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DIR. HOOfIand's Celebrated
GERMAN RITTERS

VKTILL efectualy Compliant, Dyspepsia
w dice, Chronic Nervous Debility, Diseases Of the Kid
ney and all diseases arising from dsOrered Liver and som
ach such Constipation Inward Piles fulness OF Blood to the
Head Acdy OF the stomach Nausea Heartburn, Disgust for
Food, Fulnes weight in the Stomach Sour Eructaons,
Sinking Futterng the Pit of the stomach, Swimming OF the
Head Hurried and Difficult Breathing Rueing the Heart
Choking Suoatng Sensations when in lying posure Dim.
Vision Dots Webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull
Pain in the Heal Deficiency Precipitation Yeowness Of
Skin and Eyes Pain in the Side Back Chest Lbs &C., Sud-
den Fushes Of Neat Burning in the Flesh, Constant Imagn
ings Of Evil and Great Depression Of Spirits
The propetors in calling the attention OF the public to this
PREPARATION do with feeling Of the utmost confidence in its
the diseases for which
1t and untred article, but that has stood the
Of trial before the American people, and its
and unrivaed by similar preparation
The testimony in its favor given by prominent well.
Physicians and individuals ell Of the country
immense and careful pCruSa of the Almanac published
ally proprietor and to be had gratis OF of his Agents.
but satisfy the most skepca that this remedy really
deserving the great celebrity it has obtained.
viii Ongstandng Cold in very short time Read the
following
PH1IADE1PH1A, Feb. I6, 1853.
DR. c. NJ JAcKsoN-sr had for some time been suffering
under cold, having pains through whole ystem
throat and hoaseness when recommended to Hoof
lands Balsamlc Cordial accordingly procured bottle and
happy that half Of il completely
unhesatngly recommend it my friends who be sim
larly afflicted and deem il than Justice this
public testimony 10 its virtues Respectfully yours
ELEANOR McHENRY,
Tenth Street, above Coates
Prepared emily by Dr. @. NJ. Jackson, 4l6 Arch Street,
Philadelphia, and for sale by Druggist and Sorekeepe through
the United States and Canade per bottle.
o. J. WOOD, St. Louis Wholesale Agents for the West
EWIN, PENDLET0N Il CO., Nashville, Tenn, Wholesale
AgentS Retsiled by J0 G. BROWN and EVANS G. W. HEN
DERSH0TT and WELLS HOOPER, Nashville; J. B..
MATHEWS, Edsefeld; J. c. D02CH, South Nashville,
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Healthy human Blood upon being Aalyzed always pre-
seats with the ESSENTIAL elements gives
us True Standard. Ansyze the Blood OF person suf
ierng from Consumption Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, Scoiua
&C. and epery iRsGscs certain deficiencies in the
red gohues OF the blood supply these Deficiencies and
we'll. The Blood Food is founded upon this the
oTy-hence its astonishing success. There are
FIVE PREPARATION
adapted deficiencies Of the Blood different For
Coughs, COldss Bronchitis, or any affection what
ever Of the Throat or Lungs inducing COnsumP p
ton, No !, which also the No. for Depression OF
Spirits, Loss of Appeeites and for all Chronic
Complaints arising from GVer-use. General De.
billy, and Nervous RrostratiOus No.e for Live
rsgS, -s5ref Tor bsoyti e - n, Z en- LV drops and
carried Immediately into the cirenlaon that What you gdlH
you TetdfH. The No. AIS for Female Arregu larItles,
Hysteria, Weaknesses, &c. See special directions
for this. For salt Rheum, ErEptiOns, Serofu-
lOuS, Kidney and Bladder Complaints take No.
s. In All The directions be strictly f0loWea Price
Of the Hood Food 81 per bottle
Sold by CHURCH 4 DUPONT,
No 4O9 Broadway, New York,
And By all respectable Druggists throughout the osunt
o. J. WOOD & Co., st. Louis.
apH Wholesale Agents for the West.
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N ANYWAY from the 18th inst, at night,
& man BEN % years Of about i've feet eleven
inches high yellow complexion and BRIGHT has
but negro blood IN him He has very long head OF
hair or bshy head very black not knky but curly
