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RUNAWAYs.
$50 REwaRD.-Ranawa7 from =

IN $50 REWARD Runaway from nv
"a plantation. in the county of Halifax nss,
hCloyer Depot. on the ed Of August, a ussro
~ ma. named WILLIE AN. He is bright com
A.piected; about feet 8 or 9 inches hiyb,
rather stout; has very large fee and hands; hos,
in his ears. He was taken up at Keysville about
the middle of September, bat made his escape -
he was heard to say that he was trying to sst u
w ill amsburg, where he was raised. He was sod
by Dr. Garrett, of that place, about ak yeArs aKo
| think II very probable that he Is Ia Wihamsburs
or worklng atoat Rchn ond. | will pay so re-
ward for his delivery or Judgment in jail where
can get MIN, II taken up out of the count, fiji
the county, a liberal reward
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nA Lumber Card.-Eu2ene Darlington
having purchased the stock of LUMBER OF the
late Edward Z. Dude r. will continue the business
at the old yard, corner Franklin and 18th streets
where he " IL be happy to serve the old custom
ers of Mr.. Dudley and the publ: generally. Stock
on hand-WHLTE PIN E. YELLOW PINE,
FLooRLNG, WAi.hUT,; CHERRYi ASH H., 4;
SHINGLES, &c. EUGENE CARING TON,
no I--dlm Corner Franklin and 10Th SITS.
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g1gqEEsfhAkhPRES, rS e. !s : 4PaaD
BEcCA sEMoN would respectfully inform 2NLESS
che LADIES' bs7 d s Fn ANS sSn
TERMS, comprising the Zouave Jackets, for la
dies; Japanese alking- Coat end Cape. Tor little
Tennet Ccat and Dress Jacket, and q number Of
Apron Patterns for little boys. Also. the 1uu
ard Victoria Waking Dress, for little girls; Zou-
ave and Cleopatra Aprons, end NUMBER OF Dress
Miss sEMoN is now ready to Braid and En-
broider the Z>uave Jackets, for ladies and chill
dren. Also, Ladies' and ChildreR's Flannes;
Sacks and Wrappings for Infants; Suits Embrol
Stamping done at The shortest notice, IN her room,
at her father g residence. doors below ST Charles
Hotel. [no l6-lml Miss REBECCA SEMON.
esETA JAMiEsroWN, FOR new YORK,
.s11ss.yIA N ORR L K.-Tbe Steamship
hsrs At 49, Rfi he 18TH G ns save
Passengers are requested to be sn board IN due
Passage to New York, meals and state-room in
Guided, $40. Stserage passage SIS.
Rassae to N0T9k a ~ ths p sa
to the hour of o'clock ? NJ, FRIDAY;
ConslgRees arerequestedto send for theirgoods
Tickets an berths secured at our Office, or on
Freisht foi Boston taken at moderate rates and
''' '''>''' LUDLAM l. WATSON.
N.B.-The ROANOKE VIII not be here on satur-
day. Shippers are therefore requested TO avail
themselves 81 the opp3rtnnhy o, spippas ny te
SATURDAY. saturday ' ~ % Inc ls"2tl " " IT, w.
1eoA~ SPECIAL tOTICE.-The ROA-
&3EHG. NOKE is temporarily Withdrawn from
see@sthe route. Those ordering goods from
and the h. there
for Richmond every SATURDAY an TUESDAY
"iae o ,itoos'' "' 0''' LUDLAM & WATSON
G dlately,, the STOKE and DWELLING on
It Is veal suited for rT sa ~ Or
store having all the necessary hxtuIssi g Ap-
no is -st. 18th St, between Nam and Cary.
@ - sPKINGFiELD DIVISION, 10.
III OF pIaT tSHE vii! F Is sgB ,,
+ \ tThUasDAY) evening. Nov, is. at IL
O'clock. seveIsl friend. Of the cause VII address
pa mo- isa s1s e H. CRAIG, Chm Com
A co. az. Isr RECT VA, VOLS !
attend a regular ri Dill. this thursday i
IIeveninV, at Military Hail. at o'clock.
no ,s- By o' % # 81 Sfgsf Err Is. s.rs
llar Company bfiil At MILITARY HALL on
FRIDAY NIGHT next, TX O'Clock. in jack
no order Of E g' " b 5Ra,S1i Is, s.rs
Z ATHs! LATHs: LArHs! -2oo;O 900 No,
LsAWED LATHs' now laMRdFan s J IN GIN the Dock
no Ia 80 Yard 18th and Cary SITS.
lava COFFE e. $40 pockets superior JAVA
. COFFEE on oonsisnTWssMf' E sor s sos II
ol4-lw Corner Cary and Virginia sts.
LOR SA L E..PEW No. q. in st. James
mo iau.M -'p''' - JNo. A. ROBINSON.
EAMILY FLOUR OF superior quality, for
L sale By DUNLOP, M0NCUkE Il co.
DLACKBURN's HENNESSH BRANDY
ID Various yIntages, on hand and for sale by
no H-iw DUNLOP, MONouRE co.
PgkI 81. y bts irs k5 ,ss dR1HRRE WYE
90 ss1-.lw DUNLOP, MoNoURE & GO.
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LOST AND sTRAYED

