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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-19

FOURTH DISTRICT POUNI,-yEas brought
10 tie Fourth District Pound, Administration street. be-
One old broken cart.
Whieh n3t claimed within three dassRnd expenses there
on paid viii be sold at public auction nj said Pound on
MONDAY, July ID, 1860, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
New Orleafs July IL 1850
]. MILLION RELF, Street Commissioner.
Registered July L, 1850.
HENRY DuREL,
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Was brought to the City Police jail ON the
w 9th of nly 1850 the yellow boy JOHN GIBSON. Says
he belongs Mrs Alfred Bernoudy, ST. Louis
Mo- He feet 9 inches high scar from eiit on the
lip has full bearded face 81 or % wears old
and has two Of his front teeth missing
The will call and claim his property according law
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, in,
Keeper OF City Police Jail.
HENRY DUREI.,
Ivy lot For Comptroller.
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EABARAS GIGARs-SsO BREVAs SUPERIOR OR
~ Pressed Csa Of the above celebrated band by
mT1h BARELLI & CO.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
GoMPTsoILERts OFFICE, 4
City of New Orleans July -, 1860. !
TNo. bo4t.1

I1NUs U-tIs1
Rcsoe That the Comptroller he aud he hereby authorized
to ndiicae the lowes bidder after avs notice IN
official journal for each separately the following contracts
for improvements to strec Tho work to be done accordance
with specifications OF the Surveyor and the adulcNtons
subject the approval rejection of tho Common Council
yiG:
lt contract for constructing brick sidewalks, bureed by
cnrsones and wooden CUTTERS the northwest side Of Frank
lin street, from Caibpe TO ErAto street.
ID contract for paving with round stones Ton street.
Bayou Rond to UrsuineS street
lSignedl LEA +. BAREWEEIL
President Board OF Assistant Aldefmei
lSigHell j. q. NIXON,
President Board al Aldermen.
Approved june %, 1860.
lsgnedl JOHN t. MONROE, Mayor
Notice Is hereby given that THURSDAY July 90 1860
viii adudcate my office, II O'Clock NJ the
tracts.
jyls 12 ". DUpLEssIs Comptroller
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~ Mma j. a. MATTHEWS & Co.-cAR

L1IE4H RIAdE TRIMMINGS, Everything necessary To-
Building and Repairing Carriages, kept for sale
AXES suitable for Cane Carts and Drays, with Lnrh Pins
and Nuts Ne. l56 Grayier street. New Orleans anil y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-08
W.. e. Bramass 5 Co.'s
And
G. W. HUBBARD,s
Plantation and Family Double : Thread
SEWING MACHINES.
Plantation

The desdefatum so long sought for good TWO THREAD
Sewing Machine at Low PRICE a, length been found
Ihe above Machines presented public with the full
est confidence in their MERITS and challenge comparison with
the highpced Machines The following are among their mn
| Ialistakable advantages:
are SIM TO- strong and durable easily understood and
managed and not liable to get out of order.
Theys thread from the spool without rendng
thus saving iaH
The stitch Is stronger aud difficult 10 fin than any
other made by nery and the double lock stitch
that made by the G ROVER 4 BAKER MACHINE
They viii stitch, lem, fell, tuck gather and embroider
will run silk cotton linen thread and sew equally well the
finest mnsn or heaviest ketsey.
O. They FINISH their work not requiring 10 faen end IF
seam By hand, as in other machines.
g. They will backwards therefore do po. brsat ~
many needles as other machines
Z Each Machine is made by hand or foot power Tins
combining The advantage of both methods.
The Hemer used this Machine the ONLY ono that will
hem goods Of any thickness and heiss of any width
The simplicity of the aforementioned Aachne is shown by
the fact that the manufacturers them to all
parts o. The United States and Europe other
ions for using Than are contained in pred circular which
accompanies each Machine We are prepsd to H all orders
ss-oice and salesroom- No. 80 CAMP sYREET, N. o.
WENTWORTH & DIXIE,
tel 2pMoWe&satf AGENTS
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a ao.ssttersa stomach Blt.srs-rhl. D..

