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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-31
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tn Oerea Office sa ersalten. G9alultatisnsa unentseItaG.
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Nabct Idnele 8ele iti9uns In phiBcr AnfaIt.
6etIun6 goronttrts
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Sbne 8eiultat pertu9tc iid puS @eridt,

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~ Der Dampier NewsyOr perldBt geeps
0ort AM Samitus. 8rtefe nad DeutI4lanb
miien ipdteitens bis Al r9r beute gea6mittas
auf Der bieli9en Soft abseseben ipetpen.
rs Sftdt su ilberfeben.
Deut19eS T~an3tnfttut.- Wir MAIDEN
bic 2eler beS pgSeders0, in8be lpnbere @ltertt, pel6e
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btelem 3wede entiprehenb etasertateten Saale i'm
speiten Stpfperfe Der 5aQe, Stbpfs@de bon Sre>
berifs nnb 8altimpreftr., AM 4. September ;. S.
einen GURUS BON Sanafunben erEfnet, wpriter
bic @irculatre bas Nabere beiaeen. Serr aleser
1T Elm ietnem 8erufe 9epa@lener 2ebrer, ba er Be,
rcitS in DeutlAlanb abnli4en Snititlten nit benz
beten @rfplse Sprseltanben Fat rnb pirb eS i6 am
selen II fetn laien, bic tbnt ansertrauten S9aler
in len ntpbernen San3en sranbliG 81 unterrt6ten.
~ SDHpmab'8 Ninen
merben beIpabers e~nlpfoplen tar Storbut unb ale Iunfige Sranf-
betten. beRen Seefabrer, weIde nibt alSeit frii1e8 SIeiI9 betom.
men tDnnen. unterporfen iinc. Gle ~befSr6ern bic 8erballun9 nnb
nentraltfre1 bic ftltmmea So9en Der 9~e1alSenen Nabruu9. inhenl
bauunsSor9ane rentgeu uno itarten.
gu ba6en in Der 6abrit yc. 80 Wtai6en Sane yeu- Ocrt un6 bel
alien Drusgiitrit gu % @tS.. 6S Cts. unb 81 bic S9abteI.
(WuQ27, 1m1 .
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DR.. Hufeland,
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fur i4ntat gstlunS BON 2uEea, Grs6itune, SagEsn.en, 9fars
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HsF stetes 3enoes unteraprfen fnh - R~tansGetten bic Boil It.
afr tleinen grs6ituns ~bertabrsn. Or. Ben. kgefs tYas Er.t.
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Stcrsef6Ge %5ntaeter.
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stnent UHd neer na4ntesnhe aus sen Ueri@ttn b1 Vbtldbsgs
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-07-26

