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IIANiRG tini day purchased the entire Interest of
III a. q. Nixania the irm " Bfe ne a Nixon, /
shail coPtnne 10 carry on the Wn0irsslf and Retail
Cloihing busine-s. Having large Vt ick 81 clothing
hand, purchased before the grenr -dVanee. .hail
offer rlothinR cheaper thao nsy othsr house toWn.
wishing 10 reduce my 90 'A, the reason OF my
OF ring my good soch ap sm seinF--
Fine tal pants from. ..........g d 50 10 so an
Fan cashmere pFnt- ffutt.......... a. 20 20 tl
Plan aud snoy cs-.ine pants ifutl.. 3 "a TO np
Fnecloth caats tom, ...... u a. TO 20
fue rqssitnefe cOais uuut..,........ o. to 20 -
Fine cassnef roafs Woni....... ..... 20 10 ~
L. rg. 80 g. f oyo5ooaa fsilii.,.... ~ 90 80 a.
Rnys' elathiug, of superior cla- which cannot D.
snrpas-ediu the Esstur West trs. -tu,k n' boys'
rai'e oyercosis, NhHh AN "0,iln+ tA'''drpiy lus
Sl-u n es stock 81 """ 4o"'i- ~ sh aeie Inr
ha 81 before "a fuffru risr, wu'rh fit ~ low
,ompsred wdh rrte,n. pUct' o. GOOD. puv, -ed
this fsi W q RkESF,
auFy4 30 az Nam 70 Opposite toe court Htuat
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BosroN, Sept l0-Banks Offer it is said
to bid for four and half millions Of the new
six per cent loan
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HAY-Timotby $40 per ton
WHISKY SO.
T0MATOES-$3 90 per hush


Nav YogK, Sept H. l--Cotton quiet nj ! 60
! 81; Flour scarce. market dull and heavy
nomlnaly lower 50 1000 90 Ex State 10.
9O@ II 10 round hoop Ohio; wheat dull, jC0.
lOc lower; POOP 30 amber Michigan; 90
for unsound do corn heavy aud lower, 6Oc..
t96lc. mixed Wes,ern; oats heavy and drci.
dedly lower, soc @90c Western PORK heavy.
81 90 mess; ~ 2j6l3 90 new 30 40 prime
beef dul cut meats nominal; lard shade
lower, 23l@24s whisky steady so sugar
firm, 20l OPP Cuba petroleum nominal, a.
crude Sj refined bond 81 free.
New York stock Markets
NV focE September / Stocks dull and
easier GoldS2 l5ss
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ANNOUNCEMENTs.

To OANpipArEs.-Under the head Of eannOunes-
menis ~e ltinsert the nsnes OF gentlemen who
1eslte !o he candidates forthe various Offices to 10
iiledni the OctUher election, for slUn Whieh In All
carer, must accompany the announcement
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LOste Shawl Lost somewhere between
Water and Second, a Lady $ Scarlet Shawl --
The finder will please leave it at this Office
l2a
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CANAL NOTICE,

FINHE spter will be drawn from the canal from Mid
l dlrtlwn To Cincinnati on saturday, aeptrmi, r
nth and -i on again 0otoher 1T ooller Il repairs
are completed.
THOMAS BROWN,
snpsrintendent Division, No. Miami kr a Clnd
nAnIh All
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For SaIe.

AZ ACRES Of land one and half mics west o
fD Dayton on the Wolf Greek Pike, on which ~
'iuated good Brick House aud Ham VIII he sold
at alargNn II sid zoon. 3. G.. SNYDER
sopt6-lwd
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DOR RENT No 25O 3d street, tor five or ten
e ysars Enquire Al az Second street OF Of d.
s. BOUCHER, Agent sepis
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Nrm advertisements.
EARELL KEOuGn,Y Estnte.

'OIlOE is hereby given, that the undersigned has
y neen duly appointed and qualified Va executor
OF the last will and Testament OF Far. keouh iate
Of MONTY smery county Ohio, de,,ascd
sept eth, 1854 ROBERT BATES.
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De,OIutiOn OF CO.pnrtneTshlD.