LOST AND SPRAYED
l. tween Clay and Sin &: and the spct.wood Ho-
tel, a GOLD HANDKERCHIEF RING, having
in it an embi oldered handkerchief. with the
owners name en- 1t. A suitable reward viii be
given to the finder upon it's delivery at this Office
no IbIt
xerA STRAYED sTOLEN-From my
RES No1 S White sai horn ifs
spot ia the face. For the delivery of said Cow, q
liberal reward will be PAID doHN H. sHooFF,
no l5-2t* Cary street, between oh and Eth.
80 STRAYED from the subscriber, about
eYT s white and " The
of Tasso. Tasso mad the scratches very bad when
he left; He had on 2 leather collar with brass
plate but no name He has been seen on Man. a.
they borrowed the dog from Mr.. Toms. l will
give liberal reward for the dog or any informa
ton that will enable me to get B Rp p.,.noRE
no l4-2t' Corner Main and Ash streets.
> NOTICE TO SPUhT >N.N.- Lost
the aah h ns hou1d od dSGss
on back; light tdn lsFs' SPOTS over ms eyes II
street. liberal reward viii be paid. no l4-2ts
~erk NOTICE.-On the Sd OF the present
A month came to my farm on the mecha-
ncSyiItei FFEHTnpdSs cor opposite With tbs TIL
about two months od color deep red, no marks
on either. The owner will Please come forward,
pay ny Ga s:ts and take them away JOHN JACOB
n STRAYEDoR srULEN-From the
6 Sav HORSE with short 1t TAIL and sSsws
paid for the delivery of said Horse at R. w. Don
away's Stable on 10th asd Gan sts: rrnN
| 0sT-on Franklin. GRACE or Broad streets, or
CHAIN BRACELET, with Carbunole set IN
SsSp The t finder Vii b bfrSy EGTadsd by
no4-5t* los Main street.
OsT-on Monday, somewhere bstwesn Canal
- and Byrd strs cts, one GOLD EAR RING,
and frures, oval shaped with double rim of gold.
will give Liberal reward i t1 ef5 az his Sfics.
no l3-3tF Free Woman of Color.
7 OsT- On Sunday morning, between the corner
- Of adams and Ld Nam SITS end St. Paui.s Church;
Office. no 1885,
EOUND-In this city, last week, small CASE,
L containing a GOLD MEDAL, which will be
delivered to the owner upon 1RSp wa LYNCH e
Att. & s. Hsrdgrove's Tobacco faetory.
no 1876 Main. betwee n Goth and Pear sts.
UHTH STRAYED.-Camet to my house on
...sssr edmond. brown HElFER, white tail
ana wAlte On forehead. The owner will please
cal, prove property, pay charges, 10 For par
no 10 ST. JOHN HUGHES Tave.n.
) TEN DOLLARS REWAKp-For
AGsSL the recovery of a black and white
PoIN XII DOS CsNI TO- os strayed tom
dog was long bodied, stoutly built, and had two
dew claws on each hind leg Any one bringing
him to the office of The AMERICAN HOT Ell,
will receive the above reward no l3-lw
c., FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.-I
A.se@G will give the above reward to any any,, one
--A who will deliver to a SETTER
SLUT, l lost at the Danvlle Depot, last Saturday.
She has very fine long hair, white and liver color;
very handsome SAMUEL ID. HICKS,
no It's Shockoe Slip.
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E Christaline Jelly. without Eggs or
BOILING one package sparkling Gelatlne will
make half a gallon Of beautiful clear JELLY
without any trouble, and in VERY NOR time
For sale By JOHN w. 8AhLlwh,
Franklin street.
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MILLINERY & DREss-MAKINa.

