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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-05

Sheffield Table and Pocket Cutlery
At Reduced Prices.
THE subscribers have hand, a very large and
i complete assortment Of Cutlery which they oder
to the trade at Importation prices
EDWARD CORNING h CO.,
mArch1O ST John street, New York.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-05
Garnet Hall Up Stairs.

Carpet Hall Up Stairs.
ID C. McNAlRY co. will open today and Tomorrow
H. ONE HUNDRED PIECES THREE PLY AND IN
GRAIN CARPET, bought a forced auction sale in New
York These epusi 10 quality and cheaper in
price than hitherto OF red in this market are
determined 10 sell them corresponding y low.
We Wil the time he opening many Goods IN
sspe and Fancy lines and VIII ca ue % open and
ceve ali the Novelties Of the seAo they sppear
~ New Work &c. Y AIRY co.,
Eugib o. s. Cnneee
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-05

new YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From vIsCHER OWEN 4 CO., Gen1 Advertising House,
APrLEros' BunD1SG 346 Broadway, New York.
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency of v. s. sW
MER, No. IA second street, ST. LOUIS, Mo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-10

Cushing sffSh Ssns
EAsTPoRf, Sept so-Ar schr q Paine, sadler, Phalla
Holmes U ST. s ssSs sSps
Laia Rookh, fheobaId and Home, Muir Qrom st George
FOLLY LANDING. Warwick, Oct s-Ar schr Edw slade
sa Oct s s.1s. a Hawkins
orom sonerseU. Darien, Ga
Bee. sSs Sss E.s ds.: : s sf s4 s Ay
ter Portland for DO; Adelne Howss, Phiiadepha Cid Oct
%6E brig Sys
Porter Adams shadepha for do FeauOhnOcE do for sa
sArr bg Forest BISSa rhsssdsphs for Salem
fsss s r
kin, Beers, sYqrE fcr 90: w..
ER fssss
DYER sSsn s ms
MOBILE, Oct Arr schr Kate Stewart, Ma,her, NYork
Oct s-Arf bark GoodsPeed Faye, NYork. -,
asp. holaoS sls s DOL
brig WIN Miller Smith Havana =, Below Coming gpmsh,p
York; sehr julia Il Rich sears savannah -','aN I'm
lowed 70 Sea, Sep. a-ship Houghon bark victorine;
N0RFOLK oct 5-Arr steamship Jamestown Parrish
s-x sD %asted schr EzabeS Eleanor Smith NYorr
CID bark Indian Queen, Erskne Venice Sid bark VIM Chase
NANTUCKET, Oct sid schr Elizabeth, Parsons Phla-
NEW BEDFORD, Oct s--sd schrs E NJ smith, Chlds, Al
bany, Jane, Harding, NYork.
Louisa Walsh Paine, PHILADELPHIA
Dean G % Merry ns SSy
yEss Nss 0Sn
crime Ann Green stony r sa lewis 9ye
Me- JSe whitfield Ma., KSpgson M Orbit weyaat crosOn
ton SYork julia Ann staples caal; for Cerao ~
do Henry Curtis johnson and Cummings Parker Pro-
violence for Philadelphia Susan Ludwig Walden Dghtou for
7,h, sAM-Wen. to the above; bark Mary Frances
Kuie rom WARREN for Pace Ocean, brgs Harp Sheed
do, Philadelphia.
Ds
rspaiIs for G%aysma both waiting wind Sid this AM schr
from Conversely for Daren Ca Mountain Eagle Pray trom
Providence for Philadelphia.