M Hoxtefterss Stomach Biffers-This ure-
pasacn as acquired III celebrity moi w towery Id
ha from plain Of its properties and
asta verified by indivaaa who has given trial
Wit the of hs popeoTs PROMISE
hence the popular failh III III VII
tuos II aets genie stinIan the and subsidiary
oSg4ns IN slis ygor cqnivs-
that of which the patient been deprived by
sickness Ihsas nstuic q susaned while The Bess ~ an
and medicine the system Of all
auEd matter and impsrts regularity the secretions This
j. 10 simple philosophy Of te diahea general de.
hly aterfnents. LIVER complaints chronic melancholy hys-
csa hsadac cOlic hanlsnce etc. which creating
aaeing o and gratitude ii ali naxs a. lie
coni.ary.
6o " New Orleans Wholesale and RETAIL b; y WRIGHT
CO. md 15 charsIes street agents for the Southern
Nhana III orders should addressed and BY drug
sstk szd dealefa here fe7 apef&W
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No. Notfee-Ths pebble is hereby respect
informed ha ali hrsnsea Trades cengs Business
psoasaors ma Carts Days Cabs Hacks Carriages tput
IA aHd nsisata Wasons, TfuekA and all otier vehicles mot
paid ana do Treasury Of The city this nnnh february viii
he caIlccsad With Costs w the City Attorney
fe9 zplm ADAM GIFFET Traastlrer
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a. news aasser 81 n .na ID pages

PHYSICIANS GARn.W e take much pleasure ia
he attention Vi Tie public to the profes
sicnal csfd cf Dr. James Burns, who has removed
hEs oce 10 40. IS ST. Charles street, opposite the
81. Charles Hotel, DR.. Burns Is learned gentle
man ana A thorough and skillful physician, as is
attested by the large success which attends his
plaptes. Educated ii his profession at the feet Of
The eminent doctors Of medicine OF New Orleans,
Their incncations pointed BY the practical nstra.
tons Of ailments peculiar to this locality OF com
mon to All our friend DR.. B. commands all the re-
sources Of The experience OF others as wen as his
own, which has been large; and, BY study and
practice, y vcfsed III the management Of all cases
which may he Submitted to him.
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a1sJ. D. Michel, EcAsf., will he supported for
Asesaie Juea Of The sarrems Court the unsxped term
vi JadEr Coils raagned.
isD 2pfnIz MANY VOTERS
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n1rAIadAme Ellis, n. D., the celebrated
Fensle PlyMcan ate OF Louisville. located in New
seans. II he female diseases the Madame has
ngt superior u tho aedeal profession ahe without fail
ulceration, Inversion, and Falling Of The Womb
N a WORT form ID frona Tires weeks months Sick
Headache Neuralgia and Papiaiion Of the Heart In from
nsinaes e Two hours Pies permanently In three
ali nsass II the Skin. scrofla, Rheumatism Paray.
W Epilepsy ny aia and ali Diseases Of The Lungs Threat
stunssh aad oxels cured h short time tho blood p
faed from any irapnly matter what caiso The
ssAsr without The fear Of contradiction Is the
envy shs elies aad srsishseas Curvature of ihs
Injury 70 abe health She nses no mine
III sseaiclse and rises none u the medical pelsons
diy hef ce ~ suffering humanity. Charges moderate
ONE 1Ia alia Camp. Ofaee hours 10 a M 10
+. If. and 5 r. a..tsgP.A
MAUAAE ELLIS celebrated UTERINE ELIXIR Tor sale |
y M Slice ls Juiis street and by j. WRIGHT Co. a
aAo " vhafsres street. New oflssns- ja9 2peodIm
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~ spring Heds-$5 10 s6 80 Tor the best
splE 20 y exisienee Howes Paisn Ne SIS Broadway
ssM aesk gxnsaiac Y. address the EIIIeTIc BED
kiAa COMP for thsr descriptive circular Special
neasansals Y shs trade and lscaa aFsnses iy as4wly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-08

This Great Englfsh Rcmedy-- j ii mes
1ElkszAxED FEMALx Pills Prepared from pre-
scipson Il e Clarke D.. PhysicIan Extraordinary Is
tka eacen.
This we'll known Medicine Il Do Imposition but sure ana saa
IN Feusle nfdcoles and Distinctions from any cens
wlasssrf md hoagh pcwerl resdy iey contain nos
ire hAstfa p In constitution
" @avasd Laaes y fecuIiarly sulied Will ID short
sine hsins % a. naoashly period with regularity
Thss Rlls Asse bsan known 10 fan where he die
tax 1 hs seeond pssa 81 the pamphlet veil observed
scz aN 1assissass gss pamphlet free, Of TIE agent
" - II postage stamps. enclosed 10 sny auhor
sQ WIN ass bole containing afsy pEs " ~
tprp q mall -
snet Agent for tAe United States JOB NOSES Rocheser
y = ]. WRIGHT co.. Ees Orleans. wholesale Agents..
ana aald NJ IN respectable Druggsssa lis 2ply&w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-08

ngeJudgc Edward Rassle will be sup-
for Jussscs Of ts Supreme Court for the unex
pied Tenn u fudge esle. resigned
Election atoaaay, Fehruary al lS6a jas 2pte
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-08

