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G.. a. KNIGHT s. 70.


AVE just returned from the Eastern
IL Cities, where they have purchased for
CASH, the largest and best selected stock Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
ever brought into New Haven or Plymouth, and
has bought at such low prices that he can afford
to sci his goods at from s to 90
pcr cent CHI hSapcT.
than any other store within five miles of New
Haven. Besides, persons dealing with the sub
scribers may depend on fairness in every article
they buy, not selling some goods at little less
than cost and then sticking ''Me Dutczman's
one per cent," on others, as is very common
practicein some of our ncighborinc VILLAGES
not more than three miles South of New Haven
Our stock Consists of DRY GOODS. GROCER
les, HARDWARE QUEENsWARE, HATS,
CAPS, B0NNETs, BOOTS, SHOES, &C.. in
fact every article that the community needs.
We will always pay the highest cash price
forproduce. Give us call and see five can't
sell cheaper than you have been in the habit buv.
ing elsewhere. G. A KNIGHT g. co.
New Haven. Nav o6 1S55
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1E@9ImE2Em9 O. So

And Hardware.
IRON, NAILS, STOVES AND TIN WARE.
Bas"~We will always be on hand to pay the
highest market price for all kinds of Marketable
Produce Mt the Store of
Nav 49, 10. 1856 POWERS & KINNEY
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WOOL

WOOL.
'NllE subscriber is prepared to PAY THE
i HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOR WOOL.
wHayen, June q 1865.
GEORGE A. KNIGHT.
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AYRE'S CHERRY pECTORA1

For the Cure Of Coughs, Colds, .Hoarseness
Bronchitis, Whoqping- Cough, Asthma, and
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Fashionable Dancing,


III W. MuNoEa, Professor Of Dancing Georgetown College
IL aud convent and principal teacher Washington
me honor % announce 10 his former and the public
ally thai he will duties
vcmber 1853, at Numbers Assembly Hall, adjoining
onceD at O'Clock, for ladies', misses,
the same evening" at ~ gentlemen he f assured
quaed
suticIei guarantee Of bis skin
Prof M bess leave The public Of
OF his May Festival Ball the National Theatre, which
aiiaudedfy upwalas OF tt.u Iersons
His nail Is Of the
CITY, with dressing supper
which rented for balls and parties The location
nieni 10 persons residing Ia Of the city.
Days OF ution On 1uesdGy aad Thursday, o'clock
A
married ladies and gentlemen will be formed shortly.
join please apply
Elss Pennsylvania Tenth
Prof NJ, his halt, above days
A subscription of
wishing Only 50
koyb I'D
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they about 20 pass and consequently had
10 m character for strength security All had been in
trusted 10 the Of the chief engineer Of the road
and to the hand which under his guidance controlled the
powers Of the engine that dragging heu to swift and
terrible destruction.
aOn the tender Of the locomotive stood the president OF
the road Hudson Bridge and the chief engineer Thos
s. 0Suiyan. Mr. Bridge, understand, expressed his
fears TO Mr. 0Snlyan that the bridge might not be able
TO sustain the weight OF the heavy train aud proposed
Stacking Of the speed and the Decentralization Of portion
of the passengers but the latter sangune Of the
strength of his work and gave heed TO The fears Of his
companion, further orders TO his engineer Whose
fault, then, was IL Who shall answer?
"OSulliyan in the instant OF his greatest confidence
the locomotive was just reaching the first pier his pulse
bounding al the Of the trial Of his work and his
prediction being yeVied-at this moment when his head
not heart-was errng, he suddenly hurled TO fearful
DEATH Would becould he have survived catastrophe
SO runous 10 his reputation and Notifying 10 the Just
pride that had always animated his bosom2
1T supposed by that had the approach Of the
track to the bridge been on straight line the train might
possibly have gone in safety but in the present
the in the line which terminates the abunent
was the cause of the disaster"
BREACH PROMISE oAsn--A trial of much interest was
concluded last week Charestown Jefferson county yir-
gnia which attracted crowds of listeners. Miss eall
had sued Mr. Miller for breach of marriage promise and
the must have been aggravated one for the jury
found verdict Of $4,000 for the plaintiff Messrs. j..
NJ Mason and A. Hunter for the plaintiff and Messrs r.
Conrad and VIM. Lucas for the defendant We believe
it the first of the tried in that county
and hence the unusual interest
NORFOLK PoRTsMoUTH--The health Of these two
places appears to be permanently established the latest
papers make mention of any sickness The Norfolk
Argus speaks of gratifying Improvement in business
KILLED HIS MoTimR.--Charles Higgins, youth about
fourteen years Of age residing in Alton Ohio out in
10 the garden for the purpose of shooting chicken and
not seeing any, fred at random, the ball striking bis
mother who behind bush, in the head killing her
instantly.
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PROTECTED Of England and secured by
Parmacie de Paris, and the Imperial Col
Iege Of Medicine, Vienna
remedy for general and local debility loss
write power prematufe decay, and all the distressing eone
early abuse Sc It, effects
YOUTH manhood and old the vle powers would not be
come decline If The Triesenar
universally adopted all physical implements vanish Ike mage
rendering use nvauaoe TO fose
tering the marriage snts.
Tsens completely and entirely cradicaes all traces 81
those thought
for ruin the health Of vast portion Of The
uiaion.
cseInar is the European remedy for that class Of
disorders which the English physician treats with
and which sasapana in The world csnnot remove
alike devoid Of TASTE OF smell, and
all qnass They may lay on the toilet table Without
their being d~ecled
sold IN lin cases. 50 divided into separate doses ad
mjpsered b, yalpeau, Lahiein,and, RouS, sc.
To be- mad, and RETAIL Of Mr. H. A. Barrow TO- ~
Green Canal New York, specially appointed by the
proprietor paentee the Uhed states, and
part hmecs. immediately on recevipg renditance
Trioemar part Of the world,
according 10 the Instructions OF the
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
Nov 9-dlyr
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New YoRK, November s-Flour has decned-sales OF
$500 barrels straight State at 80 s7S; good Ohio % 70
southern SO 62 Wheat is trhe lowersaes OF 80, 900
bushels western red 81 southern red So o. Corn is
rmsaes 0000 bushels at 96 cents for western mix
ed Pork is quiet-saes of 300 barrels So SO a
S22 u.s. Beef dusales of 200 barrels Chicago repack
cd at sic So Lard is rmsales of $50 barrels Mt 12a
cents Whiskey is droopipgsaes of $50 barrels Ohio 4OI
a Al cents
BALTIMORE November sFlour has declined IL cents.
Howard street and Ohio So City Mills S. s71 Wheat is
cents lower white, good to prime, 81 So IL; red,
good prime, 81 IS 81 co. Corn is unchangedj white
and yellow 30 95 cents white in shipping order, SO
prime yellow 81 cents Provisions are unchanged
and quiet Mess pork SCI So Baoonshoulders IL cents
sides II l216 cents. Hamspain IL liz cenis sugar
cured IL a 10 cents. Lard IL l2A cents Butter and
cheese scarce.
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OF FICIAL.

