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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-17
THE WAR FOR The UNION.
The Senste's Amendments to the
Legal-Tender Bill.

Legal IeHdCr E;il'
TIE TAX, EXCISE, AND TARIFF BILLS.
THE CASE OF WATT AND WIK0F.
The Telegraph to the Amoor River
CHEERING ADVICES FROM EUROPE
What the Rebels Of Manassas are ADOlt'
THE HARRIET LANE PAST THE POTOMAC BATTERIES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-17
THE TAX, EXCISE, AND TARIFF BILLS.
The CASE OF WATT AND WIK0F.

The Telegraph to the Amoor River
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-17

Lientensnt Comm ,ndirg va o. 'onsA-
1I'cT y ,qincer. 1hops. Brown. .., -.
.-..o., ~ 49, '.e-.--..-ssSas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-17

From information received at tie Union
Rurrau we learn that the indiana, 4,327 IN
number, cncamped on the Verdigri' are IN the
most destitute condition; 0ne-laii oi them bare
foot, many more nearly 30, and very large
number not sufficiently clothed TO cover Their
ppkedness, much lcss to protect them from The
inclemsncy of the Winter. The official state
mon, os the chiefs aud head men of these In
diau. give tho number Of The different tribes as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-03

vNANTED-PY A REsPECrABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w with three years city rei rrnces i'm a. elam
BERNARD aud walter, 10 pan sewing hiss no oDiecon
10 do ge neral bouseworA FOR sal private iamIy
for two days II not engaged, AZ l0J West 5vh 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-03

A CARD:-THE ADVERTISER BEGs LEAVE TO m.
N form ladies requiring KIND plain work ahrt
making or naby nen IN all lis branches they hsye the
executed Ia superior and on The mo be
terms BY appyns at 253 Elizabeth street note addressed
10 H. u. VIII De Immediately attended 10. B.-wi, N
required attend at the residence Of any lady By the day o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-03
(NAMBRIC EMBROIDERED SETS,
~ Just Received by
MILLER a GRANT, 7u3 BROADWAY,
I.1.n nd

TRY DONALDSON A MEAREs, COR. CAV. a 18TH ST.
4 For cheap Hosiery Under Garments Gloves Mitts 40
for cheap and trimming Ribbons all widths OF VAL
Rbbons for cheap Embrcleres Laees Hdkfs Musina
Cotton Ttlinnings for cheap Sun Umbrellas, Fans Per-
fumes Brushes, Combs &C. We keep everything in small
Wares the lowest prices We are selling Oh our larss
stock Of Straw Goods ladies' from oue hurarS
eascs VI the CHI apest goods ever offered.
The New York herald., 1862-09-30
SALES AT AUCTION.

IJENRY u. LEEDS. AUCTiONEER.-ExEcUToR'S .
sae.HENRY Y. LEEDS co. VIII sell st ancs,on on
Tuesday Sept go At IL O'Clock at store No Z Nassau
street Executors sale Of and curious old Wines
BY order Of the Of the well known
John W. Maeinn ESQ, deceased viii be sod without re-
comprising 400 None admitted into he
sale except those belonging 10 the estate Aong other
wines the following Cases Of blackburn nnest o in
da Reserve Madeira vintage sl9 Aurdocks superior Lon
don Dock Port, La 6rna Carcaveos Toka Lagrnna Une
Sparkling Mosee Of b. Mayer; Vino del Paste sherry
Regency Garter Sherry the nnest Imported Tor
London clubs; Chambertn Cole dor; hrst quality Chat
teaux Marcaux hontard Co Cockburns Bride OF the
Duro; Ofhleys sidonis Pale Sherry D. D. Co.'s Oloroso
sherry Deideshemer of George Dae Marry; S.enwen
Murdocks superb Por Albuquerque Old Pale Sherry Ner
Otard d. 20 Brandy: twelve years old Pale Baums
Premier Of Exposition Universal Nuite 1885, and
In the catalogue.
The New York herald., 1862-09-30
HENRY II. LEEDS 4 Co, AucTIoNEERs.

