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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rNns s.,.r-

II wish sell my farm formerly owned by Mr. p In,
distant about i miles from the Lynshburg College an.
TRACT contains 2ll ACRES, in wood - arrfs {, .
Flats and has upon it an ORCHARD of J,0Fltl rI4tS
young aud old. The Improvements exc Irn n M
DWELLING with rooms and all the necessary .ntbs,>,
all of which have been put in good repair recently
ing lis advantages maate and dairy more de-. r
bic place is seldom put in market II MT before In m
August will then be sold public ON the premises
My adore. is ynchburg persons desiring personal in
tervicw will find at the store of Mr.. A y Ruck,r
1-dVCtds EDGAR WIIITEuFNu
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- ~ e.. Nv having established MUSICAL 40, ,,r,,t.
"a s ny Is now prepared give It ssops ON ,b
-, "'tf toi'hfe'", 3c and all the yariops Prnss .
Thorough Bass ' instructions or lessons in
From long theoretical and practical eyf,. , .
"a Nh oI giving entire satisfaction to his ir,Is '
Fo,te 60 @ hhr'anged Tor hraas aud String Band4 piano
Entrance 10 Academy on X yle's co-ror r.. -,
opposite the vugnian ONCE 0'"''' "S' Airy, n"-'ly
apr l2aN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07

Nosice-Messrk JAS W BaowS Josffh \ BROWN anu
WYNN arr o,r Agents In the country, and MAJ
Ws d CHRISTIAN and A MpsrGoNitf, IN the city, Tor
collections aud settling The business 81 the Nifgnan
one 10 the ST Of April which all bills Tor sub
sepiion the undersigned To distant subser
hafs and advertisers bills III lee sent by
mail and retances through that channel In registered let
tiers solicited risk, it highly important that
the old should be speedy wound Ne trust that
all those indebted will appreciate the necessity
for an early prompt OF ther accounts on pre-
seniation ASboAAbb n Rms
MAY 2l.s
- Those gentlemen sso authorized 10 receive sub
sefptions girsiuian for tbs Proprietor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07

Il AND PERSONAL ESTArE--In pursuance "a the
deed by George Curic and l
ted 9th oJanuaIy eJ and recorded the CLERK Office
Musings Court iynebng and by consent Of the partr>
shall Tuesday, the 2lst day OF July 1851 sell publ
auction the Real Estate and Machinery the premises
the Slaves at the Market House in the of LynehburP
following property conveyed to us iii said decd
The Lot of ground, containing about acre Ca
nal Basin lining the lot recently occupied by the Piedmont
Works subject the nights Of J. Il. . X Co ti4aai ,l
which is fine water power for manufacturing purposes hc
taken from the Gaual OF the sid Company.
. Tie unsoll part Of the Lot tie opposite side Of t
BASIN the Grs Works. to be divided into lots
,. The Steam Engine, Boiler &C. formerly at .lr
Piedmont Works.
Also The foiown ing Slaves; Betsy, cook IA Sfa
her three children moutioued in the deed sus Lows
Horny and another did born since the deed
Terms at sale. JND NJ SPEED,
CHA : r. SLAUGHTER J
RI j. DhsIS,
c. DABNEY.
jc Il deo1i 9liuly HENRY ID. FLOOD.
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e. ltns Were nssihe to have roeeti "a ul Ia
DIS Barnums Baby show. premium OF SluoJJ
would be given could he found as handsome Fcyt as
- rs T. tse who us" these wonderful Ihs
sold the No. 70 Maiden Lane New York
aud - 2ii Strand London by all druggists at 21t,
= = .and - nor pot OF box. lmlv 2dIw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07

