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WAGONS, CARTS, AND DRAYs.

RBorznRs orEIcE, March q, 1859.
NOTICE is hereby given that licenses issued to
I< OF wagons carts and drays viii expire the first
Monday that said licenses renewed comp
ance law days that time. ~
.... r. .-..- .. .. ...... WILLIAM MORGAN,
Mar 23-dtAp1 Register.
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NOTICE TO PRE- E-EMPIoN CLAIMANTS.

- z-f NOTICE TO PREsE ENpTToN CLAIMANTS. ...... .
Eyoy person entitled the right of presumption
townships townships
establish the the satisfaction Of tho
proper land Office make payment
seeing this notice. before the appointed
the public sale of the lands embracing
tract claimed; otherwise such claim will be forfeited .
TlIOS. A. HENDRICKS,
sH a1T9a0" Commissioner OF the General Land O6Roe.
NorRUndcr regulations department heretofore
now existing advertising procamaons
except such publishers specially authorized TO publish by
Commissioner of the General Land ONCE
|, Ap 3-wtistSep - tlnt Il Star
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TSOR SALE OR FOR RENT, after the Goth March,
IL dwelling highly grounds George
Heights Tho house will BIO sold or liberal time
payment will be rented furnished unfrbed The furniture
all order The grounds fully supplied with
handsomely laid out with srubbery rendering
agreeable residences Washington Apply
Messrs. JAS. @. MCGUIRE CO.. Washington. a"t
Mar l8--eolmo
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NEW LUMBER YARDg--The undersigned hav-
In ing recently taken charge Of tho Lumber Yard on sixth
tho Canal respectfully invite the
lumber generally the stock before purchasing elsewhere
Tho stock White Pine Lumber Cherry Ash, Maple Poplar
SUPERIOR and wei seasoned and viii be sold at the lowest c
prices a. ......... ...- .. r. COLEMAN Il KHBOURN,
Mar 13-dH Assgnees.
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BY JAS. @. MCGUIRE q Co, Auctioneers.
INYEOITTORiS SALE HOF VALUABLE BUILD

ng in the First ward n Thursday atern9oa April lAth
O'clock the premises, shall sell original lot No TO- IA
square fronting 22d west between north a
and streets running back l26 THIS @ will be divided into
building lots Of rs Inches each running back the ia de
Of helOt. ILL., 49,. - Y Ill. ga.
Ters: One CASH residue H. and IS months with
interest secured by doed In trust on the premises a
~EIT '7' .'.'" .. ~. ANDREW X SCEINEBI.Y
. ... ... ...r.. .....s....gr.r.T rr Executor.
-h' .tr l'.' r JAS c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.,
Ap I'D .... .. ..."H .|TlH..... ". Aucnoheers.
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mo. 635.1
NOTICE

Ofte removal Of he Lind Office from BUCHANAN 10 PoRT
.gsr LAND, ia he State Of MrsNEsoTA. a.
TN accordance with the provisions of the act of
Congress- entitled n act authorizing changes tho location Of
Sd 1883 hereby declared and made
that for the sale Of public lands at BuI,SAS tho
state OF nrsSorA PORTLAND, head Of the
Raw OF Superior period practicable.
Further the precise time Of closing tho oce al Bu
chanan reopenng Portland win be issued by the register
and receiver for tho district -.-. N...
Given my city Of Washington ths 2sh day Of
March, D 1880. tr sE. "n...s q. ID. .HHfrn rH..
BY order Of tho President: .,.. ~. -...-.- ..
.a# 49," '7'|' 71 ".. THos A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner o the General land OHce.
MIR a0-wBw lIntol&star.l HN HrrH-f "f .U'.
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specIaI NotIoe 10 subsorlberIl
RATS on ADYERrBING
AUCTION SALES.
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT THE CORNER
9th sreels uuh auoiionOn Tuesday, the Hh
instant the premises al ocock p
handsome building lot situated the corncr- Dab aud
north being No square No 39 The lot fronts 9 street
feet running back with the Inc OF street 70 ioc ccs ahd
a pavement In trout 49,. .. t..--- 81 -..-Ls -..-e
Terms third balance ~ aud Is moufs for notcs
bearing interest Of sale decd gwen and deed trust
tnken Tte indsputabic .. A. GRfEN,
AP 7....- dina ...I ..-..n- Hr ....r AncponeeFs
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ITO LET--The three-story brick house, No. 42s
fInh street betweeh " bath and gas. Rent
st25 INQUIRE the premises Nov 8o--N
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j. BAUMGARTEN,