IIENRY H. LEEDS & CO., AUCTIoNEERS.
Mortgage sale OF Household Furniture We shall sell
by auction without for account of whom 1t
the following Furniture contained in the house
lis Greene Prince Tuesday Sept 80 az half
past 10 O'Clock vzBrnsses and other Carpets Lace Cur
aips Oil Paintings Suits in mahogany haircoth;
hogany Bedroom do Mattresses Wardrobes Washstands
Mirrors Lounges Cottage Suits, China Glass and Kitchen
md 9th y
The New York herald., 1862-09-30
EDwARp sINTzENIcn, AycTIoNEERzLARGE

EDwARp SISTzENICH, AUCTI0NEER-LARGE
Ilstock of elegant Furniture by d " IVES CO. the
premises, Broadway, HOuston street Wednes-
day and Thursday next, at n .clock each dsy.A large
clesuuy Of fst rosewood black
walnut. mahogany Chamber s1As with marble tops; Ar
moires Wardrobes Lounges Chars rich aud plain
and walnut Parlor suit, brocael and
Btageres Muse Stands What Nos, fancy Tables marble
Centre Table rosewood Gard Tables, walnut
Extension Tables Sideboards, Buets Dining Room and
library Suits bookcases Secretary Bookcases variety Of
Hall Stands Chairs Purchasers 20 inspect
these goods Tuesday next wlsn catalogues will be
ready. Every article is guaranteed be manufactured IN
the best manner and the publc every
lot Will be posue sold TO the highes bidder Catalogues
viii be delivered above ose Nos It's and 57
The New York herald., 1862-09-30

HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTICNEER.-HENRY IL.
Ii LEEDS co. will sell al auction, Wednesday, Oct.
at ~ O'Clock in their stoIe 23 Nassau
coupe rockaway Carriage with extra back seats
pole shafts, suitable horses Also
handsome Scotch Pony, bright bay eight years old, l2s
hands high fast trot In minutes sound and with
by the sold only the owner has
niRrny inn
The New York herald., 1862-09-30

II seke, 90 Dfesdway Wits evening a. ~ o'clock ebqice
lXuectsoh Of OIL PNnnGs BY talented artists Embracing
asAscape River Lake and Mountain views Historal
kcripsursi jecs Fruit Figure and Game piecssosns
AkcIt he0 In all Also, Books and Engravinqs The se
" sonsnasa during We fyswiDs evenings ppsl ~ srs
The New York herald., 1862-09-30
INSURANCE.. +.


TUE WAR THE WOUNDED AND THE DEAD-gHE
New York General Insurance once 2lO Broadway,
insufvs all vcers and soldiers in the navy
being killed wounded during The present war In sums
from So 70 $500 for the small premium OF Eve per cent,
% on 500 N. BA wife may insure husband ar
father ais SON. person nsure those whom they
have interest Those having friends killed or nundr
in the late battles will please their policies for
diate payment Agents wanted ia every cysl STATE county
and town. that every soldier may provide sgsnf m
fortune.
The New York herald., 1862-09-30

vVILLIAM ABBOTT, ,AucTIONEER WILL SELL, THIS
w day alloy oeocs, by virtue Of bal Of ale, two
pipes OF Gin, thirty dem assorted Liquors. fixtures Of
Liquor Store, one large HeIngs Safe Bagatee Table,
one Pianoforte-at No. East Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-09-30

