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EXECUTION OF SUBSTITUTE DESERT
ERS

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF TnE PoToNAc, Au-
gust 29-The execution OF the substitute de-
serters, sentenced to the penalty Of death in
General Order No "a, took place today
More than ordinary interest was exhibited IN
this execution of military law, and 1t is esti'
mated that no: less than $500 persons were
present. The ground was we'll selected, and
every arrangement So complete that no acei-
Dent occurred to mar the solemnity OF the
proceedings. At the order TO fire, thirty-siH
nnskets we're discharged, and instantly death
was announced by the surgeons in attendance
as the result,
The spectacle was an unusual one. The
Protestant, the Hebrew and the Catholic
stood side by side, oil utiering prayers for the
departed souls. The names, ages, residences
&c, OF the deceased, are as follows Georgt
Huhna, Hanoverian, twenty-five years old
Pennsyvania, unmarried; John Feelane
Italian, twenty six years old, Pennsylvania
wife and family Charles Walter, Prusslsn
twenty-sight years old; George Reinse, ltal
ian, twenty -four years old Emile Suman
Italian, thirty years old
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RIa pARRorT auN BuRsTEp.

NEw Yo x, August 30,-The Herald $
Washington dispatch says The bursting OF
the three hundrod-pounder gun, near Charles
ton, docs not prevent the shelling ofthat city,
as the sheling was from two hundred pounr
der Parott There is no information at the
War or Navy Department that one flag waves
over Fort Sumter or Wagner. Surgeon.Cen.
erol Hammond has been directed to make his
headquarters in the Department OF the Coli
until further orders
Additional rolls Of rebels, taken at Vieks.
burg, received ut the war department., swell
the list TO thirty-ihree thousand, which is in
excess Of published reports
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THE PROGRESS OF THE FI0HT AT
CHARLESTON ON SATURDAY

PHLADELPHIA, August SO-Charleston pa
pers of last Monday mention the particulars of
the bombardment of the city by Gilmore.
menced between one and two o clock Sainr-
day morning, arousing the people from slum-
ber No person was injured. Most OF the
which fell in the warehouse Of Williams h Co.,
corner of King and Church street, exploded
in the upper story, making large opening in
the brick scattering things in great contu'
sion. 1t was medical purveyors storehouse
some straw was ignited causing the alarm OF
fire, but it vas extnguished without trouble
Four shells fell in this locality.
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ANOTHER BRITISH REBEL VESSEL OF
WAR RUNS THE BLOCKADE.

FoRTREss MosRoE, August 29'-The steam
ere. W. Thomas has arrived from Newbern,
with Lieutenant Sterling, of General Peck 8
staff, as bearer of dispatches A dispatch
from the blockading feet says that on the
morning of the l7th inst large sloop Of
war, of ten guns, with the British dag flying
swept past the blockading squadron, and lm
mediately hoisted the rebel Tag and passed
into Wilmington, which is the fourth rebe
war vessel that has run the blockade within
six wseks-
Raleigh papers received at Morehead City
sAy that JEFF Davis has decided, after a con
ference with the Governors OF the Conteder
ate States, TO call out $4,000 black troops
who are 10 be restored to their freedom, ant
viii receive fifty acres of land at the termina
ton of the war
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REPORTED DEATH OF MosBY

New YoRK. August 81 The Herald 8
special from Warrenton junction 30th says
have Just received dispatch from Fairfax
Station which says FIVE men of Whites guer-
rillas, captured near that place this morning,
who state Mosby was shot on the I'd in the
bowels and breast and he bad been taken to
Richmond Cavalry that brought prisoners
state they were informed by citizens Of Dranes-
vile, yesterday, that Mosby died near that
place on Friday The prisoners don't doubt
the report as he was pronounced to be NOR
tally wounded White now commands the
Confederate forces north Of the Railroad
The 7ribunes special from the Army oi
the Potomac 3Oth, says no movements have
taken place except among cavalry detach
ments, Of which few Of Kilpatrick's com
mand chased few guerrilas yesterday neal
Station Court House. Result not yet re
ported
Lieutenant Parker of General Mead
staff, is supposed to have been captured BY
guerrillas He left headquarters to visit tht
| Thirty.third Massachusetts, his former regi
ment, recently, and departed from thence OF
his return He has not since been hearC
| from.
The TSibunes special, Washington 30th
saws letters received at Ganeral Land oltic'
from Mayvile, California, speak Of consider
able activity in sales OF Government LIANT
along the lines of completed and proiecte'
railroads.
On Sunday last, two men belonging TO th
Confederate navy, arrived in this city, sen
up from camp at Port Lookout, and were il
cnrcerated in the old Capital prison. Thei
story may be told thus On the night Of Wee
neaday, August 9Th Lieutenant Wood, {
the Confederate navy, left Richmond wit
seventy-one men, wite four boats loaded upo
wagons and about dozen wagons eontainin
stores, ammunition, &c The expedition PR
oeeded across the Chiekahominy river, takin
the route Of the Army Of the Peninsula, an
crossed the Pamunksy and Mattapan river
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TROIIBLE IN BERMUDA.