j. BAUMGARTEN,
No. 4s9 IN street, opposite Odd Etilo,o Hal. I'd. ..
TNNGRAVER and designer in general manufac-
of the new improved sol presses watch
puncher stencil cutter
plate egave hgapher prepared execute engraynga
metaon god silver brass copper steel &c. good
workmanship other establishment in tho United
States that all orders
him will give perfect sasfacion charges made lgd g
SEAL PRESSES, sgesHarsegvaae=sasveeeeer7e-
u-. OFFICIAL HAND AND BLOCK SEALS, ...a..r.. ....
... WI '. WATCH. CASE ENGRAvER, 81" .. ..'"...-
WOOD ENGFsAVEB, .s a#ag
MUSIC PUNCIIER,
STENCIL CUTTER,
.'as 71r-"'a4a2 y coPPERPLATE ENGRAvRR
Jan 5-lyd res y-T go tssf err 81 gr &C, &C, &c.
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N A. 1CARDWELL, Real Estate and General

IN A. fCARDWELL, Real Estate and General
Ps Commission Broker taken tho office, up STAIRS
bo Pennsylvania where hc attend to selling and
buying real estate anywhere In The Union renting and collecting
rents and procuring houses business appcr
eining real estate with une1cepionai legal aid.
The settlement OF claims Of description the executive de
pamnis and bureaus Congress,
Congress- especially claims the distant adjacent newspaper
press for subscriptions advertising his being
enable necessary
ties having snc attending having
serted all Of tho the District Of Columbia else
Where
expense OF trip 70 the city and made
Also the negotiation all desorp
tons busness which properly be asscd under tho head Of
general commission brokerage. , . e. "a -s IL -.-3rs
uzxRsSs Hon VIM A. Harris, ormery Of Mssonri) Dr. "A. "
safnet' Col JAS c. Berret Richard Wniach
the opors Of the generally OF Washington
hessrs j. q. B. j. Caske Rohmoud,
y VIM Pumsr, Allegheny oty Pa; Col A. r Burnley, Frauk
lnT and John
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CJMALL TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE CHEAP
The Subscribers havo for sale about thirty land
joining tho farm Joseph w. Brsdey which they win sell low
..-. JAS. O. MCGUIRE A. CO.,
Mar 22-cOd2w AuctOneeTs and Commission Merchants.
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By JAS. G. MCGUIRE & Co., AuotiOneers.

BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE & Cos AuctiOneers.
CORPORATION. STOCKS AT PUBLIC SALE
" Friday afternoon April 8 5k o'clock nt the auction
rooms, shall sell in sums TO suit aaE-frw.
Corporation of Washington quarterly cent stock
"a 500 Corporation of Alexandria per cent stock ~
Terms: Cash, in current funds. .- .s..--.r g. -..E.
.#H5"hs 1.'a - Asaf aaaa JAS c. MCGUIRE co. @
Ap cd .......-a sH -... .-sr -,# 71 Aucloneers.
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ITO CONSUAfPTIY YES---A clergyman having cured
consumption worst after being given
phyan make known the
successful those afflicted
coughs and he will send the to
any address free OF charge.
Address enclosing stamps TO return postage, dH
DANIEL ADEE,.r
Mar I-dl2mos 0 .0a.5E. 1 2lI Centre street, ~ Y.
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NOTICE TO PRK-Eap1ToN CLAIMANTS.

- a-, NOTICE TO PRE- EaFTIoN CLAIMANTS. ode E.ra
Every person
townships enumerated required establish The
satisfaction the receiver tho land
therefor practicable after sonR
the appointed Tor the OF
Of she bands embracing the tract clamcd otherwise
afl.e ~ TIros A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General land Ofoe.
tho regulations department heretofore
now existing procnaons
snch publishers specially authorized 70 publish by the
tho General Land orice. ts .s r# ~ Dol
kp3-wf3w lint 4 etarl
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP FOR
saeA scholarship IN the Columbian College for tho whole
will be sold for little than half price
Wishing purchase The sohoarshp
tuition which $40 year win sell for $3.50 cash
the original is worth $3.50 or $3.50 = 60
Address cATAJSE, Of r. B D. Washington r o., D. @.
Dec q-du T.rH ..Er. rF Hr
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VAN CAMP, DENTIST has returned to the
IA city and resumed his practice. s a 1.ss srs r-.
Operating street. between 9th
streets, 4 doors from Post 0Hce ~ Oct la-du
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY NEAR
" Department private saleTe Subscribers
sell private sle OF lot No. l. in No. Ho
OF New York and h street wes
containing square feet OF ground improved by
story brick building. .& ' a- -
Aso the three story brick house and lot Immediately north o.
'sWinder's Building 5F Mtf lEgaav a3 f-{a f.# .sE.
very valuable Of property and will be sold
accommodating terms. Apply TO - =. y. =. .
. N-ITr 2 IsH# I'a.#.t ss>'| JAS. c. MCGUIRE q co.
-grr1s . Auctioonecrs and Commission Merchants.
March 32aw2m- rsfaarEa af.rr EFrEf starsy.e Bru
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-07-20
Gbe Otber.
New Division.