N MRS. f.. LYON, Nh
SgtV No. l2S Main street, (UP sTAIRs,) ESyE
* Has Just received per steamer new1lkA
and fashionable supply of
WHITE BON NE T 8, to-,
to which she invites the attention of the ladies
and the public generally.
81 Ladies' can be furnished with FRAMES and
other materials for making Bonpets reasons
bic terms no l3- e0dlw
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JAMES 3. GARDEN,
. sEvENTY.FIvE DOLLARS RE.

81 " ARD.-I will -pey SIS 90 for the a.
-@R pre- henslon of my NFGkU GIRL, PEGGY.
NS}Nwho sbsconded about three weeks ago shs
.S>Is a low. thick set mulatto, with short curly
h5lr, ard IL about sixteen years old. Her dTess
cannot he described. as she has been seen seysrsI
times in this city since she left and had on DIFF
fereut dress each time. Il. l.. CHlNN
Richmond Oct. Is, 1860. 90 6-ts
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K &S, RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-A DAILY
DA UNION PRAYER NEE TING is held
at the rooms OF the Young Mems Christian AS
sOclation IN GODDIN'S HALL.
Christians of all denominations, and strangers
visiting the city, are cordially invited to attend.
no12-lm
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81 The attention of the ladies is respectfully
called 10 the following articles from that JassiI
celebrated manufacturer, Henry WIRENAS, OF
Philadelphia, who Is, beyond doubt, the very les.
manufacturer OF LADIES SHOES in the United
States:
LADIES' Glove Kid Cork Sole Button GAIT ERb;
Patent Leather Balmoral BOOTS;
Goat Skin do. do.
% French Kid Congress CATERS;
French Cashmere Congress CATERS
French do. Button do
Fancy Embr'd SLIPS, with wooden heels
White Satin do. do. do. DO
Z" Fancy SLIPS. with cork soles;
- Black Kid SLlPs, with and without heels
Which, together with a great variety of other ~
ticles, make my assortment very compete, SAG
ladies favoring me with call. cannot fail TO 20
suited. PHILIP X. WHITE, rs Main St
n. Blades W no have heen IN he hsbIt OF AZ
ing their Shoes made in Phiadslphls ~ MI
WIREMAN can order the tn roug me. as ha'e
made arIrnsements with him TO have them nsGe
= I'm
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~ BILL HEAD. BILL HEADS THE largest
and most complet assortment of RULED Pa
PERS, for BILL HEADS, of various coloTs-
Blue, White. Buff, Canary, Pink, and Purple-just
ers in want, can rely on getting good article of
Paper, and as cheap as they can be procured any
where. Call and see specimens and prices. ItsI
THE BOARD OF MANAGERS
49, OF SEAMEN'S FRIENDS SOCIETY
There will be a meeting of the BOARD OF MAN
AYERS OF THE SEAE EMS FRIENDS So
GETTY, TODAY, al IL o'clock. at Messrs. Isaacs
& Taylor's Office. A full attendance is desired,
as business of Importance, that cannot be post
no i5--it F. j. BOGGs, Chaplain
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~ Premium Beef.
NJ A. TYNDALu, STALL No. %,
2EIOND NJ ARA

