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all expenditures, to prevent abuse by any un.
faithful public servant. The laws should. un-
der heavy penalties, require all money receiv-
ed on account OF the government to be prompt
ly deposited In the public treasury, there to
remain inviolate until paid out under distinct
appropriations made by Congress"
The Sentinel protests that it gives it's
peculiar style of " independent support"
to the Administration by way of prerent-
ing the New York squabble from being
made q national Democratic squabble.
The same journal continuing its indie
pendent support" of the Administration,
argues that its conduct with reference to
the course of such independent support
ers is like that of the Government of the
United States in Alien and Sedition Law
times. 1t is virtually accused of hireing
bullles, pressing office holders into SER
vice, &C., to break up independent Dem
Ocratic meetings, &C., by way of muzzling
the press and preventing Independent
citizens from expressing their opinions on
public affairs. Now, the truth is, such
independent citizens and presses as the
New York National Democrat, Albany
Argus and Washington Sentinel, and the
Cooleys, Bradys, and others Of the same
ilk, so express their opinions as to raise
a storm of indignation against the con-
cealed motives by which some of them
are actuated. " no ever hears of Wings
breaking up Democratic meetings by
violence, or Democrats breaking I'D Wing
meetings. in the same manner! Yet who
does not know, that in such meetings,
the opposite side are usually abused with
even more violence than in such gather
ings as was witnessed here on Monday
night last If the Government of the
United States are disposed to revive al
legged government practices of the Alien
end Sedition Law times, would they fail
10 carry them out against those who are
openly and avowedly their opponents Or
enemies, applying them only to those
who still profess devotion to their own
fortunes Now, the truth is, if violence
is used towards men who are VIGOROUSLY
and unblushingly stabbing the President
in the back, while protesting to love him
better than their life, they may thank
their own want of honesty of purpose for
rendering their w-citizens so indig-
nant against their course, as to make
public opinion around them ungoverna-
bic for the instant. However, so far as
the violence" complained of at the
meeting III this city is concerned, we
know that nothing of the sort was con-
certed, and that it all grew out of the so
manifest disingenuousness of the twenty
five or thirty disappointed Office seekers
who made up the ''hard" party present
of the men who are willing to be known
in this community as asserters that the
resolutions were passed, when they are
aware that there are between three and four
hundred citizens of Washington, who
can testify from their own knowledge,
that they were not even voted on.
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j. p. CRUTCHET, French Cook

lie advertiser respectfully makes known L tbs
i public that he continues to prepare, at pTiEit-
residences, well at .lls parties &c, Dinuc--
and suppers in Partisan sty To- and will lr pleased =
attend promptly Ia Al erd-rr. He has fitted up 10.
handsome rooms with ri-h furniture and every IL
sance OF private mansion, where parties Of twenty
" i-sr can Toe handsomely see nm' dat.d with sdF
pers and Dinners as privately il given in any gel
tlemsn's dwelling. The table ware il VI the tue
china, silver, &c and the attentions Of Mons CrutL
ct aud sstauts, being OF the Jolte charo,s.,
are here to please the L,GG mOnds. His ROOMS srs
on the corner of 9th and ID streets
nov l.-eotDpcl lIutl
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ROSENKRANZ PIANOS.

lust received another SUPPLY Of the sbvve cole
u brated Instruments, which stand unriv allied fol
durability aud beauty Of tone. Terms as,pable.
-Eolean and Boudoir Pianos constantly on hand
Likewise SeraI hinc with four stops, suitable for
church.
Aiso second hand Harp. Pric. SI5.
HILBCS HITZ Music ID, pot
South side Pa. avenue, near 10th street.
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The IRON RuLE."-This is one of
Arthur's fine domestic works, represent
ing tyranny in the household" in his
graphic and truthful style. Mr.. Shilling
ton has the publication, a novel of ninety
three pages, for sale.
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rTHE OLD DOCTOR. 10,

THE OLD DOCTOR-A powerfully writ
i ten work, elninentiy cAleulat to call forth Ill
the finer chords Of feeling in favor Of benevoeRcp
and univei sal Philanthropy
The Iron Rule; or, Tyranny in the Household, by
Z. 5. Arthur. Ths il of the very best produc-
tons that has ever cnianatcd nom the pen of this
most popular writer.
Blauk Books. lie ter p per, sud evpry,h In the
Stationery line of the very finest quality for psl az
JOE SiIlLLINGT0N'S Bookstore
Cor Pa. avenue and Il st oIeon BUILDING
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The American BOOK OF the CUn,eft with "A .
''SontaR" Gems DO pages Of music aud 20 pacs, q,
e'terp press, in large quarto and double columns 4
sale at the ncke: Office aud the Hall.
Doors open At seven; &c sommebre at eight oclock
nov ls-2t-
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The Washington Star failed to comedy
mail last evening. Oar columns. there
fore, contain none of its twinkling rays -
Baltimore Times.
We sent two copies to the Times, Yes
terday, and have to refer to the P. Nj. as
to it, not {" twinkling" among the inter-
esting articles of that paper.
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Bryan's Puimonic Waters.

