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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-02

RAILROAD BiLLs-From the proceedings of the
North Carolina Legislature the 29sh ult, We
make the following extracts interesting In Virgi.
mia:
Mr.. Simpson, a bill to Incorporate the Greens
boro' and Danvils Railroad. Ordered to be print.
ed.
The biH, on Its second reading, to repeal the
37th section offhe 6lst chapter Revised Code, pro.
hibiting the building OF canals, roads, &C., with
out auth ority of the Legislature, gave rise to
long debate, in which much feeling was manifested
as il involved the Danviiie ard other connections
with the n. C. r. r. Messrs. Ashe, Houston,
Bedsoe and Eduey, took strong ground against
the repeal, and Messrs. Brown, Mcdonald and
Davidson in favor Of it. The bill was postponed
aud made the special order for Wednesday ii oclk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-02

FREE TICKETS ON RAHRoAps.--The Cleveland Rail-
road Convention in adopting q system ef tree
passes, recommended that "fres tickets" shall be
Issued to such newspaper editors as will publish
free OF charge, In each issue OF their paper, the
time of arrival and departure Of every train coming
into and leaving the place where the paper pub.
lishef. At q low estimate, such an advertisemcne
would cost in o daily paper about three hundred
dollars a wear,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-02
Dec SrsALEns are coiaing the chang

Doc STBALERs are coining The change
now, by picking up settlers aud pointers. running
them off into the cnuptry and keeping them until
good rewards offered. Yesterday morning
we'll known dog litter returned favorise pointer
20 his owner. sfter keeping him tied up three
weeks. and received for his troubles sound can
ing. Perhaps the Mayor may have tho difficulty
oated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-02

The Araso at New York brings soms iuterest.
ing items Of foreign news, not forwarded By tsle.
graph:
The London Herald says:-A regular razsia of
English papers had been made At the Paris Post
Omce this week No Leudou news has been din.
iosted 10 Paris for four days, and to day Nov. l6)
the Examiner, Saturday Review, Court Journal
embargo.
magistrate named Goson was fred at near
Nens BY discharged enploye, but escaped With.
oct material Injury.
The London eiazetse contains notice of apn,i.
cation for charter for the Bank Of British 10.
lurnbia aud yaacouver's Island.
Tue three hnudredth Anniversary of Quaeu
Elzabeth's accession to the throne had been
celebrated with Protestant demonstrations in
various parts Of England.
The Bishop of London delivered . lengthy pri.
mary charge to about one thousand clsrgymsu Of
his diocesses ct st. Pauls. He coudsmnsd the
practice OF the confessional.
Tns london Gazette aonouocss the spFointmsat
OF DIR. Henry Barth, The African traveller. TO be
Companion Of the Bath.
The Camp at Aldsrshoft, Eng, 10 in admirable
order Just nov: The efiectivs strength Of the
treor. there is little over 10000 men sf all arms
Prince Napoleon had issued decree relieving
the press la Algiers from certain offensive ads
disions to the laws of the press in France, and
placing them upon the same footing as French
journa's
Lords Pamerston and Clarendon were on visit
to NapoleoD at Compiegue.
The Goniteur contains decree obiiging all
bakers in certain towns to keep in reserve eufi.
cient stock to supply their manufacturing wants
in bread during At least three months.
special decree in the MDnttsur establishes a
special bank, charged with the service of the
treasury TO the great public works of the city,
and which shall bear tho title of the Bank of the
Public Works of Paris.
The Belgian Chamber Of Deputies voted for the
address In reply to tho King speech by ffiy-three
against nine. Great excitement attended the
vote, and come of the opposition retired from the
Chamber.
Of Radetzky was uncovered on the 18th, in the
presence. of the Emperor and great eoncourse Of
spectators.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-02

WITH the arrival of new brewed Beer,
w beg leave 20 submit to my customers. and
the public generally, the following standard OF
prices for my bottled Lager Beer, Porter. Aie &c,
Quarts per dozen. sI75( Is cts doz allowed on
Pin.s per dozen, St00 return OF bottles.
Hslf pints per doz Soc, bottles extra
Store and bar keepers per centase allowed.
have siso on hand Lager Beer in whole. half
quarter and eighth bbls; Cream Ale in whole, half
and quarter bbis and ior sale at the lowest market
price.
orders left with sfessrs Duyal Norton, corner
10Th and Main streets Laidley Robinson. cor 4th
and FRANKLIN yts or az nay store, will be promptly
attcndedto. WILBACHkR, 18th at,
mol Between Main and Cary.
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caived, by Adams Exyress, fresh lot OF Swedish
LESCHEs. which will be applied upon most reason.
able terms.
P.s.-Curping and Lesching promptly attended
20. Can be found at all hours OF the day at the Hair
Dressing Room undsr the American Hotel, and at
night on 9Th street. French Garden Hill.
my 2o-ts r. O. EOBS0N.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-02

p~ Dr. ACHILLES AecoLfs Office, ca
ON GRACE srRnET, BETWEEN tn AND sTn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-02

