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Boots. Boots,-The Hest p,ac. IN

The French slippers 70 be purchased at Cantrelrs ladies'
shoe establishment $50 Bowery elegant in style
they are durable and cheap. Ladies call and examine
them. -
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the sale Of his celebrated Wahpene for changing gray
hair to its original color and curing badness For refe
renee, see Mr. Nanderburg As Cedar street. Mr. Wilcox 50
Cedar street. Mr. Edward Nelson 900 West street; besides
verbal references will be given at the Office.
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WEBSTER MOVEMENTS IN THE EAST. Daniel
Webster, and the friends Of Daniel Webster in Mas
sachusetts notwithstanding the objurgations Of the
socialist and alb clifton press in favor Of Cen Scott,
seem determined to organize party, and to carry
on movement on their own hook, in the present
conflict for the Presidency. The recent meeting
Mt Faneuil Hall, comprising four thousand ind-
viduals inside, and as many outside, is sufficient
answer to all those predictions which have been
recently made in this quarter, to the effect that
Mr. Webster and his friends were gradually coming
cut in favor Of the Seward policy and the Seward
nomination for the Presidency II appears. too,
that this movement in Boston is merely a pre-
hminary one, and that q series Of similar meetings
and assemblages are to be got up in every county
Of the Stats Of Massachusetts,, and probably be
carried out in every other part of New England.
While this spirit in favor Of Mr. Webster, and
looking TO the organization Of the party on his
principles and policy, is going ahead in Massschu-
sets, in spite Of all endeavors to suppress IT, we
understand that movements in the same direction
are contemplated in this city and in this State snd
also In many portions Of the Southern States. Tho
anticipations confidently ipdulged 10 by mary
Of the friends Of Vim. II. Seward, that
the Webster element would merge into The
Seward pelicy, IL, therefore, At q discount, with
cut any prospect Of ever being realized Tho
effect Of this movement or the general contest
for the Presidency, in close election, my p easily
estimated, particularly i under such circumstances
Massachusetts, should be thrown into doubt, and
only one.haI Of Tic ton thousand Webster men IA
that neghborhood should vote separately IL the
pening contest, or not yote IT a.,
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tending the use q dull razor can be elevated At
pronounced BY the judges at the Worlds Fair ol havno
equal in prod the keenest possible edge to
be obtained, BGhune from the inventor, q. SAUNDERS,
No. Astor House, and 3S7 Broadway.
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As sure as ERECT Follows Cause. SO will

grey hair be changed to its former color by the
DAV1sS Rahvene This celebrated preparation acts upon
the roots Of the hair in such cause
secretion Of the nutritve and colorng principle. Price
fifty cents per bottle warranted For sale at the general
depot, No BOG Grand street, and at Not 1872 Broadway 9
Washington street; s62 Hudson street, 1T Bowery 81
Barclay street. New York; Nos l5 Fulton street. and 46
At antic street, Brooklyn.
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has devoted his unceasng attention the perfection
these useful articles and has hand large varsity
construction suitable to the wants Of the travelling com
munity. For sale by G. SAUNDERS, No. Astor House
and 3S7 Broadway.
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Ontag, DoubIe Diamond. and Cor

sherres han,io port in wood and glass Booths cele-
brated cordial GIN brandies Of different vnages claet
sparkling hook Of all brands Heidsieek Mimms
Anglas the most exquisite of all For sale by EDMUND c.
CHARLES, importer Of wines, brandes and cigars. No.
Park place.
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RE rrOVALS.

UIUGuEs DUPUY GRIEVANCE, NO rs WILL
III liam street. upstairs importers Of Fancy Goods jet
and berlin Iron Articles Combs Brooches Bracelets
silk Dress Buttons, Fans Imitation Jewelry Brushes
Beads Percussion Caps Hooks and Eyes Calf Skins and
and Tlutnas Of the most superior quality New
Paris articles received by every steamer.
vINHE OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL LOAN FUND
Life Assurance Company q London, Is removed from
No Grand street 90 n Washington Of Nor
street. jersey city where insurance life DO ef
focted Medical OH ntteud daiy At r. NJ California
risks taken Pamphlets containing rates and other nforma
tion, and printed California rules furnished application
). LEAhDEk STARR, General Agent.
a. f. Hosach, N. D., y. :, KceRc, ". d., Medical Exa
miners,
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Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Lace Stockings,

and Surgical Belts and Bandages-Dr Glover has made
valuable improvements in these Surgical Appliances His
Truss makes close it, sits easy retains the hernia and
effects radical being made wit hout back pad
Chdren russes not liable to be displaced as made
this ofice) No. IL Ann street. near the Museum, where
they adjusted and applied.
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Tortoise shen Dress Combs