& a sSss Of mo- S
rena via Hayana brig Essex snno Philadelphia schrs Pc
ko SD Clinton aso
s.Sss ssS. sy.y wT ss. rh
PROVIDENCE, Oct Arr steamer Weschester. Clark,
s a ra so G
Palladium Avery. Albany via New London Henry I.emne
Albany Helen Smith s@iih Sag Hsrsor anu A'ue'a oas
smArr steamer Oceola Clark NYork schrs John Fitch
oap Te psyo om
bany and two schrs. Sid schrs Emelne Chester Brewer
Young k aud
SAVANNAH, Oct Arr steamship Florida, Woodruff,
SALEM Oct s-Arr bark Swallow tno. bark Up,sn) Upton
Wills Oct sld schr Planet Greenleaf supposed for
WILMINGTON Oct Arr scbrs Pedee. Baker, NYork
ton: schrs southern Belle Bren NYorS CONNECTICUT Lea
ry. Boston. Red Eagle Rogers. do
bss Adams Boston; La Williams West indies sohr nc Col
Lester, NYork
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CLEARED.
ship Robinson: Robinson, Lyerpool-snow 4 Burgess.
Ship Nicholas Bidde, Milford, New Orleans-Tayor Mer
Bark Zoe Oliver St Pierre and Mquelon- wheewright
Bark Virginia. Harvey Bermuda-w Smith,
BsIf Mary LasTsi. GIBBS Smith
Bris Dyer Sradmsn, $ Thomas and martss9H D
ZEE R:sasa $ ssHs Fsss.
ssSr Adsns SsRs S
schr NsptuDss Bride, Gilt Baltlmore-Maiiler. Lord
schr Amelia. Rockhnn Phradelphia-Jas Hand.
sSr ss McKee,
s sss f bs.sa fT
schr Orator Hogan Providence-J 3 Edwards.
sIoop Haryss Corwn. Providence and Brsso-L Kenny;
soP DaG %ssser Edwsrds
steamer Scon sr
Steamship jamestown Parrish Richu ond. &C. with mdse
and passenge s 70 Ludlam Peasants
passenses 10 Williams Saen Sept %asf ans
was company with Bremen ship President smid bound
s h bound s lon a 80 exchanged signals with ship James duh
Ssx Il sseG1 $ as e E
end Of Georges Banks saw large screw steamer bound
IS 70 snow bases . Gays WIN '0A ana
Ship Wakefield tof Rockand) Butler Sunderland Sept l.
Bark Moore Rio ysnsise Aug q with coffee 70 Kie
s o. sRass ?e s.
spoke sehr Mary Ellen of and from New York bound
Brig Civilian of Provncetown Smith, Buenos Ayres Aug
b. with hides, WOOL DC TO master Sept IS lat Is IS lon
60 80 passed bark steering sw with bboom gone 9Th lat
vdeo for BALTIMORE 9th inst lat 81 L. Ion ~ So spoke brig
Young America, Rogers, hence for Curacao
Schr Alfred (Br) Forian Mayaguez PR, 81 days with
gar TO v Onatava Co.
Schr Lucy Ames Ames Rockand.
Schr Nimrod Welsh, Boston for Albany.
Schr New York, Goodsell Boston.
schr Vintage Coleman Boston for Albany
Schr Cabot, Nickerson Boston.
Schr Cyrus Chamberlain Haiet. Salem.
Schr Edward Franklin, Jayne, Wareham.
Schr Cornela, RUSSELL New Bedford.
Steamtug Enoch Train, Hennessey, Boston
Steamer Anthracite, Jones, PHILADELPHIA.
Steamer Ann Eliza, Robinson Philadelphia
Steamer Westchester, Clark Providence.
Steamer Wamsutta, I'VE, New Bedford.
Steamer Seneca, Chauker, Hartford.
Ship Staghound Boston, tow of steamtug Enoch Train
brig Fornax, Matanzas
Wind during the day, WNW and light.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-10