The Grand Scribe, last week issued a Char.
ter for a new Division, to be located at Paw
Greek Church, in M~ecklenburg county. That
whole-souled, indcfatigable Son of Temper
ance, Bro. VIM. NJ. Gricr, who is always at
work, and hard at work for the promotion of
the good cause, and who was instrumental in
getting up the petition for this Charter,
writes-"This fills up a gap that we have
struggled long for. The Division will open
with about twenty male members"
This makes about a dozen Divisions in
Mecklenburg county, and all of them, we be-
lieve, are doing well. If every county, had
a few such men as Grier, and other Mecklen-
burg men we could name, another "Declara-
ton Of independence" would be promulgated
before the goth Of May 1860, that would give
the name and character Of North Carolina a
glory and rcnown not second to that pro-
mulged on the goth of May 1875. Let us
hope hat all will catch some of the Mecklen.
burg fire at the meeting Of the G.. d. this
week.
ANOTHER New DTvIsIoN.-The Crane
Scribe has also issued a Charter for Goo
Hope Division, in Craven County which
Judging from the names Of some of the APP
p~licants, we would say must succeed and pros
per. Roll on the ball
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Progress of the Order.

CALDWELL CoUSTY.-Bro. w. G.. Lewis,
ID. G.. w. p, thus writes
G~unpowder Division is looking up, with
cheering prospects. Though the tide Of en-
igration had weakened or thinned our ranks,
we are yet recruiting and now number Is
Sons and p Female Visitors. Mulberry Di-
vision numbers 23 members and 90 Visitors
all moving on with cheering prospects,
Patterson Division numbers IS Sons and 10
Female Visitors, with other names to be mi
tiated next meeting. We are going forward
in high spirits, with a prospect OF doing well.
The Order Of the Sons Of Temperance in
Caldwell County has to labor against fearful
odds. This is a land of stills yet the LeGU6n
Of the Order is working its way among the
masses, and we feel like pushing forward IN
ill the whole is leayened.
Patterson and Mulberry Divisions had an
interesting Celebration on the 2nd inst,
which | was not able to attend, but you will
hear from il through the Local Deputies.
CHEROKEE CouNrY.-The r. S. writes:-
Old Turkey Creek is once more right side
up, and progressing finely. Since We have
admitted the ladies to come in as Visitors,
we have had names sent up every meeting so
far, and no doubt will have many more added
to our number, if the ladies will continue to
exert their influence, for much depends on
you. Give US your presence and fascinating
smiles, and my word for the prosperity OF
old Turkey Creek Division.
PERSON CoUNTY.-I here enclose you the
names and the cash for eight new subscribers
TO the Age. We have quite a lively time in
our Division just now. a few weeks since
We opened our doors for the reception Of lady
Visitors, aud it has given to our cause a new
impetus. We have taken in ten or twelve
ladies, and it has awakened quite an interes
among the gentlemen they are locking il
at every meeting, and seem to have thei
hearts enlisted in the cause. Why have W
been so long blinded? Why have W
not availed ourselves Of THE privilege Of receiy
ing ladies into our Division room as Visitor
long before this? Pardon us, dear Brother
and we will try and do better for the future
We have now the ladies with US, who shal
oppose us7 None dare speak out, save tn
burstings Of a few old demijohns that hay
long been stepped in the flaming liquid the
explode as soon as the pure temperance a
mosphere is brought in contact with then
Show me the man that can resist the pun
and heavenly influence of wornan's smiles
when advocating the cause of temperate
and | will show you a Pigmy. Now, if Il
Churches will only do their duty, we WI
soon see n very different state Of things.
have long been Of the opinion, that I
man could be n consistent Church membe
and at the same time be a habitual drsr
drinker. There is no reconciling the tv
things on Scripture grounds. Then, if v
are Church members, let us be consistent,
have our names taken from the Church-bool
and if we are Sons, let us be true and fat
full, or not pretend to be Sons at all. Wh'
will men learn to be consistentS Oh! mi
our eyes be opened to the great importan
Of working for a Temperance reformation:
A. W.
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lei

