
mencing at 5. O'Clock, when the large and interest
ing young Juvenile choir will appear again uni
formly dressed with their bouquets. and unite their
sweet voices in singing Anthems, Rounds, Duets,
Solos. &c.
Ina
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NOTICE.

DY recent arrangement Of the Library Of the
ID Treasury Department, many books, which
properly belong 20 that establishment, appear TO
have been taken from it, prior 10 the first day Of
April, 1850, and not returned up 20 the present
time, llth day of June, 1850. All persons there
fore, who have in their possession any book or
books which have been taken, prior 10 the time
Aforesaid from that Library, or which properly be
long to IL, will be pleased 10 return them without
delay
TRrAsuRy DEPARTMENT, nth June, 1850.
lime
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From the ". Y. Courier and Enquirer, June lOh.
THE NEW STEAMER.

The American steamer Atlantic, Capt. West, ar
rived yesterday afternoon, at O'Clock She left
Liverpool at noon on Wednesday the 18th ult., and
has thus made the passage in sIeusn days and three
hours. We have received by her London papers of
the 2Sth, and Liverpool of her day of sailing. She
brings seventy three passengers-anopg them G..
w. Kendall, of New Orleans, and Mr. A. Dudley
Mann, late special agent to Hungary. The Can
ada arrived at Liverpool ON the both, and was to
sail ON Saturday, the 2d. She will be due at Hall
fax to-day.
The Atlantic has made an excellent passage
equal 10 any that has been made, and against
a good many disadvantages Of weather. Her ma
chinery, we understand, worked admirably-her
engines not having once stopped from the time Of
her leaving Liverpool until her arrival. She aver
aged over thirteen revolutions per minute during
the voyage. The following is a statement of each
days performance:
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Purses INcoesIro-The Count Of Capua,
brother TO the tyrant, Ferdinand Of Naples, was
recognised in this city on Friday evening. lie was
walking down Broadway with a companion, who
bufioons of the Neapolitsu court Our nformants
were severnl Italian gentlemen, who have good
reason TO remember the Counts features.
Nsip York Tribune, June lOh.
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LosUsTs.-This mysterious insect, which makes
it, appearance punctualy in regular successive
periods Of seventeen years, has, alter the lapse OF
this great length of time, revisited our country.
Seventeen years since, many OF our citizens well
numbers, made their appearance in this county
and, after making the forests and groves resound
for u short time, with their ceaseless repetitons OF
Pharaoh-as many imsgine-they deposited their
eggs in the twigs Of the trees, aud entirely dsap
peared till the present time when they now prom
isc fair 10 be as numerous and vociferous as they
were en.-Letcisbug (Pa.) Chronicle.
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wEAvIre.-Tho art Of weaving cloth is said by
Democritus to have been suggested by the spider
weaving her web. II known in the time OF
Abraham, who said TO the king OF Sodom, 81 viii
not take from n thread Of the wool, even TO shoe
latchet lest thou shouldst say, have made Abra-
ham rich"
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MARRIED,

On the 10th inst, at st. Johns church, by Rev
Mr.. PYSE, J. T. WASHINGTON, Of Westmore-
land, Virginia, 10 MARY D., daughter Of the late
Geo. ID. AsHToS, Of King George, Va.
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THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA. VIA
CHAGREs.

Carrying the United states Mall.
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, AT3 O'CLOCK, p. NJ,
From the pier foot Of Warren street, r.
- The and elegant double engine
<tRf steamship GEORGIA, ID. ID. PoR.
us TER, u. :. Navy, commander, will
be despatched as above, with the Government
mails for the West Indies and the Pacific.
The books are now open for passage 10 Charles
ton, Savannah, Havana, New Orleans, and Cha
grcs, and for through tickets to San Francisco To
secure through tickets, early application must b.
made, az only a small number remain unengaged.
An experienced Surgeon " attached 10 the GcOr-
gia. The accommodations for passengers 81 each
class unsurpassed by any steamship ahOst.
The passengers for New Orleans are transferred
At Havana 10 the superior double engine steam
ship FALCON, and proceed from Havana direct To
New Orleans.
RATES OF PASSAGE FROM NEW YORK TO
CHAGRES
state room ............s.. SlOO
Standee berth OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
Storage. found bed and separate table,. 50
RATES OF PASSAGE FROM PANAMA To
SAN FRANCISCO.
state room berth. .............. SSOV
Storage berths, found bed and separate table 80
RATES OF PASSAGE
To Havana. To y. Orleans.
state room berthe. ...........S IO 30
Standee berth, forward cabin So %
Storage, found bed and board % 70
Freight 10 Chagrcs will be taken at 10 cents
per cubic foot The bills Of lading must all be
signed on board the vessel the day before sailing.
For freight or passage. apply TO ,
| June I'D us West street New York.
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On Thursday, Friday. and saturday, Of this
week, the Sunday. school Of Christ church, cast Of
the Capitol, will hold strawberry, ice cream, and
floral festival, at the Anacostia engine house. to
raise funds TO improve and enlarge their church.
As the omnibus lines afford rare facilities Of visit.
ing that neighborbood, IL is hoped that many per
sons from the city will attend.
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PRIVATE BOARDING.

MRS BRYANT has several fine rooms, Just va
WI Gated, which may be had IL application j.
made promptly. The situation y unsurpassed by
grounds Of the State Department and Presidents
square, corner ofl5th street and New York avenue
June 5-3tWF&M
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:. 9-Passed Sandy Hook at o'clock, p. IN.
On the 30th ut,, at II o'clock, she passed the
ship Liverpool, Capt. Eldridge, goingin One hun
dred miles from Sandy Hook exchanged signals
with the Southampton for London.
We are indebted to- gentleman who came as pas
senger in the Atantic, Tor the following enthusas
tic description of the voyage
STEAMER ATLANTIC,
SUNDAY, 10 O'Clock. {
What IA run we have had across the Atlanticl
What speed-what securiy-what luxurious en-
joyments in the way OF accommodation" In the
annals OF travelling our passage has no parallel.
The ocean loses its majesty when contrastcd with
the magnificent palace which glided, with the
grace of fairy and the speed of an antelope, over
It's bosom. Old Neptune seemed to be jealous OF
his rights, and, although not in one Of his most
towering passions, he has seldom smiled since we
left Liverpool; but our noble steamer, regardless
of his opposition, ''moved onward, right on" BY
his obstinacy, he retarded progress, perhaps,
about a da and half. But it is glory enough for
Captain West--for the AHaniic-and for our own
dear country, that notwithstanding the succession
of head winds which we encountered, we have
brought the commercial emporiums of the old
world and the new within eleven days of each other.
This is but 'the beginning of the end" II the
Government continues TO extend its fostering hand
10 the development of ocean steam navigation, we
shall girdle the world, in few years, by navy
that will if it becomes necessary, assert and main
tain a supremacy the seas. In lS43, in a pub
LEGATION which ! made, ventured the prediction
that, in less than twenty years, steam navi
cation, under American auspices, would attain
speed Of third of degree an hour. ] now feel
quite confident that, within that time, person may
attend morning service In New York on Sunday,
and on the FOLLOWING Sunday afternoon service in
Liverpool. The atlantic" view her excellence In
whatever character you may, casts all other ocean
bottoms which have preceded her into eternal
shade, and constitutes an era in navigation, which
is to eventuate in making America the most hon.
ored, the most renowned, the most beloved, and
the most useful in the great cause OF humanity oil
all the nations of the earth. A. ID NJ