Ns%Eurupenn ana southern Direct Trade
ASSOCIATION ~ Gaver street. between Camp and HI Charles
cesh advances Cotton shipped direct Europe Win guar
antee "a balances talO 2pu
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as~DasIy Auction Sales "a Gfsh page.

EHw OrERA Houss. tomorrow night, Bellni's
grand opera III Norma viii be sung at the New
Opera House; principal characters By Msssieurs
Mathieu and Genibrel. and Mines Giesmar and
prafff
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-08

ns~tEe mre authorized to announce Adam
BEATTY Esq candidate ofre If Judge 81 the su
Cent fran be Second Drct fill The yacaucy occa-
saeled W sha RESIGNATION q Judge Cole. ja2l 2pse#
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-08
TIE Fate or sir .gohas Es.a,sKE;,,
DISCOVERED.
THE AUTHORS EDITION or
CAPTAIN NIcCLaNT6cK's NARRATIVE
of the A

Voyage Of the Fox in the Arctic Seas,
And.
The Discovery of the Fate of Sir John
franklin,
With Preface by Sir RoDERIcK MURcHIsoN; with Is
Full. PAGE ILLUSTRATIONS and MAPS and most i'm
pefan Geographical Statistical and Scientific Appendices
dust published from the carly English Sheets purchased
from The Auher in elegant volume large limo Price 81 90
book whose intense reality attractive power few
novels even, ean rvaia book which will many an eve
make many heart SWELL revive the daring dreams of youth in
herirts of the old and thrift with heroic yearnpg Tia bood
of the young philadelphia Saturday Post.
TicAnor d Fields, Publishers, Boston.
For sale in New Orleans BY j. C. MORGAN K co. Tuos
n WHITE BLOOMFIELD & STEEL, and Booksellers gem
orally
aThs Pubishcs will send copies postpaid to any address
in the United States receipt III 81 TO- fec spMowe6F
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-08

~ BEARD a. ASST fant Alaernaen to-1iaorroyv.
TuE xRiHTt Ts. Our American Cousin again
night, sof Tho tenth time.
Mr Henry J. Wallack the veteran and excellent
actor mid lhe Stage Manager Of the Varieties, is
underlined for d benefit On Friday night.
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Openi,.g Of .ss,e spri,,g Goods !.


Opessisag Of .sesc Spring Goods .
JOHN TODD,
II q IT, oHARrREs STREET. IL s. ii
Invites the attention of his customers and the public
LARGEAND EXTENSIVE APPROPRIATIONS
SPRING TRADE OF 1860,
And respectfully Informs that they have been selected
with great care BY his agent from the celebrated houses
in Europe and under his supervision in the Northarn
kets, and are especially adapted for
FINE SOUTHERN TRADE,
Consisting in part Of very elegant and exclusive styles in
RICH CHINE STRIPED SILKS.
RICH PLAID AND CHINE SILKS
NEW CHECK AND STRIPED SILKS,
FINE SUMMER SILKS.
NEW STYLE FRENCH FoULARDs
ENGLISH BAREGE ROBES. I. 9 and IL Fleunces
:. GRENADINE :.
RICH cHINTz ORGANIZES, very elegant
New Style 0RdANDY ROBES single Jupe
FRENCH PERcALEs, PRINTED JACoSETs.
And Other n
DRESS GOODS.
Also, a complete assortment In all the New STYLES Of
Real Laces and French Embroideries,
REAL THREAD LACE MANTILLAs,
PofNrEs, sHAwEs AND CENTRES,
French Embroidered YoKEs, BANDS, CHEMIsEs, la
DIES NIGHT DRESSES, MORNING ROBES, COL
LARS IIANDKERCHIEFs. SETS, etc fec 2pst
Grand Exposition
THE sPRIN OF 1890.
Just Received -
The Latest and Most Novel styles
4 Il II M III AZ Y
&@+ -Conprising-
New and Fashionable Shapes La
PARIS SPRING BoNNETs.
FRENCH PATTERN BoNEETs.
Misses Fancy Straw Adelaide Clotde Victoria and Hair
HATS
Childen's Hair and Fancy Straw HATS, TURBANs, etc.
LADIES RIDING HATS, Now Style.
Fancy Hair and Straw Trimmings.
Bonnet Sash and Trimming Ribbons
New style Nantes.
or all the New Shapes for
BLACK LACE BURNoUs,
CIRCULARS
EXPRESSES, etc, --
BLACK SILK PELIssEs
MANTILLAs,
M=.a.= -...4 sHAWIs, etc. etc., etc.
JOHN TODD,
fe6 2p3t Nos. II and IA Charities street
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY,

