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New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06

The 81 Louis Democrat publishes the following
as the instruction TO the Jury in the great breach-oi-
promise case recently tried in tha. city, AID hereto
fore noticed in THT TRIBUNE:
AT the instance the plaintiff the Jury instructed that
.hould find promise marry between plaintiff aud
fndnt But is not Necessary that either promise should be
that any witness should hear the contract made
On the the promise oi each 10 tie be inferred
the Nor necessary, iiglaa the
uon that the promise en- either SIDE should have been made In
writing make IL valid aud binding both Whistler there
u nrei er ~ III he Jnvn he Ss,sTnbsS b, ,an No., IL
the proof and circumstances shown il evidence. II the Jury
fnd fT plaintiff they ought to her damages and IN de-
termns smcuut they ought find such il their
Judgment under all the circumstances Of the be
enss affection. and wounded pride s well az the los. of
naTsge. II the jury find, from the evidence that the plaintiff
al, refused the plaintiff special request BY the plain
TN TO defendant is necessary
The step taken in the case after the reading of
the instructions, by Major Wright, who sub
mitted TO the Court motion to admit the testimony Of
gentleman from South Carolna-Charleston-w
knew Miss Ca ztarg during the whole tune of her resi-
dence thCre--Nho was well acquainted with her who
dill business two doors from her place, and who would
testify that her character not such had been
represented, the contrary that il quite decor
ous modest and ladyEke, and above reproach. He
merely desired to introduce this witness upon this
point OF character. Major Wright said that he had
anticipated that evidence would be introduced to blast
the reputation of plaintiff by Charleston aiyeptuers
who had never spoken to her-who never knew any
thing Of her indy dualy-who themselves never had
seen anything indecorous immodeSt in her deport
ment, and who only knew Of her she would be
spoken Of by careless young upon the street as
she might happen 10 pass BY. He now proposed to
introduce witness whose responsibility and veracity
could net be mpeached TO prove that she did not have
the reputation alleged against her among the solid
respectable people Of Charleston, many of whom knew
he, hsb 'IIs ,S. E"oi there
10 examine the witness.
Mr.. Bates and Mr.. Shepley both objected, and Judge
Rever decided there were obvious reasons why the
should not be opened for the production of new
vi.n4ss,s
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
If any one can read this without perspiratiou.
he must be Of a very "pale, unrpened" nature.

A correspondent calls our attention 10 faot
which We have not hitherto noticed as il required
1t seems that The Independent Democrat, OF Con
cord, n. H., has, in a manner more pointed than
polite, eontradcted our ayerment that Judge
BATES Of Missouri now cooperates with the
Emancipation party in that State. Possibly The
Democrat has better authority for its contradiction
than ours for the opposite statement, but We doat
believe it, Wes speak on the faith Of recent private
letters from eminent Western Republicans; and
also On the strength Of the suboined passage from
the biography Of Judge Bates in the New Americss
CycIopsdia:
"Mr Bates was the friend Of Henry Clay 10 1874,
and followed him IN supporting the Administration ona
in advocating the reelection Of Mr. Adams. lie w~
elected to Cor gress iread of that Administrators,
and was an advocate e the policy favored by Mr. Clay.
including bis views on the subject Of ofenaneipaon in
1854 he opponent Of the repeal of the Mssour
Compromise, and hss since co0perated with the Bree-
Labor or Emancipation parry In Missouri, not onlJ u
advancing their Of State policy, but In hos
tiy 10 the admission of Kansas under the Leconp.oa
Constitution"
We believe We are right in saying that the article
from which this extract is taken is from the peo Of
Mr. Montgomery Blair, gentleman likely 10 DO
well informed on the subject; moreover, though
published more than year ago, il has ns* been
disputed in any quarter until now BY Tbs fndepes-
dent Democrat But while there il no do1bt as to
Judge Bates's principles on the question: OF tho
superiority Of Freedom over Slavery, Is quito
possible that as be has never been psatieian or
strict party man, he may have sometimes acted
without regard to party divisions in elections where
be did not conceive principle to be at stake. How
ever, on this point We know nothing and care o~
little. Our purpose is simply to show that in On,
former remarks We did not speak at random' ana
also to sugges: that oar friend Of The IndepsSdss
Democrat, in his exceeding Efforts 70 stand strais.'
may sometimes be In danger of falling over hoeA'
ward
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
SOUTHERN SHEETS AND WHO AND
WHAT ARE TO BE FOUND BE-
TWEEN THEN.

