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Fort MONROE, April 9.--The schooner John c.
Henry is reported by telegraph as having arrived
here leaking badly. She is from Washington bound
to Norfolk with cargo of lime She encountered
heavy gale from the n. n. East on the Chesapeake
on Saturday. and was abandoned. The captain and
crew were taken on board the steamer Liberty from
Baltimore bound to Havana, and were on Saturday
transferred to the schooner Witch of the Wave from
New York bound to Yorli river. The captain of the
Wave subsequently placed his crew aboard the John
Henry, and by great exertons succeeded in bringing
her into this harbor yesterday morning and run her
ashore.
heavy northeast storm commenced here on Sat-
urday night, and it rained all day yesterday.
large fleet of vessels into the harbor and now
lay anchored awaiting an oppOrtuni y to sail.
The steamer George Appoid, of the Boston line
broke her propeller while coming down the Chesa-
peake bay on Saturday night, bound to Norfolk Va.
She will be tOwed to Baltimore by the steamer w.
Kennedy to have her repairs executed before she can
resume her regular trips
FORTRESS MONROE, April 10.-The English bark
Carmen, of Turks Island. brig Cyclone and schooner
William Cousins, of Prince Edwards Island. and
brig Star of Hope, of Boston, were wrecked during
the month of March, on the coast of Mexico, near
TobGsco Bar The schooner caught fire on the Sth of
March. having nearly completed loading with log
wood for New York, and burnt to the waters edge
The brig Cyclone, of Prince Edwards Island was
also lost in March, twenty-five miles from Tobascc
Bar, having gone there to load logwood for New
York. heavy storm prevailed along the coast
of Mexico during March, and must have proved dis
astrous to other vessels.
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latest from Toronto.

TORONTO, April lQ.-Michael Murphy, president of
the Hbernia Society, and five others, were arrested
to-day at Cornwall On their way 20 Portland on sus
picion of being connected with Fenian movements
Arms and ammunition were found on their persons.
Further arrests are making here of parties sus-
pectea of being implicated in Fenian movements.
Searches being made and the authorities are act
ing with the utmost promptness
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LADIES' SOUTHERN RELIEF FAIR.

, At a meeting of the Committee of Arrangements,
held this day, 1t was resolved to CLOSE TIE IA r
on THURSDAY EVENING, April u, at 10 O'Clock
The following gentlemen have been detailed for
attendance:
Herring. Chas. E. Wethered, James Hodges, VIM. L..
Montague, John L. Weeks, Chas. Fl: kipplemeyer,
ThoS. J. Magruder, Leonard Passano. Jas. Ii. Barney.
THURSDAY, l2th.-P. de Murguiondo. Chas W.
c. Mccoy, VIM; Ii. Baldwin, Dubois Egerton. Lewis
4. Thomas, r. r. kirkland, VIM. Hoffman, Daniel
j. Foley, W. W. Glenn, J. J. Bankard.
apll 2t LAWRENCE SAEGSTON, Chm.
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ROpseHsas i'm New York.

NEW YORK, Anril l0.-Ths United States bonded
warehouse, on Greenwich street. is reported to have
been robbed on Saturday night of silks to the value
of $4,000, the property of A. 7. Stewart One of the
clerks of the Bank Of America robbed to-day at
the entrance of the SubTreasury Of over $4,000 in
gold certificates.
Three unknown ruffans attempted to rob the book
keeper of the firm Of Roach x Co., last night, on
RiyinqtOn street of 81 300.
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lRepOrted for the Daily Commercisi1

IV"9VNTUNNI F.QriI TO 1866
Circuit Court far Baltimore Co,,ot,-Hor n ~ II
Emory, Judge; Jno T. Ensor ESQ, States ATTORNEY
The motion for new in the case Of the state
lonce and the Ststes Attornev and Wo so[ ane de
o Sre ene - Iour, Mr. Dougherty then filed motion in
ing, at 10 O'Clock. " "N'ii "euneSuay morn
On Saturday last order for peremptory man
anus was granted by the Court in the case of the
durdook, Bounty Commissioner.
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The COnfeGe Grafton of the british Pro-

FREDERICKTowN. n. B.. April 9-In the Upper
House of Parliament this morning, the anticonfede
ration minority presented protest against the reso
buttons of Friday last and the address to the Queen
The Lower House has adjourned until o'clock to-
morrow, when the members of the Government who
have been in consultation all day WILL it is reported
send in their resignation.
The excitement in Canada in regard to the Fenians
Is I'll very great.
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The BALTIMORE sowing Maenine a..

