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MEarufs MaEUrAcrUREs.-On looking in
At B~rsdtad's foundry, yesterday, We found a
pocsisn Of the hands busy casting shot e
twelve, ~tEenty-fses and thirtg-two pounds,
aad constructing grape shot CT six and twelve
pounds. They were also making railroad
chairs. for which they have an order for
twenty thousand from TIE Little Rock railroad.
These were formerly always obtained from ths
Rarth. House fronts Of very elegant design
sar2aso east at this foundry. This is practi-
cal southern ipdsuendence.
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NEaIPHIs hNp LIrTLE Rock RALRoAD.

The Jar. - This institution contained
elghty-tbree prisoners yesterday.
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Clark & Fua1eF'S
'AMBRO6IAL OIL
CLARK cRECORy a 20.


IS o10 EroGrietOr ~
GUREs Headache, BRraehe, Tocthaehe, in three min
utes, rheumatism, Coughs. Neuralgia, Colds, Fry
sipelas, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia. Collie, Cramps, IRhamed
Eyss, Chronic Ssre Eyes, Sore Throat Cuts, Burns,
Bruises, SpTains, ChEpped Hands, Piles Ulcers, DiaT-
rhea, Buni0us, Coros, Frosted Feet Deafness, OLD
Sores, s re Breast, Sore Nipples, Scald Head, Ring
worm, letter, Snake Bites, Spider Bites, DOG Bites, Kat
Bites. The world is challenged for its equal for Scalds
and Burns. It cures Scratches en- horses, Sore Eyes or
aorses. sprains, Swinney, Poll Evil, FlstHls, saddle and
harness Calls, fresh Wounds or Sweilings5 and Is the
best Known remedy to apply 70 tepdeT-footed horses from
5oander-take up the feet and baths wen about the fros
Of the foot. Cures al cutsHeeuS diseases on man 81
beast.
Nc one msdioine can cure II 81 cases, but we ear show
more real prcof Of the virtue OF Ambrosial Oil N iti
healing properties, from responsible men, who are above
being bsaght, than can be produced for any oiher meai-
cine.
We do not sssert . cure for every mslsdy to which ths
human fanfly are subject, bot what we proclaim we car
Eubstalli te BY living witnesses. The AfnbroSI8l OIL Il
. Nashville preparation, ana sold THROUGHOUT the Soutt
and Southwest BY all good druggists ana general deal
ers. The South msy be Justly proud that DR.. Clark,
native Tsnnesaeean, after much labor and research, hal
prodacea ; really worthy medicine. which is bound u
dslye out much Of too worthless imported trash witt
which the country is flooded.
Please cali q sur oaacs, where we wil take pleasure
10 slowing letters and testimonials ise numerous 10 Sc
forie il tae tCrn VI 81 advertisement, some Of ahici
come from physicians in high standing, who are using i
"a their practice, as they state, with marvellous effects
We challenge the world to produce a remedy SO speed!
and e1cctual in It's healing properties.
Read the evidence Of tie virtue OF CLARK & Full
isT's Ambrosisl Oil, evidence so authentic, and from
persons whose word and standing are iTeproachstle
CLARK, aREsoRY & Co,
Sole Propristcrs, Nashville, Tenn.
And all Memphis druggists Ge25-dawlyis
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Eean Hscan. Faiete ccaaiy Fsna on Fat
u-dar June - 1851, a DArPLG sra -
HoRsrs ,hart tan blask pot 1edsr sscl age.@
tso15 fffsan hands Lish. works ADD rides we'd. ssven Of
81 IT. Years cid suitable rewa.d viii be- paid ca de-
l1Terg CT the Hcrs8s Or any thet I can
get hin r sAAFfN,
ig7-rNime AAeani fsyeda ciaW Team.
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INTERESTING CaNcERT.- We have the
pleasure Of announcing to our readers that tots
evening, at the theater-which is furnished
gratuitously for the occasion-a grand concert
will be given by a company Of eighteen or
twenty ladies and gentlemen, mostly ladies, tho
ellie of HeIly Springs, Miss. The object Of
the concert is to raise the means of %equipping
the gallant 10Th regiment Of Mississippi vol
untesrs. Those who wish to be present must
go early, for a large audience is certain.
Our citizens viii be there to encourage
the patriotic object the ladies who have
got this interesting concert up have in view.
The people OF Memphis will be present to en-
Joy the treat Of good music. The proficiency
Of the ladies of Holly Springs in "ths art
divine'' is no secret in Memphis, and gladly
will the opportunity be embraced to hear the
treat that ladies and gentlemen Of cultivated
taste and brilliant natural talents have been
induced, for the purpose Of aiding their coun-
try at her need, to afford US. The privilege Of
fered on this occasion is a rare one, and it
will be srdentIy embraced. The citizens Of
Memphis will joyfuIly seize this coca ion to
show the citizens Of Holly Springs, and ss-
peeialiy to the ladies VINO visit us from that
place, bow great is the respect entertained for
them and for their beautiful town. And es
peeially will the occasion be enthusiastically
seized for testifyiug the regard Memphis en-
tertains for the lofty, self-denying, and per-
severing patriotism that has been evinced by
the people of Holly Springs from the FIRST
breaking out Of the present war. With glow
ing hearts and fervent admiration will crowds
receive the ladies and gentlemen Of
Holly SDrin0s
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AUCTION AT THE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
A large humber of merchants and others at
tended at the Merchants Exchange yesterday
the auction of the rema hing provisions be-
longing to the gentlemen who purchased them
to sell at moderate prices, in case the scarcity,
at one time anticipated, hal occurred. As
The profits realized are to be distributed for
benevolent objects, the suctioRser, A. S. Levy,
Esq, gave bis services gratis. We are as
sUed that the amount Of provisions sold was
greater than was ever before disposed Of at q
single sale in any southern city. We, there
fore, give below the quantity and the prices.
The rate was generally below the market
quotations, but the terms OF sale made it neces-
cary to pay cash. The meat was not to be
for export from the State, except wanted fer
military purposes, and the bacon was to be
taken q. The weight marked upon the casks.
The aggregate proceeds amounted to nearly a
hundred thousand dollars; LOO barrels mess
pork sold at s22 %; $50 brls. do. do, S21.75;
625 brls. do. do, 500; 80 bris. do. do, S22.50;
so brls. rnmp do, at Sl6.25; so brls. do. do,
Sizes; 50 bris. DO. do, SIC IS; $50 brls. do.
do, SIT 2avf00 5rls. do. DO, SIT; 25 casks
clear sides, 144; IS casks do. do, 15i; so eks.
do. DO, 15s; so casks do. DO, 16l; IS casks do.
do, 165; % casks DO. do, 16t; 10 casks do.
do, 164 2 casks clear rib sides, 1911 25
casks rib sizes, 143; II casks do. do, rs.
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Legislative.
We are authorized TO sunouace the name Of Col.
CHARD B SOgERVLLE. OF Upton county, a. a
candidate for the Floating Representative in the State
legislature. from The counties Of Fsyeue, Shelby aud
Tipton. i've tee
Legislative.
We are authorized 10 announce the name OF JOHN
AARTIN, Of shelby county, as = candidate for Repre-
sentative in the State Legislature, from the. county OF
shelby jy6-te+
Fer Congress-.
We are author zed 10 announce JOS. r N0SBY as a
candidate for a seat in the Confederate Congress.
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Legislative.

