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Fires the order Of Che DAY.

CINCINNATI, July Ga double brick
house on Vine street hill, occupied by
S. S. Carpenter and DR.. Wheeler, was de-
stroyed by fire on the 4th inst. Loss
$4,000 total.
The Lawrenceburg, Ind, fire will reach
100000. Twenty-one buildings were
destroyed, covering an area of nearly two
acres.
CHERRY VALLEY, N. Y, July 5.-All
the buildings on the north side of Main
street, in this place, from the barns at
tached to Stearns' Hotel to J. Suttlif's
house, were destroyed by fire last night.
Loss from $95 200 to $1O0,o0G. The fire
is believed to have been the work of an
incendiary.
CINCINNATI, July IA fire broke
out at II o'clock, P. NJ, in the Academy
of Music Building, corner of Fourth and
Holmes streets, occupied by Kelly & Le-
on's Minstrels, caused by the Janitor
dropping coal oil lamp, The audience
had just left. The building is totally de-
stroyed. Insurance unknown. Loss
$685. 900.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-07-17

CRoP PRospEcrs. The prospects Of
famine in the Western States are poor
The Cincinnati Gazette says that in Indi-
ana the wheat is not good, but lthe corn is
wonderful fine. Theusandsof bushels Of
potatoes have been planted and are doing
we'll. Oats a fair crop. In Illinois,
wheat spring. is excellent; corn splendid;
fruit an average crop, and farmers are in
fine spirits. There is no danger Of scar
city if the weather continues favorable.
The hay prospects are fair.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-07-17

JEFFERSON DAyIs.-We welcome the
news from Fortress Monroe of the assign
ment of spacious and comfortable apart
ments for the housekeeping Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jefferson Davis. By -and-by the
farce will have become too glaring, and
then he will be let go. What is the use
of persisting in cheat where nobody is
cheated? Mr.. Davisis NOT to be tried--at
all events not with intent or expectation
of convicting him--then why is he lon
ger subsisted at public cost? Let us
have an end of the sham.-N. Y. Hi6-
une.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-07-17

The STEAMER BEST UNDER BoNDs.-
The steamerJ FL. Best is held under ten
thousand dollars bonds, at Marietta, for
refusing to leta negro eat at the first ta-
BILE with the white passengers. He sued
the boat for five thousand dollars DANA
ges, and the steamer was placed under
bonds for double the amount. Four
days have been allowed her to give the
above security, which will no doubt be
done within that time.- Wheeling Regis
ter, july H.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-07-17

The CAMPAIGN OPENED. Both tick
cts are in the field, and the campaign is
opened. It only remains for the Democ-
racy to close up their ranks and make a
square fight to secure glorious victory.
To work then, and letnot your hands be
idle until Ohio is redeemed from the fa-
natics who control it.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-07-17

CoNsIsTENT.-The fanatics who wanted
the Southern people all killed because
they were attempting to get out Of the
Union, now want to kill them because
they want to remain in the Union. Ca
rieus. isn't il?
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The sumner and stevens Polish.

Being in city short time since, we
had a short eolloquy with boot black:
"Black yer boots: Sumner style ten
cents; Thad. Stevens style fifteen cents"
"What do you call the Sumner style?'
We innocently inquired.
"That's the blackest there is, respon-
ded the proprietor of the box and brush.
eWell, and what's the Thad. Stevens
style?" we asked.
"That's blackin' 'em legs and all; black
leg style we call it sometimes.
we meditated profoundly while he ad
ministered ten cents worth of the Sumner
polish.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-07-17
Heavy Robbery OF a Messenger
Boy--S2l. 900 stolen.

NEw YoRK, July 9.-This afternoon a
boy fourteen years of age, named NJ. W.
Cooper, employed by Messrs. Congreve,
Stuart & Cooper, had a bag containing
S21, 900 snatched from his hand, while
standing in the cashiers Office Of the
Custom House, by an unknown man. He
pursued the man, but soon fell senseless
in the street, from the effects of chloro-
form it is thought The man escaped
The money belonged to Messrs. Jalssen,
Schmidt & Rupert, and was about to be
paid for customs.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-07-17

A PREVENTIVE OF THE CHoIARA.-
The habitual use of onions as an article
OF food, is said to be almost certain pro-
lection from cholera, even when in imme-
diate contact with it.
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MINT OF THE UNITED STATES, !
PHILADELPHIA.