TIL. ASSESSMENT or PHIftnErPTIA FOR 1S5e.-Tbe
Board of Revision Of Philadelphia have completed
The assessment for 1870, and the amount Of taxa
bic property Is represented to be $780, 600 900 reel
estate and Sc, ,69T. .669 personal property, making
an aggregate Of s165, COZ GO This is an increase
over last year of about three millions OF dollars.
The number of taxables this year Is set down at
1o8. $50, a decrease of 3l2o since 1858. This do
crease In the number Of taxables is found In the
manufacturing wards, and doubtless results from
the revulsion of business within the last year,
which has driven those out Of work into the conn
try for employment.
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d- CIaAFs.

- CIGAEE,
IMrORTED AND DOMESTIC.
Lklf AND ANURACrUED TOBACCO.
A ta<ge xud slaii selected sfsscs.
WH1LESALE AND RETATL.
JOHN BOUCHER.
18th strpss,
i,etwsen Main and ErSDkiin sts
H.-eieAHg I.aas il AZ styls 20 order.
n S>-1A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-02

SrEED or RAILROAD TRArss.--Au American trav.
eIIer asserts that tho speed of the British Rassen
ger trains exceeds that of the American, the
aversge there being twenty>eight miles an hour.--
The weight of these trains 10 much less than that
Of the American, and the difference Ia speed Is
likewise accounted for By the lighter grades OF the
foreign lines Besides this. the tracks moro
carefully laid than is usual here; the cuttings are
widcr,tb DRAWINGS more thorough, the baIlasting
twenty.pix feet wide and two deep, the cross ties
nine feet long, and saturated either with coal tar
kerosote, or snlphate of copper. The rails almsst
uniformly weigh seventy.two pounds per yard,
being in height five inches, and much more care
fully manufactured than those which are shipped
to this country. The good iron is kept for homo
consumption, while the refnse article s sent 20 us.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-02

RECEIVING PER STEAMERS AND
III sCHOONERS-
200 boxes RAIsINs. whcle. half and quarter
co exes CiTRoN
Casks CUbRANTS
soen lbs COOKING PRUHES
5 cases cup. article MuN ES In jars and bxs
20 drums sulIsna RAaSINS
100 drurnB FIGS
For rale of reduced prices hy
paIT No 7s Main street.
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WHITTIER TO EMIGRATE? ?"
70 "a. Editor Of The N. Y. T,b

r. "a. Esito, Of The N. Y. T,i5sn.
Sir: Your article on the above subject is remarka-
bly, well considered and highly valuable to all persons
entertaining the question which it answers. la ess
small point, however it is not correct, and think the
importance Of the subject will justify correction.
You speak of Illinois as being wholly destitute Of
timber. especially pine and soft wood This is true
so far a. yet knswn to the world at large but there is
terra ineognito in Southern Illinois, where there is
good supply of timber and, including the finest poplar
which for many purposes ia equal to pine, Is very
abundant. The climate is also oil the most lnvt-
ing. That country was not originally called Egypt
because of its intellectual darkness for when the
was given there no especial difference between
it and the rest of the State but because Of
scarcity it's genial climate having been exempt from
fro.ts, the people of the North went down into
1" Egypt that country for corn.
One word also for Missouri. You say If il were free
from Slavery, and had free schools, &c Missouri mas
legisated most literally for free schools; but II wiil
take time with any people not previously framed 10
the system, 10 perfect 80 vast machinery etthero
are now many excellent schools IN the state. AS
sample of the liberal spirit of the people, allow me to
cite the of Lincoln County, where there IS .
sebool not inferior, will venture to cay, TO some OIL
the best in Massachusetts, academy worthy u tho
name Put 10 this the fact that there is also steam
saw and Touring mll-that good land, not the best,
but fair average of the West, is rated IN farms al
slj acre-spd then you may Judge what are some
of the inducements 10 emigrate TO State which IA at
present Slave State. What would such land, well
imbered and pat prairie with such advantages, tiny
miles from city of more than hundred thousand
inhabitants, aordng one OF the best OF markets, sell
for anywhere else 7
have land there to sell, any other interest in
the matter than THE TRIBUNE has; but lot the truth
be known, and few men and negroes will not always
shut out the world from of the best regions that
Free Labor has ever contended for.
AN OLD SUBSCRIBER
Csaihnile. H.. April IL. 1883.
No SIR In correcting others yoa shoad take
rect yyursef. Ed Trb.
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THE PROPLE'S COLLEGE.

