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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-14
THE LATEST NEWS.

The propeller Glasgow, from Glasgow, ar
.;rsd a, New York on Saturday evening, with
,orden dates to the Gath, one day later than
b, the Baltic.
,r,,s House OF Commons has resumed the
,.hs,e upou the endowment TO Maynooth.
Ca Stanley considered that the debate
.h1,tid NOT close without an expression Of
Imam from the members OF the la e Govern
ven" ',ent Tor himself he could not give his sup.
',,rt 10 the motion, as he always believed the
srsnt Of ls45 as permanent one, and nothing
ss.bateyer had shown that Maynoolh of the pre-
~, dew was different from Maynooth of 1915.
Amias, loud cries of Divide, the question
IS nut that the debate be now adjourned
which was negatived.
The House then divided, when there ap.
peared- ,
Against i93
Majority against, 81
The accounts OF the state of trade in the
manufacturing towns had shown no material
,I,erat,cr. Al Manchester the markets have
hren dull. owing TO the declining tendency in
the p,icrs of cotton, together with the news of
the hindranee of business al Buenos Ayres,
snd the inactivity OF the Indian trade reported
by the overland mail.
4 great abolition meeting hsd been held In Gas.
cow 10 devise measures 10 increase the subscrip
lion TO the Stowe fund. 1t was hoped, according
&c some OF the speakers, that the sum would reach
$1,000 before Mrs. Stoves arrival in Glasgow
Resolutions sgsinst slavery were adopted.
AUSTRIA
VIENNA The Emperor is going on well The
wound was about two inches deep. The prisoner
dec.ares he has no accompiices.
LATEST FROM LONDON.
Wednesday Evening.-At Lloyds the arrivals re-
ported are light, but upward OF 400 vessels ia
The Chops OF the Channel, awaiting favorable
WIND
The Sun says the Bank Of England has not yet
minated its intention to lend money stock al
cent. per during the shutting, but it is gem
orally understood that will be the rate.
The Standards city article states that the news
from Turkey is not regarded in very serious lish,
an arrangement with Austria being considered as
certain.
LONDON MONEY MARKET -Wedneeday ey-
eping.-The continuance of Government plIcnases
had good eject on the funds, which closed lit.
tie in advance. Consols for account 993 do Don-
ey &c. ]; 81 per Cents 1904 s: Bank Stock, 226 7
ExcheGuer Bills. large and small Is pm.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET, FEB. 23.-Su
gar: West India, firm; sales 4sC hhGs. In tfned
brisk home demand; stiff prices
Coffee less active, but native Ceylon. 4Ss.
Tea-Demand increasing; ordinary Congou 10d.
Cotton-Small sales but no decline.
Whes'-lsst quotations sustained.
Fltur and Ma.t-stesdy.
Barley, Beans, and Peas unchanged.
Oais-hIm az low yates.
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NEW STOCK OF SPRING GO0Ds.-

NEW STOCK OF SPRING GOODS
" J. e. M. ROSENBAUM, beg leave to return
their thanks to their TRENDS and the public al large,
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon them for
the last ten years. and to inform the that they have
enlarged and retted their store, et the old stand,
No l76 corner OF 6tn and Broad streets, and will
open on Monday, March the l4th, with an entire
fresh stock-comprising large and well selected
stock of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods. Among
which, will be found the newest style of Ladies
Dress Goods; also, choice assortment for Men
and Boys ware, &c.
theis rent and expenses being smali they are en-
abed to sell as low any regular house In the chy,
and assure that they will endeavor their utnost 10
please all in price as well as in goods. ineJ re.
prectfully solicta call at ITO, corner OF Broad ana
9th streets. ne l1-ot
DRIME LEAF LARD, in bbis. kegs and
i pals, lading and Tor sale BY
NH IA JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
5 r. h / . X M 3.
" TARD, Ground Pepper, Chocolate and All.
spice, for sale by
ayAaiILY HAinS.-Iu oarIeis small size
F Famil, Hams. Just received and for sale By
NH IA mo WoMBLE & co.
SIDM ETHING NICE.-6 dog Jars Currant,
- Apple ana ouirce Jeliies, Every extra) jus. re.
ceived and Tor sale BY
BONAvITA 4 co,
nh No 10 Main street.
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Bank EniLnres.

PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-The Bank oil
North America, at Seymore, Easterp Bank,
West kiillngsly, Woodbury. Bank, oil of Con-
neeIlcut, haYe failed,
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Ex.Presideut Fillmore.

