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WARREN, 4 HALL,
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS AND TOBACCO
Sd Common Street, Sd
NEW ORLEANS.

70 ANA6p AAXSVAbpp NAUhAbS ANS
Sd Common Street, Sd
NEW ORLEANS.
TN WOOD AND GLASS, of all the better qualities
i ana brands, which we invite special attention TO,
believing confidently that we have the oldest and best
Brandies in New Orleans
Wines.
Champagne, consisting of g. II. Mumms Imperial
Cabinet, Nerzenay and Gordon Rouge, Piper Held
sreck, Premium Cremsnt. Creme de Bouzy, Bouche
Fills in half pints Sparkling Moselle, Longworths
Native Wines, Isabella and Catawba, Missouri Cab
met, &c.
We have also Claret and White Wines Of different
grades and prices Burgundy Wines, Madeiras, Port
and Sherries, in wood and glass, Of great age and
purity.
Old Bourbon and Rye Whiskeys, made in ls44)
Scotch and Irish do, very choice Jamaica KUN Cab
met and Vine Leaf Gin, English and Scotch Ale snd
Porter, Boxers Bltters, " 0lfes SchnsPps, &C. &c
Cigars.
We have several brands Of our own Importation
and will be in constant receipt Of them, direct rom
Havana, Of qualities to suit the most fasudious
Tobacco,
Comprising the choicest Virginia brands offered
In this market, in packages Of five pounds and up
wards Buyers Of the above weed will do well to eG-
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere. We
also keep on hand Anderson'- SolAce and Goodwin :
Chewing. in tin foil. Smoking Tobacco. a = and n
papers. Turkish Smoking Tobacco IN h boxes, diff
ierent varieties Of Snufs in glass and bsdderS Pipes
&c. &c. WARREN & HALL.
Ne7c Orleans, Feb s. 1859. lily
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LNRgE S,tE oT LANps.-Wc beg 10 call
attention 10 the advertisement Of the
MErty GoRpoV. IT, lands. belonging to
Dr. C,vrurtt Of New Orleans, and which
xI9-Ls~sfcred for abgg the editor Of
This paper. on next Monday week. in this
place.
The character Of the lands, and the in
ducemcnts to purchasers, are mentioned
In the advertisement. Considering how
great a demand there Is for land through
out this section Of country, these tracts
ought 10 command a ready purchase al
fair prices. and they will. II those desiring
% buy will consult their own interests.
purAsEs or rms TuRo,r. LuNGs. Sc
We notice, this week as We have frequent
~ done before. the advertisement of DR.
G. r. CRtSr, Of New Orleans, who make.
The treatment 1T the above named discas
e. together with rheumatism. and other
chronic Affections, % speciality. lie !, d
scientific member Of the regular faculty
and has won a high reputation in the pc
culiny walk OF the profession which hc ha.
chosen for the exercise of his skill AN,
learning Ills indrmary Is at 10 81. 10
soph Street. New Orleans, anil j. open %
all times for the reception ct patients.
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I ETTERS of Administration on the Es-
/ 4 tate of MARGARET GRAY. late OF
Wayne County, State Of Mississippi, We're
granted to us by the Probate Court of said
County, on the 18th day of September, A.
d. 1859 so let all claims against the de-
cedent be presented to US within two
years next after that day, else they will
be barred
HENRY GRAY,
JOHN l.. GRAY,
MARY GRAY,
THOMAS w. NOTEWORTHY,
CHALLY NOTEWORTHY,
Administrators, dc.
Sept 81. 1859. 50-Sw
Administrators Notice.
II ETTERS of Administration on the Es-
i 4 tate of JANE TRIGG, late of Wayne
County, State of Mississippi, were granted
to me by the Probate Court Of said Coun-
ty on the 18th day of September, 1859
so let all claims against the decedent be
presented to me within two wears next af-
ter that date, or they will be barred.
WILLIAM j. TRIGG,
administrator.
Sept. 81, 1859. 5O-sw
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We have received letter from a gen.
tleman Of this pace, who recently paid
a visit to Clark County. We invite the
attention of our readers to what he says.
It shows the desperate means the oppo.
nents of Mr.. McLAN are resorting to for
the purpose of defeating him. the PEG.
pie will rise in their majesty on the day
of the election. and rebuke this faction,
oppo.ition to one Of the best and ablest
men the East has ever sought to honor
with a seat in the councils Of the State:
Ortrv,N. Sept. 10Th, lSjo.
DsJr Sir. / have just heard oil very
characteristics piece OF electioheerlng
against Mclain-that Is, that the Demo.
cracy were attempting to Withdraw hun
from the field. and put up some one else
in his stead for senator.
Now Sir. this i only one OF the ndlces
of the lengths 10 which impudcnce and
iu.nIence combined. in this weak and en-.
nervated opposition 20, IN defiance OF
truth and justice. ,,,
McIoip i the Democratic candidate.
| No efforts have been made, non" are be-
ing made. nor will any be made 10 with.
! draw him. His election. which l. certain,
will be- a Democratic triumph. and his dc
feat. if sucb thing were possible. would
| be "A defeat of the Democratic party and
a Joe Baldwin said about John Erwin s
defeat hy Billy smith We would Ice killed
oil .ig mustard sssf shot
SorrurRN FruuEArrHoEs N NV YORK.
The New York correspondent Of "a South
ern ropar writes a. follows of several
Southern lady authors now in that city:
The stately and beautiful Nil, Evans, Of
| Mobile. known personally or by r"uuta.
tiop To- MANY of your readers as one ct the
most gifted daughters Of the south, ], now
i'm hi. city. supervising the publication Of
| n now novel ID will treat of American
! Fashionable life from southern stand.
point. and / predict, will reflect great
/ credit ON the charming authoresS and add
much To the literary stature Of the South,
Tier receptiops AZ the i. Nicholas are
| very brilliant.
The auecnly Madame Levcrt is on hcr
way to this city, and will reach here IN z
few days and pitch her tent at the fIith
Avenue Hotel Literature !, again To be
rraccd by contribution from her pen
! Her gcniu. finds a scope TIN, time IN a
home field. from which 1t will gather nc
less harvest Of reputation than 1t did
from q foreign one. In her forthcoming
volume NOW in press she will hold spark
! ling discourse Of her travels and advcn
turc- in the United states, and spice il
with the most delightful chit-chat about
the political. literary and fashionable cir
Gle, i'm which she has constantly moved
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Hs-Wr are authorized Orb announce tu'1url " ~.
WlNNi NN ts the Democratic candidate ~ rvpru.
sent Green County iu Che Invgr branch ~ che newt
Legislature.
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OFFICI1L