ST.. JoHSs, Aug. 80 The following account
Of the proceedings deorges, Bermuda)
shows that serious trouble is occurring there
among the negro population who have de
manded higher wages for work in dischargng
rebel vessels. Several assassinations have
occurred A 'arge quantity Of cotton bal
been burned aud thrown into the bay. The
rebel steamers Cornuba aud Evergreen were
at St. Georges when the fire occurred,
and sent their crews to extnguished the
flames. A meeting ofoitisens was held and
fered for the arrest Of the incendiaries The
rebel steamer Phantom from Wilmington, had
arrived with cotton, The steamers Fannie
and Jennie had also arrived from Halifax.
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FROM ARKA NSAS AND THE LOWER
MISSISSIPPI

ST.. LOUIS, August 3l-The Republicans s
Memphis special in speaking of matters in
Arkansas says General Price with $4,000 re-
bells is at, Boyou Metarie, a strong point on
White River, fourteen miles above Duralls
Bluffs, where battle is expected to be fought
Our forces are now at Dunalrs Blnff within
FTP four miles OF Little Rock This point
will probably be made base OF supplies as it
can be reached by White River at the lowest
stage of water Skirmisbing is constantly
going on, but our losses are slight
The rebel force in Southern Texas 10 esti-
mated at $4,000 Magruder enforced conscrip-
ton in the fullest extent The rebel gunboat
Grand Duke with 500 bales of cotton was
burnt at Shreveport,
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REBELS WANT MR. LINCOLN TO OF
FER PEACE

Nrw YoRK, August l9-The Post has the
following special
wAsHlxGroN, August 2s.-The National
Inteltgencer of this morning contains let
ter from one John Adams, who is vouched for
MS a loyal man, aud known to the Administra-
ton aud has just returned froma trip through
Virginia, North Carolina Georgia, Alabama,
and Tennessee. Hesays be has conversed ex-
teusively with most OF the soldiers OF the rebel
lion, all of whom regard their final defeat, as
Inevitable. They affirm that it is not for them
to bog for peace, but for President Lincoln TO
hold out the olive branch They desire the
leaders in the rebellion to be held 10 strict ac-
couniability, aud urge proclamation by the
President after the fall of Charleston, offer
ing protection TO all who will at once lay
down the weapons OF rebellion. The InfetH
geHcer saws that the statements of the writer
are entitled 10 full credit as facts,
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LATER FROM THE ARMY OF THE
CUMBERLAND.

srEvEssoS, Ala, August 29 The Army
of the Cumberland crossed the Tennessee
river at four points today, with infantry aud
cavalry.
The second Kentucky cavalry captured
thrty.6ve pickets at point opposite Ste
Venson.
General Reynolds captured large force at
She'll Mound, and took a camp on Falling
Water creek Among the captured are the
notorious guerrilla Mays, and the Tennessee
rebel Congressman Carmon. Little or no re-
sistance was made, The rebels are reported
in force at Rome and Cleveland along the
Georgia State Railroad. General Burnside
is in the region OF Kingston aud will attack
that place before Monday.
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

BALmMoRR, August 3l.--The Richmond
Enquirer OF Saturday says the War Depart.
ment has nothing later from Charleston than
up to lsAtldght llis understood that sumter,
Though seriously preached will not be aban-
doned Beauregard expressed his determine
ton to hold i to the bitter end. 1t is thought
II may be'done by erecting temporary fortiii-
cations The enemy fire is divided between
Sumter and Wagner The bombardment is
progressing slowly,
The death of Floyd is mentioned az occur
ring on the Goth
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FROM CHARLESTON VIA RICHMOND
SUMTER AND WAGNER NOT TAKEN

