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ALWAYS on Hand.

At SCOTT s. CRANFORD'~. 3. a and cut ar
pct Chain and Gorerlet Warp. white and eoiored
Ea..-n vim .tt.ns and NsdtLng.
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a PRICE GORsUCII, NY Successors. will continue IN
business and thell ny old
q orthy % patronage IBoSAs BENTON
-br
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DER>ONS having tAeir own Goods can have teen
cut ana maze = III despatch. ant At lon rates, a.
Arfl 8 A " AAA@kH
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Leather & Shoe finding Store

Under the Palladium Office,
No. Vain street. Rie IA m nd. IND.
has received good supply o TIE
following articles Buffalo slaughter sole Leather
French calf. sip Skins: T4n-pico Sud Aar-s
Boot and French snt Carica hI5 red k54Es :
au Pad SKIES TAeng leather AID shoe Threats - the best
shoe AT. ToSnsrnd's ans g Azdet ma EAu
us-Ct4re. Na.. and 1acA% >tyE- acare-5 Patent
Car skins. Lasting br LiEings and See#trs
al Pase B-ck8bE wholesale or FctAt=
.oat Trees utacu-ers Er-c=z CrtE
ing BoarIs Camps
TANNERS TOOLS
Whitening Knives Feshers. -urrieT. B-lss anl st-es
Welsh scotch stone. &c
Porous wiShing purchase any thirE IN Ey line
10 0 calf staCS Hsf1r- I-Tcha
sing determined 70 eel los AS any
stIfslu.en. in he
THOMAS PENTuN,
may 81. 1856. No : AHiu street
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LEFEVEfR Il OOss
CITY STOVE STORE!

yuNUF largest of arttss materials
,,neS- PLUMMER. NEo & co
C,pIRIrs TURPE>1INE. by barrel or gallon, tor
- a,la h. PIUNNER. IEO co.
PLUMNER, NE0 co.
nIASTER OF PARIS.-We are agents for m"nntae-
f'tmrer, PLUMMER. YEO \ co.
N-ARNISHfS.-ExtraYa rnr~hes at Cincinnati prices
Mesh a PIT NNERlEo Il CO.
<tyINt, to an arrangement with the manutactnre rs
Owe are furnishing dealers with !inseed OIL at sc
- - RUNNER. YEO x co.
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window Shades.

I Q 7 4 kA VT Nttf 80 thtHs IAf- sI'NA o
t~beaurifI OIL " inflow shades double wool 4h-asss
AMI fine embro.ser.,,i ~ h.to Window Curtains an,
-iudov ire Board Papers. April IL
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.Sfar improvement.

ECO TT X CRAWFORD are the sole agents for the
- sale the patent carpet lining and issiennss to
be- used in stead Of straw Much better eonven
great yng 10 the carpet Call sad examine 1t
ApI 10 la
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THE CAMELs.

norrpondent Of the New Orleans Picayune thus no.
aces the ARRIVAL Of the United States storeship Supply with
Der cargo Of camels:
tn clear sky fresh breeze, and ane weather. we lef
ne crescent City on Friday morning. May Igth and direct
our course down the Mississippi river object this trip
ing % convey load Of camels to Matsgorda The cames
Te aboard ss'reshp lying at the mouth The rich plan
atoms that skirt the banks this annus river an hath side.
n came IN vew at this displaying their most fertile
PPearance, impreng with the scientific care beoed
them BY the planters Of Louisiana The flower, and v.ve
Aoes with vareeated hues and u the rica. lsa
o"nspred to show Natures beauties in IN. srrv onsb
MAY ought surely 70 soften the heart Of any n.tic.
itions to the Substantial cottages Of the n.rro..
H with lie little spot Of ground growing vegetable, for
slaves enjoyment for cannot but regard this attention
0d to their comforts pretty good evidence Of Kind tes.
a Towards evening the drey mud banks Of the mouth
ane view, the land all the time sinking lower and lower
ne osmes board the Unitsd States storeshiu
'Oppy BY the side Of which We we're soon fastened and
T to receive the animas II being late did not
~ any Of them that day Wewent aboard the ship supply
Ver tmpeied BY curiosity to the wonderful bessts
' we're lodged below, well sheltered from the bad weather
% had three Arabs and Turks attend to their wants
zoe ship had brought them long voyage from Smyrna
quentiy the poor animals had been confined in very
o~ place for three months They numbered thirty
we including several young ones, Of which born
e voyage, in the vicinity Of the radewinds In
noe Of which the Jolly Jack called Il Trade wind
others had various Arabic cognomens, bat il h intended
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LOCAL N n w y.