Ranger, Nclcton Co.
Sept. 2l, 1859. 5O-3t
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Literary Department.

besides other officials The Institute commands the
best talent skill and experience and 1t will continue
in the advance, leading to yet higher results IN re-
male Education.
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Store Prices Of Grooeriea.

| M0HLE, sept Il, 1859
The following quotations are the current rates At
! which Planters orders can be hlled:
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SUNMERVILLE INSTITUTE,

EOMMDll lLBL lNCIll I Dg
| 4 BOard6aE school for BONS aSd IOssF IGGh
sJrMMERvILLE, NoXUBEE COUNTY, dISs-
CONDUCTED BIT
THoS s. GATHRIGHT,
ASSISTED
VIM. BASKIN AND Il. D. CASTOR
TN this School all the branches of practical and no
/ lite education are taught. Bows are prensred for
any class IN College. and young men desiring IN
teach, will find the Summerve Institute the Sniv
Normal School in the country. Our arrangements
and appointments are complete. We accon1modats
ffty-twO students; and As an evidence Of our nons,
larty will state that at the beginning Of the pre
ent term there we're siXty-hve applications for admit
lance.
The next SemtAnnual term begins on the On, Non
day of February. 1859. Our charges are ar ten
months Sl 800 half in advance,for FIVE lnoaths half
that amount all IN advance. ~
Address, Gholson p, o.. Miss,
THos s. GATHRlsHT
.--r..., q aneiPsl and Proprietor.
Dec. Is, 1858. "a -
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To Candidates

81 We arc authorized 90 announce JOHN o.
NtlH a. e. candidate mr Representative of Jones
County.
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New.orleans Money Market.
Special 0Otitts.