Tortoise shell Dress Combs.-LadIes are
respectfully invited to examine the choice selection Of dress
combs At the subscribers establishment The variety be-
yond all doubt the largest in the city Combs made and
repaired. A. H. J. SAUNDERS,
S7 Broadway. between walker and White streets.
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Madame SOntAg.-The only Portrait Of this
fistn guished artistic taken this country exhi
btion BRADYS National Gallery. A6 broadway
Of Fulton street.
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v,IFTU CoNGREsslONAL


dent Nomin atior.-At meeting Of the taspenaent
electors Of the Fifth Congressional Di trct held We'd
nesday evening I'll instant At The house OF s Joseph
ceedngs Of meeting held at Williamsburg on tho ID inst.
for the OF taking action thersupon
To the Jude pendent Electors OF the Fifth nessonAl
District At meeting held in the city of williamsburg
Saturday evening" Oct 3D. composed of those dissatisfied
with the natons procured through the influence
packed dishonest committees operating through the
primary elections the following preamble and
luton were unanimously adopted =
Whereas We been hitherto under the rnisrule OF
party parans sacrificing sacred rights reemen
FOR the purpose of supper party whose acts
them to he false to principle "
tionay determined to throw off the yoke of party and
those who would in accordance
with the tenets of republican institutions
Resolved That rely ing the support Of those who with
belied in honest intentions
the Of the independent voters Of
district for Congress Joseph &. Moten candidate in
dependent ourseves-one who is bound by clique
conservative in principle rreproachabe in character and
infexible in integrity. Signed
ISAAC H. TIcE, Secretary
After reading above the following resolution
unanimously adopted =
Resolved, That the position assumed by the citizens Of
williamsburg the I'd with reference the emi
nation of the above named gentleman, be and 10 hereby
endorsed and that do hereby nominate and
will sustain indpe ldent candidate Joseph c. Aortons
SAMUEL 5. SMITH, Chairman.
" ", J A ESQ.,, ~ Secretaries
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obtained at H. FOSTERS establishment q Cortlandt
street, where gentlemen would do we'll to call and select
from large stock Of goods and clothing their
fall and winter clothing Foster prepared to suit all with
clothing Of the most fashionable make and finish.
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stereOscopic or Solid Daguerreotypes.-
Lkepesse by this and wonderful process had
by calling at WHI1TEMoRES Stereoscopic Gallery, No.
1913 Broadway Specimens of the art together with SPLEEN
did collection of Daguerreotype Views West Indian
American scenery, are now being exhibited free.
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this method to invite the public to witness his great
provement in Dentistry introduced by him. Office hours
from ten till FIVE o'clock His work the teeth
obtained as above.
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~ pnh ssf ,.r OF Srosary AZ Manu.
l fetal OF the Dss".rreo,ypr mus" "a the aaes
sopteu imr.rishahiy.
Meade Rrothers' Da-uerreo.yres.-- ~ t,e
fsr q '5 Agsrtsan Institute sssiee: AID pars :terss
coorea in styles on exhibition ~ above
gasr, 20 nr"aa%ay west IF 1 Ne AS ssd "e
Liber ties with Shakespeare
That lovely women sitting for a iaes
Essn 80 e.seiy s pissures s tass fcrss~i,a
s sa%S / Xxx 10 s sass win
with most miraculous organs.
ss sss fRoos
Madame sontag.-This world renowned
rOsayay Yesterday morning. IN company Win hts NM
the only one taken in America that can be considered
faithful likeness.
sontag Concert Glasscs.-Waldstein u
their opera glasses superior eonstrue ion
s artist r a% Ir s % s. are
specially invited TO inform themselves that We 40 the best
for the improvement Of vision
Hiram AntIers No. 80 BOwery, has In
tie prices every description English aud American
FIERY thrs ply aaS nssa' arrss & a
TO your interest, and go to 30 Bowery.
Save your Carpets-Cover them with
beautiful drugget-HIRAM ANDERSON is selling elegant
English duggct received 5UO
yards Of magnificent patterns OF druggets, ~
yards wide, S. 3D. 49, 5 and 6s &c. Also
100 pieces rich stair drugget, desirable article.
