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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-20

MAHE LAW TRaeTs N GERNAs-Our recen- call hal'
brought Us more definite information that two naE fou
rage Temperance Tracts in German Pennsylyoaa dale
have been issued in Philadelphia by the PennsyiyesA
state Central COMMITTEE and for sac very chop
By our State femp<rsnce sosiety, w. II Boreigh Ez
change Building Albany a. the very low price Of 1000
pages for 81 c. or 1900 pages for 81 eesh down The
latter rate the tsre COZ Of paper and press work and
leaves 10 margin, even 70 pay for advertising
We advertise then for nothing Our City Temperance All
snee ReT c Narves No lsl Broadway hss them aAso
sor sale cut a. hghsr pricewhereoss t then advertise
their Tracts, Il they want to sell them
-These are very web for beginning but We wan:
trea,ses Of rester length and trazng the subject rad
cally metAodcsHy and scientifically Too many Of our
Temperance TracFs in English are only milk oE babes
when the cause urgently needs the general dissemination o.
meat for stroDg men YoH vii never cure nan d rum
drinking nor while he drinks Of rum voting, by shown.
him that Intoxicating Liquors cause some men TO k siei
vves very many to squaHder TIER property AMI !aa' the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-20
YELLOW FEVER IN PHILADELPHIA MARINE
DISASTERS
PHiLApELPHI,. Monday, ~

PHILADELPHIA. Monday sept 10. 1888.
The Board of Health report two Yellow Fever doa'hs
during the past week in this city
The disease brought here will b. remembered ~
the bark Mandarin and still fingers about South s. wharf,
and Tahsms Lead Pipe Factory located there, has been
closed in consequence OF the dread entertained by the work
The schooner Marnah arrived here last evening rom
Hamilton. C. brings the crew Of the ship Harkaway.
prey ousIy reported abandoned of Cape Hattras also.
the crew OF the bark Croon which fallen In with by
the Harkaway on the Sd August in sinking cond't'"n'
having been dsnastcd three days previously
Henry Stevenson OF Salem the mate Of the Croton was
killed by the falling of her masts Both vessels were loaded
with guano bound for Hampton Roads
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-20
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED
BY TELEGRAPH.
AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITAL

Specicl DilTG'aA = TN I IF''enf
Washington Monday, Sep, ~ 1883
Is now said with much confidence that John Na''n
Of Virginia VII be appointed ir France ami eK Seaaoc
Allen OF Ohio for China
Burr OConor and o Sullivan, OF your Cry are mere.
OConor HAD an interview with the President To-Day ana
oerrd in view OF the inharmonious condition Of me parry
in New York to hs commission The Presde"' was
Ind and declined receiyinzit OSnivan would exceed
incl Ike the Sub Treasury but alas Dix IS doomed to nc
main this side of the Atlantic.
TIE Taioa contains an indgnan, and 'lashing creN on
I'll, N4iioaai Dsmoerai speaks Gifts downright knavery
hypocrtcal profession of friendship for the President and
saws is tracherv is barofaced &c Editor Burr beng now
here can e.urely view his political portrait drawn by
master TIE Herald and AbGEy Arss' in the sara art
ce are not neglected There Is an extensive demand Tor
harmony in the political market hut the supply Is sor'-
very.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-20

Esaoss ExcrrrrD-Ths Eraagr'is', in anS;her a'isis
from ira, we have slresdy ecrected says
the ccn.sniioa t.ras - p-.
Mr. and ~ Wcn-sns ght, Tread
,-st5 to ,es-re the Of israe dresstsseu eoat
slecstt a. al"
We cuess TIE Erangoi,, nay wei take his back
now thar II has got in the way OF correcting the blaniers
into which real without knowledge 50 often leads Il NJ.
Garrison and his womsns Rights friends INSIDE no eas.
in the preliminary meeting to secure the adms.oa Of
male delegates as none such sought adnance Gao
ton Va, rd in sheer bravsdo and for Use a. preoeaf
bv tb ant, Woman rights folks who had everything their
uav Mr. Garrison never moved The matter I'll tAs
next dsv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-20
ANOTHER FATAL RAILROAD CoLLlSloN-inn
RECENT COLLISION AT oNEiDA-Ihh iAi"
VICTORY BIRDSEYE.