The subscriber having purchased the only PRE-
MUM CATTLE which were sold at the AgTicu-
tuTal Fair, will exhibit them for sale on SATUR R
DAY next, 10th INST. and for the follow ing week.
at regular market prices Epicures are invited to
give him q call. no9-lw
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nA The Broad st. Methodist Church.

@ Colts Celebrated Five ShoOtprs...
Army, Navy, and Pocket sizes, on hand and for
sale By JAMES WALSH,
Gun Importer,
90 22-lm doors above St. Charles Hotel.
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sPaCIAL NOTICES

- A very desirable Brick aesldsnce on
CHURCH HILL. FOR SALE Al AUCTION
The attention Of the public i. most respecttnl,y
Residencs. located az above, THIS AFTER
NOON, at az O'clock For psrticulars. sse suc-
ton head JAe. NJ. TAYLOR SON,
no 16-1t ta Aucuone0fs
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THE SUBSCRIBERS, STOCK.
o. HOLDERS OF THE WEST POINT
LAND COMPANY, and holding in the aggregate
more than one, tenth Of the capital stock of the
said COMPANY, do here by give notice that general
meeting of the Stockholders of the said Company
will be held at West Point, In the county Of King
William, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th of Deem
Der, 1850. ALEX. DU DLEY,
p. p. DUVAL,
JOHN POLLARD.
no8-law4wt J.PROSSER TABB
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n NEW AND FAsHtONABLE NO

IN NEW AND FASHIONABLE M
tN,y MIL LINER wv
ga BROAD STREET TlEI
MRS. DAVIS SISTER beg leave TO inform
their friends, patrons, and the ladies' generally,
that they are now openiDt their Fall and Winter
Stock of MILLINERY GOODS. consisting in par,
of Silk. Straw and Velvet BONNErS. PLUMEs,
RIBBONS, FLOWERS, WREATHS, HEAD
DRESSES, DRESS CAPS, T.. &c. Also, LACE
CAPES, BEkTHAS, INFANTS HATS, CAPS
AND RUCHES. of every style.
The ladies' of Richmond. and those visiting the
city, are most respectfully solicited to call and s1-
anime these goods, thev feel coufdent that they
Will be able to please, both In stye and price.
OPENING DAY.
We will open our WINTER FASHIONS on
TUESDAY, the 23d inst. ocl-ts
~ MILLiNEKY-FAI TRADE.-nn.
Expl desire to call attention To nv re AXE
* moval from 242 Broad street to 2i6, two 2llsO
doors west of my old stand, where am prepared
to exhiDit u larger stock of NJ LLINERY GOODS,
of all kinds, and will continue IN keep through
out the season GOODS OF THE LATEST and
MOST DESIRABLE STYLES.
MRS. A. McCONNhL,
Sc 32-2ms 246 Broad st.
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n BOOTS AND SHOES. k1
4GREAT KEDUCTION mi PRICES 80

XGREAT REDUCTION NPRICES. 80
~ CHAS. BEHL Is, Broad street, between y
and ID, keeps large stock of Ladies', 1en1G
men and Servants Wear constantly on hsrd'
and deies any body in Richmond 10 compete VIZ
him in his Ii no, as he mana features 90 ordershs
superlntends himself. Great bargains In Lselss
and Misses coiored Caters, Morocco boo1ee''
Slippers and Bussins; Gentlemen's city made 20
tent Leather Caters. Oxford Ties and SHIPPER
| will sell my Summer stock of Goods ~ and oeor
cost. Call soon, If you wish TO gst sooe esfssa'
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n CENTS BROAD-TREAD BOOTS

