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MISCELLANEOUS.
PATTERSON &. CO.,
wholesale Druggists
33. MONROE ST,

WHEELING. VIRGINIA.
OFFERS for sale at the LOW EST MA RKET
nent of
Drugs AND MEDICINES,
French, EH4fsh and American Chemicals
Paints and Oils, Dye Sufs, Varnishos, Win
dow Glass, Druggists Glassware, Brushes ofall
kinds, Bronzes, Pcr(umery, Surgical Instruments.
Hatters' Materials. GENUINE COD LIVER
OIL, together with every article compriaing the
stock OF Druggist. may7-ly
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And stillanother case of Hereditary Consump-
ton cured by DIR. Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cher
ry-a father and sister OF the restored having died
OF that Unsuitable discase
C.ARK TowNsHrr. BRowN Co., Ohio, }
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steubenville Market---sept. 8.

Steubenville Market---Sept. 8.
Flour is selling at SO, 88@3,l2 y Dbl by
the wagon load.
Wheat is selling at 60c fR bush.
Oats 25c f9 bushel
N. O. Molasses sells at 373c S. House
45@49c
Sugar is selling at Gin hhds; II in bbls.
Sales of Coffee at 1O4c B ib in bags.
Tea is selling at 40@70 $ tb.
Six twist Tobacco is selling at 14c; five
plug 25@35c.
Window Glass.--8x10 at $3,55@4; 10
by 12 at 4@4,50; l0x14 at rs; 24x30 at
$l6 " box; intermediate sizes at correspon-
ding rates. ?
Wheeling Market---September 8.
Flour commands s@3,12.
Wheat 55c.
Oats 22 cents S9 bushel.
Sugar ,61@7 Molasses, 35@s7. Cof-
fee, 10c.
Bacon Shoulders 7@74: Hams, 9@1o:
Sides 81@9.
Potatoes 45050.
Fresh Butter in market 1929.
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Baltimore Market=~-Sept. 8.
Flour-~selling at 3,75@4,OO.
Bacon-Shoulders, q sides 94@1O, hams
II.
Mess Fork-15,75 Mess Beef, 10, so.
Wool-common 16@19.
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Cincinnati Markets--Sept. 8.
Floqr-selling at 3,l5@3,
Lard 9@1o.
Groceries-sugar s. Molasses 33@4(
7. II. Tea 35.
Mess Pork $780, .. .
Hams 8. Shoulders 8. Sides Z.
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S. & II. M,FAnnEN.

A RE receiYing an extensive stock of Fan and
IN Winter Goods, consisting of Foreign and
Domestic Goods, purchased recently in the East
en Cities The people are invited to call and
examine their stock, for they are determined 10
continue on, they ever have done, TO sell their
Goods on fair Terms sep3
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EDITORS RFSpUN DkNrs
sro.. GA. l,.issnoss Correspondent,
BALrlmoRr Z. brpsry IL