a viii sell, this day Tuesday at2 O'Clock precisely
An the furniture contained in the residence
No l62 West 2st street, between h and 9Th avenues,
The property of a family leaving the country
consisting in of elegant Panofoe rich Parlor Furni
ure en- suite comprising three full suits Of rosewood Furn
eurc, covered in satin and brocael Reception Chairs
match Centre and Pier Tables Eageres Turkish Lounges
and Chairs rich Pier and Mante Mirrors Bronzes Paran
and Lava Ornaments Damask and Lace Curtains Shades
and Fixtures Tapestry and Ingram Carpets Ladys Escre
toire, Music Cabinet Chamber Furniture consists Of
rosewood black walnut and mahogany Bedseads Bureaus
Wsshstands, Teeatees Armchsirs Hair and Spring Mat
1esses Beds and Bedding Blankets Sofa Bedseads maho
gany and walnut spring seat Chairs Cottage do Oval Mir
Curtains and Shades Carpets Paasses Card Tables
&c Dinngroon contains oak Extension Table oak Buffet,
Dining Chairs Sofa Bed with complete of rich
French and Bohemian Chna Glass Ware Silver Ware Table
Cutlery. &e all TO be sold without reserve B.-There
will be parties attendance ship goods
purchasers. No postponement.
The New York herald., 1862-09-30

ssTHE PRUDENT MAN WILL PROTECT his FAMILY
Il against the viciestades VI war.p
SNYDER, WILLIAMS CO.,
6e Wall street. basement,
NATIONAL BOUNTY lESU RANCE COMPANY,
Insure bounty fznines OF those drsed
bounty fanilea " who nsy hereafter voDpd
die IN the Rates half cash and half
note Our based upon scientific statistical cacua
ton reasonable margin profits aud
rst l1t q Tstse. ENypEk, WILLIAMS 4 Co,
SoKANg gJfet,
The New York herald., 1862-09-30
SALE Ar AUCTION.
a nRAHAN vANDRRPOoL, AUCTIQNEER.
"A hA0MFIcENr HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
PAinuasa ssssA and many rare and costly Worhs Of Ar

zdscENr :Da rSsSEgSE sS,s;s
a .. .. % as:. S.;:ss,i Sent =. Stree.
ma and Sixth avenues.
re-
aaS and
sssIa Ell sss,ssI.. ..ssn.s. q 4.
a
sd a sucon this Furniture al made 70 order less
Ssswiss Eooms-Rosew ssereieses Bookcase En-.
ssess: zss,s Hnor S frames. s e%ssosssTea S ae
lace Curtains corn,ees sssas two magnisent suits o.
ssserpcn CONSISTING Of s9as arm oval back and
Chair &c superb on Paintings by Cole .Xssumpon u
aAs Vrs 81 Ss paSH &C.
Richest instrument offered at auction this surerb
city makers Can,crbary stool Sroeae
bronze and ornoa Clocks bronze stauary representing
pinns Roo@-BassS Extension fable co%Sbss and Arm
aich Silver Ware. Fable cusery CHINA Dinner and Tea
Sets chameersBaek walnut Sofa and Chairs, covered in
raet fables commodes air and Spring
Also large Basement Kitchen Furniture.
res wishing 70 attend tins sale take sNin avenue stages
and cars at Astor House. Metropolitan Hotel &c.
A ucTIoN NoTlcE.--ERNEsnRoTH; AUcrIoNEEB
a An extraordinary oPpoTanty for Housekeepers and
LARGE SALE OF
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
GLASS CHINA AMI SsHt1 sIIyEk NV WAsE
IVORY TABLE CUTLERY, &c.
The elegant Household Furniture OF private family giving
up housekeepng the residence No M Clinton place West
Eighth street between Fifth Sixth avenues, will be
pubic this Tuesday Sept 3o afternoon
O'Clock precisely highest bidder reserve
consisting of elegant rosewood and black walnut Paror
s Mh sa and & eps
match Centre and Pier Tables. Eageres
mirror backs ana DOORS Pier and oval Mirrors Cur
tains Shades fine Oh Paintings rich China Vases twenty
one day Bronze Clock, Ladys Writing Table, rosewood.
stands Lounges. Chairs Tables Book Corner Stands
Mattresses Sofa Beds Rockers Clocks Mirrors Tea and
Extension Tables Glass China Silver Ware; Table
ley walnut Sdeboard twelve oak Dining Chairs &c Sale
positive.
N B.-An the goods removed twenty -four hours
after the sale.
The New York herald., 1862-09-30

