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DIED..

REATY-On the 18th inst John Bes'y aged dsys.
The remains will be- taken the Cemeey Of the ESergeens
from No. lC3 Second-st.
GUTHBF RT-On sunday morning, Of pneumons, John
Hors pool infant son Of Thomas and Clara Cuthbert
The relatives ard friends Of the family are Respectfully re-
quested attend the funeral from their residence r. NJ
ELLsN ORIh-or the 9ta inst. Edmund B. Ellsworth,
The remains will be Inferred ia the Cemetery oil the Ever
HoFFMANIn this City. New II, 1854 Of apopoxy David
Hoffman Fsq formerly one VI the leading members OF the
His remains win be taken to that city for ntement
KATTE-ln Brooklyn. Friday afternoon, Nov 10, alter
severe illness, Mrs Edwin Katie. - 49,
Her relatives and friends sso those Of her Waiter and
funeral from ST. Lake. Church Cntou-sy Fultonsy
on Monday afternoon, Nov. IL, az o'clock . -,
MORRISON Saturday, Oct q, at the residence OF rs
Morris Esq Professor Of Modern Languages at So limo
thys HALL Mary land and for several an Instructor IN
sHARDLoW~ On the llth inst, Nj, Margaret Roslne,
wife Of William L. Shadow Esq aged a years month.
Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral a. No s Msdsons on Tuesday morn
ms the l4tb inst, ats o'clock.
The remains will be East Chester for inermss
WADE-At her brotber-lsl.ws Ia Westmorelsnd on the
Mara wife Of Schul Ter Wade StanriK and dasgh
ter of Deacon kellogg we'tmorelsnd, Mrs Wade zen
Tuesday morning In apparent good health She was
-ck before she arrived IL her sisters residence and so
violent sickness. that they unable 70 remove her
life che ornament TO society bright star In the
Church OF which she member. She died a. she had
ved in the hope Of blessed Immortality She ieeyesa nus
band three Children and many fond friends % mourn the o'
OF her intelligence hs social ard religious worth
Death loves shin ing mark" ,.,,
Earth nee Pressed lov,ier OF more faithful breasts
Her faults. II any, were so small,
Her virtues have eexlpsed them all
Mrs Wade many res6yes and friends "a Connecticut
VII the Hartford papers please copy
WEEKLY RspoRr OF DEArHs in City Of Brooklyn for the
week ending Nov. IL, 1854: .
Mars, 81 FEMALES. IA ADULTS 22i cHLpREs' 'i'
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The exchanges at the Clearing 'use wefe
ELI 900. The Assay Office wS ready to-dsy 70
pay out about half million OF fne bars Tor god per
the North Star, but the depOsiors did not eau Tor
that amount. We are now receiving about siOO'o0o
per day from the West in specie, and about an equal
amour. from Boston. There u also specie current
toward the West, 10 meet the wants Of the Banks
The advice. from the IVES. indicate cdmer state
If financial affair, and we have no new disaster u
chronicle to-day. Thsfee circulation Of the Indians
RAM, !, down to five uaiIlions The Cincinnati Ga
-ette Of Friday says:
ssTbe excitement in Money matters subsidized IN .
,osasure to-day, bat large number Of people con-
timed 20 congregate In the vicinity Of the houses that
bad suspended. McMickea & Co., small private
Bankers, suspended this afternoon. John X. Morton
& Co. resumed business this morning. There was M
run on ether houses, and confidence In the leading
parties doing business not having been disturbed
materially, all "running" Is over. The Trust Com
psny Bank was crowded oil day With parties anxious
TO get their funds into safe keeping. This concentra-
ton Of deposits and Establishment Of confidence In
the houses that rem ain viii very soonwork fsvora-
be change in the Money market; and, indeed. this
vss felt 70 some extent to-day. In word, matter.
ere rapidly assuming right shape. and oil ws need
nov is Strengthening Of conadsncsss secure ana
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s.ses at IT,. Stock E,ehAnge. Nov. IL.
SATURDAY, Nov. lip. y

ohIb NDhIi -NOFs III ~
The Stock Board was moderately active, and there
was some recovery in feeling from the panic of Fri
day. The low prices brought in some orders for In.
vestment At the Second Board he sales were to
considerable extent with irregular prices some stocks
being higher, and some lower than in the morning.
Erie closed at aoi s3sl, having been 37l. Reading
fell of y cent Central improved to s3l, but closed
at sai Harlem, asl, which was Fridays price. MIC
arssua improved /. Cumberland WI. among the
frmess stocks, closing At 2st. In Railroad Bonds
the sales were $4,000; Illinois Central sold az %;
Nev-York Central, 90; Hudson River Converao'e',
e3i; &c. A sale Of Illinois Internal Improvements
Stock was made at s2I. vrginias are 20. :.
In Exchange, the market Is % Understanding
Ssi Francs, s.i5aais,.
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Adyertisemcnt
To THE MEMBERS OF THE MEDIC

