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, 1864-05-24

DROPOSALS.-Proposa1s will be
L xsceaved for tho TN md coppeE york ct tae
until i O'Clock n Of Jtuo ~, 1851 1t tia otfe Of
tas sapsn7s1a.nt .ass. 9';5ss I'd speetncsoss
Rds 91n st.te r. ptiee psi .1Re1aaA foot 1ox q
nd tas pze pr ltat u foot Tor thu SslvsatEsd
down Epuut8 or conductors.
Bidders must GtAte the px1t4 paf found faa1 VIII u
loV for the TalTaEized iron d1ttIs. ARd coruEEatad
eoIsx11R, intsnded for tho rock aad noVo
hand fbia MAt&t24 II entirely GoN md n &ood eoG~
tif3o1a. Hever having been used
Tho Department ftserves tho rkat e ts5ect M q
cStse Of tho ton te1a{atay rom thAs 1of
be sccorapaaisd b1 tho written kalz antea
oftEo fe1po9xoIq xbco1 that the bidder Ii aot 70
pesforn tho Work. md will &ecapt &ns ooeuAos Il
F1ooosels nrs& be enclosed IN sealed snTe1ope-
a.Hs}HG ~ ths SnnsrtS Ntndart And Bodofred Fro.
poaal for RoonnS." y. AAh155:s 1as:s~
r,rhrrra Mnv a. f63 mY@t f1.3 81 Tu EuAxU
, 1864-05-24

Odlce houEs-a to II 4. u. and toAF.N.
m3.1&6xlt
NOTHING STOPS THE RUSH
~ to EvHRITTS. Ii Lake asreet. TIE esols4t
gallery IA the city. Work aoae IN this
warranted to bs ~ good ~ can he procured auy.
whe1e. Ca9tes do Vislse onty u per dozen.
WIN. i, EYHRlTf, Propr.
KAy N1AA, Operator. uJ3+Estt1s
DILL, CAMPBELL & CO.,
i L. Grain and Prodsce CoouualsaIu4 Nseohant& ana
9snetal AEs9ts, ~ eauth Natsx stEoes. Eheaxo n
Ic1tsd. Reiersncea ~ peEuArslon-T11a. Ul1mAn
Co.. BAake.E, ChfcASo; fof1at6 4 ooAna: 4oxeA
Htothsrt; King, Kel{egg l. Co. FA1zs Bill 9co.
n. Flanders 4 Co.
kAKf /. HILL, /. It. J. CANPHBLL. IoH3 HILL.
MT14 FE&,.1m
, 1864-05-24

l-rHA FERRY BoT AND TIE FTNASCIKR: 4
narrative, x1ztHx1I AuIHN1rcs Of the boy nfo
Of Hon. Q. ?. Chne. Secretary Of ths 1reasuxJ.
1yA gentleman Of e1tab1lahed literary reputation.
Illustrated By ChampneJ. 171nc- 31.1s.
J. Our AnrA1c1 o1p19s for thia work vera see copies.
s--xoUTH1 Ms1oRx OF TEE R1BELL1ox: By
v. u. 1hayeF. 11uos With fRe mnsRahoes,
strongly bound. tl.z5.
This admirably yAnLr H1x1o1T il mixing ~ way
all through tho loyal States, and uestz With tbs
wssmest approval.
sEURICR: Betnx volume Of The hvo11ta sPxo.
rA11" se1!es- By Mis- LzadGf. Prof1ss1y ll1ns-
t1ated, trom swtsa ortkinAls. 1snao. - cent?
+sroRHs or THE rATn1ARcHs: Being tho
~ old Teatasae.t STOKES 1etold, Vitn such dstsils
Of locality. scenery, Dc, ~ Etva \ new Vitality.
ncsh interest, and deeper meaning to tAa record.
By o. B FrothtnghAH, Author Of "BtorIes from
tha11ps Of the Teacher" Do. Square, limo, Win
swelva v1Snstte Illustrations. @l12.
.+1m P1oEKKR BoE-tA- Ltncala.> Ar.Tn.Jer'.
Lite fthe P1es.dcnt-the most popular and trugt-
worthy .Adued. Over TWENTY 1uorsAsp sold
already. ulult.A.ed, {1.25-
e1HE FARNER BoY-{aeorxs wa.h1r xton., Tae
ht4t life Of the Father Of his Countryr ret pus-
1ishsd. for The yonng. 1emo. Illustrated. Sis.
z-1HE so1oR-GuARD: Being cofpo.al's Kotes
of Military 6t1s1ce In ths Nineteenth Army
I3s4&- ~ k4T+ j. \. 6o4@E1s WHO ToluntaeH4o
asA private In the FiftS.Second Nssaaehusests,
and vent through the campaign. limo. GLE.
s-THE WHIP, HOE AND SWORD; Or, Ths Gulf
Department in ~. BJ Rev. Gto- Il. HepHortn.
limo. SIS.
a-CHAPI.AIN FULLER: Being LH&6ketch Of
kex EnGlAad G1e1gJmAn and m Ara7 Chaplain
limo. Portrait. 41.o.
This volnmo has ! wide 1ntertat from. Tho sTspto
picture Of Camp and Field Lte which It prusants, and
II ya4t amount Information tho sub
tcs Of the conduct md progress of the not eso
wheYe ohtAfnAble.
lG-sPEECHE3, 3,LECTUREs EsANDADDREs811 By
Wendell Philips. yol.. svo. Elegantly printed.
with Aupe1b steel portrait. &13o.
Bo1d by the T1hde eyerJHhess, or sent fea By zatl
On receipt Of the p1tcs-
, 1864-05-24