The following are the regulations for
the distribution of cents and the new
nickel three and FIVE cent pieces of the
United States: The bronze one and tive,
and the nickel three and five cent coins
can now be had at the mint in exchange
for gold and silver coins or legal tender
notes of the United States. The new
three cent pieces are put up in bags of
$50, and the five cent pieces in sums of
fifty dollars each, and either of the sums,
or any larger amount of which so or 80
is the multiple, will be sent in the order
of the entry of application. The reason
able expenses of the transportation of
the cent and three cent pieces in sums of
$50, and Eve cent coins in sums of $50
and upward, to any point accessible by
railroad or steamboat, will be paid by the
mint. The Adams Express company will
act as agents for parties ordering cents,
&c., to which money or drafts on National
Banks, payable to their order, may be
sent, or drafts on or certificates of depos-
its in National Banks, payable to the or
der of the DlreTtor or Treasurer Of the
mint, may be sent, and the coins ordered
will be forwarded when the money is re-
ceived or the drafts collected.
JAMES Pollock, Directrr.
No remittance for currency below the
denomination of ten cents should there
fore hereafter be made to this Office.
+. e. SPINNER, Treas. U. S.
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The PhIladeIphia Convention.


The Convention to: be held at Philadel-
phia, on the 18th Of August, is rising into
an importance which must astonish its
most sanguine friends. Instead of the
ridicule with which it was at first men
toned when noticed at all, it is now re-
ceiying general and thorough discussion
by all the politicians and newspapers
throughout the country. We are glad to
learn from this discussion that the object
seems to be not to organize third party,
but to unite and consolidate the friends Of
restoration Of the Union and opponents
Of the radical schemes.
We have seen the comments of over
seventy different newspapers, twenty of
them published in the. .Sonth, and they are
thus divided: Every Radical paper oppo-
ses and denounces the movement; every
conservative Republican paper approves
and endorses it; the Democratic papers,
both North and South, favor it more or
less.
There is,no longer doubt that it will
be an immense gathering of distinguished
men, and if it acts as judiciously as should
be expected from the known wisdom and
experience Of its chief supporters, Radi-
calism may at once buy its shroud
It already assumes the appearance Of
a general uprising of the people to shake
off the tyranny, usurpation and oppres-
sion Of Thad. Stevens and Charles Sum-
ner radicalism. The dictatorship of these
petty tyrants will be trampled down.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-07-17

Twelve thousand dollars have been for
warded to North Carolina from the Balti-
more Fair. 8
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Radical ECONOMY.

Last winter Congress passed resolu-
tion congratulating the Emperor of Rus
sia on his escape from an attempted as
sassination. That resolution could have
been franked to our Minister at st. Peters
burg, and presented to the Emperor with
out the expense Of one cent; but that is
not Radical style: A war vessel has been
fitted out, manned, coaled and provision
ed, all for the purpose of carrying one
man to Russia with that little piece of
paper. Another vessel will probable be
fitted up for his return.
The whole cost will be about FIVE hun
dred thousand dollars.
The messenger is Assistant Secretary
of the Navy, Fox, and he made this nice
little arrangement for himself.
r@ The statue of Washington, stolen
from Lexington, Va, BY the notorious
General Hunter, has been returned by
authority Of an order from Washington.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-07-17

s.THE UNION AS IT WAS, AND
THE CONSTITUTION AS 1T IS"
II hold that THIS Government was made
on the WHITE BASIS, by WHITE
MEN, for the BENEFIT of WHITE MEN
and their P0STERITY forever.s-Se-
phen a. Douglas.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-07-17

@The Treasury Department has dis
continued the issue of paper currency of
the denomination of FIVE and three cents,
having substituted therefor new nickel
five and three cent pieces, which may be
procured from the Director of the mint
at Philadelphia, under the following cir
cular:
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-07-17

New Orleans was founded in the year
l72I.
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Springbank Academy.

500 AMoNTHl-AGENTs wanted fol
SIX ENTiRELY NEW ARTICLES, just out, Address
O. T. CAREY, City Building, Biddeford, Maine.
dec2Ey.
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WoodsfieId. July II. 1866,

"A union Of hearts, union of hands,
A union that-none may sever;
A union Of lakes, union of lands,
The AMERICAN UNION FOREVER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-01
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.