a.,
VVery superior and cheap, at No. ~ MAID :"
sig n of the Big Root, by VIM, WAlsh,
GRkAT REDUCTION IN rHEI
AZ PRICE OF HATS AND BooIS-kA
"A From Is 20 30 per cent. saved y baf-
~ iHs ffose J. H. ANTHONY,
MANY Columbian Hotel balicihs'
Moicskin Hats OF bss. quality, g 70; d; SEQ
quality, . 90; fashionable Silk Hat1, ~ nne
SKIN sewed Boots, 3 %; Congress cater bcoS''"
nne calf akin sewed Shoes, 4 -. 18th
H. ANTHONY has made arransemsni1s,ssSss
10 supply him with handsome and substantial gal
skin sewed BOOTS. which he viii sell 81 the asSI
sedep ted low prias Of THREE DOLLAks As ~.
HALF. 90 c-d&'s
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BOARDING,

u O. X ID Il n G - Genteel and comfortable
- BOARDING can be had in a private family,
on Franklin, between Sd and 4th streets, nearly
opposite Robinson's Drug store. and three doors
from the corner. Rooms on second door, large
and com Portable.
For further particulars, apply on the premises.
13-lut
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BOARDING. Tho subscribers having taken
II the house of Jos. H. Crenshaw. Esq on Nam
street, between 9Th and 7th, inform their friends
and the public that they Will be prepared to re-
ceive boarders the LIST of October.
The house is in excellent repair, and fitted up
with every convenience for the comfort of Its in
mates. 1t is pleasantly situated, and convenient
to the business part of the city. Several day
boarders can be accommodated.
r. b. MURRAY,
selS-3tawts Nj. ]. MURRAY.
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Mr.. William Kelly, no doubt, possesses all the
Christian and other virtues which are claimed for
Lin in the life which Mr.. Wight, his luckless
prOtee6 and pastry. cook, has been 80 extensively
circulating, and which are expected to commend
him 80 strongly to " Republican farmers and BaP'
t.sts." But he has most Imprudent friends. Not
content with sectarian appeals, which Mr. Kelly
finds himself compelled to disavOw, they have even
gone 10 far as to forge the frank of member OF
Congress, in order to save little postage in CIR
cu,atDp these documents How is 1t with Nc.
Coms,ock. Postmaster of Albany, and editor Of
The Argus Has he passed the documents, with
forged franks, free through the Post-Ofice' IN
sweet ignorance of the handwriting Of his own
Member Of Congress or is theret in the naughty
stories that are in circulation
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The Widc-Awakes i'm f'hiladcspiiia