/ tNA--
Com. 4 ArrT Bank Of Galvc-ton..- a
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JUDSON
FEMALE INSTITUTE,
The Twenty-seeOnd Annual session will
begin ON Monday, October Sd, 1859.

THIS Institute one of the oldest and largest semi
naries in the Southern States, and a pioneer IN
Female Education Of high order, h& enjoyed ca
reer Of uninterrupted prosperity for Wentf-one
years and now draws patronage from every portion
Of the Southwest The Faculty Of Instruction con-
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Marion Is connected with the Alabama River, Al
Selma by Railroad, and commodious stages run 70
and from Columbus, Miss daily
First corners have choice Of apartments
Social visits prohibited.
The Session continues nine months, without inter.
mission.
For circulars, catalogue, or unpublished partcu-
lars. apply to NOAH 4. DAVIS, PRINCIPAL
M1rfnn- ALn An 1st lhha - !.
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the struggles Of . people now indicating Its indie
penednce and to rescue It from foreign oppression.
This is q sacred cause, which has the sympathies OF
the civilized world.
I need not stimulate your ardor-every mind will
remind you of . victory. In the " Via Sacra" OF
ancient Rome inscriptions were chiseled upon the
marble, reminding the people Of their exalted deeds.
II is the same to day. In passing Mondovl, Marengos
Lodi, Castiglioni, Arcolo, and Rivoli, you will, in
the midst Of those glorious recollections, be marching
in another :. Via Sacra.' Preserve that strict dis
cipline which il the honor of the army.
Here, forget il not. There are no other enemies
than those that fight against you in battle. Remain
compact and abandon not your ranks to hasten for
ward. Beware of too great enthusiasm, which IS the
only thing / fear. The new armes de precision are
dangerous only at a distance. They will not prevent
the bayonet from being what it has hitherto been
the terrible weapon of the French infantry.
Soldiers Let us all do our duty, and put our
confidence in God Our country expects much from
you From one end of France to the other, the fol-
lowing words Of happy augury re-echo " Inc ne"
army ct Italy will be worthy Of her elder sister.
Gevin at Genoa, May II, 1859. NAPOLEON.
ADDRESS OF GENERAL FoREY.-The Constitutional
gives the following address by Gen. Forey to his di-
of Montebello
Soldiers of tie First Division of the first corps
We shall find ourselves tomorrow in the hrst line,
and il is probable that we shall have the nonor OF
first engaging the enemy. Remember that your
fathers have always beaten that enemy, and yoo will
do the same.
Gavi, MAY 6. General of Division, FoREY.
Revolution in Hungary.
In the meantime the most exciting news comes
from Hungary. The agents of Kossuth and Russia,
now acting to&ther, had made their appearance in
every part of the country, as also in the Danubian
provinces, exciting the peopls to revolution, and 1t
was believed that a general revolution among the
whole Sclave population could not much longer be
stayed.
PEKU.-From Peru there is nothing Of consequence.
They are prosecuting more actively their war with
Ecuador, rendering the blockade more effectual and
by large reinforcements have now sufficient to make
a shore attack.
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TESTIMONIALS OF THE
uorace Waters, Pianos and MelOdeOn