Preliminary steps have already bean taken for the
largement and improvement Of St Matthew'S church We
learn from the Star that the improvements win consist Of
an arched ofsbout twenyour feet in depth the face
Of which viii be formed by small arches Of abou eight
feet span, and large Of twenty four feet span SPRING
ing castron columns there win be two side
for small affairs whilst the principal altar which viii be Of
marble win occupy the large The ceiling WIN be
deliberately fescOed BY Mr. Shutter and the whole when
completed viii render St Matthew's the largest church 10
our city, hundred and ffty feet in length.
NATIONAL TKarm.-At the request Of number Of fam
lies the exciting drama and splendid spectacle Of the Sea
Of will be repeated this evening" after which II must be
set aside for other novelties rapid Of prepa
ration The breaking up Of the Ice in the second act Of
this drama one Of the greatest scenic tumphs we ever
witnessed.
On Monday evening the celebrated American comedian
Mr. Hacke win appear in his great character Of Fssaf
Our active euterprising friend, Mr. Bonn, has inst pub
shed large and splendid photographic view Of the city Of
Washington, which should command wide and rapid
sale Il is executed with great spirit and hdelty 10
almost needless 10 add that Mr. Bohn be found a all
hours Of the dayor least while Congress 10 in ses
sion.-in the Rotundo Of the Capitol
We regret TO announces the death Of John Guy, sen,
formerly Of the Monument Hotel, Baltimore, but for the
last few months the proprietor Of the National Hotel OF
this atty his remains were removed 10 Baltimore yestsr
day for interment
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bs, every citizen has right TO express his opinions upon
aitieal subjects without let or hindranee.
18th Because all their political principles and practices
are At war with the principles and practices Of the wing party
which they repudiate and condemn.
eth Because wings cannot in the exercise OF
Der degree Of seErepect support the candidates OF
the members of which, under the Solsmnss Of oaths,
virtually LouHd ssslsss sreads al Aigs who have
- taken upon themselves similar oaths from the hOnors and
-notuments Of ohics in the republic.
these nsuperabe objections to union Of odine wings
9TH the American nothing party conceded have
M one OF two alternatives LEFT either TO remain inactive
.tor Of the conflict between the sectional abolition party
h North the national democratic party Of the Union
% assume position in which cur influence may save the
nry from the portsntous evils by which il il menaeed.
A. wings we allegiance to any party and least Of all
"a that o0e which, BY it, detection, accomplished the dssruc
n Of our party and whose leaders ngloriousy beg to be
sd from portion Of responsibility to the country
m what they its obnoxious acts and violated pledges
The article concludes with this eloquent paragraph:
The old whg party, organised body no longer
m it has persisted the hands Of those in whom 1t most
ud it has fallen by the treachery OF pretended friends
I'm, let not its be written until 1t may be recorded
that the great struggle between the NATION and the sec
,l and eetaran FACTIONS which menaeed its integrity,
tho lat expiring efforts of its disbanded, but still patriotic
hpt. we're directed to the preservation Of the UsIos
boat CONCESSIONS and the without mutia
ton.
Then
while the tree
OF freedoms withered trunk puts forth q leaf,
tk.k md will
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THE OLD LINE WINGS OF ILLINOIS.

