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Colds,
Coughs,
Hoarseno
Bronchitis,
Influenza
Are relieved .a arrry .b8r, tine tg u,ias he
IIOAItHOU IN - Balls AN.
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"ygEY POPULAR Win Oug CUSTOMERS"
"Au excellent haIg medicine"
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90 DE. TJsp'I ASH UiLuar, oa Ivsa Pas, Zoe
Liver Complaints,
Indige stion
Constipation,
Dyspepsia,
Headache,
Colds,
&c.
They are ssprrar % Any PIN Ia use.
Dr. T5iE, Pins and he llsas40anI Bllial are Or sale
By DsIlsri sssrFlzlsra
Tn. LOGAN 1 CO., Gent Agents,
mhi5 Nherlas, Va.
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New Advertisements.
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TtgGlNns-At Roles bs'I IH i5s Csrts Office n ttr
' Dlsl1 gsaH '.r Marshall sluay 90 DE ullh oi
April, iNss
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SHturs TURrENTISE - IBIS Spirit, Turp~n.ips re-
- 'yived aud iaT sale hy lmhiIl A.c.d00D co.
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For Rent.
Proposals for Coal.
For Rent.

GALE, on EXCHANGE FOg LAND NEAg TOwN-Ts
- large and cnE 0gs house C.Hr, street lGt No. "a
n sLryyrs addition, nos u the occupancy u Nr. DaI-
han. Agfly ~ So. Msh.- Reilly. ull-U
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Old Newspaperg wanted.

MfEwllgsy cents fgr p8aHl hr Ola Ssusyapsr,, de-
W nyyrsd atour Wafsh0ais, tj Naln street
nh2k-lm z. SWEENEY 4 son.
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4 silver goblet was presented to Edwin Booth,
1t The close Of the performances in the Charles.
ton g ~ Theatre, few evenings ago
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Ina BBIs. Novelty SILL White wheat Esri,y TiouT,
wv Vefy superior article, 3st received and 90 sals hy
app gro. ApAMs SO. . ,iaiu 81.
DR. JAMES w. CLEMENS.
n pfICE ON UNION STREET. ue1t leos to t.at o. Hon
" :. Clemens. arF-fF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01
AR IEFEByRE,S SCHOOL,

HI GRACE STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND
FOUSHEE, RICHMOND, VA.-The next session
of our School begins the LIST day of October, SO,
and terminates on the last day of June, 1860.
Our long experience In teaching, and the very
liberal patronage We have received tor so many
years, have both enabled and encouraged us to
make important improvements IN our Institution.
A course of Literature, comprising English,
four last tltroug the medium OF the Freneh,) has
been successfully tried during the last session, and
will be continued and enlarged in the next.
We have engaged MIR. ED. G. HowARD to take
charge of the En- lsh part of this course, well
as the Rhetoric. Belles-LettTes and First Reading
classes of our Institution. Mr.. H. is gentle man
of the highest qualifications. and we feel confident
that his services will be duly appreciated. We
to graduating pupils.
The new house which we have erected will great
ly add to the convenience well as to the comfort
of the young ladies boarding IN our family. Two
Young ladies only will occupy one room, except IN
cases when three would desire to occupy the same
HUBERT HiiutBERT P. LEFEBvRE, A. NJ, PrncipaL-Nat-
ural Philosophy, Literature, Moral and Mental
Philosophy French.
WILLIAM 6. WILLIAMS, A. B.. Vice Principal
Astronomy, Mathematics, Chemistry, History,
EDWARD C. HowARD-Llterature, Rhetoric,
MRS; GRACE BENSEITI7Eng g, Branches.
MADAME L. V. BLANCHETT-Frenc Govern
sENoR CARLOS cARDoRvEz MERA-spanish
MApHME, MAREIE EsTyANS,vqeaI Music 1i;o
SIG'RA MARIETTA ERBA-Piano.
JOHN A. CALYO-Drawlng and Painting,
WILLIAM +. GRABAU-Pano, Organ, Sacred
C. W. TfHaELow-Plano.
HENR1CH sCHNETDER-Harp
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RUNAWAYS.