sTbe piano came to hand. and in frstrate order. It .
beautiful instrument and no mistake -iLee q walker, fsi d.
Horace Waters pianos, writes as follows: "a friend Of mine
soLd me in December. 1856. My Piano is becoming popular in
this place. and / think / can introduce one or two more; they
I'VE have two Of waters Pianos in use in our Seminary, one
of which has been severely tested for three years, and we can
testify to their good quality and durability "-lWood q 3reg-
III Waters. Esa,-Dear ir:-Havrng used one Of your
pianofortes for two years past, ! have found it a very Superior
nstrument-"-lA Gray, Principal Brooklyn flights Seminary.
Y Jviy y. ,5s. Mr. waters-Dear Sir: 1 received the Meo-
dion safe and in good order; am we'll well PLEASED { ssa,, With havs the Ses ssieTna to
order one or two more the presen. season W.,sr E.o sir. The
Nelodeon YOU sent me was duly received in good order I am
now fully prepared TO say that the instrument is highly saus-
liberal terms on which you furnished it, and for the very honor
able manner in which You VIA have . fa, !, ana %e more u T. .n smith, u.
s.The Piano i received from you continues to give satisfhc,
~ J /. c { Charleston, Va.
p.The Melodeon has safely arrived. Ifeel Obliged to you for
your liberal discount. Will do all I can for you in these parts"
lRev. }. NJ. Mccormick, Parquesvile, s {. .us,
ton. and is very much admired by my numerous family. Ac-
cept my thanks for your promptness"-lRobert Cooper, war
aYonr piano pleases us wen. 1t is the best one in our coun-
t5"wIrhOmas A. Latham as;, ca% NJ bel 7, Georgia 9fg .e,. n, such a
fine instrument for $3.50. and we shall take pains to recommend
it.n-[Brank, Held X Co.. Buffalo Democrat
1.-The Horace Waters Pianos are known as among the very
best. We are enabled 70 speak of these instruments with con,
d aaTnSs quaiity.". IS 7. EvaHsslisi,
We can speak Of the merits of the Horace Waters Pianos,
from personal knowledge, as being of the very best quality
IChristian Interligeicer.
"Nothing at the State Fair displayed greater excellence In
any department than Horace Waters anos-"-lChurchman-
The Horace Waters Pianos are built of the best and mos.
thoroughly seasoned material. We have no doubt that buyers
can do as well. perhaps better, at this than at any other house
in the Observation-Disclosures and Journal.
Waters Pianos and Melodeons challenge comparison with
the finest made anywhere in the country ."-lHome Journal
Horace Waters Pianofortes are of full, rich and even tone,
and powerfn|."-lN. Y. Musical Review.
Our friends will find at Mr. Waters store, the very best
assortment Of Music and of Pianos to be found in the United
States, and we urge our southern and western friends to give
him a call whenever they go TO New York."-lGraham's Mag.
Wareroom, 333 Broadway, N. Y.
a.
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aottrtistnrtnts