DORK AND BEEF. F.-ATees Pork,
l. Thin Ness Pork: Print Ie1s Pe.kand Meas Beef
C0 hand ApA ter aAls Ut our WAfthou1e, corner Vt
Adaa9 and etAso streets. Es ARC eonstaaly repsck.
country and city 1Acksd perk putting ourtnspee
sound. ful 1aEht, nd up 90 standard qualify -
marked UNDERWOOD CO eMeo ls7 So. Water
~tr@kt Hy4tcHu fu
, 1864-05-24

IAN directed b. tho War Department to warn all
soldIet1 Of faroaxhsd Regt1nenta and oexaoixAtoua
aud al oalttsd men Who have been INDIVIDUALLY
furlorkhtd. from whatever Army or Department, Of
the absolute necessity Of prompt rctnf7 70 their
commando
All soldiers fAllink to return At ONCA rpen 10
expiration Of fnr1ou9h. Will be placed In dangerous
pos1tior, for tho War Department hAs determined to
abandon IT. part 1enency in dealing with excuses Of
dellnquents- JANIS OAKEa
Lieut.. Col, q. 8. L, and 4. .A.FM.Gm m
, 1864-05-24
Kendall County Delegates,
, YoHKyn1B, KENDALL Co., |
liz. Nav Al 1874

IT S. ASSISTANT ASSESSORS
- . OFFICE. MAT -, 1881.
All peT1oni doing business between STATE and Clafk
street, nd Randolph and South Water ssreets, u
s1d Carriage Tax. ~ required by lay. will do i:
orce thercby eAt!nE 80 per cent psnalty and ne Of
L. =. sTREKTER, Aaststsat Atsessex.
, 1864-05-24

HOUSEKEEPER ER.-An American
Ill Lazy, posssazinE lnsenisaneo and education,
u e11eht OF children, aach t1tu2aoA otEere3, Or
would apstGt In tAoHE cf BfcK person. Address
~ NfB q H." thtnuKu fh4 Post Onlee. Eny7+gte6It
, 1864-05-24

FkIS0 TK1ar7E-
Gems. BesureEasd md Fozrest, and Lieut., Gov.
, 1864-05-24

Capture Of a Rebel Mail.
NEW YoRk, May 13.-Two me1 weso captured
near Annapolis, with a Largo rebel mail. dastined
to Baltimore. with letters for New York, Boston
md Philadelphia parties; also, - 900 In gold and
44.o00 in Rrrenbaek1.
Tho letters speak Of scarcity Of food &c. and
contain highly Important information.
, 1864-05-24

Cou0n"r3t3ou.
.ALeAHT. May 23.-Ths la1ge CIR shop Of tho New
York Central Railroad WAS destroyed BY d1d this
morning; Loss estimated At ono handred thon.
eaud dn1t4ra.
, 1864-05-24

n r. BLACKALL, II. D., Office
NJ No. p Dearborn ssrcet, Room No. l. Speciality:
sp14l Complaints DaoFnlttes. PAfalyAt, &c. by ths
SWEDISH MOVEMENT CURE.
odlcs hour to II 4. u. and to&P.N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-02-19
DIED.

