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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-09

n~EW WCSPARTHER6.IlP.-T su III. riber~
U have taken the house recently upied by YOUNGER
Z SMITH here they intend conduct General Grocery
,J Commission DnNsess the ot SMITH ADAMS,
and will friends of the old concord aud
the public genera JSo THO. SMITH,
jan ifs Fsr. ApAMS
uDSlE ca rTOv.-J ass received large ioS
> Of Bale Cotton assorted NUMBER. for sale by
mar5ts FhANkLlN hNo
lNlA6N Eesx Old Oeminisn N ails, all
IL l5Ss IRBY SAUNDERS.
2 n DOE. PAlNfED BUCKETS, receiving
eOUby * ffeb ltitaI IRBY & AAuNDERS.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

uNENU UAI. aAKD.-Afier CansHi- f4f ~ =,
II taon with many V The leading Dentists if$xS N3A
OF this iniry the sut'ei ot eArActlE ~AIIi f1v
teeth by the nj OF e'ertr. iiy whirt mode Fft.
nf the 'mineni o ihe procession ma nav
ing myself civ satisfactory trial o several ~eek>
have cuded TO adopt 1t IN my practice ~
ya-is k'hrhi INhi.f
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nAyIDsON,S SSAuANANDER kAFES.-Wr
hive juet several of these celebrated SAFE
Fire proof Burglar proof and Powder proof which we VIII
sell at manufacturers prices $1,000.
IL, bl.dts
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SCUTHEnN PIPE FOUNDRY,
Rear Of Shockoe Warehouse. l3th Street,
RICHMOND. Virginia.

'lI sui hay cu ge l'ir lond'y tr tie
] i"-r OF making WATER ANli GA l'lifS ARE nov' pa"
q Mi u ~ i1Chts
iamCr, required ih,s AID 10 snt The
Which they nGrl D1r I'll T. Ia, be irs IN thus
aud has entire srrutiun IN in want OF
tin Ia the tnc wouil Ia Wc to call before
purchasing nth h.gr " vi iunitl lvu
att bow hsurr and " til dis a'ch.
furnish kinds of Machine Castings
Railroad Asrtuttnrui Nh t"HiIoE II s,
sc &r. march I-d3us EDDLNo \ BlANNhH.
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<srcni Reduction In Chm rEes Goods sro ns thc
North. vim Rirt,,nOud md james River
q KRnnwLa u tanUs to u.ynchtnrg,
thence by k"ii. Dad 80 the

tsrrnt Reduction In Charges on saoods sr" ns the
North. vim RirhsnOud mud james River
Il knnnwha tannl. to l.yncht"rg,
thence by Rail. Dad iO the
S0usk-West.
T'HANKFUL my friends snd the public for heir very h
cral patronage. would respectfully inrm them. that
the large increase of business consequent on
former have Determined to reduce charges
General Merchandise such as Dy Goods iooi+ shoes Hats
Cps only per 100 pounds which Includes all
the Nharvt hiLlmond to t.e Landing,
Depot q lynChburg
lluiurc iurwaricd very low rates
!, - lur special iate', sre circular. -
ALFRED s. LEE.
IJrgl,diR n Com mission Merchant.
ian 27-dts the Dock. X rhmonl Va.
- Street Nam aud Cary, RlruMu>p VA, ia'o on
hand and OFFER Tor sale
1900 tag- Rio I.gsuyra and Java Coffee;
~ hnts MONA dn
:s0 siIcs god az / Il ma gcd sole Leather
500 boxes A.ant rIiGe aniles;
400 b,X,s IIpwu S61pi
l1i ln". dV
1910 kegs Old u icini'n Nails;
100 ha'r,ls y. q. No
l.. hog shesd~ & la Moasses;
50 o Suenr;
100 bar els extra e Sugar;
100 Do low grades Shg,ri
- do graduated sugar.
30 do ground Sngat;
~ patent cut Loaf SugDr;
20 bal rcls rjusled sugar;
80 kegs Soda:
100 boxes French Window Glass;
100 kits No Markeol
80 barrels M. IIcrrings;
100 bushels Glover. Tnoihy and o,hcr Grass Seeds
well selected stock Of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
IIQI ORS We also for OF the best brands
of MOUNTAIN RYE WHISKY Mi of which We will sell
low march - dts.-Rep. copy.
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for NAV.