The pous determination Of the President to
make an Official progress to the Town OF Raleigh
in the State Of North Carolina, and to the Cnver-
si,y Of that State has already been announcedi
and before we write this, the festive and learned
struggles are over Not having been invited to
join the train Of grave aud gay mcanderers, we
were no. permitted TO improve the visit of our
ancient Chief to the ChewingGum State, to assist
in efectng reconciliation between those redoubs-
able Democratic newspapers The Roieigh Standard
and The Raleigh Democratic Press date The o.
rofs) This We the more sincerely regret be-
cause, unless James B. makes peace between
them, We are satisfied that there will be kloodshed
from the nostris and obscurstion Of more than
one noble orb and cOntusions Of inconvenient pOr-
tisns Of more than one brave constitution; and
We can only express the gentle hope that the free
fights and tough encounters did not occur uhder
the reyered Official nose The late Girags, as We
learn from The Standard, is d disorganizer;" the
Editor is totally unprincipled, and would serve
any cause for pay" while 1--WE" Of course, are
totally principled" aud would not any cause
for psy. But The Standard Is firmly planted upon
Inc M"-t PioPri aiio oilhouoA Ps'" "'
Gira6s is merely the organ Of IL. n b. Battle, "
which signifies, We suppose, Louis Napoleon Bo-
naparte Battle, and is dreadfully suggestive and
sulpburous name. The first Of these heroes, who
shall be, like MrSqueers steeped in gore, shall
be honorably mentioned in these columns. The
trouble Of these political and personal battles Is,
we are afraid, TO be found in the bad quality Of the
whisky, and we hope that Mr.. Buchanan will give
the exasperated Democrats Of that region his views
upon that point be being the National Critic of the
Article by the general admission Of all Distillers
and Drinkers We are more desirous of this, be.
cause letter from Contentnea Neck" n. G.. to
The Daily North Carolina) Progress mentions
that the patriotic citizens of Lenoir County
"a very enlightened county indeed) will MOI
vote for the Chocolate candidate" IN
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06

SELLING RAILROAD STocK on TIE SABBATH.-
Yesterday the Rev. Mr.. Lcguen, General Superin
endent Of the Underground Railroad represented the
interests of his Company to several Of the Churches
in this city. In the afternoon he gave out scrip
a, Shiloh Presbyterian Church, which he said had
formerly belonged TO the Good Samaritan. He said
that il would never do TO let the road languish, as
there is an excellent prospect Of Increased traffic. 1t
is the only road in the country which carries dead
heads, but ii is Represented as being most profitable
to the stockholders. Mr.. LIS Office IS in Syracuse,
n Y, where he is at all tmes ready to syu the docu-
meuts aud 10 enrol the names.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06

We understand that Mr.. Pilsbury, after some
deliberation and hesi,ncy has concluded to accept
the position of General Superintendent Of Police,
rendered TO him by the Commissioners. He will
enter upon the discharge of his responsible duties
on the let Of July. Ia the administration OF the
Department Mr Pillsbary will endeayor to make it
what the law creating it designed it should be-
entrel, nCn-partisan.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
GREAT FIRE IN Iowa.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, DrBuauL, Iowa,