To n. Edfsy Of The n. Y. T,ibrns
SIR Work has been actively resumed on the Peo-
pie s College buildings, located at this place. Good
progress was made on the massive stone foundations
up to the edge OF the Winter season, and operations
have been resumed this Spring under very favorable
circumstances. understand that it appears from a
careful resur,ey Of the foundations with leveling
instrument that they have not been disturbed in the
least by the frosts rains SHOWS of Winter. They
seem firm and solid enough to pile amos! anyt hing upon
them.
Extensive arrangements being completed for
the manufacture OF the brick for the buildings upon the
College grounds Five molding machines will soon
be in operation, which expected to turn out the
brick very rapidly.
A marked and largely increasing interest Is being
developed in this region round about in regard 10 the
success OF the institution. Its prospects appear con-
tnualy TO grow brighter and more encouraging.
Valuable additions have been made 70 the library OF
the College during she last few months chiefly dOns
lions from different sources
Should the bill presented by Mr.. Morrill,, and already
passed by the House of Representatives become
Jaw donating public lsLds to promote instruction in
agriculture and the mechanic ats IL will be precisely
the thing advance the Interests and prosperity of tae
College he re- AID make It OF large and lasting
usefulness.
The westher. the present month. has been unususly
pleasant though strong wnds nave Prevailed tor the
last few DAYS The prospect Of good crops in ths rvg
,on the present yed %, believe. quite encouraging
Hg,0nG N Y. April g. 1919
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PRISON ASSOCIATION.

At the annual meeting of this Association held yes
terdsy the following gentlemen were elected officers
and managers for 1888:
For President-Janes H. Titus; Vice Rus.
sell r. NJ Hayeps J. ID. Ross. II. Griscom Corresponding
Secresry-John Stanton Gould Recording SecresryJas C.
Holden ;Tressurer-Henry A. Oakley.
Finance Commhtee-Wm. C. Gilman Chairnsn JAIME, T
Alley NJ D., George Pollen, Henry r. Marshsl Henry A.
Oakley Jos f. JOY Sherman J. Bacon Orson ID. Mum. .
COMMITTEE Detentions-Isresl Russell Chairman John n
Keyse Chas A. Dawson Geo. Baker Solomon Jepner. b
H. Wales Adam I. Socket, Otis d. Swan.
Committee Dihorged Convs-Richsrd Reed Chairman
VIM Hegeman Stephen Cotter. M r. Jesup Isaac T. Smith
John ID. RUPEE r.
Prison Disciplns-R NJ Hsvens Chairman ia. c. Holden,
Theo Telksmpf d. d., Theo. Cap, Peter T. Cutler. +. T.
Tlop. Lyman Cobb ~
The annual report will be published soon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04

LArECArkIYss SHOOTING OF CAPT. CH,rKER.
The nyesaon relative 70 the shooting Of CAPT Chske Of the
propeller Sen.cs brcu,h TO close Mssds By Coroner
capt c. IL will BE- remembered shot sAo time
while standing pier No IS kssi River BY the careless
Of pvss sstchmep. ~ho were clearing their pistols
previous gons duty for ia. night The Coroners Jary
rudsr- the following ver Thai decs sset 70 bis death
from pistol .ho, wound cre.sy fired by some one To the
Jury ssd jury having proof ihst eher Of the
sho,, fred By Henry Pick tone OF the wschmen sent ia the
direction Of deceased the Jury Henry Pick
for oss csspes. in 6ns bis pis,o in the proven
ard consider such psee should b. stopped ~ the sutas
tee in orde prey aay similar On the reuii
on Of the verdict Mr. Pet liberated from custody Deceased
native OF CONNECTICUT - yesEs of sx-
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IAdvertisemer,l

