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Saddle and Harness Making.

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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the subscri-
Der has obtained from the Register Of Wills
Of Hartford county, Md, Letters Testamentary
on the personal estate of
JANE WATERS,
late of said county, deceased. All persons hay
ing claims against said deceased are hereby noti-
fed to exhibit the same with the legal vouchers
thereof on or before the
24th day of March, 1866,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
oil benefit of said estate.
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ed to make immediate payment.
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Of March, 1865.
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mhSl Executor.
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COAL, MOoD, sc.

1oAr.-CoAL-Iusr AEGivEp-si0 kNp sl3 ~ rER
toni selling tic best quality ~ red art wse ash
Stove Egg and Nut 10 the above low pr.ce fsi t1rts
day Less dealers Also saa l0t OF Leu 80 lu,up
ut First lNFHty
street. and Ninl street d0or West ~ frat avenue.
(yoAL-A PRIME ARTICLE or CUMBERLAND coAr.
" at 100 Leroy street between Wet and Washington,
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Seventy per cent premium paid for Prizes fnfona
tion furnished The highest rates paid for Doublccns sn
TAYLOR co, Bankers ic wall street, New York
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MASQUERADE AND RAIL COSTUMES --PARonIs
mi Emporium No 3is Third avenue, between Twenty nnh
and Twenty streets same block Gis Head ank,
contains fe largest mos varied tasteful ann magnificent
sprtrer lately imported from Paris zhoy be rented
out Tor pais pates. A.. on The Reasonable terms
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

T. II. SEAFdNG's PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY, col
81 Fourth Twenty third troetSew classes
forming ladies' al o'clock gentlemen nj O'Clock Mr.
continues private Issons every day aud cyeang to
those who wish 10 learn quickly.
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DENTISTRY.


4 MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY TEETH TX.
N frac,e1 without pain or no charge Beautiful teeth In
serted Al each hlI operations warranted
j. JAY NlEKs, l@ Grand IT., two blocks from Broadway
ftOIrog DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGfNATED AND
" make speciality ~ nitrous oxidc for eyiacting Long
expericnee eales Us 20 do the work superior
Come TO headquarters Once, 10 Cooper Institute
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uEspy n. LEEDS. ArrrIoNgEn.


IIEHRY N LEEDS ArOTI0NFER
III NJ. IA. LEEDS a MINER viii heii by auction, Fri
day March TO- at n 0elnck ter Galley, W Liberty
X FINE ctLlEcTION os ANCIENT AND A0UnlS
u T. PAINTINGS, he lula without Among
are works OF sirto Rctato e.iicu, ieonans, cenaa
lir BOUCHER Denncr, rgaer u. NeFUnec Lopez saaley
Rsso. Wslner cigi solonone, Rossnd others they
exhibition above.
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IyENRY r, uIRIs, IN, AuCIloNEER. WILL SELL
III FRIDAY, Mafca 10 % ~ ocioek precisely, ~
- CHATHAM STREET, ns cntlfe stock ~ Mr. AiAE
MATHEi, decreased consaar 81 Watches. lfNviry, Dla.
monds wschnakers Jewellers and fngssers fools Ma
esfAls Fancy cocds Clock kegurer Store Fixtures &C.
~ order oi y. HAMILTON, t1crvtr.
N. H. MATilki, Exorulsix.
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II n LEEDS. AUcrfONEER-H.H LEEDS MINER
II. win yell w auction 90 Saturday March ~ - y ocoeS
In NJ W I4heftf STREET Coupe taTriaee
b. Lawrence and order Also gsrs saddle,
Bride aud lap Blanket. al Ia hhe osdsr. nearly
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fyuMsgaLRND coal UsroRgE's CKEEKD AT iis
~ E.st twenty. tsird s.Fcat Narrated Tho seaaias
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DnffnARwoNiC Aucfrry or Nrw YORK -rwEN
L ,y.thuJ -csson-iss-6 Fourth Dgneeri TIE Acais
pecc.-Hsyds's symphony, No Overture 'neiesr
B.rsiel, md Carnival Roman" btfus sal~Nr I,ish
arr Holm am. "iane" ana the slcrmsa tcdesrans"
Conductor, call B.f.,naun Ests tickets fur slr the
usual plscs Doors 0pen a u eonurngt :, o'clock
d. sFifsR Secrctsfy.
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EEoRoE q. LEWIS ArGFlosEFR, WILL SELL B
NJ auction, on Friday March 10, u 04 oclo' tn Ia
OF slock Of sroseres iixturc &c OF grocery
corner ~ Lexington and tofteth street Counter
shelving Scales, &C. Sale positive. Terms cash.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-18
g 9MitIss zassaliaa. !
f9RssT IN SOD. -
BY n. I. wtLLrA,fA