Profession oTHERs DR. Baldwin, highly respecta.
be physician Of Virginia has been afflicted with Can.
Ger upon bis face for many years has consulted AID
been treated By Of the celebrated surgeons
Of America al Of whom failed him, and pro-
oubeeo bis hopeless add he had returned home In despair
TO await hi. fate. The Hon NJ Msson Of Virginia urged him
10 visit Doctor gu sT ofths city and had put In bis hands
Dr BosD's article. He Immediately examined Or
~ patient. an his mode Of treatment without the knife
becsme Convinced that DR. hsd remedy understood BY
The Profession his Cancer removed and healed
sno doctor 70 snd would be nnek
reed any Of his behen Of the regular faculty.
Others this day from O'Clock till u o'clock st Doctor Gs
once No. ie3 broadway
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fAdyertsement
$50 600 WORTH OP Rich DRESS q

trU,UUU " UKI II OF hIIH DhESs UJUU-'-
The ses sacrifice Of Rich Fancy and Staple Day GOODS com
THIS Day at HEARD. CLAP Cos No p Grand 9;
For past three days this establishment mas been closed
ths whole army clerks scvey enrassd IN marking
down the goods and preparing for hs slaughter Inc entire
stock Be sold sacced away within SIX ssys
that the determination Of Aess1 Heard, Clapp Co., sad
there doubt but they g effect their object Thr STOCK
comprises Of the AID best assorted 10 the city
among which there IL something % suit the inaVdna wants
Of 81 the ladies and especially the heals OF families
consequently Il Is the individual interest Of a.
well the personal interest Of the ladies' to take sfvanaEe OF
the present opp uny Remember the sale commences on
MoSDAY, nov. l3
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MARRlFD.
pOWFPc-wOOl

POwERS-w OODRUFF-On the 9th inst by the Rev.
storrs Jr D.. Gro W Powers and Mary Henrietta,
only daughter Of the sfe =. p Woodruff.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the Temple. New'
Haven Conn. on Wednesdss evening Nov BY Elder NJ
KeeI. Prof Fighter Miss Annie j. eldest daughter OF
DR.. Phiness W Bartholomew.
Milwaukee papers please copy -
RiDER- HtDsOS-At Kinderhook on the morning OF the
Slt ult by the Hon P Wynkoop Of Hudson, Thomas G.
Rider Mary Hudson, daughter Of Elijah Hudson OF tho
al
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CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

BY the steamer Dee at Ply mouth, we have advices
from the Cape of Coed Hope. With the exception Of
some desuory of cattle-steang by the Caares,
the colony was perfectly tranquil The copper mines
in Nsnsdua and at Wslwish Bay were foand to be
valuable. Clipper-ship Flying Dragon, from Ceylon
for London took fire and was run ashore on Simon 8
Bay August g. reports thst American ship Unal, Of
Boston hove in sight and promised assistance, bat
afterward the csptsin. fearing no would vitiate ss
insurance by devistpg from bis course, pursued his
voyage.
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Advertisement ]

The Summer Sun that brightens every thing
ee dskens the face Of Thea comes the chill NO
bender winds rUGzhennE and cOrasatnE the ska afesd
disured BY tar and rsekle LADIES' whJ wish avoid sazh
Glfowsd CONJUNCTION should clear Of The tan and san
freekes with PHALoSs PAPHAx LorIOs AZ BY continuing
that wonderful protective they vii prevent the cod
winds ron taxing hold Of their fair i.ees Prepared by
PBALos No SIT Brosiwsy st Nicholas Hot sad No ~
Broadway Of Dew Sold By druggists AID dealers u
fancy articles throughout the United States.
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Advertisement,
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POPLAR LECTURES Pursuant 20 public re-

POPULAR LECTUREs.-Pursuant 20 pubic re-
ouest from the l.de. this cry sDd also from Ds Tying Me-
troy Prof Webster and others Dr. BAsssG will lecture in
stuvyesst Institute at 5. PM TUESDAY, WsDSEsOAY
THURSDAY ard FRIpAY the 18th l5h 18th and 18th inst to
ladies exclusively Physical Education Management Of the
Voice and health generally and ladies and gentlemen at II
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fee admission 20 all.
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W7ZLLAMSBURGH ITEMS
THE ELECTION RIOrs-THE CITY UNDER
MARTIAL RULE.