slOntsiliPs for May.
Drank IESLiE'S MAG AZ NJ, Great Republic Atlantic
Munt.ly Gud,y Rlys Is ok and Pcersous Magazine,
received al f,pril 30 dts II &. VICrOE'S.
FROM virginia ~ NDKrn CAROLINA
Through Washington Ci;y hy Railroad direct.
81. 81, ~; s.:::sz;s:s, M
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11

psrk Commissioners relative to the construction of s
sewer in Third scenue, from Fifty sixth street to and
th,cugb Lexington avenue and fftyelgbth stree.
X. ferTsd 10 Committee on Sewers.
Another communication wasreceived from the same,
relative 10 an addition to the Park, and a,o 10 regard
10 ths subects affecting the interests OF said Park
On this the PRxsIDEST offered resolution that
permission be given to the Central Park Commission
re- to txcav,te and remove, usder direction Of the
stree. Commissioner from the piece Of land bounded
by fhe Third and Fourth avenues and SIXTY sixth and
Sf,ty-ninth streets, and by Sixtysixtb and Sixty
eighth streets and the Fourth and Third avenues,
EXCEPT that portion thereof now occupied by the
Protestant Episcopal Church Of S.. James, on Sixty.
prih street. so much Of the surlus earth aud stone
as said Bosrd may require for the purposes of ths
Certsl Park. Adopted.
Committees for the year:
AIMS HousE DEPAsIsEST--hesrs sessrr, Bradley
1s1s md scrEse,s-he..r Stephens, H-nry, s',n
AssEssNE>rs-HessTs Btepaebs, Gere,, ets,r
ClR4sIxc sTREEIs-Messrs. Tuouey. Sesgrs, Bradley.
FERsIEs-Messs. Henry, Tuouey Lynes
FINANCE hessrs. Bradley Aeams Owens.
FIRE DEPARJNHNT-Msss ssrs. Adsms, sessrfst LJnes-
JoIST COMMITTEE On AccouSTs-Messrs STEPHENS Oerit
Smith. s,.
L.MPs AND GAs-Mess,. scsgrst PeeE, Darash-
LANDS AND PLAoEs-nes'rs B'ols, fooaey oven"
LAW DLPARTMEkT-Msssrs. Geret, Henry, Daussa.
MARgETs-Nssrs Geret, TuonsJ, Star.
ORDIxAScEs-Messrs Adams. Peck an1 overs
POLICE Mes.rs Henry, s-agrist ana Owens
PUBIIc HEALTH Eessrs. seagrst Henry and Brs5y.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS. &c -Me'ss Bradley, Pecs and Lynss
ErPAprs AND sUPrLIEs-Mssrs Tuomey Adams sne Brady
RoaDs-hessrs Genet, s.sgst aud Srady
ssL.sIEs OFTIcEs-Nessrs Adams, Henry and Lynes
SEwrRs-Neurs. Peck, Bradley and Starr.
sTRErTs--NesEs. 0ole, bteptens and LJnss
TAxEs-Nsssrs Peck, Sc ssrist and Dsrraga
WHaRvEs. PIERS, kc.-Messrs Adams, boole and Smith
PALRoADs-Nessrs. Booe Al ans. Geae, smith and start
The Board then adjourned to Thursday.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
BROOKLY YN ITEMS.