4 FEMALE SEMINARY will be opened on
n Grace street, between 81 AMI ifh stTa' next doe,
To Dr. Fairfax January 49, 1886 in which viii BE- susl
thoroughly all tho English bIarch9s, FL Lst.n al
Music.
II Is the intention Of the principal. u '' -1I-o-
ikcd, to make this school perman NJ % .Ju.
Southern teacher, Of the high',- .Jns wi.
be employed, and no means spared O" .'r - ir .F..t
worthy Of the patronage Of the city Of .'...r.'
A Normal Glass will be formed for the ,.,rc tc-
ton Of those who desire to engage In ;eachin-
The discipline will be mild but strict. Care Viii 90
taken to promote the health and 30 pine,s 81 o., "u-
pills and to make their studio, pleasant duty Be-, Sd
Of an irk-Ome task.
No pupils under fix years age will b. admitted.
Session I've months.
TERMS
Instructions in the English branches anI the rul.msn.
OF LHtlH..........t 81 ~
French Latin and Mu,is, at tho usudI rates.
Tuition payable one htN In advance, lin specie IL,
value in the remainder =. tlo close Of the
term for which tho pupil was entered.
Scholars admitted al any time aud for any length or
time, not less than a month.
Persons desiring ptroni2u the school will please
leave their names with Mr. John I. Tanner az tho
olhco of tho Richmond Wing.
MARY LOUISA WALKER,
janl-rod2w Principal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-01

worthy the esteem Of all who appreciate genuine
worth The establishment in which he aud the emf
nent player CGrme are TO play, Is, as we have sad
gotten up in a most superior style and must prove
exceedingly attractive TO gentlemen desiring to par
ticipate in a scientific and most captivating game.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-01

Sale conducted by A. u. HAMILTON, Auetione-r.
dec5 -2tawtls
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-01
FOR SALE OR LEASE.

A FARM, within one mile of Richmond, sES.
~ with very convenient DWELLING -HOU Sc, 49,
containing nine rooms, and all necessary out build ~
ings, Sc-Not having succeeded in renting out
my FARM, situated uS above described, when last ad
vertlsed have determined TO increase the quantity Of
Land then offered with tho House 10 TWO HUNDRED
ACRES. 1t is well watered and well adapted to the
purposes of Dairy Farming Market Gardening and the
cultivation OF tho usual Farm Crops. 1t will be rented
for one or more years. Apply to Messrs. HARRISON
GODDlN & APPERSON, or to the subscriber at the
office Of the RICHMOND WIG.
dcc27-lOt CHI. &. WILLIAMS.
TOR LEASE-Expecting to be absent III
Il from Virginia for time, will lease the :;iH
lG'ge double DIV ELLlNG-hOUSE, now oceupiedSSN
by ,. 7. Suit, ESQ, situated on south side Frank
lin street. between Second and Third streets for three
years commencing first of January next. The House
is furnished with beautiful Furniture, Competing, Paint
ings and Satuary, and the Library supplied with stan
dard works The Kitchen and servants rooms very
complete. Attached to the promises extensive Sta
bles aud Carriage houses lighted withgas, having two
rooms for cuehmen These can be detached, if desired
from the louss lot and rented without Inconvenience
10 the Dwelling. FOr terms, apply. between and 10
o'clock A. ~ and and Z. NJ, TO
BOILING W. HAXALL
declS-u Third street End door from Franklin
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-01

RErtsED BAIL-George Lee, George Patterson,
T1,hed Jackson Bob Barbour, charged with shoot
~ henry TAYLOR. white, on the Mechaniesyille
,adbn Friday morning. were before the Provost
con1 saturday morning. when, owing 70 the alb
eno1o material witnesses, their cases We're post
col,h until tomorrow at II o'clock. The Judge
cd 30 bail the prisoners, and they were com
,oited o the lookup for trial. This decision OF the
tTge rather disgrqnted the father Of one o. .ne
- vho though darker by several shades u not
W. ikshrother Pleasant Bowler. Like his reverence
a. Is portly in figure and lofty in bearing. de
100 confident Of having his son bsiled, a. be was
.onIv Charged with the light offence Of shooting
Rte sS with intent 70 kill, and didn't relish by
~ asans the conduct Of Colonel McEntes, who
-aiveIbim of telling him he wanted to hear moth
;nr moe abont il until Tuesday the day set for the
srial.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-01
SCHOOL,
NELSON COUNTY, yIPGIXIA.