In Port Tobacco Nd. on The 9th lnSTa31. ~;
JONATHAN I. PADGEl J, IN 0PE'5''' '''''
successful merchant. AGED IL years.
1osenh 3 HILL esq. Of prospect. Hlit.
Prince Georges county. MorEIond, d'ed o.t
the 26th Of january, lS64, ia the 10Th year o.
his age.
In Washington. on the 18th instant, Capt
VIM. J. UAkDEN. aged 50 years t@Pl,
Darden, wa, . native Of Virginia, but tor s!ly
last twenty year: resident Of " h'nGl4t AZ" 5
except for brief period was employed III '''
Post Office Department.
short hnt nniniul illness. JOSEPH BLAChlE'
in the 3Ist year Of his age,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-02-19

The weather reports by telegraph Indicate
extreme cold to the east and west, and very
rapid falling Of the mercury. In many locall'
ties Wednesday is reported as the codest day
of the season
A gentleman whose name IS withheld, has
recently donated ninety thousand dollars 20
Yale College, for the purpose OF erecting new
dormitory building. This makes between
three hundred thousand and four hundred
thousand dollars which have been donated 10
the college during the past year.
The Orthodox church, at Wilmington,
Mass, was destroyed by fire on Monday even
ing, together with other property, loss OF
twenty thousand dollars; the organ and l.
brary Of the church were saved.
On the occasion of the launch Of the gun
boat Cbickasaw, at Carondolet, Mo, on the
9th, distressing accident occurred. Miss
Jennie Eads daughter Of the constructor
Mrs. W. ?. Bradley, Miss Stewart, Of Chlca-
go (who was TO name the vesse]) and several
other ladies' were dragged overheard by the
fouling Of <onc Of the cables, and Mrs Brad
ley was drowned.
4 man from Cambria county, Pa. on return
Ing home iroln nine months service II the Fed
eral army. found that his wife had been false
to him, and killed her paramour.
Eight dwelling houses in Philadelphia were
consumed by FIRE esteTday,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-02-19
mr navton and the Confederate Cruisers.
Paris correspondent Of the Ne" 1ofk

mr, dayton and the ConIeee1@' ' -
A Paris correspondent OF the Ne" o1A
rr;,na. states that Minister Dayton has entefea
bic protests with he French Government Vl5n
reference 70 The Confederate vessels, the EZoE!-
da and the Rappahannock. Dir. Dayton ".
iected 70 the Florida being allowed 70 recruit q
new crew n place Of the old one winch nae
sE,auf}oned her, as vi:lation o. tie neutrality
laws. 10 this The French Goyernnenf re-
Dlied shat they only count the men mas come
in on the vessel and 80 oar on 2er 'haS my
40 NOT take cognizance OF the names or ratlon-
aIfv Of the men, but only Of their number; II
fine that they have nothing 10 DC with Tie
personality Of the men. and that toey c'''''o1
fake counizancc Of she TACT that changes
~ ,a,sons are made or, hoard the vessel
The n. S. Minister claimed nevertheless, hat
no sailor can be recruited Tor the vessels III
French norf without violation OF their Own
law and he argues further, that they might
as we'll appply the principle OF number and
moi Of men 70 cannon and other articles o. the
first necessity on board ship. prlncpIe ohEl-
ouslv unfair, since inferior men. the same as m
ferior cannon, may be thus continually replaced
With regard to the Rappahannock the French
Government declare that she came into port
under stress of weather, and must be permit
ted 10 make repairs subsequently,, when no
packages arrived Tor her, Mr. Dayton former.
protested against their being allowed to 60 on
board, but on the ground that they contained
articles necessary for the repair OF the "oclde'A1
that had betallen her machinery they were per
lnittea TO 20 0 board. Mr.. Dayton has been
assured that as the vessel came into port 3
merchantmen, she must 60 out the sauIe; she
will not be permitted 70 obtain single article
in French port for val purposes. She cam5
in disabled II. erchantman, and n1ay go out .
repaired one but nothing more: And that
there may be no deception about this the french
naratilne police, in accordance Wleh orders
from Paris visit the vessel every day. Tho y,
S. Minister is not satisfied with the conduct OF
the French Marine Office in this case, and s1as
strongly protested against it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-02-19
J=lyz g lexaujlrtu 0azett :
FRIDAY EVENING, FEB. 10.