'V'lih most certain and sIesdy remedy for Ill d.
L orders of the hest aud la r.. difhcult breHih-
ing, influenza Group, colds, hosr eness shOrn.s Ct
breath &c. For sale 10y tho psckaz- OF -insl tsE
1t ELlOTS Drug store
nov l1-3t* corner and 18th sts
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OFFICIAL.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, Nov. l., lssa
Information has been received ut this derar u.ert
frcn Charles Grs,t he, esq acting United States CON
sui at Frankfort on the Maine that, by decree Of
the Zoversn the time for the Importation free Of
duty, of grain OF ell kinds, -four, meal, and other
products of the mill into the States Of the Zoll We're
in, has been extended to the Goth day Of September
1854
Hanover and denburs becoming . TART of the
Zoll-Verein on the let of January, 1874 the above
mentioned decree will be applicable to those two
States from that day
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with Q certificate for q secured
seat attached. ITO lie Lad daily at Ds,i.s
Music Store) ........--- ;, ,
Ticket, without the c.rtifcat. 10
lie had at tie door on the evening Of the
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FIREMEN's PARADE.-The Fire Compa-
mics of Norfolk had a grand parade on
Wednesday, the Independent, Union,
United, Hope, and Aid companies, being
out with their apparatus in fine order.
F. F. Ferguson, Esq, Chief Engineer OF
the Fire Department. was in command
Of the procession, which is highly spoken
of as one of much interest.
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HORN & lands,
TeRPSICH0REAN MINISTRIES

AND BuRLESQUE OPERA TROUPE
Comprising nine talents pcrfo. mcrs s,usly:
II. X. JOHNSON,
p. ii. CROSBY,
VS. HUNTER.
:. SINCLAIR.
W. BLo0MER.
J.CLUsKEY,
j. CONRAD.
". HORN.
d. LANDIS
Have the honor To announce 10 the lsiie. ma
gestlemen OF Nashit gtsn uGt they will Civ. q s..
ries of ETHIOPIAN CONCERTS. crmE,enriny On
TUESDAY EVENING, Nov.mb.r 18th. sy3
AT ODD FELLOH., HAIL
And continue until rthar Notice Their ouArt.ttes
Glres Duets. o,ertuTes, &c, will De ipt TspeIssi
with .raud
CHARACTERISTIC OLIO.
And producing for the first time in this city q Bur
lesque. entitled The CHINESE CAMPS
Fer full lart cu,srs d., lars Of tie dGy
Tickets Cab Ls rurchased curing the dsy al tie
Irving House, and also 1t the principal Hotels Of
tn city.
Cards Of admission 25 cents-no half price
Doors open at u ! o'clock, TO oommsncp al
w HORN
nov 1I-tf lnudurfor
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THE ATRICAL.-Two or three young ladies',
j desrous OF entering the theatrical profession,
WI md II to their advantage by addressing Q few
lines 70 -. H." City Post Office, stating when and
where an interview can b had.
nov l8-lt
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IS,fIif SCHOOL.

The hi ht school that has been soue,i ne AGO rub
ilcy spoken OF st. Matthews' Church will com
mence MONDAY EVENING. November 2l.t. All
those who wish to profit by it are respectfully r.
Iuested to apply at the Brothers House to give in
Their uanes some lime Previous to the 2lst. Thrt,
pupils only shall be iiken.
7. S.-For the convenience of those no may iiv,
ut distance from school, We respectfully an
nounce TO ths public that Ready 10 receive a.
many hall h"arders as may apply. The houte Of the
Brothers is at the corner If Vermont arpnue and
street, about minutes walk from the school rooms
The haitboarders will have their recreation after
dinner with the full hoarders in the yard and COM
mon attached to the Brothers House.
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Prices OF A timtssion.

