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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-13
TO THE PHYSICIANS OF VIRGINIA,
and 10 All who use Liquor as a Medi.
cine or as u Beverage.

Physicians who prescribe Alcoholic Liquors for medi-
cinni pnupo.es shond give tho preference to WOLFES
SCHEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS.
l. 1t il manufactured u Scbedam, in Holland ind
exclusively in the factory of Tie proprietor by proces
nnl from material elsewhere unemployed and un-
known.
.. 1t is proved by tho repeated analysis Of several
eminent chemists be entirely free from the pernicous
iusil oil which remons in every kind of liquor distilled
from grar, and which is the cause OF the and
Nscern deiaI ecment, serious congestion, and morbid
iesre for hnbiiua aud incorporate indulgence, which
such liquors invariably tend to superinduce.
}. In is proved by the snme mnerrng tests that the
Juniper Gin not favored with the coarse. acrid and
indgestibe oil OF Jupiter heretofore used, but with
the specifically lighter volatile. aromatic and me-
cnal of the two essential oils of the Italian juniper
benny neglected by every other manufacturer.
n i. chemically proved to bs absolutely pure in it's
reeifcaton-a quality Obtained by entirely pro-
ces, and which no other Huand Gin in the world has
acquired.
s. II iy proved by extensive medical experience and
testimnny. be efficient well agreeable
eds h nanny OF Incl ieut DIR, psy grnyel chronic
gout iheumaii.m aaiulence, collie. concreions in tho
kidney and bladder dyspepsia, fever an ague general
debility, sugg ish crculat of the blood deficient
stimulation ot food and exhau u,,ed vital energy.
q, Ii is most grateful and renovatng cordial. and,
when used directed, iniames the syscm in
uces inebriey but tends rather to subdue the latter
iay by crcnti dislike 10 all inferior liquors. And
it Invariably the ILL effects of bad wEeth
er in swamPy or limestone districts. In all Of thess
cnumeraed tes il has rival in any market in the
world.
Since the init oducton of this celebrated medicinal
beverage into the United States, a number OF Liquor
Houses in New York and other large cities have
commenced connerei,ing it, The genuine is only sold
in quart and pint bottles handsomely wrapped in yellow
paper. with my the bottle, cork, ana label.
would ndvise those who IL medicnaly, purchase
by the bottle, as Bars and Hotels frequently fill my lot
tie. with common gin and sell II for the genuine For
sale by all the respectable Druggists in tie United
States UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer and Importer,
lS, 90, and % Bsaver-st., New York.
The word Schnapps" belongs exclusively 70 my arti-
Gle, all others are counterfeit
nov. dam
For sale at j. II. THOMPSON s. COS
New Drug Store.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-13
PETERSBURG.
l =. MAIL LINE FOR N. YORK!
SllMAER ARHAN Nl.E NEAI

~ SUMMER ARRANGE MENT
THE first class double engine steamship. I'm
hoanoke. Capt Thomas Sknacr, cnvcs Cny91A
Point Tor New York. Every Saturday norni a. at 10 q.
clock, touching mt Norfolk. The jamestown, Capt.
Edward Cnyend, leaves heretofore. Every Tuesday
.ve1ine, touching n, Norfolk Trains hy Railroad from
Petersburg connect with each shp.
Passengers leaving Lynchburg un Tuesday morning
will arrive in tiTe Ton the jamestown ut City Point the
same evening at7 clock md those leaving ON FrIay
will lay In Petersburg TINT nigh anl connect viii
th" Roanoke, nest morning nj 10 o'clocl.
fas-age and fare from Petersburg. Including
State Rooms Ala 90
sfce'age passnF. g 20
Passage ani Fare In Norfolk same as by tue River
steamers.
For Freieii ,rra.,,ro npply to
SAM Ell q. BAPTIST. Petersburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-13
MERRY CmRIsTMAs.