On the 9th inst, in Chatham County, N. c.,
Samuel Wilson, in the 18th year of his age. The
deceased was many years a deacon of the Baptist
Church. He lived q coE5istent Christian. He was
an affectionate husband. and a kind father. He
leaves a wife and eight children to mourn their
loss.
In Butler Co., Ala, on the 2lst of June, of ty-
phoid fever, Oliver r. Kirkpatrick, son of R. d.
and E. 1. kirkpatrick, in the 18th year of his age,
after an illness of four weeks.
In New Hanover county, on Topsail Sound, N.
c., on the 9Th inst, Thomas Ludewell, infant son
of Stokely and Mary J. Atkinson, aged nine months
and tw enty three days.
Weep not, dear parents, while you stand by,
My spirit has gone to brighter realms on high.
~ Florida papers please copy.
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Showing a gain for the present year, of ,94S hhds.
We quote at the close Of our report, c3mmon to
fair lugs at Al to 81 good 6 to 81; common to
fair lsaf, 81 to Z! good, to 81 very good and
fair 10 tie Is. and one box of fancy at $s5.
The Richmond Examiner reports inspections in
that city, from Oct. l, ST to July LIST, SO, 81 ,4sI.
For same period, 1883 and 1859, 27,255. De-
crease for six months, 226 hhds.
CoRN-The market is dull and prices are low
err. We quote at IS to 81 per bushel.
WHEAT.-There has been very little doing vet
in this article, as the millers are not fully prepared
to commence grinding. A few lots have, however,
changed hands at l Is for red of medium quality,
and l As for white. We expect better prices as
soon as the market is opened.
No other change to note this week.
SUGARs.-A large business has boon doing
throughout the week at following quotations: Z
to 81 for N. o. and Cuba ; s to 10 for the various
grades of Coffee Sugars; Crushed and Powdered
t04 a 103 Loaf IL.
MoLAssEs.-There is a good demand at % to
IS for w. l. and Syrup, Porto Rico 40e, New Or
leans A to 4Sc per gallon.
CoFFEE.-The stocks are now light. we hay,
to note an irregular demand for all descriptions
We quote Rio III to Ia Lsguayrs 123 to ID
Java Is to IL, Mocha IS to zoe per ID,
BACON Active at steady prices. We quot
sides, Western 10 to los shoulders 81 to 81 Va
h~oground dull Mt 104 to IL.
GUSNY BAsGING.-Demand increasing as tn
season advances. We quote la to ISL, for heav
weights.
BALE RoPE.-64 . "A, as in quality.
FIsH.-New Cut Herrings scarce at 50 to 81
No. l, Mackerel scarce ut 20 to % No. 3, at 9
to II.
Dull at SO to 60 for Peruvian; N.
tional Fertilizer $40 90; Sombrero $34.
ExcHAEeE.-3 per cent premium on all Il
Northern cities. July ls
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Literature and News of the Day.
WHO WANTS TO MAKE MONEY.