no WOOD TURNER'S -PRoPoeALS WILL BE RI
cev ed Tor turning the wooden rolls for ourpecnt iry
ing nangle Apply 10 o. VINCENT CAFtIr Ia1ur0r Y62
nam AaaulaciaTiDg Company, " kIa.i isueeb -
The New York herald., 1862-09-30

yUM TOPPING. AucTIoSEER.
w AUCTION NOTICE.
SALE or BOOTS AND SHOES.
400 Boots AMI Shoes.
All new, seasonsble goods
Received direct from nanuiactnrers,
Will be sold Al auction by us
On TUESDAY neAt Sept. -,
Commencing at ! O'Clock precisely.
We invite the attention OF buyers TO catalogues which wit
be ready early morning OF sale.
WM TOPPING 4 co, Auctioneors,
Nos 9 and II Park place and
No. Murray street.
The New York herald., 1862-09-30

EDWARD SIyTzENICH ArcTIoNEER R.-ASsIGNEE,S
~ sale OF valuable Agricultural Implements, Machines,
Seeds 3c being th entire stock Of Messrs Napes Lock
wood. by u. W. ~ ES CO. Wednesday Oct s. at IL
O'Clock on the plemiss corisnd street The entire stock
amounting at cost 10 s23UQ OF Messrs Mapes lockwood
Machines and Iu eents the approved styles and
make; Garden. Field and Flower Seeds full adver-
tisement giving full details Nil be published N few days
Catalogues viii be ready week before sale
had application. We respectfully call attention this
se worthy the attention Of agricuurs farmers, deal
shippers and others
The New York herald., 1862-09-30

DAVID d, EGAN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE.
Beds Boisies, Pillows SPREADS, Cornforiers Bed
sesds Bureaus Tables Rocking other Chairs Sofas,
Lounges 1eea Tetes China Glass Crockery, Gas Fixtures
Looking Glasses, Stair Rods Curtains, Carpets, &C.
The New York herald., 1862-09-30
s. RICHARDS AuCTIoNEER

m =.
IA. Regular sale of Boots shoes Brogans Caters &c
RICHARDS Il WHITING viii SELL Wedne sday, Octobe
at Ivy ocoeS AT their salesreom, a Cortandt street
LOO Cases OF Fall and Winter Goods being large cataogu
Of almost all kinds Of choice styles and will be offered
70 suit city and country trade Also at private sale Gra
Cavalry Boots and Rubbers OF all kinds.
The New York herald., 1862-09-30

n BURKE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5s BowERY,
IL. viii sell this day AZ O'Clock the Stock and Fixtures
OF the Grocery and LIQUOR Store Perry street. VIII be
lottea If not sold together
The New York herald., 1862-09-30

nANIEL A. MATHEWS, AuCTIONEER WILL SELL,
~ this day 10z o'clock salesroom, 66 Nassau
Etree general of Household Furniture VIZ
Rosewood and walnut Parlor Suits reps
xsassre Centre Tables Mirrors EItenson Tables Dining
Chalrs Bookcas Wardrobes, French Bedseads
Mattresses EngIavinss enameled Cottage Suits China
Glassware, &c Aso to several very valuable
OIL Paintings among hich Judith the Head Ho
lofrnes Kebecca the Altar and Others well worthy the
attention OF eonnoisseurs
The New York herald., 1862-09-30

CHERiFFS SALE OF DRY GOODS, IN C0NTINUA
- tiou.-B. T. FAIRCHILn CO, Auotioneefs will sci
a: l5 Liberty street, Wednesday, October l. at l0
O'Clock the balance Of retailers stock Dry Goods
sisting oi Dress Goods, shaws trimmings, &C.
JOHN KELLY. late Sheriff
S. MURPHY, Deputy
The New York herald., 1862-09-30