The storm yesterday undoubtedly put dsmper on
outdoor pieiy and accordingly contrary to expects
ton there was no street preachog in the Fourteenth
Weird. During yesterday afternoon, within COM
pass Of FIVE or six blocks from the corner OF Second
and North Sixth-sts where the riot occurred, squads
of persons were gathered bu, everything was quiet
With few exceptions DO Americans were seen. In
Fifthst in the vicinity of the Odeon, large number
Of Americans were congregated, many Of them having
assembled to attend the funeral Of Mr. John H..
Smith, who, we are happy TO say, was sveast even
ing and apparently Improving, although little hopes
are entertained Of his recovery by the attending ply
sician.
About o'clock yesterday afternoon t~o young
men were attacked by a party Of Irishmen in North
second-st, and badly beaten. Officers were dis
patched TO ferret out the assailants but were
cessful
The military under Col Abel Smith, Acting Briga-
der General, during ,estesday held themselves in
readiness a; their quarters in case Of emergency.
Last evening the following companies were sta
toned at the Odeon in Fityfourth-st Light Guard,
Capt. Clark Continental Guard, Capt. Sksrp; Brook
lyn Cadets Capt. Edmonds; Greenwood Guards,
Capt. Amesbury; all Of Brooklyn. detachment OF
four con paries of the l4th Regiment also held
in readiness at the Armory in Brooklyn.
From Observation-Disclosures Blues, Capt. kiehl
Washing ton Rifles, Capt Willis; City Rifles, Capt.
Beton WashiI gton Troop, Capt John Willis
About o'clock last evening drepching rain set
in, and up to late hour there was no indication OF
riot
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fAdyextisement.I

will be BY the amusement column that the
ushbe buesque on the Rsye family will Be produced every
sven ng next From immense popularity large au IL
.nces will be present. La Petite Chr me also appears 10
hree and Dances each eveninE new
md sp.ldid programme Of Songs Choruses, Dances &c
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Brown, shipiey & Co.'S Circular.

Per Ahanfie LfvTRPooL. Tnesdsy, Oct 81. 1853.
Since the Of the shove ccusr the CoTToS market hiss
vey quiet the sales being ~ Goa bales with so 70
exporters a. the above quotations. Trade in the
maDufs Ct uring districts dull -
The Corr market (. quiet decline in WHEAT Of IA. =
bulhe FLOUR OF Cd to Dbl and in lSpias Com of
l6to2 n quarter.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT On saturday evsning 8 col
soD occurred IN hyrtr.v. between sDd dyea
BY G.rnsn PANIED Powell Conla1d The horse sfsc bed
C. urtlsr dts vehicle became and kicking
re.t violence sruek 6riy-r the below nee
dangerous fracture The siar~d tsx-a 20
g. e., 70 Tsl Hs family reside, No 80 Forty .se0u3
ar New Yors
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SELLING OFFi-The entire stock OF Fall and
Winter Dry Goods @. BODNE's. No 5l3 Grand st cor
Orchard crssins Of splendid Plsid striped and plan Sis,
broehe sud wool shsv tnev sylel hEtno fsss rrenen
Marines. PsrAmattss Delai1es Alpaca Lsiies Clons sur
Vel,ets Flsnnei.. Bsfie Cloths Cassrneros sbesinrs
-hutrg Linen Goods &C. Ladies this Is rare nance
70 obtLr harssins the Be sold imedise-
IT, and will be sold sgres: sseTi6ee.
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BROOKE YN ITEMS

detachment Of the Brooklyn military belonging
70 The Ittes nth Regiment hled the Annoy yrsssr
Gay afternoon aze proceeded 70 wlhassurgs evenns
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SPAIN.

