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Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-11
DIED..

Near Dover, Tenn, on the 4th inst, after
protracted illness, Mrs. MANY WILSON, wife
of II. II. Wilson, and daughter Of j. l..
James-aged about % years. Her remains
were buried in Trinity cemetery, in this city,
on Sunday last.
In this county, on May 9th, WILLIE, in
FAINT daughter of O. |. aud Pleasant Metcalf,
aged is months.
Darling WILLIE, thou vast called early to
Heaven, but not before thy angel face and
sweet little ways, had found place too deep
in our hearts. We miss thee darling, sadly
miss thee. Yet
"Ere sin could blight or sorrow fade,
Death came with friendly CARE
I The opening bud TO Heaven conveyed,
Aud babe it blossom there"
N=ssss.
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Tam LrBrRALrrr.--We publish, today,
. note nom New York city, bearing upon
the subject of the Orphan Asylum, about to
be built here. Our readers win be pleased TO
see how highly the project is appreciated
abroad, and many Of tho citizens Of the town
and vicinity win be gratiiied to learn that
W. D. Clardy has headed subscription, in
New York, with Eve hundred dollars. We
know him too well TO be surprised at this
generous donation, but shall be surprised IL
II fail to stimulate others to emulate 50 noble
an example. The firm Is q strong one, and
other members are TO be heard from.
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RAT SToRy.-Don't fail to read the "Rat
Story" on the first page, written by "Obser-
ver.' "Coster's rat exterminater," is no
where, compared to his superior mode.
LIvERY.-If you want a good, pleasant
ride, or take nice drive in the country,
Sam Allen can accommodate you by calling
at his Stable on Franklin street.
OLD SCRATCH AND ALL HIS IMps IN NASH
vILLE-Worse than seven year itch, or any
scratches, which Lurton Brothers, pomade
de Helmerich cures. Wonder if it wont
cure the State of this terrible NANCE on the
body polite
We learn, from the Union and American,
that on Tuesday, Gen. Thomas received a
dispatch from Gen. Woods, announcing the
assassination of the Bureau agent at Grena-
da, Miss. The guilty party is not known.
The May Term of the Circuit and Crimi-
nal Court, will commence its session in this
place next Monday. Evil doors had better
be of for Canada, or somewhere else.
We are requested to state that the land
lords, at both of our Hotels, will do every
thing in their power to accommodate the
crowd which is expected here on the cath
and 3lst inst, to attend the Festival and
Tournament.
AucrIoS.-Special Auction sales of Dry
Goods, Boots, Shoes and Clothing, at thu
old stand of Andrew King, on Franklil
street. next Saturday and Monday. l
PNY FoRK.-The communication eff "Pi
ny Fork" wa: unintentionally misliand, bu
has now been found, and will appear in on
next issue.
STRAWBERRY ALLEY.-This street is IL
rather a filthy condition, and we trust tn
City Authorities will loose no time in hav
ing it cleaned up,
Merchants National Bank of Washington
is thrown out by the Northern Bank of thi
city.
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The ORPHANS It is gratifying to learn
that the subscriptions to the Orphan Asylum
come In literally from abroad. The question
is, what are we going to do ut home? The
ladies' entertainment, on the cath, and the
Tournament, on the 3lst, will, doubtless, be
well attended; but what then? In cause
so sacred, Is any one going to be content to
spend q few dollars at an. entertainment TO
which he could go, if there were no orphans
in the casef How many yearly subscribers
arc we to number? how many life members?
how many honorary nembers1 how many
donors Of sums munifcent, or moderate, ac-
cording TO the circumstances of the donor ?
The noble dead, who left their orphans n
dying bcquest to their countrymrp, will
scarcely rest in their blood stained graves, II
those with whom their last thoughts linger-
ed, shall meet with the worlds chill scorn,
insteadof the loving and eager charity that
should be their portion.
Overhaul your cash drawers, gentlemen,
and see what is there for those who, next to
your own children, should be your dearest
charge.
The soldiers orphan is his country's child.
The Female Academy building has been
proffercd for the ladies entertainments, the
date of which is Thursday, the cath inst.
Papers, throughout the State, favoring the
enterprise, will please notice this fact.
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A Sies.-we were, the other day, made
the astonished but most delighted recipient
Of very handsome sign, at the hands Of
Mr.. R. B. TAhPLrY. The board was made
and presented by that excellent workman,
Mr.. JoHs Cross. 1t isa,ery beautiful piece
Of work, executed In the most finished style
Of art, and we commend It to the public
notice, not only as a sign of our Office, but
ss sign to the community that Mr.. Tarpley
and Mr.. Cross are unequaled In their voca-
tons Of House and Sign painter and Car
penter.
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rRE fOURNAMRNfi