HAVING engaged in other business that re-
Ii quires my personal attention, I will lease
on very favorable terms, my Store House at Cary,
. miles west of Raleigh, on the N. c. kail Road.
This situation possesses every advantage for con-
Quoting alarge barter trade, it being the point
where a large portion Of the Flour and other pro.
duce of Wake and Chatham reaches the Rail
Road. The House is 81 by A feet, with 8 con-
yeniently arranged rooms below and q Masonic
Hall above. There is also q good turnout and
warehouse at the Rail Road, . daily mail, all to-
gether a~fording every facility for a large business.
Or if desired by the rigat kind of aman, one
who would make a good neighbor and not sell
whiskey, I would cell $50 acres of land with the
Store House, on which is two or three besutifui
building sites near the Rail Road.
l would also sell on terms that woulde able an
enterprising man 70 make so per cent on his pur-
chase, my new Saw and Grist Mills, situated "a
miles from the Rail koad and 8 from Raleigh.
They ars new, having been built within the last
IL months. Timber in abundance near by. The
Saw will easily cut 5000 feet per day, and never
stops for an overabundance nor for want OF water;
In other words it never dries, nor browns.
Call on me at Cary soon, or lose Q bargain.
x. Z. PAGE.
Cary. NJ. C. Juiv 9Th. 1859. 4S--3m.
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n. c. RAnRoAD.-The receipts of the
North Carolina Railroad from freights and
passengers for the first six months of 1867,
were $l43, ST. Al for the first six months
of 1858, 1852, 185 19; for the first five
months of 1853, $3.50, COL 43. June has
yielded, it is thought, $50, 900 making $50,
900 for the first six months of 1859. These
results are encouraging. 1t is hoped that a
dividend will soon be made among the stock
holders.
DEsfRUCTIvE FIRE IN ELIZABETH CRY,
n. C.-We regret to announce that a fire
broke out Wednesday morning 2 o. clock,
in Jennings coach establishment, which
proved very destructive. The flames ragged
with undated fury until property in the bus
mess part of the own valued at more than
$4,000 had been destroyed. DIR. j. n.
Cult, G. w. Kellenger, j. B. Fearing and
L. Parr are among the heaviest losers. An
incendiary applied the torch.
MURDERED.-A man by the name of Viii
liford was stabbed to the heart and killed,
in Wilson a few days since by a young man
by the name of Hamilton, the murdered man
being about twenty years of age and the MUIR
derer seventeen. The difficulty, says the
Ledger grew out of a little betting transaction.
Hamilton was admitted to bail and has since
fed.
Coal On AND CoKE.-Henry E. Cotton,
Esq, has presented to us a lump of coke part
of the residuum of some Deep River coal,
from which, by means of a small retort he ex-
tracted the oil. He informs US that he made
3 gallons of oil from as many bushels Of focal,
and that the coke, is worth more to iron man
ufacturers than the coal was before the oil
was extracted. As we have heretofore stated
Mr.. Cotton intends to engage in the manu-
facture of the oil upon an extensive scale
EyettoiM Observer.
"WHAT WILL He DO WITH T?"-It is sta
ted that Louis Kossuth has passed through
France on his way to Italy, to take part ir
the connections of that country and try t.
effect something for Hungary. Kossuth has
now another opportunity to distinguish him
self and to accomplish something worthy o
being recorded in history. He has a yer,
favorably opportunity, ifhe possesses the re
quisite ability, but in the language of tn,
question which Bulwer has recently immor
talized, "Wha will he do with it ?"
THE PORE A PRIsoNER.-The New Yorl
Herald says that the head of the Roman Cath
Ole Church is virtually a prisoner at Rome
and the Roman Catholic organ at New York
in an article supposed to be from the pen {
Archbishop Hughes, has an intimation to tn
same effect. The Pope, it is said, has e1
pressed a wish to 60 to Austria, but tn
French General in Rome has in a polite man
ner, interposed objections which the sove
reign pontiff has perceived to be insuperable
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The Great English Remedy!
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBR ATED FEMALE PILLS.

Prepared from a Prescription Of Sir James
Clarke, H. d., Physician Extraordinary
'NHIS we'll known medicine is no imposition,
Il but a sure and safe remedy for Female Diff
cultles and Distractions, from any cause whatever;
and although a powerful remedy, it contains moth
ing hurtful to the constitution. To married ladies
rs peculiarly suited. It will, in a short time,
bring ON the monthly perio with regularity.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Fam IN the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
exertlon, Palpitation of the Heart, Mysteries, and
Whites, these Pills will effect a cure when all 9TH
or means have failed and although a powerful
remedy. do not contain iron, calomel, anthony,
or anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package which should be carefully preserved.
For full particulars, get a pamphlet, free of the
agent.
N.B.-Sl and 6 postage stamps enclosed to
any authorised agent, will ensure a bottle con-
tanning over SO pills, by return mail.
O MOSES, Rochester, N. Y,
General Agent.
Sold in Raleigh by P. F. Pescud. and in Char,
lotte by Scarr & Co, and all respectable Druggists.
Nay Z, 1859. 81 -lyeew
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PRICES CURRENT.
RICHMOND

CORRECTED by D. 7. WILLIAMS & HICKS.
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, RICHMOND, VA.
REMARK.-An Tobacco coming by the way of
Petersburg marked to US. will be promptly forwar-
ded by our Agent at that place.
ToBAcco.-The receipts have fallen off very
much but the breaks continue large. To-day we
thought there was more animation in the market
aud prices are a little better. We quote good aud
fine Tugs 81 d 81 common leaf 6 a u medium
a 81; good a 1O4; fine shipping IL a IA; fine
manufacturing LII a Is, according to quality
fancy yellow rs d IS. Tobaccos of body and
character sell we'll, but nondescript grades are
little dull. A large quantity of the mahufactur-
ing leaf from North Carolina this year seems to
he deficient in body, caused we suppose, by the
want of rain last year.
FLoUR.-The transactions in this article are
light, and we omit quotations.
WHEAr.-The market noszyet open, therefor
omit quotations.