Our Country-Great In It's renown grea, In It's achieve
ents let also be great in s good in the family
The States Upisn the Union Of the sates-Nuua
The Commonwealth Of Massachusets-Her present position
honorable for institutions Of charity and
The sateor festival grsoed BY one Of her most
shall receive our grateful remembrance
The CITY Of New YorknIhs oommsrcal metropolis q our
eessfu rival the worlds financial centre
to Sss
10 distinguished benefactor We cordially the
city B0son-ons Of the earliest plantations Of the
where ocnsdsrsa Of he bes apay own ''0' ~hcn every
Balmors the Monumental C.y.Her proades monuments
Old salem-The reputed mother Of many children. Her
lender her heir ha sOcsons uAusn'r SCUM pAn's''
S
his countr hsory-may the time be long before ano
her pen shalt shall Dc raissd e record his own
manship and graceful oraory have added ustre
M ssd our @
himself his loysl science and letters he markedly illus
Prosssor @ Ks native land America his
saSssed country his reputation for science belongs to the
Seieo jis-old Mother has been prolific in dis
story Pickering sasonsa and others Of she proud
presents the two Lords Huntington and their honored
The schoiarWhose varied accomplishments and classic
tastes have been the and men Of letters
The friends of the founder Of the Peabody Institute desire
The Mouth of the MerrmacThe city planted there proves
by her she orges not the reputation she has sustain
Harvard tniyersty~Ihe Alma Mater of brilliant
fathers established the homestead luminous point
The have secondedkheir reputation By making Drum
mond light
The Governor Of the State, Hon. Henry Gardner,
sponded to the toast to Massachusetts He skeched the
career Of Mr.. Peabody, eulogisng him at represen
tative OF Massachusetts, and . fellow merchant
Mr.. BANCROFT DAVIS, of New York, responded to the
sentiment in honor Of that city. he conplimented Mr..
Peabody briefly, and thought he had done much TO
bring about amicAble relations with England by his
splendid social entertainments Speeches were also
made by Rev. Dr. Walker President Of Harvard College;
William Messervey, Mayor Of Salem Mr.. FELTON,. Greek
Boston.
Mr. HALE in responding 70 the memory OF Abbott Law
consratu lang him the Of his Fourth OF July
celebrations
The dinner rather SLOW but otherwise the demon
stration quite brilliant. il wound up by ball
In the evening at which Mr. Peabody shook hands with
all the populace
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-10

THE WONDER OF THE AGE
Who does aud T P1s sqes rSt s SPifs s.
Henry VIM. Herbert asss
wv D"D''0 49, ~ Cor De Chase" does.
'a'i'"- ' 49, acorn . does.
= = : - '0N'1"'''A Frank Cahm dsss
N. p. Willis, Esq, does not, but
''1''' 0-o - "Touchsone" dosa.
= - - =" A. Jazz does.
VIM 7. Porter does
John Brousham does.
Geo. W. Curtis does not, but
- pipes" does.
-'' "A'A -'''A'' ''''' Geo. wilkes does
And some more that do not, but
Forming altogether the most brilliant staff Of writer's ever
Buy one copy and satisfy Yourself
For sale everywhere.
PORTER's SPIRIT has more music thai. lie Academy.
SESs I've spirited picture of each
NC use r. tells the whole story
use SPIRIT contains the best Of
What's the use Of Sg hsP sFFis1r ten, !,
as sss tell you why
the ss nss sides
What's the use Of FgeR Z IS sR x ten YOU who
the use s was h..
What's the Fl hssa sR s H % cure them in
For sale everywhere.
Price six cents
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THE WONDER OF THE AGE
L Who does and who oS does not no, write for
Washington Irving does not but
Cor De Chase" does.
Acorn y does.
: -. Frank cahil dses
H. p. Leland does
Harriet Beecher Stowe does not but
"Touchstoae" does.
"A. Jax does.
VIM. T. Porter does.
John Brougham does
Geo. W. Curtis does not, but
pipes does
Henry Ward Beecher does not but
And that do not but
Forming altogether the most Sran ss N a
attached 10 any paper in the world without any exception.
Price only six cents.
Buy one copy and satisfy yourself
What's n + ss oSsa music
fo tss ss Sns Spirited pc. of
80 ' PSRTER's SPIRIT tells the whole story.
What's the use g s RPTslf oous tn. be-. Of
what's the use PokTEes sFRr tells you q. about it.
PoRTERs SPIRIT win tef you why.
s e s sp sr sss
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Price Office A3 BrOadWag.
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ALMANAC NEW yoRx-THB DAT.
SUN RISES. NOON SETS .m0rn -
SUN sErs............ 70 HIGH WATER. morn ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-10

