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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-07


X would respectfully Inform lady friends that
~ received our- porIatous rom Paris ard
East ,ha Of The most
I'd rich stock Of goods ever opened a. any rsta estab
,huent In the wo Ia, not excepting Paris. Bat prices
lily A. PER cent less b. price We have nov Ia store
me The beautiful Head Dresses aud Rich Flowers,
umeE and the largest and best selected OF Ribbons
tyer9FlisI layed in Nashviie; consisting Il
NJ pieces OF every new aud rich design and style.
$40 Cautuns OF Paris Flowers perfect flower garden.
80 kieh 5 iieh aud Marsioo Piuuesi B.rds
q Paradise. &C.
30 coor,d stra@a, ID gal and Chenille latest ll
shapes.
y 10 " colo ed Leghorn Fats, eipseys. and chnIren
BInurts.
95 boxes Russias and Thule Caps
Hoop Slirs, the lates styies, for FAN.
20 " Cloth almas and Coahs latest sty es, unpre-
euied low p ices.
90 " Rich Black Bggie OOlla 8, aud Trim ling Laees
Lkewise hne stock Of Need ewort Goods in set, Sc
1llars, sleeve, Worked Band Embi deftd nanukzr-
ief Lacs Wells, 6c, Ladies Paris OofuIe Caps nohar
Fad ard rich ored Head Dresses Ia the great.
spirndor. Likewise rlch ornamented g'ods Combs OF
style, the Bonnet Comb 60 keep B1nEets the
place. the sly Elastic Role for The head, Inc
"a medium Cabba anu many Fancy foods, too numerous
mention. line stock OF wooden goods Of Jaimss Chill
ems Coas Lesns Hose ais, cars, and the latest s les
Rgoetts for parties. Il is Impossible 20 give you u
sorpton Of our Fall ock IL vii require your personal
tention 10 exAmiue. having rs years experiences IN
lshville natter m, self thar now peae the
stidious, not only ia goods but IA prices
The great aud unpTeceden Cd patronage receive from
TO the other htttgr ourseives fully cstab
- cd Establishment for Rich hlinvFy foods. No
= ption REGARDS Fashions. &e have our AGENT AZ
Z and London to keep US posted, and bring out the
Z as soon as exhibted at Europe. " win open our
tock Of Fancy Bonnets 18TH inst, and hope receive
1sllbera patronage sqtendsd 20 as for years past.
n Partisan Millinery Btzaar.
sept3. No. 46 Union a. door TO etate Bank.
~ Country Mei chants and Miiiners supplied with
Bonnets renovated In superior sty ald reasonable
a. ges sepiS
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A, HEINRICH & CO,
DaERa' (EasO NCOgEa'e2..
NO. as. FRONT STREET.

NO. 43, FRONT STREET,
NHTOULD respectfully inform his old customers and the
w crest Of mankind" that he has taken the above
stand for the purpose Of carrying
ness in DYING AND SECURING. All who have old
clothes that want them made should call. Terms
CASH. A. HEINRICH CO.,
aug4-8m, Front street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-07

We have han1 Cloas s.aasas slrasees - esst ns
aseisng hnutss paese osizs, --i1a - 80
90 Rus s flancs GeEaaag si Ansi.na sz4i were Pai
49, a Es,tssa gr.ces. ritA ne iFeisht sads4
MzAkNzlk 4 WIlSoN.
Iulyia NsaAstis.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-07

+. s.rrs 4rsises4 has he=n spsQiats4 Agent ar ne
-.ir n Iirre free's Aa ~ gFfa1iEs the ohiness
- 90. laese hlis = the aest approved a..
Fersssa ) Uaalf4 teeE shsaid seed - sksir
fsfs osasys aQar eAa - iaIAsshed wlihoat a.
s..ssss sA'' 4' aAwrlrEa.s
sUeAa-se AAs Eas 8 mss Is ..ess .aa or sals Is
> Asls ehiifh. LuVA 4 CO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-07

EEOlIOWay's Ointment and PIIIs.--coun
terfeits the There is unfa;ng by
which the genuine, viz the water-nark 'Hol-
loway, New York and London" which appears in semi
letters every leaf OF the book OF directions
Hold the pap the Hght Sold the mandatory No.
So Maiden Lane, New York. AID by all druggists, at 25c
CSC. and 81, per pot or box
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NANCE & wOODWARD's
AdYertlsements.