NlRAII.F1 To-
A collision occurred on the Straight Line between nS
CITY and Rochester yesterday afternoon, between the s,se
train and a gravel train by which two men were Killed
Their names have not been asccrtnined
The papers here attribute the fatal accident at oaefa
the circumstance that competent Engineer had beea de
missed and fireman appointed in his place The 'oars'
Of the consolidated line in reducing salaries severely enui
mented on by the public
meeting of the Bar took place last night al "heh rso
uors in honos Of the Victory Brdseye were adopted
udce Pratt presided and speeches made by Messrs
Colt Noxon and Spencer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-20

The article on the Gold Mines OF the South which
appears in columns this morning. will be read with
interest and will convince many readers. to whom its
facts may be novel that California s not the only grea
auriferous region in the United States This article
was written for our columns by scientific gentleman
who has himself explored the mines he describes and
states no facts hut those he has verified by his own
nersnnnl OhEerTatiOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-20

sre great source Of Psspsrisra Crime sad fatsaoa
YOu ms. show him clesry and ooacEsiveiy IsH A,As
IS osos IA: il Is deadly enemy. which no insa esa
swallow without certain injury and probable rain Do b.,
Is circulate Tracts that take the bah By tie horns ss'eat
r,erslv whipping lew dies or bis back
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-20
tn. r,,,,une for California.

We ,ban issue THIS MORNING IN TT,
fo, cqLfo,s,o Oyegoa and ne Sdrdr'eh lunar II "H
contain summary OF all the Late, fOre'gn ana Dona
80 ,bs lat steamer Money and Market Re
pori,. Marriages Death &c
SOL Copes in wrappers ready for mailing can be had
=. DE de.k This Morning Price cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-20

ALBANY, Monday, oept' " 100
The Canal tolls for the second week of September were
500 sOia decrease Of s2o0l on the same week iast year
m total receipt of the season have been Oh 995s2i-
heinz an excess of a. pa the same time las, year
The Canal freghts at Port Jackson and Hoffman fery
will probably DO closed to mouoy night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-20
The Tribune for Yurope

The next number Of The Trbnne for Esropaa eiresa
fon will be issued TO MORROW MORNING, a. 9 o'clock
II will contain all the latest News up TO the time Of going to
press Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing can be
had at the desk Price SIX Cents The Asia sails from
this port To Morrow at ~ O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-20
wREcK OF THE sCHOONER 2. IT. sMALL.

BOsTOH- WOHHHY1 'tI' 70 ~,
The schr T. II small, Doane from New iork 10, Dos.
ton with a cargo of Corn capsized in Boston nay o"
Thursday last in the South East blow, and sunk
Tho crew saved themselves in their boat, ana Hcts
Kicked up five hours by the schooner Falcon Dyer.
I'm, RIton for New York which landed them in Imwich.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-20
TIE c1NcINNArI FoRGERIEs.

CIScIsSATI. Monday, Sept. ID 1879.
Kssane and Findley taken in irons TO Lebanon
this morning where their trial commence TO morrow
% "a additional counsel The several attempts that have
been made by the prisoners to escape rendered neees
A. fllll Id irnua
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-20
MARINE DISASTER.

PHILADFLPHIA, Monday, sept -, IsoJ
Dates from Bonare 10 the 18th inst state that the brig
George Otis Of Cohasset with cargo a salt for New
York sprung leak after leaving Bonare and bore mp of
Curacao for repairs.
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TO cORsgsPOyDESTs.

No notice b taken q Anonymous nc,s. nam
INTENDED for insr0n Be s5the vi 81 A.
.Sdrsss Of tie vriter-not necessarily III P-'-
fuarptee q BIZ gOOd faith -..rt...i,ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-20
FROM WASHINGTON
N..ut~crnN Monday Sept ,, l>o5.

Mr. Dix will not 90 to France and Mr. Masons MANS
was discussed in the Cabinet meeting 20 day In connection
The President will show no favor to the Pacific Rail
road
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-20
CRICKET.
New-yort Climb w.. Newark Club.