lady's palfrey. The delight OF the audience
al this announcement was almost ungOvern-
able, especially when they were told that the
deJutqnt was also a bitter of the first emil
hence. and was As likely TO devour the pro-
lessor as 70 submit TO his gentle charmIngs.
This was a real and most satisfactory expert
ment. The brute when he entered the show
seemed perfect Leyiathan. He kicked and
plunged like an excited Megatnerium, and
opened his immense Jaws TO such an extent
as to have ample room for Mr.. Rarey's head,
should the latter %unhappily get near enough
for the experiment. The lecturer approached
him however, without the slightest trePlda-
ton, calmly expounding as he went along,
and explaining TO the company that TINS
equine Orson was, under his rough exterior,
4 perfect model OF gentleness after all, and
only required sympathetic handling TO develop
MS really amiable characteristics.
All this time the horse was performing va
rious terpschicorean evo.utions, p%lunging,
paving, kicking, and lashIng out, TO the mani
fest Inconvenience of the gentlemen who were
sitting in the straw, while he al the same time
ma ie demonstration with his mouth strongly
indicative of a desire TO eat his panegyrlst.
The latter, however, came up quite close,
patted. stroked. reasoned with, and then dex-
terously - hobbled," the furious animal, who,
as soon as ne found himself resting on only
three legs, became at once open to conviction.
After one or two gigantic struggles, which
alarmed everybody, he fell with the shock OF
an earthquake and lay stretched many 4
rood on the straw, while Mr.. Rarey sat on
his quivering launches, wiped his forehead,
took off the strap, put it methodically into his
pocket, and proceeded with his eulogium on
the many admirable qualities of his PROSTATE
pupil. He showed that the animal had given
up biting by putting his hand into his mouth,
proved his reform IN the kicking department.
by placing his own head between the two
immense heavily-shod hinder hoofs, and
finally permitted him 10 rise, and exhibit his
complete s]ubjugation by submitting to a loud
sonata on the drum. The once furious horse,
a VIGOROUSLY vicious animal, the property
of n Mr.. Chatfeld, in the city, was in fact
now completely tanned, and was literally led
the arena by a straw, of which he held
one end in his mouth, while Mr.. Rarey led
him alongby the other. Finally, the professor
mounted this tremendous Destrier, and rode
him out of the ring amid such cheering as Is
to be heard in public assemblies.
This finished the lecture, with which the
,abmen expressed themselves delighted, and
of them perfectly convinced that by
l~ecision, tempered by @entIeness, the horse
an be best managed, and that cruelty, besides
Jeing so bad in itself. Is the least profitable
system for the mlnege.-L1Hd3n Ne'cs.
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find it in your heart to speak unkindly to the
poor creature, much less turn her away an
gEily, and without the money she had tolled
for so earnestly"
Il didn't think Of that was murmurcd in
a low, suppressed tone Of voice.
Ellen on returning home entered the room
and without uttering a word threw herself
upon the bed by the side Of her sick sister,
and burying her face in a pillow endeavored
10 smother the sobs that came up convulsIve-
" from her bosom.
Mary asked. no questions. She understood
the cause Of Ellen's agitation. Il told her
that she had been disappointed in her expec-
tation Of receiving money for the work.
Just az that moment there was a knock at
the door, but no voice babe the applicant for
admission enter. 1t was repeated, but it met
with no response. Then the latch was lifted,
and the tailor entered the room.
The sound Of feet aroused the distressed
sisters, and Ellen raised herself up and look
ed at Mr.. Lawson, with a countenance suf-
fused with tears
Il felt that | did wrong in speaking to you
in the way that / did" said Air. Lawson, ad-
vancing towards the bed, and holding out the
money she had earned. Here Is the price
of the vest. 1t was better made than | first
thought it was. Tomorrow | will send you
more work. Try to cheer up
Mr.. Lawson, finding that his presence was
embarrassing, withdrew, leaving the two SIS
50 deeply affected that they could but
look at him with thankfulness. Shortly af-
forwards they received a basket, with a sup
ply Of nourishing food, and a sum of money
to procure such articles as might be necessa-
~ for the sick sister. Though no ones name
sent with IL, they were not in any doubt
as to the individual who sent it. Mr.. Law
on was not an unfeeling man, but like to
others in the world, He DID NOT Al
Ways THINK.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-07-26
advertisements.

G. R E Err g. CO.
Market Wharf
OFFER FOR SALE HI FOLLOWING
Dry Goods.
G e5ss b Mime . ar-ia5: BB.es Jere,: City aeaim.,
Baes 5-bazha 5ass, cas- denim pants,
Bales burIaps, CaSesrrsai'a sNlf's'
Boots. shoes and Leather.
Mems pssss d. se :. . Gr9s sfHe
Mems eIlsmelei broEans,
Asn, ;,l re5s 55l isai her, shoes, ,sTsa and psssed
Rasset birdie leather
Tins extra corn meal, Gates tomato ketehup,
Barrels extra vinegar, &" lobster,
Boxes :. W. soap. " clans,
Gases salad cream, " black pepper,
Boston Beauty. Nos :, : and Q.
Home Treasure, Nos. : aud :,
Perfect Treasure, No,
The above favortte brands are complete, with hollow ware, sc
Naval Stores, Paints, &c.
Barrels cotton twine, Mineral red.
Sheet lead, Gases spirits ~tarpentine,
Sail needles, Gases boiled oil,
Hardware.
Iron shovels, Bars refined iron,
Axe handies shss. zinc, ..v.
Handled axes. bTdsS-NIt >ttNtss
Wrought spikes, Casks cut nails.
Iron rivets. Cuuch nails,
Cast-steel shovels. C.S. spades,
SundrjeS.
Gases tobacco. Casks coal. Horse cart.
Solar chimneys, Oicask shocks, Bales corSs,
Kegs shocks and heads,
COrdage.
Coils spunyarn,
Coils houseHne,
Coils marine,
Coils Am. seizing,
Coils Russia ratlIne,
Coils Russia bolt rope
One Tihprv .Jumper. I96tf
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-" 800.
Inc 'aiSoe> Oh int bIi'i>h "ai
~ MT COW,
III vi L IL IL l. NEISOA.
AND IA l.
FROM
Dry Goods.
Blue e7i'9us. white eai''Hs, .aper4a= white eoit9ns'
assot-i Tr1--. Two blue prints, lGrssy rel ana
- -. 80 T.r.-srs brilfaute..
plain ana Fancy silk. victoria lawns
ca:t5a uI.ercHief-. printed
h.rI--.t E4-IE-rcHr....
ya-acc1n-. hand
LSEy
.s-l--I-.
1arim-.rsua- la-s.
umbrellas, -=el-s e.:'sa, blue
@a1 ~. ~ ~ r.' i:I. - n-rs.
p-l ,i-s- ait bIue ADJ ri blankets. rsfsa. wrappers.
lerin1-, alp.ras, plain ana h-lre.. -ar~rane and coma9n
, .g.. "a az -. III n ,a ans - - . g,U- p ne ,w vel tr5a.erng.
P.Ii : y: h Z. ~ 5I, ht Irasf 49, I lad. line IiTgs a 5m9ri' white
sagns', e s5sy T .,5g..r <5eEiI pr1n &dn nu n.ia." SC, C.. & ~" Sc.
Hardware.
Pg,ij-. round iron 80 s,t Lar iron. asstd.
Traar saws. a-s5r,eI Ioes., Ia,gs AMI forks.
B,t-b--.. .--... caT.gt-r., az.
I GS1h haTi w., ; r h rs.si I'M. M : 5 gGgsa' a i-i : iI 45r.10H'a' oars
Cut nails, asstd sizes. metal brace buttons.
Naval stores.
WhaIelins. ratnae. spunyarn, assorted paints,
Hamhro lines, boiled luseei oil, spirits Of turpeu;ine,
"a" - F
Iron and br,zs --rsws. cauIsfu. .roas.
Pa5r.tt= r,-a-r ru--u- viii, fv wheel
Ais.
Case -bsaturuy cnu.r n az m 50 IL.
C-..s cIT1r1-ffi,r ala,Is ,-.lrt.d size..
"roceTies.
Cases English bacon, do 10 hams. c. Cheshire cheese.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-07-26