SPECIAL ELEcTIos IS THE FOURTEENTH WARD
At the election for charter officers held last April the
contest was 90 cose in the Fourteenth Ward that the
sest Of Als erman Smith, to whom the Board of Csn
vsssers gave the certificate for the Office Of Alderman
of the Fourteenth Ward, was contested by Alderman
Colohap on the ground of fraud in the canvass The
matter Of the fraud in the returns was presented before
the Board Of City CaoySssers, who decided to admit
the returns made 10 them amended and declared A.
dernan Smith 10 bs entitled to his seat as Alderman OF
the Fourteerth Ws,d. Mr.. Colohan appealed to the
Couits in the matter aud, after lengthy argumeat,
the Slpr, NE Court decids n effect that Mr.. Colohan
vas entitled to bis seat as Aldermsn-the
Board of City CanvaSers having 20 right to
receive amended returns This decision was transmit
ted TO the Board of Aldermen, and Alderman Colohan
csimed his sea, and isht TO act 10 the Board. TIE
B, ard however referred the mstter to the Lsw Com
mttee who after some time, reported .hat Mr. Colo
han was not entitled to bis seat, by reason OF havirg
charged his sience within three years ny removing
biz family TO Flushing during one Summer The re-
mort was adopted Aldermao NTH resigned, and the
BOARD ordered eptc 81 election 10 fill the vacancy, to
b. held on Tues sday, Jan. III.
liz pursuance Of this, the people OF the Fourteenth
wsro are called upon to vote to-day for an Alderman
for their Ward The polls are designated as follows
First District, No. ~ North Fourth street; Second
District, Engine House No. 10 North Second 1T eet
Third District No. 7S Grand street. Tee only caadi'
dates in nomination are Joseph Smith and John II.
Coloi an. both Democrats. There will probsbly be
but light vote poed. At the last election the vote
foe Alderman was as follows
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN

Notwithstanding the extreme GOODNESS Of the
weather, there was nearly full Board yesterday af-
ternoon. Mr.. CHAs. G. CoRsELL, the President, oc'
cupied the chair.
Rult,.-Nr. LEyT moved that the rules aod orders
of the last Board be adopted by this Boaro until 9TH
erwise ordered. Adopted.
resolution to appoint Special Committee to re-
wise the rules and orders was adopted, AID Messrs.
Bickford, Platt and Lent were appointed.
Mr.. FREAR offered a resolution that that portion OF
the Park below the north line of Beekman street be
open FOR the use of vehicles and pedestrians, and be
paved with Belgian pavement. Referred to Commit
tee on Lards and Placer.
Gronpoinf Ferry.-Mr. PLAT offered resolution
direct Dg the Cooperation Counsel TO institute proceed
ipgs gainst the lessees of the Tenty third
street Ferry to Greenpont for not complying with the
ordnance directing that two boat5 should be put on
Referred to Committee on Ferrief.
Monthly Statement Of the Corporation Attorney.-
Mr. George H. Purser the Cooperation Attorney, sent
in statement Of moneys received by his bureau for
the months Of November and December showing a
statement of the penalties collected aud sns instituted
for violations ef ordnance, &, The total amount OF
pc, alties coll eted was $23l 80. Ordered on file.
The Board adjourned to Thursday.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL.