thin yisage would weigh, suppose, not exceeding l5O
porndse speaks slowly, rather inclined to lock down when
spoken TO- exceedingly intelligent and first rate mechanic
ouaI and think surpasses any in the State white
black His heretofore been spotes raised him
As y body servant He has travelled all over the State Of Geor
a with all the principal cities and through many Of the
adjoining States of pair OF new cotton pants
blache hopespun shirt white striped coat striped with
cotton and warm sack coat lie carried OF with him one
na Of PANTS light dove colored sack eoadont
know the uaraIone with broad flowers common ne
gro hat one soft hat pair OF coarse drawers one
pair OF new uspener pair OF worn hne shoes with red
lining inside besides one pair of shoes suppose he viii
make Tor free State probably through Atlanta Chatts
nouga Nashville and Louisville.
will paw the above reward for him caught and deposited
in safe s 30 that can get him ihout the county Of Hancock
doubt not that he will by rsrosd and may be easily
rested by the mayors any other He VIII most proba
by travel under the white mamie IS personally
known by very many intelligent Of Georgia From his for
meF good charcter he cosd eay impose upon many OF ny
friends either to take charge or 20 lut him on the cars
he went of with black mousache, bat from his Intelligence
doubt not be will cut them en- Jas taOMAS'
Nashville USIOS AMERICAN will please copy three times
daily and send bill to Judge James Thomas Sparta, Hancock,
county, Ga-AHGntd (Ga.I Intesli0encer. june2e-d3t
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LIvEaFooI, June 3OPer Steamer Of
the week $1,000 bales Of which spectators
tiers leooo laies Holders pressing Quota
tons nominal at decline Of in cases.
on inferior qualities, closing whs declining tendency
Brsadstus baye declining tendency quiet
soils 9SK.
oOOnsales Friday 10000 bales Of which SPECTATORS and
exporters took $500 bales Orleans Fair * Orleans Mdding
g. Mobile Fss IA Mobile Mddling 6sS Upland Fair a Up;
land Mddling 81 Liverpool bales
LBS 900 bales american.
Manchester advices Tbs market being
with declining tendency.
LTvERFOeL, saturday-cotton to-day 5000 bales,
which spectators exporters coo bales closing
and Irregular Breadstus qoist steady dull
LONDON --consOIs s3aS 9e3l for account
HvRE Cotton, sales OF he u 600 bales New Orleans
Tres ordinare 95 E. Bas Sc Market firm Stock hand
$4,000 tales.
Bullion in the Bank of England has increased f53eOO. No
ney slightly more stringent hut active.
Markets by Telegraph.
crSGEkII 1OFour active GOES 10; Whisky sales
zoo bb III Ness Psrk held st 10 co. Corn 946 Oats 49, Lin
seed oil 63964.
YORK. July dull sales bills MddIing Up.
land lO Flour dull, sales Il 900 bb I595 IS Corn active,
sales "A eco bushels 6967; Mess Pork r l9 so; Lard
Sbls u 93 Coffee frm Rio I3 Sugar steady sales 1900
boxes, Cuba 61497K.
ENrw ORLEANS July lOootton quiet sales day $50 bales
Mddhng OS1OK Sales of days also Receipts Of
da1s 400 against $50 bales during the corresponding
last year Exports $500 bales Total receipts at
this ahead Of last year 46 500 bales At all Southern
re, 500 bales sugsr 79s Moasses s69a9 Flour has
declining tendency IS SIX Mess Pork buoyant $40 so.
Lard buOyant, barrels ISl9lS, kegs ls. TObac,o
steady hns leaf 797. Sterling Exchange 991O on bills Of
lading ss9. New York sight '9x premium Nothing doing
in freights.
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THE CATTLE DISEASE IN ILINOIs.-We are inform
ed that disease has broken out among cattle al
Shabona Grove, DeKalb county, which is causing
some alarm in this region. We mention the rumOT
TO call the attention of the State Commissioners 10
the same. Our informant says the malady is OF
the same type as the Massachusetts, disease and
originated among the cattle brought from New En-
gland. Though we do not give this credence, we
think it may be well to have the matter investigated
DL:c.l..o Lril..--n
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n..- nanncII.


