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National Medical College,
Hushfrrfs, n ~

THE uir,y-our,h Of win
Monday, Dad of October 1865, and end the list Of March,
1856.
Thomas Miller NJ d. Professor of Anatomy and Physiology.
VIM F. J"nstnn M Dr. Professor OF Obstetrics Diseases
Women and Children.
Joshua Riley, Ma,era Msdica Therapeutics
and Hygiene
Jno Fed May d. Professor Principles Practice
Surgery.
Grafton Tyler NJ d. Professor Pathology Med
eine and Of Clinical Medicine.
Lewis H. Steiner NJ d. Professor Of Chemistry
Edward NJ. Scott, NJ D., Prosector and Demonsrator.
Thomas Miller, NJ. D., Dean.
Like similar institutions in Europe, which
the regular lectures given and The clinical
under the roof
The for full Of lectures
Practical Anatomy by the demopsrafor.
Matricnang fee paynbIapny once ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
"'"""u"s No
Admission The medical and clinic charge.
The lectures will be evening
enabling those engaged business during morning
For further information, address
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. d.
Dean Of the Faculty.
~ BMedcal students desiring situation
The Washington fnrmay (Which clinical
National Medical Cocre) max application
Joshua Riley NJ d. OF the Washington
who will give information that may he desired.
unnecessary TO state he great advantages Of residence
for clinical Those win
precedence Sir chosen before October
JrLY T. 1855.
July 10 eodtlstNovdAsw
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GREAT FIRE IN BLOOMINGTON, ILIdSois-Tho Cincinnati
Fnouirer If Friday last

GREAT BLoomsGToN ILLISols-Tho Cincinnati
Enquirer Of Friday last says;
ave learn per private dispatches that the night of
the 10th instant desoating FIRE broke ont in livery
stable attached the Morgan House block the south
side of the public square in Bloomington, Illinois All the
buildings in the block consumed except the Mclean
Co. Bank and Dierck hardware store Among the build
ings destroyed the Morgan liouseloss $4,000; the
Central llinos) Times ohceoss $1,000, and the Pdnta
graph printing house-loss $4,000. One man and
horses burned in the stable where the fire originated
The chimney of the Morgan House fell killing VIM Green
drayman and dangerously wonnding Samuel Fleming, a
merchant, and Alexander Steele constable The fire
ragged all night and the widest excitement and confusion
prevailed Twenty-Five persons were arrested for stealing
goods Next day the public square was filed with heaps
Of damaged goods The total loss mated at $l5o000
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

The United Slater Sloop-ot Var 81. Lons--The United
States sloop St. Louis preparing to join the Al
rcan squadron for the relief of the soop Dale is
pected sail from Philadelphia for her station the
OF November. The following is list Of her officers:
Commander--Joln w. Livingston. observation-disclosures
W. Doty Eabert Thompson, L. G. Stout and r. c. Duva
Surgeon Samuel Jackson, jr Assistant surgeonJohn s.
Kitchen. Purser-Charles G.. Upham. Acting lnaster-Is
b. TAYLOR. observation-disclosures Smith. Gunner Moses A.
Lane. CarpenterJohn I. Rustic. Sailmaker-Sanuel H.
Boutwell,
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iSrEnlon DEPARTMENT.