WASHINGTON, Mar. 13.-Ex-President Fill.
more will MOI leave for Richmond until Mon
day. Mrs. Fillmore continues sick.
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Arriral oCke Isabel-Later from Har0

CHARLESTON, March 1.-The steamer Isa-
bel has arrived with Havana dates OF the 9Th
inst.
Much anxiety was felt in Cuba regarding
the fate of political prisontrs, and as Govern
ment maintains profound secrecy concerning
them, The worst is feared.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT.
SCHUTTE'S HALL, corner of Broad
~ and Fifth streets, for TWO Nights Only,
MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS, March I4th
and 18th, 1853.
Whites Ethiopian Opera Troupe
Viii give their first Grand Drawing Room Enter.
tainment, consisting of Vocal and Instrumental
Notwithstanding Burlesque Operas, Fancy and
log Party, Military Drills. and the Lsughsble Bur.
lesGue IF Bombsstes Furioso.
Cards of admission IS cents. Doors open at Z;
10 commence at o'clock. NH l2-2tt
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Illness of Mr.. Ciingman.

CHARLESTON, March l0.-Mr. Clingman of
N. c., Is detained in Charleston by indisposi-
tion.
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Horrible 8faraer.

PHILADELPHIA, March ll.--An affair OF UNI
paralelled a,rocity came TO light this morning.
Two women, named Hannah Shard and Ellen
Lynch, were discovered 10 the front parlor OF
their residence in Federal street, above 7th.
weltering in their blood. Mrs. Lynch was in
her night-clolhes. and her two liiile children.
twins, only two weeks old, were found u !.
stairs in bed crying. A part Of the house wss
occupied by John Carroll and his wi e, who
had both been out all nightto ball. The muir
dere were not discovered until Mrs. Carroll
returned home a, o'clock this morning,
Mrs. Lynch's husband il marine, who WINS
paid of here on Tuesday, and left the next dav
Tor New York, leaving with his wife seven or
eight twenty dollar gold pieces. Her trunk
was found broken open and the money gone :.
The locks had been forced open with a dirk
knife, piece OF which was found near the
trunk covered with blood. The deceased were
sisters. Hannah Shard had been married
twice, and was about 40 years Of age. Ellen
Lynch was ahou, Sc. The affair has created
intense excitement. John Carroll, who is a
coiporteur or book agent, was arrested on sus-
picion but upon examination, was acquitted.
A man named Spring has been arrested on sus-
picion, and blood has been found upon his
ciothss
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Cftiee of J,R, and x, Companv.
IIIU, }
A CALLED MEETING of the Stockhol

klchmOpC, March IIth, 1888. )
A CALLED MEETING of the Stockhod
"A ers Of the James kiver and kanawha Compa.
ny will be held at this Office, Wednesday,
the goth of april next in accordance with the pro-
visions Of the I'd By Law Of the Company, which
provides that extra general meetings OF the Stock.
holders may be convened at any time by the Pres.
ident, On the application of any number of Stock.
holders not less than forty, owning together not
less than six thousand shares.
T BY resolution of the Stockholders il is provid
ed that, every power of Attorney appointing q
proxy to represent Stock, shall be regarded suf
fcientiy authenticated If it be under the hand and
seal OF the Stakeholder, and be atested by one OF
more Witnesses.
By order of the President.
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WIN. p MUEFORD, Sec.
Aupoinfmeur of Proxy.

AprOInlMeHI OF FfOXys
Rnop all Men by these Presents, That we, the
Subscribers, being Stockholders in the james Rv-
er and Kerswhs Company, do hereby constitute
snd appoint our true
of US in all General Meetings Of the Stockholders
OF said Company, held within six months from and
after the date hereof, when we are not personally
present or represented by sumo other Proxy; with
iui power and authority at such General Meetings,
to give such votes and to do such other act
or acts, as each of could give or do as member
of the said meetings, ii we rsonally present.;
azd do hereby ratity and confirm whatever vote
or votes, &C. or ucts, our said Attorney may law
fully give or do for as in pursuance Of the author
ity hereby conferred upon him.
Witness our hands and seals, this day
Of one thousand eigh: hundred and
(Seal)
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nor BIRE-For the balance of the year, two
good CoOks-one with child IL months old,
and the other one without incumbrance. Apply to
EDWARD D. EACHO,
NH ID General Agent and Collector.
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(sEcoND nIsPATCH.l
PHILADELPHIA, March ll.-Upon

PHILADELPHIA, March ll.-Upon an exam
ination ofthe bodies of the murdered women,
forty one slabs were found upon Mrs. Lynch,
Ave entering the heart, and seventeen wounds
on Mrs. Shard. An attempt was made to burn
down the house after the murder; but the fire
went out, after burning a hole in the kitchen
suspicion, int luding Arthur Spring, Sing
Sing convict. No money or knife was found
nnnn him.
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MANAGER,S OFFICE.
II. FRANCE A. co.