Carpets and Oh Cloths less than Cost
LOCO remnants Of ply tapestry and ingram carpets
IRON 70 - yssds each at great saernee At lKaM
lsh oil cloths at one b alt their real value.
Singers Sewing Machincs.-This Is the
great labor saving machines which
diers all others in the sewing professions Principal
",
operation
To the Owners OF Property In Broadway
in that avenue, invited call the of Messrs
Solomon l. Hart No. al Broadway and remonstrance
we'll not) comply this
request order out the objects Of the committee
Newspaper Praise Is always taken at dis
public with their eyes and determine with their
judgment whether the Shirt does combine
in than other article of its class
before the public, the elements Of perfection.
Every Person should use the Porous Glass
Filter vast quantities efimpurity from the
ter Call and examine, ut the depot, Gothic Hall, BIG
Broadway.
Paper MISUNDERSTANDING Papers by the
only. CYRUS w. FIELD CO.. No. IL Cliff street.
sole agents Victoria Mills agents almost
the paper in this country SALE
favorable terms mueh lower than mill
French and English writing paper ever in the United
States.
Madame SOntag.-The only Portrait Of this
distinguished artistic IN this country exh
bon at BRADYS National Gallery. &6 Broadway corner
ofFuiton street.
StereOscOpic Solid DaguerreOtypes.-
Ii By 1 1 sS be had
3 Broadway Specimens of the art together with SPLEEN
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LNOR CORONER.-DR. TRAPHAGEN, OF $50 PEARL
street. will be an independent candidate for the saoe
party and having the fullest confidence that the
nifty support good men, independent party principles.
Justice is due to him.
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only. CYRUS w. FIELD " CO., No. IL Cliff street.
agents for the Victoria Mills and agents for almost all
the paper this country now offer for sale
Of the extensive and desirable stocks of American,
French and English writing paper in the United
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F". Arts. - Dasusrseotypes ta OiA, ny
y ii. ~ fLfR upper uu'.er OF Brvaa~sy aad Morr.y
stret Pnr b" National Gallery Thse portrlita coahne
IL asai "i the Dss.errsotyp nusn 81 the assi
a'urs painting ypes daseapei persona
sorteu n,r.ri shahly
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Every Person should use the Porous Glass
Filter 1t quantities efmpurity from the
ter Call and examine ut the depot, Gothic Hall, 36
Broadway.
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THE SUBSCRIBER GIVES PUBLIC NOTICE TO ALL
Il who IL doth may that he 10 heir and
of Samuel Jackson who TO this
from England about forty and ID supposed to
died recently and those concerned not to
distribute any estate to his prejudice without
notice TO JOHN JACKSON SO Varck street, New York.
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Fair q The American Institute, cabinet parnr
solid Daguerreetypes; kemhra d. 10 chemically
col"red % styles exhibition As above taken
dairy Que usand pictures To oar popular
galleries ~ broadway, west 81 the American Hotel
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EVIKST PREMIUM MILLINERY ESTA BLISHM ENT, GO
Broadway, door below Prince street, the Metro
nolitan Hotel-Mrs W. SIMMONS respectfully
to her numerous patrons and visiting the city that
she has handsome assortment Of Paris fall and winter mil
lnery, in addition to largo assortment Of her manu-
faeture of the latest fall fashions Also just received BY
the steamers large invoice Of Paris SATIN silks velvets
ribbons feathers artificial flowers &c. &C. Merchants and
mners supplied by the single bonnet, usual
Mrs, IS, kindly solicits q call
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PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.-ELEvENTH SEASON.
The board Of directors respectfully that
pcatons for tickets to the ehearsas and concerts wi
be received at the music Of Messs Sohaenberg
Luis 43 Broadway and Mr. p X. Weize 23 Fulton street.
Brooklyn. Terms, subscribing members $lG assocsto
members ST. professional members So per Annum pay
able In advance. public rehearsal takes place
Nibos Concert Saloon, October g. at 81 O'Clock p By
order. j. L. ENSIGN, Sec.
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SPECIAL NUVTCEH.