BALTIMORE y, brusry I7-S.p
The Safely OF tie Steamer Atlantic Great R,,oie,,
Court dfairs.- Conusatlon Reports harksts 4,
The announcement yesterday morning OF the sai,, ,
tae steamer Atlantic and her passages caused Than
Joy porvade our community that has had no p.,n
,inos the reception Of the glad dings OF the victory Of ~
Taylor Buena Vista Tbs sun office wa, tlfouy.A
obtain copies Of the issued aud the news spread
an electric velocity through every part Of the CITY, aao
the thsne OF joyful greetings throughout the day II -
al so mo appropriately alluded to from the pulpit bv -,
of our eloquent divines, whence prayers bad ~
regularly offered up Tor her safety for wee ks paa
Henry J, Brent, esq the newly appointed attorney -.
eraI made his first appearances this morning IN The ~
cosrt and announced that during his attendance on The N
form Convention Henry May, esq would his DENIM
Nh May thereupon appeared, ani entered his ddus,
prosecutor for tho State With signal ability.
The trial Of George Stewart Indicted ter The murI,
Thomas Moody then called up, and Oh tuooa q II
counsel Il was postponed until the next Term
Several important reports were made IN the ReiomC Ca
ventio on Saturday ast Que proposes the election by 4
people, ia October neat, OF prosecuting attorney e,a
county and Baltimore city, aud the adjustment OF The
torney generashp. On the subject of repre- sanitation
variety OF reports presented all differing mat tia
reg ards the representa- in the Legislature from hi, an
aud MI giving us but moiey Of what we should have
any liberal basis OF representation Baltimore with n
ITO 600 inhabitants is 10 have no more Representatives.
the house OF delegates than counties with .enh
number. Ia other States, aud in tbs general goyefnm,
the conservative pow Of he Senate, with equal ren
seustion from each county State is deemed suficnn
protect the smu States and counties from the eucm,cs
OF the large bat in Maryland the small couu,,
emand the right control the city in both branches oln
| Legislature.
The MARKErs.--In the Baltimore market ,h, momr
there were OF 500 bbs. Howard flour "a a
| and $50 bbls at ~ 49,; sales Of 100 bb City Min,
81 so. Sales Of rye ou So rs Sales Of red wheat,
| 81, from wagons ! quote at 100 1903 cents Sas,
white corn 90 a 81 cents, and 6i 81 cents for yeIov
Oats AZ IS cents Sales OF Glove seed AT SIS 1871 Al
Whisky, 26 cent?, in bbls.
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The Cause OF the Orphan.

1t is with sincere regret have learned that ST.
Vincenrs Orphan Asylum has been obliged throug h
absolute necessity, 10 appeal 10 its friends for their aid 10
enable 10 continue the distribution its blessed char.
ties That Institution Of this character, perfectly
charitable 10 all its Objects should suffer itself from the
sngs Of poverty, is what is scarcely credible But such
is the fact The friends Of the Asylum, in order 10
eve its immediate wants, have invited the Hon. Joseph
R. Chandler 10 deliver public lecture. With bis
toned generosity, this gentleman, when called upon
sented without hesitation, to lend his aid to so good
work
The high reputation which MIR. c. has attained for
learning and scholarship is ample security that the pro-
posed lecture will be fully worth the lrng price which
is asked for the tickets OF admissions and this added to
the truly laudabe and praseworhy object for which this
lecture is given, WILL trust, for the learned
gentleman crowded audience at Carus's Saloon on
next Wednesday evening.
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N.L,-Las Sabb ith the Rev Charles Spear editor OF the
Prisoners Friend. Boston, delivered very able discourse
the proper of prisoners He stated that
$4,000 criminals in the prisons OF the United Slater,
aud that 1000 annually discharged. Mr. Spear
thou ght much had been effected by
atty would be better prevent crime by education
than by public execution, which tended rather
the community than to check crime.
MIR Spear also gave Just views the proper
OF discharged prisoners He gave facts ,ho wing
that many ght be reformed.
Mr.. Spear then spoke OF his mission abroad to confer
with the British govstnm the subject capital pun
,hment lie observed that Mr. Webster had given him
sufficient authority couier with the leading that
subject
The audience Of the largest and fashion able
that we remember have In the Capitol for long
inn
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rom this sensible rule 10 accommodate this or any
other particular locality"
SO il seems, Judge Wood did PROFOUND the questions
Gen Cass didn answer ihem--snd did plead no,se and
confusion" We these specimens OF The /" whole
cloth" which the Tepo made viii be Of quail.
suit the Onion, and thst viii be grated TO mud the
" truth Of history vindicaled"
We have given the Herald the iul benefit OF It's own
statements and quotations from the speeches OF General
Cass and Judge Wood and articles from the Plandeaer
We branded time the OF the Herald lie, and
brand The lie consists in thsi Ia changing
General Cass gave why ho did not respond
Judge Woods inquiries touching harbors &c, that IL
ing tho nose and confusion present. General
gave such reason but distinctly stated that In
his late letter Mr. Stevenson president of the Baltimore
convenuon,) he had said she would pub
lie questions and that his opinions such subjects mus
he sought in his speeches, acts, and votes. When Gen
Cas commenced his speech there considerable noise
aud confusion in the crowd aud almost the first words he
altered in alusion To IT, But when, after speaking
some ten or fifteen minutes giving "reminiscences Of his
early history connected with the progress OF the West,
he came to speak of Judge Woods particular inquiries
there was noise, did he alude any in con
nekion This Is what the Herald charges, and In this II
lies, Knowingly and maeiously This is what denied
then and do now and this IS what General Cas- has an
thorlzed The Union to deny. II is ialsehood "manuac
tured out OF whole CLOTH There is not word o. unh
the story -
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National Hall.