5000 ,o1 This Day.-Capiisls: s26 900, 11,0ll,
~ nvoV, i50O, 10 OF 75u, 10 OF 5G0 10 of 400,
20 numbers, l5d,awn. Tickets S.
lnn ~, .ne psispsco Lottery Capitals: 5000,
hss az, iooo 1850 1000, so Of 300, &C. IS mum.
Doi, Id drawn. Tickets g.
Drawn Nos Of Patapsco. Sc:
~ u 20 50 90 36 63 ~ "a 10 rs ST az
Diawn Nos of Md. Consolidated, Cissslo.
no o1 ~ e SO A 80 % IA % . 81 4 40
do e 30 g. g. s sas nsold and paid By
Or IA y, s75S LUCK.
Drawn Nos OF Carroll Co. -.
al q 90 4 IS q So Sc 90 7ats
Ticket ~ &c 70, sl05, sold and pad by
Drawn Nos of Pstspsco. "a.
63 20 ~ 70 Is 81 SO ~ 70 40 % 65
Ticket % 90 Is Two more saId sra ,.,a \,
do 20 % 65} frCT
Drawn Nos Susquehara, Is:
81 72 50 "a So 81 IS 81 az ~ "a II q AZ IA
Whole 3 10 81, Slp0l
Half D SO 81, Sl00i
Do !! 10 ~, Sio0 scld end paid by
Or "a 81 So, 500
Or Is 80 ~, $500
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-14

DATENT POLISHING IkONS.-Tne
L above is q new article. The handle can be de.
tachec from the iron while il is heating ALEC. q
fine assortment of French Box Irons, with heaters;
Fju,ing Irons; Quilting Scissors, and prong all
the above articles can be had az
BULKLEY a. cos
NH Il House Furnishing Store 1877 Main ST.
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SMITHS LOTTERY 0EFtCK,
Wall Street. under the City Hotel,
CHALk'S OLD STAND

Drawn Nos rsrspseo, 81, March u:
SO l6 8 70 Sc 50 81 40 ca 4. 90 IL.
Half 40 S. sold
TO.Day-Wsshipgton, IS. Capitals. a26, 600,
1l,0ll, 6oU0, 3o00 1900, 10 of ESQ., 10 of 5O0 of
4C0, IL Of 800, &C. 7s numbers, Is drawn. Tickets
$5-shares in proportion
Also-Pa,apseo, IS. Capitals S9ce0 1000, 2492,
l5eO, 1850 1909, so OF $780, 10 of l50 10 OF l00 G.
IS Nos, IL drawn. Tickets S3-she-es IN proper.
ton.
mn IA SMITH
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Drawn Nos Paiapsco. IS:

II 10 W - % " = " Ii OF
To my old Customers and Friendg.-My
Office Is now opened at NO. 3. Governor street,
Gate K. g. SCOTS otics) for the sale of Lottery
Tickets, where i; will give pleasure to wait on
you. G B. LUCK
Orders for Certificates or Packages, or single
Tickets and shares In any of the Maryland Lotte-
ries, Will meet prompt and conhenIia: attention, If
addressed TO
r. FRANCE e. CO., Managers,
NH IA or to C 3. LUCK Richmond, Va
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TENO COUNTRY MERCHANTS We
l. have now hand, and daily receiving, an
entire Fresh Stock of Confectionery, Fruits, Nuts,
Citron, Currants, Raisins, Sweet Oil, Csisups,
Sauces, Figs, Prunes, Preserves, &c &c, Fancy
Articles of every description together with every
article in our line, which will be sold Tow. by
SIMON BONAVITA Il co, No 76 Main st.
NH ID Late stand Of Jos Bonayita decd
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a DIE & GRAY, Richmond, Va, have
IA In store. and are now receiving, perhaps the
largest Stock of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Dyes, Window Glaze, surgeons Instruments, dc.
&c ever offered for sale in shs city, to which they
invite the attention of Wholesale Dealers in town
and country in Virginia and North Carolina.
NH ID
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- NJ. ZIhIMhkAfAN, I53 Main street, cor
1Es ner of 18th, is now receiving his Spring sup
ply Of Cembs, Brushes, wood and willow Ware;
Fancy Articles DC. Country dealers and others
requested to give him call before making their
purchases. NH "A
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A PPLES, AkPLES.-50 bbis. Aso. Bald
N win Apples, receiving by to.day's steamer
For sale By J. b. STEGAL.
NH IA
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LAMBEET,S GEEICh,
Hath Street. under Exchange Hotel.