IA n. Z. wiLLIArfA. ar .
When The JOYS OF youth are Ger, ~
FADED % rclurH 10 mors; rI..fI ---..I.
When our path has darker grown, n
And our hsarts are ssli and lohe, aid Oh
" AhcrSno Sindred snile we esc,-.
Fathers we VIII tIUst ia Thee. .- ....
" hen tine s.arna-cl.ti darker rTowR
. ~ is'ajuE.u AgaIuius ssiCwS; ..--
When % e,r;hiy Voicg- we hesr
IA The midnight tempest drsas;
Andno l6.tis4, love We see,=- sfFF . I-
at.lers We y7i4i trust in Thee,
When oar Friends bec9Hls migrate,
And our Hearth is ae,,olaio; ''
W Zen are He'd the Joys we knew, o..
Transient a. the s3tumei dew; -.
When 40 dawping light We see, 30
Iainer! we VIII trust in Thee! H..
When our locks are thin and white,
Ana iading eyes ioretell the night;
When our brow is furoweol DER,
Anc We neuf lilo parting shore;
Wien he Va,le O! Death We see,
FaiheE theE we Il trust in Theel
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KIND AND HOB0RiBLE ACTS.

crowned with having well provided for
those we love and CHERISH are slIo b delicious
pleasures that they make one Young again.
But this comfortable position cannot be at
tanned Without extraordinary efforts =
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@ E . - ~ !.

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Valuable, E'a1'1R. sand Mills
r'l, E'OI' Sale. .:,y.f

RI VIE subscriber wsnes to sell his Farta
IL aud Grist ard Saw Mills, situated on
Big saltwater near Treeport, ifarrizon
county. Said Farm contains one hundred
and seventeen acres Of good,land, on which
there is two dwelling ,Jiousas, an aexeelleas
Young orchard in bearing order coal bank,
and an abundance of peyerLfSiling springs
A large amount Of the land is excellent bot,
tom land. The farm is all under d good
state Of cultivation. taDEt ~ n -
The Grist Mill is alarge steam and water
NH, which VIII enable the owner to grind
atall seasons of the year Theta is an excel
lent coal bunk at the mill, door. The mill
has three run of btrrs. Everything about
the mill is i'll complete order, aiid can run at
all seasons of the year. al@r" Dr la
The subscriber will sell the above valuable
property OF reasonable terms. Persons
wishing further information can call on the
subscriber on the premises, or G. \. Allies,
editor of the Sentinel, Cadjz, Ohio.
ANDREW srEWART..
Frcepon, April !, l663-tf. .f:. II
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WAL Paper! w All I1apcr!.
FENHC subscriber takes pIeasure in calling
d the attention of the public to his large
and well selected stock Of Wall Papers, just
r9ceiying for he Sring and Summer trade.
His stock consists OF 20, 200 pieces with 800
diifereptt patterns, ranging in price from 81
riety. of Borders, Window Curtains, Dooora-
tiQns for Pannel Work, &C., &c. ss4atr
lle'ha9 also on hand a complete assor.-
ment Of school, Historical, Medical Reli-
gious and miscellaneous Books, Stationery,
blank Books, 60, which will be sold wholts-
SAFE ana retail as cheap as they can be had
Westof the Mountains. give me Al CALI,
..t a1i~, ;cJ "a. J. M.ELA YTQH.
Steubenville, March 8, 1868. '-"i o'out
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NEXTTo ENJOYING GpoDnEALTH,
~ nothing Is so pleasant as to be SUCCESS
tul in ones pursuits. FOR itnOt 0nly sweet
ems our existence, but often prolongs it. To
reach the meridian of life, 10 look into the
past; to see the past full of f.. . ..-..4.5 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-31

NEW York, July Ca gentleman
lately from the City of Mexico, through
the Herald, prOnouuces utterly false
the statement of n Memphis paper re-
gardinG alleged persecution of Ameri-
cans in M;l&imillianS domain. He snys
cans have been ordered out of the conn
try is equally untrue, and represents
the Emperor to be very favorable to
citizens Ofthc United States and desir-
Gus of their presence and the assistance
of their ingenuity and energy in devel-
oplng the wealth of the empire.
The Worlds Washington special snys
Serg't Lewis L. Chubb. 18TH Mich Iighf
Artillery, has been acquitted of me
charge of permitting .Atzerott, after he
was arrested, to pass our lines and go to
Maryland. IEs7f,fo
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New York Stock sTorLa,