WE are Offering good bargains in The following list of
- Properly
~ eei Of ground extending from SrFuee to McLemcre
street between Union Cedar Streets may be divided
ihto Two lots Of 40 feet each, Isl feet deep
Foundry, so feet
~ lots N West Nashville, near the n. 4 c. depot
ios on south Summer street. improved and vacant.
e ot fronts 432 feet Maple street. with superb brick
lIhg ana All necessary out houses, shrubbery, &C.
ore ot Of II feet fronting Broad street, with
Depot
old Baptist church.
81 lots ar Baena Vista SPRING. of all sizes fom so feet
70 ~ &C es-lmproTed or rot, may be dcsiTef
lots well improved in 7th Ward on Market street
lot 12l feet Lebanon Turnpike between the Water
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Lind NEarrRnts.

CFrOm the clearinghouse Of William T. smithson)
WASHINGTON, D. c Augu 81, 1851.
Owing to the sudden Unprecedented panic which has
been raging New the eight days.
warrants have declined to low figure This things
cannot Judgment last very long; We therefore,
look for the land warrant in very
short time Better prices be safely anticipated at
early day. am paying my counter, and renting
my correspondents, to-day, the following rates:
For 100 acre warrants,...... IS cents per acre.
SO......do............. So ........ do
l2O....- do $1,000. %. do
a.. do. ........ $1l0....... do
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sHERIFE,s sALE.
nEAVERnAm sPRINes.

a RE- IN Hickman eounty. Tenneasee, en- beautila
clear small creek Of pure and living saer n eanEey
shaded grove where The air Is coa and hFseug and
M equal superior IA the soah-ess
& sulphnr Springs, all dasEsDg usteFtaAyF
Cnablate and several Of the pngest and coolest Feestone
iu he World- Taking al things togetheT = considered
petent judges be 81 The nrSs Watering
places Ia the uuliea states. Beaver pss = forty es
Of Columbia. Nearly hall % ne EoAd s turnpike.
thr balance the best dFs read IN feanSss1e. Prem
NayuesboEs g & onlY about thirty es g ts And from
terrgFiic abogt the distance Goe1 hunting aad
hahng b. and the very beat e Brandy Hine and
Cigars, kep for table purpozsss bAaEa Tables,
Nine PIN Auey aud many smaller games feF exercise,
particularly and respectfully invites Wat tHs place
- authorised % refsr Rev. A. r Green, hnseel
Houston, James Ellis, Il ~. HEoNHs ard MzzbteFsen
NeTed Al. ~ EashFie aeaTlg even uans epHas1 aad
ed Ia Goiamba nd AauEy eeuntYi e Rev @s otey -.
r. Meser Col B. c. Looney, and Gsaesa 9. tFersos e
AsnTkis.
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lie EIARKErs asY rELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, Sept. Cotton firm; Flour 50 40
ass 90; Wheat declined to 5 cents; Corn, 70 fer
white, n tor yellow; Provisions quiet; Whisky %;
Bacon buoyant Sugar firm; Coffee quiet.
CINcINNATI, Sept. 5.-Flour unchanged and dull;
Wheat declined to 10 cents, dull, Red 80, White
81 CO., Whisky 2lc; Money unchanged.
NORFOLK, Sept 5.-A Sloop-of-war sailed for
Portsmouth. The Board of Health refused to adj
NIT her TO the Navy Yard Twelve negroes have
escaped to the North
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ORUTTnERs.

We have hand large azsoEtncnt 81 COMMON snd
PAHtQR ehAlHS, from lhe Friaciasi Hsaui4siorss 81
heE aQzk, FitsbQrEf aEd Ciaeiuuszl le Pefteos Sap
bag - rs qlaniiig, Sc atl ssh 81 iqs press
EEaufs4r.r- FFsarva res
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-16

THE BANK SUSPENSIONS IN BosToN. The
bank presidents, at their meeting on "Wednesday
afternoon, adopted the following preamble and
resolutions: ...-
In considering the course taken by the banks
tells horning, In en"Pending specie payments we
are led TO the conclusion that II was not matter
OF mere expedency, growing out Of the fact that
the banks of New York, Philadelphia Baltimore
and other important cities had set them the ex-
ample. but a MEASURE of irresistible necessity-a
necessity imposed on them not merely or princi-
Pally on their own account, but most especially
for the protection of their numerous debtors II
is obvious that the banks could not continue spe-
Gle payments without calling on their deb;o-s to
pay in specie; and, although the great mass of
them are in possession Of a large property, their
inability to pay in specie is certain, and an at
tempt to enforce IT would end in ruin. In their
fall. all the laboring classes of the community
must be involved. They would be thrown out
Unemployment, and their families thrown out Of
daily bread. IL is TO avert these consequences
that these measures have been adopted The
committee recommend, therefore, the option of
the following resolutions:
. ReSOlred, That the present system Of daily
settlement between the banks In the clearing
house shall be continued under such mod fca-
tons as the clearing house committee shall deem
advisable -. n.
- RsSoired, That there shall be return to spe-
Gle payment at as early period possible -
The resolutions were unanimously adopted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-16