BAee Lsasont oil q 10 o'clock 1t No 90 Ghares
Irish linens md large assortment
dr. goods, ETC.
wsiun ssa II O'Clock n Nd ne 81 Joseph street
splendid rtuent Of furniture, carpets, etc
~ n Mohs ssIs VI II o'ciock Ma. IS Grarier street
iasgs aaantits ef German cigars
Fafk Sheriff of It, Parish Of Orleans sells O'Clock
tts Cty Hotel valuable Improved naproyed real
m esiaae lcsAsed Ii tho First District
Anss Ednsds ses at early gasght No IS ST. Charles
d books ii choice
standard literature. etc.
RgsEEnlas ID INTERVIEWING under auction heads 5th rage
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.RFaqic.
=LE

We truly believer in magic because witnessed
magical effects, that have transformations from evil
- good 70 suddenly Performed 10 entirely up idea
OF magic We have burn scald a cut etc ete u.
we're and excrucatng in the extreme, have seen
DaIley's Pain Extractor
applied when all pain ceased rapid cure was nerfoned
rapid indeed lay claim the distinction of magical We
cannot persuade ourselves TINT any family live without having
in their house that Workshop mandatory would
be whou; it. provide against the casualties that must cc
sionally with the best of care.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
J, WRIGHT & CO.,
q and ISL Chartres street,
General Agents for the South and all orders should
be addressed. fe6 2p3feod&ItW
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Agssrv 81, Hon. Charles Wilson, ex-Mayor 81
Montreal, canada, M arrived III New Orleans,
and d stepping # tlle st. I.ouis Hotel
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60. 8. .valten,. Aastaon sales en ID page,

THE BoAaD or TKusrEEs of the University Of
the South meet this morning At 10 o'clock, in the
Ccnncil Chamber of tie Board of Assistant Alder
men, Ciiy Hall.
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attention, Ladies.


Try JONES LILLY WHITE, If you'd look faif--
With ~ wonderful qualities none can compare,
It's beauty improves makes The hectic look ane1
The sailcw look white, and the white look snblirss
To be had 81 the Depot. where all things arc pufe
Nos p and l5l ohartres street-ihen you are sure.
For sale in Now Orleans wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
sole Agents.
feS 2psseedalsW "a and Isl chArtEes sire
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Cigars, Cigars .

will always in assortment Of the well
bandaInenudad Flor de Puiadas Msdiana Flor de
Pancho Redowa caborga Paragas Know something Wash
ngton Dos Hemanas Mao Habano, etc. etc. at the lowest
prices.
P. PRATS & CO.,
o26 2ptf 70 Commercial Place.
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zMe Ce,,,sack.


1yae Caa,s.0ck.
A LARGE INVOICE OF THIS
Celebrated New style
0VERC0AT,
JUST REcETTED mr.
NORRIS, n1AULIa q, Co.,
CLoTIIIERS,
Corner Camp and Common streets,
ja19 2ptf UNDER THE CITY HOTEL
Robert Eeifkin,
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING EMPORIUM
Ctent1emen's
FU RMS HIN G. STORE,
Camp Street...,.......,.......I5
OPPOSITE LADIES' ENTRANCE no CITY HoTEL,
Would inform his friends the public that he will sell
his present STOCK OF HEAVY GOODS at
Greatly Reduced Prices,
in order to ,pare for the Spring Trade Amongst his large
stock Of "a
SUPERIOR READY MADE CLOTHING
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
May be found
SUPERIOR BEAVER, PILOT. FUR CLOTH AND eAss.
ovERCoATs. sACs AND RAGLANs
HEAVY ENGLISH AND FRENCH CLOTH AND cAss.
BUSINESS SUITS. I.=....-". .a=
Black and Fancy Cashmere Doeskn PANTS of every
quality
Superior Black and Brown English and French Cloth FRocK
AND DRESS COATS.
400 dozen WHITE and FANCY Linen Bosom and All Linen
SHIRTS made up in the most beautiful styles
MERINo, LAMBS WOOL, SHAKER FLANNEL, CANTON
FLANNEL, Jeans and Linen ENDER SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS.
Heavy Lined Buck Lambs WOOL silk White and coorea Kid
GLOVES AND GAuNTLETs.
COLLARS, GRAyATs, TIES sUsPENDERs, SOCKS. etc
YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING,
TRUNKS,
-. TRAVELLING BAGS, g." M. ...a8
UMBRELLAS,
Etc, etc, etc.
5@..... ..@msH R. PITKN,
Nos. Is and 10 Camp street,
fe4 2p6ta1tw Opposite Ladies' Entrance 10 CITY Hotel
Eureka !!
II u REKA. EUR EIzA
This superior tight stitch Sewing Machine Is the VERY BEST
that has been offered to the public makes the same
stitch both sides and the work superior
to that executed any other Machine in use
This Machine has been fully by many dressmakers
families in this city and plantations m HAS NO EoIAI
For sale at
NlMMO'S,
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WEDNESDAY, MORNING, FEBRUARY j. 1890.