Inc AhtittilioTe SeNDtS NacHine agency
is what has long been desired in city-a place
where all the standard machines of all the valuable
manufactures can be examined into.
WHERE all the machines with their various i'm
provements are explained; WHERE there is no par
TALLY to any particular machine; WHERE thorough
trial is given to every machine purchased and ex-
changed. if desired, and WHERE every machine is
warranted and sold at Factory Prices.
Special attention paid to the repairing of all kinds
Observing machines Also, sewing machines for rent
FRED'K W. WILD,
ja20-1y 1stp co rs West Baltimore street
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OFFICE, 20 SOUTH STREET,
Baltimore, Md.


The only Process known to remove impurities and
impart age without injury to the body of liquors.
Eminent Chemists Of this country and Europe sag
Fus oil is gerg dangerous, and frequently proUes ia
tal Spirtuous Liquors cannot be made free from
impurities. Invalids certainly, and general con-
sumers, don't permit yourselves to be influenced in
the use of other whiskies. Insist upon having
liquors improved by Thos. Thompson's Purifier.
Whistles for sale by the leading Grocers. Whole
sale by the Patentee.
Individual, County or State Rights for sale by
THos. THOMPSON,
ap1l-Gt1stp % South Gay street.
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Mr.. j. C. Schafer, Qate in the employ of Mr.. G.
McKendree TealD has just opened new store at
No. South Gay street, with beautiful assortment
of Cloths. Cassmeres and Vestings, which he will
make up in the latest and best style. We know of
none in the city that make better fitting gar
ment than Mr. S. ap9-m W6stf
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Disaster to the Brig Itasca,

BOSTON. April e.-The brig Henry Gilbert. from
Bonaire, reports March &c. latitude 3d. longitude 6i
fell in with ship Ida. Lily! from Mobile for Liverpool,
and took from her Captain Reed an, two officers and
the cook of the brig Itasca. of Boston, from portland
for Cisnfuegos, and brought them to this port The
Itasca having sprung aeak and become waterlogged
was abandoned the 23th. The rest of her crew re-
manned on board the ship.
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We call our readers attention to SMITH, Bros.
IL Co.'S NV stock of Spring Clothing just opened
at SMITH. BRO. Co.'s popular Clothing House, Nc.
90 West Baltimore street.
Our new stock of tents Furnishing Goods just
opened at 80 West Baltimor. street, next to Marble
Hall.
Call and see our new styles of Cent? FURNISHING
Goods at 81 West Baltimore street, next to .%arbie
Hall.
All the latest novelties in Collars Ties Scarfs, &C.,
at West Baltimore street, next to Marble Hail.
The popular Clothing House. No. 40 West Balti-
more street. next to the great Furnishing House.
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CO XPLETE CLOTHING HoUsE.-We take great
pleasn in calling the attention of readers to the
conspieuous advertisement of Messrs. Smith. Bros.
a. Co.. No, 40 West Baltimore street. We speak what
We know when their present stock of clothing
cannot be exccIled. We commend this firm to the
favorable notice Of all who may want goods in their
line. They sell at small profits. and deal on the
annara with averYhodY.
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Watches.
1866.
1866.

A SPLENDID SrocK OF Fl 9sT CLASS GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES. just opened this day, together with an
entire new assortment of Diamond. Pearl, Mosaic
and other ewelry. Also solid sterling Silver
Ware Triple Plated Albata Ware OF every descrip-
ton, English Table Cutlery, veks. Opera Glasses,
Spectacles and Eye Glasses to suit all eyes, These
articles will be sold at greatly requ eed prices.
The public invited to call and examine our - ock
They will find bargains Watches Repaired ana
Timed in the most perfect manner. We also manu-
facture Hair Jewelry to order at short notice.
LARMoUR & Co.,
Light street, opposite the :
mh5-1stptf Fountain Hotel
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Atherfon's cherry Cordial

is the BEST REMEDY for Cholera, Collie, Diarrhoea,
Dysentery, Indigestion. and all BOWEL COM
PLANTS. 1t not merely allays the pain. but re-
the cause. and restores the patient in few days
to perfect health. Prepared by a. T. Anterior Co.,
Lowell Mass For sale by Druggists. ap6-eo1y
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Presentation to an Editor.