The sale Of seats commences on Thursday. at Q :.
m., at Davis's Music Store
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NEW YORK JOURNAL for Move

= Y UT - 1 \
Percy Efinghsnl, 10y the author Of Nalentn' -
and sylvester Sound.
Ladies National Msgnzin for November
The Forged Will, by Emerson Bennett
Obi; or; Three Fingered Jack. s.u,b.
Clara MoIeland: or, Adventures In the ist 'N''
west -
London Illustrated News and Punch, ty lbe q"
steamer. I'd
New York Herald, Tr bune and Times I'm.
ia IL and deli, "a ed ia tEis city the Gay o.
cation. For sale at .,,
JOE slIILLIN6T0Ns
Bookstore, cor Pa avenue and az 81
NOV II oIi.on BudmE.
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Board Tuition included per year Of elsve

Board Tuition included per year Of clever
months .... . loo On
ialFooard tuition included 20 VI
Instrumental 10 W
waning ana intending, books, stationery, medca
attendance, &c, at the usual rates unless definit.
arrangement be made with the Director The board
ers should have at least suits OF cothescouplete
and sutficiency Of linen in good order, brushes, &c
No particular uniform is required, but cleanliness
will be strictly insisted ON.
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MEDICAL CARD.

hrs. Il. 4 J. HUNTER, (physic!ans for dis,ssr
IL of the chest, &c. beg TO announce that hi
will remove to New York on the 5th Of DecrnhI
next, or a. soon thereafter they shall hsTe cOu
pieted desired professional arrangements in regard
TO their practice in Washington and Baltimore IN,
motive Of this change is that Of cling central
and easy Of access 10 those visiting thcm nom i'
tant parts Of the Union
Or. Jrm Hunter will, turin. The winter, VIZ
professionally, ST. Augustine, jacksonville, and Ih'
principal resorts for inya ids on the uutheIn 'ss
Dr. Robert Hunter will visit Washington aid b.!
tim ne on professional business once id each Don'L
after December
viii he published in January next An AmHi@u
edition VI Sir Charles Scudamores wOik ON lbhaL
ton, with an "Introductit D." "Not.s,' Gni al ~
p-ndix, hy X Hunter NJ. X. c. :. nov j.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THE SECOND

And most positively last appearance that MADAM.
roNTAa can possibly make In wa.hin. ION tpT,c,
TO her departure for EuroTe) VII take place ON
FRIDAY, November Is, 1882
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Madame Sontss will sing In the first part: J. Thu
celebrated Aria from Linda di Chsmouri. ?. The ns
ct from the Elisha dAmare And In the Bsllsd s..
rec: Asid Robin Gray. 4. The Last Ros4 Of sun
the Rye Z. Twas within Mile Of Ediuhoro' Tor
JULIEN. JAEI.. AND ROCCO
VIII perform q grand selection Of brilliant piso,s
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Ca First Maryland akd ID. c. Volum.
teers.-At meeting of ths remnants Of the Mary
land and District Volunteers, held OF THURSDAY
evening, the 18th Now the following business was
transacted:
On motion Of Lieut. p d. Bell, Capt James L.
Stewart WAS unanimously called upon to preside
over the meeting, and Joseph Shillenn Is Sscre.a
ry.
The following resolution was passed:
fes0tred, That q Committee Of five be appointed to
confer by correspondence with the d. c. and Mary
land Regiment and such Office. and soldiers who
particle ated in the Mexican War; to unite with us in
IA permanent organization.
The following gentlemen were appointed on the
committee, Lieut.. P. d Bell, Joseph p Sbileo,
iioratio Fitch, Joseph c. R lily, and on motion the
chairman wss added to the COMMITTEE
The meeting then adjourned subject TO call of the
chairman.
JAMES L. STEWART, Chairman.
JOSEPH z. SHILLaN, Secretary. noy1S-2t@
~ NOVICE.-The membe RS OF the Nor.
u3 thern Liberties Fire Company " ill please to
meet ut the Hall of the Engine House, on SUNDAY,
the Zoth instant, at O'Clock p. m for the purpose
OF attending the funeral of JOHN STEWART their late
brother fireman.
By order; A. FURTNEE,
"o, io--t- Secretary.
~ Metropolitan ID vision No. II.
US sons of Temperance holds interesting ,n4et
lngs every FRIDAY EVENING. at Temperance Hail
L street. man,
This evening six limitations are expected. with
other imp rtant business. Punctusl and general st
tendance is particularly desired.
Members Of other Divisions n "a fro farr.u,;,
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NEW BOOKS at Taylor Maury'

N :" bOOhS AT IayI"r HHHIl =
~ Jefeisou's Complete Works. vol =.
busy moments for an Idle Woman.
Appletons Library Edition Of the Briu-h fo-''
from CHANGER to Byron. Tie most bssutitul "iiuO.
just publiShed-now re@dy Wilson, Herbert a..
Thomson.
The Life, EuSsy, and great orations Of p"7
Webrter, with portrait.
Happy Days Of Childhood 10y Amy Meadow
nov IL Boot stI,re near 9th strcrl
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ST. MATTHEWS ACADEMY.