/ NEW York, July 29.-Stoclxs stronger.
COD, l4515 Is, '67, III; do. 'sl coupons,
ll11s; $40 coupons, lO6; registered.
9ILs; 7.3O, 500; year certificates, now
issue, 97Is; Cleveland Il Pittsburg, M
The Express says there was n very
ctlVedemand for money to-day, owing
to increased speculation in stock. The
loans made early i'll the day were at 6
per cent, but towards two O'Clock the
rate was advanced to z per cent, but
there was money enough Mt this price.
The demand for this just before three
O'Clock and capital was offered more
freely, and more commercial DnDer
Offering, and less inclination to dis
count. The rates arc n 10 per cent.
Tho stock market was very much un-
settled on the streets after the one
o'clock board, and the usual Saturday
evening rise did not take place for the
first time in eight weeks. An effort
was made to raise tho market on
Erie, and the stock was sold to the ex-
tent of 900 shares at 96, while the re-
gular price was 04H. Erie was scarce
towards the close of the day, and Dor
rowers had to pay "a a 4 commission
until Monday. AT the close the gen.
eral market assvery heavy and lower,
with n disposition to sell. The follow
ing were the closing rates on the streets
at four o'clock this evening: Cleveland
and Pittsburg, 7OA, The advices by the
City of New York quoting n rise on
5-20's to 70, had the effect of weakening
the price of gold, and tho market de-
clined to 1872 n I4G; Government Sc
curities were steady this evening, as the
European news came too late to
to have any effect, business being over
Mt an early hour on Saturday.
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CAPE RACE, July %, VIA AspY BAY,
July 29.-The steamship City of New
York, from Liverpool ON the 10Th and
Queenstown on the Goth inst, passed
this point to-daye en- route to New York.
The Great Eastern was off Vnlentia
on the morning of the 18th inst.
The elections still absorbed attention
in England. The Liberals had gained
IS. Mr.. Gladstone is defeated in Ok
ford. +rr7
'Liderpool sales of cotton for two days
We're 400 bales. The market opened
buoyant but closed dull and down
ward. Breadstuffs quiet. Corn firmer.
Provisions quiet and steady. Consols
closed mt sos n 90 for money. Stock
5-2O's, ~ n TN; Erie shares, 541<; Illi-
nois Central, SSA ass. ts:.
The Great Eastern arrived off Valen-
tia on the 10Th, having turned the
steamer with the shore end of the cable
to that place. 3
Mr.. Gladstone is now running for
South Lancashire.
The Prince of Grange and Princess
Helen are to be married.
The cholera in Egypt is decreasing.
; No American vessels were damaged
in the late gale at the Cape of Good
Hope.
The steamer Iona has been raised.
/ The ship Wm. Vail, from Corditia,
for Mobile, put into Queenstown on the
10th, with pumps choked.
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EVERY ONE SHOII.n nsE

HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR
RENEWER-That splendid preparation fol
the Hair, which is fast becoming so popular
and SO much enquIred for.
No one who has usedit will ever give ur
Its use.
It's Vegetable Compound, and contain,
no injurious properties Whatever.
twill restore Gray Hair to its original color
It Will prevent the Hair from falling out
It makes the Hair TO grow on Bald Hentls
It cleanses the Scalp and makes the Hail
sot and luStrous and silken.
1t Is splendid Hair Dressing.
1t Is recommended and used by the first
medical authority in the country.
Be particular to aSk for HALL s VEGETABLE
SlcILIAE HAIR IEESEwER, ns there Is n
worthless Initiation in the market,
For sale by au Druggists
Il p. HALL & Co, Prnprietors,
- Nashua, N. H,
T. H. LOGAN co. and LOGAN, IiST'&
CO, Wheeling, w. Va, Wholesale Agents.
JULIEN
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Now Ynrl,hNInrLe1