FoRrREss MONROE, August 29,-The Rich
mond Dispatch OF to-day has the following
CaARLEsros, August n The eneIny's at
NIX on our rife pits on Wednesday night,
was made about seven o'clock, in overwhelm'
ag force. On Thursday the firing on both
sides was slow, with no unusual incidents,
CHARLEsroy, August 2s-The lombard
ment of Sumter and Wagner proceeds slug
gishly. The enemy is working hard IN the
trenches in front of Wagner No further at
tempt has been made to she'll the city.
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CORRESPONDENTS IN TROUBLE,

According to the Morris Island corresPon-
denee of the Boston Herald, Gen. Gilmore,
by order Of Secretary Stanton, on Friday last,
ordered away all the correspondents OF the
press ON Morris Island, on the ground that
he Correspondents of Baltimore and New
York papers had given to the public news OF
a .ecret character. General Gilmore after
wnrds modified his order so far as to ALLOW
them 10 send forward such letters as he ap'
proved
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HORRIBLE MURDER.

CiEcisSAri, August 3l,--A man named
Herkes aud two children we're murdered near
Evansville, Indiana, Saturday, by two mon in
federal uniform, supposed to be deserters.
Two other children were mortnlly wounded
The men entered Herkes house for the pur-
pose OF robbery Two soldiers have been ar
rested on suspicion OF being the murderers.
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Dayton Market.

DAYTON August 81.
HARsHMANs 9FLOUR--Red wheat
Rholesale 90, retail 20
WHEAT--New $4,000 !, old 90@9j
CORN-50
0ATS-i0@i6.
BARLEY-90@l 90.
RYE-6O@T0 th
HAY-Timotby II OOal3 90 per ton.
FLAX Seed rs.
COFFEE-30@32
SUGAR-l26l34.
WHISKY-43. iHi"
CHEESE -1O4@ll.
MOLASSES--60G463.
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FROM PORT ROYAL.

PHILADELPHIA, August 30.-The steamer
purmAh has arrived from Port Royal Wednes'
day morning, having stopped of Charles
ton Her captain reports Fort Wagner has
not been taken as yet and can't be at present,
He confirms the report that Sumter has been
knocked to pieces. Further naval operations
will be carried on without regard to Fort
Wagner, the capture Of which will be leit to
General Gilmore
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ARMY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BURNED

CAIRO, August 3O---General Steele is NOV
ing toward Little Rock The rebels are COS
centraling opposite him. The rebels IN the
Trans. Mississippi Department are organizing
for better concerted setlon. General urant
and AdjutAnt- General Thomas leit Memphis
for Vicksburg Friday Most Of the cotton
wing At the mouth of White River was ae-
eidentally burned
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MEXICAN NEWS.

NEw YORK, August 81 The Herald has
Mexican dates TO August 9th, stating that
Minstitlan had been captured by the French
aud the expedition had started to occupy
Tampco II is reported that JuareZ was flee
ing to Texas A Mexican paper thinks there
ia danger Of war with the United States,
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MAMMALIAN ACCEPTS THE THRONE
OF MEXICO t

BosroN, August 30 The Memorial Dipio.
mdhqus Of the 10Th, says; I'VE are happy TO
be able to announce that his Imperial High
ness, the Archduke Ferdinand Maximilian,
accepts, with the consent Of his august broth
er, the emperor Of Austria, the crown Of the
Mexican empire"
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Groceries, &r,
Agents rOr saIe Of Pure ROurbOn WhIsky

No sol second street. Dayton ONO
ilEG leave most respectfully 10 acquaint their Gus.
d tonlarH and The community generally, that they
have entered INTO partnership, under ths name and
OF carr yng on the wholesale grocery liquor, cigar
and tobacco bualnt IS In Dayton, Ohio, a. the late
stand Of Il. o Brien, No, 3Ol second street.
Having ample means TO enable US e purchase goods
from the best houses in New YORK, Baltimore and
Phade phia, aud having had teen years experience
old customers aud tl others Who may be kind enough
to purchase fromua.
NJ O'BRIER, late OF the hrin OF o Brien & Poe,
Toledo, Ohio will devote his time aud attention to
please all those who may come 10 huy Rt his we'll.
known House, and X. O'RRIEN, will treat the com.
munty better, II possible, Ia n ever before Both o.
us lee very grasiul Tor past yors, and earnestly
lcita share OF your future patronage. Rul9dawim
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BY Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
MONT DISPATCHES.