We take pleasure In calling the attention
Of our readers, to the programme Of exer-
cises and amusements published by the CON-
mittee Of managers, of the Tournament 10
take place at the Fair Grounds, near our city,
on the 3lst Of this month. The character
Of those in charge, for energy and taste, Is
. sufficient guarantee that this enterprise will
be rare treat to those who appreciate the
representations of feats Of ancient chivalry,
when mailed cavaliers entered the lists to
assert at the point of the lance, the superior
claims Of their ladie loves. We know well
many Of those who will enter the lists, to
place upon the brow, Of her whom they be-
lieve the fairest, the crown which designates
the beautiful wearer-the Queen Of Love
and Beauty, for the occasion. And we can
safely say, that Knights better trained to
rein the fiery charger, to WELD sabre, OF
poise q lance, never graced the pleasure.
loveing train Of Prince John. There viii
be, besides the contest for the crown, several
splendid prizes awarded to successful con-
testants with lance, sabre and spear. Also,
to experts in ACKNOWLEDGMENT side
shaking burlesques, are in the program.
me. The young gentlemen managing have
also, CALAMITY arranged ring for the ladies,
in which, splendid prize will be awarded
to the lady excelling as graceful and ele.
giant rider.
There will no doubt, be present on the oc-
casion, collection of gallantry, beauty and
loneliness rarely congregated. The Fair
Grounds are all that, could be desired, as a
place for the entertainment. The ring is
large, the Amphitheatre, with seats alreadv
comfortably arranged, will easily accommo-
date ten thousand persons An elegant
dinner will be arranged for all The affair,
will, without doubt be splendid success.
In the evening, there will be grand Re-
union and Festival, at the GAINESVILLE Fe-
male Academy buildings where everything
will be done to make all forget "busy care"
The object of the enterprise, is to accomplish
a great good, to raise money to support and
educate the many destitute orphans of our
State.
A large attendance is expected from all
parts of the country. Trains will be run
from Nashville, Bowlinggreen, and Cumber-
land City, on the morning of the slst, for
accommodation Of persons desiring to at
tend.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-11

To NY FRlESDs.-I have not been able
.on account of sickness, to attend to business
for nearly three months. hope to resume
again soon, and will take it as personal
favor, if my old friends and patrons will con-
tinue their business relations with Messrs
Coulter h Hillman in my absence. My in
terests are all with them. They are offering
a superior stock of goods this spring, and a
uniformly low prices. regret my inability
to wait on you at present, but, in my alb
sence, Capt. Moore or Mr.. Coulter will do Sc
with pleasure. Very respectfully, :,
Ap, 26im1 r. II PIoKERIsG.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-11

De Bows REvIEw.-We have received the
May number of this valuable periodical, and
the following are the titles of some the arti-
Giles embraced in the table of contents: Com
merce and finance in history; The political
crisis; The causes of commercial greatness;
Cotton manufactures for the South, and Cot
ton seizures by federal authorities. The ed
itor says he is now prepared to give his en-
tire attention to the Review, and we hope
he WILDE amply remunerated by generous
and discerning public.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-11

ELRcrroN OF RAriRoAD DrRScroRs AT q
meeting OF the stockholders Of the NJ, O. 4
L. r. R., held In this city on Saturday last,
the following named gentlemen were chosen
Directors for the ensuing year: d. N. Ken
nedy, joshua Elder, Thos. r. Pettus Thos. W
King. W. A. Quarles, Jas. 3. Rice, John A.
Bailey, Geo. r. Lewis Joshua Cobb, John
F House, H. N. Dudley, r. w. Humphriel
T. w. Dawson, J. 0. Shackelford, Josiah
Porter.-E xpress.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-11

The RaILRoAD.-The Cumberland bridge
having been thoroughly repaired, the con-
structon train is in active motion, on the
south side; and as soon as the rails are laid
on the new bridges and trestle, it will attack
the landslide at Tennessee ridge, the only
serious obstacle between here and Tennessee
river. The managers are pushing the work
ahead with commendable speed, and will &c,
through to Paris, we fear, considerably IL
advance of Memphis.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-11