Drawn numbers Delaware, Class ss, March 18th |:
55 As % 81 IL ~ Is IL gu % 81 35
Te-Day.-The Delaware State Lottery, Class
No 90 -Cspitals: $4,000 1900, 4000 2, I69. 1000,
so of l,00u, &c. rs numbers, l2 arawa Tickets
So So NH ID
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S11Nh1 EVIs1S UTEgLh.
Drawn Nos Delaware, Class So, March IL:
55 IS 25 81 IL 10 Is II % 60 81 35.
Drawn Nos Delaware, Extra, No Oh. March IL:
% rs 46 81 81 so 81 ii I'll SIS SO.
Ticket Nos 81 so SIS, sold and paid by
SrRATTON.
This Day.-Delaware, No 60. CAPITAL s26U00.
rs NOS, IL drawn. Tickets Sc. mh "A
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ID AN AWAY, from the subscriber, about three
h months since, a Mulatro Woman named
ANNA. She is about 81 years of age, feet high, ia
somewhat distigured. and has a scar one of her
arms. 1t is supposed she has free papers in her
possession. l will give a reward of SO for her
delivery to me, next to Mr. Ramsey's farm, near
Richmond.
NH l4-law2t* LITTLEBERRY WADE
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GUGAKS.-A full supply If Leaf, Crushed,
~ Powdered, Coffee and Brown Sugars in store
and for sale by J. b. STEGAL.
NH Ia
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|3SON.
Attic
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ShGG!G
that no
sfacIlOn.
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The rumor that an attempt had been made to
the King of Prussia 10 untrue.
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E>LOUk.-4O barrels Ivy ns Family Flour,
Il As bbls Rivsnna extra superine Fl, ur
90 Dbs do do do
For sale by JOHN A ROBINSON,
NH IA Corner Cary and Va streets
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lUGAh.-60 bbls Loyenng's crushed Sugar,
~ boxes do double Leaf do
for sale by JOHN A. ROBINSON
NH IA Corner Cary ana Va streets.
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OLIVE OIL.-25 baskets very superior Olive
" Oil, TO which the attention OF tae Lnanuaactur.
ers ia called. For sale by
JOHN. A. ROBINSON, ~
nh IA Corner Cary aud Va streets.
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THE HARLEM RAILROAD.

T. he Elitoy q Tks " L. fribHse
Sir In residing the monetary article Of your paper Of
the 4h inst reference made 10 the small dividends
heretofore declared by the Harlem Railroad Company.
with brief statement of the Of the same. Ihese
may perhaps prove satisfactory to Stoekholde
bet think they viii be thus regarded by stock
holders generally. Il is doubtless proper and necessary
that reasonable should be annually expended upon
any great enterprise Of this nature In the present in
stance this would could be done aer paying to
holders of so, satisfactory dividends For the months Of
August, September ard October the gross receipts Of the
Company represented a. averaging per month over
S9CCcO. With such amount Of earnings, an amount
too continually increasing. il Will be a. perceived.
that after allowing for the expense OF operating the Road
ana yearly per cent. dividend its Published cost
there would .til be large surplus But when such Is the
case with Of policy Ike tia: hitherto adopted by
lie Directors Of this Road "com ianng stockhOlier
can rest assured that he viii not be alone "a his
Complaint and dissatisfaction have very generally existed
in tbs matter With receipts tia. for yess have been
most aIdly increasing the amount dispensed IN the way
Of dividends has thus FAR been The as when heearn
ings were no more than half what they are 81 present IL
unfortunate for any enterprise when the community 81
large lose confidence in the in watch = con
Quoted That such Is becoming the with The Harlem
Railroad and with coed reason is certainly obs iogs
hct-i ofk. Dee T.. 1873. JNSINEs
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FROM THE PEOPLE.
THE HORRORS OF EMIGRATION.