6prc N
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Nov. .. 1850.
The Grand final parade of the Lincoln Club, to-
night, was the finest and most imposing spectacle
ever witnessed in this city, or, prob, in the coun
trv. in point of refpectablity, substance and num-
bsrs. For miles The streets were sn illuminated
spectacle, rendered so by the torches aud brilliant
uniforms of the Clubs. The whole route OF The
prOcessionw was thronged and the houses were filled
with enthusiastic and sympathzing friends who
cheeIed if constantly.
The change in this respect from six weeks ago
was most marked and striking. a prominent iea-
ture in the parade was the Mercantile Tarlh
Club" headed by some Of our Oldest and best
merchants, and composed enterey OF business men.
Philadelphia Will give Lincoln between 5,ooo ard
10 600 minority, and the State between O,OOO aud
20. OOO. Let New-York do as vel.
A meeting of Leading Democrats, such as DIR,
BRIGHT ar bis set, was had at Washington iaS'
week, TO confer with the President and CABINET as
to the possibility of defeating Mr. Lincoln. Ihey
agreed that the prospect was desperate, ana de-
cided to abandon effort everywhere ese and con-
centrate their last energies and resources IN New
York. Leading members OF the breckenridge Com'
mittee have gone there to make any possible Ut
ranoements. Ii is conceded by these managers,
that they have DO prospect beyond the River coun,
ties. The city is to be manipulated by frand and
force if necessary, in order to obtain majority,
which, they vaguely hope, may overcome tho rural
districts. A conspiracy is organized to make 'na'
majority unprecedented, upon the allegation enat
large floating vote bas not been heretofore poroo.
| Our friends should arrange TO guard every "a'o
and precinct lawfully but resolutely. Alter Vol'
ing. that duty is the most important Tor attempts
will be made to smugglc in thousands IRON Ne"
| jersey and here.
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4 Thee clOthiers who make merchandise Of their
ccuscencies, will tolerate nothing less in the poor
men whose necessities compel them to enter their
employment. Anything Ike honest independence
gals the knights of the yardstick. They oaonOt
endure such offensive assumptions Of superiority
from those whom they regard as go very far beoeath
them in social ststHs. But, though poor, and de-
spsed by the petty despots who grow rich upon the
proceeds Of their toll the'e lsboring mon have not
yet lost their manhood. No. Mcssleurs Of the South
ern houses these Ourbeymen tailcrs are "pocr, but
honest" You may cover them with your Fusion
tickets, but on the 9th Of November, they will vote
Ike patriots, for Honest Abe Lincoln" And do
what you vii, you cart prevent them, thaOk God,
so long as We have q free ballot box, through which
they can give expression to their principles.
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THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED By
RGAGNE1IC TEL EGRAPIl
From N'ashi0 gton,
RECEIVED BY
Dl,o,teh 10 The Y. Tribune.

8peetsl Dspstch to The n T. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Friday Nov. ., 1860.
THE REMOVAL OF HOWELL COBB.
There is not the slightest foundation for the
Iumor that Howell Cobb is to be removed. The
President, even if lie did not share his views, has
not nerve enough to do If.
THE VIRGINIA DIsUNION QUARREL.
Ia Virginia the fight between the D.sunionists
and Union friends hes become very fierce. The
Norfolk Herald deneunces, in strong language, the
recent movement Of Gov. Wise in Princess Anne
County. 1t declares that the manifesto Of the Ex-
Governor is regarded, by an overwhelming msiOr
ity Of the citizens of Norfolk, as declaration of
"wsr against the Constitution and laws" That
it is looked upon as daring attempt to usurp the
authority of the Legislature and subject the lives,
the property ard the dearest rights of the citizens
to the mercy of band of " Regulators" in every
county eff the State, under the name OF Minute
Men; and that it does not believe that this attempt
to introduce the ''regn Of terror into Virginia
will travel beyond the county nwhlcb it originated.
MR.. DOUGLAS IN ALABAMA.
The Douglas men here are under the belief that
Dir. Douglas stands good chance to carry Ala
bsma.
POLITICAL MOVEMENTS.
The Hon. Miles lOr has left for home. to
prevent Mr.. Slidell fiom Paquemining Louisiana.
KENTUCKY AGAINST DIsUHIoN.
Keutuckans in this city scOu the idea that
kentucky will ever follow the seceders out of the
Union, even if Mr. Breckenridge should be made
President Of the Southern Republic
TIE FRENCH PROTECfORArE.
The announcement in the Courier des Flats
Unis that overtures lave been made to the
Emperor Napoleon by the Seceders, to learn
whether he would, in the event of a dissolution Of
the CoDiederacy, protect the commercial neutrality
Of Charleston Savannah, and other Southern ports,
has created some excitement in official circles. Ii
is the duty of the State Department to inquire into
the truth Of this ascertain and if found correct to
take some steps to have the would-be Frenclmen
arrested on the charge Of high treason.
THE REAL ESTATE PANIC.
The statement Of some Washington correspond
ents that property 10 this city bas deprecated %
per cent duri1g the last two weeks, is entirely new
TO our WashibgtODiahs.