Treasury DEPARTMENT, August }, 1888.
Notice hereby holders stock of the loan authorized
1885, redeemabe and amer the 18th November
whole Of thar stock will be purchased BY
previous the Goth November next
which premium will be PAID IN addition TO the suns
expressed in the certificates
holders the stocks OF the other loans Of the uned
States purchases o. 3lo 600 viii
also made during The period at the following rates.
For stock Of the loan of 1872 premium of 10 cent? for STOCK
OF 1s4 and js46 Of IL and 70,
the 1885, only called Texas ndem
My stock, premium Of per
win also be allowed the stipulated in the crrrf
July the day of settlement here, with
addition enable Treasurer dra reach the
this depart under
should be duly assigned the Un "a States by the
tied o receive The purchase money.
Payment stocks viii de by drafts upon
Boston, New York Philadelphia the parties
entitled receive the money mny hrcca.
JAMES GUTHRIE
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Aug f-diftNov30 Intel. d Sfar.l
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DOCKS ar TAYLOR IL MAURY's.-The Forayer,
Dog Days; by W. Gilmore Sims, esq. 81 25
Lives of England OF The House Of HanovA by Dr.
Dorm. author OF "fiatiis ard Men," 2 vols. 81
The his Person and Work, by the Rev
Octavus wmslow, D. u, 81.
True Riches Two instructive Young People.
illustrations. ca
Buds and Blossoms for The Young by Mrs iIuahes with nauer
Physiological Chemistry Professor Lehman translated
George Day. H. d. f. r. 81 edited b
Z. Rogers, D.; illustrations appendix OF plates
2 vols. SO.
History of Dreams, Visions, ASPIRATIONS, Ecstasy Magnetism,
and somnambuiism by A Brerrc dc Bosmoni. 81.
published and for sale
TAYLOR kM AURY'5
9th street.
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Tiarsday November sThe court IL o'clock. The
judges all present.
In the Of Joseph Maura CT. NJ BIoun esq for the
caiman application made for papers from the Treasury
Department.; which granted This is claim (arising
under the 9th article of the treaty concluded between the
United States and Spain 1919 by
claimant in consequence Of the invasion Of West Florida By
General jackson in 1874 the alloxe BY the
Judge Pensacola back 1924 pursuance OF the
provisions Of the act Of Congress- approved March 1928 70
carry the provisions Of the 9th article Of the treaty
1919 with Spain Payment has been refused by
Of the Treasury the ground that the claims for losses
in 1914 embraced BIZ the treaty.
In the Of James r. King alexander II. Evans attor
ney for the clamant) Judge Scarborough delivered the
opinion of the court ordering testimony be taken. This is
claim for Sl2 900, pilots foes at Brazos Santiago, during
the late with Mexico. King branch pilot under the
laws Of Texas but the acting at Brazos San
ago disregarded his commission such and refused him
his fees for pilotage.
Testimony also ordered to be taken in the OF Lem
uel r. Todd purse the United States navy The
holds should indemnify him for losses arising
the depreciation of Treasury received by him
expended the public service There several
Involving this question
Ia the Of Richard De Trevie testimony ordered
to be taken The question involved relates the commute
pay revolutionary officers under the several resolves
OF Congress.
The petition in the case of R. T. p Allen was pronounced
DETECTIVE After being amended, the taking Of testimony
will be ordered.
The argument in the Florida claims resumed by
the Solicitor concluded his remarks twenty minutes
O'Clock Hon. George f. Badger of North Carolina, will
the argument in this tomorrow.
Simon Stevens esq, of Pennsylvania, attor-
ney Of this court.
The adjourned to meet at II o'clock tomorrow.
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pEEE ArToky SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING lot IN
me Fu Wads,n Friday afternoon November st O'Clock
on ne prsnes shall cell without or account o.
fosident lot Va 10, l9s fronting north
5 wes running average dep
Of lle4 eet 10 thirty feet alley. Tisie indpuahIr.
IefDss onc-tntrd cash residue
with Interest," secured ~ deed Of trust The prsmi.es
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Eoyg-d Auctoaeer.
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ulsUsTEE'5 SALE OF VALUABLE LOT NEAR THE CAPT.
t-On Monday afternoon November 49, at O'Clock the
premises SELL by virtue OF deed 81 trust dated
juy Lber j. A. 81 No 81 foos 3O
e for Washington county, lot No. IL
square 40 feet Delaware avenue between south
n and q streets rusrng back about 100 feet
The reference 10 the Capitol extension Is
sach thar valuable IN Eiicrt tine
One-,hrd each toe balance in sir and Twelve MONTHS
- TfIOS T. FISHER Trustee.
G. MCGUIRE.
Auconeer.
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BY TEL EG IL A = III !.