Indian Bareau--Sap erintenden CANNING and Governor
has been received the Indian office
the arrival of Superintendent Cumming and Governor
Stevens at Fort Benton. Agent Vaughn writes from Fort
Clark date Of September H. 1885, follows q have
just arrived at this place from Fort Union. Colonel Cum
ming Mr.. Cubertson, and my left six weeks be-
fore Departure the overland route for Fort Benton and
the day departure from Fort Union express Of Pr
cote and Co. arrived and informed that they arrived
there and in good heah Governor Stevens and party
had there days before, bringing along with
them 200 of the mountain Indians The Blackfeet
represented be many miles distant from the fort much
scattered owing to the scarcity buffalo and other Of
subsistence"
Agricultural Dipision of the Patent Ofcs-Jopaa Seed.
John Rogers esq., commander Of the surveying division Of
the expedition Japan in letter the Commissioner OF
Patents enclosed small quantity of choice Japan seeds col
lected by Mr. Wright, the botanst of that expedition.
gentleman writing from Willow Creek Waushard
county Wisconsin, encoses to the Commissioner of Patents
specimen of the seed OF the dac gtosrato round pan
icled lock s-toot grass native of the British isles from
which place procured by the correspondent lie
have this seed in Spots (having very little seed)
cayey SOIL sandy clay sandy oam and black muck On
the latter it grows most rapidly, giving great proscn
broad luxuriant leaves So raise enough
seed, intend to it plentuily mixed with Euro
pean grasses and native timothy for pasture"
Oxen horses and sheep said it readily preerrng
grass The agricultural world indebted the
Earl Leicester for this valuable grass he the
who persevered in its cultivation and the seed was first
brought into market by Messrs Gibbs of Pccadiy
dom
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s2s Beef is rm-sles Of $50 barrels at slT So
Lard IS hrmer. Whksy is trne lower-sses Of Ohio at
40 cents Stocks have declined Sterling exchange is in
active.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 22Flour Is steadysales OF 900 bar
resi Howard street at s. 62 Ohio, s. CO City Mills S.
So Grainwheat Is unchanged and dull white, 81 95
s2 red 81 IS 81 o. Corn is trihe better white. 81
95 yellow % 95 Provisions dull and transactions
were reported quote nomnaly Saturdays rates Pork
is held firm at s2l 90 s22 prime, $40 75 Bsef-mess
SIS so prime Sl4. Bacon-sides, Is cents shoulders
l2JS cents hams, l215 IA cents. Lard-hoders firm
at ll1<-yery scarce.
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VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENNsgL-
yanA Fiins Hotel, public sucuonon
Tuesday afternoon, October O'Clock shah
sell Of lot No o. No. so4, fronting ~ feet inches
Pennsylvania lh l4h and
back i5s s' 10 feet paved alley with The improve
sndsOms house,
with back baiidines, brick coach house, stable, ke
The house Of the knncsoneJ ma
throughout principal nd
every building The building Twelve
large sievenfess halls above and below
the building contains six good rooms with large piazza
full depth.
yard Is falling Of besides excel
lent pump whos encos~d with nIneesi hek wall
aud handsomely enled with shrubbery.
This svorby known aud has been occurred r me
w. Flint restaurant. and
from beng within few steps Of The National Theatre
artmen no properly ia
business which has been
eupied.
1ems The and OF the deferred
$3.50 j. G.. MCGUIRE,
Sent o0--eodkd,
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says:
aTbe large and splendid war steamer Wabash which
to be launched from the navy-yard Wednesday next
has been thrown open for tho inspection OF ysiters OF
the six frgates authorized be built by Of Con-
gress only has been launchedthe Merrmac built at
Boston. The dimensions of the Wabash those of
shp-oftbe-ne her extreme length being 30l feet inches
With the addition the navy Of the six rigates alluded
shall be able do what has not been In power
hcreoforeform line Of tle the ocean fully able TO
carry the and stripes VIGOROUSLY through naval
battle with the best feet which sny nation Of the world
can put sGoat and keep in service"
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BY EGR A u III !.
Later from Rio.

PHILApELPHIA, Oct 22.-The St. James has arrived here
Rio September 3d. three days later than those
published Saturday via New Orleans.
The cholera still raging and had broken out severely
amongst the coffee blacks.
The coffee market firm and prices tending upward.
Nothing special in -four.
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TINS VERY LAST DopGE-Durng the late agricultural fair
Haverhi place wanted for the trial Of horses and
named Lee offered the committee and spectators free
admission his grounds for that purpose. The crowd
rushed in, but when the sport was over it cost them
quarter each 10 ga oWf
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NEw YoRK, Oct 22Flour is mproyng-sales Of q, 900
bbs straight State, s. 81 good Ohio IS 75 southern, 50
81. Wheat dusaes OF 900 bushels southern red
81 % 81 49, Corn ia rmersaes OF co 900 bushels west
mixed at % Pork Is Grmsales Of $50 barrels
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m aoadsy October "a isss ciy via
dposea rapid growth fou,s aaen' pre-
pa q % ls &C. .o sns me un 81 @ a
Liberal. TERMS,
both time and manner Of payment
ueky upon the .hs Mississippi fifteen miles
below The
MOUTH OF THE ONO,
JUS. and present Columbus ard
has william limits dpo, and station ground. Of tie
would place mis- advertisement 70 dwell al lsnsh
and detail % e. M sna .s s
poa =, sG1 40, r. loon s'
healthy from all inundaon. BY NE nature ois
s" "i .ns a1sad BY fertile healthy
q ap e M o po %ss.sa y q
for the steamers win permanent and enaans
bors 10 be found from New Kcnlaehy Ci
ss win me n~ss as% has
will be daily communication with me s.rs n1s
Fulton ssss. n,s road now londy
railroad branch Of which
r.. sS sas s q s
passing through Mississippi and western Tennessee, s .as
sou, and 1s.as'r. and
n s % s'a no and s' o
and Ohio rivers with hsr and snEny
er between s southern e." en-
,ercaanss Of oonmods. the legitimate barter the
products different e"s place ss, %u 10 's s
s,s, future for city ,aS. oi, os s
fca outlets 70
Terms and with personal Sc
cu,y upon The propeTV or twenty psr csn
credit without security of W"
balance the option OF the purchaser
w. H. II. TAYLOR,
BEN EDWARDS GREY,
Trustees aud PIoprsetors.
pay their subscription 70 tho Mobile and ONO
Railroad Company authorities Of the town o.
bonds NJ hnnde1
ea payable annsaly those bonds after being
endorsed Mobile Railroad Company put upon
market, selling at eighty five cent? 70 the dollar,
for lots bought at our
other nall
,uyo =. n,ersansrS GREY,
w. '0A BULLOCK,
10, a ,mdwkcn TAYLOR.
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pisnster on Tho Coaa.