ITO THE HONORABLE WASHINGTON HUNT-THE
respective claims Of two Of the candidates for the Of
prsseeni Of e uned states At the approaching election
other states invited 70 perform fhsi service before TIE
merchants mechanics and Of New
York In Wall Understanding are favorable 10
the election Of Willard FILLMORE eminent citizen ~ our
own state known 70 The Whole counryrwe should be very
Happy near an efpreson Of your yewsst the place
Friday che terth day II October instant
loser Ehiou Co v Peniz Chester Drers
Dyphanfs So y Phillips fh0snlx. ID. A A. klngsland
Henry A. Cot stephen whitney. sutton
Theodore Dehon. w. n. Astor Waldo Uutchns
Geo " fhelFs ID u. Lord Charles A. Davis
= IL. tlAk. kamue Is. KuRgies Morris ketchum
She herd Knapp. Harbeck a Co. Ramsay f,rooks
x X y. a tout y y Norgaa Schuyler Livingston.
Bowen Wtliams Henry 1rinnell. Jr.
Dated, Oct. :, 1856
INV loRK, Oct. 3. 1855
GFSTtEwrsI have had The honor receive vour letter of
yesterday inviting % address portion my feow'c
zens on the Presidential question ut the Merhsus exchange
70 morrow Although The bret time allowed will scarcely
permit me % make suitable preparation for occ sson
have donclnded % cnmply with y0ur wishes.
important no good citizen s al liberty devae from the
resson Of ~ honest opinion the questions which aatae
The country With great regard, your obedeni servant
WASHINGTON HUNT.
Nessrs Foster Elliott Co. Henry A. Colt oyphanrs sons
Charles a Davis, William B. Asor, and others -
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n FiIk, 1HR STAR OF MTNGRELTA nv al VI w
i REYNOLDS. Mailed, free OF postage % receipt ~ 81
cents. y. BRADY, No IL Ann street..
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TOO LATE FOh CIAssIF7CATTOH.
As SEVERAL REPORTS HAVE BEEN MADE THAT
"A was board the bark Panchita, when she
by the United States Marshals beg that will
form the public that have connection whatever
vessel M. II. nA CUNHA REIS HeAyer street.
DRGULAR DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION FOR THE
IN Third Congressional district.
Al nm adjourned meeting OF the Third Congressional Mont
rating Convention elected pursuant 70 the call % the General
cesnmttee, nj Tsmmany Hail. held nj Lairds Fh Ward Io
tel on Thursday evening" October 1856 the Convention
gained and proceeded ballot with the following result
Hon nsnel hickes, tvotesl
Dop. " llan inner
On motion Of g. NJ Bogsrt seconded By the Hon Daniel
Mahen the nomination declared unanimous commit.
tee o. Eve having been appointed 70 inform Mr. sckes OF his
nomination. returned with him 70 the Convention and he ably
ard eloqueny addressed and accepted the nomination
Mahen and Capt Rynsera
The following appointed 10 cali mass rsif.
cation meeting Of the democracy Of the district Monday
evening, October ID ~ IN oclockThomas Byrnes
ward; Hon. Daniel Mahen. second ward NJ Bogar
ward, John Moore, ffh ward Robert Linn OF the Eighth
Aer which the Convention with hearty cheers Cor the
candidate. adjourned. by order Of the Conven,ion
GEORGE q. BARNARD Chairman
ions " wnrrrsoRr seere,.risu
JosrrH HaRRisoS.
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,hsn crun bic 70 dust, Moth and rust shall not corrup
~ they might ~ easily corrupt the pure white portals Of
pearlv Thieves shall not break through and steal n
they might easily break through the vaulted sky and
sie. be brehie s,Ar N tns nrmsment The great sen
OF practical unoscniaiious bcne volenoe-above oil the
beroes and statesmen Of the Aususian age Of England
who hung with woods the mountains suliry brow,
Prom ne dry rock who bsle the ws.ers aow'
Or IN proud fails magnihcently lost
Resh 70 ne sIcs and .oisee 70 sSe swain I'm P''''
Bat your Man 81 Foss, my friends hasnugh nobler
spsrslps mind refreshing, soul cheering stream which
rene~s while saisnss the generous thirst for know.
ledgethst noble upauencnabe thirst which from n .
sori cob spring. gains new cagerness from the
orsueb, when alsys n forever returning though for
ssed TO the cool deep fountain Of eter aa truth
You will recollect, my Dsnvers friends the 10th
% June, 1852, when you assembled 10 celebrate
NE @ ntsnta annivsrsary Of the separation OF
Danvers from the parent stock. You pleasant
village arrsyed beren that day In her holiday
robes Her resident oazens With one accord took part
ia the Festivities Her children dis psrsed through the
tnon, returned that day TO the homestead. One long
absent was wanting, whom you would gladly have seen
among 700. Bot had forgotten him nor he you
He was beyond the sea, absent BODY bua present In
spirit and In kindly remembrance In reply 70 your
va,'ou, he returned, ~ the custom s letter Of &C
acknowledgement, enclosing q sealed paper with On en-
dorsemens setting forth tha, contained Mr. Peabody
sentiment, and Was not 70 be opened the toass were
proposed Al the pubic dinner That time srriyed-the
paper opened and contained the following sound
EduosuonA debt due from the presen, 70 future genera
tons
Now We all know that, occasions Of this kind a
loose slip OF paper such sentiment apt 10 be writ.
ten on in danger Of being losta puff Of air enough
70 blow Il away. Accordingly, Just by way Of paper
veiehust 10 keep the sentiment safe the table and
also 10 illustrate his view OF this way Of paying old
debw-Mr Peabody laid down twenty thousand dollars
on the ton of his sentiment and for the sake OF still
greater security has since added asout a. much more,
Hence II has come 70 pass that this excellent sentmen,
has suspect, mainly contributed 70 the honors and
pleasures o. this day. But have occupied, Mr. Presi
only, taking my seat congratulate you this Joyous
occasion, a corsrrulse friend and guest Al hay
ing bad in hs power 10 surround himself with many
kmhitg sces and warm hesru.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-07-25