BROADWAY RAILROAD.-N Office IS HEREBY
- given, that the special committee of the Board OF
Aldermen to whom referred the application for permits
Der Of the Board Of Aldermen in The City Hall satui
all persons interested in the project invited attend
OSCAR w. STURTEVANT, Chairman.
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vUNHB KINGSLAND HOMESTEAD LAND AND b lid.
i ing Association will meet for the election Of
ber and for other purposes Friday evening" October
This association is organized an entirely different par
ordinary building associations. Each member 10
lot Of land and house built 1t to his OWE
taste to be paid for In monthly stalment according to
the value Of the houses and when thus paid for any
other way full discharge from all obligations % the
ana IRON al mortgages viii be given There Is NO
fixed j. BUXTON Junr, Secretary, office No. 81 Cham
bers street.
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NeWspaper Fraise Is always taken at DIS
therefore AGATE of $50 Broadway invites the
public to with their and determine with their
judgment whether the Shirt does combine
greater degree than any article of its
before the public the elements Of perfection
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To the Owners OF Property In Broadway

The owners Of property in Broadway opposed to railroad
in that invited to call at the store OF Messrs
Solomon Hart No al Broadway, and sign remonstrance
against the project Those who have already signed
request ord carry out the objects Of the committee
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THE CROPS.

WHEAT The Winchester Virginian
says that the wheat CROP In the surrounding counes of
the valley, will not reach than half two thirds
Its usual average. About Sparauburg, ). C, the crop
is abundant In Texas the yield OF wheat exceeds all
precedent In Alabama the crop has not been good.
Accounts from OHIO say this will be the largest crop
grown in the State. About WestmOi elaad an 4
Pittsburgh, Pa, they complain of the ravagss of the
weevil Around Racine Wis, wheat is backward and
not very promising. The crop will be greet one 10
Southern Missouri In Arkansas the harvest turned
out finely Illinois they say will turn out richer harvests
than ever
CoRN.-In Louisiana the crop is injured
by drouih in Texas the harvesis abundant aver
ises we'll but suffers for of rain la Ohio the drouth
mensces serious injury; in Wisconsin corn 10 very
backward; in Baltimore CouRty, Nd, there is nov
hope OF a very good crop.
CoTToN.-In South Carolina the crop is
later than usual and the exubeant gro Th of the weed
10 unfsvorable to prolific yield la Georgia there is
promise OF bOuntiful harvest on the Mississippi and
Red Rivers the crop never looked better. In Texas
IT the worm does not appear, there will be WELD of
bale and half TO the In parts of Mississippi
rain is wanted In Florida the crop promises TO reach
tie NEST sanguine expectations. In Alabama the
weather has BEEN injurious and less land planted than
last year.
FRUiT.-In Southern Missouri fruit is
scarce and poor In Arkansas there Is poor harvest
peaches none and apples miserable The same may be
said of the other States generally the fruit crop will be
deficient almost everywhere
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Lake Superior Items.

We find the following items in The
Csssslasd Herald
Valuable lots of United States mineral
lands win be offered at public sale at the St Marie Land
The propeller Independence, the pioneer
n the copper trade has been hrted up with new upper
cabin and engine and will take her place 10
the line betweenthe mines and the Sant &C
The Lake Superior Journal is gratineu
by the passage of bill by the U. g Senate gran,rs
asmsie sections Of land for the constructor o. a.,
pike OF plspkroad from Sasiasw 70 M4cs car w,,,real
Ste Marie through the mineral region 70 Iii he more
River, or 10 the east line of Wisconsin, anu WIZ
grstifed should IL pass the House IL looo
The steamer Detroit has taken tue plaCo
of the Belle lstely wrecked on me uoo ' s 49,
the Royal Mail Line Toronto Ihls Iou'e " ~
Saul TO Toronto very pleasant ana 'ne popu'A' o"'
new and improved steam boiler for
-s-S,. snd humping engine on the South Cliff
Vein Of the Nonb American Company at Eagle River
re- ins, been received from Pittsburgh IL IL thought
N be 4 real fuelsaver, and weighs about 10000 los
The Journal has q favorable report from
the Western ODtonsgon Mines. The growth OF the
town of Ontonsgon exceeds all former expectations,
and canal at the Saul and piers at the mouth of the
Ontonsgon only needed TO make II place OF extern
sive business
The propeller Manhattan arrived at the
Saut on the 23d from OntonsgoD where she ley at an
Choir In hesvy Sea- waiting for the Lake TO calm down
% that che could take on cargo OF copper from the
Minnesota ard o'her mines Of that region, and was
finally compelled 10 leave without freight The Joa'aG
truly ssys that ia few tbousar dollars expanded On
piers Ontonagon would make II as tine harooi as
Cleveland and for want of such trifng APPROPRIATION,
vessels frequently compelled to wait on the town
for days for calm weather 10 discharge or take on
freight or to fly before the storm distance of 10 miles
70 the nearest harbor."
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n DIED, suddenly, at San Francisco,