WN9WNWIIWW VI WYNN NWNI NIIVs
nNHE partnership heretofore existing under The firm
1 Of frRNrpsG, MAusE a Co IN Mninq BasBess
at "Bnr,cs LiHA' D"V0n, OHIO, was dissolved hy
All persons lSnoainE Themselves indebted 10 Aani
firm are requested to call sud rete, and all having
claims agRiustthe hrm will pre-, ent them ior paymeni
immediately. The books will bs found AT the Office
ot HEHsY FKRNkDlNG a son, No. 3, Keuton
street where alone, the aocouuts will he settled
HENRY FERNEDING,
GEORGE MAu,E,
ANDREW MAUSF
DAYTON, August H., 1864. augts lind
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NEw YoRY Sept 10 -Heralds New Or
leans CORE spandent, 30, says:
The latest arrivals from Brszos Santiago,
brings reports that several vesses which sail
ed from New Orleans lately, for MAtamora
with carsoes intended for the Corlnas gov
arnment OF gonerul market, have been seiz
ed by the French at the month Of the Rio
Grahde
The Herald's Matamoras letter Of the 26th
Of August RaYe;
All communication from that direction is
cut off by he French Cortinas declares that
he will defend Matamoras against the French
but as the city has no fortihcations, Il will be-
dilicnli for him 10 hold it He dsmands Of
The Merchants there loan Of Sl60 900 10
speci,, wh.rh they refuse
Messrs lunn and Hurd, acting British and
Prussisn Cunsnls, have been thrown iotu pris.
on together, for resisting The demand for
money.
General Mria was advancing on Matamo
ras with 600 troops He had reached aud
occupied Mou;erey President Juarez made
no reaisinnoe bat left ior Uhihauhau.
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GEORGE WOGAMAN
shenfof Monte aomery County, ONO.
DAYTON, september I'D, 1864. PptB
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No eEBELs svepRlsEp Rr oRAYT.


west OF toe Jerusa EN- plank road, and occu.
pied by the Third Division OF the Third Corps,
the pick cts have been so close together that
they could converse without difficulty On
a part OF this line, and some distance in the
rear of their advance, the enemy had thrown
up iine OF slight works, with the intention,
it is supposed, of falling back 10 them, when
occasion might demand 1t was determined.
last night, to drive them back TO this line, and
thus strengthen our own.
About midnight, when all was quiet the di-
vision was formed in line of batue, and the
picket lIHe being reinforced, was ordered to
advance.
The rebels we're evidently not prepared for
such movement hey were completely
taken by surprise, and nearly the entire line
captured, They made every effort to reiakA
the lost ground, but did not succeed Our
men now occupy ths line and are securely en-
trenched We took about 100 prisoners
while our loss wss very light
Desuhory firing has been kept up in that
vicinity all the morning, and the enemy feel
sore at being 50 taken by surprise Some OF
them called Out TO cur men, saying That
was a cursed mean trick, anyhow, but We II
pay You up for it before long.
ADIsPArcn FROM HOOPS ARMY.
The Richmond Examiner, of to-day (9lb), !
contains disratch from Hoods army dated
Sept 18th, which says;
y esterday our advance drove the enemy |
from Ionesboro, and captured the hospital
containing 30 of our wounded Sherman
continues to draw back toward Atlanta, for
the PURPOSE, II is reported, Of strengthening !
the works on the eastern aud southern ap-
proaehes lhereto.
Fifteen hundred will cover our losses from
all causes, IN the battles and skrmshes Of
last week. The army is now in fine spirits.
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HEADoARTERs Army oF TnE PoToMAc, Sept.
9--P. The batteries on the right center OF
our lines kept up quite lively fire to-day at
intervals
The noise made by the cars as they passed
toward he front, attracted the attention Of
the enemy, and they endeavored to interrupt
the operations Of tho road, but without sue
cess.
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Dissolution of CO-PartnerShip

r. y. nrREsHEN ~ +. JoRoAs, Att'ys.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Advsnce sad Successes Of 0snsRab
0rsne I'm Virgtats-map OF the Bcsa0
OF Conniet-The Meveme nts Of 0snsroI
Butler Up the JAMES Riv-r-rh. vigor.
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NEWS FROM \ CALIFORNIA !