"a Asses On . aud 10 gallon cans 4 best quality var
'syren,' and for sale by ?
{. A6H = POOH.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-07-26
FRESH GROCERIES.

FRESH GROCERIES.
I'm SALE. BIZ RECENT III
I y following choice assortment Of Groceries, at the store Of the
undersigned. viz:
Preserves, Summer savCTy,
Fresh apples, Curry powder,
Fresh guinceS, Ground cassia.
Fresh peaches, Ground black pepper,
Fresh pears, Whole do do,
Raspberry I'm, Pmento.
Cranberry jam, Ground cloves,
Strawberry Jam, &c. &c. &c. Ground ginger,
Miuce meats, Cream tartar,
sag. :. e. soda.
sweet savory. Iiaxan dour.
Fresh rli-ius. Fresh currants, in tins.
Tins water crackers, Tins butter crackers,
Tins sugar crackers, Tins oyster crackers,
Tins soda crackers, TINS wine crackers,
Fresh oysters, Fresh Holsters,
Sarlines. French capers,
English pie fruits, English pickles,
English sauces, English mustard,
French mustard, Smoked hams
Smoked behring's. Green corn,
Best Sooug tea, Hops
Crushed and loaf sugar, soap, &c.
y. B-Fresh Island butter and ground coffee always on hand.
lg7-ly II. MCINTYRE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-07-26
advertisements.