Another brilliant house last night, 10 witness Miss
Davenport in Lady Teaze and Margery in the Rough
Damond-beng the same bill as Saturday evening, and
given TO crafty those who could not obtain seats on that
occasion Miss Davenport was admirably supported by
Mr. John Gilbert in Sir Peter Teazle, and Mr. Fenno in
Charles Surface. Mr.. Fenno acted Charles delightfully."-,
and looked and dressed the character TO perfection and
so did Mr. Gilbert in Sir Peter
The Lady Of Lyons s to be repeated this evening with
Miss Davenport in Pauline, aided by Mr. Fenno in Claude
Menotie, and Mr. Gilbert General Dumas Ii is very
pleasing to the fine assemblages at this theatre
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MONDAY, February II, 1851

MONDAY, February II, 1851.
Gilbert Dean esq, OF New York, was admitted al.
torney and counsellor of this court.
No. 81 VIM. c. Bevins ct al Us. VIM. b. A. Ramsey
al This appeal from the circuit court OF the United
States for Tennessee was, on the motion OF MIR. A.
Ewing, dismissed with costs
No. 235. s. Hogan ct al Us A. Ross. The motion
for supesedeas in this argued by Mr.. Feath-
ersion in support Of, and by Mr. Coke in opposition
thereto.
No. SO. p. Weatherhead, plaintiff in error, Us VIM
Baskerville ct al The argument of this case com.
menced by Mr. Meigs for the plaintiff in error and
tnued by Mr.. Fogg for the defendants in error.
Adjourned until tomorrow, IL O'Clock, a m.
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THE UNION.
General r.sx. late President OF vsns .~sl..

We had The pleasure yesterday evening Of an inter
view with this disng uished patriot and Officer and to
form his acquaintance. through the instrumeniaty Of
Mr. Ellis late charge dsfaires 10 the republic OF yene-
zuels. He leaves Washington for New York to-day
He had with him his about twenty years Of age
of very agreeable manners, and friend OF his who
once consul from Venezuela 10 New York, who is
now very respectable member OF the bar in that city
General Paez is an exceedingly intelligent fine ing
gentleman and bears in his face the impress OF Intellect
bene violence. and hrmness He could not be mistaken
for a common man in any crowd He looks like gal
lan high spirited. and patriotic citizen He has been
mos. basey treated by the yrants OF his country after
serving two terms as President and is now wanderer
in foreign land from the free nation he has much
trbuted to establish and uphold. He is a republican in
principle and his proudest boast is that he has made
own Washington the model of his political career. We
are glad to hear that the Secretary of State introduced
him to the President yesterday, who received him with
the utmost distinction. His misforunes have excited the
deepest OF counlymen, and he greeted
with the respect wherever he appears The fol-
lowing article from the Republic details tho circumstances
of his arrival in this city
From the Republic. Feb. IA.
| GENERAL JosE III PAEz This disngu shed gentleman
arrived in our city IL o'clock yesterday, from New York
and was met at ,hs Dept oy many gsnslnen residents
whom was Walter LenoS esq. he mayor Of the eity Al
his suite by vespasan Els esq former charge to Vene
zuea. After the introduction, the mayor took General
where he nddSessed him in few cha ste and approps,t
remarks audiug his eminent services in the
Freedom and gave him cordial welcome the
capital, and WHICH the General responded iolowsi
"Mr. Mayor. On arriving the federal apal of the
thry-one States which compose this Union, feel myself
greatly honored by marks of regard which you have
shO d IN | a
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Extract from the inmates of the Cosophic Society, Prne
Nstp.y,