New YoRK. April ia magnificent gold watch
gold chain, and book, the latter containing COM
plimentary address, were presented to Mr. Frederick
Hudson, managing editor of the Berald. last even
ing. by his associates in the editorial department
a testimonial of their appreciation Of his eminent
abilities as editor and his urbanity courtesy ard
gcntlemanly qualities. Mr.. Hudson retires from his
arduous post for for the benefit of his health
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CONFEDERATION AT Ashland. Pa.

ASHLAND, April So tremendous fire took place
in our town LIST night. One vhola square was de-
stroyed The loss amounted to about $4,000, nearly
all of which is covered by insurance
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CoIgate's Aromatic vegetable SOAP.

a superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with GIycerIne,
and especially designed for the of Ladies' and
for the Nursery. Its perfume is exquisite. and its
washing pro 0erties unrivalle For sale by all drug
gists. fe9-d&w1y
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From New York

NEW YORK, April 1O.-1he report made by Coroner
Cover yesterday to the Board of Health, that wo-
men who died in Delaney street, died from Cholera
has been proved to be false by the post mortem
animation.
The Sweeny Fenian Congress sal to-day with closed
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Hair Dye! Hair Dyei!-BACHELoR's HAIR
DYE is the best in the world. The only true and
perfect -harInless-instantaneous and reliable
produces splendid black natural brown-reme-
dies the ill effects Of bad Dyes and frequently restores
the original color. Sold by all Druggists. The genu
Inc is signed, W. A BACHELOR, 81 Barclay street,
New York fel-d&wly
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Gas for the CoUufry.

THE MONUMENTAL AUTOMATIC GAS MACHINE CON-
PANY, (McAvoys patent,) is prepared to furnish
promptly Machines of capacity sufficient for Private
Residences, Public Buildings, Hotels, Churches,
IUpe Which any pepson can anu
beautiful brilliant light an expense of only two
dollars per thousand leet. No heat is required, and
the risk and trouble attending its are far les:
than with the ordinary lamps. Persons residing tenn
porarily permanently in the country enjoy this
greatest of city luxuries at a small expense.
DIRECTORS.
JONAS ID. HAYWARD, ID. CRAWFORD NELSON,
HENRY JAMES, HUGH SISSON,
CHARLES NJ. JACKSON, L. S. HUTCHIsON.
j. III. HAYWARD, President.
CHARLES f. MANNING, Secretary
&. S. HUTCHINSON, Treasurer.
Ohce-14 Light Street. mh2l-lmlstp
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBAOY, an Essay of Warning
and Instruction for Young Men, just published by the
Howard Association, and sent in sealed envelopes
free of charge. Address. Dr. J. SKILLIN HoUGHToN,
Howard Association. PHILADELPHIA. Pa. oc9-tf
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From RhiIadeInhia
FROM WASHINGTON,

PHILADELPHIA, April lO.-Arrived the U. L Bur-
roughs and Artistic, from Liverpool and the Potosi
from Baltimore 29th NJ arch.
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Ranouetto Mr Brooks.

NEW YORK, April 10.-The Manhattan Club OF
this city propose to give public dinner next Mon
day to ex-Congressman Brooks. Messrs. Stockton
and Voorhees, are expected to be present.
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CITY COUNCIL,