ANOTHER HORRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
mail this morning brings Geographic accounts OF
most melancholy disaster on the North Pennsylvania
Railroad, the particulars of which will be found in
to-day'5 paper.
sIn this substance, (says the Baltimore Sum- the suf
ferers include large number of children, and the
nature of the terrible event is rendered douby dis
tressng even TO contemplation in the agony which
must have been endured by those exposed 10 a death
combining the torture Of fractured limbs and wounds,
with the destruction by fire. 1t too fearful TO con-
TEMPLATE but as another testimonial against the in
sufRciency f care especially in the case Of special
excursion trains"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-07-25
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, |

Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, June ITm' 1000
WILLIAM FoY JOHN r. YOUNG 40
Original Attachment Levied Negro Boy JOE, ageu 20
years. , ILL.,
IT APPEARING to the satisfaction of the Court tna tn
defendant in this case-John r. Young--lsa nonrgslIe
of the State aforesaid has absconded so conGea
self that the ordinary process of the law cannot De
upon him. is therefore ordered that publication De maui
consecutively in the Wilmington Journal n
flying the said John T. Young to make his personal appeal
low at jacksonville on the rs Monday September next
and and there and repevy otherwise the c
will be heard expare to him and judgment final rendered.
accordingly. c. .,
WITNESS Jasper Etheridge Clerk of said Court ~
office, the first Monday of June A. D 1886 c,,.-.
July s. lS56--41-6w. JASPER ETHERIDGE, ClerK'
Prin' er's fee s. Oh
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-07-25
For the Journal
CLINTON, July Nth. 1856