'INliE time for fricnlly greeting. making aud
l. holiday gits. il c.osc NJ hand. Would your give
TO an absent friend, parent sister, boihcr lover
memcnto which. Tor To come, will bear
vuuc to the reel p,nt and ns oft gszcd upon, recall
with love and gratitude only tho kndncs. of hcnrt
which prompted the gift, but the form and features o
tho don'r1 Ifso, go TO MINNIS & TANNERS, ard
haven iaultl'ss likeness taken aud placed in n cnse
ring or locket of your selection, from their large
assortment, than which n more acceptable gift eon
moi be chosen
pictures taken ut THE PHoToonarnIc DAouEHutAn
GALLERY equally well in cloudy clear weather mud
an impeliect picture al any Jriec IL suffered
care rooms, which iacl explains secret Il ,ur
unparalleled popularity nnd succrs. Cn in Us you
come flom the the eonspirous cutfunce on
Main st 3d door from Of Bri lrr.
MlNNlS & TANNER
dec 10 ia Practical Dngucrrcotypist-.
tT'G"untry pap' advertising forus. copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-13
HAT AND CAP WAREHOUSE,
II Sycamore St. Petersburg, Va

Opposite the Court House.
SThe subscribers takc pleasure ia notiying~
the Merchants oi Virg gnia. aud North Care -
Ina that their stock of Goods for III, season In. been
received and they prepared to their
m' and Others VIII, may visit hs market to lay in
their Fall supplies.
II ia known that we have always kept large aud VA.
,icd assortment of Goods in linz, nj will only
id that our stock r the present is unusually
large and well assorted selected entirely from Mnnuao
ne, in person by the senior pm ner whose experience
II fifteen years enables him make such selections and
such terms v i'll insure succcssf comp with
n.y Jphhing House North or South.
sep9=t MAJOR & MOORE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-13
GEORGE d. JONES & CO.

0DOR0E u. JONES & CO,
hRUGGlSTS, PkTrRsBuRa. Va oncr for sale Tor
- CASH or on approved CREDIT, n extensive
md vnrcd assortment Of Medicines, Paints, Oils
Dye Stufis Window Glass. Soaps, PerfumeIy
Ne Nc Obtaining their supplies from manufacturers
aud importers .nly, they prepared furnish pure
md genuine articles low they be bought of uny
regular lob,ing house.
Their stock for the Full trade embraces: Best Fronc
English mud American Quninc; Prime Currncas and
Annla lndigocs; Prime Honduras Cochinen; Beat Oh.
i've Oil in bottles and caska; Pure White Lead dr., aud
ground in OIL; Prime Ombro Madi.r, N barrels nnd
Kegs; Blue Nitrol in bhls. and kegs Extract Logwood
u boScr Spices of all kinds whole aud ground; Popu.
lr Patent Medicine. of all kiuds; uoins und other
tor the handkerchief German Cologne lair Oils
r'nntum, tinr Brushes, &c &c, Ic.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-13
THE FEMALE sly STEM.
Liver COMPLAINT. Debility

Extract ron james Harris Esq's Letter. .Aexandrin,
Va-Altcr speaking Of wonderful cures on HIMSELF he
sny.: Mrs II has been suffering with the liver
pln int and with nnbily, constantly complaining iom
weak ness through her whole system. She now enjoys
better health than iof lnry years, being entirely resoI
ed by the use of HamptonS Pegetabte Iincturc."
Diseased Side Breast Eyes-Extrart from
Letter from J. Grimes, Esq, Loudon county Va" My
wife has been for Yeas afflicted with great weel ness,
pun in the breast, side and back; paptation ,f the
heart feebleness OF the sssem loss OF appetite
complexion salow the sight Of eye almost gone tho
other We y weak. / pleased say, Hampton .
Tinctuc has restored herto perfect health. Her eyes
are as good Is they
fYHCa and get pamphlets
Sold by J. II. SEAY, & CO, Lynchln.rg; SOWERS
Scottsvle; A. ]. BROWN, Charlottesville, and by al
Druggist throug e ghout iheState. oar 24daciy
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TER MS.