H For war new by telegraph, see second
page.
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/Sgetin A0tlrts.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF The STAT.

INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE STATE
OF VIRGINIA.
Authorised $tOoo,O0O
Cash capital and surplus paid up.....-".... $4,000
See card in another column. Once, on Jederson-st.,
with Etns office. ~[myI-tyl ]. T. WEST, Agent.
Read the Evidence.
HEssRs. Clark, Gregory & Co., Nsshvile-Gents I
bought feur bottles of Ambrosial Oil at cur county fair
last fall. Thought perhaps it might be a humbug. I
sold three b ties before giving it a trial. Ny wife
tried its virtues in a csse Of rheumatism and found
grea. relief. It is the quickest relief for colo I have
ever found. I want two dozen Immediately fer myself
and those to when I sold TIE three bottles.
D. B. BROWNING.
South Union, Logan co., KY, Feb 1850.
Fer sale by n. O. CAYCE & SON,
And all Memphis druggists. jY3-dav2z
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HOIEOway's Pills and Ointment.
oUTAEEoUs Eruptions, as Blotehes, Pimples, Boils,
ETC., are quickly renewed by a short course Of these
remediesj the Ointment gives q clesrnsss and trans
parency to the complexion, while the Pills purify the
blood Of all those humors which otherwise seeking cut
let force themselves to the surfscs and disdgurs the
face and neck with ~unsightIy Blotehss, Pimples, etc.
No toilette table Should be without the Ointment.
Sold by alldruggists, at 26o. sac, and 81 per box.
j~ys-dtwaw1w
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GNeEg509s