sufficient evidence Of the high appreciation by the community
OF the "Cockale CITY Of the merits of "RoSSERS COX
CENlRAIED ESHENt EOF BAY LEAVES, tor the Hair.
hnrrVd bottles have been sold in that in the short
space three months and still the demand daily Increasing.
1t warranted To remove ban1lun
eis warranted 10 prevent the failing of the h1r.
It warranted To relieve that distressing itching which
frequent prceejes the decay the
1t warranted moi to have s superior har beauthcr
For lldts-ltis the Yer! article Tor the Toilet
For Il .ntlcmeults uhcqaltd Tor the Whsker and Mas
taehe
For chireni preserves their hair and causes it to flow in
glossy ringlets
For Mcchms-It gives fine profit with ready sale Pro-
supply ot Mrssr,. ) iRDIIlER WHITEHEAD,
Druggists Of this ely lmar 2}dNcts
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Erfaag Trarclfr To DYsPtPfIcs We would call the at
who aflctcd with This terrible complaint
remedy, which, from the modest Its merits are SET Tor
ward might he overlooked by many II affords great rtiei
almost every instance certain cure We alude 10
Dxfsonated Bities sold by Messrs Seth " Fowl ca,
i- Washington Stf.et THIS hpraldcd bv Of I'M
meaninR persons unknown 10 the puhhc, but
few well chosen testimonials from memheso Of Congress and
smr city officers WHO have been
cured by and whose familiar 10 every Bos
onan evidence ct its racy For dyspepsia de
aIY weakness IT excellent medicine. 1t may
be had At any Of the apothccary stores
.ane genuine unless signed 81 fISnu the wrapper
SETH W. FuNIE n co. IL Washington Street Bus-
ton Fr9prletors. Sold by their agents everywhere.
For sale by J II SEAY.
mlV
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yirsinian Jes Pri.sins Once.

The ypsISIAS jon OFFICE has been ated up win ses
and supplied the assortment of type
~ every description and prompt execution OF all
Kinds OF Plain Ornamental Printing II Is under the SUI
nerntendence of Mr. II c. TREAstt by whom All orders wiz
he punciuay filled Distan; patrons VIII be promptly sen
aed to Patronage and abroad respectfully solicited
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.rwiNG ua1sssNE.-K.uo

~ NAI. AND OPENING ANNOU NCEMENr-ro all
whostN use sEA1NG MACHINES Tho superb new Mar.
bic Ha 'ag Of NJ Singer Co NJ A. Broadway corner
Of Grs street. New W k viii be opened Inspection and
tire sHs'' ct business Thursday July 81 ls57 Ci,i
2ens am s., Nis the city are respectfully invited
call ,,'r he cstlbl sneu and the
Of The singer So Machine il operation
VI StNaIR \ co, 5as, Broadway, New York
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n,o .mIrrHMs oE r"mA.co wE.r. VA

NGDEss of ahOsc cheap sri-h LINEN. as - =
w aud 20 just received and for sale cheap for cash
t,L-- 4 l -.
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w, iFfed vii pay Tie HIGHEST CASH PRICES
tn one i'~dtsd hoy Negroes suahr for thu southern Mar
Lynchlurr W. rofiV w VIZ = & y
10 luifs
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.



generally used freely by society
gard rnnseq and this will
deal sf sickness We know of many families
that troubled with disu1eed somsch bowels choI
marhus dyssnery Sc aud yet they adopt
resp thaf they regularly Bakers Premium
Bte# gentleman sid the other day that lie believed
these Bt positive for all dsofdered bow
several he had testcd them We personal
~ acquainted Will ia allies who say they would
bs without their regular meals be destitute OF bakers
Bltes they that II their children the least sick they
them sna quantities through the day according
aud these Btcrs ill give reaction Ia the whole
proper functions nature kept regularly work
sickness We would advise who
strangers the great virtues of Bakers Premium ers
time In giving them fair trial 1hey Ill thus he
satisfied Of their true value We were told by physi
day since that IL the best toms invented
lie said he hal been attending large family
country for i've which worth from
per but he had recommended he To Ia
ago which proved very Ell
caeons they for him had ply
been waiting In that family but they the Bitters
whenever they required Tho public the
great money wcl time by the moderate u
this all healing tonie.-R wing
u Every family should keep a few bottles on hand
Pfiee. ~ cents per bottle.
had all the principal Druggists in iynehbnrg Dan
,e famvc finea.lc. Abingdon aud es"here throughout
Virginia. Orders promptly hied by addressing
miy22w L BAKER. Richmond. Va
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IL.
eyse - .i.:.,..s =.
Sea! ~upi-. esnicc Sn ~ y. IL IL
i4YNcllEuRG, july /, ieJ7
Monday the 9th inst the Mail and Passenger
~ Train between Iyuchnug and Bristol will be daily,
except sundays, AS follows:
Leave Lynchburs i y. NJ, arrive at Bristol AS NJ
Bristol 400 y NJ, " Lynchmrg T. NJ.
W G. SMITH, G,nl Supt
Papers advertising for this company VII withdraw adHel
sement OF 18th May and insert the above.
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\ BALTIMORE Mp-lhe undersigned. Forwarding Mer
chants, and Of the nusy wanna Railroad Baltimore
respectfully sulett SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO TO ALI
POINTS IN HE " EST AND Sol lliNlSr and nom
their acquaintance win the trade having been
the consgnees OF large part OF 'he Tobacco gns Nes,
through baltimore they ttel themselves that They give
satisfaction shippers
Freight as low rs by any other line
Conseuts and tro the Wc' solicited and punctualy
attended MAGlkAW n kODNS.
70. North street, baltimore.
Refer 10 jacob lIcaid y C., Brdndt u Baltimore; T.
L. Dudley, " ! Smith, hci1anirl lll. Preston, Miller
Gfcn-Al", lNneAHurG Nfei4sas." y Co, = hmond
- dIilan
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ts ). II. iHohr>uN A CO. Druggists, Il d,serNcly
popular prompt, active and reliable for bnrrh ga
PANS in tie Baes Cramps Sc. lis not harsh
sreiaA but pleasant to the taste that the srurst
ed viii take IT, Provide yourself with bottle you travel
l AnIl ~ ilLrIIn /. -
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II ii'nc" lately oV,al ii uN VIM u Christian near Hhu
o l.. IL. -l', residence Terms liberal
Fttlf lll f. negro rn the remainder OF The year
81 an admirable ser' ant about house. Apply 10
- Il II GIASS adm.r u WV d @
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yoa,Ns. ss.EMuAN. one Ola rnir of