Not only is there perfect fusion Of the know-nothngs
With the black republicans in Illinois, but effort is
nAkng-which must end in a wretched falure-to force
needle the oldne wings Of that State into hostile
Attitude against the only national conservative party
The country In view Of this effort the St Louis Re-
publican, able and influential organ OF the old-ne
Wigs puts forth the following timely, sensible and pa
rOuc appeal
We observe that great efforts being made in various
parts Of Illinois induce the Thousands Of old line whgs
sho have hitherto srcnuousy resisted all attempts
them with black repubicansm part in the con-
Whch be held Bloomington on the 10Th
We do not suppose there vhig in the State who has, up
this time kept aOof from the foul embrace Of this party
Eho viii yield when the black republicans are in
after despair and nothing Ter them but humia
ang defeat BY the democracy But there be any wings who
are at all reolute doubtful whereto go-vho faithful 10
The constitution and their old prncpss are yet pressed to
adopt course which may lead TO eonpeon with black
Pubeansm-a AK s, that they shall read the report
Thch We publish this morning Of proceedings
very convention Just held in New York. We tell them not
norsdaIous about that convention having given
ce 70 the predominant feeling in the northern States The
Ane fP abuDdanty disclosed in many Of the religious
conventions held there during the week, and viii be
uprising thing they able, after the exhibitions Of
malice hatred and all unchartabenes the part Of men
Calming TO belong Christian church. prevent dssolu-
non Of The Phlanthropie associations unucky inrusted
'n charge Head these proceedings We say-then reco
~ what has been going all the country for the last
we've mouths-hOw churches have been converted into
places where ministers Of God have commended murdcr and
odshed and devised carry their desperas
"mmendatons-rshec that politicians and statesmen and
men holding conspicuous positions in Congress and many
De states Of the UnOn have not hestated proclaim
nn0a desire for dissolution Of the Union and then a.
'Ag " enemies Of agitation lovers Of the peace and
e' progress Of the country feel that our whir
nend Of Illinois viii never commit the gross error Of at
aching themselves TO the desperate fortunes Of any such
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name them amer the States Of the Union, which woad be
highly appropriate. The Supply hAs specimen Of eur
naval management, being extremely neat vessel, fast
sailer and the officers and Of the best She b
manded by Capt Porter and could not be In better hands
for he regards the United Stats interest his
q The next day the eameh were installed their
home without dieulty, for their natural tim
idity rendered them difheult 10 manage .,...
The animals being all sale board, and everything In
perfect order babe adsu to the ship Supply ot
salute and our pOnderous wheels striking the water
bore into the in full speed for Matagorda
bay
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TEHRImE TExAs-The Galveston News has
the following notice Of terrible tornado in Dallas county
"Mr NJ NJ Miller of Pleasant Run Dallas county Is now
in city having arrived by the steamer from Houston
this morning. We have not Mr.. Miller but the
count he has to others Of tornado that took place
in Pleasant Run week ago last Tuesday exceeds any
have heard Of in Texas The tornado blew from the
SOUTH and commenced about hour before the
above day Mr.. Miller himself absent from home
He says every building he had carried away and
not vestge left His partner, whose have not
learned killed, also his clerk and and two
children making five lives lost his premises There
also ouroher persons killed in the immediate neigh
borhood, making nine in all and some six eight wound
ed. Some Of his goods carried distance Of fifty
miles in Tarrant county; and Of the children was
found dead half mile distant from the house This
nado extended about sixteen miles north and south being
from 200 70 300 yards in width Over this the tor
nado swept carrying away Frustrating everything in
its course killing horses cattle hogs and other animals
without being able to see Mr. Miller cannot attempt
state further particulars"
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OF freedoms withered trunk puts forth a leaf,
Even for its tomb garland 1t will be-
4 MOVE IN TaE RIGHT DIRECTION.

The offer of Mr. Barnard which copy below, is cal
ulaed to call useful suggestions in favor OF temper
,aee from which law may be framed to promote that
cause We hope something practical and useful may grow
mt Of this movement which will not be defeated and de-
roved by the nermeddling and necessities of politicians
p,s.a u one T4oa.and Dollars for the best Essay on Tenn
pssuacs Legislation, and outline Of taW.
With view nce the spirit of duty in the statesman
and to the OF temperance in reasonable and
practical way the subscriber hereby offers premium of
thousand dollars for the best essay the subject Of eg
tive designed regulate the manufacture SALE
and use intoxicating liquors. to be accompanied by out
line of for consideration. The great object to be
compshed for general adoption that shall best sub
serve the of temperance, and will be expected that
competitors for the premium viii in their essays set forth the
principles upon which such q law should be based
acquisitions prescribed to the number Of
pages all will understand the Importance Of drectness
Of AIN and comprehensive brevity. AL persons intending
write respectfully requested send their productions
suceoped and sealed the subscriber, enclosing their
names places Of residence before May l. 1851
BE- placed in the hands Of the judges.
The board of judges invested with full power ap
prove reject advise in respect the disposal of the
thus presented and premium viii be awarded unless
shall decided by the board that there Is offering Of
sufficient merit to command it.
The subscriber feels highly graed and honored that the
following distinguished gentlemen have kindly consented to
SER the board Of judges, viz
i, John J. Gilehrist late chief Justice Of New Hamp-
shire and present chief justice Of the Emitted States Court Of
Claims, Washington, d. C.
Hon John T. Clifford, New Bedford, ex-governor of Mas
achusets and present attorney general of that State
Rev Alex. II. Vnton, D. D., Boston, Massachusetts,.
Hon. Peter Cooper, New York city.
Nahum Capen, esq, Dorchester, Massachusetts,.
In making this movement | actuated by motives to
public good, render distinguished ability and learning
available the nation and the world with regard SUBJ
which has been surrounded by the accumulated dca
ignorance anatcism and doubt. Editors Of the Uni
ted States and Of other countries, win not trust deem
improper request my part II ask their kind eo-opera
by giving this communication such publicity and
OF their Journals win tend insure fna
success o the undertaking.
JOHN N. BARNARD,
No. Is Temple street, Boston, Mass.
BosroE, May /, 1856.
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remain respectfully &c, yours,
A. n. ARMSTRONG
p ST. look the country lost to the whites unless
the most Efficient steps taken is question Of
pre between bsrbarism and civilization On which side the
country should will declare ought be questions
BILE Sooner later the battle must be fought Justice
demand that those who have their fortunes
in that part Of territory BY the invitation Of gov
eminent should not be deserted in the hour need and
peril
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oRpEAscE oyyIcE,