Extract from the Minutes Of the Citosoc Sctety Prtnee
ton, Nsp Jersey
Whereas lately received the melancholy intelligence OF
Hon d. Kaufman Of Texas NJ c. and grad
member of this Society
Reolped with regret that contemplate the
Society
manhood useful and glorious and when he
had already reached emnsnce from which his
growing brighter and wider ..
Resoped That and faithful discharge of duty
by which well qualified for the important and high
worthy
initiated who distinction
proving his and using them for the good Of others
Rosolped That highly appreciate aabe and
kindness which him the and affection of all
who approached him. which, together with his and
ability attending the interests Of his the
individual
gained for him Iampled popularity.
ResoIped
should only studied Of
good OF Others but cultivated among iovelest Of the
Christian virtues.
Rssous That sympahzc with the citizens Of his State in
Of who such
isfaction 10 and such honor himself
Rssoicd That sincerely sympahze with the family and rela
deceased II multitude of those who
calamity could tighten the burden EACH affection
should indeed, be alleviasd.
Resoiped That token love for his memory grief for
his badge Of mourning for thirty
days.
Reoire That Of these resolutions be forwarded to the
Washington
BY order of the Society.
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GRAND SALE or SUPERIOR PIANOS, PARLoR ORGANS
VI melodcon cabinet silver plated French
China dinner and table cutlery glasses and mirrors
paintings candeiaba vases, clocks mante
sold public recently occupied by Mr.
Richard DAVIS Pennsylvania avenue between 9Th and 10Th
Sale commence Thursday morning, February 20, at
O'Clock, sold. The goods will b.
ranged examination Wednesday when the viii
be- brilliantly lighted o y O'Clock.
under and under 500, credit
Of SO0, tyo four, months
DYER MCGUIRE,
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would be well read advertisement OF Dr.
paper Amer all heard Of science,
caled and all the exhibited citizens,
appears that have been listening only the pupils Of the
lie IN. author of this SCIENCE has produced
the United States, and intends deliver lectures
commencing this evening at IN O'Clock, in Temperance
Those who feel this apple to
have good opportunity to be eraed listening
ed author himself
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LOCATION or Chr, ~ rus Umrrp sr.rrs.