THEArRIcAL.-We take pleasure in an
nouncing to the citizens of GAINESVILLE, the
arrival of Mr., Seaman, lessee and manager
of the new theatre, in Nashville, who is ma
king arrangements to open Fowler's Han
with hispopular dramatic troupe. Mr.. Scan
Ian comes well recommended by the Mayor
and citizens of Nashville, and we hope he
will meet q reception commensurate with his
merits-a full house. The performance will
come off on next Monday evening, and the
attraction will be the nautical drama, Ben
Bolt and the operate farce entitled Jenny
Lind.
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SECOND STocK OF SPRING GooDs.-Coul-
ter & Hillman are receiving their second
stock Of spring goods and viii very soon
have complete assortment of choice dress
goods, and everything else in their line of
trade. This firm is constantly making Or
ders, which enables them to keep full stock
of seasonable goods. The citizens of the
city and country should not fai, to call and
see them, as they promise to sell cheaper than
ever. 20
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pa. We have received the June number
of Peterson's Magazine, and find it decorated
with beautiful engravings, and presenting
an inviting table Of contents, to which we
have no time to sit down, before going to
press.
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16 Through the praiseworthy efforts OF
the Baltimore ladies, near one hundred and
sixty thousand dollars have been realized for
the destitute people Of the south. All honor
to Marylands fair daughters-their name
and fame will be revered so long as there is
pulsaton in southern hearts.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-11

DIVINE SERylcE-Elder Moses +. Laird,
Of Lexington, n.y., has been carrying on a
very interesting meeting, during the week,
at the Christian Church. The meeting will
continue morning and night, for several
days, and probably during next eek.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-11

New PApER.-- The first number of the
GAINESVILLE EXPRESS is on our table. The
publishers and proprietors-Messrs. Barton,
Solomon and Misunderstanding been con-
nected with this Office, we can endorse them
as reliable gentlemen, and fully qualified to
manage the machine they have put in motion.
The number before us, is very neat in appear
ance, and its contents display judgment and
taste. Success to the new enterprise.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-11

e6 Thomas 4 Co., of Cincinnati, havt
removed from No. 40 to No. 10, Vine street,
in the large, new brick building corner Of
First and Vine and now have an abundance
of room for storage. When you address
them, remember No. ID, Vine street.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-11

DIsFicuLry.--On Friday last a difficulty
occurred, near Pleasant Mound, Tenn, be-
tween one Mr.. Hodge and b. G. Felts Du-
ring the ARRAY Fel,s was shot and severely,
but not dangerously wounded. Hodge re-
ceived several blows from stick in the
hands of Felts.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-11

LABoR.--The Nashville Banner of 9th
says: "Mr. John s. Hough will take down
on the steamer Cumberland to-day, some
thirty freedmen whose services he has secur-
ed for Messrs. Daniel Hillman, Brother
Son, at the Tennessee Iron Works. Over
one hundred have already been forwarded
to the same destination. The furnaces at
these Works will shortly be in operation.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-11

a@- There was nearly as great rush at
Armstrong; Gallery, on last Friday and Sat-
urday, to sec Brother Bringhursts picture,
rs there was to the doors and windows Of
Noah's Ark when 1t rested on Mount Airy,
rdtI
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-11

BeH. We are glad to state that our clever
friend, R. H. Pickering, has so far regained
his health as to enable him to take his place
behind the counter, at Coulter h Hillman's.
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On HASp.-Ma,ill 4 Bro, have just re-
ceiyed large and elegant assortment of la
dies dress goods and trimmings Ladies
don't all 20 at once
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sl4 SIS, Ia o5, IA so, 10 90, l2 rs,
IA 90, 4 rs, a 20, a 90.
There is but little demand for old Tobacco.
The prices, for the new crop, are full. Sales
this week, at four warehouses, amount $50,
hogsheads, ranging from SO so to $40 So
Sales every Tuesday.
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CEDRoN.

which Ia the basis of the Bitters now offered
TO the public. That honor belongs 10 the
native inhabitants Of Central America, TO
whom its virtues have been known for more
than two hundred years. Armed with II,
the Indian bids defiance to the most deadly
malaria: and handles without fear the most
venomous serpents. IL Is belief with them
that while there Is breath left In the body the
Cedron Is potent TO cure, no matter what the
disease may be. Hi g14 ~
While DR.. Bull is mot prepared 10 endorse
this extravagant preteusiou, be 10 nevsrthc-
less satisfied from q thorough sxamination OF
the evidence relating 70 its virtues that g
remedy and preventive ftom Ill diseases arts
ing from exposure, either 10 changes of
weather and climate, or to the missmatic
influence, II stands .al l-sS sl
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Clarksville Money Market.