AUGUSTA Me- Monday, Dec D 1000
To a.s Edicy II Tie ~ y TSIbvES
SIR The hideous and revolving description Of the emit
sns system detailed in your weekly Of the sd inst must
sursy waken the indignation Of every New York citizen
ssd be ferveny hoped the proper authorizes
10 e1tron prompt and adequate to the appropriateness
Of tie evil On whom must this fearful guilt whether
our opuent ship owners their well paid captains il s nor
our present purpose inquire That II has is origin in
cupdty-the desre 70 clutch the emgran gold though
il be his entrance fee into floating Inferno perhaps
the price Of his life-needs no demonstration.
But that this wrong should long and sturdly have
existed l. marvellous, when reflect that the ships thus
gLted with human wretchedness have also borne al the
time the good. the just and the pAilanthropic Sepa
rated from these suffering men and women By only few
plnnks have been those TO whom no charitable appeal
could be yany made and whose strongest desire has been
20 earn that greatest Of earthly grat aons the sight Of
misery relieved Strange Is this, but il calls to mind the
cilonacy usod past OccssiOn three years since.
Twas crossing the Atlantic In Of our London packets
and having heard from my foreign servants recias OF
wrcDgs and brutality and uncesnlness, felt curious 70
learn The truth After my days Of sea sickness hsd gone
By coureousy expressed 70 the Captain desire % Visit
Tie Storage accompanied by him lie evidently sur
prised Ii ease but politely assured Of his read
ness 10 crafty me but pOstponng il for tho next day
Day after day passed. frequently, in apropos moments,
reminding hun 0f ny persistent ysit-but the Vcyaze
c0sed. and not the Storage. IL anything met our
inqusye eyes urfayogable the comfort Of emgran
psSseugers much time spent in explaining 10 ~ their
low hebits-the almost inpOssibty Of keeping them IN
that cenIly state enacted by the ships regulations &c
But this VIII soon be removed doubtless. An expose in
Tie Trs5ane cannot fail Of ia object.
There seems TO be IN this work field for Wornan
influence anf labor. Can any woman gasQret read the
following extract from your excellent article There Is
more PROSTITUTION engendered by The crowded incomplete
"indecent and filthy arrangement Of emgran, ships IN
year than b. Ell tie brOiheis and tayerns OF SeY1Ork
and London puf together let the law DO what Il m1y
there = stu bOundless wo-k for Woman In the protection
Of her roor emgrant sitter. There Is much only woman
can pnee-zeEd and provide for ana surely We have sno
Is ladies Of talent, ofles1re and Of willingness WIZ no
American Mrs Chisholm forward and confecrAe
henelf upon the altar Of female purity and hagYiness
Are there none in The ranks Of the Womns h8-ls,
WHO crn zee In his reform an incipent power that would
rc nightly On their movement Where are me iaAny
ssotTy leoiesr Mis- Bremen found in tire New Eng md
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-14
MR.. ID. s. DICKINSON.

To ns Editor a Tie y. rr0.a>
Sir: Having repeatedly seen It stated in TIE papers,
that the Hon Daniel s Dickinson a native OF New
Hampshire permit to correct this error, by quoting
from sTeeoh o the Hon. gentleman at tho Centennial
Celebration of Lclfeld County, Connecticut. in August
ISL as follows Il am proud TO boast myself native Of
the Of Goshen, in this County though removed 70
another State, by the VARYING currents of fortune while
"stu child Yet BY tie favor Of Him who dooth all
"'thiugs we'll have been permitted after forty four
~ ors absence % stand upon the threshold o. what was
once my heppy home and 10 realize the imagnings OF
poetic beau;y in
The orchard the meadow the dcep tangled wildwood
49, And every loved scene that my Infancy knew"
Cs,n,, Ne Dee 4.
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States and heard them wish f5r Themselves wids-
sphere Of activty-,he opportunity for leading more
cheerful and generally useful lie Le them en-
gaze in the cameo ofiheir own sex the cause II religion
and morality Give them this noble purpose and they need
net live in the expression Of idle wishes. Now the mo
merit Our sociey IL becoming grossly corrupt ma oaiy
from foreign impoAons Of temptations for our yoaih o1'
from sending our youth abroad without mother or sister
control him American young men in Paris are among
the profigate 80 srethey the Continent why,
then sho1d Ladder be inactive and pine over their inse
taify Yours A NoNtS.