The YIRGINIt published laily So aud semi. n,
81 per advance No paper will be discontinued ex
eept ,pton OF the roprietors all arrearags ha
paid.
ADYERrISEdHNTS inserted 30 cents per susr. Of
Il lines or e-- Tor the first insertion and Il
tnuanc" unless ordered inner form weekly and then so cts
per will be charged for Insertion II the number
hertons is not marked the MS be published till or
dered out, and charged accordingly
THE YEARLY RATES ARE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-13
Severe Case of Rheumatism

II
Ma ch 4th, 1888.
Messrs Mortimer q Morbrdy:- Gentlemen--lln'i ing
been afflicted with rheumatism for time in it,
worst forms and not being able obtain relief from
other medic nes | induced to tri champions Veg
etabIe Tncturc" n few bottles of which. am happy
saw have mnde perfect cure
Atthe time commenced using the Tincture | ~ns
scarcely able to walk. and have been foi
some weeks. entirely free from ail pam.
yours ,noat truIy NJ f. MAY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-13

N OTICE.-The subscriber. having purchased of
/ John A. franlin his interest in the concern of
franklin. Brother 4 Co. will continue the business in
the same house. door Liberty Warehouse, under
the firm and style of franklin K Brother They
their thanks their friends and the public generally
for the liberal patronage extended them or the short
time they have been in the Grocery ard Commission
business, and most respectfully solicit continuance of
the sumo; prom isng their best exerons give
sal ST lcton all who may do business with them.
JAMES FRANKLIN,
EDWARD FRANKLIN, JR.
q L..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-13

Also over 100 600 Paintings, Statues Modnls Chnrfs
Albums. Valuable Books, and Portfolios OF Eugravings
mak ing in all $50 900 gifts which will be dsti bued by
n committee appointed by the Shareholders und Tor
woYdsd free of charge bs he Pobcs ocdent servants
DASHALL g. CO..
186 broadway, New York.
Orders rr Engrayngs und Ticects in thi. rreut en-
prise daily arriving from III parts of tho United
Snoes and Cnnal", which warrant US in prom sing
very eary day for the distribution. Applications should
be mnde Immediately, as only "A certain number Of Tick
cts be sold. Letters with the money enclosed, To
bc prepaid and tho Engraving md Ticket will be for
war he'd free DASHALL e. co.
dec l3-d lMar 1876 Broadway. New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-13
A Citizen of the Old Dominion.
Cure Of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Liver Com
piaintt The Verdict has gone forth AHddmii
that champions I'inciure" has no Superior :

March 2Bth IBJJ. :
McsuS. Mortimer &. Mombray :-Gentlem,n-l hav"
been afflicted ior the last eight years with hheun atsm,
Dyspopsia aud Liver Complaint, suffering all the while
width pains n the shoulders. hip, back and side, shii
ing from side the other, Papltaion of the hcnrt,
los of upreIt, cold swess Mt night excessive costso
ness and c,ctd debility and weakness. tried nmny
rem, dies which dome good but rather grew
worse. Last fall | advised L, ty "llumlIon :
Vegetable Tncture " and mhappy it ha. cu d
me. mn free from all pain and in the enjoyment
OF perfect heal hand take great pleasure in Il.
ing the Tincturc To ull afflicted us have been.
Yours JAMES NJ. NOEL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-13

$40 REWARD
- AN nway iomthe subscriber, the 18th Mny n
~ negro man named MIKE belonging to Mrs -
Dance, OF Powhatan county Va. Tn" said negro is n
bout II. 7 inches b.gh well SETS black-bewech % and
80 years Odd; he Navy Cnp, hi other clothing
not remembered. The above rewards will be given
delivered To me- section 10 Yn. & Tenn. Railroad, Pu
laski co, Vn or $lD il lodged in jail where get
him JACOB RUMBOUGH.
unS-rs
~ Richmond VIII and buchanan Recorder copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-13
NEW CONCERN.

