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UAuTl0N-I have 40 son-in-law authorized to send
ny recipe as has been advertised. IL 27-d&cwlm
QS0D ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AN
tQOOO TInNTE SPECIEIC MlNIIRE for the

QSlD REWAkD.-JEfFRIE5' AN
eQcOO TID0TE, SPECIFIC NlXTUREfor the
cure of Gonorrh9a elect. Structures. and similar
disorders. 1T makes speedy cure wthcut the least
restriction OF diet drink, exposure change in ag
plication to business. the proprietor challenges a
single ca SO of recent Gonorrhoea which the mixture
will not cure, under forfeiture OF SOD Further
the disease cannot be contracted desc OF the Mix
ture j. taken when exposed. Repeated experiments
AID long experience have proved that ii will radi
caly cure any case which can be produced. THIS
desirable result is obtained III from two to ten days
and it neither creates nausea nor ofends the pal!
ate, AMI renders uunecess tr ali deviation IN diet OF
Interruption to usual pursuits sound sleep or heal
thy digestion, the nuisance Is thus removed as
-peedy as is consistent with the production OF a
torou Oh ami permanent cure. Its ingredients are
entirely vegetable. and injurious effect, eitbe!
constitutionally or locally, can be caused by its
use.
Price 81 per bottle. Sole agent for New York, c
Il Ring No 90, Broadway, corner OF John street
TR CAbLENDEh, corner OF 81 and Walnut sts
agent for Philadelphia.
Soldby FISHER WINSTON,
f. 22-dIy Richmond Va.
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NTOETH READING.-Why is il that sc
w many suffer and repine and drag cut nisera-
BILE ezistance united for the enjoyments, and even
ordinary pursuits Of life, when relief may be obtain
ed and health and vigor restored by treatment az
once Convenient and safe we'll permanent in its
character.
80 those who have suffered long with disease Uit
mating in loss of appetite, vigOr and distate o.
social Joys the undersigned tenders bis professional
services assuring the sufferers candOr and sincerity
pleasant, convenient and proper prescriptions n
thorough cure and sound body and mind without IN
pleasant restrictions hndrance from ordinary ju
siness pursuits.
All diseases of s. private nature from whatsoever
cause eitherrecent chronic structures irritable
bladder, &c; also, ScrofGla, Asthma, Rheumatism
Piles, &c, Gkillfuy and successfully treated.
DR.. Hlrris can be consulted daily. between the
onra of 10 A. Nj. and =. M and to 10 2. NJ at lis
rooms, opposite American Hetel-eutiance on Main
street, nth door above iith stceet&o 81, Srd floor
Ladies OF delicate constitutions, those suffering
from complaints peculiar TO the sex, axe invited to
communicate or send their address.
In order to satisfy an oft imposed upon continuity
that there is intention On the part OF DR.. Il. d
humbug them, he begs 10 state that no fes or remu.
neration Will be received until entire satisfaction
shall be given.
Call upon or address
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ga STORE FOR RENT.-The store
ks.t lately occupied by P. II. Taylor as q music
store, on Governor street, between Main and Frank
lin. Apply tn :. HARDWOOD, opposite.
P. II. TAYLOR has removed to No. los Main St,
near letk de q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-19
A RETIRED PHYSICIAN IS YEARS

"A OF AGE-Whose sands of life have nearly run
ont discovered while in The East in.iies, certain
cure ion Consumption, Asthma. Bronchitis, Cuughs,
Colds and General Debility. The remedy was dis
coyered by him when his only child, daughter,
was given up die. lie had heard much OF the won
deru restorative and healing qualities OF prepaia
lions made from the East India hemp and the thought
occurred to him thai he might make a remedy for
his child lie studied hard and succeeded IN real
izing his wishes. His child was cure, aud is now
alive and well. He has since adm ustered the wen
derfu remedy to thousands Of sufferers in all parts
of the world aud he has never failed in making them
completely healthy and happy. Wishing TO do as
much good possible. he viii send to suh Of his AZ
tcted fellow being s request it, this recipe with
full and explicit directions for making it mp, endsuc
cessfuy using il. He requires each applicant t.
incose him ono shillingthree cents to be returned
as portage the recipe and the remainder TO be ap
piled to the payment of this advertisement.
Address DR.. II. JAMES, ~ Grand street, Jersey
City, n. J.
UAUTI0N.-I have 40 soniH-l aw authorized to send
my recipe, as has been advertised. IL 2I-d&cwlm,
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Elk HAGAN'S JOHN /. -, :, :.