A Ii persons ara hereby forewarned not 10 bargain
n for OF receive any Note OF Notes amounting IN the
aggregate to eight hundred ard fifty dollars, more or
less. signed Il Hawss and Endorsed By g. n Carleton.
The confederation Of the Notes having failed the sams
will not BE paid.
iv3-fw n. HAWKS
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Memphis Tent, C2mP Equipments and
ClojhiRg Ma~nufaCtoFy,

CORNER OF UNION AND MAIN.sT.
NkDtRs SOLICITED PROMPTLY FILLED.
" Hand Tent Makers and COED Seamstresses wanted.
jee-fm J O. McALLISTEa * CO.
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Army MEDICAL BOARD NorcE-The Board Of
Medical officers will meet daily at the Capitol, in
the Senate Chamber, where all applicants for posi-
tons of surgeon and assistantsurgeon will present
themselves for examination and certificates OF
qualification. The Board will be in service from
10 A NJ. to i P. NJ, and from to ?. NJ
Surgeons entering on the discharge OF their
duties, will Immediately forward their requisluons
for supplies of medicines, instruments, &C. TO the
Board, who will promptly I'LL and forward them to
the point designated. Blank forms for the name
will be furnished by the Board
Official letters and communications to be address
Cd TO Dr. George s. BLAcKIE, Medical Purveyor.
B.W. AvEST Surgeon General.
10 Z. NEwMAN' Assistant Surgeons-General.
May 18th, 1861
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From WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May l3.-Pendegrast gave notice to
all vessels to leave Virginia waters within fifteen
days. An extension was asked which was impera-
lively refused.
Locomotives for Tennessee have been stopped.
alEo coal Southwark bound for steam purpose
The Secretary has ordered the Pawnee to stop
Virginia vessels with fish for Washington.
Twenty armed New York, Baltimore and PhiIa-
delphia steamers are ready for blockadIng in add-
ton to the Government steamers.
1t is reported that the New Orleans, Alabama and
Tennessee regiments reached Richmond yesterday
The Pawnee is anchored off Alexandria
$500 Alabamians with 20 cannon landed last niobt
at Manass' junction, en- route for Harper's Ferry
Prepare tons indicate that the Government inland
to contest Harpers Ferry and declines the applica
ton of the British Minister for permission 70 shin
certain productions particularly tobacco from Vir
A part OF the African feet has been ordered home.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

meeting Of the Board Of Directors the Tennessee and
n Alabama Railroad Company, at their Office Franklin
I'd day Of April 1901 call Unpaid subscripons
% the capital stock Of the Company ordered paid
the Treasurer at his Office in Frank lin, as follows, witt
Two dollars per shares paid on the rst Monday IN june
1861. ~
Two dollars share, to be paid the Monday July
1861. ~
Two dollars per share, to be paid the first Monda, in
Aug,tlS6L
Two dollars share to be paid the Monday In Sep
tember 1881.
Two dslarsp share, to be Paid the ars MOhdsy in DC
Two dOara Share be paid the Monday in Nove
Der, 1851. X. II. BRADLEY,
pll0-2m Secretarv
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New YORK, May I2.-Lord Woodhouse said
England recognized no right obligation to inter-
fere with American difficulties.
The London Press, except the Times sympathize
with the North. The Times fears serious conflicts
if the North determines to enforce obedience.
Warsaw atfsirs are unchanged.
PlIiS.-Ren:es CSf Tjc.
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INTERCEPTED DISPATCH TO THIS New Cork TRIBUNE.
DEAR GREELEY JEFF. DAVIS has bought and is
forwarding in good condition about $4,000 craw-
fish. of the most feroeious and determined kind
accompanied with large stock OF minnows for
food and some 5000 moles, large and athletic
fellows, as sappers and miners to this hellish
army-the craw fish have claws like a dentists
forceps-and their destination is the Croton water
works, beginning at the dam. to cut off the
supply of water from New York. What will we do
for cocktails ard Dear GREELEY, where will you
wash your shirt? More In the morning.
YaSEEE
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COMMERCIAL.
Monetary and Commerc,a,.