ARRIVAL OF A PRIZE STEAMER
BosroS, August 30-The Prize steamer
Cronstadt, with six hundred bales Of cotton,
two hundred barrels Of turpentine, and two
hundred barrels OF rosin, has arrived.
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Width 2.--First col.
FACTS ARD STuBDORN THINGS

Hear what the Philadelphia correspondent says In the
Commonwealth, Wilmington, Delaware, 9th OF April,
1859 .
British Army and who styles himself the English DO
tanio Physician, has OF late gained extensive repna
tion hare BY his skin In ouring all manner VI complaints
Some Of his patients have eonvorsed with, and they
prOnouncs his remsdee aud mode Of treatment very
superior Some have been restored aa by nagc Tho
nsdlcue he used Is distilled by himself from various
herbs possessing rare curative properties.
awhile acting IN tho army he deyotod his leisure
aomenta thorough study Of the effects produced by
certain medicinal rOots and herbs all manner Of dis
eAsss II he has found sure and speedy remedy
for all the Ills that flesh II heir to-. lla practice 10
already extensive and Ia daily Increasing. In the
pAinls 10 which females sahjeoted ho has equal
a. large number here have testified that thoy not
ouly their present good health but th0r lives, TO the
Skli Of this English Botanic Physician. His ofico Is a,
No. 50 EAST FIFTH STREET,
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CINCINNATI
MORE GOOD NEWS!
FROM HIGH AND RELIABLE AU-
TEIoRITY.

The Botanic Remedies Of Doctor Raphael, tho English
Botanic Physiclan Jailed yet To make perfect
radical, and permanent cure Of ALL
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PRIVATE, SECRET, AND vENEREAL
DISEASES.

without the use OF Mercury without hindrance from
buaness and without fear OF discovery exposure No
deadly poisous such arsenic, yomicn, opium, OF
Any other poisons Nomercury any deadly minerals
nothing but purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies are
used by thls wonderful Botanic Physician Ills Botanic
Ilemsdiss yet failed to cure tho most obstinate
and the most cases. and to remove all mercury
aud other impurities from the system when all other
Rnmalins Ind hlilnh. .-lLsdical JolFllal.
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brewery descrpiIo
oIonI ma.a

Having one Of tho most complete Printing Eslab
hshmenis in Southern Ohio, our acliHss for doing all
kinds of Work, Book, Plain, or Ornamental, are ars
class, We have of the fastest Presses, and have
all the modern styles ofTypo, and we employ the
host workmen
We have three Power Presses connected with ou
job Department and are prepared to execute work
with neatness aud dispatch.
Es-orler- nom abroad will receive prompt aitsn
ton Address
EMPIRE COMPANY, Dayton, ohio.
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NujSEM ENT9.
IlAkSuMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

lr,, -ossssd, ., an enormous erpsr.t-
A COMPANY uF SIOUX AND WHINE
NAGO lNrlANS AND SQUAWS,
al fne. p"c'mrn. Of their tribe. They ere %
exhibition tNtEI DAY nom . o'co In ~ fcrss
noon 90 = EN- no.n ~ til Pm; end nom ,
til IL in the c,cuine AID vii eo - Intervals var
Gus son,, nsrca, aid q her representatives. Of sh
Ycculis Re- OF th-ir tribes --
btklNG tACH TRAMArIC INTEBTAINhENr
IN the iactu'e Room, me viii aso agpeai, ANA Gfvse
goat ,sric'y cf N II N.tiousl
WAR DANCES AND SONGS,
SCALP pANCF, CORN LANCE.
Ply nASCt, III STINI nANCK,
noCAsIS GAM, &c, &c.
al accompanied BY their app or isto eongv.
HE MONS1ER PYTHON
luE GRLAr DRAGON OF THE EAST
and n. istss., Of ,he ssIpent tribe ever ,eea
on III NSgrM b mnAtnstiTTAiS So9SriSSNT.
under the direct on 81 that IoYai and taantsd actos
G. " CLARKE, Esq,
con(s~~ OF NE m~t tslrutea srilste, appear in
sfLESnlp DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES.
hhlli At and ~ O'Clock r. N.
Admission TO all " et4 .Caidrss undez 10. 10 cn.Ii9
NEW SOW VERY 1iikATRE--
4 Nso.o frorns,er Mr., }. ". L1NaARDs
rkiuti, August a, lses
lht GHOST. TuE GHOST.
NEW BowERY THEATRE
SURPASSED.
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.