GFD&k HAHAN'S JOHN is out a
,.l ..iS5 v g The ring The question viii IN
tny q bis wages and why should mss ~, ~ ~
ancs Ut good will, @"'. '"A'iaa
Riss. Jupiter, and SanS N. M,,, ~
HAGAN'S JOHN still retains Cr.sk y.,to,. -,
all It's laws and infeIible rights Tor Il : WA
ihat eiFpreservstion i the first law on satn.s u
ny sngntd man despair. 80 long rs there L !. -,
to nniuri. for he kn"weth not his destiny, '
fore ! have commenced my old b..spess o. i ~
street, and VIII be ready to build from wbeeIan
row 10 SIX horse Coacn-will hire ont. self So
and lake Horses on hvery-wi be ready 10 ,sss,
Tor anything from goose yoke 10 30 a btinI ~ 'S
Barnum. with aii his huDlbugs and Walk r wI,b -
CANS JOHN career. which you viii hear nor aA
hereafter. JOHN HAGAN
Il ~
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A ID MINISTRATOR' NOTICE. ALI
persons having claims against the estate Of the
late VIM w Bethel. Of the coa1ty of Henrico, are
hereby notiiiedto bring such claims forward, duly
authenticated for adjustment and settlement that
| may close up my misunderstanding and dispose OF
the estate in accordance with his last viii and ties.
lament, and thereby release nay securities from fur
Their responsibility this notice will be plead as
legal bar to all claims whatsoever that are not pre-
sented before the LIST OF April next.
W n. PEYBERT0N,
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uFRlCE s0uTH-slDh kaiLhvAD va
PgTEasBgas Sept. sd. 1851.
F-F- r,xss@ngsE1 ON AND AFT Il
~ g SslM o EDaY next. the 9TH
INST aad unit further notice the following schsduR
wal bo run on Ais road daily l3uslays exceS e, o.
the Passenger Trains:
MAIL rRaIss
Leave Petersburg at.s............. % O'clock "a
Arrive at BerkstIle lJu8otion) - . =,
at Lynehburg at-............. ! 90
Leave EynchbaTg az ....-..-........ u ~ III
Arrive ut Burkevills fJuuetion) 80 I'm.
Z" at Petersburg at............ ~
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leave Petersburg at.............. 10 O'CLOCK X M
Arrive mt Burkeville {JnnctiOh) IS . -,
81 at LypchbGrg ak............ 8 20 a -.
Leave LynehbuTg at........s.... ~ n . ItM'
Arrive at Burkeyiile tJanction1 % a. a.
e at Petersburg at.............. a 80 As a.
The Accommodates, Train connects with the s'r-
ainia and Tennessee Train. going West and coming
Fast; with the Richaond and Danvilie IRAN "
Railroad. going North and south at Petersburg :.
se ia G. Il. ALi4SUP. supt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-19

Consulting Rooms No. 81. third floor, Opposite the
de i5--3n* American Hotel Richmond, Va
CPRING STYLES CLOTHING We
~ have just received By steamer a choice IL: Of
Black Frock Coats and Cashmere Pants made in the
latest styles. by ourselves of the hes; material
Those in want of something nice will do well or
calling on DARRAC0TF. HARRIS L co
Successors 10 Merchant. Weisiger 4 Co.
ALSO-fancY Side-Strile Cashmere Pants NH Il
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= -sz,ss,sxaszw1 THE ADAMS EXPRESS