BALrImoRE Nov s.The returns from the interior in
complete and in many contradictory The knownoth
ngs undoubtedly carried the State well the city
and have elected four if not ve of the congressman. Day
majority in the 4th district is about five hundred.
John b. Howell prominent merchant of this city died
to-day.
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rJousE AND LOT IN THE FIRST WARD AT PUBLIC
Ill "Wednesday afternoon, November IT, s o'clock
SELL without lot No 4 IN No.
west running ils feet inches,
meuts, brick dwelling house, with small
back building md cellar under the front house,
cash residue In and IL months, with IN
= JAS. C. Mcguire,
Nov Cd Auctonecr,
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HARVEY q ADAMS, having purchased of n. Wheeler
III Co. their stock Of hardware lately occupied
them, No. 3i5 Pennsylvania opposite Browns HOTEL
beg leave respectfully to call the attention Of purchasers their
we'll goods We hopc
and good assortment of all articles in line,
continuance of The custom Of the old firm. ~
HARVEY & ADAMS
Nov l-dlm
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oFFICIA l..

DEPARragsr OF srArx,
Washington November 6, 1855.
Information has besn received department Hsnp
H. baTso~, the United STATES consul Ut Palermo OF the death
Of G. H. kinnard, Tapani, the a5lh Of August Inst
N0y lib
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Washington House,
Formerly Gadsby's,)
Northwest of Third and Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington City, ID. c.
CoRBAN BAKER, Proprietor.