NEW YORK, July %.
CoTToN-Morcfac active and firmer; 4S
FLoUR-l5@25c lower; Sc, S5Cl,7 90 for
extra Stntc; s., l5@ so for common 10
good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio, and iSS, 36G9,9O for trade
brands; market closing heavy.
w v. IIsK * active and firmcr;
iWHEATGopened quiet and closed
dull; 2@Sc lower; 81 ,52CDi ,55 for Chicago
spring; 81, 60 for amber Milwaukee, part
to arrive; ,S5 for winter red state; S, 90
Tor winter western, and g, 10 for amber
Michigan. t.aI '.5flt
RTs@quiet and firm Mt e6@os for
CORN-Opened dull and closed heavy
and about lc lower; $1,000 for mIsound,
and 9OC902c for sound mixed western,
closing at ,0099lc for prime shipping.
OATs-In moderate request nj G4@ CO
for western. 81 -Ga- tu-tI
-WOoL-Dull. s.rt8 -..- f,3gs
PETnoLEUH-Qpiet mt 50 for crude ;
So for refined in bond.
TIOELDull. DO 2 tlE 7n ~
Irl COFREEa-Quiet. u!
SUGAR-Quiet; Cuba Muscoyado liz
AfoLAssEs-DuII: Porto Rico. SIC.
7PORK-EXcited and higher; sales of
300 bbls. ut SS384 ,5O@y34,O 90 for new mess,
closing mt $34, D21S; cash; S2g, GOA 30 90
for 1868 4 do; $24 ,5OCa25, 80 for prime,
and $29,0O927, 90 for prime mess. Also,
3, $50 bbls. new mess for August, sellers
option, ut So, OO(g32s 80. 80
| BEEE-Firmer $9,OO@l2,O0 for plain
mess. -aiiE
= BEEF H4AMs-Scarce and firm.
| Cur NfEATs-S Steady; I5(gIT0 for shoul-
ders and 101z@23c for haIns. ~.
BAcoS-cIuiet, and nominal.
fiLAHD-Firmef ut I9R2614c. r
/ 1I1NySE a
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-ys -.,#7 I'm, CISOINSATI,.July %.
FLoUR-Unsettled and prices nomi-
nally 5OC96Oc lower, but buyers with
draw and no accurate quotations can be
GiVen.t1 ,s..a IL Va. --5Isrr5t -rf.srgs
WuEAT-Decliped 15c. NOIninalIy
there We're no buyers at the close, and
therefore no aecurate quotations can be
CoRN-Du1ly at GO@62c .ll.5
OATs-pe to COO and dnll.
RYE-Unchanged. ~ 4agI3.ET.
DEMONSTRATIONS to 81 IL in the
afternoon, though in the forenoon some
sales were made at 81 10. =! uTEfL
PRoVisIoNs-9Iess Pork Is held finn
" Mt S3l 5O(g32 90. Bulk Meats easier:
held at 24c, no sales, b1tcher's lard sold
at 2IIScand is in demand, holders at the
GEoCsRITs-FTFm at full rates.
D.. EGes-16c. l-sa ~. s7h "
BUTTER-20(425c. ts--4.If
GoLD-I44,
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Joseph Van Doren, Wcigher, of New
York, Shot by One or His CIcrItS..-.
Rule -;Grantcd byG Judge WyIC
nEHtnst Secretary McCuIIOcIl..-.ThC
hoard of Visitors to West Point,
NEW YoRK, July 29.-Joseph Van
Doren, Weigher, No. 40 Beaver street,
was this T. NJ, shot dead by one of his
clerks; who after firing three shots ran,
but was caught.
Gold quiet and for the moment WELD
ing, though tho condition of the mnrliet
is decidedly strong.
The Commercial'SW Washington npcin1
says: Judge Wyle has granted n rIIIG
upon Secretary NIcCulioch to show
cause why II mandumus should not hn
issued to compel him to nav the claim
of the Messrs. Porter for $40. ono. for
mules impressed i'll the Mormon exDi-
dition under Gen, Johnson. The TEErl
auditor awarded this sum in 1861, but
Nh r.; Chase refused to pay it.
me board of visitors to West Point.
according TO their report, recommend the
spperintendency to be thrown omen to
the whole army us well us to engineers.
that the corps of cadets be gradually
increased to four hundred. That the re-
gulation for admission be revised by
admitting English grammer, descri6-
tive geography, and history of the Uni
ted States. Tint legislative provisions
be made for complete examinations of
candidates for cadetsllips. That in flu
ture no one he received under II or over
Y years of age. Various other changes
ofminor character are recommended.
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Damage Done to the Executive siam
sion by the storm. of Yesterday.