Ram or ktRErxEx.-The Board of Aldermen
Z. held a regular meeting yesterday afternoon
The report of tue Revenue Collector shows col
lections since last report Of S4e3e52 for corpora
tion purposes and 81 55T.27 for schools.
The report of the Water Tax Collector shows col
lectious amounting to sS5SsO.
The report of Sexton Of City Cemetery shows
that daring the month Of June there were GA inter
meuts4s whites AID q blacks-6l of whom were
from the city, and of the whole number 80 were
children uader fye years Of age. During the
same time there were II interments il Mt Olivet
Cemetery Of whoa were from the city.
The bill to prevent the ringing of auction bells
along the streets, was taken up and passed on its
third reading
The bill to grade South Market street from Broad
to Elm street. was taken up and passed on its third
reading.
The report of the Committee to the Common
Council in favor Of the petition of E F. MU11oY
administrator Of NJ. Flanagan was cOncurred in.
The report authorizes the payment to MULoY for
work done by FI4lSAsAN on the upper wharf.
Mr.. Cox offered resolution directing the Com
mittee on schools to have the necessary outhouseS
and other Improvements at the Howard School House
constructed without delay, which was adopted.
Mr.. Cox offered a resolution authorizing the pur-
chase for the use Of of the city, of one hundred
copies of the City Directory, provided the work
shall not cost than 81 25 per copy, which was
adopted
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Better than all others.

LAFAYETTE, Onondaga County n, VI
June sd, 1883.
MEssRs W. 4. HAeAN co-Gsnts: My hair having turned
prematurey and being unwilling to scar ver locks
NV vouthfu tried various preparations which
highly recommended for restoring hair to its original color
among others Woods Hair Restorer, found them ali
more or less nectua quite expensive, about wear
ago commenced using Hemrees Hair Coorng, prepared by
you qCh5ch found TO be all that y0s recommended e.
my hair its original beauty, and keeps soft and
oily and the expense is trhng that it nothing all
after continually drawing upon funds to keep myself supplied
with Prof Woods the Previous and after all my pains
cving benefit Therefore take pleasure in recommending
your Hair Cooring to the public cheap and eeB1 Ha
RsstoreF. Yours truly,
WIN. P. WENTWORTH
Onondags Cornys Subscribed and before me this 23d
day of June, 1858. W. s. COLE, yasfiee
Remember that this result produced ty HnzsTRkETs In
Sdte The original and OsIy reliable Hair Restorative
Price nifty cents bottle. Sold everywhere.
w HAGAH 4 co., PropretoEs, Troy, 7.
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Valuable Town Lots and Country
Lands for Sale.

Valuable Town Lots and Country
Lands for Sale.
AM Offering for sale reasonable the following
property 66 handsome Building Lots in the eth and stl
Wards Of Nashville.
NINE HOUSES AND LOTS,
OF various Dimensions from large small comfortable resi-
denees at low prices, in the city.
One double three story Business House Broad street,
pied at present by Hardcastle & Co..
One Trast Of about twenty two and half acres three es
out the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad frame house
and wel-part Of the LucuS Crucher tract good soil
One Tract of about Thirty-One Acres,
On the Nureesboro Turnpike road junction with the
stones River Turnpike, half mile out, adjacent to W. B.
Lewis and others ny Brick yard property.
Ono Tract of about Thirty Acres,
Eight miles out Mucreesbso Turnpike. Good i'm
provements, good water and timber.
One Tract of about Ninety Acres,
On the Franklin College and Stones River Turnpike
miles OUT Thirty cleared, balance good timber and we'll
wstered.
One Tract of abOut I26 Acres,
Adacent East said Turnpike
poIes-Dearly all good timber andsOl good.
One Tract of about $50 Acres,
Ten miles out Smiths Springs mile and half North
Of the Mureesboro Turnpike mostly we'll tmbered about 40
acres cleared
other OF land In Nashville and VI
cinity For further particulars call NANCE WooDwARB,
No so Cherry Street.
Young Negroes prices taken exchange for
fsune26-tml JAMES n, MURHLL.
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PLkSTERs' BANK or TKsEEssKK,
RncuvrrTu 10 % Ia


