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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-18

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An act to legalize the collection Of
taxes in the county Of Cass for the year
1851. sB
An act 10 Dissolve the bonds Of matri-
mony between Mary Burton and Jno. n.
Burton.
An act to incorporate the town Of -.
Stephen, in Richardson county.
An act to incorporate the town Of Bon
Homme city, and to establish ferry a
said point.
An act to incorporate the Nemaha VAL
ley Insurance Company, -
An act to incorporate the town Of Ma
hala city, and locate the county seat Of
Butler county.
An act to incorporate the town Of Par
keEsburg, in Monroe county, Nebraska
Territory.
A bill for an act to incorporate the
Missouri River and Nemaha Valley Rail
Road Company.
An act to incorporate the town Of Free
mont, Dodge county. 8 ~.
An act TO incorporate the city Of Rulc.
An act to incorporate the Salt Creek
Bridge and Ferry company
An act to amend an act entitled bill
to incorporate the city Of Omaha, APP
proved Feb ID, 1857. @
An act to amend an act entitled an
act to incorporate the Florence Bridge
Company. ..-.
An act to incorporate the Nebraska
City Hydraulic, Gas-Light and Coke
| Company. - n
An act to amend the charter of the city
of Bellevue. ,s.,-.., o,y,
An act to incorporate the town Of West
Point, Cunning county.
An act to incorporate the town Of Paw
nee city.
An act to incorporate the city of Fort
Calhoun.
An act to amend an act entitled an &C!
to consolidate the corporations Of Ne
braska city, South Nebraska city, and
Kearny city, and to incorporate Nebras-
ka city. Approved December 81, 1851.
Whole number, les.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-18
Report Of the Committee In the
Council on the Resignation OF
Gov. Richardson.

Your committee to whom was referred
so much of the Governors Message as
relates to his resignation of his Office,
beg leave respectfully to reports:
Governor Richardson arrived in Me-,
braska on the 10th day of January last.
in the midst of one of the most violent
contests this Territory ever witnessed.
He came here under an appointment. of
the General Government, most fit to be
made. He stood up in the Congress Of,
the United States, one Of the foremost
champions of that principle which as
serts and vindicates the ability of the
American citizen, whether a resident Of
the older or the newer settlements of the
country, to govern himself. The cham
pion, the eloquent, powerful, successful
champion of the natural rights of the.
people of Nebraska, most fit was il he
should be set over them as their Cover
nor.
He came welcomed with the warmest
entusiasm of the people of the Territory:
They felt, as they had abundant reason
to feel, most thankful that a man of his
reputation, which was national, of his
abilities, which in the then present exi-
gency of the public affairs were needed
for the public good, Of his connection, so
intimate and SO honorable, with their
first history, should be sent among them.
Open arms, warm hearts welcome him
to this Territory.
He has served US for nearly a year.
All his wisdom, all his best efforts have
been ours. No personal feeling ambition
or pride has ever swayed him. Patriotism,
a generous regard for the highest public
good, have characterized his administra-
tion. The Territory Of Nebraska stands
to day on moral and legal position far
higher, more honorable than ever before.
We have now complete, wise and ad-
justed system of laws. Individual and
public rights can, and henceforth will be
vindicated, wrong punished. For all
this how largely are we indebted TO Gov
ernor Richardson, to his Wholesome and
timely advice.
He goes from our midst carrying the
sincere regrets of every class of our cit
izens, that the pleasant and useful pub
lie and private relations which he has In
so short time so firmly established, are
to be severed. Amid all the shifting
scenes Of life, he win carry with him the
gratitude of the whole people for the
great good he has done Us, and our pos
terity, and our own hearty wishes for his
prosperity and welfare will attend him in
all time 20 come.
Allof which is respectly submitted.
WILLIAM. E. MOORE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-18

A southern gentleman owned slave,
very intelligent fellow, who was Uni
versalist. On one occasion he illustrat-
ed the intellectual character of his relig-
ION in the following manner: A ceF-
tain slave had obtained a license Of the
Baptists to preach. He was holding forth
in the presence Of many of his cOlored
brethren at one time when he undertook
70 describe the process Of creating Ad-
am, "He stoop down, scrape up little
dirt, wet it little, squeezes it de right
shape, and lean it 'gainst de fence to dry
-"Top dere !" said our UniVesalist, ''you
say dat are de fust man eber made go
"Sarten'' said the preacher.
"Den," said the other, 'just tell fell
Ter whar dat ar fence cum from ~
"Hush ~ said the preacher, 1.-TWO more
questions like dat would spoil all de feol-
ogy in de worldr'
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-18