Z vsntisn An RsGara q ths Wsr--Hnors~s Z
81 tAs FrsAS swlsA slsxfss. a., -. 3
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sosducsd sr sbosssa Durposs and 70 rsvolssonss
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jus, sn< honorss'e sssms An EFFORT IVES made 70 con
denn the var for any purposs but failed N Governors
Bssr, Dovney snd Weller have elected delegates
shs Chicago Convention.
me steamer John L asvsos sailed Cor Mazasian 70
day With cargo valued 1t $50 900.
me trade With Mexico "a rapidly Increasing.
Flour and grain quiet There has been light rsn
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

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- ~ y y " Du"o' 90 n
SHs " Maud. Co d. 18Th NV
ehn Noland. Co A. t8th NV
= gAyers, Co U, x5th Nv
Madara. % !. Vth y J
JorAlemon. Sab n J betty
Gig r.: A''.s.rA GO O
Alfred Aurphy. Co =, iitA
vm Compton, 90 =. litA ra
Corr sHs: J Van o..s.ss. o. 4.
nth Pa cav
e.ses : Hosess. % ?. liza
~ Diossy. % I. iNA Pa ssv
y rhompson, o &~ p
lego. O. @, iish RI
1JWAapse. Go q. III BeAy
A Keller. 90 X, 1lth = cav
-, .: = xass. Col. iish n
y saaosa. Co ., ii,h rs cav
fAillpw alma, Co @. Sd MI cay
" KiaRseury. % O, % MI
cavalry .
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General Kautx's Juno item with Genera
Butler.
[COrrespondonos OF the New Regime
In nuE FIELD, NEAR CHn1HR, \