washington, ~, 1901
BY recent law Of the Chian Congress- OF for
cisn allowed TO make the ooa,tng trade the
pors OF republic for the Of I've years. and III.
same privilege, without Limitation Of time. Is granted to all
line. Of foreign steamer, that win place the ports Of Chill in
. pmun,cnfion with the ports Of other nations.
N M CARVALLO
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TUE ocs Of the Western Telegraph Company
Gimans spoecsry shop, ayenn.
few doors Of Browns Hotel.
This only direct line of telegraph from Washington
Wheeling and Psbars where with
Ing Detrt, Chicago, Cincinnati Louisville H. Louis Nashville
Memphis N,ck-hug, and the whole country
The northern Morse once few d.ors of Maternal
Hotel.
Tho street, opposite the Nations. Intelligence,
ONCE.
AMOS KENDALL,
Jan 7-du President Western Telegraph COMPANY.
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The President having received notice
Committees Public Buildings Of the Repre-
that all of the their
committees for the enlargement OF the Capitol
hs has appointed Thursday ~ O'Clock, his
Office, what the authors Of those plan. desire say he
favor,
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whsa as bstOys-Corn meal improved, &C.
NEW YoRK, February 1910, p m.
The Cunard steamer Africa, from Liverpool, arrived
here this evening She sailed from Liverpool the Isl
of February, and brings two weeks later news from Eu
rope.
The Africa brings the gladstone intelligence OF the safety
OF the steamer Atlantic, long missing and OF her pas
sengers, for whose safety there has been mach
iely.
The Atlantic, after having been nine days sea. and
making nineteen hundred miles, experienced very
storm and broke her shaft Her buwarks, paddle
boxes machinery Nc. also much broken and injured
Captain West decided that the only alternative to put
back under SAIL which he did and made The port of Cork,
lr Gland. with all the passengers safe. The passengers
speak IN the highest terms OF the qualities OF the noble
steamer They say she braved The storm with mastery
strength. They have passed of thanks Captain
West for his great skill and mastery management OF the
vessel II will require two months 10 repair the Atlantic
Her passengers have all arrived safely on board of the
Africa
The Papal excitement in England has subsidized
The continental news is unimportant
The political Affairs of France have been somewhat
disturbed
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, Feb. Cotton The market
dull and prices had declined 3D. per h. since pre-
vlous accounts
Breadstulfs Flour and wheat were quiet at previous
quotations. Indian corn had advanced Is
Provisions Beef remained unchanged. Pork had ad-
vanced Is to IS. Lard had advanced Is to IS
Wool-An active demand.
Consols closed at g68
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BY telegraph TO In, Baltimore American i

WAsHINgToN, FEB, Ia.
Chancellor Wawonh, TO whom-the Supreme Court refer.
red the question US to the bridge being obstruction
igation OF the Ohio river has length reported o
states that from the evidence taken In the he
the bridge 10 be obsucfon and ends that il be
Used wenty sight feet
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Thi, beautiful painting, exhibiting the Fellows
Hail. Is to week in city. II
paintings Of the kind that visited place. attracting
large and fashionable audiences nightly II highly admired
approved by the Judges city, anxious that the
friends should share in the pleasure and profit which
rived from visiting H.
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ELECTRICAL PsYCHoLOGy.-

ELECTRICAL PsYCHOLOGS.-Dr. j. b. DODS, the dis
electrical psychology, and the author OF its poso
will OF lectures this science, with
brilliant Tuesday evening, February
Is O'clock and every evening this week, TEN.
Hail. street, 9th The phil
health disease the OF the and
vAuou Of the former will be argued principles.
Admission single ticket 25 gentleman and ladies,
30
s-Dt D. will also Diseases prescribe medically,
his Mrs Wilson'S 9Th Penn
syvana side morning. between and O'Clock
Charge, 81. Feb Is
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were lost among the number was Mr. Aldsok,
tsry Of the United States legation.
ItaI