CLINTON, July 1ftn, lou
Mr.. EDITOR You will pardon me for taxing
vour time (Which I know to be precious) at this
particular jHncture while matters OF more import
should crowd your columns. But an act of simple
Justice 10 good Democrat of old Sampson, demands
that correction should be made in an article pub
lshpd in The Daily of the 7h in which it is charged
hat Isaac Boykn became candidate for the Sheriff
atv of Sampson at the solicitation of Wings, An
error which is attributed to the want of information
in the writer Of the piece signed "A Democrat"
The facts were. that Mr. Underwood was in the field
when F{ l"i Mr. Boykn declared himself and that there
was no coIlusion on the part of Mr.. Boy kin with
any Wings nor for the purpose Of defeating any one
else. say that attribute this charge to ignorance
design on the part of the writer Of A Democrat
to iniure man who though making no prerension
to be among the leaders of Democracy, yet is as true,
tried and faithful Democrat as his coun'y boasts
Of The writer of this article trusts that {" A Demo.
GRAFT will t3ke this correction in the spirit in which
It is intended AN ANTI-KNOW NOTHING.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-07-25
Congress.--Wedncsday.

SENATE.-The bill supplemental to an act entitled
s'An act to amend the several acts respecting copy
right" approved February 3, 1881, considered
and passed. also, the bill for the final adjudication of
questions of title to swamp lands between private
claimants and the State of Louisiana. The Senate
then took up the bill to increase the efficiency OF the
United States army and Mr.. Jones, of Tennessee,
advocated its passage; after which the further
sideration of the subject postponed until Monday
next. After very long executive session, the Sen,
ate ad olrned
House OF REPREsENTAT1vEs.-A communication
was laid before the House f:om the Secretary of the
Treasury, enclosing letter from the Director Of the
Mint, in relation to the proposed alteration of the
cent coinage The House then resumed the con-
sideration of the report of the special committee
appointed to investigate the alleged assault upon
Senator Sumner; the question being upon the mo-
ton to reconsider the vote by which the preamble TO
the resolutions had been adopted Mr., Keilt deliver
ed an eloquent address, which enthusiastically
applauded and resigned his seat as member of the
House. The motion to reconsider was then laid
upon the table, and the House proceeded to consider
the Illinois election After speeches from Allen,
of Illinois, and Washburn of Maine, the Honse ad-
ourned.--Unl0n.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-07-25

TAKEN WATER."-The disqualification of Senator
Sumner, on the day before the trial of Mr. Brooks
came Oft before the Criminal Court. has generated a
hearty laugh over Washington. The truth is, it
would never have done for the Republican cause to
have submitted him to a cross examination upon the
witness stand as it was we'll understood around the
Court House that such would as surely have
exploded the peculiar statements of his remarka Bile
testimony givem before the House Investigating Com
mttee, as his appearance under the gaze of the pub
lie would have exploded the trick of making him out
tor political effect, dreadfully injured man Cen
tlemen who saw him the morning of the day be-
fore yesterday, as he about leaving Washington
In the cars conceive that he never looked in better
condlnon Yet, as it seems that those who have him
IN custody are determined TO play out to the end TIE
game OF public deception with reference 10 his cond
uon we shall rot be surprised 10 learn that he enters
Boston on clutches, with head shaved and bound m
and limbs trembling as though bending under the
weight OF halt a century of premature years.
The distant reader may rely on it, that if his an
pearance IN the court house at the rece trial won
not have exploded the humbug he would surely have
been there 10 confr MT his assailant The act Of rnn
ming him OF at such time, pretty much as the thing
is done on the unIer ground railroad involves pos
i've proof OF the false pretences and humbuggery of
the current Republican party Representations con.
cernng his condition; and il is so appreciated in this
Washington Herald.