=. e. SNo"
Shipping and Commission Merchant,
HONOLULU. OAHU, Ii. l..
FOR FOR SALE. At TEE Low
u EsT MARKET RATES, the fslO~ias assortment Of ~sr-
chau5iSe-
White Linen Handkerchief,
Blue Flannel suits,
Ladies Rtans eaaaaets,
8oyi RAVENS a7sES5 DUCK,
Britannia Castor
White W. Bitter esls.rv Ware.
Crates Croc1Eory Ware.
Bay state Lanterns, boxes Glass,
o Gsssa,,sis I fsSs;'
Dried Apples, china 5h Rice, Carolina Rice,
COFFEE FROM TITCOMB'S PLANTATION
Extra Prime Pork.
LOAF SUGAR, CRUSHED SUGAR, NAVY BREAD, HAMS
''D- GROUND Mustard,
Metropolitan Crackers.
Lemon Cakes.
MAPS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Pocket Knives JACK B hn,' Ssa Sagi sh Tap oeAe' Needless SH'ef'
SOLAR LAMP CHIMNEYs, Do. LAMP WICKs, NOs.1&2.
N0D' "'D . fPailocks,
Pick Axes,
Assorted Files,
Handouts,
Iron Bcd.read-. One Cabin Table.
Large Compasses, Copper Pumps, Boat Compasses, Door Mats.
FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES,
G S5SSTES .
Green Paint,
Lewis * Brothers pure White Lead,
Pacific Co. Extra White Lead,
Kegs Lewis X Brothers Phil. pure Zinc Paint,
Cans Lewis s Brothers Phil. pure Zinc Paint.
Fore sails,
ANCHoRs AND CHAINS.
BRUSSELS CARPETING.
OiIcIoth CarpetinS.
One sup. Patent Force Pump, Baltimore Cane-seat Chairs,
Brogans, Assorted Shelf Hardware.
Brands Whaling Guns,
Cutting SaS h BiocR.. with Tha chain ' Psna haa ,'S %iaci as a i5 iTSa . Bass
Anchors, Iron RowIocks, superior New Bedford Whaeboats.
OIL CASKS AND SHOCKS.
COOP GsSPeI IFoP Rfve,..
oak Plank, Il. and Il inch.
Large n--orrm't ManiI" and Hemp Cordnse.
Cutting Falls.
Whale Line.
Try Pots,
Composition Sheathiug Nails,
Composition Copperns Nails,
KEGS Cut Nails.
MARZETTIS PORTER. SALTS BURTON ALE,
quarts and pints. quarts and pints,
FETLEYfS ALE. pints. BALES CURLED HAIR.
Indian Vegetable Bitters. Essence WormwCod.
Cherry Cordial, Stoughtou's Btters.
Hot Drops, Essence Peppermint.
Palm-leaf Hats.
White Straw Hats,
Brown Straw Hats,
Drab Straw Hats,
Childrvns Hats.
4 SMALL INVOICE or
STEEL E~NGRAVINGS.
IO--tF &c. &c, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-25


EURNl1URE, DRY GOODS, GROCI.
= MES, Ac-Will b. cold ct auction, g ny
morning next. the 18th day OF June, comm encne
::oes kfiHeifF ssi:orsn'.s Of new .ad
cDkf GOODS;-eeve!al inyn;ess Dry Goods
half Hoss: Gloves. 70. - '' So ~
rGROcERIES.-wins. Brandy. SOAP. Candies,
Tobacco, Cigass. To-; q bbls. Hsrrifss; lot OF
C!ockery. Glassware, &c. =
yeas ALEX. MOTT, Auet.
HIGH CON9rADLE'SS ALG.--Win oe sojd
II on FRIDAY, the 18th DAY Of June. iaeO. ii 10
H1'sc e. af Nj e shs 1Hss Q
NiTnkE. coassting of marble-top and mahoS-
Any Csenets. mahogany Bureaus, mahogany 60
la. mahogany and cane seat Chairs. BrussAls
Ca1pe,s Lounges, Ssttees. Mirror:; Toilet Stands.
and High post Ssdsteads. Feather Beds. MAT
trs:ses. Cribs, W ash stands, Basins and Evefs,
mahosany and cane. se.t Roofing Chains, HAT
Nncks, Pictures. Clocks, Tin sefes, Refrgerators,
~ ,1d3w Shades. Also. one Piano Forte and one
GO!d Wstch--tO satisfy sundry attachments and
THRNs--Cash. F. bUTLER H. C. e. n
. Jo 16--tdsr - = "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-25

GROCERIES, &c, AT AUCTION. - On
~ THURSDAY, gath june, We will soil. at u
o'clocks At our auction store. an assortment Of
Pine Java COFFEE.
COFFEE SUGARS-A, &C.
CRUSHED SUGAR.
New York SYRUP, =e. .e.s a.. ss
Portland SYRUP.
brown SUGAR. in bbls.
Western Rectifed WHISKEY.
CD Rye WH1sKEY. =. - rl4 80
STARCH, SOAP, CANDLEN. -
Green and Back TEAS. - osst.t .t.5se
Cond99n TOMfEE ana ALE. aaE e{
pGpT ufr !4>1' +as F. 800 ,a-.l nes-t4
. French BRANDY, &C.
ALSO g PISS ''s
6O0 Sides SOLE LEATHER. esq
TEnMs.-Under elO0, Gosh; 500 and ever,
months credit. for approved Reler. -
je ~ l. g. b. DAVENPORT, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-25
49, HEALING sPR lNGS,
E TIKI. BATH COUNTY, VA.