THE RIGHTS or ALL MUST AND SHALL BE-
RYsYfCTsDFor series OF years. ptsctcs has prevailed
of merchants and sAesmen especially in
cty who in order 10 sell their goods
-o TO The vie habit sAndeps mep-s enins the charse
snd goods OF brother merchant Tue more eniep'n< end
energetic the indiydu the malignant aud INSCRIPTIONS
the ssesn The particular class auee TO are engaged
10 the Carpet trade ard popular house Of seventeen years stand
ius 4. made sIge Of We sude 10 HIRAM ADEssoSs, No
20 Bowey Th psce has been resoted 70 BY sons Of
The Dry Goods in neshbons village. who keep Hpe IN
the hope Of retsnns home Every subetuse
sorted to both IN this city and the sdscept to~us and Villages
prevent persons visiting the Gat mtrsoPoLirsN CAspsT
FNrosIVM We the pablo Judge fof tasmssvsa
Wit this Carpet mart examine the Immense soch and
compare the prices there asked for goods wth other establish
meus We vouch H. the SANDER. ~ b. related aor leave
xNe,tize on which 10 IS. a doubt
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punissneet,. corIoresEy or otherwise - nay 1, a,
Judsmeot be ,iopes. The following answer proves
that come OF the parerts are pleased With tbs idea:
"D,fs NJ, R.r1rs-Your H,syilg cklsT dat received
hope a. to John you viii dos him just GA ain
HeC boy-is Joha Htbo vs bs I, habit Of ,sshin him
n!,a.i IL M, 70 me vii ara sohins-hs so>in 10
,rnou.y deh.sneut WLlup h.m vel ser. AID yoa vii
c-ive my thsukA
S-Wb.t Joan b-ia ach scholar 10 tia; We
/. nv by wifi . fus; husband"
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COURT or SPECIAL sY55TOAS-Msy L-Bsf9rs yuaacss
OssOss. STxyss aud Qu,cgEssuss.

COURT or SPECIAL 5Y55lOsS-Msy L-Bsfgrs Jusacss
Ossoss STEyRs aud OF &C kESsUss.
Number of eases on the caleLcar 80.
Charles Anderson, Thomss Saunders and Patrick
Dillon convicted Of stealing toI,y pound. VI cou Pes
tertiary mouth escD.
John Burke was convicted of stealing sheet. City
Pr.on ten days
Mary Casey was convicted Of stealing fob chaa
and biessipiB City Prison thirty days
Bridget Fitzpatrick pleaded guilty 10 assault aaa
tarsy on Budget Kelly. Fioed 60
George Guest was convicted Of assault aud bat-
terry James Owen,. JUdgmeIt suspended.
CHARLES Hilderbra was convicted Of an assaIt
ard battery Mary Hdebrand Peit,ntisIy tarrs uoaths
Sarah Jack was convicted OF an assault and battery
On Dora Bernstein. Fined SO.
CathaiiDe Luffn was convicted Of "a assault and
battery CsthsDe Brennan judgment, suspended
jeremiah McCary was convicted OF al assault sos
battery MausIet McCuty feniteniiary three n,nts.
james Parrot was convicted OF stealing aooue MY
pounds OF fst. PeDiteDtAIy two months. . .
Henry Pear tboy) was convicted OF sSNhs, a.
times November at. shecs Nsesss
pillow amounting 70 shout 20 =, ~nn
from ths s.smbcs,s Empire st1fe, Ray S~T 'r"'P1's~
State OF Maine Penitsndsy stA mooIls II.
James Sipeu lboy) pleaded guhy 10 s"'os s""
wsich. House Of Refrge $500. - -. 49,.
Bridget Smith was convicted OF 1eai"S AZ ""A ""
pdtsbeclo,b PsBfertisry four "eItns r .,
William Tracy boy was conYicted OF steauns
H.; iii ,b,rt buons and coral bssds. Hopss Of Ret
MAJ Ana White convicted Of stealing 3iV "
,,o,, 1su.y drs~er. Pentsniis'y thr-s months .
Roberr Etlis pleaded guilty 10 stealing bundls Of
p.,.rLsps.sgs Reaisntsd u CONVICTIONS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04

BcRTos's THE,TRr.-Mr. i,reugham's last produc-
tons one ofths funniest enanations from his prolific pen.
The title is "This House to be Sold" and for con-
tnuty Of plot uneIpecedness of Incident and variety
of dction it is certainly unsurpassed. II is not, per-
haps going too far to assert, that it is the most
thoroughly original modern addition to the Standard
Drama. When we aude to it more particularly here
after shall give not only the leading points of the
story, but the details of the working out, in order
thoroughly to squech the off uttered calumny that al
good modern plays are borrowed from the French
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04
MAYOR TYEMANN'S PLEDGES BEFORE
ELECTION
HIS LETTER ACCEPTING THE NOMINATION.