IN RUNAWAY from the subcribers Stable,
fTS on the 22d of August, negro man, named
RLEMUFL JOHNSON, copper color, and
~ about feet or inches hlg b, and about y or
IL % years old. Lemuel belongs to W. " lngo's
children OF Richmond and Vim. Elicit, of King
William, as Trustee.l Lemuel has mother living
with Richd c. Pemberton, IN King William coun-
Richmond, or he has made his way to King VII
liam county, Va. We will pay TWENTY DOL
LARS reward for his delivery to in Richmond.
Sc Its HATCHER & WEBSTER.
IA NOTICE.-Was committed to the Jail of
CM this county, bedford, Va.,) en- the 18th day
O. of July last, 1889, As a runaway; negro man,
Il three inches high scar over the left eye
long bushy hair; copper color. Had on when COM
mtted. gray cassinet pants cadet stripe down each
leg, wool knit shirt, lowcrown soft hat; about . or
% Years of age. JOHN IL. ECBANK,
an 27-6w Jalor.
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GLAyES FOR SALE.-Having sold the farm
- Of the late Ott0man Slaught of the county OF
KIM William, | now offer for sale, PRIVATELY the
SLAyEs-between fffty md sixty--consisting Of
MEN, BOYS. GIRLS, WOMEN and CT ILDREN,
in families, 10 those wishing 10 purchase for their
own use. WM. G. ALLEN. Executor.
RishMond, esrt :, lsde se-davts
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$50 : - - :
EDUCATION.

RICHMOND FEMALE INSTiTuTE:.
~ The Sixth Sesson viii begin ocsooer 'u' i'cs'
cmasI rs H. H. WissTos, a. NJ; succeeds Rev. B.
MANLY, IT., ~ President undet his admi M. "a
grand objects for which the Institute was iousiaed
and which new for FIVE yesr ear, n vsw 90
These are as follows: :,
!. To teach eceryfhins that should form Dart Of
1. To afford instruction suited to scery stare q
progress, from the first elements to the highest
o9n II each H. branch ran f. TO pfoeeed
8. To teach whatever Is taught thorosshly and
'' CHARLES H. wlES sfviSSIA 4. NJ. Univ Of
President and Prof. Of Moral Science and English
Rev. ]. L. BURROWS, D. D., Evidences of
JAMES LEIGH JONES. A. NJ, tUniv. of Va,
4. a. LEWIS, NJ. b.. Natural Sciences.
Prof. F. EMI0N, tof Parls;l French. ,.u.,,
fk kiIs5 PSlns is. Of Musical
Miss NARY Ss1 {. ILE sissicH Drawing. Paint
Senior CARLOS C. MERA. Spanish and Italian.
JOHN ". REEVE, pepnm g1sI ! VALENTINE
Collegiate. and Miss JANE 5. sTAHARp, anpSi he
E. MALLORY and Miss MARY c. LAThR3p, " th ne
fRe President viii hear the recitatons Of az ne
classes at regular Intervals, giving Sp'o''' "'
ton to the Primary pupils.
TERMS: =, ~, :: u
vance, October !, 1659-remalnder' reofu"i' rs
EIssh Tuition in Preparatory Departmenf'Syoo o M
French in Preparatory Department ~ =" M
Ensusn uti N9 ~ ~ i q 5ruares EACH % Gu
.,hhcieht anu I,lpuot IL V,caj NJuso .... 80 %
Music on iaso, WIN ...,... 40 90
Music VI ou..ai ...... 8 60
Vocal Music alone taken by az, In classes 90 ~
Drawing. Needlework or Grecian faiheihs' 30 90 ~
VI no Y ce Mt WASHING loo 90
I DoaIu' lnoauu'hs o'0' ~ - ........ 20 90
Ministers d7nghters will be received AT redue-
ton of one fourth, all the above ch3rS6s.
mA No extra charges. Pupils provide Doohs .lu
Stationery at their own expense In case OF pro
tracted sickness, deduction Will De maae loi ao-
sence. 49, Dad os beeu
yedxSsd from $3.50 to Sl60. No change is contem-
Mated in its quality. With our ample accoinlno-
fafions il was thought the reduction could pc al
fnrded and that it oue ut, therefore, to be made.
Boarders are regarded as members OF the PTesl-
dents family. Money to meet their incidental ex-
penses should be deposited with him, and all let
Pupils Should be present, if possible, on the first
dan of the session.
For Catalogues, Circulars, or further NORMA
ton, address CHAS. l.. WINSTON,
President Richmond Female Institute,
jy 2321zm Richmond, Va.
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M NV NTOR E.--BOOTS.