Th return match came of yesterday the grounds Of
the New York Club Hoboken. It delightful day,
and there was great OF lads and gentlemen
to witness the sport showing the rapid strides that Cricket
is making in this country The Payes selected for the
contest were as follow
Nj g E9.r ~ 5 ti...b., s' G eas1.'''
9 9, ii:sSh h'aa'7
tmpre-,Ir su,.ou. seorsr-Mr r1oa-
Mr. wsnsr Mr Goodwin, Mr. Jssss .s
%lsscroa, . Ei1,Ion, NeSss
A'asn' r.,,i,, M s5.i5 nhs'''" seOrer-xr White
We were sorry 10 zee the game 30 sided Nex,York
wa victorious They got 2l3 in innings whlo
the Newark only got in nrRgs leaving them 2o2 -
20; IN the second innings b win e CANA They decided
not 20 try H. AID therefore gave tp the ben with The Best OF
telling They deserve better e Tor they play veil for
untry eIuS but the New YoFksrs much for hes-
The bowling took them down - wen the batting Ttsy
barred professional players ssheo they made the usteb
eaiiy Dockery and ssms not eligible NEXT
match they bar the ft eleven part OF them snd
ty the ,scond The match VIII be more interesting mora
evenly matched
PA, oomnenced lOl in the morning By the SewYork
Club placing Sharp AID Josghs At the Wicket - tns
bowling Of Bates and Iefers1n Three were got o.
the frs, over and aiSF little steady play Joseph wn
bowed down By Bats Fletcher the next man ana
sson amer Warner esaght Sharp Marsh took the bat
aud Fletcher went cat wit round o. Marsh was psyins
vel when jefferson bowied him down 0rex played seh
he commenced with 2 got Doubles and after getting :,
runs bowie by 81 Eyerson Rckaby was caaghl oo'
by Warner ara G. Jlyenon caught Ranney out wei low.
ers took the Dat and though be seems rather sun
starting Played exceIlenfy he carried his bat ou asss
getting @ IN capital style although Goodwin mis'e'
catches rom him spyey showed promise OF some s0'-
pay-Ae go4 9 very PRETTY commenting with enI -~'
Gu, short In the bnd by Warner catching HIM es'r'
wha tey generally send in last got hs Esdh BAD as- :,
,se oai and went out with round u Ihls ci'sed +"
,coeL the sr~, Innings Of the New FORK Club VIII III
, runs. leaving the Newark 70 runs to win
: The Newark commenced at 20 minutes past with "
per and Eyer-on the wcke,a 70 the bowling o. o''r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-20

Per,nns variirE Tie Tss< l II their rs5ees Q. R@ss
fersrss " IN their ssdreses the Psbcn
or send 70 hro the PosOEee Pre- IL cents
lie "a fheC arrie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-20
Iew91ork Dailp Gribn,.s,
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. l3o3.

~, Eleventh Wsrd.-Penors who hsvs ben ephvet %
TRfsrNaH oorseeuerce o. Egaf ssrnE sud o,hrs 20
rsy served early hcur wi peas- are
2 FITZGERALD who rsguar Garner Il t7s -"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-20
NAVIGATION OF THE OHIO.

WHEELING, Monday, sept 10. 1883
The Ohio Is again at a stand The steamer Oakland
left day with the Eastern passengers and freight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-20

On the 18th. John Mahs, at Bangor Ne fenced new
street on preence that damages for the land had MOI
raS Alden Harlow took down the fence passed on ou
On his return il Is said that the fence was restored anu
Maha appeared defend it, and while thus engssedn hs1
INV came ND and discharged pistol At him the oS en-
80 hraast and lodging under the shoulder blade
Whence Il was removed by DR. Mason and Morrison tue
rbvsc;ans in attendance. Maha win probably recover
Harlow was arrested and ordered 10 recognize Id ' sum
of $500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-20

IN LfOy's celebrated
k,THAiRON
For Hair
Sold everywhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-20

~ 81 900 Reward will be paid by the subscriber
anon opeen evidence being produced that the Defiance S
failed
eoute Fire Burglars Safes q ell sizes TOT sale - tn
No ez Petrl door below Maiden Lane' By ROBERT NJ
pA1n Mnnunclnrrr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-20
SyITu& IOIrSsByRRY. No. Al

Pesr are prepared exhibit heir Fall ys comPIsns
and desirable Of rich Velvet Tapestry B
and Insin Carpengs Also choice stock Of Lnsh
md mean OH Cohs from "A feet vide aud ell DINER goods
the trade which they Offering az prices That
sk.llso eeomue ton
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-17

E!#5 FOR RENT, by the month or quar-
A.4 ter, stable lot, with several stalls in rear of
eur store. HUNDLEY BRO,
dc I7--it* Franklin ST
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-17
AGRICULTURE IN LANCASTER.