C0FHef q Fyte,hNl dhd II 81 e'lS, Washington, d. c
'TNHIS Institution under the direction Of 81, Bro
i theirs Of tue Christian Schools, is designed {,
supply vacancy which has hitherto existed in Ia.
gradual instruction OF the Catholic youth of the city
by Turn sling those children rho havs passed
the ruiimental departments Of our pr mary schools
with a more advanced course of solid instruction
preparatory to tommeI and The arts, or TO a fp
ished classical education In cur Catholic Cple,es
There are four departments, the classical, c INNER
cial and mechanical, elementary, aud primary. Tlr
course in The c.asss comprises religious instruction.
&c. orthography, readiug, writing, English gram.
mar, United sites stury, arithmetic, dc The
commercial and mechanical in addition to the above
branches embraces b ok keeping, algebra and geun,
etry, elementary astronomy, philosophy and chem
istry, Englih composition and elocution the Fren,
and German languages, and lin the classical depart
ments the Iatein and G.ok llaSses) musi, elias,
il already commenced.
Books, statiouery. ac must be furri he'd by tn,
uUl,iis
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Tuition in the Classical Department. per quartel
of II WEEKS In advance. =; 90
Tuition in the CONNER ial ..............s4 90
Tuition I'm the Elementary. S. CO.
lu!tioH III the friiai - 20
Resides the vacation at the emf Of the year. ther.
will b" recess of one week at Christm and snu.h
er at Easter. The weekly holiday. 1hur.day
The hours Of school from 4 4 ill l1ll o',lcel
a. III and from Il until AL o'clock D IN
Punctuslty ii kuess excalt.) and regular at
tendance are strictly required.
The System Of iscipline j. mid. hut fru and uni
form; every encouragement and every lsudabls in
centiVe to emClatiOn employed, VIII >: uuremtting
vigilance Is exercised over the moral depormrn Of
the lupi!a.
Reference may tie had to V. Rev. W. Matthews,
Rev. James b. boneian. Rev. John b. d, rne. Wash
Layton Rev D. Il. Donelsn, Piscataway, Md; ana
the Catholic clergy in general.
BRO. WILFUD, Principal
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null and complete BALLAD SuIREE, consst,n
"a great va iety Of popular Engiish, Scotch. an
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Orphans Court, Oct. 80, ls1o
nISTkI 4 OF COLUMBIA, Washinst'n IN
~ 10 wit: In the case of Richard Ten T.rr,
Mary Tomplemsn, administrators ofG'ors' "a I,r
man, deceased. The administrators sfoieNs1Iu
with the appreciation of the Orphan Court VI ts
ingtrn county Aforesaid, appointed Inesos! al
22l of November next, for the fnal sc tleEltnt
distribution of the estate Of said DECEASED oi " br
acts in bapds of said administrators, so far a .
same has ben collected and turned into d..
when all the orsdit.rs and heirs of said dsc~sssd -
notified to attend lat the Orphans Court Of this -
with their claims properly youched, or tbey *
otherwise by Law be excluded from all benefit o. -
estate. Provided a copy Of this order be pubp'r
once . week for three weeks In the "Eyening 10
previous 70 said I'D Of November next
Teste: ED. n. ROACH, Res WIZ
True copy-Teste
nov fist ED. N. ROACH Reg will
On MRS. y. GkE69 VIII open . handsos .
- 1isortment Of Paris Millinery on Thursag' y |
with instant, over Geo. y. Allen's s~ n p
tween 9th and 10th streets, on the north 500
avenue, where she respectfully invites the SUI
OF the ladies Of Washington and GeorgstcN
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TIoN OF THE SANDWICH IsLANDs.-We shall
not be surprised to find the message announc-
| ing that long since, our Commissioner at the
| Sandwich Islands was directed to keep his at
tention fixed closely to their political condition
and respectfully to receive and forward home
| for the consideration of this Government, any
| advances Or propositions, which that govern
ment might make by way of giving the United
States rights there likely to prove almost in
valuable to American commerce
BosH. ALI stories in the correspondence OF
the New York Herald, saying that the Presi-
dent has called in any others than his Cabinet
to see or to advise about his forthcoming
Message, are untrue. The Heraids evident
theory nOwis, that its fresh crop of falsehoods
and improbablities of to-day, is to obliteratc
It's similar crop of the day before.
A TREASURY DEcIsIoN-The Treasury De-
partment refuse to allow the extra pay to the
army and marine corps serving in Oregon and
California, voted in the act of September 2S,
1850. until the expiration of the soldier or ma
rine's term of service; and not then, unless no
shall have been honorably discharged; such
being the evident intent of the law.
THB NICARAGuAS MINISTER. Mr.. Marcol.
leta, was duly received yesterday. He comes
back with new powers and exhibits differ.
ent commission. We presume that under
these circumstances, and in view of the very
interesting character of our present rela.
tons with his government, for the sake
OF the heavy American interests at stake
there,) 1T was deemed best to extend to him a
cordial welcome and an obliteration of past
differences; if but by way of opening his eyes
and those of his government to the fact that
the United States recognize the progress and
interests of Nicaragua as inseparable from
those Of our own fellow citizens who have EN-.
barked their capital and are devoting the ir
energies to business for the success which
they must in a great measure rely upon the Jus.
tice and kindness Of the Nicaraguan authori.
ties ~
NAVAL OFFICERS RESIGNED, ORDERED, De.
TAeHED, dC.-Acting Boatswain Richard Fol-
Inns, resigned; Passed Midshipmen M P
uI0pas and Chas z McaarY. ordered to the
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GRAND C0NCERT