N = W ST ID K + .--BUUTS, <r7
WSH0ES AND TR UNKS.-The under ~sS&AE
~4signed have just returned from the North. with
an entire new and well selected stock OF BOOTS,
SHOES and TR UNkS, which they are now offer
ing at such prices that will not fail to please pur
chasers.
Our stock of Ladies' CATERS, BOOTS, SLIP
PERS, BuSkINS, &C., are unsurpassed IN style,
quality and price.
less variety.
Our stock of Gentlemen's and Boys BOOTS.
SHOES and CATERS, is the best selection ever
offered in this city.
Constantly on hand large and full assortment Of
SERVANTS' SHOES, alitof which we are selling
at the lowest cash prices All in want Of any thing
in line will hnd ii TO their interest 70 call on
NJ. & III. MYERS,
sc Tim 2a6 Broad street above LIST.
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LEAANBER GARRETT. o,,,

~ CNKf 5 T., n DUUh bEIsV " I0I 7,
sdiosnins fhs old Cotxtl btqas Hotsi,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA,
GENEEAI5 COMMISSION -hERCHANIAN AMI
DEALER IN GROCERIES,
Peruvian and Eide Island GUAN0, Ruifln's
PHOSPH0. GUANO, PLASTER, &c; Particn'
lar attention paid 10 the sale OF all kinds o. conn.
irs 2roduce-W WHEAT, CORN, FLOUR, To-
BACCO. OATS. &c.
have i,iade arrsn Zements with Mr.. No. NJ SHkP. .
pan, IT., one of the best judges and statesmen Of
,ohaceo in the city. attend TO the sale OF all to-
cacco consl ned 10 me.
Ife,urn my sincere thanks to my friends for the
liberal patrouaSe heretofore bestowed upon me,
and hope. by strict attention To business I" merit
Il continuance of the same. au 19-dS wain
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Aifhmunh 9ispatfh.
SATURDAY MORNING. 49,. OCT. ,. .I io'''

~ toe
SATURDAY MORNING. w =. 'e'',
DR.. Henry kinsns h isssSS. "
my love m thy cold bed.
Never To- be dlsauietea. l, no. ~ake
"a fast GOOD night thou wiz hot "aNs
III / tSs fate shall overtake'
TIA are, or grlei, or slchne.e' ""Ht
Mar, nv body to that dust
\, !" 81 81 ,.,nrh loves and Nil the room
II, hsart See ps empty IN tiny tomH
81 9 lar mo there, viii not iaite
~ meal thee m that hollow vale;
and think not much OF Wy delay,
Am already on the way.
A nd tolsow thee with all the speed
peS,re can make. or sorrows breed,
Zach inmate rs a short degree,
And every hour step towards thee,
Al nj Mt, when beiake To rest,
Next morn rise nearer my west
OF life, almost bs eight hours sale,
Than when sleep breathed his dFowsie gaze
Thas from the sun my bottom steares,
And my days compass downward bears,
For iasseT TO siemae the tide
Through which TO thee swiftly slde.
IT'S true. with shame and grief yield,
Thou tlke the yanne FIRST took st the he'e'
Aud gotten hast the victory
In flas adsentuylng Ia ds "a, -.
Before nie, whose more ears HiShi c'"'e
slsa precedence IA the grave:
Sat aarA my Patss, ftte HW 4is"''
Baats t1g appyoacA. tells fAee CONS,
sad sfVfr b0irs 81 my marches %,
shaft al inst Sif d0tcH tg fAse.
The t!ioazh of this bids me so on
And wait IA, dissolution
Witb hope and comfort, dear tiofslFe
The crime am content to 1--we
n!vded with bat hall heart,
i'in ,se shall meet and never part.
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We have received and are now opening twelve
hundred cases. a part OF our Fall and WIN,
ter stock of BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS and SOLE
LEATHER, comprising a good and general variety
of all the most desirable kinds, mostly manuiac-
tured expressly for u.s. and the qualities are such
rs we can recommend to be good. We invite our
friends to call and examine our stock. We are sat
isfed have bought them as low any house
at the North, VIZ: New York, Philadelphia or Bal
timnre. and we will sell them low. A in want
of good Goods at low prices respectfully invited
to look at our stock. To merchants that buy for
cash, or pay promptly, We Will sell very low;
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C. W. THTLOW-Plano.
HEINRICH SCHNEIDER-Harp
n l'DIC SDN Cr,tor
DICIfSlOND CLASSICAL