A friend in Lancaster, in business letter
to our Office, gives US cheering intelligence of
grieulturalimprovement in that county. He
says:
In the county of Lancaster, the cause Of agri-
culture is advancing rapidly. On macy farms the
crops OF Corn and Wheat have quadrupled within
the last eight or ten years. This result is attrilu
table mainly to the free application of guano and
lime, and the sowing of Peas for fallow CROP
Some persons turning their attention to raising
marketing and fruit for the Baltimore market
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-17
CAPTURE OF LOWER CALIFORNIA

CAPTURE OF LOWER CALIFORNIA.
The overthrow ofthe Mexican Government,
and the establishment of Republic in Lower
California, an account of which we have here
tofore published, is the richest transaction in
the annals of Fillibustering. The official re-
cord of that event, reads like buresque
upon similar proceedings in other quarters
Forty five men set cut in vessel from San
Francisco on the nth of October and after
cruise of five hundred miles, land at the
lower extremity of Lower California, take
possession of the town of La Paz, clap the
Mexican Governor into limbo, and establish
q new Republic! The whole affair, as describ-
ed IN the official records has an aspect so lu-
oicrouS that we are tempted to lose sight of
It's plratical character. The record is drawn
up with gravity and formality becoming
the grand events which it narrates. Under
the imposing caption of Head Quarters of
the Republic said Republic consisting of
forty men, it tells us that "in less than
thirty minutes the town Of La Paz was taken
and the Governor secured" Another Gov
ernor, Col. ReboiialO, who had been sent nv
the Mexican Government to supersede the
Governor whom they had just captured, was
also taken possession of, and found himself
superseded by the redoubtable Walker. The
invaders afterwards had, what they call an
action" and they speak OF the fight be-
coming general" which, with their forty-five
men, could not have been q very difficult
operation. This ARRAY they dignity by the So
norous title of 1.-THE battle Of La Paz." They
give to the world the names of their Cabinet,
and other officers, including the Secretary Of
the Navy, said Navy consisting OF the one
miserable vessel which brought them to
Lower California. Altogether, the whole af-
fair would be capital farce, but for the dan
ger that it may enbroil this country in a diff
fculty with Mexico, whose territory has been
thus rudely invaded and appropriated by
company of California free hooters. The
American Government will of course disown
the proceedings of this expedition, and bring
the actors in i: to punishment. if it can catch
them Should his Excellency, the President
Of the new Republic, fall into the hands of
bis brother functionary, the President Santa
Anna, he may expect to find his new honors
sitting somewhat oppressively upon his wind
pipe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-17

Cord-wood and Oysters continue to bring large
amount of money into the county; consequently the
price OF land has risen rapidly and aborers are in
great demand. Whilst the industrial pursuits OF
other portions of the State being stimulated by
improved modes of transportation, the tide water
region is determined not to be left behind In the
march of Improvement and It bids fair from pre-.
eent appearances to become the garden spot of
Virginia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-17

eR~ JOB AND CARD PRINTING.-Ths DIS
PATCH JOB OFFICE, Governor Street, has
the largest and best assortment of CARDS ever in
this city, and is prepared to do this description of
PRINTING on as reasonable terms es elsewhere in
FANCY PRINTING. Cali and see specimens
Plain and Fancy CARDS for sale. Sc 3-itf
EE'- T. J. CARSON Il co. NOS. IL AND 10
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. Sc
WATER STREET, NEW Y0RK-A good assort-
ment of Bacon, Pork and Lard always ON hand, and
Tor sale at lowest market prices. je l8-ly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-17

are opening this day by Express
New style Velvet and Cloth CLOAKS
Rich Cashmere and Spun Silk PLAIDS
Plain French MEKINOES and DE- LANES
Few elegant Dresses in ''dORE ANTIQUE"
Cloak CLOTHS and VELVETS for Cloaks
New Muslin CliEMIZETTES, SLEEVES, COL
LARS, &c.
Embroidered and Scolloped HDKFS, 10 variety
Muslin and Jaconet FLOUkCfNGS
Galoons. Marcelines Velvet TRIMMINGS, &c.
With many other choice seasonable goods.
- In
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-17
A CURE BY HOLLOWAY'S ONT