jectto the general laws Of the State or
Territory.
SEcs 81 Nothing in this act shall be
so construed as to give the Company the
power or privilege Of banking.
SEC. 10. This act to take effect from
and after Its passage.
Signed, HIRAM BENNETT,
Speaker House of Reps.
,LEAvITT L. BowEN,9
''1 President of Council.
Signed, WM. A. RICHARDSON:
| herebp certify the foregoing to be a
true and correct copy of the original act
now on file in my Office In witness
whereof / have hereunto affixed my hand
and the great Seal of the Territory.
Done at Omaha, this thirtieth day of
October, A. d. one thousand eight
hundred and ffty-eight. 81.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-18
-. nr ,nVERTIsINGr

oaasinE candidates for Office IN adyange,I 80
- in Siganse will be re Iuired for all adyertlse-
a except where actual responslolhty Is AnoSn -
sn per cent for cash shangeWhl DC @uu'u " 'N'
Fe rates. ,L-.ho roo-
4 advertisement will be considered blythe year,
ss specified on the manuscript, or previously
la upon between the parties.
Ve-tisemsnts not marked on thecOpy for spec
number Of insertions, will be continued until
ri out. and charged accordingly
IA Jverti.su,snts from ,trangers0
70 be raid in advance.
,e privilsgs Of yearly advertisers will De comm
dgedly to their own business;and all ADVERTISE
4 NOT pertaining thereto, to be paid for ex-
arly advertisers have the privilegeof changing
advertisements quarterly.
a lealei advertisements charged double the
BE rates. as,
gsr,issm snts On the inside exclusively will b'
rged extra.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-18
brasIta a0uertlser
,r.,,suEp EVERY THURSDAY By
W. FU r MAS,
a Story Hoadley s Muir's Building
Corner Of Main and First Streets
RROWNVILLE, n. L.


ITO ,,aid Iu advance go
eyearli !. paw at the end of months 2,SS S0
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,,amoro Will be furnished at Isl 81 80 50ds4 per
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berwisc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01
Music and the Drama.

ITALIAN OPERA.-The director OF the Academy asserts
that Mile Piccolomn will positively make her last APP
Pearance TO night. The "Marrage OF Figaro Is 70 be
gwen With the same strong cast of last week.
BRoADwAy.-No less than sixteen entirely different acts
are 70 be performed by tho great equestrian acrobtc
ano mnastc corps tonight The trained elephants
also TO exhibit their wonderful feats.
MILO s:-Ihe amusing pantomme called "Helcne," in
whcn GABRIEL Ravel has very comcal character is TO
be repeated conjunction with tight rope exercises
and tho ballet pantomime Of The Coopers."
BowERy-The entire play denomnated "Uncle Toms
1aon with cast embracing the names Of Towards
the foxes Boniface and nearly every other member
the large company, IS announced for to night.
BuRTON's-The new managers here seem to be SO well
satisfied with the of the American comedy styled
Extremos that they have again placed their bills
with the farce Of "My Fellow Clerk
WAIIAcKs.-Mr Ranger is to appear in a new comedy
OF his own, entitled vanity Cured" this evening The
entertainments TO close with Mr.. Tom Tayors very
peculiar comedy denominated "Gong to the Bad"
LAURA KEESEs THEATRE, usual lately will most like
~ be well filled with citizens and strangers who will vie
with each other in the besowa Of applause upon
lists who appear in "Our American Cousn.n
AMERICAN MUsEUM--Those sprightly little beings the
Zavstowsk troupe, TO many of their ee
CANT eats in both ballet and pantomime this afternoon
aud evening. The Wren children play in farce.
EnoPIANrsM.-Thc mult,tudes who constantly patronizc
the ooored opera will not fail to observe that the de
rent managers still successfully exerng themselves
produce novel and attractive programmes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01
Before Hon. Judge Mullen.

F'IUFF FFNN JWWEF H0FF'H
Nov. 70 -h,ebara Worm ona oilers rs Abrsao~ AVID
jams Hdytin-fhs IS old case, and has been pending
before the courts several years an action ~ note
dated May 3, 1851, Al four months for $1,000, made BY
James MCauey q Philadelphia and accepted by the de-
PENDANTS. The tried once before, when there
verdict fur the defendants. new trial was subsc
queDtly granted appeared that at the time Of the
transaction the plaintiff, broker in merchandise ~ THIS
city received sundry consgnmens Of goods from McCan
ey, ON which advances made. The times we're
tight. aud the note was given " the planth as collateral
security. One month before the note became due VIC
Caucy wrote 70 the plaintiff not 70 sell the goods 10 the
then state Of tie market This order disregarded,
aud the goods sold at . sacrifice one month before
the note became ue The note al maturity was not paid
Sealed verdict
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01
ARRIVAL OF THE HAMMONIA.