General Garcia Gambia Is appointed Captain Gen
ersl Of Porto Rico in place Of Gen. NOzsgarsy.
IL il ssd that the King Of Naples offered Queen
Christina an asylum in his dcninions and ths; che
refused on 6ceouu. Of the poifion occupied By Count
Mon;enOlin 81 the Court Of Naples.
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Total SINCE Jan. f....sl6s,1 1891 esl,Htss
Among the Imports are: Cigar, $4,000; Raisins.
$4,000; India Rubber s32,7Ooi Hide, eli, sooi
Iron, s225 900 Lead, So, 400 Tin, s3i, Rugs,
$4,000 Seeds, ga, 400 Sugar, ss7,ioo Watches.
s57, 700; Wines, $50, 800; Mahogany, sll5,70o.
The Exports Of tho week, not including specie, were
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EXAMINATIONS OF THE ELECTION RIorERs.-The
examination of the persons arrested on charge Of
participating in tho riots Tuesday last took place
before Justice Boswell on Saturday. The following
named persons were sent to Jail to await trial, on a
charge of being engaged in the riot in which Mr.
Harrison lost bis life: Michael Pagan, John Nolen,
John Cmrey, Nicholas Burke Jas. Fsgan and Nj
obsel McQuade. The following named persons were
hello In bonds Of 900 each appear for trial at the
Court Of Sessions, charge of being engaged in
previous riot: Matthew Maher, Patrick M. Doyle,
John Lyons. Michael o Brien Patrick Cooney, and
Alderman Linsky.
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SUSPICION or STEALfsS.-A m&h wa ayrestet ID
Cosubis sasaEesy night BY the Thid Dssre POcs
having in bis rub Of batter wei xtyt~S
pounds wbeb h ws evident b.a been ct ea fron canal
Boat the be~Yo side He locked up and the prop
elty remain, 8 the Third District Station House.
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CITY ITEMS.

We had a drenchipg rain-storm all day yesterday,
and at midnight there were no signs of cessation.
The storm extended to Boston, and we presume far
distant in every direction.
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CONC. GoSE-Io the highest bidder, at the
CryWsl Palace wecpes6sv seit. Soy Is al the marble
Sssssry sns Oh P.;unxs vin the Palace on efhieioa
tpu Italy Fase Eassad sad A1sa sssd the particulars
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rA}ver-iamerf.

or UNIVERSAL ISTEREsT.-Read of the Crys-
tai P.lses suction sale Tuesday nex q II O'Clock, NJ
By WATERWAY DTER IN the auction column
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A PICTURE BY AIRY ScHEFFER.-To the exhibi-
tons OF fine paintings now open in the City Messrs.
Goupi & Co. have added another of a very high
character We refer to picture Of the Temptation
Of the Christ, by AIRY schefer, which was shown to
a select party on Saturday evening. 1t is in the
purest and severest style of that master, and must
hold higher rank in art than any picture exhibited
here for years. There are but two fgures,-the
Savior and the Tempter standing the bare summi,
OF cliff The sublime simplicity of the original
narrative is faithfully initiated by the artist vale
the divine beauty and dignity OF the Christ upon his
canvass Is such as we should expect from the author
of the ClristEs CoRJo!a.or. IL Is beautiful and ad
mirable work.
The public exhibition commences to-day, az our
readers will see by reference to the advertisement
NJ. GopARDs LAST BALLOON AscrS'IoS.-On
Thursday, NJ. GODDARD, accompanied by H. Poison
ier rose frsm the Hippodrone at 81 o'clock, moving
rapidly il north-westerly direction. Alter passing
some distance up the Hudson, NJ. GODDARD made
descent for the purpose Of accommodating the land,
and found that he was the Palisades but as the
wind was strong he reuounted, reaching hight oil
$500 feet. The wind dnfei the balloon eastward,
end NJ. GODDARD tried 10 make landing at Plermont
While over the river be descended to about 800 fee,
above the water and held some conversation with the
sailors on soop. He then rose to hight OF 500
feet where he found the wind taking him eastward
over TarTytown. Having lef the river be again de-
scended to reconnoiter, and night was closing In
be made preparations for landing though on account
Of the force of the wind, it was q difficult matter
After while he discovered small plain, surrounded
BY forests. which he selected a. landingPlsce he
came down all ssfe q. % minutes past S, near York
town, westehester County. on the farm Of Mr. D. ID
Knapp, 50 miles from Nsw-York. having made h'
Journey in ls minutes.
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Advertisement
Mdle CHARM will dance q Pas Seul. :" La

Crseoynre upsn the stage Of Castle Garden THs AFTER
and EVENING" In addition her superb act Of Equtatsn
10 the Circle
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ia Ii. ,ue,iOn .ou-a tsey a.. t, se cod BY ".rs"
DIls. :; u 5:lcck
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TAdve-
DrSHLER's Pulls

DFSHLERs FILLS
DssELFE's Puts
D,sELsss PuLs cure Fever sct Agus.
DssHIfs's Puts fev-r .rd ArI- without h1
Sod the " hc-s- Retail Depot No Sst brvscssI
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The French Government has prohibited the distills
ton Of spirits from corn or Other brsad'tuf'
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QIsHnsEs.