F.s- -sxsssxzzzr1 THE ADAMS EXPRESS
49, COMPANY, I3l Main So, having
resumed their Steamship Express TO and from Nor
folk Petersburg and Richmond by Steamers James
town and Roanoke, which leave New York eveiy
Wednesday and Saturday, and thence by railroad to
and the irincpai places in Virginia and North Caro-
Ina. are now prepared to forward, with great dis
ratch and at reduced rates. every kind OF Mercban
disc, Valuable Parcels, Jewelry, &C, TO the above
named Cities and all places on the seaboard
Our Express on the Steamship viii be accompanies
bv special Messenger who will give their personai
attention to the careful handling Of goods entrusted
10 the ADAMS EMPRESS CO.'S Steamship ExpTes Is
shippers will please take notice that pacsageS TO
-oints IN Virginia and North Carolina will be sent by
steamers unless otherwise marked.
D NJ s j. /. MACD0SUUGU,
Agent Of Adams Express Co
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ase FOR RENT.-For the purpose Of
re moving into larger building on the Basin
Eank We oifer the house at present occupied by us
for rent. WA =, staples Il co,
18th street. next door TO
10 TIA sipfS = GN1rt.at NyiI
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DRY GO0DS. DRY GOODS. JOHN
~ SON HARDWOOD, No II Main street, keeps
constantly gu hand large aud varied stol Of For
eign aud American, Staple aud Fancy Dry Goods, to
which we invite the attention Of all ia want of good
articles ut low prices. We cordially invite all to call
AMI examine Goods and prices, we feel conf
dent they will find il TO their interest 10 purchase
fe22 JOHNSON h HARDWOOD.
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s,A FOR SALE Or REKT-The house
En al present occr pied by WIN. ChriEtian, on 25th
street opposite Leigh Street Baptist Church, Church
Hill. It contains five rooms, with well Of water in
the yard Terms liberal. Apply to
las GDDDiN q APPERSON
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sSssSSSsS Just received, superior stock 0f ladies'
Morocco EOnteeS Laiies in want OF goed aIti-S
of shos of tie above should call soon ~
c SMAURICE'S,
NH lS--tt Isl Main street.
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(
sa,es in New York, Wednesday. Of 5000 Virgil
MA Sc at -. and $500 do II s2ts-
Tho New York papers report sales By auction. on
Wednesday. By order Of the Auditor Of the state OF
ulinois ~ fclloWss
$4,000 Stats Of Missouri per cent. coupon bonds
due In 1885. ss,.0sk ass 5000 state Q, ~ ..s
per cent. ceupcn bonds due IN Issd. s2 ha,; 49,; -,
10. due III tss.. 80 do: eseoo do due tsss y az ~
co. state Of Tennessee per cent. eoapSn p9nas NV
In iSe2 ssk tio $3tOo state OF North Csfonaae pet
cent coupon bonds. due 10 1855. Ss'
The followina sales Of stock were made IN NorioA
"Wednesday. by Merwin Moore. anetioneers.
IL shares Exchange Bank at,.......,...'...ias -
10 20 Farmers do ..................tuz ~ <
do City Sersp....s...r.-...... .s....s... 20 w
The tea sale By auction in New York. Tuesday. In
s,teated return Of animation in trade. The entire
catalogue Of about noo halt chests. realizing some
$4,000, was sold ia thirty-six minutes.
Land Warrants are quoted At New York rs fol.
lows:
Buying. Selling.
a acre Warrants per acre.....sf 90 SO
30 acre Warrants per acre.. ~ 81
tSe acre Warrants per acre.. 81 -
leo acre Warrants per aore.-,... 81 ~
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S. FOR REN IA very desirable
So dwelling on Grace street, between Adams and
ronsnee one square above Grace street Baptist
Church The hOuse contains ten tOoms, ana has
beeu recently repaired and gas introduced; has the
city water in the yard, and is in one Of the most
pleasant neighborhuods III the city.
To good tenant the rent will be low. Eppiy 20
ia 23-ts RAaLAND 4 BRO.
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poa Rswr APP sALH