Nrw YouK, Oct 22.-The schooner Judge Baker, hence
for Philadelphia ashore Long Pond yesterday,
and has gone to pieces. The are lost.
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The tailoring establishment of g. w Hinton Peunsyl
yana avenue the National Hotel entered by bur
glars Saturday night last and robbed OF several hundred
dollars worth goods 1t than useless to ask where
are our night guardians for we recollection of
ing with wachman the since the early part Of
March, 1884,
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~ ). 9. moGuIi,E. Auc,lon.er.


MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD GRAND PIANOS, SPLENDID
superb French plate n0e family carriage, matched
Friday morning, 49, 10 O'Clock,
the residence of his exceency General Alnonte, Minister FINN
Mexico street, 18th 18th
his elegant furniture and effects, viz
Magnificent octave grand piano. by Enrd
s. 900 in London
elegantly paor funi,ure
sng French sofas, two chairs and twelve paroT
CHAIRS finished green gold brocatelle,
silver and blue embroidered satin.
brocateic window curtains match, lined
throughout with white san with rich lace curtains, cords and
tassels and conice
Two gitame French plate mirrors plate So by 72
Two elegant rosewood marble top centre tables
Superior bronze and alt French mRntel clock
Two beautiful 2ish gilt and Bohemian glass chandeliers TO,
candies
Fine velvet Brussels, and Venetian carpets
Number Of beautiful engrnsings IN handsome gill frames
Walnut extension dining table, sideboard
Mahogany hair-sprinc sofa and chairs
French china dinner, fesseIt, and tea sets
Silver plated castor., table cutlery, glassware
Mahogany walnut chamber furniture
Superior edrled hair mattresses, husk do
Ferlier and hair holsters and pillows
ToiJ towel stands looking glasses
Marselies quilts blankets, comforts
Handsome damask and chintz curtains, &c.
Mahogany bookcase aud secretaries
Mahogany writing revolving other Office chairs, &c.
Together with large and excellent Of kitchen
quises.
AT az O'CLOCK,
shall handsome
French barouche, built by Lawrrnce, OF New York
One matched carriage about
Ore excetent buggy suitable persons
One silver plated carriage harness
One set buggy harness. horse covers &C.
Terms $50 and UNDER cash that credit OF 50 and
80 days. FIR aotoriy endorsed notes,
JAS G. MCGUIRE,
Oct Cd Auctioneer.
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LOG AL N Il w s.

The Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore American
writes:
In the orphans court yesterday, Mrs. Bodsco and her
brother Brooke Williams, entered bond in 900 ad
Of the will of Count Bodisco the late Russian
minister so relates to his personal estate. Judge Pnr
cell decided the WILL not bearing his signature and not
having been witnessed according to the is not su
Gent 10 PASS real estate which, however, by de-
seent to the widow and children All the property of the
deceased in this country supposed to amount to
$500 0O0."
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After the liberal investment in large yellow posters by the
National it scarcely necessary to remind
Miss Robertson will play in three
favore pieces evening Go early if you desire
to get within seeing or hearing distance of the stage.
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The resmonta parade yesterday attracted very general
attention and comnendation. The several companies
ented quite effective appearance and their movements
aud evoutions bespoke careful drill.
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.


ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE.
RigAis Of Belgsrenfs the United Stgesl. II is set
tied principle the law Of nations that begcrent
rghtuy make Of the territory Of neutral State tor
begerent purposes without the Of the neutral gov
o. The undertaking begerent to enlist troops Of land
neutral Stale without the previous consent OF the
latter is a hostile attack It's national sovereignty.
g. neutral State NAV, II il please, permit grant 70
begerents the liberty ase troops OF laud within
territory the neutral State 20 allow concede
the liberty to one begereut and all would be act
Of manifest begeent partality and paPable breach Of
neutrality.
A. The United States constantly refuse this liberty TO all
belgerents alike with impartial usoe and that prohb
ion made known the world b. permanent act Of Con-
gress.
5. Great Britain, in attempting by the agency of her mill
tary aud civil authorities in the British North American
provinces and her diplomatic and consular taneonares IN
the United States raise troops here committed act Of
usurpaon against the sovereign rights Of the United States.
All persons engaged in such undertaking to raise troops
in the United States for the military service OF Great Brit
ain whether citizens foreigners individuals officers,
except they be protected by diplomatic privilege ude
bic nslefactors by statute.
T. Foreign consuls not exempted either by treaty or
the law of nations from the penal effect Of the statute
8. In of indictment of any such consul, other Off
ca person. his conviction of the misdemeanor his
by arranged instructions eontrvznces to ovadc
the operation of the statute, primarily matter of domestic
altogether subordinate the consideration
OF the national insult injury to this government involved
in the fact of foreign Dsuctng its officers to
abuse, for unlawful purposes the privilege which they hap
pen to enjoy in the United States
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posT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Discontinued. The post Office at Athens, Dodge county,
Wisconsin, has been discontinued by the Postmaster Gen
eral.
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Oct Cd

WARN SHAWIS, MODEST COLORs.-One case thick
w wooien shaws sizes, modest !"
lady would
pieces cloths dresses, nantes, coaks
colors.
pieces cloak sains, very 6ne and cheap
mede. and blue q Moc
With all kinds goods for general family
sumption.
Additional supplies daily.
cloaks, the
One proverbialy o. and uniform price only.
Delay closing bills present expected
articles, prices, fair
cases. PERRY BROTHER,
/" Central Stores' building,
Oct l6--dl0hf Opposite Genre Market
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ufANrH De CORY OF ths AmsxfcaA Archives IN
nine lsrs vouss or which reasonable price WIN pe pNa
moaey broken set might answer provided con"
tanned tie earlier volumes. ,,.xr. r.vr I'm
Oct ID rhANCA in'hoN'
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NEW GOODS rOR GENrlEMEN.-P. J. bTEER, mer-
tailor Just received iafxe nd eeania STOCK 2,
nav ana enods fully invites the at
tcriou Of his and tho public
stock OF cloths, csssimere ana
~ shs Styles Of ssnflsmens furnishing
Goods h also very select and complete such ss--
arh, crsvats, stoeks. ties, Uoves
Susps ndeTs, hosiery
si,r cation and woolleu uudershirs drs &C.
He make cs0shHg 20 odr NJ snort no"ce IN
style Of Unsurpassed elegance, and at fair pr 81.
solicited 70 call early shi eise cnoee sVss
No. 4ss Seventh street.
4--34awn
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Oct ls-dlotif

EENERAL AGEECY AT WAsHINGTOr.-The
scribcr formerly Richmond, Virginia, having esahihs,
office this city, few doors
Department his
especially revolutionary and
and pensions under the recent acts Of Congess
the the David
perhaps, only index which i'm
revolutionary in the first auditors Office
Richmond He has nso very copoua index tire
other public Offices in the Capitol Of Virginia These,
arcgmulaoGs from other Of
If "a claim him Just, win
claimant himself may cnire,
upable do IT,
ID March, giving
Of all who in battle who
charges will be very moderate. FELIX RICHARDS
REFERENCES.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Accon,ac, Virginia.
james Lyons, Esq, Richmond, Virginia.
James t. Heath, Commissioner of Pensions, Richmond
Virginia.
Stafford II. Parker, Richmond, Virginia.
Hon. John 4. fendeton, Virginia.
Hon. samuel Chiffon, Washington, DC
William J. Ward, esq, Baltimore.
Lewis Timbeake, esq. New York
March 7--dAcplys
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We have before the first number Of the "Day Demo-
GRAFT published at Madison, Indiana II adopts broad
ona democratic grounds and furnishes In its first issue
substantial evidence Of sound political views clearly
forth, and ably advocated.
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Among the distinguished strangers now in oar city is Gov
Joseph Johnson Virginia. lie is stopping at the United
States Hotel
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FAULT FINDfyG.