VINHE undersigned will continue the Groceey AMI
Z ,mmis>i.,n business ut the old stand oil Wilson
4 Fank,in. where lie intends keeping general stock
If every artic in his line and would re glai To Sc" ms
old customers and the p Bile generally Pr 'mPt h'ten'
tlon to all forwarding and Other business entI listed to
q. JoS II. " ibSo'''
Sentember l.t 1851 sep2ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-13

EE X co. the Dock, Richmond, Va, hnve in
L store and her for sale:
1000 sacks Liverpool Salt
500 bbs Tho.nBson Line
100 " North Carolina Tnr
300 baes prime Norihcrn Hay
900 tons Lum Plaster
so casks Caicincd Plaster
so tons Damaged Peruvian Guano
20 :" Mexican do
20 " Tafcu
100 bbls Medium No 3 Mnckare (new)
300 = Halifnx ilerrings
% " Winter Beuched Solnr Oil;
Also, complete assortment of Manila and Russia
Cordage, Blacks &c. nov 2-rs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-13

BLANKETS BLANKETS! BLANKETS
wv T. call the non of Contractors, Manufacturers
w and all person. wishing 10 buy, to our large and
wei assorted stock of BLANKETS. consisting OF
Extra fine Bed B uukets-ribhua bnrdered,
Fine do do
Mrinln do
Blue Green. Black and Brown do
Fine Crlbb do
And Na,r, Bl,nke,s "A clor. an grades very low
prices STlGLER, McELDERRY g. co.
oct l0ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-13

To the People of the City of Lynchbuig and all
the Surrounding Count es.
VDuN J. plRNlS Agent for Kent, Paine 4 Kent,
- under the vie OF "Ag't for =. 5. Kent Is ne" IT,
ceiyin; another
supply of New Goods,
= almost every description, embracing sylr l'rc.s
GnmI. Irish Linen Flannels, Linsey-. Ca.sinelts
krrscys. Kentucky jeans, &C.. &c.
500 Shawls more or lo,. of vnrons "ty's, at unusu
ly cheap prices.
n B-New (inois received nearly very week.
M 2l-rts JNO j. PURVIS. Ag't, &c. &c.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-13

NTANTED.-Fifteen shares of Merchants Bnnk
w Stock,to supply an order
augl7 dts PETERS, SPENCE & co.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-08-04

Within q few days past, says the Boston
Atlas, there have been unmistakable indica-
tons, not only that there is strong, continued
and incorporating opposition to the Admin
istration pervading the free States, but what
is quite as important, growing disposition to
concentrate it into an organized unity, and
thus make it available for future movements,
We have already referred to the demonstra-
tions in Ohio and Indiana, as witnessed in their
recent State Conventions, important as evinc-
ing thorough unity, the determ ination Of the
people of those States to put down the break
ers of compacts and the violators Of comnro.
misses as we'll as lively interest in public
affairs. The nomination of Mr.. Chase in Ohio
though in some parts of the State it is not a
generally popular one, has in one point OF view
significant and important meaning. It's an
impersonation of the intensity and depth of
the anti Nebraska feeling. To this he owes his
nomination. in spite of this want of personal
popularity and strong opposition in the Con-
vention. 1t evinces determination that there
shall be no mistake as to their meaning upon
this question. On this point their feeling is
the strongest. Mr.. Chase is most prominent
in his opposition to Nebraska, and this one
idea seems to have been prominent in the
Convention. They intend there should be no
possible error as to what they meant. In In
diana the indications of interest in this same
Nebraska question are as unmistakable as they
are in Ohio, and even more so. So unexpected
and spontaneous an outpouring of the people
had not been witnessed since the campaign
of 1910.
At the same time we hear of other political
movements, that also seem to indicate a grow.
ing disposition to unite and to concentrate the
opposition around this one great rallying point
In the great States of New York and Pennsyl
vania, the signs of the times are full of sig
nificance. A Wing Convention in an impor.
tant Western county of the latter State for
mally dissolves the Wing organization, in order
to give vitality, unity and strength to the Re.
publican party of that State and the leading
Wing journal in Philadelphia, protesting to
ern Pennsylvania, approves and ratifies the
movement. In New York, the Conventions o.
Wings Republicans and Americans arc called
to meet at the same time and place, in the
evident determination and expectation of con
sOlidating the opposition uto one C, concentrated
and overpowering party. In New Jersey
Vermont, Illinois, and Michigan, we witness
similar movements. and not dissimiar indica
tions of growing disposition to unite and
concentrate in opposition to the one common
enemy.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-08-04
Treachery Of the Administration.