UCTI0N NOTICE-NELsON 4 NICHOLS, AUG.
~ uoneers, store ll3 Pearl street (anover square),
Househo old FurnitureWe Will sell on Wednesday
at lo O'Clock at the private resd No 27S
AL the Furniture contained in said house consisting of
sells and Ingram Carpets, Ocoths Parior
dsers Window Curtains in lace and brocatel ngravngs
40 single and double Bedsteads pure Hair Spring
Mattresses splendid rosewood Wardrobe, marble WASH
stands Centre Tahes all the Kitchen Furniture
Cooking Stove, in perfect order, &c
The New York herald., 1862-09-30

THoMAs vEITcH AUCTIoSEER OFFICE 27 BROAD.
Il way.-Pubnc Admnisiators sale of Furniture, Sc.
Thursday October 2 1862, at ~ a. NJ, AZ No. 04 East
Twentieth street, nssng Of general assortment OF Fur
niture. &c, &c. s. Y. Russell, Public Administrator.
The New York herald., 1862-09-30

J. SMITH, AUCTIONEER-WILL SELL THIS DAY,
IA at l0s o'clock the entire Furniture Of family giving
housekeeping in he private residence No II
street OF Ninth and Third Every
thing must he removed this day Sale positye Deposit
Q1ired from every person.
The New York herald., 1862-09-30

HkNRY D. HEKrs, JR,. .AucTIoNEER.
III BY HENRY WOOD A GO,
EHBhIFFs SALE, HORSE POWER AC,.
TukeDAy, SEPT 30, AT 40 BROADWAY,
n lok o'cspck. one set MN Power, Ac. BY order.
JAMES LYNCH Sheriff
The New York herald., 1862-09-30

A UCTIoN N0TICE.-H WILSON, AUCTIONEER. BY
N A. D. GALE, at store a Dey street. Tuesday Sc D.
tAmber 80 10 o'clock A. M will offer his semi
trade sale of about 1000 Cases Boots Shoes Rubbers
ssasonahe goods among which 1--WE sole WAY and
Grain Long Leg Boots Mems Boys and Youths calf Dress
Boots and Cavalry Boots and also for private
AD GALE street. Y.
The New York herald., 1862-09-30

DICHARD WALTERS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IL saleJ-wi sell TO- morrow "wednesday positive
y IL o'clock the entire Furniture OF Boarning House -
East Broadway-Brussels and lnsfain CArpetng Sofas
Chairs and Rockers marble and other Tables, plate Mir
rsrs olcloihs, mahogany Bureaus, Booksan Wash
stands Feather Beds Bedding. Mattresses Quilts Blankets
Stoves Heater Kitchen Furniture Croekery Glassware,
Paints Painters Tackle and other material Sale
af r. sale
The New York herald., 1862-09-30

A UCTIoN NoTICE.-ERNEsNRoTH. AUCTIoNE
"A An extraordinary opportunity for Honsekeepers
Tho Trade
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-16
FROM JACKSON.

On Saturday dispatch was received by
Gov. Letcher from the Valley, which stated
that the enemy have fallen back beyond New
Market, in Shenandoah county. We learn that
the Medical Director of Jackson's army re.
ports unofficially, In letter from Port Repub.
lie, that on Sunday the enemy left on the field
one thousand dead atsd wounded !; and on Mon
day twelve hundred killed and wounded and
seven hundred prisoners. Our loss on Sunday
was two hundred killed and wounded, and on
Monday three hundred.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-16

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-16
LEESBURG.