The right TO grumblep has been said to be Of the
inherent rights of Englishmen but that it is Mt least
equally the right of Americans viii be doubted by
who knows them. Probably there is country the
face Of the earth where the glorious prviege Of faaa
ing is fully and frequently exercised in this. We
grumble ad hJitam at everybody and eyerythngj ard
especially the dongs the failures to DO of gov
eminent and its officials
We heard udicrous, but by no means unusual, in
stance OF this on call at the Post Office Depart
ment. A copy Of the Evening STAR Of September 25
1855 published Schenectady New York. containing tie
following editorial paragraph forwarded TO the Post
Office Department:
" BEAUTIES THE posr OFFICE svsTEM.-0ne OF our
citizens received this morning (epember 25) letter which
written and placed in the eerbox of the Albany
Office September fret. The letter dirty and crumped
and, having been kept in the Albany Office nearly a
month"; was mailed there yesterday and sent here last
evening Perhaps this evidence OF the excellent internal
rangemen of the Albany post Office may throw light upon
the hitherto unanswerable question: How letters which
sent through Albany FOE places East distant but
six from Schenectady, uniformly three days
their passage"
The department Of course ordered an investigation into
the alleged delinquency The investigation has been made
and facts oe turn out to be- that the letter in ques
ton was written the lst of September and handed
very respectable individual TO be deposited in The Albany
post office but he entirely forgot his Grand and did not
deposit there until the cath of September the
ming of which day and by due of mall it reached
Schenectady
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MORE PROOF FOR SOUTHERN KN0W-NoTHINGS.
In speech delivered by Senator Seward at Buffalo,
the 10Th inst published in his Albany organ the Eve
ming Journal the following remark which will be inter
esting to southern know nothings made:
The republican party holds either paramount or least
respectable rank and authority in thirteen of the States with
either the whole majority OF the Of each
of those States in the federal Union"
1t will be remembered that those representatives
claimed by Mr. Seward black republicans enabled
their elections by the active cooperation Of abo
lionists and knownohings Their elections herald
ed as knownothing trumphs democracy, and the
strength of these triumphs knownohingsm hourished in
the South. We presume it will not be hereafter denied
that in the free States the alliance between knownothng
ism and abolitionism is perfect
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washington House.

Washington House,
Formerly Gadsty'sJ
Northwest corner Of Third Pennsylvania avenue
Washington City ID. @.
CoRBAN BAKER, Proprietor.
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ANOTHER LETTER FROM GOV. SHANNON.

Governor Shannon has addressed long letter the
editor of the Herald of Freedom in Kansas 10 which he
reviews and eues the various charges made against him
since his appointment governor of the Territory. He
repeats his denial of the charge that his speech West
port he avowed himself in favor Of establishing slavery
Kausas He says that he made no ausion to the subject
but that he expressed the opinion the legislative as
sembly legal body and that its acts, far as CON
stent with the constitution and the law organizing the
Territory valid and ought to be enforced. Having
discussed this point fully he his conclusion as fol-
lows:
at ia proper that should say that entirely concur in
the opinion expressed by the Supreme Court in relation
the power right of the legislature adjourn their sessions
from the city of Pawnce the Shawnee Mission This prop
ositon believe to be capable of moral demonstration, but
shall not into argument of this question this time
1t follows from what have said that bound
consider and treat the legislature legal body and that
right in this their acts passed within the scope of their
power binding alike the officers aud citizens Of the
Territory. Ii these premises correct follows Also
that all public meetings part of the c
of the Territory which look to change of these
laws in legal regular way, bat notification
anco to the enforcement and execution Of them,
thorzed and calculated to excite riots breaches the peace
disorders of the most alarming and fearful character and
lead subversive the very Of civil
government 1t was in view Of Of this kind that
remarked in my Westport speech that regretted see
disposition the OF Of the citizens the Territory
TO nuy the legislature and all the laws passed by tina. body
AS an executive oacer have nothing do with the expe
dency nexpedcncy Of laws that actually passed
by competent authoryj that belongs the Legislature
not to either the judicial executive departments the gov
eminent IL laws have been passed by the legislature not
within the scope OF their legal authority Judicial depart
meut furnhes plain and adequate remedy IL they have
passed laws within the scope of their legal power bat which
oppressive, the remedy TO be found toe ballot box
Nothing will justify revolutionary movement unless it
peaceful remedies have been tried, aud failed have
Ead all desire say relation my remarks at Wespot
and in vAcaton Of their correctness. Ny sole object to
set myself right before the public"