d richmond CLAS~TCAL
II AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL,
FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN.
The Eighth annual Session will commence on
MON DAY. Sept. 18th. at the rooms on Franklin,
between Sth and 9th streets.
H6RA6E " =. e sMiFh a. A. Mi Principals.
PRoF. II. w. KUELBEL, Instructor in French
and other Modern Languages.
PROF. JOHN A. CALYO, Instructor in Ornamen
tai Drawing.
Mr.. ]. W. REEVE, Instructor in Practical
Book keeping and Laws of Accounts.
PROF. o. HEINRICH, Instructor in Mechanical
and Architectural Drawing and Practical
Surveying and Engineering.
Present patrons of the School earnestly So
of the pupils, and those wishing to their
are respectfully requested TO make early appllca-
ton.
The Principals will be at their schoo-room be-
tween the hours of 9 and r. and. at other hours
may be found at their residences For references
terms, &C., see Circulars for distr button, at the
Bookstore of Jas. Woodhouse 4 Co. Sc To- I'm
EA- A Primary Department will be connected
Wit School
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ID b. STANARD will resume the duties of
II. his CLASSICAL aad MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL, in his Rooms, corner 18th and Clay sts.,
on THURSDAY. the 18th September next
TERMs4 Payable, half in advance frsm 440 to
$50. All the English. Mathematical and Classical
branches taught. Modern Languages SO extra.
III la--f1sf6
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COUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
= CORNER OF FIRST AND
FRANKLIN STREETS-LINDEN ROW,

RICHMOND, "a.
The tenth session of this Institution VIII COM
mence on the FIRST Monday in October, 1859, ana
will close on the last day of June. 1860
Every effort will be made to MAINTAIN ing nsh
reputation and SELECT CHARACTER OF he aoi'o NJ
The facilities here offered tor acquiring me
ern LANGUAGES are surpassed by those OF no schooi
in the Union. Two French ladies' reared ny 5 euu
Gated in Paris reside in the fanny OF the frineiL
French habitualy, with the young ladies' boarding
in the house. = - ~. a,,nIoysd ord
great attention is paid to this department.
INSTRUCTORS:
D. LEE POWELL. A. NJ, Principal.
THOS u. DUDLEY, JR., A. NJ. OF the Unlver-
nj NILE S. VASSAS, French Department.
6. PERSICO, Italian, Spanish, Drawing and
bR. 'BBfUiCHLER, German
+. SKIBERT, Piano and Organ.
MILE L, LACY. Vocal Music.
II. SCHNEIDER, Harp.
J. W. REEVE, penmanship.
This Institution is well known to the Bishops and
clergy of the Episcopal Church In Virginia, to
whom reference is made to the Faculties OF the
Virginia Military Institute, and William and Mary
College, to Professors Bledsoe and Smith oil the
University of Virginia, to l.. nj. Coleman, Of Han,
over Academy, to Sam'l Scheoler, OF Edge Hill
Academy, to the Rev. Chas. II. Read, and Rev.
d. s. Doggett, Richmond. Va, and to the patrons
Of the school.
For Catalogue, giving terms, course of studies.
&C.. with full list of patrons, to which especial re-
ference is made. address
D. LEE POWELL, Principal y. F. l.,
e o. H. .lr, ,1,.lN W.
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- SHOCCO SPRINGS FOR SALE

NMYOn WEDN ESDAY. the 18th 0f UctopeT
A..SF next. shall offer for sale, at pubic sue,
tom on the premises, Ii not disposed oil He2Le63
SPRINGS rs situated in Warren caGnty, y c.
twelve miles south from the Warrenton depot
on the Raleigh aud Weldon Railroad. The en-
tire establishment is in the most thorough fepaif'
and capabie of entertaining between SIX ana seven
hundred persons. The tract of Lard contains ~
acres more or less. The original quality OF II 10
very superior, quite equal to any Land IA this OF
the adjacent counties.
TERMS made known on day OF sale. -x.,,O
Sc ibid s, y. SESSCNS.
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h, or pay promptly, We will sell very low.
PUTNEY x WATTS.
81 NOTICE.--we most respectful n

@ NOTICE. 1--WE most respectful IN
s1S ly call the attention of our friends, III
customers, and the public generally 70 our -
PET BAGS, VALICES, Ne, as they will find the
largest and best assortment Of Goods in our line,
expressly for retail, that can be found either here
or elsewhere, and at all prices, either of own
manufacture, of the best Philadelphia and
Eastern work. Please cali and examine for your
selves. ALEXANDER HILL & CO.,
Manufacturers and Importers
of Boots. Shoes. &c. No l27 Main street.
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1870 FALL TRADE. 1889

ELLETT wEISIGER MANUFACTURERS
AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
In HATS, CAPS, AND FCRS, NO; 167 MAIN
STREET, OPPOSITE EXCHANGE BANK, J
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, having made the most
extensive preparations, are now opening the iarg-
offered in this market-consistlng of Gents and
Young Gents Fine Moie-Skn Hats; French and
American Soft Hats, of the latest Importatons and
designs; Ladies Riding Hats; Boys Hats and
Caps; Misses Hats; and Children's Hats and Tur-
bans in great variety. Also, Ladies and Chill
dfen's Furs, of all kinds, selected with great
from the largest importing houses, and can be es
pecaliy recommended, as they are all entirely
fresh and desirable.
All we ask is call, feeling satisfied thar such
barg ainswi be offered as to ensure sale:
4 a.
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DENTISTRY.