Judge Beardsley, of New York, prominent
Democrat of that State, I'M q recent speech,
charges the prostraton of the national democ-
racy to the infdelity of the President to his
pledges. In the course of this address, he
says =" Indeed, the great things that will be
noticed in history, as marking and giving
character to this administration, are that in its
domestic policy it was in direct violation of all
the former life of the President, and its foreign
policy-why, it has succeeded in blowing nm
Greytown. Those will be the marked features,
of this Administration"
The Washington Union takes exception to
the Judges charges of violation of pledges,
and very innocently asks what pledges the
aforesaid Franklin Pierce has violated. The
New York Commercial, in answer, points to
the pledge given in his first message to Con.
gress that the repose from the agitation of
slavery shall suffer no shock during his official
term. if he has the fosoer to avert it.!
The Commercial we'll adds: " From the bur-
ried manner in which the Union CLOSES over
this great mistake of President Pierce's public
life, one would suppose that the Chief Magis-
trate and his organ expect that breach of faith
to be forgotten for the party's sake. We opine
that the expectation will not be realized. That
open reputation of solemn pledge has des.
troyed the confidence of all moderate men.
Even if the people were made to believe that
the President is disposed to give no second
shock to the repose of the country-admitting
that repose is again attainable-the fact that,
after distinct promise to the contrary, he had
used the whole machinery of his executive in
fuence to induce Congress to disturb the
general peace is alone sufficient to cause all
who love the Union and desire good fellowship
between North and South to withhold from
him further countenance and support. But
yielding, as he has done throughout, to ultra
lists and demagogues- doing the bidding or
taking the counsel of such men as Douglas.
Atchison & CO.-conniving at the bullyism of
Stringfellow and Missourian rowdies, who have
boldly defed all law, and grossly assaied the
very man whom the President selected to ad-
minister the law--even ANONYMOUSLY remov.
ing his own nominee at their bidding-it is
morally impossible that he can again be put
forward successfully as a candidate for the
office he has so demeaned. Yet we greatly
mistake if the Union is not aiming at that.
The task is hopeless. The Union may make
up its mind to lose its patron at the end of his
term"
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-08-04
From Washington.
enemy.
WASHINGTON, July "a.

WASHINGTON, July "a.
Various contradictory rumors and specula-
tions are af1Oat concerning the Administra-
TONS course towards Governor Reeder 1t is
asserted that it is not correct that any conclu
sion has been arrived at for his retention in
office.
Judge Minot. Fifth Auditor of the Treasury.
will succeed Judge Waldo as Commissioner of
Pensions
The Star says that Charles Lewis Chapman,
porter in the banking house of Messrs. Riggs
d Co.. has been detected robbing them of drafts,
coupons and notes to the value of ten thousand
dollars that he was arrested and confessed
the crime, and that the treasure has been re-
covered
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-08-04
fsem, -, Tie s.. Anthony Expssss.