Messrs s. c. HERRING Co. New York-Genhemen The
"CHAMPIoN Safe which purchased Of last through
N A. Mcclure esq yoEr il this CITY, has Just passed
through Safe will probably be sao
ieed 10 in any couHagraon center Of
Office on the Of the Odd Fellows Hsl' Buihiug
n this place consumed ui.h before last aud
long time tn the most intense heat dropping
finally Into the cellar where It buried By the falling walls
without beuQ broken or crushed Ycs, rday Il exhumod
s, yery hot f great sDxe;y know it, condition con
M mostly IN land worth era thousand
doars baEd AID other valuable papers and o
This morning 1t opened great satisfaction al the
psprs &C. were uEnueo aud perfect in respect
heartily congratulate the maDufacurer auo myself a
the pssesso o that which may trl and emphaosy be called
Safe. Very respectfully, your obedieut servant f.,
ALEX ID. ASDt Rsoy Register.
prpp,yc's PATENT CHAMPION FIRE PRoor SAFES No. 25l
Brosowsy corner Of Murrsy-s. opposite the City Hal, New
VOL
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06

1t will be seen b. the correspondence between
Controller Church and the President Of the Man.
haitian Company that that institution WILL if it
becomes necessary, advance the funds requisite to
pay The July, October and January interest on the
new Sl2. GEO, 900 Canal Debt.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06

1t has been currently reported in the new.p.Pe..
that Jadye Gould lately declared, in senon.,"
County, in one of the anti-rent cases. 'A.. the
ton Of landlord and tenant does not 'uos'"
between the proprietors Of the van -,
property and their tenants and 'AA' tue ,'' ..n.
cannot sue the latter for the recovery o' .e,
We ara authorized on the very best authority -
"a, that thj, i. falss report that Judge ''1'S
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06

seats cf ItsEar patriotism. vhe toe pessastrT .'a.0
been as much as possible spared. This policy !"
essentially Austrian. and has been so ever since
1876; aud it explains at once the outcry made in
the P.dmoptese press about acquisitions which do
rot exceed after sll. what is customary in modern
wsrfare, and 90 not reach what French troops
have been 10 the habit Of exacting.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
The Tribune for California

Viii be ready at 10 O'Clock this morning. 1t will
contain the Money and Market Reports. Marriages
anj Deaths and all the latest important Foreign and
Domestic News since the sailing OF the last steamer.
The Moses Taylor leaves to-day at O'Clock. The
mails close at O'Clock. Single copies, in wrappers,
rendy for mailing for sale Mt the counter
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06

In another part Of this paper viii be found an
account Of an ipquest held q. West Farms. West
chester County. on the remains Of seven persons
found il large box floating in the East River.
How they cane there, is of course mystery at
present, ard may remain so forever.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06

A Cermsn named Meyers, living in West Seven
teenth street, murdered his wife yesterday by
beating her with smoothing iron and stsbbing
Ter with pair Of shears. Rum is believed to have
been the primary cause ofthis tragedy.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
II IN ffSy