WEEKLY Report DEATHS in the City ofBrooEyn for the
Mus, y FEsALEs. az ADULTS, 81 cHILDREs, u.
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F.TAL RAILROAD AccIDEsI.-Coroner Hilton
held ar inquest Saturday the Ninth Ward Police Station
uron the BODY Hsding boy II years Of age, who
killed on the day previous By being over by an Eighth
Twenty ftventbst The Jury rendered the toll
loving verdf: That deceased came to his death BY sc
tine Of the left By being accidentally BY
Eshthav R4iTosd car and exoulpate the driver aud
conductor from al blame; further Of the opinion
that allowed from depot
81 too shonr
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ScALDEp TO DEATH Coroner Hilton yesterda,
held inquest at No 81 Mub-uys upon the body Of Mar
Ann Hester child years Of age who sc1ded
death By falling into tub OF bot .ud Fddsy last Til
Jury rendered verdiet Of accidental death
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Charles S T. Burke, the actor, died q. Florence
Hotel last Friday night, aged 30 years.
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COMMERCIAL MAIIER.3

0o'' " ''' ''"' " '''a's M.wEypELL. Health osesr
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II is stated that the Hon. Truman Smith, late U S
Senator from Connecticut is about to take up his res
idence in New-York City and resume The practice Of
his profession.
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The SUPPOSED Suicide IL WILLIAs-sr.-Coroner
ODonBs Saturday held inquest at No ITO William
the body Of Gail FroneD native OF Germany
OF sac who Friday morning and dead 10 his bed IL
supposed that deceased had committed ssede BY taking
such proved be the The jury
d,r,d verdict Of Death by thesis pllnossts"ths let
lung having been entirely wasted s1d the right one aeh
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CAMPHFSE ExPLosIoS.-0n Saturday evening a
At ths house No as Fouh snd burned his hand,
In terrible beside setting FIRE 10 the carpet Tie VS.
erSssed in filing the snp while lighted at the time OF the
accident.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-08-29
EAGLE CITY.

OTIS in this valuable town ready for sale at
prices which cannot fail to be profitable either
investment or permanent location.
The prOpretors of the above have expended both time
and exploring the whole of the country the
immediate line of the st. Paul and Lake Superior Road
and for beauty of location pure water and rich SOIL
well satisfied it cannot be surpassed by other portion
OF the Territory. 1t is in the heart of we'll
watered and abounds with innumerabe groves of heavy
timber principally of the hardwood kind. Evidence
now exists of several large sugar camps which have
until very recently been worked natural grasses abound
in every direction. and Tarnarac sufficient for farming
purposes that will supply the demand for years to
In addition to the above natural advantages for agrcul
tura purposes, it must be admitted that town about
that distance 6 milcs) from St. Paul, must inevitably
spring necessary adjunct to the proposed Railroad
and here Is the spot necessary and capable of supplying
the wants of all that may be required, either in
mercial or agricultural point of view Wood and water
most necessary concomtant 10 locomotive engine.
there in abundance and being only few miles distant
from Saltwater the great lumber mart, contributes
greatly to facilitate the operation Of building which the
advantages of this location is evidently bound call
The proetors wish not to be mslead by such significant
phrases that they not induced by mecenary motives
in locating this town." Il is to make that they
have embarked in this enterprise but this they do
they will sell such reasonable terms will make it
matter of interest and profit to those who wish to
join in the laudable object of helping to build up this
promising town. The original proprietors have already
sold half thpr interest and prepared sell
the balance and intending purchasers will please bear
mind that good Warranty Deeds given for all lots sold
For further particulars at the office of STARKEy
and PETTEYs Real Estate Dealers Third Street St. Paul.
Minnesota Territory.
ST Paul, July 10. 1S54-d3m