MONDAY EVENING, May I3, 1861. =
There is little or no Exchange on the market. and
the prices for the little to be had are very irregular
In New York on the sth, at the second board
ss'OVo Tennessee per cent Bonds sold at z63c and
s9,ooV az Csc, and on the 9Th, at the Grst board
- W" at z6e, $1,000 at as, and $1,000 at 45fc.
Inc Cincinnati papers report very dull market
fer breadstufs and Provisions. This is the result
OF the policy Ofthe LINCOLN Government in prohibit
ing shipments to the South, from whence Cincinnati
mas heretofore drawn her best customers 'Patri-
ousmf has been rather costly affair to them as
ndeed, 1t has been to the entire business community
of the North.
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENsARY

ka(TlS DR. KING, formerly Of New York, for the
E64eS9 four ye.rs ofLousville, Kentucky, and who
devoted his attention the treatment private diseases
thirty yerrs himself having attended practice fer
years and many Thousands he euebd to
diseases private nature, matter how bad they may BE-
from njudicioas medical treatment from neglect their
Kings Dpensary No. 80 Deadrck street, between Cherry
the he all diseases Of private nature
oNoRHKA cured without naucious medicine Interference
from business. .
srRTUgFs Of old or recent date, eecusy cEred in few
DAYS BY an operation which pain Where structure
exist enjoyed Perhaps disease causes more
mischief and undermines the constitution 50 much.
SYPHILIS with all the diseases of the skim growing out
Iec or bad e6ectually cured in few days.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS particular attention having been given to
disease the consequences grewn Sout of brought
on in many The destructive habits Of incOnsderate
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions neglect Of
which will undermine constitution, rendering the
al for society, and causing premature old age
Females who may be laboring With difficulty Of the Womb
NAV reGt assured Of immediate relief
residing abroad by writing and stating their with
directed to DR. A King, No. & De2drck street,
NASHVILLE Tenn will eths necessary medicine to their
address, with necessary directions Strict Observed Once
from o'clock in tie morning until sin the evening"
Eay23. IS59-d&wly
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From ST. Louis.

ST.. LooIs, May l2-Gen. Harvey has issued a
proclamation promising 10 preserve the peace,
martial law.
There is most intense feeling against the Ger
mans. battalion of regulars have been sent here
and placed under command of the police The
news Of the surrender of Camp jackson caused
great excitement at Jefferson City. The House
passed the Harris Military bill in fifteen minutes.
The recently purchased powder was Immediately
sent into the country and the State treasure re-
moved to place of security.
The Legislature empowered the Governor to
suppress riots and insurrectiOnGry movements
throughout the State.
Gpe thOu4sna lllinois IL oops are at Caseyville.
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From baltimore.

BALTMoBE Nay l2.-By an arrival from Old
Point Comfort, we learn that that post is now fully
prepared to resist any attack.
The Cumberland, Pawnee Monticello, Harriet
Lane and Yankee were off Fortress Monroe enforc-
ing the blockade. The steamer Yankee pursued an
armed schooner on Thursday up York river, but
after proceeding short distance was fred upon
from aconcealed battery and was compelled to re-
turn. number of Government steamers are
cruizing on the Potomac, all heavily armed.
southern troops are concentrating in the vicinity
OF Norfolk. An Alabama regiment of LOO men,
and so cadets of the same State had Just arrived
and encamped in the vicinity of Norfolk. The Vir-
harbor
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we observe, says the New Orleans True Delta,
that Miss DIX who many Of our readers no doubt
remember, made tour of this country few years
since, with the view Of inducing the various State
Legislatures to adopt some measure whereby the
condition of the insane might be ameliorRted, has
rendered her services the "Florence Nightingale
of the Black Republican army. We were not be-
fore aware that she who had displayed so much
dis.aterestednes IN behalf Of those with minds
diseased had herself fallen victim to the malay
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SURGEON GFNERaI-We inadvertently omitted GO
state that Or. Paul F. EVE having declined the np
pointment of Surgeon General, conferred upon him
by Gov HARRIS, DR.. B. w. AvENT, of MurfFeesboro
has been appointed to FL the vacancy, and has en-
tered upon the discharge of his duties The selec-
tion is a most excellent one, and our volunteers
will have csGse to congratulate themselves upon
haying at the head of the Medical Board gentle
snsn intelligent and of so large experience as Dr.
Avert.
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rInrkets br Tslerranh.