dec23 -tjanl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-01

II ALU ABLE 1ON fhOIEhl 1 Al <fA
Y AUCTIUN.-There will be sold In the town i.:iE
OF wytheville the SECOND MONDAY INs=7oH
JANUARY NEXT, being Court day, on the prem
ises to the highest bidder. the HOUSE and LOT lately
occupied by the Farmer. Bank Of Virginia. together
with all the FURNITURE belonging TO said institution,
consisting OF two largo IRON SAFES, PRESSES, IA.
BLES, &c.
The said property situated in the centre Of the most
business part Of the town, the improvement being
large and commOdious BRICK DWELLING. enclos- 10
'front.' and partly back with superior Iron Railing,
aud all ths other necessary buildings suitable to tho
Successful transaction Of mercantile bank
ing house, and private family, all new, made u good
material, and In the most approved modern style.
Thi, property not having been sold contemplated,
Al the December Court, will positively be s0d az the
time mentioned above on tho following terms 70 wit;
One.thlrd in three months, third u -N months and
the Remaining third in nine months from the said day
OF sale with interes; added, payable In United States
currency.
Any persons at n distance wishing TO purchase, my
be more particularly informed in relation to aid prop
erty, By addressing the undersigned At WYheville,
Virginia.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
STEPHEN NcGiNoCR,
decoO-eodiw President.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-01

MAYR's CoURr-MATOR SAUNDERS PREsIDISG.-
The following cases were disposed Of on Saturday:
J. " Gillespie. eolored, charged with being an es-
capped pristler from Castle Thunder. sent BACK 10
bulge AeEEee for disposition
Peter stag, citizen, charged with being ar9hA
and disorderly and drawing a pistol on ponce
man, was cslel and he having again failed TO make
his appearance aefOre the court his bail bona was
marked forfeited.
P. V. Cavedo appeared before his Honor and com
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-01
IMPORTANT TESTIMONY from a Cores
i pondent ofthe RELIGIOUS HERALD, in favor Of
CORAL DETERGENT:

There many preparations advertised for purify
Hs tbs Breath and Whitening the Teeth such 500
don't Beatsl rlli5, Sc, but speak what do know
ed by Mr.. Wood is unequalled Of It's kind II iparts
delightful fragrance the breath and clean,es the
teeth without giving them the yellowish tinge which
Is the usual effect OF many washes Of great rrtensons
In word is all that il claims TO he We understand
Mr. Wood Is preparing several articles, which form Il
String Of Corals Indispensable 10 "A Lady's Toilet
They may be obtained at his neat establishment
9Th and Marshall street" dsc2St
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-01
EXECuTOR,S SALE OF YALUABLEH,

IL REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF GOOCH- 90
LAND.-On the 18TH DAY or JANUARY, 1906 on -~'-'
the premises by virtue II authority vested in me
bv the last will and testament Of the late David Mm
deceased by public auction, will proceed TO sell tho
TRACT OF LAND Of which the said Minis diad seized
living on the waters Of the lower Licking Hole Creek
in the county of Goochand, consisting OF about
SIX HUNDRED ACRES
large portion Of this land is rich Creek Bottom
The whole tract is well watered and well timbered 10.
plantation purposes. The DWELLING HOUSE IS ?
framed building Of four and basement. The ont
building, are good This farm Is generally considered
TO be one Of the best in the county, of the river, i
lies convenient to mills, churches and post Office.
TERMS-One two and three years credit, except so
much may be necessary TO pay the expenses Of SAFE
Personal security required.
CHARLES McALISTEE, Executor.
Sale conducted by A. VI. HAMILTON, Auetione-r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-01
IF. GooDR, BouLDIS BoCLDIS, p. Q.
daclG-lawiy

VIRGINIA At rules held in the Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Court Of the city OF Richmond,
on tn Gth day VI December, lsG5-
Virginia A. O'Suiyan, by her next friend, william K.
Noore-PaintiG,
Against
Daniel J. O'Suivan, and others. Defendants.
The object Of this suit Is to obtain divorce EiaeVlO
mGtriHOaii between the plaintiff and the defendant
Daniel J. 0'Sullysn, and provision for the plaintiff
Of the estate Of the said Daniel 0Sulvan for the
support and maintenance of the plaintiff.
And an affidavit having been made and filed that the
defendant, Daniel j. OSullivan, above named, IL not
resident Of this State the said defendant is required
to appear within month after due publication hereof
and do what is necessary to protect his interest in tn.
suit. Copy-Teste:
decl2-law4w BENZ. POLLARD, Clerk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-01
FAYETTEVILLE On. c.
MILITARY ACADEMY.