MONDAY MORNING, May 8, 1854.
General Kautz, who loft Suffolk last Wednesday, with
heavy cavalry FORCE Joined General Butler last evening.
During hts march he crossed the Bacwater and
proceeding through the enemys country recrossed the
Backwater At Bluns Bridge from thence through Surry
county, Prince Georges county 10 City Point. During
this adventure he several times encountered the Con-
federate forces and had quite skrmsh with Hoke's
brigade There was great rejoicing at headquarters
the success OF General Kautzs explok. .ae
The whole army Is now In motion toward Richmond.
Nothing could equal the enthusiasm OF the men; and
when It leaked out that they TO be led ION Rich
mond," csch man seemed moved ~ II by some personal
muulse.
General Butler did . characteristic thing yesterday
Upon learning the and rank Of the COMMANDER Of
the army gunboas which led the ascent Of the james
river on Thursday no ordered that be be promoted from
. leutenancy 10 . captaiDcy.
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TIE BLOCKADE OF WILMINGTON.
a ~~o~~-~-~-~--~~---~-~--~
Night Attack by the Rebel Ireh-Ciad
North Carolina.
5 III E Is ID L A T Il N OFF.
~~~>>~~~-~>~~~>~>~>~~~<~~~~~ .
The Rebel Steamer Supported BY
Four Wooden Vessels.
The Rebel IrOn-Clad Raleigh
Aground,
"a. &e. -.
SHE rs TEN OFF


Ovv INV isnr, N. C. - Z, 1884,
On Ne nRht Of the 9th inss ~ past O'Clock
Vie rebel kon. clad Nor Carolina came out under
cover q The Aarkness and attacked the United States
steamer Nassemon with the sv,den, purpose Of running
her dswn. The intention dkesrnsd IN time 70 avoid
her, bus narrowly sscaped being injured from her
shot and she The Nanssmen hrsd shots a her.
Sus owing 70 The light cabrs Of her they mad
effect On ~ rsbe Glad. Our vessel made signals 70
the nsst q approaching danger Several vesses. whose
s.stss was coevenisst stood FOR she scene. thlk %
thasw was . bIoeksds runner trying 70 escape out
Al nine p. n. the steamer Britannia saw her and
opened rs upon her. WHOM shs rebel wonclad returned
Without however, stosns any damage % The Britannia
The night very DARK and We could mot SEE greater
AjstaAcs than sny yards on Al daylight The rsssl
Mentor discovered BY NE steamer Howqus four
and three quarter miles "a Shore Close by and sssFing
direct for her, The latter immedatsy opened re. srik
log ~ aOsr times shs shos gsncing "a her Ike peas
ore sAsd from Ne kss-elaa rtcschsstsd ana passsd
,hrougA shs snohsssask Of ths HewaSa A. daylight,
The who'll u the nest coming up 70 the scene q action
che onolad put fer Ne bar ss - possibs, accom-
panied By four wooden vessels, Ill armed with heavy
guns ne Ysbsls reostved hot ssusation from Fort
Fisher - they passed. ~ sa'
The wooden vessels which accompanied her out. no
DOUBT was intended 70 her captures 70 Wilmington
and without nnctiog any damage, comparatively speak
ing, any Of the feet Of small gunboass. suppose
tho attack win be renewed tonight, or perhaps they
win try fortune the Western bar, and believe
that they will meet with better Tho North
Carolina has i've guns In ell inside her roof and 70 all ap
pearance Ia very formidable vessel. She has one
gun on each end the roof and three In midshps the
latter DO worked either side. The guns on tho
and DO used broadsdes, bringing ~ one
discharge FIVE guns . side II necessary.
The iron. clad Raleigh 10 aground In the river little
above Fort Fisher and doubt will get OF With the
next high tides Tho vessels were intended TO come
out together, and they had great deal Of disaster
might resulted 10 sct consisting al present OF
but small class Of vessels with exception aud she
was ten miles Of during tho attack and consequently did
not m in 70 tue station until the day well ad
vanced and the clad inside Of Cape Fear river oed
in her attemd faI t.ea
The Huntsviile and De Soto Not Sunk.
Y r#f Bosiox, May IL, 1894.
Tho report OF tho snkns Of the United States steamers
Huntsville and De $3.50 by the pirate Florida arebel
coward Both vessels arrived At Key west on the 10Th
ult from cruise they intended TO remain in port two
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Dea fness. Catar~h, and at Dtscssee e
the Ear Throat Passages ssfully treaeeA
d R0 LIGHTHILL. "a 81. Marks place.
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vaughan's Cartes dc vistte Are Ace
kuowisdged the best he ds oil until suited Yrcofs ave
minutes aftsr sktnG - Bowsry
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wigs, Toupses, Hair Dye, Hair Dyeinf
and Msldavia Cream for bsautifysG The Hair. - ~ -
BATCHRLORs, 10 Bond street
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sss sssssA 70 keep Bssssssasa Asrs sssn - ssrrsa-
Asu
We sAAD. Il reported. ssoo commences siess Of she
place a.eal tee w
There four Monitors and several sono"ass w"n'n
four miles Of Fort Darn1 ready 70 -opers,s with our
lana oross IA p,rs or hsu abreast the MONITORS Our
forces occupy ssrosa position, and are strong enough 10
hod NJ ana a SOM Petersburg taken, TO advance
Fors Darling WIN land and vator fores and with the ill
ed asssvunas,oa sxstIsg ranks, there N ubs
OF
~ supposed that General us "a now 70 no south
Of Psssbsrs aiming ~ the dessru ION "f raj roads lead
ing south iron R,camor d. o. respoadeuts have proba
by a.sounesa his dse", many Of his oops e,p.srsd.