EEw ORLEANS, May 3Csttsn gales to-day 1900 bales Mid
ding ia The supply is Hmd: Flour 621S6 co; Meas
PORK, 10 5e[9)2l OO..h hisky, 2lJz.
HAvANL, May 6---sugars tranquil declined KICK.
Nuter rs ga keales Sterling Exchange * New YORK 23
preInam.
CINCINNATI May l3Mess Pork, l6 50 Whisky, l2L19I2X:
Sugar 6g6xi Coffee, l31z9lsLf; holasses, 3Oa33
Mdding Up6nd a. Flour. 1896 Corn 5O59 Mess Pork
u IS; Coffee, Rio l29l31I Sugar. Cuba g4a Molasses
Cuba 20.
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From New York.

NEW IORK May lit is said that negotiations
are pending fer chartering the Great Eastern for
the United States service. 1t is reported that the
Federal authorities took possession of the Custom
House at Alexandria, Va, Nc resistance was
made.
1t has been decided upon to keep two regiments
encanped in the battery here as aid to the police
in case of necessity.
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CITY NOTICES.
HAIRLESS Cream AIe-Pure

Hairless Cream AIe-Pure.
Lovers Of Ale have pronounced this the most de-
Ightful beverage of the day, and Physicians con-
tnue TO recommend it for the cure of the worst cases
of Dyspepsia
Its virtue lies in rs purity. Being compounded
solely of malt and hops its curative properties mus
at once become apparent ta those acquainted with
the virtue eff either Ingredient. It's manufacture is
conducted with the most scrupulous care, and it is
incidentally the BEST ALE manufactured either in
this or The old country, at The present day.
1t contains no intoxicating liquor or injurious
drug, and il will not iDtoxieate. During the heat
summer, it is the safest and most healthy bever-
&c that can be used, and produces Of the evil
fleets caused by ths use Of distilled liquor.
II is put up in barrels for the of dealess; and
in kegs and bottles, for family uss.
Price-iu barrels, ten dollars; in fifteen gallon
kegs, Eve dollars in bottles, packed in boxes Of
one, two, three and four dozen, two dollars and fifty
cents per dozen.
Dealers will learn the wholesale terms By ad-
dressing the Wholesale Agent
The money must, il al cases, accompany the or
der, cpd funds en- all solvent banks taken at par.
Address the sole Wholesale Agent,
LCCIs NJ. MILLER,
Al Broadway, Nashville, Tenn.
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SEzuRE OF HARNEYs ARrnLERY.-The New Or
leans Delta says: Z" We learn that receiving in>
teIligence by the telegraph tkat Gen. HARNEr had
been .enlisting troops for LINCOLN, Governor Ed
WARD CLARK Of Texas, Immediately dispatched a
portion of the Austin City Infantry to the suburban
Res.dence of Gen. HARVEY at that place, and took
possession of four pieces Of artillery, claimed
his property by his agents in Austin. They now
At the capital of Texas and ready for active SER
vice against any of LINCoIN's Black Republican
army
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j. iHE oLuNTEER STATE TO THE REsCUE.-Tennessee
as now fully with us-purse and swOrd-hand and
heart. Fhty thousand of her valiant men are sum
moned TO the Ieid-snen who never knew what de-
by nature, before whom the rabble ranks of the
Yankee army will go down like gain before the
Richmond Hhig,
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From EredeRLck, I'D.

FREDERICK. Mn, May I2.-The report of the Com
mittee on Federal Relations censuring Lincoln
and applauding the ConFederacy was adopted BY
the Legislature.
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From PhiIadelDhia,

PHILADELPHIA, May l3-It is understood that COL
Lewis regiment goes Sogthward through Baltimore
Tomorrow.
tits reported that martial law will be proclaim
ed in Baltimore soOn
The Government refuses consent to Commodore
Buchanans desire to recall his resignation.
The Union Virginians on the Potomac, including
Fairfax county, viii RIM candidate for the Federal
Congress,
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ARRIVAL OF THE HAWKINS CoNPANY.-The first
company of volunteers from Hawkins county came
down the train yesterday numbering ~ uniform
ed, and presenting as fine appearance as any that
East Tennessee has yet turned out The officers
are CAPTAIN Fulkerson LIST Lieut. Heiskell, I'd Lieut.
Powell, Sd Lieut.. Spears. Two more companies.
we learn. are being formed in MISUNDERSTANDING
REGISTER, Han Is.
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See first page for late and important news.

Insurance can be obtained of W. J. MARI, Insur;
ance Agent, No. % College street in the INSURANCE
COMPANY of the VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, cash capital
$500 0OO and $40 600 IN Tennessee Bonds deposited
as security for losses. Applications also received
for Insurance in the TENNESSEE MARINE AND In
suRANcE COMPANY OF NAsHvHLE' Ap26tf.