TUESDAY, April ~.
Ftrst Braach.-A quorum of members were present
with James Young, ESQ, President ID the chair
Mr.. Herrlng presented petition from Capt. Han
sor and atnors. Tor the removal of an Obstruction
at the head of McClure's dock; referred
Nj Caulk presented petition from j. c. Maatart
near Covington; referred, oe"
Mr.. Nichols; .roln the Committee on Health, pre-
oGnteI resolution adverse TO removing certain
slaughter houses on Hollns alley: laid over
The branch then went into convention with the Sc.
como Branca, .ron sealed communication from the
sumed its session. ~ sN-'- ~
MI: Kraft presented d resolution, authorizing the
erec.loa OF iour nsh stalls in the Broadway market
MIR. Price, from the Committee on the Harbor. re-
ported resolution referring communication from
u, a: Reese. to the Port Warden; adopted
Also, remonstrance from Sarah NJ A. Hitch
against the opening of Fulton street; referred
Inc order was taken up-the ordinance granting
PERMISSION 10 the Phllad2lF hia Wilmington and Bal
tlmore Railroad Company to lay double track on
HoStGn street. the question being on the motion of
Lynch 10 strike out ali after the enacting clause
whlch was decided IN the negative by vote III ayes
~ NJ Lynch then offered an amendment. requiring
same rate per mile between Baltimore and Hayrs de
Grace as charged for the same distance at the Phila
delphia end of the road
me bill was postponed until Friday afternoon next
Mr.: Jones called up the resolution authorizing an
addition to the court-hoGse building, which was re-
committed to tne Committee on city property.
The Branch then adjourned.
Second Branch.-This BraGpn met at the usual
hour Present. naaiei Harvey, ESQ.,, President, and
a quorum ot mem bers
Mr.. Burch presented the petition of VIM. Bond,
asking the privilege Of erecting frame house on bis
pFemiaes No. Il south Washington street. Referred
to the City Commissioner ~, -'-'t10A
Mr.. Robinson called up the resolution 10 allow
VIM. ID. Johnson TO erect ana use a steam engine on
his premises No, q centre Market space read and
adopteG, o"N 'Nu
NJ; Nails called up the resolution anpropriatiug
2oVV 10 place hydrants at certain localities on The
streets; read and adopted Adjourned. ~ WIG
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Hair Dye! Hair DWELL

Hats STYLES Now READY.
--latest and most approved patterns, all their va
rieties. at greatly reduced prices.
mh3l-1mlsp S. HlNDES & SON, 100 Gay st.
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REMOVAL.

Warren's Fire and Wa!er-FFO0T HO0hhg,
Perfectly Fire. Proof, Perfectly WATERPROOF.
Unequalled for Durability. Security, and Economy,
Applied at shortest notice, and in any section of
the country. JAS. Ii. JOHNSON Il Co.,
d2T-6m2D 9 South street
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XxxIXTH CONGRESS-.
THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.
a Protest Against the Bill.
Protection of American Fishermen

SUPPORT OF THE PRESIDENT.
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CheyaIier's Life for the Hair

VIII restore Gray Hair to its ORIGINAL COLOR;
STRENGTHENS and PROMOTES the growth of the
weakeshair; stopsts falling out keeps the head clean
cool and healthy can be used freely contains nothing
injurious; is unparalleled as a HAIR ADDRESSING;
ondis recommended and used by our best Physicians
] ass ,Ire you, LADIES and GENTLEMEN, it is all
you require for the Hair. Sold by all Druggists and
at my Office No. !, 123 Broadway. New York.
fe15wEs3n SARAH A. CHEVALIER, NJ. D.
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= SHIRwRECS or THE CoAsr OF DEvoN.-The Nova
scotia and New Brunswick line of steam and sailing
Monday last for Halifax, wrecked on FRIDAY lat
at wild spot on the coast of Devon She drifted on
of 20 passengers and crew Of % the only survivors
are the mate and three seamen.
The Asia arrived at Crookhaven on NJ arch Is
Liverpool March 6, T7'N~ ~
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AfndIing Wood.

Wood Of al Sizes. Oak and Pine Wood,
Delivered free Of charge.
Office City Steam Fire Wood Mills,
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A Mobile clergyman has secured the thea
tire in that city for religious exercises and preaching
on Sunday evenings. 80"
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d27-6m2p JAS. II. JOHNSON & Co.. proprietors.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
CONG R ESS,