NOgNs. SHERMAN. ola pair of r..
Morgan stations sired ny the celebrated 2 49,
ting Stallion, BLACK llANk Viii stand 4 short < II
this place the Livery STABLES
of Messr Bruce WHOM te ascertaincd
This morse took premium the Petersburg Fuir Fall
j. uJt'l T.. Il BOOTH.
HOPS. HOPS!!-sssps Of the best quaiity Tor
y u sale Growth lsJ6--.l store. Apply
jy Its LEE. JOHNSON co
LYME srE( AZ iI0UOKgCE.-5O cn.e> Every
y fine stick lIqnoTce daily expected. Dor sale by
jy7ts LEE, JOHNSON q co
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Esnuis of sirginin.

=. II n NV II'' dUIY T oo'.
TENnE hoard or DlREC TORS, have de Jared dvi
d.nd II tie pluhts Tor the last year PEI
the Capital Stock payable the Stockholders Ia,
18th inst RIO. {. MITCIItI.la
,I,t ma ,pttt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07

w Jacouo GamDrics, Swiss MUsms Nansooks, theohcl
M1s.s,, Cambri, Just received and cheap
h. by 1iuiy ATS $50 !. ptItNiS, Agt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07

u supply u Eui0 B3ll N-nEI WUftl !, Sugar gpefs,
arIH.N uiP carrot aud Ialip Seeds for Stock ale
le3fs j II THOMPSON x GO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-07

zen. Walker left New York the afternoon Of
July st route for Charleston. 1t Is supposed that
his next movement will be to drive Gen. Martinez
the present usurper of Nicaragua, out Of that repub
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-01
City Intelligence.

ISrosrrRs IN PrrnooATs We have been requested 10
caution the public against nsr uatng specimen Of the
female sex who 10 coming the benevolent dodge on our
iceptbe country cousins very extensively. She dc.
scrbed about forty forty five years old ordinary
stature, black hair and eyes, had with her girl about
nfteen, and boy twelve years old, whom she claimed
and daughter. She mates point to quarter herself
some influential family Her modus operandi 70 solicit
subscrptio for magazine about TO be issued the pro
ceeds profits to be devoted 10 purposes but
particularly TO enable Gov. Sade to send
10 the West. The magazine, though q very expensive
one TO be ssued at very low price, ~ "kr. Grurell
was furnish the paper gratis Peter Cooper had made
large subscriptions being DESTROYS the publication should
have extensive circulation The contents would be heart
offerings OF various writer's aud artists or course the
whole story bogus, s The parties named denying all
sr~r wsss-s'Ee' ths~e Uc tou
caution SHOWN In giving money for pretended charitable
nsiitutoIs.
FIRE At rIooxiScDAts-About four O'Clock on Tuesday
morning the stable and wagon house attached to the Or
rhan Asylum at Bloomingdsle was discovered on fire
Tie flames spread win great rapidty and soon con.
sumcd the bullsiDg. Two horses and Q cew together
with harness and stock to the of 81 o0o owned
by Mt. Peli the superintendent destroyed No In
surapce. The fire Is supposed TO be the work OF In
ccldiary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-01
FfrKt District Court.