4 n MENF AND PILLS OF A TUMOUR IN THE
kNEE.-Eighteen months ago Mrs. Jones, of Por-
tugal street, Lincons-inn-he!ds, caught severe
cold, which settled in her knee, and formed a tu-
mour on the joint, which in the of time be-
came so sth that she could bend 1t, and it
tinued so Tor twelve months She tried remedy after
remedy, but to no purpose, and she became fearful
iy alarmed At last she rubbed Holloway's Ointment
into 1t unsparngly every night and morning, aud
took the ills, which completely dispersed the tu-
mour, and the joint has become again plant as
ever, and free from pain.
Sold by the Proprietor, 22i, Strand tnear Temple
Bar London, and by all respectable Vender OF Pat
ent Medicines throu ghout the British Empire and %
those of the United States in Pots and Boxes at 81
cents, 81 cents, and 81 50 each. Wholesale by the
principal Drug Houses in the Union, and by Messrs
A. Il. l. d. SANDS, New York, and PURCELL LADD
l. CO, Richmond Va.
There is very considerable saving in taking the
ger sizes.
N. b. Directions for the guidance of Patients are
affixed to each Pot or Box. de DIV
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-17
- MUSIC NEW MUSIC

h. ave me thy hand in faithful token, Song; Let
,dy know, do; The flowers of the field, do; Ben
fisher, do; Good Old jeff comic do; Bleak House
Ballad, do; Mlers Song, by the author Of en- Bolt
do; The Wind is Bachelor, do; Swiss Song, by Ma
dame Sontag, do The other side of Jordan comic do
POLKAs, WALTZEs, SCHOTTISCHEs, dc.
Pop goes the Weasel Polka; Prma Donna Waltz
Julien; Katy Did Polka. do; Chobham Camp Gallop
do; Prescott House Polka; Catawba Waltz; Chimes
Polka; Captain Charlotte Polka; Japan Expedition
Polka. by Ed. Loebman, of Cornet Band Richmond
schotttscb, Sig. q. George; Forest Glade Polka; Dull
Gina do; Seragilo Schottseh; Kiss do Pet do; Lucid
Lake Quadrilles-with large quantity of other late
and popular Music, for sale by
de Is JAS WOODH(IJSE Eaela Sopare
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-17

" LEE CH E 5, LEECHES.--The public are
hereby informed that | have just received by the
steamer jamestown, a lot of superior Swedish and
Mediterranean LEECHES, which will be applied
upon the reasonable terms. The subscriber can
be found at all hours of the day at the hair dressing
saloon under the American Hotel 18th street, and
night on 25th between Main and Franklin streets.
So IA Z. c. HORSON.
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THE BUNYAN TABLEAUX-
AT THE ODD PILLOWS HALL.
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK.
December II, 1853.

POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK.
December II, 1853.
Consisting of Sixty Magnificent Scenes with Figures
of Life-sze illustrative Of the
PILGRIMS PROGRESS .
This sublime and unique work Of art was painted
by the eminent American artisis-H huntington, May
Kyle, Crapsey, Church, Dallas OAKLEY aud Prof Dug.
gan and s acknowledged BY the Ieaiing journals by
artists and eminent judges, to be superior 10 any
similar work exhibited in this country This
beautiful and stupendous s. Mirror OF the Wonderful
Dream" cost upwards Of $40 600,
" Admission Is cents. Doors open at o'clock
Mirror will move at q O'Clock, precisely.
Exhibition Wednesday and SATURDAY. afternoons. az
O'clock. Doors open az p
Liberal arrangements made for the admission of
schools.
Descriptive Pamphlets of this great American PcI
ture may be had at the door. Also Tickets and
Pamphlets may be had at the Book Stores and pnu-
cpal Hotels.
A. HART, Proprietor.
no % b. J. GREENWOOD, Manager
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IL HENRY G. CANNON, A TORNEY AT
LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner Of
Deeds, &c, for New York Pennsyl wanna, North Caro-
Indiana, Missouri, Wisconsin, Iowa, &c.
Practices in the Courts of Richmond city and Hem
rico county. WIN attend promptly to all Legal and
Notarial business with which ne may be entrusted.
Office on Franklin near Governor street.
so @
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Where shall have my Deguereotype tn ken
Go to MiNNIS l. WATSON's, No. I46 Main street,
just below the Exchange Bank, and have good one
taken. They charge more than others, and are
sure give you lfe-like and picture.
1t only necessary give them call to satisfy your
selves Of the superior skill of these artists Don't
forget the place, l46 Man street, few doors below
the Exchange Bank. no y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-17

E1T THE NOTES OF THE UNITED STATES
BANK will hereafter be redeemed at the office of
Ii. r. Pairo & Co.
no8-ts VIM. ". TTNSLEY.