ssss ron RENT OR LEASE PRO
Ma pEgTY on CHURCH iIiLL.--a HOUSE ana
Lot conner Of Clay and 18th streets suitable iol
small lasiy, and possession given by the fh iust
and rant lvw. 49,. ,ts
Also. that beautiful and large lot OF Land 80
aeres. owned by \. q. stahbs, Ekg imfnsah.esy
EnLL z HUGHES,
al, - a,S franklin street.
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rT- SPECIAL NeTICE.-Express packages for
Norfolk Petereiur Richmond, aud all places in Viz
ginia and North Carolina, intended for shipment by
Steamships Roanoke and Jamestown, WI hereafter i
whoare the authorized Agents for Express privileges
on these ships -.,,
Com nanT. LUDLAM / PLEASANTS. AGENTS.
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"A NOTICE.-NEW SAD a..
= ~ DLERY AND HARNESS rs. [9S

~ II BIlT 81 MINT.--Ihe sIbscflber re
q specttuly informs his old customers anG
The public generally, that he has purchased frcIG
Mr. JOHN w. DENNIS his entire stock of SADDLERY
and FIXTURES; also, leased the house. (more Ia
miliarly Known as Utey's old stand,) whore may bt
found large and varied stock usually kept In the
inc which he will sell on reasonable terms he
can afford. Having engaged the services Of Mr
JOHN OTEY, acknowledged to lie the be st Sad,iieT
in the city, who will attend in person 10 therSadd
department, those who may be in want of superior
Saddle, or any other article il my line. will please
rive m "A call
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-01-27

'twar powerful sarmint-it was hearn three
miles. He proved that nakidness warnt much,
arter all,-et you take the rite view ov the
thing-that hell sarpints ov all sizes wus skee-
ry, cold and trubilsum-that it warnt tn be
expected ov him, poor, weak, frail wun ov
the dust, to be sarpint ur lizzard proof either
that wun small sarpint of the tribe ov mil
cizidick ruinated wurld through an woman
while he wur beset with barril full ov EN-.
An sixteenthly an finally that Sut Lovengood
is the biggest raskil, fool, and skare- crow ever
Matched in the mountain range.
CHOW, George, that all may be SO, but
want you tu tell old Grownhog this for me-ef
he'll let me alone I'll let him alone; and eff he
don't, if 1 don't lizzard him agin wish may
be burned inter poultice. Lets go tu the
spring and mix a little oy hit with this yere
whisky, Shaking his fask,) afore you start
Mind, tell ole Barbely what sed about a.
nuther big skeer, with-say peck-ur a peck
and half ov lizzards-try an skeer him if you
hin-good bye.''
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VOL. 4.--NO. %.