The st. Paul papers contain frequent state
ments, that are calculated to carry false infor-
nation as to the numbering business on the riv-
er above. Almost every heavy shower we have
been God send to the lumbermen and as hav-
ing been followed by logs running from the
pineries and down the river. To set matters
right, we would say that not single log of the
past winters cutting has passed the falls at
this place, th 1t not more than three millions
have yet come out of Rum River this seas
on, that twenty-five millions now lie near
where they were cut more than one hundred
and twenty-five miles up Rum River, (by the
river.) that twelve millions now lie above
Sank Rapids and not one log has passed that
point yet, and that there is little or no hope
of getting more than one fifth OF the logs out
to the saw mills this year.
THE HARvEsT.--All our exchanges TEEN
with glow accounts of the crops. One would
think that this is the year of plenty. Every
where, through the Western States, the wheat
is as good and abundant, if not more so. than
ever before. Other crops also look we'll and
are full ofpr0mise. These accounts are source
of solid congratulation and of pleasure ten
fold greater than the thousand stories of the
Crimean warfare, grand speculations, baby
shows, &o, DC. Our own crops of every kind
are doing we'll. The harvest of wheat, about
which some fears have been INDUCED, will be
pretty good. Other things look as we'll as
could be desired. The people 80 miles north,
brag that they are ahead of the farmers here.
TALL SHooTING.-A gentleman of our &C
quaintance, killed the present week, three
prairie chickens on the wing at one shot, and
bagged fifteen birds, in three hours time. Not
bad sport.
IMpRovEMENTs.-Messrs.R Rollins and Upton
have commenced digg ng preparatory to the
erection of their brick building to be erected by
them, on the lots recently purchased Just
above the old Post Office building. 1t is graf
flying to observe, that our business men, are
now erecting permanent buildings, that will
be both profitable to themselves and Ornamen-
to the town.
In Minneapolis also we hear of contracts for
the erection Of two or three good residences
Notwithstanding all the disadvantages under
which we labor, a fair advance in substantial
improvements in st. Anthony and Minneap-
ellis.
In st. Paul also we notice several substan.
tial stone buildings. We should like to see an
estimate of the comparative cost of building,
as between stone, brick and wood. With the
present high prices of lumber it seems to be
the general opinion that even the first cost of
brick or stone would not much exceed wood.
In the long run there can be little doubt, but
that they would be the cheapest.
The presentation of silver service to Mr..
Griffieth, Engineer of the Suspension Bridge,
will take place on Tuesday next, on Nocollet
Island, at o'clock P. NJ. No other notice will
be given. and our t'zens. who desire to be
present on the occasion, should keep in mind
the hour and place.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-08-04


Boar RAcE.-Ths Boat Clubs of Yale and
Harvard College had race on the Connect
icut river, at Springfield, Mass, on the 2lst
inst. The Harvard boys won the stake, wing
accomplished the three miles in 70 minutes
with the Iris, having won by three seconds.
70 Mr., Mason, our Minister to Paris is
said to be far from WELL The Paris oorrespop-
dent of the National Intelligencer writes;
$50 far as have seen and heard, it is the
concurrent testimony OF all who are admitted
to intercourse with him that since the attack
ofparalysis with which he was smitten last
year, his body and mind are but the wreck Of
what they were" .- .
HoosIER PRoGREss.-Indiana has now thirty
nine Railroads, with 1,063 miles of track COM
pleted. These roads. like those of Illinois, are
rapidly developing the resources of that State.
- BY . csmparison Of statistics, it appears
that there has been. from the LIST of Nav to the
middle Of July, falling off in the number of
deaths Of twenty-five per cent.
~ A commercial treaty has been formed
between the United States and the Sandwich
Islands
~ Col. Wood of Cincinnati has entered
into An enterprise with Barnum for getting M
four "Bsby Shows" one in Boston, one in Bal
timore, one in Philadelphia and one in Cincin-
natl, on the plan Of the late show in New
York, ~ 80