The Hamburg screw steamship Hammonia, Captain
schewensen from Hamburg the 18th and Southampton
the sih oil November arrived at this port early yester
DAY morning, with ninety eight passengers and large
quannty Of merchandise freight.
The Hammonia has made the passage from Southampton
70 Sandy Hook in eleven days and four hours She was
on the Battery al 315 yesterday.
The news by the Hammona has been anticipated by the
Europa at Halifax but her files of papers are enc day
later than those by the Arago.
The steamship Ariel arrived at Southampton November
IL from New York.
The Russian government has sanctioned the formation
Of Joint stock company for lighting the streets of St.
Petersburg with gas
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New York Superior Court--tsensral Term.
SPECIAL oRprR.

On Monday, Dec 9, 1858, at II O'Clock A. ", the trail
aendar will be called through in the in which The
principal trial term held for the purpose OF selecting
such may be tried within an hour.
Such cases will be placed on o special calendar
These will consist not only OF actions arising on
contract and brought for the recovery Of money only but
Of all actions Iiable within the time above stated.
ming Monday, Dec 20, 10y be required for The pur
pose will be devoted 10 the trial q the causes on such
special calendar.
During that week four Judges will 81 for the trial u
actions by jury. day calendar will be made up, con
sistng o. taken in their order from such special
calendar When they disposed Of. the day calendar
will be made M of causes taken from the general trial
calendar commencing at the place which hal been reach
ed when the trial Of the special calendar causes was com
mcnced.
The engagement of counsel in other courts will not be
deemed sufficient reason for postpsnng the trial OF
causes which are placed on the special calendar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01
IIYGIENIC PECToRAL sEGARs AND CIGARETTES
III Rcyal privilege
and exclusive property granted by IT. NJ 10 the factory
la HpNRADEZ,

"
essors Of other sciences &c, &c d. hereby certify that thu
plant the 81 which 70 revealed by the
the factory la HOnradel and cigarettes snd which
they for manufacturing those they name Hygiene Pccora
well known medical virtues that for long time Il
has been considered and classified cm.neny pecto thai
does not contain nur substance; that it, flavor j.
agreeable burns easy and Is M htiy aromatic
We certify that SAID plant has been and Il now
~ ply ssus every country and gives the sss
factory for the treatment ~ hros head aches
especially affections OF he lungs that the plant mixed
with and neutraises the anu hygenic
qualities tobacco and the paper which the cigarettes
rolled Dor these consider this plant very
useful facilitating the expectoracn. and do not hesitate 10
recommend the constant use Of he segr aud cigarettes
this plant especially for .he aecons OF TIE lungs and
throat such smpe acute and chronic carrhs nervous
cough asns suhocaiiOn, weakness ~ the chest
eonsnnpusensss angina soresof Tie arynx, ossof yoce
&C. Ar well for all pains relative ~ ts
spirs.ry organs. We slso that in liz
will be Injurious and 10 suitable for persons cc from the
aforesaid Diseases
In whereof Give The above. da,ci Al Havana
Of October, IsS~:-Dr Francisco Serlsno Fran
cisco Den, joaquin " Quniano Sabine de- i~ada. Dr. y.
Chriabal Duran H. Re K.reni Dr Nicolas Jose Gutierrez
Dr Davta Ntsnsa. pr. Nntpno Gsyan Agusia Nalde4 v
sanchez Juan n Nades Manuel de j. foncabe Jose VI
ardcNo br Francisco Otregou, DR. j. Is0rre Lido Miguel
gordp Dr Dcningo Cartiya Dr j. A. DaluGO Ir joaquin
crisl allan DE- Corloya, Juar Preto. lido Domingo %
haero. Lido Erauo Sacn1 LIDO Pablo " fernandcz DR. y
canillor. Dr. dose NJ del Castillo, lido Ramon Via
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01
RAILROADS.


CAYFTTy's INDICATED PAPER FOR THE WATER
VI closet should be used IN ell families AMI BY al persons
ciher afflicted likely - be afflicted by Piles. i .
grand curative preventive, and luxury Depot n
street sheets, ~ loo, 81 Calender Co.. pc
rio,cal agents, Phiadelphla, have |, for sale.
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
~ wiaer arrang cnen,s and after Monday Nov. 1858
trans VIII leave twenty sixth street Nex Work - follows
s2D A. ~, for White Plains s.1 a. NJ Williams Bridge ~
A. NJ natl train for Albany; l3e ", White Plains 30
r. ". Williams Bridge; =. NJ MllertDn; r. ", Crut0n
Fails: Y. M White Plains 65P NJ, from White aud
streets. so r. Williams Bridge Returning. will lsase-
5A. NJ White Plains go A. NJ William IL Bridge. A.
~ Cro'pp Pals; A. NJ, Mter'on; ~ NJ, White Plains,
SIS A. ~, mail train for Albany 100 A. NJ, from William
bridge 1870 NJ White Plains, Pm, White Plains, Y.
NJ, Wisim's Bridge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01
ANTHOLOGY.