".- -.<--~ = LETTER. 81 E5)N DEN IIST-
m"Soffice on Main street, below Pearl, next
S-AILH door to p. Horton Keachs Trimming
Store and two doors above Messrs. Thos. K. PrIce
& Co.'S Dry Goods Store.
Having returned to the city would be pleased to
see those that he has engagements with, and all
those are respectfully invited who may be so
fortunate as 10 need the services of Dental Sur
Sc 13--ImI r. a. JEIEK.
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ara, rrzI rsrAru ron sA1H.

g. yERYDES1RABLEF FARM At HUN
sS fkl @AEEdHsg 1s!SSSgR
We authorised b, Mf snYe n,r Il s eccu
noncx The most Of the land Is open and IN nne
and Tse s ssPf the
pIaee are nearly having been erected only
few The Saits Il soo embracing
MANY Of the most Isspectsbe as5s o. ne Rpoad
ty' The Richmond and FIedeIicksuu.tt n ~ tho
TINS depot about 200 yards from the Dwelling
80 that persons doing business IN a. saeS
up anu aom s,;t their convenence; also, Offering
unusual facilities for the vi ha desired
nnIes iaei r 10 enlarged by purchases OF land ad
ioIniug profitable ice business nay ~. pc nwneT is
nslos 10 sell. the price and terms ol payment
vii , E gsss very l6pbS ARghl
~ nh,s sW1 RhittH FAkh' FOR sFv sAiE"i oasr
-. Tor sale n small FARM. seven miles below
Richmond the middle road, cG aI,x ,nieared,
tbe baIanee in woods The cleared land is mostly
level and with little assistance VIII he pIla land Is well
ada pied to the raising of vegetables, &c. ne I'm
provements are suitable iqr te great
in the Farm and will take in exchange. city prop
efsy For TERMS rs IS g. fpPGyy TYNE nj Land Agent
au 0-2awts Office, basement metropolitan Hall.
s.~ FARM FOR SALE IN NEW kENT
~ COUNTY. TWENTY MILES BELOW
>2~ Acknowledgement 100 acres OF LAND,
situated in healthy location, miles south OF the
stage road, and from "a to miles from the Rich
mond and York River Railroad-with frame dwell
ling and houses, and has 90 or Go acres of clear
ed high land IL or Is acres Of excellent meadow
fpartly cearedj and the remainder in wood land,
Ia sufficency to support the plaee,) with spring
of excellent water and mari bank on the premises,
and is offered for sale very accommodating
TERMS ANY person wishing to purchase can apply
to me near the premises, or to ED. M. MORGAN,
at Geo l.. Thomas store, first door above Market
House. Main street, Richmond
Sc PTS JANEsP. MORGAN, Executrix.
-. RAILROAD LANDS FOR SALE ON
R$e LONG CREDIT, AND AT LOW RATE
-. OF INTEREST.-The Hannibal and st. 10
seph Railroad Company having over 600 900 ACRES
OF LANE lying in the State of Missouri, which
was granted by Act OF Congress, to- aid in the con-
struction of their Road offer the principal portion
thereof for sale, on the most liberal terms
The greater part of these Lands are within six,
and all within fifteen, miles of the Railroad which
is now completed and open for use throughout its
entire length. t206 miles, and runs through coun-
try which is unsurpassed by any IN the salubrity of
its climate, the fertility of its soil, and the extent
OF its mineral resources.
For further information, apply at the Land Office
of the Company, or address, by letter,
Land Commissioner H. & st. 10. R. r.
HANNIBAL, Mo-, June I4th, 1859.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01

THE FOURTH SESSION OF MRS. BEN
L NETT'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS will commence
on MONDAY, the Sd October, at her fschoo-room.
9th between Grace and rankin streets.
All pupils entrusted to her care will be thorough
y instructed and prepared tc enter advanced class
es in the male schools.
TERMS, PER SESSION OF NINE MoNTHs
lsrder 10 years OF age. $25 90
Over 10 years of age. ....---. ..--..... 30 90
Latin or French ..-... 10 90