were lost among the number Mr. Aldsck secre
tsry OF the United States legation.
Italy
Letters from Rome the I'd January state that the
Pap.l court looks forward to the opening OF the British
Parliament Persecution OF the Professionals still con
uaues No religion is tolerated except strict Papaey
Some OF the Mazarino's agents had landed near Rome
and circulated revolutionary paper entitled Rome ana
the Roman States
The general news is unimportan
LIVERPOOL nARKErs-January 3l.-Cotton.-At the
beginning OF the week were under much depression
On Monday small sales were male al "a decline
from Friday Since then the market has recovered Its
usual tone The result OF the week Is general reduction
of ad per ID. from the last quotations.
Coffee is dull OF sale.
American provisions-Beef has been in steady demand
during the last fortnight without change IN prices Pork
adv anced 2 to shllings Lard advanced 10 shil.
lings holders ask A for bbls. and kegs.
Breadstufs western canal Hour, 2ls cd. a22s
Ohio, 23s a GAS Philadelphia, as 23s, Cd.
Wbeat,-Uniled States red. S. Cd, a S. Id; white
os a IS Sd
Con.,,AmsIican white, per $50 lbs aos 3D. a2'.
sd. yellow, 3os sd a 3is Cd.
Tobacco Maryland, per ID, sd. Is for yellow.
The Cambria 10 leave Liverpool on Monday, Sd
| instant
The steamer Baltic arrived Liverpool on Saturday
| nth ult -.
The City OF Glasgow arrived out on Thursday a, 7, a
M, after a passage OF - days and hours
The Niagara arrived out on Monday afternoon.
The following is list Of the Aricas passengers in
GLIDING those who were on board the Atlantic:
hIessrs. Ibotson, James Canaah, jr; @. BonnaSot
| Balm, William Philips NJ. 7. Brown, Newman, Trewek
Lorng Curtis Master Harris, Palmer. Biunsth X. Miller
4. Hog 9 Wood, Radwck, Cfonner. Leon, Richardson
wilson, j. Ives, Stephenson, Leon, Dempsey w, ,
| McKinsey, Burrows, Gray, Moyer AtkIn, Lowery, Ron
.,on, Rase HnbGl' Russo Thomas Anderson b. sne
Schubert, Herring Scrorder, Pa't, Mcdonald, Waller
Gregor, S,owe. Sir Edward poore, Znvncer, Lenorie
| Berry, Durand, Schileumau, Mr.. and Mrs Alden, Mrs
Trigger. Mrs Gilbert and three children Mrs Hannah and
M Ia and l,dv MTx -pu. Mr. W
and lady, Mr.. w. A. Wbteock and iady, q Bruce and
LADY, c. g. Hatch and lady Mr. Benson and son. Mrs Ross
and servant, Mr. BJes and lady and three Children Mrs
Russe child, Mrs Boudet, Mrs Smith, Mr.. schuieIdt
| OF the steamer Atlantic.
Mr.. W Bureamier, jr Mr. Wordsworth and sister, Mr.
Escovdi, Alex. H. Z. Walker Mr.. Sunson, Mr. Kner, anc
| Mr.. MacenZe.
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Washington Assemblies.

Warrington NssemDNts.
THE subscribers OF the Washington Assemblies
the 18th assembly wiz be FANCY BALL
given jackson Hall Thursday the 9th instant
persons admitted unless fancy costume except heads Of
such other application To the commit
appointed by the by reason Of special ecum
stances, c admitted in cizens dress.
The appointed Messrs. j. Knox Walker, r.
Key, A. IA. Cross, aud Major A. n. Gillespie
Feb l5-ifdtd
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NEW York and California Millionaire AssoeiAuss~
~ One thousand shares thousand dollars CaWu ~
600. limited number OF shares 10 be obtained ns
parties who have capital to invest special partners aenu
conformity with the revised Of New York Tree lfo
sona liability OF future assessment, al the par "
certificates OF shares issued therefor TO return ten per cent
with fair prospect OF doubling the whole, III safe o
trade and mining the United States under the direction %
troll OF OLIVER HOLDEN
III, General Partner and Chief Agent the Conpsf
No II Wall street. Mes y"
Canornans and other responsible parties throughout NC
who aid In obtaining with the United staie
cation and investment in the association are TO be emPa
erent points, where line OF and vessels can
available for trade, carrying the mails and
FROM Europe Asia, Africa and the Americas, !, o.
There IL large and increasing business doing Wm
MIA the Pacific Ac.; and long the supply o. goo %
the demand for capital, goods, and Manufacture WI n
most liberal views and calculations therefor, And hr
demand profit thereby that this association being fm
der the firm and style OF q. HOLDEN y ooL -
Mercantile, Commercial, and Commission Mefehnn" -.
Insurance, and Mining AGENT, New York and san f'
Capital 81 100000.
Feb o-u