A sTROrOgy AND CLATRVOYANCE-M BRUCE
N can be consulted NJ her Office, go street. second
block eastof the Bowcry UP secoud sars door whore
se has astonshed thousands with the ne
logy and clairvoyance. Pee Soc.
NirSs AfMIRA VIRGINIA, THf CEiEBRArED MEpf
M cal caryoysnt can he consulted days ani evenings
Johns Building 1885 Elizabeth above Browne D
Browns sarsapara syrup, hsr apple and the best aud
saft 81 remedies extant constantly on hand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01

SEGARs AND TOBACCO.

(,AsH PURCHASER OF sEGARs ARE INVITED TO
~ examine my stock Of Havana domestic aud German
am offering great Inducements, As closing
u. CHEEKS II broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01

a A PER ToN-RFp ASH PEACH ORCHARD coat,
ct dry and clean large M, W CRATE and Ive red ash
West Nineteenth street between Seventh and Eighth
Pine w01d and kindling wood for sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01

Ce mn FOR SALE, ONE OF THE MOS
sDO.VVV. and lucrative manufacturing corr
established, factory house and ouibuildlnRs; scrt
all In prime order and IN full and successful opersu0
BfaGs A souTuwfCk, 81 Nasss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01


A PRIME HAUNCH or ENGLISH MUTTON AND
IN sarkeys with suce. for dinner today eli A.
HAl1Es No o., Pine street Aes aud porter drawn from
the we'd. English papers on Tile.
LNGtfsn TURBoT AND MUTTON
u For dinner day.
English partriiges, ugEed hare and urbot tomorrow.
Pr sale Scotch haddock oatmeal, Lochnne herring &c.
Faesh hares. chetes, hlbcris, Epplng sausages &C.
RINnARDSON a Mel.EOD. 10 Wnler sireei. neAr Wi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01
CORPORATION NOTICES.

CORPORATION NOTICES.
-
NO1fCE.-THS COMMITTEE ON TAXES OF TIE
lN Board ~ Aldermen viii hold their last meeting " cona
der the petitions heretofore presented and not acted upon 90
"Wednesday December At ~ O'Clock M and Al persons who
have petitions before the Committee for reet o. M are ners
hy notified attend further opportunity VIII pc given
'''"' II; sg9s sE sHssssss Committee On ra,s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01
THE LECTURE SEASON.

PHILOSOPHY OF MhM0RY.-MADAME L. PARKERS
lecture and Illustrations on the Philosophy OF Memory will
her inability 70 attend the lime appointed Circulars will be
furnished at 1851 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01

WINTER EVENING AxusENENrs-HoyLEsG ASrs
v, illustrated edition, etnhrz<ng all the m
d--n modes Of play and rules prsoced the present
chess billiards whist draugh- and All other popular
Prize IN paper ~ cents neatly bound IN CLOTH IS
Scot free OF poSsge on receipt q prs.
W. STRONG, " Nassau street. n. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01

Df.OOV. room IN one Of the largest and mos
ing cities IN this state; location unsurpassed; large
fine stock. well fitted up, doing frst rate trade,
lease nj very low rent established fifteen years and
known o. 4 population ~ 6oeD. The sale of pad
viii pay all expenses Of sore-rent clerk, gas. &r
sent proprietor Ia about entering the wholesale trad
West Amount required 70 purchase, about - Ono|
one or ~ two entsrprising young men most evcellc
y offered TO enter nj once upon good paying busnl
fered low. Terms cash. Agents need not apply
cuars address q. Hubbard, Herald Office for one WI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01

THE MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIIMANIC CONvEN
ton of the Fifth Senatorial district Cfenth Eleventh. Tnr
eenh and Seventeenth wards Of the Regulars and Peoples
Committees will meet at Union Hail. OF Feurth street
and avenue G. Thursday evening, The I'd Of Decembr at
~ O'clock 10 nominate person In Ae place OF John O.
JOHN n CORNELL. Chairman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01