FOR SALE Oh nENrrhe wellknown and desirable reri.
Major A. A. Nieioso Duddingtop
The new excellent repair
comuodious, supplied fixtures and other
The staDg complete and well
and grounds, which nrve. have been planted
trees laid great
by ornamental gardener
Of apply Jshn Brent law
No 80 Louisiana Buckne Days Missouri
between Az and 9th streets.
The key OF the house will be found al Duddingon.
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DOR years large and elegant dwelling house
G. between i7t and 18th and the War Depart
side house there extensive and wear-
ranged gaden the kitchen garden
besides grounds Immediately around and the
the
In give stoeroo and the time
waits OF house perfectly dry large cellars have been
under the back buildings There on the premises
stables carisgehouses All OF which be
paired remedeled if Necessary.
ALSO, FOR RENT OR LEASE,
The large dwelling houae Pennsylvania between Nth
and leth
The attached and
o Twelve iitieen-fec, alley If required
This house well calculated Tie accommodation OF large
family and wen adapted the accommodation of OF
OF Congress other there being confectionery
Immediately in vicinity of the place.
For terms, &c &c .ppy MIR. Collins, ut the Surgeon Gen.
erai's Office, in Winder's building
tlrf l3--eOda vy
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Nov 7-di2thNov,

THE Prison OF Weitevreden, and Glance at the
L East Indian Archipelago; by Walter NJ Gibson VOL With
illustrations. FRANCK TAYLOR.
Nnx2
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yAI,UABLE FARM In Virginia ttGoe acres Tor
saleuavina leased n Of the fapqner Nhte
sulphur spngs Whose high reputation waans w
best STYLE the undersigned HOW oH's
FOR sale The farm which surrounds The springs
contains OF tow ground remafhsmo f
extraordinary Of and capable Of beng MADE n @
this land yielded lCo bushels ~ corn
dom Jingle acre 1858, twelfth OF successive cn'ya
onl without and in 1884, bad eS was we sasoh
.hc easily susceptible OF dvson aEa
certainly Of the best in Virginia ~, $780,. 4,
Te,a. One hd December nex and the ha'sncs VA
ono and two years with interest from date Of delivery
OF the subscriber b letters adj
dressed 10 Warrenon Springs, Virginia, or 20 Wasing,on
c.. A"o''1 'N'
April 29-oawiicp
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been established and the following named gentlemen APP

been established and the following named gentlemen APP
pointed postmastere;
AlgodoDes, New Mexico Michael Gleason, postmaster.
BsrnRillo, New Mexico Francis Perea, postmaster.
Los Lunas, New Mexico; Moses Sachs, postmaster.
Los Laceros, Rio ArriVa county, New Mexico; james
Barry, postmaster
change II Nams.-The Of the post Office Suffolk,
Suffolk county, New York. has been changed to Ryerhead
and Mr.. Wells Griting appointed postmaster.
The and site Of the post Office Siresvle has been
changed 70 Woodstock, Riehland county, Wisconsin.
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Aneie,u for The SAFETY Of lAe Propeller Iolsa.

CHcAeo, Nov. T-Seyerai boxes of merchandise have
Gently picked up Sheboygan belonging to the
per iowa entertained that she may have been
lost
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VALUABLE LAND FOR sALE.-Tbe snbscr,osr offers or
ale all nj, land lying Sullivan Hol.ioa risef,
an,an,g between eight hmSded lying on he
main road leading Biountsvllc 10 bas Cap INCLUDING ~
ey and the and also ohof
good creeks for machinery, and several
,rnrs said land high state 81 cu
y.,on adapted growth Of wheat rye, ofn o. ana
cov,r, and also the river ON te sara
wish 10 move West, good bargains can be
.sa . sy "'p"''s - - JOSHUA sHIPLY, Sen.
Nov --1te
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LOCA Al N EW 8.