that these States expect to do anything about
colonzing Central America. They cannot az
ford to lose man. They had better give
away $4,000 than TO lose single honest, In
dustrious citizen. They cannot afford 10.
/ have left out Of this calculation, to be sure,
the enumeration of the slaves in these States,
for the gentleman from Tennessee[ Mr.. May
nard1 informed us that the question of Slavery
did not come into this argument properly,
and / agree with him there. think he may
agree with me, that by no possibility can Sla-
very ever be established in Central America.
That is my belief. Just tx your neutrality
laws, and We will fill up Central America be-
fore 1860 sufficiently to be comfortable.
'sIt may be said that Yankees, when they
get down into Central America, will, if the
climate is suited for it, make use of slave la
Dor. l have heard that argument before and
it has been asserted that the Yankees who GO
into slave States oftentimes turn shareholders
and outdo the Southern men themselves.
l have no doubt that they outdo them if they
do anything in that line at all. [Laughter.]
The Yankee has never become a STAKEHOLDER
unless he has been forced to it by the social
relations of the slave State where he lived;
and the Yankee who has become STAKEHOLDER,
has, every day OF his life thereafter, felt in
his very bones the bad economy of the sys-
TEN. 1t could not be otherwise. Talk about
our Yankees, who go to Central America, be-
coming shareholders!
ssWhy, sir, can buy a negro power, in a
steam-engine, for ten dollars (laughter), and
we clothe and feed that power for ono
year for five dollars (renewed laughtei); and
are We the men to give $1,000 for an African
slave, and $3.50 year to feed and clothe him
No, sir. Setting aside the arguments about
sentimentality, and about philanthropy, on
| this question; setting aside all poetry and fic-
ton, he comes right down to the practical
question-is it profitable? !? The Yankee re-
plies, ssNot at all.'' Then there is no danger
of men who go from Boston to Central Amer
ica ever owning Slaves, unless they are COM
PEELED to, by their social relations there.
''lf 4 man goes from Boston into Louisiana,
and no body will speak to him unless he has q
| slave; nobody invite him to social entertain
| ment unless he owns a negro, and if he can
not get wife unless he has negro, then sir
very likely he may make up his mind to own
| a negro. [Laughter.]
Mr.. Thayer closed by offering an order of
| inquiry, to the political condition of tho
people of NicaraG ua, and whether they invite
colonies from the United States to settle A.
mong them, and also, whether the soil, eli
mate, and other natural advantages of that
country are such as to encourage emigration
thither from the Northern States.
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exert ourselves to furnish our citizens with a
safe and stable currency to prevent future f.
nancial revulsions similar to that under which
the community has for some time been strug-
Cling and to relieve the Government in its
fiscal action, from the danger of deprecated
or worthless paper, and the embarrassments
arising from dependence upon corporations Of
her own creation"
The Governor says under the sinking fund
act of 1S49, the public indebtedness has been
but slightly dimished; but that he shall con-
slider it one of the leading duties of his admin
istration to see that the recent amendment to
ing fund, be carried out in letter and spirit.
He considers thorough revision of the laws
in relation to interpretations is imperiously de-
manded by the public interest. He says:
s'Our Common School system is justly dis
tinguished as one of the most practical and
efficient in the Union. Let US then cherish
this traditional policy, coming down to US from
the fathers of the Commonwealth, and by ev-
cry means in our power foster and strengthen
the measures now successfully producing the
results so ardently desired by the patriotic
men who have gone before us.''
Gov. Packer then alludes to the Kansas
question, and takes the Douglas view of it in
the following paragraph:
s'To the people of Pennsylvania the admis-
sion of new State into the Union-into that
confederacy of which she is a member-must
be at all times subject of high interest. And
believe 1 express their sentiments as well as
my own, in declaring that all the qualified
electors of Territory should have full and
fair opportunity to participate in selecting del
egates TO form Constitution preparatory to
admission as State, and, if desired by them,
they should be allowed an unqualified right to
vote upon such Constitution after it is framed.
Of course those who then fail to vote, in either
case, cannot complain that the proceeding
goes on without their participation. 1t is to
be hoped that Congress will make such provi-
sion for other Territories that the present diff.
ficulty will have no repetition in the future"
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BY S. B. ROW.
LOVES SEASONS AND REASONS.
BY DIR. MACKAY.

81 IN &AthAf.
L love my love in spring time,
for beauty fresh as May,
For checks like early roses.
For eyes as bright as day.
For breath like balm of lilies,
For smiles like sunrise clear;
love my love in spring time,
And love her all the year.
/ love my love in summer.
For promise warm and true;
For truth like monday throwing
Il light on old and new;
For wealth of bloom and freshness.
For shady comfort near.
/ love my love in summer,
And love her all the year.
love my love in autumn,
For fruit of gentle deeds,
For wisdom to be garnered
To serve our future needs;
For virtues ripening ever,
Like haryestS full in ear;
l love my love in autumn,
And love her all the year
L love my love in winter,
For charities untold,
For warmth of household welcome,
For looks that thaw the cold;
For harmless mirth and pastime,
And rich as christmas cheer;
l love nay love in winter,
And love her all the year.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-03
Ae@ ORLEANS sflonep gflarkst.