n DIED, suddenly, at San Francisco,
May % 1859, HoAArio N VAIL late resident of New.
York, aged ~ years.
Rarely have the mercantile community of New York
lost Of their number widely and deservedly
popular than the subject of this sketch. Connected
with It's business interests for nearly twenty years
his Intercourse with merchants and others was uni
tormly marked by frapkness Of demeanor and genial
temperament which won for him, insinctvely the re.
gard OF all with whom he associated Always cheerful
IN disposition and lively in conversation, he yet ever
evineed remarkable degree of tender sympathy with
the notwithstanding personal sacrifices of time
and money to comfort those who were afflicted. and
adding to substantial Aindness the yet more welcome
noness OF manner and speech which went to the yery
heart o. the distressed After passing through the va.
rious ucisstndes incident to extensive mercantile pur
suits In this metropolis he embarked for California In
April last leaving wife and eight children depeaaep,
upon his laoors on the the Pacific Arriving, after
rapid passage, In apparent good health he was pre-
pefns TO locate himself In business which promised
sa'r measure OF success. Within week from the day
OF his arrival, however he suddenly attacked with
severe Illness and In single night was hurried from
amost perfect health to the cold embrace Of death
wide circle OF bereaved friends are cast Ia tina deene,
s0om oy the melancholy udngs but there Is sa,i,fac
n IN me retrospect OF his life and the MANY virt,s.
soorneo ~ not always the legacy of the oereayed
10 Die many moral and social attain mens he sdded RE
beauty and simplicity OF the Cnristau chsrae,er Tns
honorable merchant the afectionste brsnsna aus
fsher, the sympaihiZine friend the consistent
he Ieaves 70 his surviving friends aud relatives
"geod name which is better than riches" INV Jr
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Fatal Railroad Accident.
orrespsodebos Of The n y. Tribune.
CHATHAM FoUR CORNERS, Msnday. Jalv ,

CHATHAM FouR CORNERS, Monday. July 5, 1882.
As Mr.. TALBOT g. Starks, one of our
most wealthy and respectable citzsns was on his way
70 Refmond Mass, 70 procure q load Of lime, when
sros'ng the track al Richmond, he was run over and
instantly killed By the 10 o'clock train going wee. He
was discovered BY the Engineer, Mr.. WOOD, who mus
stately whs,led break up and reversed the engine
bstio no purpose Is the engine was within +. y C.,
OF hin- The engine stuck between the bor... 90
wagon the horses we've sa.b,a ON. "a. "a ~.
wagon and nr. ssarts the other .,as - ,I.s ~
Ss ~aa ,s can be attached TO Mr. WOOD The En-.
.,s hi.h .sa vsy was rSng as usual Il was 10 cut
strange that people viii nos esa side of the track II Is
careful when crossing the track .hronsh sna DC more
diftcult places 10 would coat but ill., aseP cuts and
lives and much property. "0uia save many
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II The Boston Transcript says that the
old oak, Beneath whose branches Elliot preached to
the Indians at South Natlck in $780, is still standng-a
"bsle green ree-and still affords grateful shade 10
the weary traveller neat monument has been erect.
ed to the memory of Elliott this place. which bears
on side bis NAME and the other the title of his
Indian Bible" Up Bibum God"
Local tradition says, that while the Log Church
building at South Natck, In the of l65l, loot
l690) Elliott used to preach to his ndians under oak
That particular oak, however, was cut down some ten
years since by the landlord of the village certain
KNOWLEDGE
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A Man Sbar
ms N. Y. TnbuAr.

CoresroEdsnee Of ns n Y. TubaAr.
WHITE LAKE, Sullivan Co
Monday, July 5, lsSa.
This day the town of Beshel was ihsown
Into state Of great excitement A number of man
came to indulge themselves and keep the celebration
1t the tavern kept BY George q woOlndss, Of .als
place and Is usual 70 men When they lake too much
OF me as<dy poison, tor some Gauss nct clearly known
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scuss tool ,,see One of the party had rife ehsrged
Mn .uss One man laid hold OF ths rife 10 strike his
adversary. and al this moment Mr. woolrdge laid hold
a the gun, when unfortunately vent on lodgng tns
,rrn,r Who fell down on the bar floor and instantly
eSni,ed Al inquest was held which returned YER
dit of accidental death This s,he effect Of selling too
much rum to those to whom 1t ought not be given.