The exercises Of this Institution nave been resumed
without the military feature, AID additional number
OF pupils will b. received for the balance Of the se5
sion which will terminate twenty-siX weeks irpm the
drst OF January, 1906. The discipline and course OF
instruction will be tho same ia similar schools, with
tho exception OF thorough Ia the Ancient Lam
guages, embracing Latin and Greek composition In
surveying and Engineering tho instruction will be both
Theoretical aud practical. Arrangements will be made
Ut an early day to complete set OF Chemical
and Philosophical apparatus. no pains expense
will BE- spared make thi, Of tho best schools 10
the country. The buildings located 0n Iaymoun
which Ov6rloOks tho town Of Fayetteville, 4ud which
Is remarkable for the h-althlness II the location tho
beauty 4 the scenery and the Intelligence refinement
most daily connection between Wilmington and Fay
cteyillc by steamboat, and this Is suggested tb-
best to the latter place from amo, any quarter.
Students will be received at any time, and viii De
charged from the date Of entrance though :. will be
best TO entot about tho first II January, lsC5.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-01
Auction sALES.-This Day.
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
--~~--~~---~~~~-,->,-J~- - S-y,o,Ss,.,',
THRUST SALE OF A FINE FARM.-a


i By consent OF parties andSps Trustee under<3&
Deed Of Trust from Robert Coles, decd, TO Tuek<-
err s. Coles, executed and recorded In April, 1000
will offer for sale the premises, on THURSDAY the
FIRST day of FEBRUARY, lSG6 II suitable, and II not
on the ne 1t suitable day, Of the finest farms In the
county OF Albemarle situated 10 ii miles South OF
Charlotesv!e adjoining tho lands Of DE- u. T. Ran
dolph. p $ Coles Esq o.. and others, and containing
about ACRES Of which i've six hundred acres arc
cleared and the BALANCE finely tmbered. The improve
rnen,, consist of large and convenient DWELLING,
comparatively new, with the usual necessary outbuid
ings This (. 4 Green Mountain farm and ike most oi
the Land in shat fine region is Of superior quality end
admirably adapted 10 the growth OF Corn, wheat To-
bacco and other Nrnil crops For several year past
Il has been under the management Of one OF The rr,t
agricultuIali>tS OF the county.
TERMS-Unless more favorable terms he announced
on the day sale from eleven 10 twelve thousand dol
lars Of the purchase ey will be required in c,h
the balance, with interest from day Of sale 10 be pd
annually, will be PAYABLE in four equal annual install.
mnns be secured by bonds, with good security, ani
deed Of trust the iaUd.
For further information address p s. Coles, Esq, OF
T. = Coles, Esq, AZ North Garden =. o.. Albsmarle
county, Va, the under,i ;ned at Charlottesville.
nni-doaw4w T.. L. WATSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-01
FORM OF PROXY.

FORM OF PROXY.
Know MES BY THESE PRESENTS, That -, the sub
scriber being stock holder In the National Express
Company, do hereby constitute and appoint - our
and lawful attorney and proxy, to represent each
OF us in all general meetings of tho stockholders of said
company held within six months from and after the
date hereof when not personally present rep
resented BY some other proxy, with full power and
authority at such general meetings to give such vote
votes and TO do such other act acts each Of
could give or do member Of the said meetings. II
personally present; and we do hereby ratify
and confirm whatever vote or votes, act acts,
said attorney may lawfully give or do for US In pursu
auce Of the authority hereby conferred upon him.
Witness 60 hand and seal this - day Of -,
thousand eight hundred and -.
TEsrB
hnclG-Il fSEAL.l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-01

FINED FOR DEPosITlNG FILTH ~ TIE STREETS
Frederick Hsckett negro confessed on Saturday, 10
the Provost Judge, that, in violation Of the ordi-
nance on the subject, he had thrown filth into the
streets, He was fined s., and admOnished not to
repeat the 0aense.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-01

INFECTIONS oP FLOUR AT RICHMOND FOR THE
SECOND Qe4KTEB ENDING 3lsr DECEMBER 1866
Family Flour, 2O4i barrels Extra Superfne,
10 6S7 barrels Superhne, 9O5i uairels. Superine
$40 half-barrels; Fine l75 barrels, MiddiBgs l552
barrels; Condemned, - barrels
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-01

COMMERCIAL CIRCULAR.-We have received with
compliments Of Daily News" circular published
in the Office OF that papsr and entitled Charleston
Commercial Circular and Prices CsTeHt' IL is neat
y gotten up and manifesty with great can, and Is
very useful document. 1t is published weekly al
five cents per copy.