The Board met last evening, Mr.. kALBfLEIscH
presiding ~,
The Introduction Of HIater and tie FremcH-Mr.
WILSON submitted the following:
Uhe,eas The facilities .xtinsnhe fires have been great,
IN increased BY the introduction OF water into the City
therefore,
Re,cted Ths. the Fire Commissioners Of the Eas.ern and
Weten Districts be requested take into consideration the
propIiety recognizing the Department under their control
with the rendering the efficient and less eA
pepsye and submit to this the result OF such invesga
ton with such recommendations in their judgment will pro-
duee the ssoye result.
The subject was laid over for two weeks.
Constable AppoiRied-Jsmts a. Birdsal was ap-
pointed Constable for tie Eleventh Ward, to I'LL a
vacancy.
Tie IJuant Institntion-Ths Committee who have
charge OF the Institution reported that the e1pepd'
lures had exceeded the appropr atoms OF lSoo-o TO
the amount Of 81 439 H. They ask for the passage OF
law authorizing the Corporation to borrow the above
amount. TIE Recommendation was adopted
The Gas Quesiion.-The report Of the Gas CON-
mittee on the contract with the Brooklyn Gas Light
Company, which had been naie the special order for
this evening was laid for one week-it being IN.
derstocd that the Committee and Company were per-
fec'ng satisfactory arrangements.
The Ferrtes-The Law Committee reported in IA.
yor Of emyoying counsel TO defend the right Of Brock
kn TO the Ferries 10 suit now pending between this
city and New-York. The resolution was adopted
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The President, Mr.. McSPEDoS ,rn thesChsir.
AMessage was received from the Mayor, nominating
d. s. &. Foster oI the office of City Inspector Mr..
bOOLE moved to refer it 10 a Special Committee of
tvs Mr.. ADAMS moved TO amend by making the
Vounittee three.
Mr. STEPHENS urged that the nomination be referred
. ia Committee Of five. The Mayor had nominated
sIem sn for the office without consulting any Of the
nenbers OF this Board ard II was due 10 che membsrs
hsye something 10 coy in the choice of City In
s9ector.
M. ADAMS thought there could be no good in re-
srnng the matter to so large a Committee. Tne
hoard might act on tue nomlr alton tonight.
The subject finally referred 20 Committee Of
I've. The Chair appointed as ;hs Committee: Messrs.
Booze, Adams, Genet, starr and Brady.
message was received from the Mayor vetolny
nsolu,ion to pay Hammond aud Green 81 l6i 81, for
s'k done in the old street department. Ordered
Fited.
A petition was received from the American Insti-
Itate for lease of Res ryor Square where the Crys
Eal Palace stood, which TO erect comnodious
losidrg for their library, offices, and for holding their
annual isirs. Referred.
Mr.. BRADY presented a preamble aud resolution TO
remove the telegraph poles from the streets, and re-
Sng the Companies 10 lay taeir wires unser ground
LAID over.
Mr. Henry offered a resolu,ion in relation TO the
'ry across the North River from Chambers street to
fsyotia avenue, and that the Controller report the
tine for the commencement OF toe lease of the pier
fes Il Chsmbers street. and sso whether any meas
s have been taken by the lessses TO put 10 opera
t the said fcrry, with other particulars. Referred.
III. BRADY offered ordnance 10 prohibit the
a1 or other substance for the purpose Of melting
ev in the streets Of tais city He urged that 1t De
p,sd TO night, for Broadway ana other streets had
esa in most stocking condition, oSing To the late
afg. Their condition, OWING to the san, rendered
lsr impasssbe for pedestrians, and seriously dam
Ssd uty srade. The paper was lsid over.
tae annual report Of the Counsel 10 the Corpora
~ giving title utles Of suits, &c. ofdered pro ed.
ee annual report os TIE Public Administrator wss
=. reserved, and ordered printed.
AZ. STARR offered resolution that S,Oo0 DO ap-
5ffaiec ~ ht np the Conirolsrs Office, under direc
'"s OF the Confrcier, which vas laid over.
a Communication received rom the Controller
Ssmting the monthly statement for December,
sseg the aPpr 'pria,ions for the year, and the
srs.aas expended thereon TO the 3lst ult. Ordered
Accommodation wss received from the Street Com
ksSees, calling attention to work ordered without
tred. '" o'''' 'ne expense VI tne sah'' no-
~nnunicston was received from the Central
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
THE JOINT COMMIT TEE ON ACCOUNTS
FOR 1853.
To hs Editov # The n. y. TI5sss.

70 Mf Editor q The \. ]. 1Fs5as<
SIR; This Con mitee commenced operations or the
2ad f Februs.s dss rsvsr to ie iosgotten By those
VITO revere the n,enoy Of wsshi.gtor-a dsy which,
II the proposed appropriation lad passed tie Common
Cou' cal. nigh, havs witnessed repetition Of the dis
graceful scerces which we're enacted on tie previous
anniversary OF his nstivity.
The closing scene Of Wsshirg g,on's military life was
the rendition of ust sd hus Sccoun Of bis receipts
and disbu, senense - . military oficer. Was 1t not
th.rsfcre happy ctircierce the Inauguration Of sach
work en- ths natal Day Of ere who left this among 50
many Other bright examples
The lve,tig >,ioa Of the Buesn Of Arrears Was first
comnerced, as that branch Involved more labor thsa
suy other. The account with its chief officer va .
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
FOURTH QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE
n Y. CITY SUNDAY-SCHOOL SOCIETY.