JNiE SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED
Il BY the Hoard " supervisors 20 examine cla,uu
nado hfsiuti the counJ Tor DAMAGE alesed 10 have
been sustained by thc destruction " Injury 70 build
irs or ohr real or psfsona pcC oery In eonssquenrS
o. tht recent riot, ill bold meetiss At the Cham
hrf VI ia. board ~ aupers isors, No. II Cit!
nAll, Gu ttdsy, Au. flst, 1883, at O'Clock r
NJ. to cors Ter the following cAses.
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DENTISTRY.

a MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
Having had 10 roots eItnetsd without pain
~ Dr. d. JAY VIILEkS, lS Grand q. q tfor,s
rom ,bInad~. | ohr-rtuliy iDscrt this e 3 ro.o,n.
,nehnAt!on 10 thoNe suffering rom tootharhs AZ.
HhsAhf MOI SF- - sprinsu. 2is
R. JOHN HOWE, +35 CANAL STREET
sets srtt Of teeth on silver at u 10 Alb ON cola
% go eeional sett. 81 cents per tooth, tse,a
nHra WIN gold bone cement, or other finsA 10 ca
70 - pan tooth Teeth extracted without pain' sss
DHS. GRIFFIN, 25s GRAND ST, NEW
=, bsookiyn, are tn'ertinS their improveA AItihs,a,
as,,h vlth or Without extracting the roots Fun
ti on gold or plhtinS, go; on silver IN rubber "a
ExuleuaI. w.
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SEWING MACHINES.

SEWlNG INCONSISTENCIES, FINKLR
- Lvoa'. Hote' Wheeler 4 wilson. and Elm.
PIE Tor sA!e and o. rent. Also, nschInes DO eh,
s-.a exchanged. oSs b.SadsAy. 7. II. DIAMOND III
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NklANIED--A SINGLE MAN OF STEADY
tah',, .. take e.. Of slri,n, horses, and ear
$50, 49, IA no ha, y 80 rally u.'fal q fre.ra.
srs A u 4
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m E.HECINE3.

TO hOIiERS-DR. NEAL, IS WRsf
10Th 1t, siyessp-ci.i attention to tho trsa, .ul
snl cure ot childr-ns bowel complaints, Psrrl,I epf
sale. Consultations free. ar"
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DANLE NANTlD--TEthD UAND. TO
- -eIs cr ttcsI trIy TO JOHN T. COG 6,
tsS Grsr.s. v H. 10. .f
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100 GOOD STEADY SKIRT HANDS
y.nI,i on woven work. A. tEs Eagle 6iJt
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

A ,HANCF-A 2-STORY HOUSE AND
Aot for sale. IN At. Green Point hot un,ou ave
and libstty Of. Immune on the 1T ruisss.
40 .ITRi NIAV DONHyAy
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: ANftD--S coon BNSTkRS on
y fl-i'c., op' 800 .i"r ....s own machine.
.aAH OFT blouse 20 NAB: cod tut, On hole ma
y
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Two Itl--iN I'LL SIS BUILDING, COR
net 81 NAas.u aud lHl,ou Of, . .srss room Oh the
uoNi, 41iSn. WITH smiows font and icaJ, stiit.
shlc Cot an ianuist sui business. Inquire a. N.s-
hu ~, Hou. $40
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4 BAIIlki oF HEAVY ARTILLERY
-. use snd tolihcauou dHt,; b"urt, to ne- re-
c'' tl',: ID 'l,r's &C. ehlstug. s55l rriicf 10
iau. ono ll' Chatham >, Ne- Tutk city.
CALM ~ ohA. ar. apt. I3,h " y. Art Atp
FOREIGNERS AID THOSE N-jl LIABLE
= &c dss,i can t'ccyc ist.e bgu liie' ~ oash DOWN
~ ra-l.nf On CAPS. y NNSEl, Co. n. iith \. y, v.
Iannlsuy Hal. ~
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I INNIIIN--
~ Good nnsIstcr- w.ntrd "a
e'iiEr DusOas,
90 htss fLttous, u tslvn.

pOLIsHER WANTED-ONE WHO uN.
- cent rh p1lthias With emery sheeIa, can 10.