CRESCENT 0FrIcE, No. 70 Camp street
Tuesday Evening, March 2. 1855. 5
The money and paper market moved along quietly to-
day. The supply Of capital continues very free with the
age sales Of last week being realized and at the
ratessay q9 10 and II cent The two 6rst figures
exception the there is than
tenth OF the commercial paper Offering that will be taken below
10 per The dsconnfng than the daily
receipts The deposit keeps well up that very
Dcposos who keep balance for one
two three four days reliable for long operations
feature in the policy Of banks that they do allow
deposits though arrangement made for
Of the McDonogh 81 per cent but there
any large hand make object and In
other there has been interest allowed
The bank bills up before branch Of the
Legislature to-day The proposals to restrict all bank issues
under twenty dollars does with much with
banks Is only few weeks since that The bank .f
Orleans returned S250000 circulation 10 the Auditor and
received bonds back which had been deposited security
There many fears that the public will
lose anything by and Of
The suppression will however undoubtedly be carried
untarly by some Of tho banks.
The exchange market dragged very heavy today The
banks bought all Of Sight New York from
az x discount thirty days sight 1Sg146 discount sixty
days sight from 1fi to and 21zd2al to per en dis
count The par discount for
In sterling the dropping features Of yesterday still
marked Good bills Of lading drafts sold at l05
lO6 good prime O6A4 bI06l6 clear bills, 1910
lOe average good 1919. Francs
as 22S and the limited quantity Offering has enhanced the
rates. We quote extremes from A25515 Sales Of Mexican
dollars made to-day at 1853.
There paavering about stocks, but heard Of
sales other than ITO shares Pacific Railroad
much improved feeling regard the Of this road is
observable The feel sanguine Of It's great future
The Official averages the banks IN the city Of York,
for the ending Saturday February 20 present. in the
Tregate the following chances from the previous weekly stats
ucn Of February Is
.....,..... ST6572
Increase Of specie ll9 col
Decrease circulation 6i653
Decrease Of nudrawn deposits. 5T3T4s
The following the respective Items
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IMPORTS.

SABINE pAsss,eamshp Jasper-s bales cotton 10 Catrer
Harrison &co3 Henderson, Terry &co-l2 Carroll dco
81 Il Cummings 6eo-13 C w Shaw 8eo57 Green Crimp
"A DO Warren Gilmore 3coi9 do Richard Nusent &col do
Buchaunou Carroll &co67 do beef hides bales pelries TO
NJ ID Cooper &co-fotal lS3 bales cotton.
INDIANoLA AND Enthusiastically Mexico
bales cotton John Williams &eo-6D Cooper 6cO9 do
j Tally &cO5 Eaton Henderson29 Persons &eo-l4
McKleroy Brndford-3 Campbell Strong 10 bales cotton
Richards Socomb ecO-t do Tarleton, Whiting Tuis3 do
Boyd &eol6 head cattle Mchle imbeausundries 70
Hart &co--R Carade-Reed &co-Oglesby Acilauay.
NEW YORK via AYANA--steamship Philadelphia
Assorted mdsc,
ACoLA--schr Mary Ellenl7O bales cotton Lloyd
FraFson3 do Rses, Battle Nobl9-foi 204 bales cotton.
PENsACOLA--schr Powhatau-9l bales cotton Riyes, Bat
Tie MOBILES do John Hurley &eo5 00O feet lumber orde
Total 81 bales eotlou
MoBIIE-scnr EliEabeth--Naval stores to order
COYINGTON-Sehr Juen Creole-i00 bbls sand order.
CONVICTION -sehr Aleyon-s5,OO0 bricks to order