The quarterly meeting of this Society Of the Metho.
dist Episcopal Church held last evening, in the
HeddiIg Miesion Church. The meeting was rather
thiny stteuded, but fe~ members Of the Society
being present. The exercises were commenced with
singing and prayer.
From tie Secretarys report learn that there are
80 schools under the of the Society, with which
are come cted 701 teachers and they contain 100
pupils. There are reported ia conversions among
those who acted achers, and 6l6 among the
scholars About sc, 900 have been raised daiing the
past year for benevolent purposes Or the 80 schools,
there are nine that sustain the relation of mission
schools.
The meeting was then addressed by the Rev. A. G..
Foss Cf st. Pauls Church. He said that he one
of those who felt hopeful concerning the present state
Of the church, and Of the most hopeful signs was
the interest that is taken in the young Most especially
is the III. L, Church bound by her doctrines 10 pay
special attention to the youth of the city.
The mission work of this Society he reg arded as one
of the robst works in which the church could engage
to 90 to tue heatben in our midst and lead them TO
Heaven. The first advantage is that the children are
reached themselves the second great thing is that In
this way we gain access to parents thst could be
reached by no other meaas-the only avenue 20 the
parents heart is often found through the child; the
themselves gain. lie said he thought the Sabbath
was net inc ant for day Of perfect rest they should be
up ana doing in all good works. There are thousands
of children ia this city who, by little individual ei-
fort may be reached and taken away from their wck-
edness; this ia a most glorious work.
The Rev. j. b. WAKELY, Superintendent OF City
Missions said that some % years ago he first came to
this city in company with an honored minister, who
nov sleeps in the grave and tonight they had just
listened to his son. He was glad to see man stand
up for tie church; there never was brighter day fol
tue church than this very time. He related several
instances On poor destitute children hsd been taken
from the streets and saved from both moral AID ply
ticsl dc ath No where Sunday schools so inlpof.
tant ss in this great city; the value Of little cad
canrot be over estimated
After short addresses by several other gentlemen,
and the election c officers for She ensuing year the
Society adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
CITY ITEMS.

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-We ask particular attention
to the advertisement for todays and to nights per-
formance. 1t is for the benefit of the St. Georges
Benevolent Society. Two oopsras, La Serva Psdrone
ard Martha, and an oratorio the Creation, will be
presented. Messrs Brsnoi, Formes, Florepzai
Mesdames Laborde, Pccolomni, Poinsot; Miss Brain.
erd, Mi'a Haywood, Mai. Caradori, Mad. Grsver
Johnson the chorus and or,hestra of the Academy,
ard the German Lederkrantz the performers. The
operas will be at noon, at Cclcck, and the oratorio
at O'Clock. God Save the Qusen, also, will be
sung.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
GERMAN REPUBLICANS.

The German Republican Central Club assembled on
Mondsy, at No. 126 Grand street. Fifty-six Dele
gates Of the several Wards were present. SI@isMvND
KAUFMAN was elected President THEODORE A.
GLAuBrSsKLrE, Vice President, and LEwIs ScHSsI
DER Secretary. Tie greatest interest was apparent
in regard 10 the reorganization, aud the growics
strength of the Republican element was clearly proved
by this first meeting after the last campaign.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11

FIRr ALARM BELL.-The 6remen, residing 10 South
Brooklyn, complain loudly against tae authorities for
not having the bell upon the Third Precnt Station
House rurg. TIE building has been declared unsafe
by Committee Of the Common Council, appointed in
January, 1853 ard the bell has not been rung since.
Sc vera petitions have been sent to hs Board praying
that the building be put in proper repair, or have
built but they have been referred to the Fire
Department Committee whc have reported adverse to
the matter upon every occasion, but upon what
grounds has not transpired The nearest bell is the
City Hall, which cannot be heard half of the time,
snd the ireu en- have to depend solely upon it.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11