IL The National Chess Congress in New
YORK, continues to excite great interest
grand consultation match will shortly come
on between the Northern and Southern players.
Inc following gentlemen will represent each
section, and the affair will cause much interest
and excitement, as the various champions are
picked men
NoTh;-Coionel Mead New York; H. T. Mont
Iowa EST >
,oosA-Hon. A. Il. Meek, Alabama; Paul
Mo1phy, Esq New Orleans DR.. Raphael, Ken
before the Congress adjourns, Mr. Paulsen will
pay hVe games biindfold simultaneously. There
seems 10 DC no limit to this gentIeman's powers
OF memory and Imagination
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III They had another shocking homicide in
Baltimore yesterday. A young man named
Charles Nally was shot and killed at the corner
OF Richmond and Cathedral streets, by man
named Samuel Brown, jr., the keeper Of a drink
Ing house located the corner OF the above
streets. heavy charge Of" BE- shot was lodg ed
in his head and face. After receiving the shot
Nally ran a few steps and fell, and almost imme-
diatsly expired. Pm.
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PERSONAL

m: Col. Sol Hillen, jr., Of Maryland, 1. now
MN, Hon. o. b. Aldrain, Of New Jersey, is at
Willards'. - " "
-. Gov. Morehead, o, North Carolina, is at
Browns. - ''
-. Rev DIR. Magoon has accepted call from
the FIRST Baptist church at Albany, N Y
Harper Brothers expect 10 resume their
iulI business transactions shortly
go. IL is denied that Judge Douglas has s,s
tanned heavy losses by recent depreciation in
stocks and Western lands "
-. General NJ. B. Lamar Minister tn the A,
geniine RePublic) Is, with his family, at the
Kifkwood House.
-. Nathan j. Clifford, son Of Hon Nathan
Clifford, Of Portland, Ne has been appointed 10
aclerkshir in the New York custom house
80. The New York Albion mentions that the
OBJECT OF Lord Napiers recfnt visit to Boston was
10 OBTAIN Information in regard to the subject of
an International copyright.
- The Louisiana Courier. a sympathizer with
oeheid! d!ker, says that the tightness Of the
Lneg ",fkrt somewhat affects his plans as il
Poems him rom converting his bonds into ca sh
-: me Philadelphia Argus thinks il is a pity
. SOL we public record with David wiImot' :
neo.. ahu proposes that the Judges of election
shaii put bis vote fOr Governof) down as scatter.
ing. " " 9" 'e"''e' :
49, The Boston Post thinks il the Gu.te,o.
ISdn Minister IL man OF means he had hs,,.,
paw some smart Yankee TO learn the ns,,sn.n..
writer's how to spell his name No two ~ rr 49,
spell IL alike, at present. ' III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-16

FIRST Gus FROM ABRoAD-The Vanderbilt re-
turned with 30 Passengers-an unusual number
for that class Of steamers. We presume that the
American tourists in Europe have by this time
heard from their bankers, and that the steamers
Tor the rest OF the season will have want OF pas
sengers, II they should lack freipht
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-16