4 writer IN speaking ol Iis2'0 go
r;fv t1oun1y anl j. S. government ofnces III
,h;s naos, states that Of the City Councl! TOUR
:. o,on New England, two from Maryaah"'
and cvo from England. Ut the Aldermen
three are New Englana men, one lfls'l, os.'
E,o);sb and one alary|ander, " toe city OH
cow nine only are Virginians. The COUNTY
Sbor;f Commissioner Of the Rt venue ANA
,,lerk Of the County Court are, the hESt lTo"
New England, ana the other two from E''s-
Ind The Deputy Sheriff is from Ne" york; '.(o,
- : thc Clerk Of the Gas Works ne
Senatorial Delegate in the state Conveh-
tion'' is from the Wooden Nutmeg o'atg
New England is also represented IN thc Jus
xon, House and Post Office. The Judge OF the
T>;s*r;cf Court IS Northern man, and tne Oe,
n,,ty Marshal an Irishman. The smallest
sharo Of the officers, by far, is held by people
horn or reared here.
o.;1ont lincoln. IN q proclamation dated
Yesterday, declares the blockade OF inc port u
brownsville, Texas, shall SO tar ca sc ano de-
tar,,;oo from AMI after this date, that COM
,,,orc;,l Intercourse with said port, except 70
nerson; intending to enter the confederate
service, or for any thing intended for their use'
eha he carried on, subject TO the laws OF the
Tinted States, TO the regulations prescribed by
the Secretary Of The Treasury, AMI, until me
rebellion shall have been suppressed, 70 such
orders rs may be promulgated by the General
commanding the department. or 10y an othcer
dulv authorized by him AMI commanding at
said post
The New York Journal Of Commerce argues
that "the State Banks will have 10 unite IN
opposition to the Treasury Departments po-
sition they dare not assume: or, go on as they
are with diminished power AMI prestlge, while
the Government fayorites run away with the
denosits and the consequent profits or, organ
;za under the new act with such amendments
as they can secure by the grace OF the DON'T
nant party at Washington. The Journal as
sumes that they will pass ty the first and Sc,
cona 60 adopt the last mentioned course
All accounts In the newspapers concur IN
rcnresenting the cold Of the past few days, as
$50 ,noct ;nfonso oxnerienceu this winter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-02-19

All accounts in the newspapers concur IN
representing the cold Of the past few days, as
the most intense experienced this winter
With US, the rivers and creeks are all ice
bound. hunting creek is crossed by hundreds,
as If it were the solid ground, and the heavy
steamers sent 60 keep open the channel OF the
river move with much difficulty.
The "fyeezo,'' We are afraid will increase the
tendency TO high prices for all kinds of provi-
sions now SO manifest. We hope NOT, howev-
or. Let no man take advantage OF the circum'
stances to increase the burthens Of the poor, or
to make exorbtant profits.
A Union paper is to be established al Lou
isville, Kentucky, early in March, to sustain
the Federal Administration, oppose slavery,
and sustain Green Clay Smith, BrutusJ. Clay,
Randall, ana Anderson, unconditional Unonists
from Kentucky IN the present y. S. House Of
Rep
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Otiitnrtti, l 9iunO tf l Quart.
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Ayers S~arsapaTilla.

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Wt:r UBSDELL, pIERS0N 4 Co.
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Stto Nuppims'
Seutftb=amerifamiic6e 1pmane.

Ualt jerern Icut1b.u auT amerifoniI6em goren
1T ct Nams > ito Rurptus t)etannl, pe1en
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ptrgaBepts pirtliGen 9rttna ali
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res an Natari40nteitsn % rsi&sn Arpptio<Satsrz
lanpss.
Die unttr3,ian.sr gerla95tuttarrIung tittt
trprrG Oem GentIten QutItttm sinen @9tiu5 Nup-
ua ih;r Iomone iUr rem auBerlt tilt9tn preii
On 23 Genta pro 9anO teIstcnr aus:
J. Ter TepIar.
9. Dotgerm tntBptsQeeI lars
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Jl(uatrirtt
Soaei9icassA 0lcmDer
fir 1861.

EGE ESDI.
3inrnra .yIsus, III mir tit srgtttnt Wittttte
!an3, raj IT'D rrc 1854 ZEN in 9;ir}j1 erittintn'
Otn Yagur'jten iIulrirt:n F1miIl,nsHaI:ut:v
tn 10000 GYtmployen iUr rtt Gu. Stnnt,n y
Noyrlmtit1 tttjtjyt. Ttyitltt ,tihrtt It'd .
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a.nftR i'tT rcrt9tiltui Gus, III Der Tris ~
2s SeutS
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k]rNtisnsn, ttr.n al oWf tttr Sti.t
stss III. eusssiti1utt Inr. NuE,r'
Itm ii In itN.ki Galtnrtr rim 66nsr Stat
| d sntbaIten. Sstn Bsrmot 4 sroE
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rleen i nyprtirt,n 6aIcnetr s~ntbaltrn, nGm-
lid aut;r ttm oitrcnrmiitsn uno Groro!raiibtr
eaItnf:r mad r.utih.r, aub siu,n lol1en
aad s1,sttasd. 3.;tr;Gnans.
q. 3iefsl,
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Ayers Ague Cure.