CLAIM FOR SERVICES IN TRAINING HORSE.
ton brought by Mr.. Whelpley, who 10 well known AZ 90
experienced driver and trainer the Union COURSE 70
recover balance due for services Tered in training
horse for defendant. The charges proved TO be
correct but the defendant averred, by way OF ofset
instead OF on the track and that he at that tme i'm
properly driven, and became lame, and he claimed da
images Tor the Injury done TO the horle As s usual in
these cases large amount OF testimony given. II
was proved that after the horse returned from the drive
he went lame and from this fact, together with the fact
that there were marks Of Of the whip upon and
that he appeared fsgued, inferred that he had
was lame though not In the leg, and appeared "
be unsoupd when delivered into the plaintiffs charge
and the wress who rode with the plaintiff on the COCA
sion referred TO testified that the horse driven mode
rstey and carefully that there negligence
on the part of Mr. Whepley. II not charged that
wanting In due care and skill. 1t shown the part
OF the defendant that the drive referred TO the horse
was driven for about three quarters Of mile a the top
OF bis speed but also appeared that he Was put into
the plaintiffs to be trained to bring out the
ereatent amount OF speed that could be obtained, TO
bring him, in the language OF tho tur inside of three
min utes and not very 10 zee how this could
that the plaintiff ought not TO have driven where else
except upon the track; but clearly proved by the
testimony OF Hiram Woodruff and other trainers that Il
the constant acce for trainers TO take horses put
under their from the track and occasionally put
them upon the road horse constantly used upon the
attendant wanted TO have the horse trained for upon
the road.
Upon the evidence the Judge rendered jldg ment for
the plaintiff for the amount claimed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-01

ana each spring STEEL but known there as GERMAN ee
ny the manufacturing and commercial oom'<unity;
while The part the defence other genueo "a are IN
PRODUCED 10 you, engaged in the maausco-e o. steel and
Other branches of manufacture, VINO Vel ycv that tncy
never heard Of this article being called German steel
Until subsequent 70 the passage 81 tais sc that 10 that
time they never heard Of under that name Therefore
claimed the part Of the dofenoe that this article
cannot be known generally 70 the commercial comma
nhy - German steel; and, - before said, must DC
Known generally to the com nuny - German STEEL ana
not by particular portion Of It. II men situated -
there are, knowing what the terms given to sce-
they never heard Of being known - German csee
u could hardly be generally 20 known hss oeeo
claimed on the part OF the defence that the only name
given to this and by which II known Tor time, YVES
that poirt Of view; for was known a. spring Steel
and known by no other term then could NOT DC known
~ German steel But does not follow that II known Is
spring steel, might not be known also ~ German
steel and therefore charge you In pursuance OF the
claim OF the plaintiff that the time this act OF Con
ntv as German STEEL would not deprive the psintin OF
the benefit OF the exception In the act OF Congress- pro
vided was equally we'll known a. spring steel. II
was not generally known as German steel ct the time
TINS oct Of Congress was passed. then the plaintiff cannot
uke advantage OF the exception in this act. II you
should think from the evidence Il generally Known
In the commercial community OF this country German
steel, you viii give verdict in favor OF the plaintiff
otherwise you will find in favor of the defendant The
law lie that must be net only In foreign but ia domestic
latter part of my charge that If was known Ia this
country German steel would not deprive the plain
TIL OF the benefit Of the exception In this act OF Congress
provided II was equally we'll known ae spring steel
mean, that il known In this country a. spring STEEL
and well known In the commercial community gene
rally AZ German steel also, must be known In this
country.
Verde. for the defendant
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CITY COMMERCIAL RrpORr.