RATES OF PREMIUM AND DISCOUNT.
Corrected peekly by the Northern Bank.
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CLARKsvILLE, May 4, 1866.

CLARKsvILLE, May 4, 1866.
Sales by Mcclure & Courts, of 81 Hhds.
Tobacco, as follows:
$40 Is, Is 80, II 90, l6 80, l6 SO,
16 90, l6 rs, Ia 10, IA 90, IA 60, IL rs,
IL IS, IL 90, IL 10, IL 10, 10 40, 30,
10, 8 so, I so, 6 40, 4 rs, 4 Is, 8 So
rs, 4 05, 3 S5, A rs, A 05, s As, 3 40.
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WITHOUT A RIVAL,

and justly deserves the reputation il hes 60
long enjoyed in Central America and Ne
s AeA %n
f
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GAINESVILLE, Tenn, May 4, 1856.
Sales by Harrison d Shelby on the. 4th
inst, of hhds. old tobacco, at the follow
ing prices: ....
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Tobacco, at the following prices:
ST. es, II 25, II 90, 10 50, rs 10,
Is 90, Is 90, IA 95, IA 10, IA IS, IA co.
ID 80, ,l3 TO-. 10 so, 10 40, ID 20, 10 05,
Ia so, IL 20, IL 90, II 80, II 10, 10 o5
10 IS, 10 So, 10 90, 0 95, 9 80, Q as
30, o 80, 8 80, 8 80, 8 60, so, 7 35
I 35, Z 80, 80, 20, 10, so, SO,
10, 10, 10, 5 06, a 90, a 80, 4 so,
4 SO, A 40, 4 35, a IS, a 30, 4 25,.4 20,
4, o6, 90, 90, s5, 3 95, 3 90, 3 80,
3, 30, 8 go, 3 IS, 8 so, 8 Is, 80. Re-
lection of Bids on I hhds.
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His iuimitable preparation Of SARSAPA.
RILLA, has long stood at tho head q IT,
various compoands Of that valuable drug.
IIis COMPOUND OF WILD CHERRY
has become household word ,hrousbcst
the West and South. 80
His WORM LozKNGEs, IN lens thas /.
year after their introduction, attained rep
utation as widespread as tho continent Of
America.
But the browning glory Of his life remains
to be attained In his discovery, or rather
combination, for he does not claim to be the
discoverer of frf
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Ee RED RIVER LANDING, Tenn. |
WA May 10, 1866. !
Sales BY snrrui 4 TURNKEY, Of 10 hhds
Tobacco af the fnllovin0 nrices.
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RAT SToRY.-Don't fail to read the "Rat
Story" on the first page, written by "Obser-
ver.' 'Costers rat extermnater," is no
where, compared to his superior mode.
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boring mountains, and shaking the house to its
very foundation; the rain, too, descended in
cataracts; il seemed rs though the Hood gates
OF heaven were opened and the eternal waters
awfulness ofthe scene. 1t gradually became as
dark as pitch, the wind every instant increas-
ing in intensity.
AbouteIeven O'Clock the noise of the gale
as something had never before heard, and
yet every moment II seemed to wax stronger
and stronger, till 1t increased to such an over
whelming roar that the strongest efforts of the
human voice, In closest proximity, were
quite unheard.
The building began to show by Its quakings
that 1t " as time to get below into a place Of
greater safety. The negroes were therefore
reused from their stupor, and by signs desired
to 60 below.
The house by this time had become little bet
ter than rocking vessel, while q shower of
shingles and tiles was every instant swept
from the roof Very soon all, save Mr.. Cor
don, were safely conveyed below, Mary and
crash proclaimed that something had fallen
and j darted back to see IL any accident had
happened to my host. When got back to the
room foand him uninjured; but a sudden
break in the clouds and CLEAN OF light dis.
closed an extraordinary sight to me. The air
was filled with missiles Of all descriptions
FRANCES Of trees, huge stones, beams, and all
sorts Of movables, which were driven along
with incredible speed.
Suddenly q violent shock was felt sending
the whole house come falling upon us. The
clouds had once more closed mp, and darkness
again covered the earth, the rapidly repeated
flashes Of lightning only rendering it more i'm.
penetrable; while the roaring Of the wind. and
the crashing Of the thunder, made up hid.
eous tumult such a. appalled, the heart and
almost annihilated the mind.
ITO BE CONrINURD1
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DROP0SALs FOB MAT,