yr7rALIy1Ep SLAUGHTER IN fisE
RIssoss.
sss,.,l,,oss @.a1,.ss, DsssS: 9. ssr.n
The .,i. ., New fe'' ''d 1i.' r.. seaa. Of ID, a..
Rssos s.LE'
Prom lie ,t:s'sv v.n A'I5;i VIE Tosn.e7, w.sn
as..r, wir erdils Hosqos: Hanb-
Ms..I.. Mt:.T. Mise NSSSs fsSS q M Nom.
Me..n: H.s,e.ty G..
vbe,. NJ. ST r. LiesTrssrris cf No. ~ Broadway hs.
ssnn been The lsres buyer sna u uow en'hrd aud VII osr
RIBBONS jasre stsde' ~ 'ig dres. goods IL
jsp tsde.. which eo ha' eeer yer! a'oe oSr's The Who's
Also srne ces.r, white ad reh bsst' Which
os h fu,.o 70 INN blsck sik. for either dresses sus
call cary be oonvuoed Remember the store NO
3s7 Broadway. r'sr Walters',a' NJ H. LtcHTrss1tNs
TuE FASHION OF TIE DAY.-Aaer all. there is
nothing pi,eg hsr RIBBON f DIES. trimmings ssd v" 90 no
wonder true. al the sncbe - sd's IL EVER
spl.re q lie La, yesr oIe,. are usde Jrs - pre-
hy plac them of LrcHTrhsTFINs hands AZ. Gnu Pa
Krros and wheher BILE skts plain strts the sd
ditiop II the oshs trimming the eTinped RoS 4ec
II par part t. t. i i NE az 1 so So
soie. abe match any nbbD whse'sr a.st "a - G ~
great off cues with fair fieId' bat l. 20 10 ongri Ihy
n @ ~ e. 'I ptrno1. and fashionable stock
ways hand Ihey short or with 20 rn.w 'he
ment. Ribbons forever. adie' kIeeoh. forever.
SoNG or THE MEERsCBAUM COLORERs.
BY osE WHO HAS READ IHE "LTsDEN-
Color your neerschszns. aud color them carefully
Earnestly, loi gi; ely, hopefEl!y, pr,yeruIy
All the day oTs smoking pipes withoui Lumber.
AID hsseiiug fer his the time given 20 s.rnoss'
See es you puff the tobaoco-filed chamber
Lilly. hits cisy changes softly % amber
Vile may complain, but il I~arly smoke drown her
l.! ! the good bowl. grows bfowner and bfo"ue9.
Let be workers. AID patient and duiiful,
Labor and the piice OF tns besufiic
SiIk your loose change IN The price of " regahas
And color yoar tubes 10 the cir. Of dark dahiahs
Color your tubes b.. for hesl:hs sake !emf rnbcT,
That this moth ia June. and by no means December.
And ere nske suit 70 your female di, niiy,
L;,s. ciesga asrs a. n
SMITH BRoTHtKs' One Price Wholene and Retail CoihI
Wa1eroous Nos. lx2. lSS and lio ful.on-st.. \. l.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06

propoltion American ladies suffer from that well
rv LrvcogKnKA WrEs, with its constant aitend
nn,,-WEAkxrss, DEBILITY, LAMsBAcH, BEAsNG Down,
DrrsrssoN and GENERAL rRoSTRArioN Agas, these sym
the usual remedies ones injections and drugs are OF
little value and been generally abandoned But HUM
PHKEySs SfEclFIc HoNEorATC FEMALE PILLS ssmpe Al
gar ph acting upon the membrane Of the effected part
he relied upon for this disease Thousands have
with the best and whether in mild OF
favorable conditions only question OF time
Six boxes for g. single boxes, p cents
B.A full set Of HuNrHsEys's iioNEorATHc SPECIFIES,
with Boob Of Directions and twenty different Rerrdc in large
yiss case. So do in plain - Family Of
Eftttr boxes and Book, 81
Thsse RoEledcs BY the single box by mail
exprss free o charge any addSs receipt Prcs Ad
drvss DIR. HUMPHREYS Co.
No. 80 broadway, Sew-YoTk.
Sold by all Druggsts.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
New9)ork daily Gribm,ts
MONDAY, JUNE 6, ls5a.

Tpy Wyrg1, TRIBUNE hss larger circulation THAI
49, ,b.r uer,o,-r p-b,i.hed IL the world. and he se-t
,dm .bruurt which rash Farmer htrrhau. Mechanics,
M.ruf,o,crers &c laieG number cf sever:ieEa-n' are
L 4 linz.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
PROTECTION FROM LIGHTNING.

A. NJ QVIAsy Son No l9 Sasau-st, NewYoEs. continue
20 oder The pubic in 'h connection They have
use this subject their especial study for many years. and their
lNPRoysp LISHrNNc RoDs
always afforded complete protection 10 the buildings
which they have beeL placed
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
ENGLISH CARPETS.

ENGLISH CARPETS.
kEw SToRF-Nrw GooDS-Low PHicES.
TS6LisH TAFESTRy, u 70 81
TNcRAI.RD TnRrK-PLy. &C. 20 81.
THKFf Phys and IScR.fSs 25c. 20 g..
Ou.-CIoTHs, ZIG.
CANTON MATING, a. low prizes.
Cros.ey', ward a de FNCIisH TaPysTRIEs patterns
r. BEATTY's, No fi,av
Cooper Institute.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
To CORRESPONDENTS.