We Mr. u j McKeever, agent of Adams i Co.'s
Esxpress, Inns sEr thanks for New Cork papers Of
sAe Sd, and ia Louisville papers Of The Ath.
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s-Adxerf izsrse inserted Il Ne usual rases A
lihsssl ats<ssia msae - regalar advertisers
n1s1'As weekly Crescent Is pablished essrs 81
4asx sa.sls.F saksslpsIon sszuyarsabls IN advance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-03

ST IosxrH No, August 2, 1850
The Gazette Of this morning contains she latest news
rom Pkes peak.
The express from Denver City, which arrived las,
night brought sl2, o52 in dust.
There are at present about 100 quart mills in the
mines only few Of which up and in working order
Some Of those worked by experienced engineers realize
from 800 TO si25 per day haviog rich quartz operate
on while others make from eco 10 800 Sax men in one
claim bad taken out in three days four and bali pounds
OF gold. other claims worked with equally good
srccess, while some realize little or nothing.
Crime Of oil grades prevails to considerable exten, in
that vicinity.
destructive tornado passed over Mnrysvlle KansAs,
July 20, dcmoshipg everything 10 its way Three
dwellings, two business houses, platforms and print
ing occs were blown TO pieces. and the Post ONCE was
turned around and sci into the street. Every building In
the place was more'or hess injured No lives reported
lost
During the heavy storm which visited city yes,er
day the second ward school house and residence
struck by Lightning, but not seriously damaged. span
OF horses were killed in the street person had bis
clothes tcorched, but strange TO say we'd no shock
from the fluid.
The postage rates by the pony express Is reduced 10
% 30 per quarter ounce. There IS no chang, IA the
telegrsphb rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-03

Tue GREAr EASTERN ExCtESIoS.-There l.
q great deal Of talking and grUmbling about
the city concerning the discomforts of the ex-
cursionsts on the recent trip Of the Great
Eastern to Cape May; and, doubtless with
some reason. The truth Ia that Englihmen do
not understand bow to get up az excursion on
The American plan; and, therefore. those who
had this trip in charge failed to give satisfac-
ton Excursions are a speciality In this ooua-
Try, and hence we know exactly how to conduct
them to suit the habits and expectations OF our
people. In this country, and especially In
New York, those who &C on q steamboat ex-
cursion expect to fnd all the comforts and
conveniences Of home. and they are rarely.
If ever. Disappointed; but ia England an ex-
eursion Is looked upon SIS a rough and tumble
affair at best--a kidd Of scramble full Of dis.
comfort, but of the same time, not destitute of
fun.
There ear be no doubt that Ia the present
case the purveyor Of the Great Eastern was no
more hi for the duties he undertook than that
my thical individual, the Man In the Neon; and
Il appears tha. the directors themselves. az well
as the excursiopists, were the victims of bis Ia
competency. Had the catering Of the vessel
been in the hands Of any Of Our hotel keepers,
there would have been abundance Of every
thing. aud a discipline among the servants that
would lave Insured plenty and comfort in the
eating department at all events. With regard
to the sleeping arrangements. II may be re-
marked that orly eight hundred people were
to be provided for on Monday morning -the re-
naming twelve hundred, who comprised the
passengers, having purchased their tickets
durirg that dayi and II Il 90 easy matter To