OFFICE DEPOT OoMMIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE, ,
WASHING TON, ID. o.. September 8, 1875 Z
sealed Proposals., OF the form furnished By the
Tndersfgnsd' viii be received, In duplicate, until
for iii the Fresh Beef and Mutton r.auir.d % 9oI
sale or ISSUE 1t the following places Viz WesS.
tngton. D. O.. Alex andrta. Va, Fsrt Washinaton.
Nd. Fort ro9te. Ad Fort whipple, Va, and the
G9yeEnment tnrHs, Ct. MaryS County, nd.
Beef required for sales TO olcer pplied from the
Washington Depot. This Beef viii Is OF the g pcst
Quality. OF select Darts, both from the hind.
quarters And the r1bs Of the fore-ouarters.
=. All the meat will be subject to Q rigid inspec-
tion; to b Of exceent etsbie quality and in
au!ed for the troops, Of equal proportions Of fore
end hind quarters, neoks. shanks, and kidney
In all cases, If the meat 10 not satisfactory. mr.
chases In the open market Will be made ct the ex.
The contractor VIII DO required to deliver the
meat at the store houses ct the places uemed
where he will distribute u in such quantities And
ct such times, - ofdcef of the Subsistence De-
peItment may direct.
Ing each or any number OF the abovenamed place.
Bidders must b present 1t the opening Of the
bids. " ~Ns
Payment 70 be made at this ofiee monthly. for
all meat purchased, except that delivered al the
Government arms, which will be paid for BY the
All questions respecting quality and condition
Will be settled by the officer of the Subsistence De.
partment receiving the meat
The contract Will be made for six months from
the ret day OF Ootober 1896 or such period e. the
Bids Sass Be- sndol. %i'
- and addressed 70 the undersigned.
ee loot G. BELL, q. s., u, g A.
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DROPOsALs FOB TUBAOOO.

QNes Depot Comm lssayp of Snbs1sfeneH
Washington, ID. C., September S, 1888
scared Proposals in duplicate, OF the form fur.
hsheo o. the understgned will be received A. this
once until II clock n. IN THCRsDAY, aOth In
10000 FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS OF ro.
BACOO,
fer the rse Of the troops from this depot
near as possible in single pound plugs. Ana or =
quality not inferior to the araAe COMMONLY called
Navy Plug" The boxes Win be made of stronS.
substantial wood, we'll coopered, and each box 70
contain nifty 800 pounds net Tare to be cerefuliv
ascertained by stripping Q sufficient number OF
boxes. The tobacco will be thoroughly inspected
oy an experienced expert, and meme received
which does not comely IN quality and weight with
the foregoing condition. In eli cases ii will be
purchased " Tax paid.
Samples will accompany the proposals, and the
ceruncate OF the inspector selected By the under.
signed Will be attached to each bill Of purchase
The name of the contractor and date Of transfer
gross weight and tare, to Be marked legibly on
each box; one half to be delivered within thirty
Gays from the acceptance OF the bid and the re.
msinder before the 18th OF October next.
will be received in this city ct either of the
following places, viz:
At the Government Warehouses, Sixth sire ct
wharf; at the Monumental Grounds, Fourteenth
street. or at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Depot
Payment to be made in such funds @ may be on
hand for disbursement. upon the delivery of the
entire amount contye for.
Re 6-6t Major and G.. g., q, g. A
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
EW RIvER LINE.

The fine Steamer wAwAsEr viii Ee4@N
day morning at s O'Clock for CURRIOMAN Re.
turning, will leave CurrisDan at O'Clock SUNDAY
morning, arriving at Washington early that
evening.
She will touch 1t all Landings for freight and
passenger. which will be taken at THE LOWEST
POSSIBLE BATES
For freight or passage apply to
JOHN VAN RlSWTOK,
General Supertntendent P. r. Co,
Seventh Street Wharf
iron Tuesday, the 18th instant, she will con-
mence to make her semi. weekly trips, leayf No
Warrington on Tuesdays and FridsyU. returniaS
on Wednesdays and Sundays.