b. f. SNOW.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
HONOLULU, HI.
WHITE LINEN HAND DsKk.E RCHIEFs'-
R snsn a seas,lus, sssPs sasin.
Genuine Earina CelOgne-4711.
Tablespoons, Tumblers,
White water bottles,
Bay State lanterns,
Blown lanterns, with spring lotions.
Looxfpg-glasses, gilt frames, assorted sizes, tins crackers, asstd.
Sup. Oolon% Tea-lsl boxes.
Bu maccaroni,
BY vermceal.
Maps of the United States.
Jack knives,
Bags ssstsd shot, ,vs,s, H..
Solar Lnmps-Assorted sizes.
Solar side lamps amps. No, ! lamp asn% shimney''
/ r; hose and brass hose pipes, Carpet tacks.
Boats compa a : "'A Deck serapers.
Brand. Whaling Gums and Irons.
Fluke chain, chain head straps.
1 set Cutting Blccks-wih CHAIN Pendants, complete.
Oakum, row-locks, sail needles.
Manila and Hemp Cordase-AssoRrED SIZES.
Ratline, spunyarn, seizing. towline.
1 Cutting Fall, Blue Bunting.
Hammers,
Rasps and files. Axes, green paint;
Chfsels,
Coal tar. black paint, composition sheathing nails, sheet lead,
Cut nails, assorted sizes.
Shocks and Heads,
New Bedford Casks,
Hoop Iron, Cooper's Rivets.
Iron bedsteads, 1 French bedstead,
Rope halters, Jute door mats,
Enameled valises, Gunny bags.
l fore top-sal. 1 main topsaii,
Eizen top-sail, fore-saii,
l toPgallant-san, topInast stay-sah, -
topgallant studding sail, 1 main royal.
Fire crackers, spittoons,
Cbniu Cables. Ravens Duck
FAIRBANKS PATENT PLATFORM SCALES.
Do. do. GROCERS' do.
Do. do. COUNTER do
assorted Shelf Hardware. Boxes Glnss.
Dyers healing embrocation,
Cotton bags.
Bride leather,
Wagon harnesses,
Worsted and silk coach lace.
Wilson, Fairbank & Co.'S pure Bourbon
Whisky-In kegs.
Cases quart bottles. cases pint bottles.
Composition and Felt for Fire-prOOf Roofs.
PRESSED HOPS, ETC., ETC., ETC., etc.
149-tf
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To the Owners. and Persons Interested in
WhaleShips in the Pacific Ocean.


OFFICE OF THg PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY,
NEW York. July 20, 1857.
AXE The Panama Railroad Company takes this method
SSESN OF informing those interested in the Whaling bust
$1,000 ness, OF the advantages ofersd by the Railroad
- across the Isthmus of Panama, for the shipment OF
Oil from the Pacific to the United States, ahd for sending out
fits and supplies from the United States to Panama.
The Railroad has beel in regular and successful operation for
more than two years, and its capacity for the transportation Of
every description of merchandise, including Oil, Provisions, &C.,
has been fully tested. The attention Of several Captains Of
whaleships has recently been turned to the subject of shipping
their oil from Panama TO New York during the present season,
and the Panama Rail-Road Company has made arrangements
pfshment OF this important object. A Pier, $50 feet long, has
been built in the bay of Panama, to the end Of which Freight
alongside. and deliver the same alongside Of vessels at Aspin-
wall. Vessels of from 200 to 800 tons can lie at the Pier with
safety, grounding in the mud at low water.
The vessels to and from Aspinwan are fsst-sailing brigs, be.
longing to the Railroad Company, and the Company Is pro-
pared to receive oil at Panama and deliver it in New York,
under through Bills Of Ladinx at the rate of seven
cents per gallon, if received at the Pier, and eight cents per gal
lon if received in the harbor from ships tackles. charging for
the capacity Of the casks, without allowing for vantage. For
whaiebone, one and one-haf cents per pound. This charge
covers every expense from Panama to New York, in case
the oil Is sent through the Superintendent OF Commercial Agent
Of the Panama RAILROAD Company, insurance excepted. The
freghts may be made payable on the Isthmus or in New York
at the option of the shipper.
The vessels Of the Company sail regularly semi-monthly, and
the average passages TO and from Aspinwan are about twenty to
twenty-five days. The time occupied in crossing the Ishmus is
four hours. Oil, during its transit across the Isthmus, will be
covered with canvas, or conveyed in covered cars. and owners
may be assured that every care will be taken TO prevent leakage.
Several csrgces have already been conveyed to New York with
out the slightest loss.
Oil or other goods consigned for transportation to the Super
intendent of the Panama Rail Road Company, or to william
Nelson. Commercial Agent Of the Company at Panama. will
be received and forwarded with the greatest despatch.
II Frederic L. Hanks has been appointed Agent Mt Homo
lulu, Sandwich Islands, and is prepared to furnish every requisite
JOS. F. JOY, Secretary
Agent Panama X. r. Co. Honolulu g. l. a 167&
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SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