No noce can of Anonymous Comr:ioAdons WHAT
ever Is intended insertion be authenticated BY the
name address O. the xri.ernot neesAry toe pushcs-
ton, bu, guaranty for his sood fsita
We cannot undertake rejected ConuuniosdonI
Rspess letters THs TRIBUNE Oce should II al cases be
aadIesso1 to HoRscE GREtLyY Co
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06

RUPTURE CURED-By MARSH q Co. KADI-
CAL Gear rsuss Also SILK ELAsIic SrocKSGs sos varcoe
rips evpeoRrrss and SHoutpER BRACES Instruments for
dsbitiss made 10 order No. 2vesey, As,or House. n Y.
Laciss' priyate roens and fsmsle attendant,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06

"a reliable contains esd sulphur 1t has been tested IN
Boston and the Eastern Sas w CURTIS Pro
preor Providence, r. l. Sold BY NJ Gaion ~ BoweEyi
I Coaduxou, 7l5 Broadwsy w. Ii. Lewis Sc Green
~ichs; Johs jones. ~ Housonst NewioTk Ms Hays,
a. r NAne aud Reynolds CO., BTookyn T. Selew, Jerscy
C,x ~ IT Mercer Nswsrt BARNEs PARX,
Nos Is and IS Park and ali Druggists
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
NEW INVENTION.
ToLM.s's PATENT sELr.yE>rIL,riS'

TolNAN's PkrENr SFLFNE>TlLNrNc
SfRN6-BE9 AND M,TTkEss CoNsNED.
No family afford 20 be wi'hou, cool s clean.
easly takrp ef No ether bedding reessary. Call and
s~e For sale No ~ Canss rs: door cast OF BEosd.
Way.
Also, 81
viii buy whose equal canno. be found for h..-
time. that amount and which D. put into csrpsthar
To ALL WHO Use HORSESHOE. ToBIAs's
VENETIAN HoRsE LNiwrSr in pin; bote price cents is
warranted thsn cheaper and superior 20 article the
for the cur~ of Calls Lame of all knds Collie This
h no humbus astice; try bottle; il VII speak i,se None 10
senuoe unless signed s. TosAs Depot No j Coar,isni,
EewYork. Sold BY all Dragys;s-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06

To DEALERS IN SODA WATER.-Have you
the sspt and chesp soda Fountain that makes all who use
Il inds the Office Of the American
Trades Conpsny NOs - and "a FsnkioTtst. where one a.
in operation.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
CpIsrADORO's HAIR DYE, WIGS and TOUPEES

uurpas al 70 either hemisphere bis as0Inent Of ladies' Long
yrsads Frouts Hsf Wigs now complete HIS 'pendii
Dyc sPphcd BY experienced artists 20 the satisfaction Of every
ene ManactuIed and sod ai No. House. Copy hs
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06

The 81. Louis Democrat publishes the following
as the instruction TO the jury in the great breachc
promise case recently tried in tha. city, AID hereto
fo,c noticed in THY TRIBUNE:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-27
BY N. VIGNIE.