DURsUANTt to notice regularly given according the provi-
sions Of the charter Of this Bank. general meeting
stockholders held this day their Banking House
ve for the purpose Of taking into consideration the question
acceptance Of charter for banking privileges granted
l. % ana for doing such other bus2es might necessary
and proper. 1t resolved that book opened Immediately
Banking Nashville subscription Of the
additional stock provided for In said act and that said
for s purpose until the first day OF October,
&C. and that ts stock subscribed a be paid in full
time Of subscription Insccordsnce with the resolution book
is nov open, sc. d. WEAVER,
iuiT3-ln Csnhiar
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BY TELEGRAPH.


l
Arrival 81 the Steamer ARRIVAL.
New KoRKs Juy ieThe steamer klisa had arrived out
The French Ambassador beaten sensse Ii he street
Naples. Hia supposed that the outrage was committed by the
The tc0lOred nag formally naugaratsd in the public
buildings snd war vessels aud saute By foreign ships u
war
The new EeapOlitAn Cabinet completed spm is Pre.i-
dent Of the oouncl MARTo Minister Of Foreign AEars NAN
Minister Of Finances, LEsTgccx Eaisier Of war
Tbs NsapolitaD Government is stu preparing hosties
theprccIanatlon Of tas Reforms giving satisfaction.
England Austria have the proposed Conference
on the Franco Swiss question The latter protests against
admission Of Sardinia.
SICILY continued qgiet There Is great agitation Naples
The public paged snd the Agents murdered
The city Is declared in a state Of siege.
Tbs Neapon Government has ordered restitution Of the
captured ships and the release Of The The war vessel
IoquO the spot backing the minister's de-
mana.
-Parliamsntary proceedings are unmportaus
FktScz-The Of a twenty million loan are ofcaIIy
contradicted
The proAbon Of publication Of the Episcopal pastorats
in hsFrench press is Withdrawn.
The Bourse was very dull Rentes COZ 55c.
Montalenher and Fernando have cancelled Ia renuncia
ton OF prsssnsons to TIE Spanish throne.
reported that the Pspa Government about grant
FORMS
FrequentrO are occurring between the troops and citizens
At Perugia.
The Sandman Chambers have voted new loans.
tits believed thOts Russian loan London would prove
8 failure.
Acceptance of Mr.. disadvantages.
NEw YORK, July 9Mr. Breckindges acceptance Of the nom
inaon for the Presidency will be published tomorrow. 1t
before the the oee OF President expresses
approval OF the action OF the Convention which him.
and ys does dot becooe him to shrink from the responsibility
tbs post e which ne has been assigned Hs holds to the doe
either establish prohibit slavery Territories and
the plain duty Of the Federal Governmen necessary to
secure to the citizens OF all the States the enjoyment
property within the common Territories thing with
their jurisdiction He concludes by expressing hope that
the may be conducted without rancor Divine
Providence will continue protect beloved country
danger, both foreign ard domestic.
From New York.
New YoRK, July 9Ths morning early Mr.. Schoonmaker
German who keepaa market garden In Seventh street, took
load OF vegetables OF the down town markets. leaving
wife and children In bed On his return be found the
and child lying the floor OF the with their threats
The child quite dead but the mother still breathed The
murderer is Of kr So named Frank Hoffman,
now in custody he also stole Sis.
From New Orleans.
NV ORLEANS July 1he Revenue Cutter has gone to over
haul the schooner j. B. Taylor, from New Central
America, with enigrsnts.
Nomination fer Congress.
ST. LOUIS July Hon. Fraak P Blair vas TO- day nominated
reclamation by the Republicans Of the First District Repre-
sentative in Congress
River News.
LoovnLE, July TO- The river rising with feet iuche
EAter in the canal
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REwER q BARTON
$50 REWARD.