From q gentleman lately arrived from Lees
burg, we are informed that the state of affairs
IN floudoun county has undergone total
change within the past fSw days. During our
occupation of Yorktown, and. retreat there
from, the Pennsylvanian forces quartered in
Loudoun were particularly supercilious in their
demeanor towards the inhabitants, and their
general department offensive and obnoxious to
the ladies'. They acted " conquerors, and
wished to be considered as such. Their infu-
ence, however, was little. They endeavored
to wean the inhabitants of that fair country
from their love and allegiance to the South,
but without avail A newspaper was issued
there; under the supervision and direction
of officers of the twenty eighth Pennsylva-
mia, and by every means in their power
they misrspresented everything occurring in
our armies which might give joy or comfort
to the many whose husbands, sons, and bro
theirs, were marsllalled under the glorious
Southern banner. A miscreant (nxmed Me-
Donald, we believe,) was found vic cnough
to sct e Postmaster Of the place under Lin,
coin patronage, and deserters or sbsentees
from the Loudoun Guard, and some Of the
9th Virginia, were base enough TO sympa-
thize with him. Public property has greatly
suffered, we learn, since their advent; un
scrupulous hands have been laid upon all
things available for their use and comfort !;
tho stage ram reguhizly to Washington, and
other places, but tn hdies always fiowIaed
upon all and every overture from the On,
emy, whsrest they were muck Abashed and
-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-16

FROM CUMBERLAND 0AP-Late advices from
Cumberland Gap represent that the enemy has been
reinforced by fifteen new regiments that they had
advanced four miles this side Of Cumberland Ford,
and had commenced fortyfyiDg Brusby Mountain.
Something interesting from that quarter may be
looked for soon
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-16

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-16

- DAILY UNION PRAYER MEETINGS.
~ Tie Daily Prayer Nsstinea nnAer thes nss-
ptees Of tho Yeung Nous Chriatisn Ass0cixtion,
claedy TO nppi5catc the Divine blessings Upon 0sr
sC0uSedpeacy, win 10 held EVERY AFTERNOON
thie NAsk. n the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH,
{Rss. Or. DUKKOWs,1 on the corner Of Br0nal ard
iNA afeeta Pastors and congregations, and stran-
~. u the city, sru Invited 70 attend md lass
tatte meetings. 16s~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-16
PER 60NAL.


REFORMATION wANTED.-Ths mother Of SAN
j VEL D. JETER, who lett Petersburg about 5
nasnths ago with = regiment VI soldiess, viii b
Obliged TO any Que who will be kind enough 70
3esve aeths Office any nf0Fmatio0 Of whsre be iR.-
He = cnly yesrs Old hss light h.r end blue eyA
.je l6-N- + T. JBTBR.
TNFORMATION wANfHp-capta W. 4. 30
ii LEN. h In this city sick. Any information con.
ccrning his whsresboots will be ihankfss received
and iil'srsl'y sswarded BY hs faiasT .o,vr
Al. TIN Para Boarding Hosss, Baak street
E INFORMATION WKffEb -Conesraine PIi.
vste J. r. y. HARMS, Company n. 9Th Geor-
ata volustcer. Who wAs wounded In Tia b.ttis of
ths 3lst Nsy. and brought 10 this city Any iufox-
naatien Of sir whersabouts win b. thankfallY ~
' ss. q { D. b. 9. = xxowLxs.
vNFORNATlON WANTED-0f Private BAL.
III LEY SMITH, FmcsEals Ri9es, lltA Rssinsspt,
Va yolk, who was wounded Nay 51st. near ~
city. ard y sappessd - ~ q soms II the hosr1sa
~ private henss& nis fsisod. would = SID =
''a'. vA''' : - = 'ss'1 AL td 4 fnrLrs
my l6-lt A. Alsxandsr Nslt's, Hsq. Mayo 4.
OF S0N.-Hy @, 7. 9 Yosess. ~ veas1s1
i II u bettle q enkurany, 60 kk - tAa1
= Nas broayht wtth Oehsf woanded = ~ easX.
ssss: sss & s. $4,000 ID !. ~. -
xdiss~ O. = =. snlA, ssrs.es No. scAi.se.
- n.y. 80 n. Il yasrss Z
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-16
LOSS AT "SEVEN PINES

LOSS AT "SEVEN PINES.''
The Baltimore papers have now ascertained
that the loss at the battle of the "Seven Pines,'
as far a. ascertained up to this time, was seren
thousand fee hundred The Confederate loss
grows with every addition made to their own.
1t is now put down at l2,000!