&c. Hs noe believed here. b ,urega ID has no vairy
$3.50 y fo''Rss xo ~Ron May II, 1894
Fighting was going on ali day yssisrdly mo main
p RI sppsaredfo DO On our rieht the troops were
Snasr command D. Go erai nn The turnpike bot wee
RchmouA and Ps.srssaG was The bone Il oon.enion up
70 three p lay so.ninx later has been received.
Row. NJ Desss o. For ok, lately conasctsd With tho
oa D0~SS~, ga out V shs front today, 70 10 sent
isss ne rebel hoe a, a. confirmed rebel.
Teiessbarg Aos boon abandooed burned, nor asyes
bedeged. B<aursgArd Is there h command. Fora De-.
ina y stiixfn the hands Q. the rebel.
No b. RI Dame Durdeo, ashore near Oaps Heery, Win
aearyossf IRON, stool, block tn, be-, WIN prove toss
kaA "'4 e...'t" - III.
report lust receive states shas Coosel Spar has
pus.sd the hong bridge weIdss. and two osbers;
made ihfes charges she third Time saeeeeded
| gtvs this for what 10 WORTH. Ny Informant hoard
| Colope, Spear toll IT, .t, ,t..s
M following additional nameso wounded have been
received within The list tvo tyoss hours from Gsn.r
| Bxiier's army
n.s:a .ss +. s., e. "a!
r s.rss SnbSs q: = Z. ec:.i s:
J hickey. 6th Pa Semmer. 9th Pa &
In Adatioo 70 these. about hundred and ATTY SICK
have bssa ssas 10 she Hampton end Chesapeake hosps
The Cater Defencos Of Petersburg Passed.
Or PcIsT, Nay II, 1894
From the latest accounts received from the froqs ~ 70
last night knowa thak General Bates's foscss vsrs
within three mss Of PesssoSrg and had the outer
lines Of the rebel desooes This y important, - ths
more closely pens up Beaursgards command within shs
city. +t sg 81 y
General Kautx's Junc,isn with General
L Butler.
L Correspondence OF the New Regime
l In TnE FlRID, CHnsIBR.0
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sery. Aite Desny, Co (. u
M dAvalry
Corp VIM Marshall, Co b, =
n y cavalry
Jos , owssA Co B. ID \ J
Il ' Ssss2s. Co D, ,,h IA csv
p GUNNER, Co n, 3lh ~ cav
iuhus Knies, CO C.6th 20 cav
&ohn Opp, 90 B. 9Th Pa CIV
II C.mpesll. 90 O, 9th r.
NJ: ~! Ssfs.s,. Go I. s'A n
an Mlnstsr, GA. ssA Pa CAV
John Ksfknsll. 90 \, ssh Pa
ssS. iTs:...r.s. .. A, N r.
John fsiIute, Goa, s,h 70 cav
jacob lsAnport % o, 81 re
BssS Dunnaa, Co O. s,A Ps
nsrsls 2,sA, o. L, SIN Pa CAV
Alnosd Lewis, Co A, let D Q
xyussss...Tc con. Ia poay
o mcDoua Id. Co 3 let DO cav
Pat McNist, Co z, LIST DC cav
joan Mason. CO Q, ~ DC eev
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. The "Kox" sensasion.-The SprAmg
~ lacf hy KNOX No 7f2 Broadway ccvnSs
u FULTON street causing ssnsaon And the demand for
that only By activity
work that be met Bvevybsdy pssrcaxes this estab
shmsnt who wants tasteful hat Of elegant fabric and
able for and becomneussa
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wnssL. isa. wI1ons T,s.s:s frsg,rm LOEB sass$
Houston and Bleecksr streets
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Mcclellan and WtSs-Lteat~uanf0 Gem
era Grant Of abvs and othsv
civil military and theatrical ceebrie for sale at store
mai address post paid price rs each; -
nnsy coored Card Photographs srscay eolersd.
20 ~ do aud returned paid PA.
RY Book Store 7s3 Third avenue. New York
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rhe Casualties

azsF - woUNpsp o. 0nNnRAL KAUrx's CAVALRY
DIVISION, ARRIVED PEE srBANBR MoNrroR, FAT
poRrRsss MONROE, NAT III. 1854.
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Druukenrcss Cared. rnS sslt Desire for
Intoxicating surely .pe@iiy and permrnently Coz.
quered without the knowledge OF ,1rsou Call
on address with stamp l. ID. CRkSW ELL, 81 resrs1
street. New York
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Gourauds Poudre subtitle Uproofs HAIR
his depot ass Broadway
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Fancy Cas.imcre waiktug Coats, SIS 90
e2O Sacks. ell 70 el8 Sprine Ovsro,ats. SIS N ST.
v CLARKE. M aud ia William street.
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9toppa0o In TRaasssu.
gUPBRloR oOURr-rRIAL TENN.
Before Judge Mouen.

NAY l2.-Aless~dsy y. ard Zdseard X. xcfluds~s -.
Asraes csoooSso7 zas N-@.Sas
bones Of bacon vNlued st q .Ioo. fhe
psrty In question he'd ben purchased nom the plaiat
BY John Rea c. and shipped board the Britain shit
Maka Of which dsfsudans was master. Some sroubi.
having arisen about payment the plants repevnsd
tho goods broke he cargo Of the vessel sud took
sion Of tho bacou subject % the decision Of the courts
The dsgeuSo up that the property received
ID the ordinary a trade from Rea Co. and cond
hsvs besa delivered except 20 the holders tho
bills a adiug, and thai " tho ship and
carrier no hsd special property In the bacon aud
bad right to che custody thereof until he tsnsportsd
and delivered Il Aocording 70 the bills Of iading. Tho
further forth In consequences Of his
cargo having broken he injured the amount
Of 0o and prayed for sdgmeus against the plaintiff
"a That amount. Tho Case ID st on
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CROSS EYE srRAfGHTsNED ~ ONE MINUTE,
And every disease Of the Eye and Rar requiring slAP
medical surgical aid attended TO nv VON ETSRH.
BERG. at his consuuDg rooms, SIG broadway, ssas
Twelfth street.
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No More Gray Hairs or BaIdness.-Com--
snltaon free BY DR. oRANDJgAN. ~ years. srpsrssaes,
No Astcr place.