WILL give reward Of Fifty Dollars for the delivery TO m
Of my GEORGE, IL taken Of this state Of
Twenty i've Dollars for Ain taken in the State and delivered
to me. i've miles northwest Of Nashville Tenn
Said George about q years Of deep black nVs ee
SIX seven inches high, weighing ahoat 10 or 10y Pcahas
prominent face covered with bard, never shaving: -
9-d.tx4W,u RICHARD X HIDE
he Psducah Herald copy Anoan o. . and send bill to
L nna.n
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and vly7 fails 70 afford rsl5e
wien TFea in tue y acis 4 g magic and trial Gt0Es
riilconrincs you that what say IS It eontans
no PAREGORKC OH 0PIATE
Of any Kind, and therefore relieves BY rsorig ~ serfcs
Of sour child, Instead Of bg eGf rs s5b HES For hiz
for Chtldren Teethfne, Diarrh0Bas Dysente-
~, Gripping in the ROWekss AcidftY of the
stomach. Wind, Geld in the Head, and Group;
also for sgen7 ne gums reducing tnSdiaasfon rgs
~ spasoic, It Il used Win uzfaag in ali
cases q Convulslom0 or other fits. AZ yos 0aJHe
TIE we and hsd 81 e0nr children, and aciSt9 them
J those sad gsting consequent soAtck Ger.
tate @ fs eafts of RdycotScs OF aeAich gu other
gs fes Jor J9pi1 11GiRtS ce3DOSed, take
bsls Brs Eat6uss ImRan1fko Cordia T. this y0u can
r upon Il i perfectly harmless and cannot iniurs the
most delicate inan Prie cents Full directions aecops
each bottle. Prepared anfy by
CHURCH a DuP0ENT,
No <Oe Broadway New Yark
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ITsoomponnaed entirely iron. Gum, and
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DUCK RIVER

NTE have $40 acres Of Land for bend OF Duc
wv River. within miles Of Normandy the Nashville and
CAatfsnoogs Railroad Said lands bounded Vanc
Duck River, Willis Blanton and Abne Barton Twohird
of tbs tract u river bottom and level about $50 cleared
several good springs. and No. stock Farm. Wa sell
half or al Of the tract suit purchasers Those wishing
20 Buy good stock Farm healthy county, good community
ke &e., would do we'll and soon
ned to SELL For further particulars address H. n Barton Tu
tahoma, or O. c. Brewer, Manchester.
dccl5-twSwtf BREWER 4 BARTON
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NakHvILEE. june S0th, 1860.
TNNIs Bank has this day declared Dividend Of Fhiyseven
dollars and per share, out Of the surplus
profits The BANK 70 those Who receiva their
dividends at Nashville follows, viz Ten Fer ao
tiona parts Of 500 in eh nom and aer this date
either n cash stock par the option
OF the Bank, on after september17, 1850.
By order Of tie Board. D. WEAVER, Cashier.
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something very much like sirocco. For hours hot
wind rendered outdoor exercise intOlerably OPP
Pressive. Altogether, yesterday one Of the
most unpleasant days we ever spent in Nashville
We have heard the stage of the thermometer vari-
0usly stated at from 100 to I05.
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A SERIES OF SCHOOL AND FAMILY READERS.
Aiming the Highest Degree of Usefalness Spendiay
Iilustratrsted. By MARCUS WILSON. The Primer, and
the First Second Third and Fourth Readers ready Ger
full Description Prices, Terms for Introduction &c see
Circulars and HsrperS Catalogue, which may be obtained
gratuitously on applcation.l 7
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a SItustion wanted.