- - ,--,-- ShlhDsr-Jn Oh Z, VI
The extreme ncemency Of the weather which with the
ts Of snow followed by heavy rain Goofcd the business
trees In the lower part OF the city. rendered the al
most impossible TO foot passengers and damaged macy
cellars. Four.-The msrket was very quiet and sae-
conntd to small lots 10 the local trade utlout change 10
pfices. Wheat was nominal In the absence of sales.
Corn NJ e9c zoe for Western ron city ard Atlantic
.iorCr, bat without sales OF moment PORK was drm
with sales OF 800 bbls including mess at Sal rs
SLi SO, and old At $50. Cotton firm with far
amortt OF ssles. wbisksy Sales OF 100 bbls site
rison were made st 2sc.
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tam each other IN the advocacy 81 human rights-to
touch the heart with purer Sediments 70 inspire the
us for nobler and more devoted life 70 the cause
Of Justice freedom and truth In conclusion, allow 10
offer the following 20 atiment;-
verssy recognized and The 5sSsf nuence Of he Wrongly
poW Of prestcraft and superstition destroyed tor
TIE PRESIDENT then read the
Tf Toast-A Free PressAt once the child and pioneer
q only 70 and corrupon the
sance Of assumption and exposes to naked truth the
considerable length much to the discomfort OF the junior
part Of tho audience who having npshed their supper
wsned 70 ses psck 70 'he b. room When Mr. Vale ned
Of his opponents
Fourth Toast sages and Heroes Of me RevoluonA
the friend OF man, whose birthday we celebrate.
There was 40 reply 10 this toast.
fh toast The sabbahA day devoted by the anclents
70 the WORSHIP OF the and used day
creation and enjoyment but by Christians made day Of sad
Mr.. J. SMITH, OF Chicago, being called upon to reply,
said-I feel honored by this call, because Sunday
involves the history and Of oneseventh part Of
Day should have ono day devoted TO him But We are
told " ain allied old book that the Maker Of the
ed himself on the seventh ana was rereshed and there
fore we are to be solemn faced on that day Why do
do hiap 1t s the interest Of the priesthood to make us
conform to the observsncebut do get other than
persti,ion from the cIergy?do get learning in the
Pulpit? No At this point gentleman who had In.
disturbance. When quiet something ike restored
the speaker raid, in conclusion that the church
association for the benefit Of the priest In which every
old woman had knitted him pair Of socks hem
med him pocket handkerchief held stock. Mr. j. c.
Smith resumed bis seat amidst renewed disturbance.
Mr. b. s. Smith, Of this city, replied to the following
toast
The Fair Sex
Nay each returnir morning bring
A smile to deck her ruby lip,
And every it's downy wing
In pleasures rosy chalice dip.
At the conclusion OF Mr.. Smiths remarks the COMPANY
returned to the ballroom and dancing forthwith
sumed to tie pleasant Instrumentation Of bod worth
Band.
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shsrsox-JAooR.-On Wednesday, Jan. az, by thePev.
j. j. Lyons SOLOMON L. SMfroS to Mas VIcfoHA y6uIg
est daughter Of the late Angel Jacobs all OF this city
WBMEH-MADuIy-On Thursday Nov. ~, py ine
Rev. Father Mooney, CHARlEs 81 wHAIsS to NAV MAD
DEE oil of this CITY,
wm1-CooKl I'm Pennington Conn, Jan 20, by tho
Rev. Noah Porter, d. D., NJ, WILLIAM g. WBr of tho
firm Of west, Caldwell Co., OF this city, to Miss NAVY
CooKB, daughter Of George Cooke, Esq., Of Farmngon.
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incident 70 females entirely prevented by resori 10
ps the periods when usually They
mos happy Clec on all complaints peculiar 10 he sex.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-01

Batcheldor's Hair Dye, Wigs and TOupees,
the best tho world, made, sold and applied at No. rs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-01

Mrs. ElIIott's Rheumatic EmbrocatiOn.-
For rheum ati old sprsns chblans, dsocauoDs &C. for
sale at 81 Division the agency In New York for The
medicines Of DR.. Swayne, of Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-01

CcAR1Er FEvrR-How TO cur. ANn rRE1rsr

~
- it-spew mchod.Dr. Page of Mississippi well ho.n
In the Southern states has with
ment Of scarlet and other levers by the
RAILWAY 5 ready relief and uAtnrs The reset
wonderful curative poser all aigr
contagious malsdes. As preventive, DE- Page ~
blessing TO the human he most subtle ds alton Of
fever pohon cannot hurt attack he human system hs;
under the influence Of RAILWAYS ready relief
Let those seized with scarlet fever other mg
fever small pox pneumonia COMPOSITIONS indsmms-
ion, either Of the lungs other of sudden attacks
Of any acute dangerous disease resort TO Railways
reie-the which will interfere with medical
treatment. 10 Will save Life II the medicine
taking IL doing good IT, the other hand you sre
slowly getting better under your PHYSICIANS will
your final recovery doubly certain.
As preventive, you will the ready relief rcgu
aors directed may visit the infected places and
escspe without Il attack
SO with small pox measles typhus and ship ever.. Rad
ways relief viii protect you against the most subtle Of these
Infectious poisops ..f
Railways ready relief and regulators are safe take
under ali crcums and win always do good Bod a.
RAILWAY r r. Office, NO. l62 onstrectNew YorG ".
D. tZebers No "A south THIRD street, Phadelp also
of Blocker and Christopher streets aud Ms Hayes
Brooklyn.