WASHINGTON, July 3O.LThe storm
yesterday morning though. brief id
Considerable damage all overthe city.
4 spout leading from the roof of the
Executive Mansion, and extending
through the west wing of the building,
got cIogged with refuse material len
there by the workmen who had been
making repairs, and in consequence Of
thus flooded with water to tho depth Of
several feet. and tho ceiling of one OF
them tell. Much alarm was OCCusioned
to the inmates and the utmost activity
was requisite to prevent the east room
ana other apartments from being SINH
larlY injured IL If1EE dHz's
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letter from GOV. nroWnIoW to Tnvor
Andrew, of Columbia.

NASHVILLE, July 29.-Phc Press this
morning publishes IL letter from Gov.
3rownlow to Mayor Andrew, of Column
bia in'reply to the relnOnstr4lncc against
the order of Gen. Thonias, 5uspendin,s
his performance and his Office. The
Governor says: ''YOtL tIfe accused of
using your official power in opposition
TO the free people of Columbia, prevent
ing their being educated, &c. You will
observe by the letter of Gen Thomas i'm
the city papers this morning, that mar
tial law is still i'll force in Tennessee.
Our rebelliOus people have not vet Civ
ell sufficient assurances OF returning
loyalty to tho General Government to
warrant the Withdrawal of the military
power or the ilbandOnment of militnrS.
courts. It is not strange the authorities
should distrust people who for four
years applied every means they could
command to destroy the nation. Indeed
it is II great concession on the Dnrt OF
tho General commanding to declare tho
military will sustain tho civil govern
lnent and never assume its functions
except i'll cases iii which prompt action
is necessary to secure public safety. I'm
til cur people have given conclusive evil
dence of their intention to obey all our
laws, State and national, You and
all citizens arc alike liable
be arrested and tried according to the
forms of military practice. 1t is cx-
tremely Important that all conflict be-
tween the civil and military authorities
be avoided, as we, i'll our situation, just
out of the rebellionin which the people
refused TO lay down their arms M
forced to do so at th6lpoint of the
bayonet, the civil government is
only allowed to proceed by
permission of military power. 1
deeply regret the occurrences at Co
lnmbia, but the high character of Gen.
Thomas for. prudence, Justice and pa
triOtism warrants me i'll assuring you
he Will Gladly receive, ana impartially
consider every testimony you may
wish in your behalf. go
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Appointments by the President.--Reb-
els Returning to washington...Par.

appointments by the President..-Reb-
els Returning to WashinstOn...Pnr.
dOns GFanteds-Hail storm. A
WASHINGTON, July 29.-The President
mas sS S,appolntedWm.B B. Thomas Collector
oiCustoms at Philadelphia, also Edward
wallace Naval Officer and E, r. Myers
surveyor of Customs at the same place;
1hy4or, Agent for the Indians at the Up
per Finite Agency, Samuel l., Dav Re
oeiver and w. A, Williams. Register ot
the Land Office at Tallahassee, and Mr..
NJ! +. Dosty, Register of the Land Office
Mt New Orleans.
hundreds of former residents al
washington who left for the South at
tne breaking out of the rebellion CON
tinue 10 return hither, but very few Of
tu SEl, succeed IN obtaining employment.
Maj. Gen. Augur has just issued an
order requiring all persons heretofore
belonging to the rebel armies arriving
IN IN thls city to report Immediately on
tnelr arrival to the Headquarters of the
department of Washington and furnish
copy of their authority for being here.
nhose now in the city who have not AZ
! ready done 50 will as once comply with
the requirements of this order. - ID
ABOUT 200 pardons have been granted
during the past week. There remains
on file over 1000 applications and the
petltlons are still coming in MT the rate
OF from one to two hundred per day.
nhe President to-day pardoned Il. X.
Miller, sentenced to be hanged for the
murder murder of 9. G. Long, a deserter to
Duff Green, of Ga, who is we'll known
as having formerly for years been an
editor. in Washington, also Charles
Green and r. Il. ]. Blair both rebels.
and Arthur Carron, another rebel, were
permitted to leave the country. fell
This vicinity was visited with N
heaVy hail and rain storm this after
noon, commencing ut o'clock.
Z. Tho term of office of s. p. Brison.
Navy agent at this point, having ter,
minated by limitation Of payments.
Hambelton has been temporarily as!
signed to the post thus made vacant.-
This is i'll accordance with the act of
Congress placing the business of the
navy agents i'll the hands of paylnas-
tiers and was the last case recurring
sucilp change, the transfer Mt the other
stations having been made sometime