=
CITY or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF TWELVE
desirable lots convenient large and comfort
Nsy.de and Magazine strssis Ssswssn Ecnsrv vi nnd
ognyasas o. credit Of one two and three years. for
By. NJ VIGNzE,
Onfce-No. Banks, Arcade.
Ns tho City Hotel street tho following described
l. SQUARE No. ss bounded By Boudou.qui,. PIT, Duso.
sat and Soa streets sins lots n
SQUARE No. S. bounded By soudeosaais Ps Dsfsses
and Belcaei streets. contains lots said square opposite
SQUARE No. H. bounded by Prytania. Psrrer, Dao...
and vnont streets contains lots designated ~ Nos to 10
and le oN y.lmont the division between
SQUARE No. IS bounded by Perrisr Plasuemine Dufos
sas aS6 Sons streets DESIGNATED a. lots Nos " % and A.
mine and Chestnut Streets containing four lots designated
8. SQUARE No. ST. bounded by Plsq,emine Che nut Bel
eas.e and Dnosss streets contains IL lots designated
Z. SQUARE No. s. bounded by Plaauemne, Che.nu. 50
Hpa Streets contains i've lots designated rs lois
8. SQUARE No. 3d. bounded by Piaquemine Chestnut 60
soG1RE No a. bauadsd i By S' piaqusmtoe, ch.snu
and Upper Line Streets contains six lots designated
TO- SQUARE No IS. bounded by Camp Chestnut Belcaste
ana vanont streets contains 10 lots designated lots
ana contains lots designated Nos
u SQUARE No a. bounded by Magazine Live Oak, sonis
Stn Z, Robert s Streets contains "a lots.
me whole plans which be exhibited SALE and
wnch can % examined at the auctionee office few days
Es-TEeMs OF cash. and the balance q.
and years credit for without endorser bearing
maturity n Of nonpayment rate OF per cen. per
annum un hnn PAYMENT to be secured BIZ mortgage the
property sold The notes be divided into coupons the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-27
\ FOSTERS SLAVE DEPOT,

~
The undersigned most respectfully presents this his
card to the public at large for the coming season. In the
sale of Slaves Shall have constantly hand ange and
fully selected stock of Slaves calculated please the pur
siye yards am prepared to accommodate FIVE
SLAVES. have also every accommodation for Traders both
for boarding and lodging with attendance Ny
ness will be strictly confined to commission giving thereby
each and every trader equal opportunity in the disposal Of
his negroes Thankful for past favors respectfully solicit
continuace OF all former customers and friends. OF Tn
nR. b. q. WREN, HUMEOPATHIST OFFICE
~ 0orner OF Julia and Magazine sreets
speca attention paid Diseases Of Females and ChiIdreA
nlQ 3m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-27
Squares fronting on Roman and Prieur
streets. intersected the preceding.

Square No. 90 fractional and fronts Roman,
First Peur and divided into Is lots of about the
dimensions the lots in the preceding square
Square No. 60 is bounded by Roman, First, Preur and
Second streets and divided into Is os measuring each about
30 feet INCHES 'front.' BY depth Of 1876 feet inches
Squsre No. 81 is bounded by Roman, Second, Peur and
Third is lots of the d.
mensions those in the preceding square,
Square No. 81 is bounded by Romsn Third. Prenr AMI
Fourth streets and is yd into Is lots Of about the d.
mansions those in the preceding square.
Square No. IS bounded by Roman Fourth and Peur streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-27

MURDERER ARRESTED DETECTION OF MURDER
BY MEANS OF Observation-Disclosures 8. Hardin,
who fled from Belvdere, N. j. the 9th March last.
for whose arrest reward of $500 was offered by the
Governor of New Jersey, was taken few days since
at Paramount on the Baltimore and Ohio road rs
miles east of Wheeling He was recognized by means
with the Governors proclamation. On being arrested
he at first denied his identity, and insisted that his
name was Austin, (under which name he was passing
under the exact resemblance, and exclaimed with
considerable feeling, 81 am Jacob 8. Hardin but il
was that motherin law that administered the poison'
He is young man not more than twenty-five years
BILE manners. His wife, it is said, was some years
his senior,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-27

Some one blamed DR.. Marsh for changing his mind.
i" Well y said he, " that is the difference between
a man andA jaekass; the jackass can't change his
mind, aud the man can-its human privilege"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-27

One of the hest reasons yet heard for disunion is
related by fellow who went to call on the Presi.
dent He said he waited four hours and could not get
to see him. "And concluded said be- +" that If he
was SO busy as all that one President not enough
to attend to the affairs Of this Republic, and We had
better have another"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-27

S-sEATE or zee LATE JOHN McDoNoGH cry ON
sv <tsisnss Third unreservea and extensive Sale on
wxy dne Credit very valuable Tracts Squares ana ios
ssated in the Third District, 10 Suburbs MariQpy
axd Wellington and on the dentiiiy Road ri