NEw-YoEK, Nov Is, 1851.
GtsTITsEs: have received your communication
ofthisdate, announcing that the COMMITTEE appointed
at mas meeting of the people, held at the Merchants
Exchange on the 18th inst, have decided TO present
my name to the citizens Of New York, for their suf-
sges at the ensuing Mayoraty election. and desiring
my consent thereto.
In reply. have the honor to accept the nomination,
and VIII il elected endesvor to meet the just sIpec-
tstops Of the public that the government Of great
city shall be administered in no r1rro1r portisoa spirit
but honestly and economically. and that fitness and
integrity shoH he tie sole qualifications for office.
Vefy respectfully your ooedir1t servsnt.
DANIEL !. TfENANN
JAW JARVIS, esq, Chairman.
NN H. ASIHos. esd. S,crr.zry
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A Morning Concert will be given in aid Of the
fund for the liquidation of the entire debt of the Free
Church of the Holy Martyrs on Wednesday, Nay S, at
Niblos Saloon. The following eminent artists have
volunteered their services: Maj Zimmerman fher first
appearance in America, Miss Madeline Gellie, Miss
Maria Brainerd Miss Mary tieue, Signor Tiberin NJ.
Rivsrde, and Aptommss. This entertainment, there
fore, will I've vsry elegant.
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cnrRT CALkNDAR-Tm. p.r.

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fst. tsz - 40. 49,.
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49, ssi -. ia iR lli3 lii has. it. iik la, az"
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CITY ITEMS.

ACADENr OF MusIo.-Carl Founes appears for the
second time this evening at Musards Concerts. in con-
junction with Madame dAngn, Miss Miner and the
eminent violnist, Mr.. II. C. Cooper. Tae latest
orchestral novelty is the American Quairile entitled
" Gotham introducing some familiar airs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04

LOOK Or FOR Moos. ArorIoS'.-To-norrov
moInrg 50 ccef vii bestsoned a. the door Of every
prominent mock auction establishment ia the city to
yarn ipgoers of the character Of the place in the
.tptsrce Of Dante. IAN hope abandon, yc who eu,er
here" or words 70 that effect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04

JACK CADE; OR. TIE KENTIsH Rebellion
Th, geat drains BY Judge Conrad atscted OVERLOOKING
house PuRDs's N.rlosAL TnEATFR last evening and ne
viii continue house every evening during its
Mr. H. A. Perry Jack Csde. and Ms Denvl a. Msranne
greatly sppsuded viii be repeated TONIGHT with the
drama OF Docs or THE FERRY. with Mr. +. Blanchard
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NEW7JERSEY ITEMS.

REPORT OF THs CRY MaRsHAL.-Ths City Mar.
reports that las committed TO the City Prison
for the April the following Oh argos Drunkenness
90; assault IL buguy2 fighting s. larceny = disorteIly
g. Pe.onstips emsles playing ball on Sunday vsEsney
A. yoep. assault q stealing 2; bastady Il suspicion OF burg
United %: England, 10 Germany 5, colorod, s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04

. ss,5 ths VII a reess; p.cod Carey Ct chs had o.
ac.as OF ro~ty boys has been tbs haSt o. s'tsck-
Jog boys attending private echoes IN St. Max Place
Ire rowdies have lot ony attacked the school boys,
but have bckea the wicdews Of ss building by stoses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04

ARREST or NoroeIoCs PioKrocHsr.-,John Ma.
con ala. Jane. Macksy . wer-knowa English pick
pocket sres,ed yesterday BY officer Moore Of the
Mayors squsd. He was detected picking the pocket
Of lady in Broadway. lie wss taken before Justice
Osborn and held 70 answef.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04

IrQUEsTs.-Yesterday afternoon cartmaD, name
unknown while driving past the Of Eighth and Abie
streets tell to the gound dead 1t supposed tbs. DO died OF
disease heat On Sunday evening Coroner Sne held
inquest the body Of stiborn child which found In
lot Eighth street between South Second aud Thirty third
streets named Tower while passing the spot,
aud engaged in digging hole approaching the
spot suddenly left and examination the body OF child
. box the place where they digging
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JAdyertsement.
NEW SYNSATION.-Mlss Susan Denim may

well be called senssions She creates delicious excitement
wherever she appears She has already thrown the hAbitnes Of
BARsuMs frenzy OF nston Her beauty aud
her snd her genius her snsou aud her nsives
are irresistible attractions She will repeat her enchanting per
fsncs of Young korva in the tragedy OF DOUGH-
charming comedy and Brilliant farce 30
BARNUA'S.