SENATE.-Very little, worth noting, was done in
the Senate yesterday.
HoUsE.-In the House the principal feature of in
terest was therejectOn Of the Bankrupt BILL although
as will be seen by the report, no time was lost in in
trOducinr another
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d. 5. HUTCHINSON, Treasurer.
Ofce-l4 Light Street. mh2l-lmlstp
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-28
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Shad have never been plcntler than dur
ing the present season. Last Tuesday over
5000 soere caught ut one fishing station on
the Connecticut river--bO0 at one haul. On
two days Of this week 10000 were caught
aud hauled to market. Tho wholesale price
II SIS per hundred.
A cotemporary says that widow Joanna
Braley, of Freetown, Mass 'souVht TO have
the right OF suffrage She performed her
tax on the highways this spring In person.
She carries on farming operations as well
as other farmers. aud during the last win
ter assisted only by boy. cut thirty cords
of box-board logs ia the woods.
At an election held in the First ward at
81. Louis, on the 22'l, for school director,
Conrad Faith, the johnson conservative can
didate, was elected by 2l3 majority.
The Buffalo Courier says that the Office Of
the Central railroad. at the Lower Rock,
was entered Friday night by burglars and
the safe of the company blown open, and
some $4,000 IN currency stolen. We do
not understand that any of the rogues who
committed the burglary aud then have
been arrested.
The editor of the Statewide IN. o.
american has been shown lump of gold
taken from one of the mines ofP. G. Carlton
& Cos which weighed i've pounds, and Is
worth ~ 325. IL was found about three feet
under the surface, IN the west part of the
State.
General Meagher, secretary and acting
governor of Montana, says the Idaho World,
appears to have cut himself loose from the
radical republican element of that terrific
ry. and Is acting with the people-that Is
with the Democratic party.
Geo w SaOe the child murtlerer yvas
hung Ia the Jail, at indianapolis, for MUIR
dcring child. short time since, to con-
ceal a robbery. The children, aged nine,
seven and two years, on coming into the
room where he was committing the robbery,
were beaten by him upon their heads with
brickbat, aud were then left for dead
but the two elder, both girls, recovered, and
the younger, boy, died Sage was subse-
quently identified by the girls.
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APlatoon Fire.

The Greene county, Pa, Republican, the
other day, gave advice to soldiers, how to
vote. one of whom agreed to take it. lie
sent in note, saying
~ merely wish to notice an admonition
in the last Greene county Republican, and
to assure the editor that his advice Is good,
and believe will be very generally fol-
lowed by the soldiers of the county. The
editor says:
"'Io those who have borne the bluntvote
the way you shot
Now, Mr.. Editor, we shot for the Union,
and not for the negro, and we intend to vote
for the UniOR and not for the negro. This Is
all have to say for the present.
"A REPUBLICAN SOLDIER"
That was the shot of n asharD-shooter ~
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That was the shot of "sharp-shooter
What Does "Fenian" Meonp

Our friend, w. G. HALPTN, of Cincinnati,
an intelligent, educated Irish gentleman, in
response to an inquiry as to the origin of
the term "Fenian," thus explains it,
Every student of Irish history will rec
ollect that chieftain existed In Ireland
just anterior to the Christian era, named
Fion McCoul. This parsonage was the
commandant of the Feonin Erin or Irish
militia at a period when Ireland was ma
ton, and her people protected themselves
against the encroachments of all invaders.
AS the present organization is instituted
for the same purpose, after the foreign rob
ber shall have been expelled, the name of
Fenian was adopted for the branch of the
brotherhood in the United States"
With this explanation, it certainly must
be acknowledged, the name of the organ
ization possesses manifest propriety.
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Hit IL nj Last.

1t is always, In party or personal war
fare, q great point gained to get good
"nickRdme" for an opponcnt--providcd, at
least, he Is not able to adopt and make 1t
respectable; as the Democratic party al
ways has succeeded in doing; tor example,
the cpithets "Locofoco" and 'Copperhesd." ;"
Several names have been suggested for the
present Republican party proper, repre-
scented by the majority In Congress; such
as Radicals" "lnfernals," "Rumpers,'
Thugs" &c. In his admirable speech the
other night, we think the Secretary OF the
Treasury, Mr.. McCULLocH, hit the nail ex
actly upon the head, in the following sen-
tenee:
ut was once said, think by John Ran
dOlph, that Of all thinkers, the Constitution
tinkers were the most to be deprecated.
fCheers.l If the old man could rise from
his grave, what would he say To the present
Congress, In which every third man. at
least, is Constitution tinker. ICheers and
laughter.r'
That Is 1t precisely. They are the "7Ink-
ers," the great party of Tinkers, and Con-
gress Is the great National Tinker Shop.
They are all Thinkers, In Congress and out
of It, and each one ''son of tinker"-an
epithet generally accepted as not any more
complimentary than one which somewhat
resembles 1t, If not quite 'idsm sondns.' y
Believing the Constitution to be no better
than any other old brass kettle, the echo OF
their hammers is heard at all hours upon it.
throughout the Capitol, and the Head
Tinker of the House, STEVENS, contends
with the Head Tinker of the Senate, SUM-
NRR, rs to which of them shall deal the
most vigorous blows, and which bring
forth the loudest noisest most discordant
ring from the battered sides and bottom OF
the old vessel. Let the cry, then. go forth
from the people, IA bds les Chdudonniers'
-"Down with the Tinkers."