CE 7En ONLY sl,250 CASH REQUIRED,
sDO. w. that beautiful three story brick
twenty feet 'front.'. with modern inprov ements In Fhti
srt ct the secotd house OF the Iust,Gnshcd u
avenue. II not sold Immediately Will be lei to a card
miiy a, $500 per anBum. Inquire of H. b. k1NShIME|
Fourth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01

SEAS(DN.
THE THIRTlETH ANNUAL BALL OF THE NEW
York Fire Dep srtment Tor the benefit the Widow and
Orphan fund viii take place q the Academy Of Music Mon
the managers or Of the following officers
HENRY A. BURR, President cor. Cliff and Frankfort sts
JAMES =. WKNNAN. Secretary lt6 Pearl street.
PETER II. TirUs, Treasurer, s. Market street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01

49,
a possible pricce-Sets silver, -, gold 81,
trnons gums pnna SIS Teeth extracted without pain
Offices sl9 Canal street. Mercer street. block west q
Broadway. DIR. EA9bEION.
A NEW INVENTION or ARTIFICIAL TEETH, WITH.
~ on etal plate clasps extracting and
three fourhs lighter Than any other Can be had only Of the
inventor. ~ h. Sr9ESMDND A Blocker street Teeth Oiled
without pain with my material, color Of the natural teeth
Best references given
pEAuTIFuI AND SUBSTANTIAL SET OF TEETH
"A on pnre silver, for only - on iine gold fh; platna
With continuous gum $40 warranted equh - any work IN
New price; single teeth 81 teeth filled and
traced without charge for extract
ing inserting teeth by DR. LUTHER corner Of
Tenih street and Sixth avenue
nENTIsTRy.-TEETH EXTRACTED IN TEN SECONDS
without the slightest pain, by my and original
freezing This admirable system pracsed by
only Reference given " required.
IN X. q. DURK1N, 363 Canal street. Wooster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01

VALUABLE FARM OF 100 ACRES SITUATH
Westchester county, buildings al in good repair
fenced; never failing stream runs through the farm
plenty of fruit stock crops, &c VIII be sold easy
Apply a, l5e West Thirteenth street, In the evening.
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN CHRYSTIE STREET.
salei-one Of the best sites a tenement house In I'd
For particulars apply to ". l.. SEYMOUR, ~ Nassau
room No, 8.
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CHURCHES.

BAPTIST;
CATHOLIC.
Annunciston-C Corner Mande will and Morales 81 as
Immaculate Concepton-Baronne, Canal
lJesuits l-Baronne, Common.
st. Louis Cathedral-JAckso Square,
st. Anthony-Rampart CONT
St. Alphonse-St. Andrew b. Live Oak and Laurel.
81. Augustine-Bayou Read, ST. Claude.
St. Bartholomew-Yiere, b. Seguin and Barthsleny, Al
giers. "a
ST. John Baptist-Dryades b. Cliosud Callope.
St. Joseph-Common b. Msrias and Fiere.
St. Mare-Conde. n. Ursnne.
St Mary-Josephine, b. Live Oak and Laurel.
ST. Patrck-Camp, b. Julia and urod,
St Peters, Marigny. b. Casaealyo and Gfaatmen.
St. Theress-Camp, opp junction with Prytana.
St. Trnify-St. Ferdinand.
st Vincent de Paul--lireatmen, C. Aontegut.
ursuline Oonyent-Below the city.
FIRST CDEGREG ATTONAI4. St. Charles. n. Julia.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL; 81. Peter' sSearen's Bethel
Egplann2e. LEglist PrOestsnte Franease-R
Benvie Christ Church-CAnal c. Dauphiae. ST. Panls--
Camp Gaennie. St. Iuke-Hereules near Felicity road
Trnity-Jackson c. Plsauemine Annuneation : Anxun-
citation Square. Mount 0iyet-Algiers.
LUTHERAN: Euterpe b. Bscehus and Dryades
METHODIST. Carondeet b. Heya and Girod. Felicity Road
G. Chestnut MORGAN, Esghen. Dryades, Terpschore
Pioty, MaFia b. Bienvie and Cont Coffee
n jackson ST. Paul tcoloredl carrollton, carroton
Nayades. Algiers.
PRESBYTERIAN: Lafayette Square. Prytsna, e Clio.
Cesacalyo n. Railroad. Canal, c.. Franklin. Fulton n.
Josephine PryteniAs g Josephine Thalia, Benton.
Bonligny. Camp n. GadiE.
GERM. EyANG.: sstsatPhilip, Chippewa. Protes
tant-Cio. b. Apollo and SaysdsG
EITARIAN: PTytania, Calliope. Gle b. Prytaaa aud
Drysdes. Tspssh re n. kayadss. Ea1erpe, o. Sasahas
md Dlyades.