H Mrs Cunningham has not gone South as
reported. She Indignantly repels the SANDER and
alleges that she would have appeared in court the
other day, but for % i'll health and the dampness
OF the weather" She will, she adds, 90 make her
appearance on Saturday morning before the au-
gust tribunal
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ID" Another great failuren-the "Republi-
can party in Pennsylvania See the election
returns.
~ Bayard Taylor states that the fishermen
on the coast of Norway are supplied with wood
from the tropics, by the Gulf stream. ...
H. The Hartford Courant says that Col. Colt
Is receiving more orders for his pistols than he
can fill. The insurrection in India Is the cause
OF the increased demand.
III George Stulfauth, German, committe d
suicide in Cincinnati on the sth inst. The Com
mercial says: "Self-murder ~. ems to be as much
of habit Of social life here as it is in Paris"
III A pair Of horses. valued at e7OO. viii e
crossing the Peoples Ferry, at Boston, on Mon.
day last, became frightened, jumped from the
boat and were drowned.
H. 1t is estimated that upwards Of II, 900 IL
borers have been thrown out of employment In
New York city and vicinity, within a few DAYS.
from the effects Of the " crisis"
III One Of the partners In prominent Phila-
delphia firm that lately suspended. kept ca =
Iiages, light riding wagons, fast horses, =
wonder such men fail!
III Mormonism bids fair to be the cause of as
many social evils as the delusion Of Spiritualism
Two destitute women were found I'm the streets
o ST Louis last week, stai K mad-preaching nd
h9hiing by turDs-all on account OF desire to
follow Mormon apostle to Salt Lake, and TO re-
alize his promises. :. '.rs a... $40.
III An insane colored man at Princess Anne.
Md, last week, being told by a conjuress, named
Pusey, that IL he got the right hand of a female
corpse and wore 1t about his person, he would be
able to overcome his enemies, murdered a white
woman, and cut of her hand for that purpose. He
was arrested and confessed the deed
IL A captain Of vessel, bound to San Fran
cisco, who had never before been there, ON AZ
irving at the mouth Of the bay, was surprised at
nnding an island In his way, on his chart, which
he had never seen. He accordingly commenced
beating TO get round 1t, and after spending a
week In this agreeable manure, he found he had
been all that time beating round a fly sp OK.
III The Paris correspondent of the London
Times gives the following dubious bottle story:
letter from Nantes Of the 25th inst. says,
thai bottle had just been washed ashore con-
tanning a. paper on which are few English
words in pencil, dated April, 1857, written BY
Capt smith, and announcing that the trans-At-
lantic steamer Pacific, commanded by him, was
In Imminent danger Of sinking with all hands
IT will be observed that neither name nor date
corresponds with those connected with the loss
Of the Collins steamer Pacific.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-16

II The funeral Of Sergeant Jordan, the Bal
timore policeman, killed at the election riot.
takes place in that city to-day. II will be attend
ed by large body of the police, by the officers of
the Jefferson Lodge OF Odd Fellows, and by
large number OF friends - .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-16

IL The Paris Journal DIES Debats announces
the discovery Of substance called Benzine, a
most effectual and at the same time not danger.
body Is infested with n'"''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-16

II A number of ship carpenters were dis
charged from the Gosport Navy Yard on Saturday
afternoon last. This step has been rendered ne
cessary by the scarcity Of government work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-16

ID Kidd, Armstrong and Emart, who were
dangerously wounded in the Baltimore election
not, are mending, and it is thought may possibly
recover
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II Umbrellas were decided 70 he property in
. Richmond court the other day, and George
Myers was committed to Jail for stealing one.
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u Mrs Olive Quincy, Of New Gloucester,
Me, has been committed to jail on charge of
adultery with SAWYER Harris
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The AMERICAN DIVERS AT SEBAsroroL The
Paris correspondent Of the New York Times
says: .-,.
The American concerned In the work of rails
ing the sunken ships at Sebastopol, passed
through Paris this week on his way home, and
gave bad accounts of the progress and the pros
poets Of the enterprise. To use his own words
he was getting home while he had money enough
to get there. But there Is stupidity In the con-
tract of this company with the Russian govern
nent, which was perhaps the cause of the flight
OF the gentleman referred TO. The company are
to gain e-haf the value Of every article raised;
a magnificent condition for the company il there
We're not provisO. But this proviso modifies so
singularly the chances Of profits that II is d fcut
to conceive how Yankee could eyer have been
caught by 1t. The Russian government is 10
estimate the raIue Of all articles raised and as
Sebastopol is so very far away from all markets
but Russian market, the objects raised will
possess exactly no value at all except to Russia
who intends to buy them at her own price,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-16

III Metzerott has inst issued, in handsome
style, Withers spirited 9 Sleigh Bell Polka
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II twenty-five cent shinplasters have made
their appearance in New York
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he does accept II, he Is compelled, as was Mr.
Justice Curtis, to resign and resort to the lower
walks Of his profession for a livelihood.
"When the salaries of the President and the
Justices Of the Supreme Court were fixed, they
were considered ample and above board-and
they were. The Object Of fixing them at a high
point was 10 place those exalted officials entirely
above the Necessity of resorting to professional
labors Tor support or Of being possibly within
therange Of temptation. That object should not
be1ost Aight of-and the same reason which jus.
titled it then. should now justify Congress In
doubling theh-pay; or, at least, In increasing
their compensation in the same handsome Ifo-
portion that the compensation Of Ambassadors
and Heads Of Departments has been increased
The reasons are good and suficient-they are OBJ
vious.
AT the last session Of Congress a bill was
passed TO increase the pay of army officers. II
was satisfactory to them and to the country. A
bill was before Congress to increase the pay Of
navy officers also, but II failed. 1t failed, not
from indisPositon Of Congress to grant the same
increase to one arm of the national defence that
had been granted TO the other; but 1t was
swampei in committee, by irreconcilable differ
ences concerning details. =
"At an informal meeting Of some Of those who
are attached to the Brooklyn station, held at the
Lyceum rooms Of the Navy Yard, on the LIST inst. +,
II was determined to make a respectful applica-
ton to Congress- at its next session, for the same
increase of compensation that has been allowed
to army officers, leaving all the details of the pro-
vision to be arranged by the Government, whose
sole prerogative II is TO arrange them. And we
may add our hope and belief that they will not
make application In vain"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-16