SCHOOL FOR
A FAMILY in which Hawaiian and half
"A caste girls viii be taught the English language, needle-
work, and the various domestic duties appropriate to their age
and sex, will commence as soon as pupils can be obtained. 1t
is in a very eligible situation about a mile and a half from
Honolulu, on the Waikiki road-the Fairbanks premises, recently
occupied by J. Jackson, Esq.
The school will be conducted by Misc NJ. Ogden, assisted by
Miss Mary Castle. The moral and physical education of the
pupils will he attended to no less than their mental culture: At
present only a small number can be accommodated. Those
from three to six years would be preferred-but some a few
years older may enter. For terms, apply to
MISS OGDEN,
155-tf On the premises.
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G.. A. & III. +. POOR

&. A. q Ill. Il. POOR
OFFER FOR SALE ON REASONABLE
terms, .gust arrived per :. Phantom and expected per
Is Fleetwood, ," I" SIAM and " Monetary the following goods:
Cases :" Pacific a." blue sheetings,
do Pacific BIZ do do
do Webster" denims,
Bales {" Washington denims,
Cases assorted fancy prints,
do do frock prints and muslins,
do black and white prints,
do 2 pink prints,
Bales Illinois Mills stripes,
do suffolk" denims,
do Excelsior" denims,
do Panama" ticks,
do "Rock River" brown drills,
do "Shaker Mills" A. brown sheeting,
Gases " Dover" blesched cotton uannel,
90 "Pemberton' brown cotton flannel,
do navy blue flannel, Z" Middlesex Co.."
do blue drills,
do Essex" cambrics, (colored,9
do aspiring River" bleached shirdng,
do madden prints.
Mems kip half welt brogans, lined and bound,
do enameled do do do
do goat do do do
do calf sewed Oxford ties,
do heel, strap-sewed pumps,
do drab, glove top congress CATERS,
Women's patent foxed congress CATERS,
do do do do do heeled,
Cases mems palm leaf hats,
do boys do do do
do assorted mems and boys " Canton" hats.
Also
Gases assorted clocks,
Gases framed engravings, &c, &c.
Samples Of the dry goods nre nt hand.
Honolulu, July IA, 1889. 15o-tf
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New Goods New Goods!
~ AND FOR SALE By THE UNDERSIGNED:
DAVIES 4 JONES' CELEBR ATED PATENT SHOULDER
SEAM AND THREE-PLY COLLAR SHIRTS.
Merino undershirts. suspenders, neck ties, LOT various styles)
sup. black and blue brosdclotils, black doeskin cashmere, French
and English fancy cassimeres, tweels and shepherd plaids in
great variety, superior Marseilles vestings, large diamond Mar
settles for ladies use, all linen ducks and drills, (pain and fancy
Panama and felt hats, etc., etc.
English Blue and White Flannel Maumfac.
tured to Order-n superior art Gle.
McCOLGAN Il CAMPBELL, Taiors.
ll6tf Corner Fort and King streets.
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aoqfrtisrmtnts.
Groceries.

Groceries.
orcauE. nv ARRIVALS THE
ono~;ng choice assortment Of Groceries, at the store 4
undersigned. via:
Preserves. rresn ISLE, In ,;n.
Ere h apples,
Fresh ounces, aresn ~.
Fresh peaches, Fresn o"s'e'S
Fresh pears, rones
Raspberry jam, frencn caPs,s,
stravherrv iam etc. ETC., etc. English pie fruits,
Mince meats, Eheiish ~"
Sage, Eheish nus.A
swees mi French mustard,
Summer sayory. Hops,
Curry powder, soap, ovs.
Ground cassia. I'm Oh "aeer, ouu., 81
Ground black pepper, ter, sooa Wine SS-
Whole do do, smoked rams.
Smoked behring's,
Ground cloves. Best ooiong YEA,
Ground ginger, Green corn,
Cream tartar, crusned ID ioai s"
8. @. soda, &c, &C,
Haxall -four,
N n rrso, leland Bntte- and Ground Coffee always on
hand. (~133-1y@)- H. MclNiinE-