THE NArIoNAL TBEATRE.-The performances Of the
Marsh children attracted fair, if full, audience
Wednesday evening last Their performances primary
school exhibition would doubtless be regarded exceed
ngy clever but question much if their worldly interests
the interests of the drama be materially by
this their precocou appearance upon the stage To bold
twee the mirror up nature requires study
long experience quickness of intellect great mobility OF form
and features and that low but order of talent which
give the counterfeit presenment OF passion, feeling
and sentiment. When the mirror is held up by very little
girls and very little boys of the average order of ine
gence the articalty of the stage sinks into something
than fooling The patience Of audiences
onay tried by the advent of infant phenomenon but
when that unit is multiplied by fifteen (the number be-
eve of the Marsh family periodical infection spreads and
deepens into public calamity.
The dramatic spectacle of Mazeppa announced per-
ceive, for tomorrow evening
MAsosIc.-The Grand Lodge of Masons met on Tuesday
the 9Th nst and elected the following officers for the
year Charles s. Frailey, NJ. w. q. Master Joseph W.
Nairn, II. w. d. G. Master Grafton Powell II. w. s. G.
Warden James Gozser, II. w. j. G. Warden George e.
Whiting, r. W. G. Secreary Chr. Cammack, r. w. g.
Treasurer; II. N. Steel W. G. vser and Lecturer; Rev.
W. NJ. Ferguson, w. G. Chaplain; w. J. Rhees, w. s. G.
Deacon H. r. Holmead, w. j. c. Deacon; q. A. Schwarz-
man. W. g. Marshal; Josiah Essex, w. G. Sword Bearer
b. b. Edmonston, w. G. Pursuivant; p. Enrich, b. g.
Tyler.
Gov Merriwether the Territory of New Mexico, was
in Louisville Tuesday last, his way to this city.
On Wednesday evening last unsuccessful attempt
made rob the dwelling house of Hon. w. A. Rchardson
ON the corner of Tenth and II streets.
We have disposition find fault with the violent
geological changes incidental this of the year. but
clear bright days would be regarded with CRATE
full satisfaction in this meridian
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Information has received department
i,deb the United Bremen,
Joha d. Albes, al yarei 90 the Lot OF August last.
Nov 7--ifA
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40 n q. nceUIRE, Aucs,oneer.

T,xECUToR,s SALE OF FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
Ia ecson Tuesday morning November 49, at 10 o'cloc at
he Of Pennsylvania
snail sell all the furniture and household
Nahog my piano forte and Etooi
Walnut Preach and ladies' chairs
Tive mahogany sofa ouonans footstoois
Mahogany card and side tables, rockers
Rush eat arm ~ chairs
Glt-frsmr looking glasses slabs, and brackets
Three PLY and ingram carpets, oticloihs
Handsome paintings enxravrgs
Mahogany sidehosrd, dining table
and crockety ware, table cutlery
High ov-post bcdsreadr, turcsns
Feather he'd bedding
Secretary ard bookcase, tables, chairs
Cooking, rad other stoves, &c
utensils.
that credit OF 90 and
oodavs far notes, bearing interest
y o " W JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Nov Cd Auchoneer.
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF mAUYLASp-

OF MARYLAND
following the drawn numbers OF The Grand Consolidated
Lotery OF Maryland, class 40, drawn Novembere ir53;
lst ID ID 4th 9Th Gin III, srh 9th 10th llth l2th
SO so % IL % IS IL 81 G5 20 6s
The following arc The drawn Of the Patapsco Insirs
Lotey, class No. AL. drawn November 7, 1855
lat % "a an 5h 9Th 7h sih llh 10Th 18th is
az % ID IL 81 0 I'll 80 40 "a 60 90 / 81
7. X, BRENAN,
General Agent Cor The Contractor, Baltimore.
Lrs'L RosrRTs, Commissioner.
o-tt
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rnn RhiNvARD.--Ran away, on Sunday b'2h, iae S-d
0.)U ~ o'clock from the suhscrlos IN
Rockville Montgomery county, Maryland negro g named Ahe
about fifteen years OF age, orisD mn,a"o so
face slender person. thck su, o. a,
and reside in washington ciy
b. O. taken by ZONE one IN ea'
rnse probably white man, ~ whom sac may pc ee1
hryon The nls the State OF maryland
reward Tor her apprehension n'
so 1 get her again. y. NJ i''oh-
Sen 26-lmcpt
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pAYARD TAYLORB NEW WoHn.-ind'a, Emma, ana
ID Japan. ny Rayssd Taylor 8. 80 1870. a.. .,.
The Private Life Eastern King by memnet ~ me no"
bo,d az hs Inte Deem King Of Dude 20
the Old by ms sn'hor OF Rs'n me hses' 90
ox ..u,.
the Ms.rs Daughter: by Ainsworth u GEMS -.
Japan and Around the Void an account Of ihfes ps ~ w
Ms,p flagship OF the expedition win esn'h
usrasioDs, in lint 81 25
'"s' p''"'"'"' -" - 80 TAYLOR q MAURY's
ootlG Bookstore, near sh yreet
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Gov. Merrwether of the Territory Of New Mexico
in Louisville Tuesday last, his way to this city