u wild ducks are selling in Norfolk, Va -.
at 3 cents pair. 80
III Cape Hayden dates to The 9th ultimo 70
port tha, Captain Mayo, Of Boston, was still inn.
IL - am going 10 the post-ofice, Bob, shall
IHnini'r Tor you9' well, yes, il you have a
IL The Chicago Times denies TN. repo,, ~
TIE prevalence Of an epidemic in that city. and
lhat no respectable disease would be 80 cruel
|. 70 sdd 70 the existing suffering and distress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-16

Oliver has been appointed keeper of the light.
house at Ottawa Point, Mich, vice Sherman
Wheeler, neutrality-suspicious. $3.50 per an
mum. n 4. n -
sAprolxrED.-John Brawley, Esqs has bssA
appointed collector ofstho customs At Erie, Pa,
vicc James Lyle, removed. 81
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n ID ID r. l. Low S'H ALL
SECOND AND LAST WEEK:
COME, AND LAUGH.
NEW FEAT's IN MAGIC.
NEW SCENES IN VENTRILOQUlSM.
The LEARNED CANARY BIRDS q SPIRIT RArrIas.
SIGNOR BLTTZ
WILL REMAIN ONE WEEK LONGER,
and give his
POPULAR XHIBITIONs
EVERY EVENING.
Commencing At quarter before 2,
WEDNESDAY Il SATURDAY AFTERNOON
at half past 5.
Admission q cts; Children Is cts. oc 1o-tf
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WANTS.

ENGINEER WANTED.-Wented.a good En-
II glneer TO attend a small Engine. apply at 81
e street. TtfD T. HAVENNER.
WANTED--To obtain Situation az Manager
w upon q Farm. by a Man OF requisite qualIhca-
tons. Can furnish Rood references, &c. Address
applicant City Post Ofhoe. oc it-4t'
WANTED-A WOMAN to do the Cochin,
w Washing, and Housevork of a small family.
Liberal WAGES and comfortable home TO one com
petent and well recom commended. Apply at No Us i3h
street, between II and T.. ~ ocN 81
ITO STONE CUTTERS ANDQUARRYMEN
Wanted, IT the Seneca q narries for the Wash
instnn Aqueduct, hfty good stone Cutter. and one
hundred Hand Drlllsrs. The work will last over
year good wares will be giyen,and PAYMENT made IN
gold. Apply at the Quarries On The Potomac River,
. miles west OF this City. A Canal Packet Boat
leaves Georgetown every morning at O'Clock, for
the &c 9u"rriea. HI e.,J.pre
WANTED.-One or two unfurnished ROOMS,
w near Penn. avenue, where there hoard
ers and no other dodgers. Address Box Is, Star Of
nee. oo5
WANTED-ln the family of q gentema residing
w two mles from the city. a good plain COOK.
One who can bring recommendations for skill, hon
esty and cleanliness will find good situation and
regular wages. Apply toJ. P.CRUTCHETT. cor
of 9th and Id streets. iyl5-tf
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& o r j. l. DA N s TIE.
PROF. III. w. MUNDER takes great pleasure IN
announcing to his friends and patrons. that NQ
the hrst SoIree of the season will take ace II ~
his Hall. corner 9th and ID streets on WED ~
NESDAN EVENING, October 7th, 1887, ats2-xA
so'clock precisely, and continue every w ednesday
throughout the season.
These Sources have always enioyedtbe reputation
ri beng the frost social and agreeable entertain
ments of the kIrd ever given an Washington city.
ana Prof. NJ. will endesyor to render them doubly
attractive by the introduction If many and beau
tlfui Dances. which will prove very instructive To
those who favor him with then patronage.
Gentlemen obtain season tickets, upon very
reasonable terms by making app ,catIon 81 the Wall
on Tuesday and Thurrday evening from X until ga
o'clock. 5-ff