paofosALs s1a iayi,sd fen y. aAss,Ierga.Hs o
potion % thai quantity less an bsns
sss ~ s ne ~ a = ne.
delivered ne harbor % New Yo BY Ia Of
i i ssss.s ia, oay vim those wsa s.s .s sa.sssss a
=: y ss.,
powder a military .yes are As. y ni1s - q en-.
sos saasas Sos .a s ss y sss DC ss.,ss
S. e ss % sssas .s :. ss q = s ]
ssIsi.s 100 sa ..s vessel ne rsss.s@ ss ss ssssss
q saaas pssss. sssh s barrel. . :. made q
psssisl dspnssd q 1sis sarii me Seoss
q NE barrel and % 10 secured By na instead q hung
.sss. assa gsssas ss,s.s END. 4 y ,'s.:: wa.
sp q iaipsHtae and % cloth asa The head u s
me aEsdsal, powder dass and aus. .sssaasn.
win b saDes. g and P.of y oes e hs o.ss.sss
and VIII ms
assoI On. asgssea win e made :. ,ss powder ~es and
psesen,aiisa Of which win reesg me oIdnsnes oss A
payment viii ss made % ne iii snSaa r.. ope.s mast
100 poaads baHeI neiaded1 end must se en-
signed 81 he Ordnance once Wssairsoa c. ihsy
opened The aah q May N me presence Of s bidders %
Wy N - = - H.K. cRAlG,
Boston Pos and Hartford Times Each u papers w
sis, 90 g dc osaSsSes Once S&A''s -
osdnanee Once. .as " Aas%
WAsmseros, May 4, 1885,
s'aa . ss sss
Be e sss sas VIA -
''''' ''''''' : - -'''' INK cTAIa,
The paper. authorized 10 publish tho e proposals
powder dated April ~ win insert this noee Immediately
Maya .@
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burg Wing says
the King Of Floods rolls in urbid and ressess gran
deur, bearing his bosom the wreck Of many lofty
tree whose giant branches have wthstood the storms of
the river thicky covered with drfwood Of every de-
scrpon, and the question, Shall have overflow ?
In fast becoming Of intense interest We do not feel
authorized 70 say that there win be overflow but we
advise friends who liable to the danger make all
their arrangements with that view and above all thinCs
10 neglect precauon that may be necessary to secure
their levees OF one thing certain that overflow
overflow, the lsvees The river viii be severely
tested and sincerely trust that they may stand firmly
the trying ordeal to which they likely to be sub
iected.B
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THIS Watering place win be opened fsr vss~~~
u June
bore hsving bsss leased by offem term The
improvements ta~te0 and
ons nd .ddons have been made render me hos
tons ssfcfy 81 ths nrf The fp
rsioad 90 Warrenton sx miles The norsinx
Trims On he Orsnes road from Alexandns and ffs Cor
donsvne East CONNECT Wsyenton
CONTROVERSIES ecsches swxt ne arrival ~ e ein@ Passengers
from baimors, Wa.hingfon md nexnnda srve ne spne
90 c'ciock, snd sssnscn snd Mchmond drn~r
Bosrd for four montbs G23
cns. zs sud one month, - cush per dsy,
4. .7II - -7,--'- THos D. H. rNcRAw.
ALExANDRR BAKER
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Os petition wls~ Baker, Of Ducs New Yort praying
% granted 20 him for an Improve
blind hinges and fasssnnes, for seven years from
expiration sd patent which takes place on me " day OF
sspsember, Tess- II
said petition be hssrd ~ the Patent o6es
an Msntsv aepsrnh~r q 1875, II O'Clock, and all
ps-oss soaed sypesr and SHOW cause, any fhey
have, peunon ought not 10 be granted - -. - -
ps,.rs or,,us me the Psten
Once osiecnn. specially oh IN vng, az least twenty
al estmony 6ed BY ether party
and transmitted I'm sccort
eafon. -
tenony win be closed on the soh AuEus ~
relied testimony, must be
oce before me morning of hat Day the ar
rup.n. N any, days therestsr. =,
potice BE pnhiished In me Union nteih
y.se.r Washington D. G. Rspubcan BsIn
pov. Phiisdephia Pa Dsy Book, View
y. Post Boston, Mss once week TOT mee suc-
esye wesss prevsass first Day % sepsmbu ner the
day u hesyus. ~u.,x,. s...rx,
Commis~ioner of Patents.
Ps-Raor. papers pesse copy,
Psent ohce with paper containing hss nesee
May a4-Iaw3w ."
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Proposals for Stationery.
'ErARTMEsT OF STArE,