~ n IL NJ ha1ch~S nj
County Of Gassonsde.
Ia the Gsscoaads County CsHrt.
November term 1858
fow at this day comes Henry SAUDEGS
administrator of the eststs Of
6HxDERICK GIBSON, deceased,
sal hies is petition pr aging fol the usls Of
so much OF his real es,srs Of sad deceased,
as Will he sufficient lo rsE the debts Of said
estate, which petition BENG accompanied BY
Il statement OF tus s~ilg.Iion Of said sststs,
veryfied 10y tn affidavit. Of SAID administrs-
tor. by which : appears that there be net
sufficient assets u his hands 10 pay said debts.
Therefore j. rs ordered by the court, thai
all persons interested in said estate be nsts
he'd, that unless good cause 10 the contrary
De aAo7n Al tae next term of this csSrt, 10
be held and began On the second Monday Of
FEBRUARY next at the courthouse in Herman
an order Will be made for the sale Of so mash
OF the rsaI estate of said deceased, as will
be sufficient to n4y said debts. And it il
iurther ordered that q copy Of this srdsr b
published for four wssks in seat nswsIapsr
printed in this county.
| "A true sspy attest
JANEs AREOTF, Clerk.
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Gin tsraAtt8tsr @rabsnr1utsr in GnGIaRf
tsulte sinssiaresn, une Ia fersits frlssr Hsr Gin
iaSrer elmer aupsrn Sanst fstgsssmmsn MAR,
purftn 8trn cpHirsntirt. Irr Nttisr irast.
2~tttugn: ,SttTrt Gisier Sri aud gu Carer
Same gu ga" ontHortets ext Gjefra9tt, paEsr
u viii ais is mciE, mar ct nur e~frsnMit5Iies."
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9ansiprs: gu, etUHlt, lei ssns 9u:HanIsr,
eem 6ris.cr, mu6 &c au Rat9di am Gssta isi.
/ sluub', rrr 9Ut fol RirHIs mst vi Der Sutns.
St0fitI1 S sIaub's islssr! - Dis'n am
epnnms tsi tkM Smea ii, fnp graz al ftint
9Iaus nj! ssrlsults aas t'Stssa IA tuanta.
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Anttiouator.

Der llu%tsrsst&uttt 1T tur6 9.rausnakms Ella.
9. ct. 9ie.ni 6srt&ti9t, auttiUn.n in li.I,m IN
rem ansr.n3.neen Guunti.s as;utolt.n. Bplu 1.
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ger gtritnung tmpF.Rlt.
3u9t.t6 maGt er sarauf aufnsrti am, lAi AaA
ssm nsu.n Stsutrs.ts auss aucttsnirsn stns 81
c.ni BET CITRATE zen $50 fir issss ~sin;tlRs Btrs
s.Asu s%sr5stea II.
Sstn1 .. Rt.as.
4netipnatsr.
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Etr Brdute,

3mEt grisis f&riet iu S6ptt8trYutsr icon,
Sssar Die S&piessrmutter eiu.A
gn mid, ieit in Der 8sFssns i'd mo6u',
GSa msiue graut @svEie nod tsissn.
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9~iniuSsraSt RE cine sieIs:
nSisr brute, listsr Hrolrs, grub unr Rug.
Gdru Iariste Id airr 9latr, Id GuIe."
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Gin 8sutr g~crigitt:e am gonsta9s tin GtI:
t,im Naufplpi:l, @Is sr n1a 9aufs fam, Ityis
iia &ciG: oetsf III, las il bic Slrait, wtil
Iii rem G'cttce,j:uF %rct.5unt lof," 2crnis sre
misstlc 81 isr: Gar metn et1 a,nennsu Sat, wRr
aWA tM "2jltsfauiG."
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ST.. Oerbarb'S
SnuHrirtcr
gamilien-gxltaan
far
1864.

Gtstr uSlufirts BariIi,N-&altnltr" wilder
iit don III i,intA irub,r.n Satrsxrf.n ZEN ~.
9ttttittsfm Seifau hes GutIltuns Hnl Der prtgt
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rur 1852 UNI '63 ni&t ttrausatl,ien surlt,
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nlat gin BUD isjn, StIGts Ilss itA Gatum iaG,
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IN tststratHta,s Sswl fttttx
at e.
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RS~ Ssttuun9tn auf sn ,amrritan
den 9ritulturt en-" IN tin,m GrQa
pr SaGr werlsn t;ier8t cpn
Sp4n g. 1iat.
Dr0trf trnn'n auf rsr YoftpiTr. oFltgsttn p.rs
BEN. @rfeelp 6 Gents rer SaGr. .