AF'rotestant German girl would like to get sit
uation to travel with a family. Is good seam
stress, and is willing to attend children, and to make
herself useful and agreeable to those employing
her. Apply at this Office
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NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY
Fnunded 1919.

=
NHE next session Of this Institution begins Hrst Monday in
September Preparation week for classification and
ing Of pupils the last week August Note the following sd
Tantages
l. The Buildings in extent and fitness for schOo pur
domestic comforts health, exercise and convenience
wholly unequaSd in the United States We challenge
ison.
2. The Six Acres of Lawn and Shade are on.
closed the greatest privacy, and AFFORD pupils the
unrestrsned freedom childish sports and innocent
ments
3 NOn.Sectarian.--TheA Academy belongs fifty Lea.
ttmen by Of their number Of different de-
nominations, pledged the seran character Of
A. The Maternal Care Of the Boarding pupis, is
entrusted (uDdr the constant supervision Of the PEncpa to
Ladies Of culture and education, who devote their whole time to
the happiness and comfort OF the pupils.
5. The Health of the ms tftu ton il un;rece.
dene the history schools Only hrt deaths have occurred
among the pupsin forty The health statistics Of the
Institution are its highest recommendation.
8. The Rooms large, we'll furnished, and never
crowded.
Z. Security from Fire-.The buildings are heated by
steam and lighted with that the pupils from
the ordinary accidents acung from from Stoves fire places and
lights the OF Temperature
greatly to tie health Of the school
8. Regulations which years have shown to be most
sautary, will be continued in their full force The ewsst posi-
bic changes will be MAIDEN the rules and general arrangements
Of the Academy.
The Faculty is composed Of thirty Ave teachers and
attaches most of whom with
eesul experience and most of them in the Old Academy. In
Music and Ornamental
and Artists Of high celebrity. superior Harp has been
recently engaged for the ensuing year.
In fact the highest advantages particular that be
found any similar Institution the United States
nshed in the Nashville Female Academythe Alma Mater Of
hundreds Of the elegant and refined adesn the Southern
country.
lar to the principal. GEO. N. EVERHART.
Nashville Tenn, June 6, '60-tE&w3m
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Negroes 10 Hire,

viii have forty fifty negroes hire belonging TO TIE
estate Of said J. C. Bell during the moAh July for the
anee OF the year The negroes will privately upon the
usual terms. - -
wishing to hire slaves will call on me at tie Mar.
rows Of Harpeth, or s. L. Finley, at Nashville.
juEsI5-w4t n sTncRApn
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NAs HyILLE.
ROCK CITY MILLS.
RAILWAY MATTERS

Departure OF Passenger Trains
NAsHvII1s AND cnaTr1sooaa-4sO0A A. n. r; a.
IRSSEssEz AND ALkBAHA-4:f5 A. NJ. 3sO0 X; .
LOUISVILLE AfD AAsHvzLLn--f A. n, ssSo z
3ailstin Express , p n
EosErIEID AM ErNruoxr-6:3O A., Gas Z. NJ
Arrival Of Passenger Trains.
NssHxrrrr ,.u cn.-r..oou.-ssO0 A. 500 P
TEESEssEE AND klAnAn6--I 1000 A. ~, SsOO , 4, :.
L0uIsvILLE AKB EkaussLlE-3seO A. NJ go. e =
ROser1EID .SD Krx-ucxr-- 10 A. n. NJ
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DEMOCRATIC PAPER FOR SALE-The best appointed
newspaper Office in Tennessee, out of the cities,
with good circulation, aud large advertising and
jobbng patronage. The only reason for selling is
that the proprietor desires to engage in other pur
suits. Enquire at this Office. julyS-lw