G:04 This celebrated w aterins Place. sitn-
SfsG IN !nS mountains IN, & vrginia. mile: from
vrsas Hot arsns: nsw o daS%
ac.ss sros, ffSaaaS:af .srias:
lot wnicn tnis part OF Virginia - 90 remarkable,
and within less than days Quincy Of tho most
u" T RSs! n1nD.rt;.. of.h ,,...:.~
10, Dl9retc. Dlsphoretic, Aperien, and anti frr.
s;Ss, :hs = IS i SS;sss
nessri. insrscss6le dssests Of the XXI :. Broncha
Disease; Sf the kidneyS, spinal irr.t aton Nsn
Sss.sd Of the %sSisi%si 's.rsis %0 Of
Of q resident Physicaa:, whose OK .s1lence 's Of
several years N the use Of the waters this place
va. Pc rvsins6's xIds to its proper exhibition.
The attractions Of this delightful ,untain re-
rsSi &c stated 2: water Of
ture. invieorating atmosphere. fee from malaria
ease of access from ell points. commodous. bali
room, supplied with good musi0, billiard and bow
ling salo.ns. and the attractions vi q 6rst. class
hotel. daily malls east and west
A'eFandI,. R.ilToad. scnnsosiSs With The Ssns1s
passing en- route the Bath Avn, warn and Hot
Southern travellers can select the route BY vay
q Aynchburg, taking lthe e Is of the Orange and
with the Vrsin:a Central Railroad at Cha, ,ottes.
VILE or from Richmond take the cars of the Cen
trail abroad directly to Millboro' Depot from
either of the above points or Baltimore, can reach
here the evening Of he same day, if desired.
The troprietors Of the Healing Springs, aided by
effort to render it pleasant home for the invalid
and an elegant and sumptuous residence for the
temporary vsi or.
Pamphlets, .onta;ning detailed account of the
properties o. the Water, can be obtained by ad-
dressing tt p, opretors.
je lz-d,m PORTER L ERWIN. Propristors.
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ence Of . decree entered BY the Circuit Court Of
HSnriSo on the sth day Of May 1850, the suit Of
shall proceed to sell at public auction, IN front Of
the Court; House Of said county. on MONDAY,
!9y the ID that heing Court day,j q u O'Clock
Thi. land 10 in the lower end Of Hsnrioo county,
on the new road to Williamsburg. .leometimss
naond, and on both sides of the York River Rail-
ROAD. ana c0etein!, b. fec0nt survey, % aores.
-. a.
TERMs:- One third cash; the balspoe ON credit
OF and y m9nths, With interest from day Of sale.
the credit instaIments and tho title to b retsined
till the whole purchase money u paid and deed or
Special CommisslOner.
r Jas. ID. TAYLOR 4 SOs, Anet's. jel8
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built. ~sA
rxnMa:-One-third cash balaaee 1t n and 70
mnoSne tot negotiable notes, insorest ad0O6, md
title retained till Nil the purchase moaey b aid.
WILLIAMSON w. ALLEN. Coa'r.
cele conducted b. GOpDiN + AYP8RsOK, Anos's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-25
BY j. H. uigses, Aact'r.

= AND KxTkNs!yE STOCK OF pRG6s.
MEDICINES. CHEMICALS. OF Is. Ec.-.As
Trustees under deed Of trust from o. A. etEecker
and wife, duly recorded the 9Th inst 70 shall pro-
coed 70 sell at public auction. on the ID day Of
JULY. 1860 At the store now occupied by said
Htrecker, No. 3 Main street. his entire stock Of
Drugs. Medicines. Oils. Acids, Chemicals. TO-. to-
Gethef with all the Store Fixtures and Apparatus
for carving on tho Apethecary business: Counters
Glass Cases. Scales. Copper and Iron Stills. and
cssss variety q Fancy Articles The stock to g
assartment Of goods. Sale to commence at lOA
O'Clock An llrlI-
Of Sl0O and over. credit Of ninety days. secured
by negotiable notes, qteleet added. With approved
sndorsef. - OSCAR CRANZ,( r...4...
JAS; x. LEE. Aeseees'
Sale conddeted by J. II. DioGs. j. 3l-tds
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$4,000 woRfSS S 81 bs9 f1 Gocpsss
WITHOUT REGlkD T'O C0Sr
SILKS! SILKS! SILKS!
350(V WORTH OF
NEW baEss SILKS,
At 80 per cent below cost,
S s,i.!! k $, IS -. cost eAO.
DE tGES: BEKEGES! BEREGEE !-plain
and fsinted Befeges ~ Il. :; and Fiounced b.
rese hoo:s q IS, cost 9l6; English Beresos and
STUNT ler UoLAlnoo At 10.
LAWNS AND OHGANDIE MUSLINS-Larxe
'ts shs g xxx lHT ss'csSs s,.,v,v
LACE MAMTLE 9 and PQPL1N DUSTERS.
FOPLiN BUSTERS and LACE MANTLES.
-. see$ .PERKINN & CO..
1eU-tJyl No. III Eagle Square,