DKrARTMENT STATE,
Washington, May -, 1855.
Of the aet esaizing and MAKING for
such necessary objects usually included
erai appropriation bill without authority
vide o certain incidental Offices
OF the and for
August s sealed will be received
an O'Clock the 2ist Of June
articles stationery be required
LIST DAY OF July in suboned
estimate quantity; but undestood
that the department be liberty
quantity Of acie than specified according 10
ring the
Each article be Of the best quality and delivered
when ordered.
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EAmY rRAcHn,-The New Orleans PicaJune Of the lsth
instant says that the people Of the Crescent City
oyng apco now and expect peaches and necsarines in
q few days"
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Tm SAvr cASAL-The most gratifying reports are re-
ceved Of the stability and condition ofhe work upon the st.
Marie shipcana letter from the superintendent to the
State treasurer furnishes details and facts which set at rest
the question Of the ability Of the work to resist the forces
Of frost and thawing.
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GUNNER HATx-TODD CO. daily receiving Iarss sd-
~ sock of sutnhie
would particularly invite the % 20 ther
French fe and kinds 81 veniatns
2s-asdkeDimH
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TAs Mssss.wJ GsksrMassvsaI GeuiaasssA.
sr. Logls. Mag is.-TAs Dsuosrsa pubisAss Mr.. Ben
ioas reply 10 tAs letter sppraag hin u his Roniastoa for
gOssEnor bas be nsthsr accepts dselne saying that
hs VIII kssp The matter under Confederation anti his
10 MissoaFi
The BsaonAns of Platte eongrsss0na district have
mated B. ,. Love- and the ans BsstOnians Capt Craig
co=asssisus U.asd Sasss SsMatsr.
NEw HAyES, Nay 33.Ths Legislature met In joint
vsntioa again to-day. Three ballots taken for
United States On the ballot the vote stood
TOaosy, l0l Dixon, u. Adjoarnsd wednesday merit
Markets..
sEw YoaK, May 2,Four has Adysaesd-salss Of ls 900
barres-eOmmon TO good State s5 s74 % Ism;
to low extra Ohio % rs % s2j good standard south
ern 80 81 81 Ia1fi fancy 10 extra d., 81 rs %.
Wheat has advAnosd-sales Of 5000 bashsssoathern
red 81 70 southern white 81 S. Corn dropping
OF 1890 bushessouthsrn Mixed So cens Pork has de-
cned-salss Of $50 barrels-mess els rs. Beef dali
sales Of 100 barreChcago repaeked Sl2 Lard steady
sales Of $50 barrels at lo cents. Whkey steadysales
Of 400 barrels Ohio at 27k cents.
BALrIhoRE, May 23.-Rlour daIl-HOward street and
Ohio, % IS City Mills, 90 l21. wheat yester
raesir TO prime whites OIL Soa 81 7oj fair prime
reds VI 10 81 So choice whits for family four 81 Is
Corn 10 aetiVeprme white and yellow sold for so cents
Provisions are active. Baeon-shouldsrs, . 81 cents
sides, sS ~ cents hams, 10 l2k eents Pork-mess
SO. Lard, lO1{ III cents.
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05-Rsv. Dr. sevin Will preach In the Capitol TO-
Gurieys church. On street
The evening O'Clock ''
May01
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CULL BRED NORMAN MARES AT AUCTI0N,-nn Tuesday,
May ~, n O'Clock, shall sell In front q me ancuoa
full Norman and colts eighteen
M old and other nine. ....-...
psopcry Of Professor Gibson, % me Un
yeruity
visit Europe Immediately win his family, remain
years, and for n III.
The vel all the word for his
strength and doc and a. farm o. work hoes cannot be eree
imported Diligence fnl
bred imported maes owned Edward Harris, ess, Mes
town. The sired Duke o.
Normandy properly o. samusi Holman, Chester springs
Saturday and Mondsy BehS stahies
Jas. G. MCGUIRE, rra
May I'D Auctieneer
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mAhHlED.
In this city Thnrsday evening nslaM by Mr.
MAkLArT, WILLIAM sMooT, ESQ., Miss ELLA FIELD
all Of this city.