FIFTH WARD GERMAN RrPuBLIcAS CLuB.-On
Saturday evening" Jan s. this Clnb was reorganizet,
and John Vogel elected Pre-iiect Henry Klein Wee
President; DIR. +. l. Cook, Seeretar!i j.. Decker,
Treasurer As delegates 10 the Central Clob, DIR. +.
l. Cook, l.. a. L. Kuhlmaun and c. Munek were
elected.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11

SUDDEN DEATH OF An OLD CIrizEs.-Mr. Peter
voorhees, elderly gentleman and well-known res
idept Of Brooklyn, dropped dead yesteriay in the
store Of Wm. Bunell in Fulton street, opposite the
City Hsll. On entering the store he seated himself
on chair ard suddenly falling back, expired DIR.
Boyd was called ir, but lie was psst medical remedy.
His disease was os-Ifcs;ion Of the heart. TIE de-
ceased was admired smopg those who knew bim for
his amiabiliiy and integrity Of character.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
-. su..n ,oold stand no chance from broad

A. the Susan wOold stand no enancc H"n "i"o"-
side. ~. 90 ,.,.aH files" convenient. he
sshss lie bow epd Of the yesse band was about 20
,sane two Of the guns when .aey cssr ssowsa e sna
;.sd Ca, tine occasion as two guns, WITH tarpauins
~, ,bsm ard loosirg good enough guns a; distance.
e. ~ Vas kept until be got to the Susan and we
'"nncse te relaied the discovery thsre with great
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
[ [Aiyertisemeni.l

He DIED OF QUACKs,"
Might mark hut how many victims OF the con'
sumption been by early reliance upon MIS-
MI GARosERs INDIAN BsLsAN OF LIvERwoRr sod by all
he Dsug 10 the world
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11

WHISKY IN CHURcH.-A salor, giving his name
as HaDford Hovey, attended meeting at the DE Kslb
avenue Methodist Episcopal ChlIch on Sunday even
ing. Having provided himself With bottle Of whi'ky,
he took pip, and invited old lady beside him to
take nip also. He was arrested, AMI fired s25 by
Justice Morehsad, for d-turbirg sresious meeting.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11

Mousr yERxos FCsD.-A concert ia 10 be given a.
Metropolitan Hal Thursday evening, in sid Of the
Ladies Mount Vernon Association. Mis- Z. Wat,
Mesrs. D. s Gregory, jr., James C. Mayer, s. d.
Mayer, J. R. Thouss T. C. Brown snd others, have
yoiuItse cred fer tbs occasion.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
FIRES.

FIRE lN BROADWAY.
At o'clock yesterday morning, fire occurred in
the billiard falocn attached to the Waverley House,
corner of Broadway and Fourth street, but it was
speedily e1tinguished, and with few pals of water,
tie amase sustain ed btiug trifng.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11

EDWARD n. DIXON, NJ. D., Editor Of the
and Operating and Consuinr Surgeos No. te 5hsv
Coz rtsons on the obscure diseases daily beweeu
aud = AID and 9 evenings
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11

HlSHwsY RoBsrRY-O Officer Muldoou Of the Sixth
Preoirc. yesterday morning arrested Edw1d West
and william Miller charged with assaultiHg Frank
Web.ter Of No. 2os West NireteElth street. Web
s,er ,sRing through Worth street at II O'Clock,
when West ard Miller attacked him and stole his hat
and boots, ard ats mped to take his coat. Justce
ConreYy committed tbtn to ptison for trial
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
NEWJER.SEY W,ENH.

TiRE.DIPARrxEsT LEcTuRE.-George Vsndenhof
vii read LongfeIlow's poem, " Miles S'ardsh' Court
ship this TUESDAY evening, al metropolitan Hal,
for the benef. Il the Widows and Orphans Fund.