which occasion she will give, in addition TO be,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-03
EURRAH FOR LIVINGSTON COUNTY.

Among the gentlemen from distance in at.
tendance 10 meet the Board of Directors of
H. & St. ]. R. r. on Monday, we were graft
fed 10 see Col. Graves and T. r. Bryan, ESQ.,,
of ChillicOthe, in Livingston county.
Col. Graves was one Of The early, fast, and
energetic friends Of our road, and remains so.-
He says, although the railroad didn't hit" his
town, he is "still railroad man."
Mr.. Bryan is the aesut of the county, and
came clothed with authority TO agree with the
r. r. Company on the terms and renew the
county subscription of Livingston for 1926, 900,
payable in cash calls.
He was likewise authorized TO agree upon
terms, and to assign the swamp lands of the
county (amOunting to 5000 acreS) to the COM
pany.
We learn that, besides the cash subscription
to the road, the county court of Livingston has
ordered the whole of her lands known as
Swamp Lands" TO be invested in the stocks of
The Railroad Company, and that all dividends ari.
sing from the stock SO obtained, shall be forever
appropriated to the common schools of the coun.
ty.
Here is liberality Of sentiments wisdom
oil Judgment and integrity Of purpose worthy
OF imitation! This order will be memento Of
this court, which will Oulivc the record book in
which it is written. But Livingston county
does not stop here. Her citizens have, individ.
uslly, taken over $4,000 Of the stock of the
Company, and so far have paid every call.
Her extended coal fields and itch prairies, and
central position must very soon render Livings.
ton the Ell Dorado of Missouri.
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The Workings Of the Maine Law in Vermont.
Burlington, VT, March 81 1879

burlington, w., March 81, 1853,
The Maine Law in the Green Mountain State
works gloriously, and what liquor il don't nour
in the cutters it drives into the ground under
beds and woodpileS. Its moral force now be-.
gins to be properly appreciated, and its practi-
cal operation comes up to the expectations Of
its warmest friends. Yesterday barrel Of rot-
gut gin was found buried deep in a wOodniIe.
and several jugs full of rum were found under
bed and covered with old clothes, ali belong.
ing to the same person. The liquor was seized
and condemned, the seller convicted and fined
sixty dollars and costs. This morning at 10
o'clock the officer took the vile stuff and poured
II into the gutter on church ST. near the iail.-
large crowd collected TO witness the demon.
straton, and when the officer set the pin 10 RIM.
ming most villainous smell offended the nos.
trils OF the people who had assembled. and hun.
dreds OF pocket handkerchiefs were placed n
me noses to ward off the offensive stencb-
When II ceased running three cheers we're en-.
Enthusiastically given for the Maine Law and the
crowd dispersed very quietly. Wherever such
liquors is condemned and poured out upon he
ground, new converts to the law will be r,oda
It's running streams have an excellent moraI ss'
iect upon the public mind and will add yoony.
TO the temperance ranks. It has been said tbct
the blood of the martyrs is The seed % ths
church, and ! have no doubt this splitting OF II.
quor Wi have the same effect upon the temper.
ance cause as the blood aforesaid had unon H.
ehnrch'-lCorrsSpondent Of the N. Is Tai.
bune. '' - AH'